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FOR RENT-BY Is. F. s
1104 9th NV. 15r, 2b6O. 90
1748 S NV, 11r, 2b. .jO.5)
221 l nv, 11r. b. $500
1909 eth NV. Tor, b. ~. so
3S05 Ga av NV. Or.
b. furnished. .....40.50
414 NJ NV. Or, b. $3.50
300 o NV, Tor, b. .35. so
IS n Y Az NV. Or. b.35. 90
GOT 21st NV. 7r. b. $3.50
COO Sth ne, 7r.b .30.50
1919 9Th NV, sr.b. $3.50
1O2 Quincy NV. Sr. b27 so
COL Irving NV. 6r. b.27. so
1910 Sd NV. Or, b. .N-90
l405a 5th NV. Or. b. $3.50
2913 Ga Az nv. Or. h25. 80
1892 g ne, Or, h, 500
ISL Emit nw.6.b..25 so
149 18th ne, Sr. b.2.5o
1909 Marion nw.7. h23. 30
1888 Marion nv, 6. b23. 50
TO6 Irving NV, Or. b2. 90
76 o ne. Or, b. :. .22.50
524 k'yon NV. Sr, b. 2.60
1852 N ] Az nw.7, b22.50
i36 @ NV. Or. b.. 1850
2S13 NJ NV. Or. b. s. .20.@
l:s2S Water sw.6, b. 90 80
1918 9Th NV. Or. W. 1880
33S 18th Sc. CRIB. 1000
1888 Sth NV. Or. b. 1880
EOS r NV. Or. b. 1854
500 E ne, Or. b. ;. .11.5o
l131 Sth.nw, 5r.w 1850
614 Mich av ne, g. w16.50
TIC RI av NV. Or. wi6.5p
900 4.h ne. Or. b. 10. 80
1918 Md nv n, Or, WIG. 40
1872 14th ne, Arb. 100
1913 4th ne. 6r.w. 15.@
1924 X Sc. Sr. b. 1880
612 s NV. Or. W. Is. 20
1920 Sth NV, 5r,w.15.3o
1914 Euclid NV. IH15.W
917 1st sc. 7r. b. .l4.I0
1414 u Sc, Or. b. ..14.W
2343 Sher av.Sr.w X. 10. 90
1890 Kramer pe.H. va, 90
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FOR Rents ROOMS AND fOiitfEi4AIN BATH:
fne Ioca tion-Captol H.l. J0aE 81. ne. Rent.
$3.50. Key at 5li.
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RENT FROM
SHANNON & LCCHS.
I13 14th ST. NV. NJ 2345.
A OCICK C0yJRTEOI-S SERVICE

I13 14th ST. NV. NJ. 2}45.
QUICK. COURTEOUS SERVICE.
SIX ROOMS AND BATH. WITH GARAGE.
Heights. one-Quarter block Of 18th ST.: side
light; 'front.' side and rear yards; front CO.
lonlal and double. back porches: electric lights:
modern heating. system. Rent. $f2.50; without
garage, $3.50.
FACING sO0-ACRE PARK: &3050
rooms and bath. absolutely modern In every
respect: het-water heat. electric lights: front
colonial. double back porches: laundry tubs.
servants toilet: the most modern kitchen ever
installed in q rix-room house. High. cool and
healthy location. Open for inspection. 3544
Park place. Don't miss IT.
HEIGHTS: Or. B.: S26.50
Side light: hay window In dining room
porches big cellar; every modern convenience.
Close to Soldiers Home Park and one-half
block from 9th st. cars. See II at once.
CENTRAL NV SECTION. $3.50
Six rooms and hath. I'm good condition: close
to n. HI. ave. and St: convenient to car
lines; within walking distance Of downtown
section.
NEW HOUSE. 6R.. B.. $20JO.
Columbia Heights. midway between two
. lines; all modern improvements: furnace heat :
open plumbing: cellar under entire house.
SHANNON LCCHS. Renting Service.
NJ. 234S. 113 18th st. ~ 2345
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Fox RENT

rOK hEN!-
$500 dtr; furnished
$o'OW. :. .<ND Mass ~
o.. NV LOT
$A'0U. -IHA NV nv.
900 o., 1v
$cgo . 81, NV, NV. itr. Ut
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$e@g: -itS p 4. LIZ y NV IL
$SS."..it.ssSS q MS -; 81
80 600, nM ~
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$3.50. 1925 Shepherd, 6r
SIS. 30. :. 00S Sd NV, Or
S2S. 30. DIS X ne. Or
$3.50. 1923 18th NV. sr
$25. 50. 1852 WILD nw,Sr
$25 30. 1000 Marlboro. Or
$23. 30. ..402i 5th nv. Sr
SIS. l4l0 Col st NV. Sr
and stable
$3.@.A2 Shepherd. Or
&22. 80. 424 Shep'd nw.6r
81 .512s I'd Sc. 5r
80. 50. 901 10th nv, store
5000. ;. .604 c ne, 81
S@.0....621 9th ne. 7r
5000. .1l06 2d NV, Or
$50. ....1Il4 9th ne. sr
&19- -. 1892 r nv, Or
&lS.50.l 1882 18th NV. Or
S1S.1.1219 Otis pl nw,ar
SIS. 80. 1870 l4th NV. Ar
S1s.M.b gath NV. ar
$3.50. 1916 i1th NV. 5r
sfs.SO. 1905 Fla av lie. Or
$3.50. .36lS l1th NV. 5r
$3.50. 4l6 y J av NV Or
Sla. 81. 1907 9Th NV. hr
01.60. 81 Myrtle ne, Sc
ST.. IA. 1920 10th NV. CIR
$3.50. 2222 18th NV, Or
SAC 30. 1915 18th nw,5r
S16.50.l5O4 Sea ton nw6-
916. 80. .311 9Th ne. or
$i6.W.3l Defrees nw.6r
S15.@.2 Mass nv ne Or
SIR %. 1912 Fuller nw.5r
SIS. 7O6 10th ne. 6r
$li. .55l7 18th NV, rear
e14.@.412 NJ ay nw.Gr
$40. ABB 10th sw. 5r
$40. 1000 W NV, Or
e13.S0. RPS C. ne. 4r
4lS.1.0l1 Morton nw.cr
&13.!0. .-..425 y NV. CIR
$12-75. .2527 i5tbnw, 5r
&12.50.6l6 Morton nv. sr
SO. So 1924 z sc. ST.
IENTS.
H26. SO. The Rochester,.
&25. The Landmore. Or
$50. 50. The Morton. Or
$40. The Cumberland, 2r
go. The Terrace. n
SIS. !. The Terrace. 4r
SIS. SO. The Rochester. lr
cE.
.--.. 1881 F NV. ONCE
perty for rent send for
ulletin.
u & HENSEY CO..
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a. K ne. 11r. b. 81. so
122 c sw. Or. b. .22.50
30s 10th sw, ir. h. %. 80
POI 18th sw. CRIB. 30. so
491 III Sw. 6r. b. IN. 30
455 y sw. Or. b. ..1S.50
1854 4ia sw. 6r. b. 49, so
ssJ l. sw. tsr.w. 1870
Thos. T.. Brown, 6l7
4Is II. CIV. 2Ss
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FOR RENT
1eO1 s ut. NV. ID rooms and bath. $50 as
1915 Calvert st. NV, IL rooms, 9 baths. 60 90
ioi 4th st. me-, 8 rooms and bath. ...... $50
21S Eye st. NV. II rooms and ba tn. . A05n
1902 18th st. NV, rooms and bath. :. rs ~
1925 10th st. NV, s rooms and bath -. 30 so
1903 Bird ct. ne. rooms and bath. Sc. 50
S017 O ST. NV. D rooms and hath . 40 90
1903 T st. NV, 10 rooms ind bath. 1880
1923 20th st. NV. 10 ROOFS and bath. :. ESQ
927 goth st. NV. rooms and bath. 57.SA
1890 25th st. NV. 10 rooms and bath. :. q 80
1SiS 9th st. NV. rooms and bath. . 80
us 22nd st. NV. rooms and bath. :. $3.50
1925 18th st. me-. Or. and b...........-... $3.50
1854 9Th st. NV, rooms and bath. :. 20.
1912 ID st. Sc. rooms and bath. IS. 20
423 18th st. s.e.. rooms and bath. .... 1880
1894 % st. Sc. rooms and bath. ....... 1880
All 18th st. Sc. rooms and bath. ...... 16. 90
40 10th st. s.w.. rooms. ............ 1888
SIG st. NV. @ rooms. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1880
III oath st. NV. 4 rooms. ............ II ~
2SO3 4th ST. me-. rooms. .............. 1900
TWO-FAMILY HOUSES
1921 LIST st. NV. rst n0orf. Or. bath. . SIS 80
621 Orleans place ne. rooms. bath. . II. 80
OFFICES.
Washington Loan and Trust building.
STORES AND DWELLINGS.
SOL 4th ST. NV. rooms. 1850
2601 Va. NV. rooms and bath. $50
oO1 AZ st. sw.. rooms. Observation-Disclosures. l1.5O
STORES.
SlV y 81. NV $SU.U
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COM
PANY. REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
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For RENT
$40 7th sw,lg sto$25.cO
62i NJ sw, CRIB. .a0.s0
626 l sw. g.. b.. ESQ
8l2 Az sw. Sr. b. rs. so
12n1 9th sr. ST. 1880
45S g sw. tSr. h. ..1S.50
l18 f sw. ar. b. 10. 50
$50 H sw. Or, b. 1880
BIT q sw. Or. b...l4.S0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-26

AUL CO., 7th 4 l. NV.
f1l33 LIST NV, Or. b. 300
s11 N NV. Or, ". ..8. so
1927 9th NV. Sr. b. o. 80
4l6 L NV. 6r. W. .:9.5U
637 n NV. Or. W. .2Z.5y
$40 Fla av nw,5.b.2 so
7l6 r NV. Sr, b. . 200
1l05 Sd sw, Or, b.2l.5O
4l0 O'kd'le nv. Q, b2O. so
@ h NV, Or. W. 1000
1911 N J av nw.3. bis. 50
415 n NV. 6r,w. Is. 90
&09 o NV. 5r. 800
1902 10th NV. Or. w. l7.JO
1923 18th nw,4r.b.l7-s0
IA Bryant NV, Ar. hl7.6O
@7 Oakdale nv, a. bit so
2334h Champlain av
NV, 3r, b. 90
1928 9Th NV. Or. ". Ia. so
1903 r ne, Or, b. 1850
2219Water nw.Gr.-l5.G1
226S Cleveland av NV.
ssssss 3 sth i NV. dfr:is.SS
1885 9th NV, 5r.w.15O0
24S Warren ne, Ar. bl4.50
127h Dean ne, 4.b14.c0
2040 Ga Nv nw.3. w12.D
22o1Water nw.Gr. wi2.50
23!4 Sth NV. Or. .I2.5a
1855 Sth NV, Or, w.l2.0
% o NV, 3r. b. 1850
's2l II ne,5r,w.stall.M
1913 Gales ne, Or, w.10.S0
l20 Brooks. 4r.w..fO.6O
n79 30fh NV. 5r, w.10.30
211s NY av NV. so
il F'fon ct NV. ,wlO. 90
% Mad al NV. 4r. w.l0.c0
I 3k ne. 4r. W. 10. 10
l27 n Sc, Or. W. ..0.5O
STORES.
ST cor 7th & s. 100. 90
1919 9th NV. store.
1Sr- h "a. On
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FOB RENT-cAYwooD & GARRETT.

FOR RENT-CAYwOo1
1921 y. Y
1910 FIT nw.10r. b. 81. so
1875 10th NV, 9r. $3.50
i620 Nm nw.-l0r. b.42.5o
106 L NV. Sr. b. $3.50
1877 9th NV. Or. h. $3.50
1928 10th NV, Sr, b.32 80
1854 B sw. Sr. b. =. .30.50
124 Ad'ms NV. Or. h30 50
603 NJ av NV. 9r. b. 30. 80
SIS LIST e.Sr, b. :. 30. so
GIL NJ av NV, Or. b. 80. 80
304 G ne, ST.. b.. so
1917 l0th NV. Sr. BIZ. so
1928 eth NV. 7r.b. 2J.50
$500 C'ter NV, Or. b25.50
FLA
01Qx LIs ~ -n- o. = .pfa q
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|. 4 CO.. -: ilth nv
l38:; 18th. 5r. ". >"
2i36 Sth Or. w...t1.sa
s21 I'd. ST. " -. ia.a,
1904 I'd. Or. w 1902
:s21 va sv. 5-,w.la-5p
1911 Oregon av. Sr. 13.5p
ls4l A -. ar. l4.Jb
No 1 Hurst pl. Or, wi2.5o
FLATS.
go 1lth. 3r. b. ;. -cS.0e
1903 ID ne, ST. b. 20. 20
1884, Pa nv Sc. 3. bi7.s0
sol y. 4r. 400
GAG Morton. 4r,b 1881
STORES.
100 nth. maiu a. +. 55.ub
pol C ne. str & Or. .Joop
1900 9Th NV. $500
Shed r'r 461 Mo av.S.Ov
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FOR RENr-BY DuvAI
lI24 Q. Tor. r.. So. so
lfao 18th. Tor. h. .as.50
l3s3 Que. l4r. b. $3.50
1912 Irving. or. n. .3s-:.a
BIS 18th. Sr. eb. 81. 10
80 Eye. Tor, b.. =. 81 -
SD Isl NV. Pr. Oh. $3.50
1861 9Th, Or. b. $3.50
GOT I'D, Sr. b. Is. 80
1916 Sth. Or. b.. ..@-3
81 q, or. W. 800. .l3..N
1850 Blad nd, 3r.. 1859
COLORED TENANTS.
1894 Que 12r. b. $3.50
1880 Church. nat. $3.50
1903 eth. Or. b. .e3.:3
$50 I'd. CIR. b. .o3.53
1927 Linden. CRIB. 20.a0
go 11th NV. Or, w. 2o.5)
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$3.50
MONTH
TO
C0LORED TENANTS.
Brand-new brick porch front houses. finished
In ma hosany and white. Fos:r good SIZE rooms
and modern baths. Plenty of closets. ga.
latrobe heat: nicely paperrd. See them al once.
1003 TO 1918 Lamont ST. NV.
Bet. nth and 9:h ST. lines.
JAMES A. CAIiiI.I.
Phone Main 663. 1905 r ST. NV.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-11

5as; gray tIout. large per lb. Sac; do. small to
medium. Ier bbl. 2Ooa3oo; star or butter fish, per
bbl, 2Ha3o; salmon trout per Tb,. loal2i rock.
boiling. per h. Bals; do. medium, l2all; do. pan,
nal2; white perch. large per H. lOai2; do. small
TO medium, per ID. 3a5; perch. yelIowp larse. per
lb.. l0al2: do. smah TO medium. Sac: msckerei per
lb. Halls; tailors. large per lb ta7 do. small to
medium, Per H., Ssi; catfish. per lb.. iA5; green
pike. native. per lb.. sla0; GELS medium 10 large
per b.. eas; clans white. PER l0o 65a70; snapiers.
per H.. SAT; hard crabs. per -four bbL Ls5aL75;
soft crabs. as 70 size, per doz.. &a5o.
EGGS-Msryland. PennsylTanis. and nearby
hTsts. loss OF. per doz. 2; Western fTsts. loss Of
per doz. q; West Virginia hrsts loss on. per doz.
asaz; Southern hrsts. loss on. per doz-. 5.
BUTTER-creImery. fancy, per h., 3lA32; choice.
per ID. esaS0; do. Eood H.. za2; do. prints.
per H.. 52A3: do blocks. per ID. Soasz; ladies. per
H.. Sa23; Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls. per
h.. 22a23; Ohio rolls, per h., p: West Virginia
rolls. H.. 2; storepacked. h.. .; Maryland Vir-
ginia. and Pennsylvania dairy prints. per h., 2;
process butter, per h.. Ga2s
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. old hens, heavy. per
H.. II; do small to medium. per H.. Is; do. old
ROSTERS per lb. 10; do. spring. large, h. s=; do.
snail to medium, ID. 1874 ducks. old. per h., Z;
do, spring. ; lbs. and over. per H., 3sH; do,
smaller per H., Il; pigeons. young, per pair, 90;
do. old per pair. g guinea fowl. old, each. %;
do. young. ~ lbs and over, 5; do, young, small
er each 5jaf.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-11
FREDERICK COMPANY
COMPLAINT Reviewed
House District Committee Hears Off
GERS of Maryland Concern on
Lamp Post Contract.
FAVORITISM IS ALLEGED

Continuing its probe OF old District
contracts, the House District Committee
yesterday reviewed the complaint of Of
icers of the Norris Iron and Steel Com
pany, of Frederick, Nd, which entered
the lowest bid or the contract to furnish
the new ornamental lamp posts for
Pennsylvania Avenue several years ago,
but failed 20 receive the award
The officers were introduced to the
committee by Senator Smith of Mary
land. chairman Of the Senate District
Committee. They claimed that without
reason beyond a desire TO favor the
Union Foundry Company, of Anniston,
Ala, Electrical Engineer Walter c. Al
len had recommended the acceptance of a
bid higher by $3.50 post than that sub
mitted by the Frederick company.
The recommendation had been carried
out by the Assistant Engineer Commits
sioner Capt. Julian Schley. Oscar B.
Coblentz, vice president and general man
ager o. the company; John QuarIes, its
BaItimoru representative, and Joseph E.
WildeInan, one Of its statesmen testified
for the company.
Taking the stand in the afternoon.
Capt. Schley testified that the award had
been granted the higher bidder because
Mr.. Aliens experience had led him to
believe that the Frederick company would
not be able to furnish as serviceable and
generally desirable finished product un-
der the specifications as the Admission
concern.
When the complaint against the award
reached the office OF the Engineer Com
missioner, Capt Schley said, the Annis-
ton firm was telegraphed to hold up work
pending investigation, and he. in COM
pany with an expert, made trip to the
plant OF the Morris company at Fred
|erick. lie found the plant ample, be
said, but an examination of castings
made by the company showed "a quality
extremely inferior. because OF blow holes.
inferior in finish. and indistinct ~ To-
the detail work.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-11
BALTIMORE WHOLESALE MARKET

Baltimore. Mo, Sept lO.-GREEN FRUITS AND
NEGETABLES-ApTles. Eastern Shore Maryland
ard Virginia fancy. per bbl. L5oa200; do, fair to
good, 20; do. small loCalZ5i do. isbbl. bas
4Oa75 do. Western Maryland and Pennsylvania. per
bhl. packed 2yOOa25O; DO. New York, assorted.
Ja2 50; bets native, per bunch, liza2 beans. na
tive Per bus. gTeeu. 60a65 cabbagc, New ork, per
ton, Is OOa3Oo0; do, native per loo 3ooa6OO; canta-
luupes Eastern Shore. per carrier, Lo2alj; do, ma
tive bss Ja65; celery New York. per CratC, 2Ooa35o;
corn native per doz sugar sal2: cucumbeIs, native
Yer S-bas.. 30ai0; damsons. Maryland ant Virginia
Ier Iz-bus bas. 7=ai01: do, Maryland and Virginia
per bus. bas. 2O0a22J; do. Western Maryland, per
sb basket 3Oa5; esgplants, native. per &bas., lsa
.; gIapes. Concord. per s-lb. has., lali; dor
Niagara, Balls; do. Delaware. l6al7 grapefruit
Florida per box. 25oa5oo; lettuce, native. per bus
box 5Oa75; do New York. per lsbbl. bss-, l0oale; ;
lima beans native Ter h. hulled Sal; do, IN hull
per Ss-bus bas.. 25a35: onions, Western Maryland
and Pennsylvania, yellow, Per bus, &al.W; do, New
York and Western, per sack, L75a2oo; peaches. By
boat fair quality per bas, Soas5; do. fancy. 75asO
d. as to quality per box l0oal.5o; do. mountain.
per carrier O0a2 50 do per Abas., T5al2; do per
&C. pound basket 6oas0; do. White Heath. basket,
sal 40; pears Bartlett. New York. per bbl No. l.
8 SaaIOO; do, nearby seckel per bas. 5aeo; do, lie
Conte and Duchess, per bas, 25a9; pineapples.
FlOrida per crate, as TO size loa2 25; plums. New
York per slb. bas loa2D: squash. native. per bas.
Isa20; tomatoes Eastern Shore per bas, l5a20; do.
native per measured bus. 55a6O; watemelous, Sc
lects. Per loo lsoOa2500; do primes. per 100, lo00a
l40l.
POTAToEs-white. nearby. per bu. box. No. /.
6ia7O; do Western Maryland and Pennsylvania
prime per bu. 60a70; do. Jersey aud New York
per bti. 75aso: do. Eastern Shore, No. !. per hu-
e5a7O: sweets North Csruina, yellow. Per bb. LIS;
Arundel, Ter bbL. ieoa2Oo; yams. Maryland and
FISH. CRABS AND CLAMs.-Carp, per H.,
sss; rocls, per bbl.. Soo15oo; founders. per h..
The Washington herald., 1913-09-11

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
ceive the approval of this House the vote
by which that approval is recorded will
not be along party lines
Representative KOrbly, Democrat. of
Indiana. asserted that the chief purpose
Of the bill was to remove the psyche
logical control of national banking now
vested in New York City bankers. de-
Centralize II. and give it to the twelve
regional reserve banks. He thought the
chief benefit resulting from the bill would
be to differcntiate the functions of the
commercial banks from those of the
savings banks.
Defending the Federal reserve board,
Mr.. Korbly said that this new board
Of control would 'centraliZe the banks
as to their conscience. but decentralize
them as to other matters"
Mr.. GInss' Speech.
Arguing against the criticism that the
Federal reserve board might be used
for partisan purposes, Mr.. Glass, in his
speech, said:
Il happened to be present when an
eminent banker suggested such a pos
sibility to the present occupant of the
Executive chair, and heard this banker
vainly challenged to show how it might
be done. / never shall forget the en-
phasis with which the President of the
United States declared that TO man would
over be found who would be willing to
imperil his reputation or tarnish his fame
by so fragrant prostitution Of his high
office
Mr.. Glass indicated that Federal re-
serve banks would probably be located at
New York, st. Louis. Cincinnati. WASH
ingtcn, New Orleans, and in the State
of Pennsylvania.
81 do not ignore the fact that the
batteries OF the big bankers have been
turned upon this board" he said, land
yet there is hardly a power enumerated
in this bill which has not been exer-
cised by the government for fifty years,
or. indeed, which has not been confided
to one or two public functionaries.
THE whole fight Of the great bankers
is to drive us from our firm resolve to
break down the artificial connection be-
tween the banking business of the coun-
try and the stock speculative operations
at the money centers. Under existing
law We have permitted banks to pyramid
credit upon credit and to call these
credits reserves. Ii is a misnomeT; they
are not reserves. And when financial
troubles come and the country banks
call for their money with which to pay
their creditors they find it all invested
in stock gambling operations.
Aims To Relieve Congestion.
THE avowed purpose Of this bill is to
cure this evil: TO withdraw the reserve
funds OF the country from the congested
money centeTs and 10 make them readily
available for business uses in the Sec
The Washington herald., 1913-09-11
Markets, FINANCE, COMMERCE.

were given good until counteracted,
weeks ago, stock owned by absentees
from the city, who have not been in
formed of the terms OF the sale Many
evening up trades to bring about null
tiples of % shares in holdings have been
going on privately at % and the stock
is generally held better than this figure.
Union Trust shares sold at I35 and
Railway common at 91-2 otherwise
there were no stock transactions at all
important.
Traction 5s 107 1-2al0s: Railway Is
So 3-l. There is really nothing of i'm
portsnce in anything and some Of the
important brokers were absent W. B.
Hibbs being reported down the river"
Big Rally.
There was a generally rally in the
New York stock list. Probably the
most important factor was the prevalent
belief that the Union Pacific would have
a bunch of money TO distribute to its
shareholders from the proceeds of the
sale of its SSS,O0O.0O0 Southern Pacific
stock. Judge Lovett would make no an
nouncement, but the street figured II out
the way they wanted it TO be and gave
stocks a sharp rise. 1t was expected
that the passing of the tarir might be
followed by a bull movement and the
two suppositions probably more than
any facts were responsible for a largely
increased volume OF trading and
sharp advance in the leaders and in
many other securities as well
Union Pacific gained points. making
the leading advance. Point gains were
made on Reading. Peoples Gas. New
York Central. Lehigh Valley. Sugar, Con-
solidated Gas, Can preferred. Anaconda
Copper. Republic Iron and Steel, and
Atchison.
Steel gained 5-s, Steel preferred a point,
Virginia Chemical . Is Union Pacific pre-
ferred 3, and Great Northern l SIS. Small
er fractional gains were numerous
Copper and Smelter steady. Petroleums
were weak after their Tuesdays big
gains. Beet Sugar made 1-2 advance.
StIII Want More Wages.
At a conference in Chicago Monday
with heads of Western roads. some
$500 engineers are expected to ask not
only for an entire readjustment Of their
working schedules. but a provision for
some future time when motive power
may be changed from steam to cleo
tricity. Representatives of railroad or
Eanizations made this announcement in
Kansas City.
Heretofore the Brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Engineers and the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen had their schedules
taken up separately. Naturally, in an
effort 10 get it, they have now decided
their needs are mutual.
The proposed schedule differs widely
from the one now in effect. \ new basis
for wages has been outlined. Trainmen
will ask that wnen electricity is substi-
tuted for steam, the engineers who then
are to be known as motormen shall re-
ceive $40 to $50 a day. according 20
the weight of their passenger trains. and
fremen and helpers SiSJ per day. Motor
men on freight trains shall receive s.
to s. and helpers S5.JJ.
MUnscy Trust Company.
Regular stock certificates are ready
for exchange for temporary certificates.
They are offered at IS.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-11
NEW YORK COTTON.
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Sept lo-Call money opened "a per
cent: high, per cent; low, ~ per cent; renewals
%; closed "a per cent; ruling rate. n per cent
The situation in the market for time accommo-
dation has developed nothing particularly new
Banks continue to curtail their offerings, and in
consequence rates show tendency to strengthen.
But the demand at the higher figures is inclined
to fan of.
Rates are aaIA per cent for GO days. FsaiS per
cent for 20 days. 5a5R per cent for four. hve and
six months and 5a5la per cent for over the year.
Locally a fair amount Of frst grade paper is
being absorbed but in a rather irregular fashion
The prevailing rate is per cent, with few scat
tered sales below that figure.
London discounts, 3ll-l6 per cent; up Lie per
cent.
Paris discounts. * per cent: unchanged
Berlin discounts. 81 per cent; up u.
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OUTSIDE SECURITY NOTES.

New York, Sept Io.-A decidedly strong under
tone was shown in the outside securities market to
day, with dealings an increased scale. While
the Industrial issues commanded the larger part
Of attention. a number OF the mining issues were
prominent by their activity and upward movement
Alaska Gold Mines was purchased beaTily on the
cSierislion that the stock would be listed On the
Ste-s ErchaHsc. and touched Dev hiEh record.
BtsdCl Copuer also was active. at an advance of 4.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-11
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Sent 10.-AIillfeed-Steady:
trade is quiet. Spring bran, in 1OO-pOund
sacks, 2610; standard middling, 27.I0;
Western red dog. 30.00a3l-00; winter
wheat, in 100-pound sacks, to arrive,
q. 10; city bran, in bulk, 2I90.
Rye hour-Firm; business moderate.
Good to choice quoted at S.75all0, in bar
rels.
dried for expert, 400; coarse meal. in
Hay-Receipts, 2,552 tons. Steady; /;
trade is moderate. Quotations: No. I
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timothy. 1O5a1.1O; standard. at 100; No.
2. 9Sasf i-2: No. .. S5aso
Straw-Receipts, 20 tons; slow and
steady: long rye. new. quoted at SoaS5.
POrk-Steady; limited supply. Mess,
q. 25a2375; family, 25.5OaZT.OO.
Beef-Inactive: supply small. Packet,
l9.00a2O0O: family, 2O.Voa22e0.
Lard-Steady: moderate business. Prime
Western lilo; refined Continent, l2.3O;
South American. 1876; refined Brazilian,
in kegs. 1895: beef stearine, 3 5-S cents
asked: lard steartne, quiet; New York.
l3 IL cents.