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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-28
GERMAN LOSSES
IN Poland Are Considerable and
One Army Corps is Made
Prisoner by Russians.
tny Assoe,ArEp raEss,

PARIS, Nov. ga correspondent
In Petrograd says he learned from
highly competent sources that the
losses OF the Germans in Poland on
November 25 were considerable and
that an army corps was made pris-
onAr and another corps was routed.
General Won Hindenberg, the German
commander, 1t Is stated. received the
Following telegram from Emperor
William before the battle Of LODI:
distinguish yourself. The eyes OF
the world are upon YOU"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-28
ORDERS 10 SHOOT
All Ayiators Flying over Swiss
Territory Are Given by the
Swiss Assembly.
sy Assee,Arsn sn..sl

AMSTERDAM, via London, Nov. %.
The Berlin Tageblatt quoting an
article referring to the allegation
that British airmen violated Swiss
in the recent raid on the
Zeppelin factory OF Friedrichshaf
says: "In case of a repetition of the
violation Of Swiss neutrality by
France or England 1t is not to be ex-
pected that Germany will respect
Swiss neutrality on the Belfort from
tier. The Swiss federal assembly
has ordered that all aviators flying
over Swiss territory be shot down
without further orders"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-28
HEAVY FIRING
Is Heard in Direction of Zee
brugge and AeropIanes Are
Seen over Flanders.

LONDON, Nov. ga despatch
from Rotterdam dated Friday says:
Heavy firing was heard this after
noon in the direction of Zeebrugge
and allied aeroplanes were seen cir
cling over Fland ers. British destroy
ers continue scouting on the coast
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-28
STOCK EXCHANGE
of New York City is in Opera
ton the First Time Since
July 80.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-The New
York stock exchange resumed opera
tons in tentative way today for
the first time since July 80 last
when the foreign situation already
tense caused the secession OF bust
ness Of all the leading financial
markets of the world. Trading was
restricted to bonds for which in all
instances minimum prices were es-
tablished.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-28
BRITISH FLEET
Is Again Bombarding the Coast
as Indicated by Sounds of
Violent Cannon Fire.

AMSTERDAM, Via London, Nov.
2S.-A telegram rom Ostburg, Hol-
land, states that sounds Of violent
cannon fire we're again audible Fri
day in q southeasterly direction. The
sounds, the telegram says, indicates
hat the British feet was again bonn
harding the coast.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-28
BES|EGED CITY
of Przemyslis Doing Very Well
According to a Message by
Pigeon Post.

AMSTERDAM, via London, Nov. rs.
"A newspaper here publishes a Ber-
lin telegram giving the latest word
from the besieged city Of Przemysl in
Galicia. 1t was received in Vienna
Friday by pigeon post and says:
I'VE are doing very well. Do not
be disquieted.''
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-28
gle AN vyARSHIP
s. SUNK BY MINE
IN the Baltic Sea Bit There is
No Official Confirmation
Of The Rumor.
WORD IS FROM PETRoGRAD
Vessel Mich IS Referred to lis.
EVidaniIy One of Germany's
Old BattIeships.

r Nov, 80 "A despatch from
states that It is reported
Z y tie German battIeship,
Mnaein der Crosse, struck a mine
ana sank In the Baltic sea but adds
mat, there Is no official confirmation
Of the fnmor.
The battieship Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse, evidently referred to is one
81 GerTnany's old battleships, having
been built in 1901. The warship is Of
1880 tons, carries crew OF COS men
ana her main battery is composed Of
TOUT "a inch and fourteen six-inch
guns.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-28
FOUR SHIPS SEES.
,.v .. q. ....,,

LIMA, Peru, Nov. ga telegram
received here from Iqmque. Chila,
says that four warships, nationality
unknown, have been seen OF the
Chilean coast steaming north.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-28

Miss Mary q. Dudley has returned
to her home in Parkersburg after a
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Milan,
Of Sycamore street. Y
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-28
Left to right, top: Claude E. Chap
pell, Henry M. Waite and Kenyon
Riddle. Lower rows. S. d. Hol-
singer, Donald F. Mcleod and
Charles E. Ashburner. At the
bottom. o. E. Carr.

The first convention of city man
ayers Of the United States is to be
held in Springfield, Ohio, December
will speak at the meeting are Kenyon
Riddle of Abilene, Kansas; Claude E.
Chappell Of Big Rapids, Mich;
! Frank +. Mcleod of Lakeland, Fla;
Henry NJ. Waite Of Dayton, Ohio; S.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-28
AlIIA!Ek

Rain ID West fair in east tt1Igllt.
SUNDAY rain ana waFnseg:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-28

lContinued % page three.)
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CONTINUED on page six.9
The Washington herald., 1914-07-09
BALTIMORE WHOLESALE MARKET

baltimore. July s-oATs-Stock in elevators
l6,lp bushels: shipments frum elevators. sT11
bushels: No. standard white. i5aI3iI No ; white
i2a42I.
RYE-Stock in elevators I.i5o bushels; shipment,
frum elevators. y -2oi bushels. No ? ne. Western.
7ia75; No. rye. Western 6Od67: No ne. Western.
sIs65: bag lots. nearby. to quality 5sas7 Export
delivery. NJ. Tc. Westeru. IoafI: No. re.
Western 6ia67: No. I ryC Western. 6aSi
MILLFEED-STrinE han. in lc0-Ih sacks. =. ga
200; -four to white middngS. in locTb sacks. = GA
81 %; Western middlnss. in oOIb. sacks. = s5as %
city mills middlings in lOC-Ib sacks D 50aso NJ ;
whit middngse In 100 N. sacks Il 0oa3iOo.
HAY-No. timothy lanaI95o STANDARD" timothy.
Is 5oals0o No. . I75Oalsoo: No. ; HSCsls 50: light
clover mixed. HOCsl7.j0: No l. ls5nal9O0: No .
II Ooll5 %: heavy. l5OOaI500: No. l clover mixed
IS Goals 80: No . 1oalIno. no established grade
sTsl2eo: sample hay. to kind. quality and condi
ton. 7.odalc %.
STRAw-No. ! straight NC new. lL00alI5O; No
straight rye straw, new. - JnAlI %: No tangled
rye straw il. 5oal2OO: No wheat straw. n.ooaII %
wheat straw. No. > 9ea: No. ! cat straw sla
g. 30; M. cat straw. 7O0aTD.
EGGS-MAryland PennsylJania. and nearby hrytA
Ter doz-. % Western Srsts. %: West Virginia hrstI
20: Southern hrsts. 10
BUTTER-Cpamcrv. fancy. per n. Ea2sI4: do,
choice per h. 27a2s: d.. good IN. HAS: do
PRINTS. 2siIa30is MARYLAND and Pennsylvania rolls
s Ohio and West Virginia nils In. dairy Prints
IS; storr-packed. III: Maryland Virginia process
butter, Ha3
The Washington herald., 1914-07-09

called the Reading Of the Southwest. in
that respect Financial interests closely
Associated with Southern Pacific, while
saying that a recent estimate Of the
value OF the oil lands OF the company
is exaggerated. do not deny that they are
likely to be found totaling 500, 10000 or
more. The recent Supreme Court decis-
ion confirms the company In all but a
small parcel OF the OIL lands. which por-
tion Is worth practically nothing.
The publication OF government crop
report more than confirms last months
Prospect for. the greatest yield of wheat
In the history OF the country. The con-
dition Of corn is SIS, against SIS last
year, and the Indicated total yield OF
oats at present Is for over LOO. 10000
Bushels, against 1,1O0 200 900 harvested last
year. As the present indications are
that the cotton crop will at least ap-
proximate 1900 900 bales against the
same amount last year, II can be readily
seen that the fundamental conditions OF
all crops are undoubtedly sound.
Therefore all that remains TO stipnulate
a revival of confidence in the general
stock market and the resumption of gem
eral business activity would be the satis-
factory working oHt of the new currency
bill from the Interstate Commerce Com
mission on the proposed increase in
freight rates for the Eastern railroads.
The marked success Of the French loan
may stimulate a continuance of bullIsh
activity but the controlling factor at
present seems to be the rate case and
until the same Is out of the way and
atmosphere cleared price movements will
probably reflect in great part the deal
ings of professional traders. Monetary
conditions in Europe should now sim
prove rapidly as result OF reawakening
Of the influential French investment de-
mand.
Estimated security holders have lost
SiS,2T6.SS3 since close of 1872 on dividends |
and interest defaults.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-09
RALPH TO KEEP HIS JOB.
Director Of Engraving and Printing
Burcnn IndispenNihIe.

Joseph f. Ralph. director of the Bureau
of Engraving and Printing. will remain
in that position, despite rumors to the
effect that a number of prominent Demo-
Gratis want his job. II became known
Yesterday that Secretary MCAdoo had re-
fused to accept Mr. Ralph's resignation
and that Mr.. Ralph had refused five
year contract at $l0SHN a year with a cash
bonus Of 5000 in private enterprise.
The Secretary Of the Treasury is un-
derstOOd to have said to Mr.. Ralph that
he has had less trouble with the Bureau
Of Engraving and Printing under Mr.
Ralphs directing than he has had with
any other branch Of the Treasury De-
partmcnt- Mr.. Ralph's offer of ether
than government service was from
Adolph OChs. head of a great New York
newspaper plant. who is anxious to have
followed in the plant he directs some Of
the personal welfare work now being
carried out in the Bureau of Engraving
and Printing
The Washington herald., 1914-07-09

Quotations. Eyep below are for lsrEs lots Of Foot
marketable goods only. Jobbers' prices are hieher
Lower Erades may bs sold for lesA Fancy rood
brought higher prices.
EGGs-Nearby nrsts. Per dor. %; Southern Is
BUTTER-Bsst PRINT. new, pel- ID. %; tub Der
h, .; process, per n, .: Under grade per ib,
2iAH; Storepacked, per h, lsals
LARD-Tub. pure. Per Ib.. uEaIK; do, con-
pound. per h, 81. Cottonseed oil. per can, as.
CHEESE-Seu York new per H. H; Fat p.r
n. 10 sHis. domestic Per n. .; do. foreign. pes
h.. &C.
LIVE PoULTRY-Hsns; per n. Halls; rOosterA
Halls; spring chickens. per H., 9a2.
GREEN GO0DS-New potatoes per bbl. Das 90
old potatoes, Per sack 2ooaS5; do. No z Der
Dbl, L0oai3; yams. per bbi.. lsoz2o0; beans
Per basket. Looal.a; do. per hbl, 3ooG3 80;
cabbage. per crate. SzT5; carrots. Southern per
bunch. a3: rads5es. homegrown. per 100 Loosseo;
lettuce pef basket, 75al25; esmoiings. ner crate,
3a0; esisp. per dozen, 5al5; encumbers, Der
The Washington herald., 1914-07-09
WALL STREET GOSSIP.

Journal of Commerce-Brokers repre-
senting important groups Of operators
are buyers.
Times-The financial community Is CIV
ing more thought to favorable possi-
bilities.
American-The shorts are frightened
has come.
Wall Street Journal-The fact that Can
advances simultaneously with Lehigh is
regarded as an indication of a bullish
attitude on the part of the Reid Moore
interests.
Sun-Sentiment abroad is cheerfully in
clined on the prospect OF easy money
in the near future.
Post-There is optimistic sentiment in
the financial district respecting the auto
mobile stocks, which have advanced from
the time 1t became known Henry Ford
was to take lunch at the White House.
While many people say there is a
chance Of the rate decision coming late
this afternoon best authorities say no
one knows anything about it. and one
guess is as good as another.
When the Missouri Pacific notes were
exchanged a lot of securities owned by
the Missouri Pacific were taken to secure
the issue. These securities have depre-
cisted very much lately and this has
started general hquidation.I
careful analysis of Southern Pacific
and its equities puts the company in the
same class as Reading It may now be
The Washington herald., 1914-07-09
IRREGULAR tone
in N. Y. MARKET
Unexplained Weakness Brings
Ten-point Drop in Mis-
souri, Pacific.
c. & o. FALLS TO so
Further Hardening in Rates for Time
Money on the Ex-
change.
c. & o. FALLS TO so

New York. July s.-Irregularity marked
the trading in today's stock market. The
early tone was firm with strength in
Union Pacific and a quick advance in
American Smelters and Westinghouse.
An unexplained weakness in Missouri
Pacific securities brought a 1-point drop
in the convertible bonds while the per
cents fell, to 4S.
crowd quickly gathered at the
Missouri Pacific post and traders helped
to depress the stock to u IS. Other Gould
issues were heavy. Denver common
dropped to and the preferred to the
new local price Of HS-S.
While a receiver for the Missouri
Pacific system is net Immediately ex-
pected, a drastic organization will alone
supply the necessary funds to hold the
property together.
c. q o. Falls an.
Chesapeake and Ohio fell to about 80.
the continuation OF the present dividend
rate does not appear to be justified by
earnings
New Haven was heavy on the decision
OF the government to bring a suit to dis
solve the merger with Boston and Maine
Missouri, Kansas and Texas issues are
without support, the preferred losing 3
POINTS
The general list showed a tendency to
disRgard the weakness in these special
issues. Southern Pacific closed with a
gain and Steel was strong.
The Copper Producers Association re-
ported an increase in the stock of metal
on hand at the end of June of 21,70O.OOO
pounds. Copper stocks were not af-
fected.
A quarterly statement of the Lack
awanna Steel Company disclosing
deficit for the period of $SSS,OO0 was
somewhat offset by a weekly review of
the iron trade predicting a turn for the
better in the steel business.
No Market Influence.
The movement of wheat was reflected
by the decrease in idle cars of 1900 in
side-tracked equipment during the second
week in June.
The government crop report indicating
a wheat yield of 93OOOO,OOO bushels and
oounteous other crops was without
market influence.
There was a further hardening in rates
The Washington herald., 1914-07-09
In the District Courts.

Josephine Richards was granted an abb
solute divorce from wilburn c. Richards
Yesterday by Justice Gould. A CORE
spondent was named In the suit.
The rule against the Commercial Fire
Insurance Company to show cause by
next Saturday why a receiver should not
be appointed, was yesterday continued
until July 20. by Justice Anderson on
motion Of Attorney James Easby-Smith,
counsel for John d. Clemence. the stock
holder who brought the suit.
The grand jury yesterday heard the
governments witnesses against Louis A.
Ciucci, charged with forging the name Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
pany to a check for $4,000. The jury
will probably report one way or the other
on the matter today.
Two wills were filed for probate yes
terday. That OF Frederick William True.
leaves all to his widow, Louise P. and
also appoints her executrix. The will OF
Ernest II. Neuman. formerly a private in
Forty-eighth Company, Coast Artillery
Corps. gives all TO his mother. Anna
Neuman. Of Serehla on the Eib, Saxony.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-09
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. July s-Csl money opened at ps-
cent; high, per cent; low, per cent ruling r1te
Per cent; renewals, per cent; closed at pei
cent.
With the return of the money disbursed over the
mdyear settlement, institutions have increased the
offerings. and the result has been 4 more active
market. But the demand does not show q co1n-
menslHate broadening and mates show an earlier
tendency.
Rates are sixty days at ~ per cent: ,ninety DAYS
at - Per cent four months at 3a5ls pcr cent five
months at 5Aa5i3 per cent: siX months at "a Der
esnt; longer maturities at per cent
Mercantile paper was not in active demand a
number Of institutions being temporarily out Of the
market. The supply Of desirable paper was not
sIperabundant. Rates are per cent for sixty and
ninety days, indorscd bills receivable as we'll as for
choice four and six months single names, "a per
csnt for otberx
The Washington herald., 1914-07-09

basket. naL8: Virginia onions. per bbl.. Solso %
per crate. foA2 =. beets. per bunch. lka1; ear
plants. per case. 1ota3oo; tomatoes. Florida PEI
sIsts ehoics, LeoaIis: fancy. Lna2o; Misassippl
per boz. Lsoazo: spinach. Per bbl.. 1ooa2B; kale.
pr bbl. ta5o, Florida pepper. per crate. i.oou
S0i PER hasket. L25al.o; peas. per basket. l.7sa
20: do. per bbL. 3soaso okra. Der Gate. l0oais 50;
per dozen bunches, Lo0zD; rhubsro Per 6tDeh.
lita2; eaulinowa. South Carolina. PER basket isi
1 eaaaioapes. Tlorida Ps. ers.s. Lso.lS DO.
crate. 1.5oaI7s; corn, per crate. soALD.
FRESH FISH AND CRABS-Priees nFcn belov
are b. the pound unless otherwise stated D-Buftaf
and star. .rr.: saio: arp. CAS-: goeu.. pr bel.
DO. pan. Is; white psreh, large. u; do uhits.
snail. hal2 yellow perch. large. In: DO. nnal %
aimon trout. nllS: uay rout. large, ealo; d..
snail. ealo; 1ounders. loalzA; catfish. nal2; green
pis. native. Bi e.ls. medium to hrss. sAs: spots.
hrRe. b; tannr1. hrEe, IL: StufErona. ereassd -:
DO. akin On. %; elams par loo In; snappers. 70
size. loal2; shrimp. per at, 81; biuensh. fresh. .;
maekerel. Ian: Boston macksrsl each 20; lobstsrs.
toi soft crabs. per doz. Galoo: crab meat per ct.
" 90. rake. Der qt.. %.
DRESSED ucEDj PoULTRY-suins enieksus.
Per lb' Sas; hens choice. per H.. %; ducks.
per ID. Pals; turkeys, per h.. nG2i rOostsrs. Per
b., llu'
fRUrTs-AppIes. per bbl.. 2oOaLOo: do. new.
oraases c,iisois p.s eSo soa SO5 % oO5 d. Fo,sss
S5os4.oo; pinespples. pines. per crate. 2s0a5 80;
lines, psr 100. Saloo; rapsfruit, Per crate. 3Oos
40; huckleberries, pr quart, sal0; WatermelOus
each. 1sa9o peaches. per crate. L2sa275; cherries
per quart. ssiS: rDosebsriss per quart Gas: black
berries. per quart. salo; eurlnts. ps quAt. loa
sEEDS-Closer. ahalfa. per 10. Izsi; crimson.
pr h.. shasif; red top for herds ETsdel, per h..
2a2s; blue gIass. per bush. i,SsI.sc: German mil:
let. per bush. L5oa2oo; eowpsas. black prr bush.
SaSm; do. whipo'-will. per push. 2s6a3oo: SOFA
hfans. mamm1th yellow. per bunch, go
LIVE sTOCK-Yeal calves. choice per Ii loalOis /:
medium. Per b. .; common. per b.. sas; spring
lsmbs Per H.. pSAs
HAY, STRAW. AND CoRN-Hsy, best timothy.
per ton. laoo; do. medium, 100: straw. old long
ne. per ton. l5n; new. nOoalIoo; wheat straw.
per ton. 500; corn. ear. per bbl.. 400,
WOOL AND HIDES-Wooi. washed. free Of burrA
per H.. y; wool. unuashed. per ID. As5; hidss
dy. Per n. nan; salt hjdss. dr. Per H. Ian: salt
nbdes. per le.. II; csnsktnA green. each. L5o1L5;
ueen hides, peT n Il
The Washington herald., 1914-07-09
FILE LICENSE TRANSFER BIDS.
Excise Board Receives Applications
from Liquor Dealers.

The following applications for transfer
of liquor licenses have been fled during
the last ten days with the excise board:
Charles II. Clark from ]. r. Rueth,
1919 Seventh street northwest, to SO Ninth
street northwest; James B. Mcdonnell
from h32 Eighth street southeast TO S12
Seventh street southwest: James ]. Crow
ley from s42 Twenty-second street north
west to 200 Pennsylvania avenue north
west: Peter ]. Lynagh from 1900 Third
street southwest to 523 Seventh street
southwest, and James o. Vermillion from
Charles Krsemer, TS5 Seventh street north
west to S1 Seventh street northwest.
Dates for hearings on the applications
will be set later
The Washington herald., 1914-07-09
BUYS EISEMAN STOCK.
The Leader VIII Ofer Goods Mt
sacrInCe Prices.

The Leader announces that is has
taken over the entire stock OF the Carl
II. Eiseman Clothing Company, sl7-l9
Seventh street northwest, and prepara-
tory to installing their own line of mems
wear they will offer the stock at sacrifice
prices to induce immediate clearance.
The company plans to open the fall
season with an entirely new and up
to-date stock OF mems clothing. with
every garment for the mans wardrobe
but shoes. The taking over OF the Else
man stock at this between-season time
necessitates a sacrifice of an unusual ex-
tent by the Leader in order that there
may be no Interference in the company's s
plans for their new fall opening Of ex-
new goods
The Washington herald., 1914-07-09

for time money. The banks have lost
to the sub-treasury over s1e.O0O.0o0 since
Friday last and the movement is still
under way.
Foreign houses were again sellers OF
stock, letting go several thousand shares
of Steel common and Amaleamated Cop
per.
Aside from the weakness in Missouri
Pacific bonds the tone of the bond
market was firm.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-09
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, July s-MILLFEED-Fimer; oherinss
arc smaller; trade is inactive. Spring bran, In 100
pound sacks, 2S; in transit and to arrive, August
TO November, 2ooaL-3: standard middlngs, 10
arrive son. 800. and July shipment 800: Western
rod dog, 500; winter wheat. in lOOpound Sacks to
arIiTe. August. 22.2o; city bran in bulk 20; Ar
gentine bran. TO AniTe. 10 held at 20. in 100
pound sacks.
RYE FLOUR-steAdy; trading is quiet Kiln
dred. for export, $50. in sacks; coarse meal. in
bags. LEai.8.
HAY-Rsceipts. lssl tons; STEADY: choioe Is
wanted. Quote prime timothy LoIIs; No. timothy
LOoal.05: No. . 9as5; No J. S..
srRAW-Receipts. % tons. Flat; trade dull
Long ne quoted at IS
PORk-Steady; business is moderate. Mess = sa
2 IS; family. A.OOa25.SO; clear. lsT5G2I.oO
BEEF-Steady; inquiry Is inactive. Packet E.SoA
$50; family. lsmalE0
LARD-Steady; business is moderate Prime
Western ie40: refined continent lOT5: South Amer
ioan. ll.E5; refined Brazilian. in kegs l25: beef
stearine. O. lard stesriue quiet New York. liz.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-09
OUTSIDE SECURITY NOTES.

New York, July s-rhe curb market today wa.
active in spots, only with United Cigar Stores fea
turing An early advance in this stock put it up tc
4N, an increase Of IL from yesterdays closing
Before the close reaction Cancelled this gain but
the STOCK closed finn.
Other tobaccos were higher. with United Profit
Sharing selling up TO 8. new high record
Cohaln were generally under yesterdays final
Automobiles were irregular. with Maxwell Motor.
ruling strong. Standard Oil securities were quiet
with strong undeTtone In bonds Western Pacific S.
SOLD at e.. OF 4 point
The Washington herald., 1914-07-09
NEW YORK COFFEE.
Furnished By n. L. Carpenter q Co.
COTTON MARKETS.

The market sold Oh ten points from the openinr
figures sales Of l2ooo TO 800 bales credited 10
the houses that were the most prominent on the
bull side during the advance following the Nav
bureau. There was also ftee local selling but the
contracts were all absorbed By Liverpool and sat.
tered buyers. with the result that the market soon
rzned most Of its loss Private reports of rains IN
Texas helped the rst hour weakness but shorts COW
ered on the posting Of the Tens weather detail,
showing only few scattered showers and tempera-
tures not ever 100 yesterday. Gables told Of poor
Manchester business. but nothing was heard on III.
shor-ftnle proposition. The news generally is bear-
ish. but there Is no real pressure On the msrket
The Washington herald., 1914-07-09
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
CHICAGO PRODUCTS.
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE.

sales-ReEular call l2 O'Clock noon
Capital Traction = 500 at Ios 400 al lns.
Sl.ooO at ~. TroO At lOs. 81 0O a, lOs
Washington Railway Is N.m At HIz 81 coo
at Sls. 800 al 81. N.OO At STi Hm at
"a. HooO at 81. No0o at az. 1.OOO at 81.
sl.Ooo at s27S. N.OOo at s27s 400 at ga s. 0o
at 81. N.pno at sZ7s. SOO at s. 500 At a.
Potnmas Cons. n. N.OoQ at o.
CAritAl Traction, at -. % al g.
Washington Gas Is at ~
After call:
Chesapeake and Potomac Tel s. 500 At ln
Washington Gas IS. S.Wc at lo5, NooO A. 1854
81 oe at lO6, 500 at los
GOVERNMENT
The Washington herald., 1914-07-09
COLONIAL BEACH POPULAR.

Colonial Beach is attracting large
crowds. Salt water bathing. fishing. and
grabbing are available. The mariners and
young salts are given an opportunity
to sail. and those who do not rebel at
eXertion, find plenty Of opportunity for
dancing in the pavilion
Not the least enjoyable part of the
Colonial Beach visit is the trip to and
from the resort The steamer st. Johns
leaves the Seventh street wharf every
day. except Mondays, at 9 a. m. Satur-
days at 80 D. m A cafe is maintained
aboard the steamer.