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The Washington herald., 1913-05-24

New York. May 22-Bradstreets to-
morrow will say:
TT is difficult to find a keynote that
will at once characterize trade trends
the country over. but business continues
favorable, the Western situation in this
respect being almost antitherical to the
depression prevailing in the East. Pre-
sumably the West Is buoyed by sanguine
wheat crop prospects, and in that sec
ton of the country there does not ap-
pear to be much apprehension as regards
consequences from tariff revisions. In
some lines operations are slower for
which various causes exist.
Settlements of labor disturbances that
affect the Eastern silk mills are slow in
coming to pass. Operations in textile
industries are being conducted on a
restricted sale. while in the East. TOO,
tanneries are operating only about two
thirds OF their capacity. Moreover build
ing trades In various cities are unsettled
by strikes. Pig iron appears to be in
improved demand almost continually.
Current prices are lower. and in finished
lines of steel Specifications run consid-
erably under shipments. while new BUSH
ness is relatively light Copper Is dull
and somewhat weaker.
Business failures for the week ended
May Q. were 2sS which compares with
259 last week and rs year ago.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. May 1-MILLFEED-srrad inquir,
Is fair. Spring bran 115: standard middiing
2oo; Western red dog. a.s5: winter wheat. In 100
pound sacks. to arrive. 800; city bran. in bulk
$50
RYE-steady: duh business. Western to arrive
Is rahcd at about es. c. g.. track State i
Dormal
RYE FL0UR-steady: demand inactive. Coed "a
choice quoted at 36oai5, in barrels
CORNMEAL-strunS: checking trade Kiln
dried. for export, 3Soa3-55; coarse meal in bags
l27ai9
HAY-Receipts 2,5il tons Market Is dull and
weak Quotations: No. ! timothy, los: standard
100: No. . soaa5; No. B. 7sas0
STRAW-Rsceipts nil. Firm; business checked
Long rye quoted at Looal.N On track. and 10 N
boats.
FoRK-steady: dealings are small Mess. q soa
% 90: family. 9.0oa2i.5o
BEEF-steady: supplies are light and trade quiet
Packet 20oa22oo; family. 2 J1a239
LARD-steAdy: dealings moderate Prime West
EN-. IL .; refined Continent u7o: South American
u 3: refined Brazilian. in key SIS: beef stearine
sAal0; lard stesrine inactive: New York L.
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FINANCIAL

do, old ROSTERS lb. loaIi; chickens young h.. "a
Is; do winter. lbs. zaz: spr.ng chickens ~
lbs. and over, =; do. ID. and under. 1ase
ducks white Pekins. H.. Is: muscosy. n. lssH
do. puddle. h.. paA; ssese. nearby. Id. HAS
do. Western and Southern. h.. llai2: do. Ken
Island. lb.. isaff: pigeons. young. pair. 20; do
DID, pair 20; Euines fowi. old. each. %: do. young
~ lbs and over. IS: do. smaller. %.
EGGs-Maryland. Pennsylvania. and nearby nrsts
loss OF. per dozen. %; Western nrsts. los on. Pc
dozen, %; West Virginia nrsts. los Oh. per dozen
lsaD; Southern hrst. loss on. dozen. issls.
choice. soasr: do good 2sa2s; d. prints cs34; do.
blocks. S2a33; ladies' 25a,z; Maryland and Pennsyi
vania rolls. z2s3s: Ohio rolls 2; West virnnn
rolls 2; store-packed. na7: Maryland. virrinis
md PENNSYLVANIA dairy prints. 2a2: process butter
Der h.. Basil
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PAGE TO ESCAPE PROTEST.
English Objections Against Him
VIII Not BE Endorsed.

The American Federation of Labor,
through Frank Morrison, secretary. yes
terdsy declined to state what its attitude
would be on the alleged protests by New
York labor unions against the appoint
ment Of Walter H Page as an Ambassa-
dor to Great Britain.
Secretary Morrison explained that the
protests from the local unions in New
York had not reached American Fedora
ton headquarters, and would come here,
IL at all, through the channels of tn.
International typographical Union ana
the International Bookbinders' Union,
with which the local protesting unions
in New York are affiliated. II " not
thought here that the federation will take
a stand against Ambassador Page.
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BALTIMORE WHOLESALE MARKET

RYE-stcck in elevators. 7s.TI bushels; ship
ments from elevators. eU7 bushels. No. 2 rye,
Western domestic. ssses; do. No. J. slas2: do,
No 4, easl: bag lots. near By. % to quality
6Oa65
MILLFEED-spring wheat. bran. in loo-lb, sacks.
per ton, g5z2oo; -four to white middlinss In
loclrb sacks, ssooa2s.oo; Western middlings, IN
loo-lb sacks per ton. = 5oa23.to; City Mills mid
dIinss in l0o-Ib. sacks. per ton, "a eoa2i5o: City
Mills bran, in loo}h sacks per ton. IS nsS.s %;
City Mills white middlings. in n0lb. SACKS. per
ton 81 eoa32yn.
HAY-No. / timothy. IsaaaO.0; standard timo-
thy. Is salsDo; No. 2. E5sls.5: No. /, timothy.
IL eoal5.D: light clover, mixed r.nal7so; No ].
mixed Is 50; No. clover mixed u6aI3E;
No. clover, TUoal2oo; No. :. Ssaloc; no stab
lished grade hay Teosll.oo sample grade hay. - to
kind. quality. and condition. f.o21l6.
sTRAw-No ] straight pe, ls5aD.oo; No.
straight rye straw, lsOozls0; No. l tangled re
straw u.Ooal20O: No. tangled ne straw. lo.eoa
ueo; No. l wheat straw. 500; wheat straw. No. :,
T.5Oasoo; No / cat straw, eooalo.oo; No. cot
straw. s0as5.
LIVE PoULTRY-Chicksns old hens. heavy ID.
Is; do. old hens. small To medium. IL. 10;
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WALL Street GOSSIP

The Missouri, Kansas and Topeka
Railroad Company has authorized the
issuance of sl.soO,OOo ten-year equipment
trust certificates 1t is expected that
they will bear interest at the rate of
s per cent. although it is stated that this
matter has not been definitely decided
as yet The proceeds from the new GER
tificates will pay for a large part of new
rolling stock, which has been ordered by
the company, while the balance will be
paid in cash The trusts will mature in
semi-annual payments.
Hartman & Co.-The market has no
decided tone. The room is bearish, but
the shorts do not make much progress
on account of the standing short inter-
rst
London Copper closed weak. of Is Sd
from opening.
The Frisco road needs about 5000, 900
to meet maturity obligations and in
terest charges up to October /. OF this
amount, s5,2oo,o00 is needed on June i.
The road earns s10.0 600 net in nine
months, but they need money now for
immediate use. 1t is said that Speyer
& Co. have agreed to finance them, pro-
vided the help of other bankers can
be had.
Announcement is made at the office
of William c. Brown. president of the
New York lines, that the system has
placed an order for 17s passenger,
freight, and switch engines, to be de-
livered during the fall of this year. The
American Locomotive Company will
build 15s of the engines, while the re-
mainder will be supplied by the Baldwin
Locomotive Works.
The foreign exchange market opened
weak, with demand sterling of Is points.
Investment circles are well satisfied
with the extremely strong statement of
Lehigh Valley for April and the fact
that the company has already earned
nearly az much in net this year as was
shown for all of 1912.
Some good buying of Consolidated Gas
is stated to have taken place on the per-
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banks, for which the latter must, in adj
dition. give up 2 per cent interest.
New York Disbursements.


Total dividend and interest disburse-
ments for June, 1913 are estimated by
Down. Co., at S1o6. COZ. 0c0.
Up to the present time dividends de-
clared payable next month by New York
City banks and trust companies and the
various corporations of the United
States aggregate s4s5S5,s23.
Interest payable in June on the bonds
of railroad. industrial and miscellaneous
companies. as we'll as on those OF cities.
States and counties in the United States
and the government debt totaled s56.1si,
3lS. The grand total of bonds OF every
class outstanding upon which interest is
payable In June is s2.5l2 127.0c0. Divi-
dend disbursements are based on a total
capitalization of s., $50. OF, $50.
The following table gives the Interest
and dividend disbursements for June,
1913, in detail, showing the capitalization
upon which the various payments are
made:
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mission to extend operation. into Queen.

A big trader Is quoted as saying that
whatever may be the real prospect for
an increase in the Brooklyn Rapid Tran
sit dividend, the recent buying has been
Of influential nature.
Floor gossip Is stated to indicate that
the advance In many issues has not been
sufficient to drive In a very large outside
short interest formed on tariff fears. war
talk, and other considerations.
Some feel that the quiet strength OF
Hill stocks has good deal of bullish
Significance. as these stocks often show
actual market tendencies by refusing to
follow short covering movements else
where.
Tennessee Copper declared per cent
or 70 cents a share quarterly dividend
United States Realty and Improvement
Company for fiscal year ended April 80
1913: Gross increase, s2l6,5I2; net Increase
slH.Sso: surplus increase. slA.S90.
The reported movements of currenQs
this week indicate gain in cash by the
banks of about sS.OOoOo0.
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shad shortage serious.

There is serious shortage in the supply
of shad. according to statements OF
Washington dealers yesterday. and un-
less there Is increase in present catches
the season, which ordinarily ends June
Il. will close prematurely.- So far prices
have not advanced.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York May Z.-Can money opened at * per
cent; high, per cent; low. ~ PER cent renewals,
"a per cent; closing "a per cent; ruling nate. ~
per cent.
In the time money market the tendency pezsists
for banks PIT out available funds for the shorter
PERIODS while what little inquiry there Is s mainly
centered IN the longer maturities.
Rates are N per cent for sixty days. 3ka4 PER
cent for ninety days, per cent for four months.
fsa4ss per cent for Eve months. fitafk pr cent
for six months. and 5sa5is per cent for over the
year
There Is practically n0thing doing in The sitJ
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Search is being made by the revenue
cutter Apache for the motorboat of Earl
Segar, which was reported stolen about
q week ago from a dock in the Rapa-
hammock River. An inspection of motor
craft along Washington wharves was
made yesterday by the Apache. which
was scheduled to leave last night for the
mouth of the river.
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WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE.

Regular call. II O'Clock noot.
Washington Railway * Electric pfd-. 10 at 90.
Washington Gas. 8 at siis IS at SIS q at sA
3 at So 10 at s44. 3 at sis 3 at sI5t-
Union Trust 10 at I354.
After calI-Washingtoa Gas. s at sfs
Citizens Savings Bank. % at 9h.
MergenthAler 10 at 2lss.. at alsk.
Capital Traction 10 at 10.
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MARKETS---FINANCE ---C COMMERCE

] commercial paper market. and the country market
fares hardly better The rate for the best names Is
rhaltered at 81 per cpt. London discounts. ~
per cent; OF lis. Paris discounts. N per cent;
unchanged Berlin discounts. Hs per cent; up X.
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COBALT STOCKS.
TORONTO QUOTATIONS.
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations quoted below are for large .ots Job
hers PRICES higher
Receipts of calves are light and market is strong
Eygs are scarce and wanted.
Market for Southern vegetables active. Potato
market strong. Apples meeting active demand at
rather stronger prices. Sweet potatoes and yams
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WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGs.

New York May 5-Bank clcarings in the United
States for the week ended May q aggregate
s. $50 10000 against S3,l5e.I7i.cO0 last week and
s. ~ cal GOV in this week last year. Following are
the returns for this week with percentages u
change from this week last year.
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Furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co,
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Money.

-Aoney is in sufficient supply Tor all
market needs. the legitimate business de-
lnand being greatly restricted and few
loans being called. So there is no pres
sure from this source. Most of the hqui-
dation of the forced character is over,
and me market, if one may judge from
its action, is in a position TO be rallied
much easier on any good news than It
is to be successfully raided on bad news
ia a word, it is in good shape for con-
tingencies.
The declines were practically recovered
on almost everything although small
fractions were lost on St Paul, Steel
Pennsylvania. 1913 81, and Steel
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NEW YORK COFFEE.
Furnished by n. [. Carpenter a Co
COTTON STATISTICS.

Furnished by n. L. Carpenter & Co
New YORK. May .
ReceiptA Mid1hnu.
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Local Stocks.

Washington Gas was the only active
feature of the local stock market. A
fresh block OF stock was marketed, but
the buying that has been in such evil
dence for nearly a month absorbed the
supply at 81 3-4aS rs, and the latter
price was bid at the close.
4 little Railway preferred sold at ~,
the bid price for both issues, with ~
asked.
Mergenthaler showed good strength at
rs 5-Sa21S 81.
A sale of 10 shares of Capital Traction
was made at 10. and the stock was Of
fered at 10 Is with l2U best bid.
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Grand fatal ELLA $50 S0i 7io. III
Dividends which exceed the million-dollar mark
are rs follows:
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NEW YORK COTTON.

Total sales. l55.isl shares, AGAINST $3.50 yestei
day h625 week ago, and 0i.25i year ago.
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The great underlying. principle Of
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t753-PRIcE $1o.5o--French Tricot.
girdie top, corsedess effect; for
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1ss2-PRIcE s7.s0-Low bust. long
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POPULAR THEATER

A stirring tale Of cliYafry in the
days in Merrie Eng
land, @'The Lady Leone. is the princi-
pal feature at the. little Popular the
alter these first two nights of the
week. In this int resting 2-reeI film
one sees the many adventures that
beset the Lady Leone because she is
beloved by two men, one o noble who
acts ignoblys the other a yeoman Of
humble birth. but who battles nobly to
secure the hand of the naughty dam
sci. Three other pictures make up a
good bill.
'Conscience% is the big headliner
in three reels that is scheduled to in
terest and entertain all Honolulu, COM
mencing at the matinee on next We'd
nesday. At the private exhibition last
Saturday morning. when the film was
screened for the benefit of about fifty
local folks from the ranks of the cler-
gy, the press, and those Interested in
social uplift, the picture received q
strong endorsement as being "a great
sermon picture, Fan interesting story
with more than the three strong NOR
ais advertised, etc. -.
Conscience ~ is certainly an inter-
esting picture 1t portrays the four
evils of Idleness, Cheating, Gambling
and Dissipation-and portrays them
in a striking manner. Incidental to
the action of the play one sees (for the
first time in the "moyies") Carmenci-
ia, the greatest Spanish dancer; the
Tango Argentine, Oriental dances;
New York's Underworld with its lob
ster palaces, hop-joints, poolrooms,
etc. ~ - 2a.++... go ~
The first performance of Con
science" takes place ><on Wednesday
afternoon at 2s15. -.
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TAKES OFF DANDRUFF
HAIR STOPS FALLING
Girls! Try this! Makes hair thick,
glossy, fluffy, beautiful-No
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Within ten minutes after an applica
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single trace of Dandruff or loose or
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Get a rs cent bottle OF Knowiton's
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you will just try a little Danderine.-
advertisement -. IL
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The Corsets we have the good for
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A eorrectly.fitted Corset can over
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SANDIEGAN SAYS new TARIFF
WILL KILL SUGAR INHAWAII

the air, dropping them after 20 sec
onds in their travel onto the small
targets five miles away. 1t was a.
wonderful thing to me. A great IA.
inch gun also has been mounted and
more are being placed
Ali these preparations for protec-'
ton of the islands are attributed by
Mr.. CLAYTON TO have been influenced
to a certain degree by the recent jan
anese scare. In this connection and
with the sugar situation, he points out
d possibility of an even greater cloud
for Hawaii. This is the possibility OF,
q general uprising of Japanese labor
II the plantations are forced to reduce
wages to u marked degree, the then
possible forced interferenceJ of the
American troops and the possible re-
sultapt. attitude Of Japan. s.s4ss u
4 But there IS more Of the silver lin.
ing.
at is indeed fortunate for Hawaii, !"
said Mr.. Clayton, that the lands that
will not grow sugar cane are very
oductive for pineapples The grow
ii.g and canning of pineapples is an
enormous business In Hawaii. Just
consider for example, single pack Of
one firm of,z00.0 900 cases.
And jwhtse Hawaii may profit from
the tourist trade while sugar is on
the wane, the country, particularly
about Honolulu, is admirably equipped
to make tourists glad they are there.
Aside from the marvellous natural
conditions of climate, scenery. inter
esting natives and intermixture OF
Eastern races with the coffee-coiored
originals, enterprsing capitalists have
erected magnificent hotels with euis-
Inc and service, described by Mr..
Clayton as not to be excelled in any
city Of the world
The Moana and Waikiki hotels at
Waikiki beach 3 and the Alexander
Young hotel IN Honolulu, operated by
the same management as the Moana
at tne beach. were mentioned as es-
pecially surprising, while dinner at
the Alexander Young Is declared to
have surpassed any ever enjoyed by
Mr.. Clayton In New York, San Fran
cisco or elsewhere.
The trip to Honolulu was made on
the steamer Sierra and the return on
the Ventura, both OF the Spreckels
line ssss e - SCI 49, So
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Bachelor What is it a sign of tc
dream that you're married? up
Muchwed-0h, that's good sign
it signifies that you amt.
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CORSET DEPARTMENT

t7i2-PBlcE s7.so-Exua gIong hip.
low bust: made Of Heavy Coutil:
suitable for tall figures
tss4--PRicE s7.so-openwork Ba.
tiste; medium bust. long hips: for
small and medium figures.
17s5-PRicE $7.5o-High bust, long
hips; suitable for stout figures.
isi4-PRlcE ss.5o-Designed espe
cially for stout figures; medium
bust. long hips. heavily boned.
lss4-PRIcE $s.so--Low bust. long
hip; suitable for average figures.
is2a-PRIcE $s.so---Medium bust and
hip.
i17s-PRlcE $500 -Batiste: lightly
boned; medium bust and hip.
All the above numbers In Irene Cor
sets are made with Walohn and viii
permit of washing.
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IBy Latest NALL

SAN DIEGO -Everv cloud has Zee
silver lining and the Hawaian situa.
ZION a no exeeptIon. saws William
Clayton. vice nresIdent and general
manager OF the spreckels companies.
who has lust returned from 4 Ave.
weeks vacation IN the islands. accom-.
panied by Mrs, CLAYTON and their
daughter. Miss Emily.
The Hawaiian cloud. blown up by
the reduction Of the sugar tariff, IS
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PROMISED FOR THE PLAYHOBSES

by Miss Del Estes and the Dancing
Chicks through THAT Society Rag. !"
which proved to be a snappy number.
Sailing Down the Chesapeake Bay, ("
as sung by Frank Harrington and the
chorus, pleased the audience. Miss
Dee Loretta offered "That Mellow
Melody" with the assistance of the
dancing chicks. The Bijou quartette
was heard again last night, singing
SOME pleasing selections. The cos
tunes we're very pretty. a.. s.. s. &
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WEAK lungs OFTEN
LEAD TO SERIOUS ILLNESS

If you have weak lungs, you are
generally subject to colds or throat
trouble and easily susceptible to Sc
rious Lung Trouble. In many cases
pneumonia or bronchial troubles leave
the Lungs In a much weakened condi-
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even when change of climate and
other treatments failed to bring re-
LEI. Read of 6his case -:
! z3l s. Atlantic Ave-; Haddonfieli, n.
J.
Gentlemen: In the fall of 1905 /
contracted very severe cold which
settled on my lungs. At last began
to raise sputum, and my physician
then told me must go to California
immediately. At this time | was adj
rised TO take Eckman's Alternative.
stayed at home and commenced taking
1t the last week In October. began
to improve, and the first week in Jam
.uary, 1905. 1 PRESUMED my regular soc-
cupation, having gained Is pounds,
fully restored to health. 1t is now
seven years since my recovery has
been effected, and / cannot praise
Eckman's Alternative too highly"
(Signed) w. M. TATEM.
(Above abbreviated; more on re-
quest) Z p
Eekman's Alternative has been proven
by many years test to be most eff
cacious for severe Throat and Lung
Affections, Bronchitis, Bronchial
Asthma, Stubborn Colds and in up
building the system. Contains no
narcotics, poisons or habit-forming
drugs. Sold by Benson, Smith & Co.
and Hollister Drug Co. and leading
druggists. Write the Eckman Labora-
tory, Philadelphia, Pa, for booklet
telling OF recoyeries and additional ev-
Observation-Disclosures. -. -..., -.
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BiJ0U THEATER

The first shot was fired in the war
with Mexico at the Bijou ,theater last
night when Monte Carter and his fun
makers pleased an exceptionally large
crowd with "Izzy in Mexico" Ivy
with his burlesque army was riot
Of fun There is. love affair woven
in the plot of the show that makes it
more interesting, g..
Geo. Archer scored a hi with his
rendition of Silver Threads Amongst
the Cold" and willingly responded to
several encores.- Rag was furnished