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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-29
Amsi~drtise Wtdrfte.
Rep gort, %. Sept.
Ulebl rubia uno nteDrioer.

- ~ - 80 ~tf''
Webl rubig uno nieDriger.
aossenmebl rubis. Gynir bis gutea
$5.50-5.7o; auserleienss iis fanc1
$5.75-5.9o.
Maisme9i 1T ietig. Seines lpeibes
uno ssI6e5 $l.85-1.90; raubes
$1.75-1.80; film brie9 1925.
Roggen piais, 9o. 2 tpeitlider
94c c. /. T. Buffalo.
8eritc itetig. Nal3Ssrits 68-7Se
{. !, (. Buffalo.
Nei3en 1T felt. llo 2 rot6er $1.O9;
go. 2 barter $1.O84; Ro. l NGrtbern
Oulutb $1.104 unb No. l ROrt6ern
yionito6u $1.134 nominsa c. /. I.
guiflaO.
Deli6torn feit. 30. 2 ssl6ss 85c
bel Nntunft. itritt prina argentine
ides soc nomineu abgeIieFert.
5afsr itetig. Gtanbaro peiber 81
-54ac, Ro. 8 53s-54c, orbindrsr
tpeiber 55a a-56sc.
6eu ipilis. prima S1.05, 30. l
$1$1.oo4, 3o. 2 9O-95c, 4O. 3 80
85c.
6opfen Ietig. State, Oroindrer
Bis auserleIsner 1914, 42-5Oc; 1913.
30-40c; pacific aiifs 1914, 19-
21c. 1913, 17-19c.
Saute itstig. sOsota 234t-24tc,
Central inertia 23Ac.
Seoer feit. SemIOd firits 31-32c,
Ieconb3 30-31c.
BORT piaig. gl.B $22-22.75;
5amilp $25-27; ibOrt clear $22-
$3.50.
seef ru4ig. WasB 1924; 5amilp
$30-32.
samals felt, 9Iibbls 8eit $685.
9.95. Raffinirtes itstig. Continent
$1,000, Siibamerita $11.35; gOmz
pounb 8-S3.
SaIg rubig. Gin &c; Gountrp 6s
SIC; Spstial 6jt,
Wolle itstis. GOmeitie sSleete XXX
Sbto 31-32c.
para Itetig. Gtrainso rrbindres bis
eutes 1885, $50.
Serpentin fsit 81 46-48c.
Reis tuum itetig. Ginbeimii9er fair
Bis auserleiener 5-65c.
WOIafss itetig. Retp Orleans Open
&ettle So 60c.
3uder.-Hober itetis. WuluFes A.
&c. Centrifugal 5.02e. Raffinirter
O1K7 4itu9beR 8. it.0pil
ftetig. Gut 2ouf 7.65; Gruibeo 1856;
Noulb u 7.20c; Gubes 7c; XXXN
popbsreo 6.90e; po.ueereo 6.85c;
iSeine 9ranuluteo 6.75c: Diamond u
6.75e; Gpufsctionsrs U $3.50; 20. l
e.50c.
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g6icaao, %. Gept.

S9ipeine. 3ufubr 1900. Martt
itarf. 2eif,te $8.55-9.15, aemiI6te
$8.10-9.15; idpere $7.80-8.85;
raube $7.70-795, Sertel $4.75-
$50.
gtintbieb. 3ufubr $4,000. Wlartt
ftetIs. 8eeDes $6.75-1105; Stiere
$6.20-9.10; Stoders unb sSeebers
$5.30-8.20; &iibe un5 6etfers $3.z
$1,000; Gdlber $7.5O-11.25.
Sdlafe. 3ufubr $4,000. Warft tie.
tig. G6afe $4.75-5.75; Sdtrlinge
$5.60-6.30, GGmmer $6.25-7.70.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-29

&epfel fir ben Wartt iolte man auf
ben 9runb lssen inter ben 8dumen.
tpc Tie einiae Gage blsiben ioIlten,
bis man iie in Jdfer fabt. 4ls
Qepfel bic aeitoBen ober fonit nint
polltommen aseisnet iirso, folIte man
aum 5rodenen obsr anberipsitissn sc.
brauh beiieite leqen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-29
ueberitdjt oes Cincinnati
WtarfteS,
Tar bic @ontal ben 2S. Sept.
1914 enoissn,s Q8a9:.
Cincinnati, %. e.pt.

INC II II !, rs. sept.
Die na9folsenben Guotirungsn Bee
sisben fia nur auf ensrOs Sranss
attionsn. Bel tleineren @ei9Gflen
lperben etipas bObere preiIe bsrehnet.
propiiionen.
Der Warit mar rubis, preiie feTt.
e dmal3. prima Sisam
9.s2-9.92te.
IrodenetiaI3ene GleiI9.
S6ort clear Seitsn 13i-14c, ibort
Rippenfsiien 134-13At. srtrd Ibort
clear Geiien 131-l3ie, S4ultern
-. Bellies 14s-15e. Ioie unb te
mebr perpadt.
Bacon. - Sbort clear Gsitsn
14i-15c. furas Rippenieit.n 14a =
15e. Shuliern unb gelIies 16
--16ie loie unb 4c per pfunb mebr
betpadt.
Susar Gureb JIeif6-
Shinitn 20-201c, pienic S6uItern
15-15Ae, greatfait Bacon 20l-21c,
Shultern 15-15ae, trodene 9eefs
Shinisn 28--30e.
SiibgspSteItes 5I.ifd.-
S6inttn 16-16te, pienic Sdultern
12a-13e. Bellies 17a-19e, SduI.
tern 13-13sc. Rep gort Gut 13 =
13Ae.
Nrifa.s gIeii6. sdin.
fen 14t-15e, pienie Shultern 11a
---11se. S4ultern 11a-11ae, ibort
gippenisitsn 13--13Ae, jbort clear
Ssiten 13-13te, ertra fbort Seitsu
l3--13Ac, Bellies 16a-17ac propfb.
Webl unb 9etreibs.
MebI. - Mint.r patent $500
$40, Winter Janeb $4.65-4.9O, bo.
sgamilp $4.25-4.4O, Grtra $3.50
400, oroinGres $3.60-3.SO. 6arter
Weiaen patent $5.65-6.05, bo. fanep
$5.20-5.45, bo.Jamilp $4.2O-4.6O,
Rogseumebl, noibtpeitIites semifdtes
$.90-5.00, reines gitp $500 -
$40 per Bbl.
Weiaen. - Hp. 2 rotber Winier
$1.W-1.08, gto. 8 S1.05 = LOT,
go. A rotber $1.O0-1.04.
WeIi6toru. - Ro. peibes
82ae, gO. 2 bo. 82-s2ac. go. 8 bo.
81A-82c. RO. A bo. 81-81tc. SO.
5 bo. 80A-81e, Ro. 6 bo. 80 S0ac.
go. l aelbss 79c, go. 2 bo. 78A-79e,
No. 3 DO. 78-78tc, Ro. A bo. 77a-
7Sc. NO. s DO. 77-77ae. SO. 6 DO.
76t-77c. Ro j semiiftes 1876, Ho.
2 bo. 78-78ae. go. 3 bo. 77h-78c,
no. a bo. 77-77ae. Ro. 8 bo. 76s-
77e, go. 6 DO. 76-76te. Dstbes
aOlb.nforn $3.50, aslbes aolbeu,
torn 80-81c. semiidtes aolbentorn
s0--81c.
Safer.-No. 2 peiser 49-49ic.
Gtanbarb ipsiber 48a-49c. glo. 8
fpeiber 4S-4Sae. Ro. a tpeiber A.
48c, go. 2 aemiitter 47t-4Se. go.
3 aemiidter 47-47Ae, Ro. 4 gsmiiH.
ter 46t-47c.
Iossen. - go. z 92-93c, go.
8 a0-Sie, go. a $500.
mas - Griibiabrs geriie 97c
--Sl.05. bo. orbindre $3.50 psrgu.
Wbistp.
8eriauft ipurb,n 553 gbls. 9i.
filters iginiibeb goobs auf Der Bats
pbn $1.40 per g1lIone.
Groceries.
aaffes-- - Rartt rubig. preii.
fsft.
Rlo eantOs.
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Ginsinnatl g et.t. isl.

9tnsiHuati. - Sept 1914.
DE 0anien iparen nit NputiHesrbeiten
htute llemlt@ har. bef6attigt, bed mar bic
VaAirage Haf Darlehen ieine grots unb
Wttb N inimer nod lsbr fsft. Die Banfea
bsredaetfn fiir 9arleben .on eau1 stgsn
bette Sidsrbfit o-7% uno bisiontirtea o.
f@iitsSapisre ibrer &unoen Su 90.
sasafa aHf Rsp Dsrf
DnrbfB ~ lse nno zoe yrdmie per 5000
SpllAsn DaufsH psriauit. Die Gouaterrate
bstrdst soc Ytdmie per $1,000.
Asdfn ant Gnrspa
5sabeI'aHwtilnugen auf gonoon wurb,n
~ $3.50 per pfuno S,eriing. auf amjter.
ram ~ ~ Gents per Oulosn auptirt. s5ir
g9eAja auf Berlin purbsn 90 - S7e flr 4
Mad hre@nst.
HnsbsS.f bliaatisntu
ftfhfo uaA fd,moA 0is Eoa}., auafirs,
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GbicaaO, %. Sept.

- ~ ~0' ~Nr''
8ei5m.-5iir September $1.O53-
1.07t, an S6luB $1.O6s; fir De.
Ssmbsr $1.08s-1.09j, am S4Iub
$1.09s; fir Wtqi $1.15s-1.16s, am
StluB $l.16s.
Weli6torn.-5iir DECEMBER 694-
7osc, GIN Salub 694c; fir Mai 72s
-725c. an Sdlub 72st.
0afer.-5iir 9e5ember 49-49gc,
am SfjluB 49ic; fir mlai 52-52se,
am SdluB 52lc.
Rosgsn.-RO. 93-94t.
@srite 5S-72c.
5imrtbD $3.75-5.00.
assIaamsu nomiHell.
Qprt $1725. - Jir September
$17.52; fix Sanuar $19.75-19.9,
ON SdluB 1897.
S6mal3 $9.67.-5iir SttO6er $9.-
55-9.65, an S6lub 1855; fir Sas
uuar $1005-1o.15, am Salub
$10.12.
HIppenlelten Sll.5o-lZ.oo Sur
Ottober $l0.85-11.10. am Salub
S11.10; fir Sanuar $10.50-10.57,
am SaluB $10.57.
Butter lit nisbrigsr. Greumeries "a
-29c.
ei.r iinS nisbriser. SrOinarn firits
1910. firits 20lc.
&artoffeln nieorissr. Wi6igan uno
8iscpnIin rOtbe 30-45e; DO. ipeibe
40-55c; Sbtp $685..
9efIiigeI nisbriger. Springers l2tc,
anbere 12ac.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-29
Wefm mietberfR

SER @6uTe, S5t geu&bcr, byr
S3riftftelI.r. IGbt b6Fti4f btitra, Cd
m6tten bod stpus rubtser 'etn - a
t6nnte niht iari6snl"
3immsrberr; pDos tDeib iebsr, Asz
eins ieinsr s'tiids ssfsben .hatt'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-29
O Broceries
Raffss q @artt rubig. pteiIs

9uder. - qreife itetis. Rdffinirs
fer Gut aoaf s.15c; popbereb 1856;
Cubes 7.50e; erauulirt.r 7.25c; Cons
feetiOners ~" 7.15e; Sff rql1 $500;
fpiber ertra e. 6.70e; EXTRA .G'
6.50c.
WoIaffeS IN fteiis.-gletp Orr
leans Open RettIe 38-45c, gsntrifa.
gal 18-20c per gaIIone.
Rets. - QouiIiand, Janen 6eab
6f-7c. prima 81 69-64e. orbindrsr At
---5e. Japan 4-4ac per pfunb.
Datrpsp sprobufte
1ntter. - Marsi rutia. preiis
fetta. mhoIemiIf Grira 33c, Gem
trali3tbGytru 30ar, GentraIiseb 0irIfs
26A 27ae. bo. Setonbs 22-23c,
Gdns1 Dairp 2oc, padtns Gtoa zoe
pts WfuHb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-29

6dute. = Widrtt rubig unb nil
Tiger. Rubsefal5sns go. l 14ac per
Bib; No. 2 DO. 1876 per pfuno.
Gitp Builders friide 14-14ae. DO.
Gountrb 114-12c, Irii6e 9albfeas
TIC per pfunb.
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eitafins Scuit ,lwfdst.
Die Uni iss I'M bi,iigsu Qltaringboue
tsliffen ii4 heuie auf $S.72i,sJ0.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-29
Qnaersbmer 9.iu6

" He W Z Oe Log.
9ait (bie ,3igarrs in Den Ruub rGS,
msns, Die er aus Der pG1to gdest Bat.
te): rShabe - dussegausenl@
nDie Gii9bsds br.rnt ober ncnr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-29

Jebern.-Wurft 5iemli6 tebbaft.
Rein tpeibe 0dnfefebern CSC
Weibe @dnfefeb. b. gut. 5arbe SIC
meiitens grau SOC
gebrii6te 4. 40-45c
Gntenfebern gang fpeib SOC
bunfle semif6ts 4Oe
flsdise ge6riibte 40-45c
pr. Siibner, 8obp. gang ipsiB 14-16c
pr. 5ibner. buntle semiibts BIC
6abnenl9panfeb., lunse fancp 75c
Srutba6n. gObp. fpeiBe 45-50t
bunlle A. Sc
S9tpdn3 =. 45c
Gliigel >. 22e
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-29

Nv u " v v -O' ~FFF'
Die na9felsenben Guotirungsn be-
sieben iia nur auf Gngros Srauss
aitionen. Bel ileineren 9ei9Gflen
lperben ettpas bObers preiIe bsreanet.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-19
Swartzen, Rheem &
Hensey Co.,
TT Fifteeath Street NsrthwesL
MILLIONAIRE HOBO" TO
COME HERE FRIDAY
James Eads Howe and Gen" Coxey
Will Discuss Problems of Unem-
employed at Conference.

James Eads Howe, millionaire hobo"
who led an army of the unemployed into
Washington in 1911, is coming again. but
without his army
Mr.. Howe announced yesterday that
the problems of the unemployed. chiefly
the problems which affect the unskilled
labor of the country. will be considered
at conference of the International
Brotherhood Welfare Association, which
begins here next Friday.
Cen Jacob S. Coxey, who yesterday
led his nondescript army of eight
privates through Frederick, Md. en- route
TO Washington. also will attend
Organizer Howe outlines three items
as the pressing needs Of the unemployed.
The first is an interstate free labor bu-
reau- The second, and one the asso-
citation is particularly desirous of attain
ing. Is free transportation for farm
hands to the fields in the country under
the supervision on the Interstate Com
mercs Commission. The third item is
insurance against unemployment
The call for the conference is signed
by Charles kruse, president, and Robert
w. Irwin, secretary. of the brotherhood,
and James Eads Howe, the organizer.
Washington representatives at the cor
ference will be p. H. Skinner and d. b.
Wheeler.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-19

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d. 2h =. .; slnnA - - -: .sppe., y.
~. nsi9: shhnp ~ ee. ,; essseo -. s..,,s, =
'sss; :ss.t t''is; ~ = ss 90 sss 3; - -
roe, ssch. 3; a.. b.rk. eeh, =; hess ecnns
81; 9: Iossss.: =: 81 e.n p -; =: @ s1e. p-r
suTrrs-Bse ra.s sss, prs p5xss:4 r " IA. % con- M
ueond' - n s% cssseussed eit pr ear. -.
Is. .: rsocrss, n ib., na12; usdausde pr M.
nsn: stsr< paehsd. ~ ~. M.H. ~. ..-.,,,
DkEsetD ooops-Dsd, !, e e.;a
g ~ r. '1.. q & sss - 3 n n IN is. .: -.
n. .: svi.. dnestic pss H.. .; DO. f0ss'sn pe'
IvE pouLrRY-Hs.s. per ~ l1al1A; roostsss.
pr 10. Hat: ducks per ID, nalf turkeys pef 'o'
Hsls: srssns chickens pr h., 0a1
DRESSED ucEp) P0ULrRy-chicheps per ~
~ m,, Ssss shS g, lb p, . d Iess,:n ss: sss Ss H.
boz. Iisss q; csnsses csiiiosis. ps bon. asas'-n;
o.. Flortda. .ssaAo: piss.pp'es. ptns:; per e.,s'
sss:ss: ,s:: s:.:s.s' e 70; - s'is' t. & sp
LIVE sTOCK-veai ealves. choice. PEI 10. NJ
medium. per H.. 10; common. pr ID. sas; aA'na
lambs. per lb.. M; fat sooa sheep. pr io.' >;
d.. Clipped. reS ID. "a
sEEDs-cyovsr. ned, pw NJ. I,aN: Do. aisihe.
pr n, s,tsI7X; Do, alfalfa. pss lb.. ieaH: Grim
sun. PEI h., 9tssk: timothy seed. psr bu,hei Lea
4se; orchard grsn pr bushel. l75sl6; red top for
herdsp esadel pef k Ga1S; blue uass. per bushs.
l.snaly; German miIlef. per brahel lsoaz0
HAY. STRAW. AND coRN-hay, best timothy.
per ton. l&oo: do, medi-m. n.@; strsw. ons re
pr ton. $50: wheat stnv. pef ton. 40; corn. ear
pef bbl.. Aal
WOOL AND HIDEs-wooi. washed. free Of bnrrs.
per H.. Ha3: vooI unvashed. pr h.. 81; nioes
o. per H. sn, alt hides dy PEI ID. II ~, ~ e!
gzees hide. pa n. u
The Washington herald., 1914-05-19
STRICKEN OUT, BUT READABLE.
Now, In This "Ad" Trying to Hid
Jackfes or Their Boss.

Naval officers in Washington, who en-
pect to be deprived of the privilege Of
drinking Intoxicating liquors. through
Secretary Of the Navy Daniels now
famous "dry-navy" order, which will bs
signed and becomes effective July l. were
greatly amused today by the advertise
ment of popular brand of whisky which
has been posted on billboards ali over
Washington.
The advertising matter, which presum-
ably attempts to explain the adaptability
OF the brand Of liquor ''for the home.
Tor the club. for the army and navy"
now appears on the boards with three
ciack lines drawn through the word
navy. The word navy remains plainly
legible. however
These are the only words shown, the
rest of the big advertising sheets being
Tor a photographic illustration of battle
ship throwing a searchlight on the Statue
of Liberty. in New York Harbor. Local
naval officers think this is but the first
step in a campaign of advertising slaps
at Secretary Daniels by liquor and wine
interests.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-19
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below are for large lots Of eouo
marketable goods only. Jobber' prices higher
Lower grades may be sold for leA Fsncy gooos
brought higher priceA
light yesterday and strong quotations prevailed On
those goods The supply o eggs was also light and
figures advanced l cent.
Fruits and vegetables supplied the market well,
which Is q rule remained steady under strong de-
mand The movement Of cucumbers. beans. and
cabbage was slow yesterdayA Good asparagus ruled
slightly stronger. bur lower grades were inactive
quality; figures were unchanged. New Potatoes.
ecets and strawberries very active selling for firm
figures. Lettuce was weak. Quotations for the other
goods remained steady.
GREEN Go0DS-Ysms. per bbl, La 20: sweet
potatoes. North Caroina. per bbl, I0oa20o; d.
native per bbl. Isoa2oo: potatoes, per sack, 4lsa
T.; d. Sc S., Per !, sS Loo.lH; s,:,,F IIa,s. 2.
let. 7kLn: d.. South caroiina. per sasIss.
Looa215; cabbage, South Carolina. per esta,
Lsoa2oo: carrots. Southern per bunch, 3ai; Fsdi1e
homegrown. pr 100. Looalas: lettuce. Per haakst
0a1.B: ymhlfnga. per c1te, I00a1.S; celery, M
dozen. eaiW: do. Florida. small astA
L7sa23; cncunbers, per basket. L0a1.0: Ber.
mnda onions, ps crate, ass2so; onions. rezaa.
plants. per ese lTsasoo; tomatoes FinEida. px
crate choics. Looal.fs: fancy 2ooaese: sptnscA, ~
bb.. 5a75; kale. bbl. 49,: Florida peppers eate
lsoa2 %: pr basket lzssLo: peas. per baskst. lso
AIN; okra. par crate 2ses3so: aspansrs. psr dsssa
hunches. Hs23: rhubarb. per bunch. MAJ; esnli-
So.s south a..e. csr9's..; PER b.she. lssas; n.a
EGGS s-Neary hrsts. pr dos.. iAisx; ssuthaa.
FRESH FIsH AND cRABs-tPrseu sisn t,,,v
srs by ths pound nleD otherwise shted- -l-Dut18
and aaE4 hrU. ~: easp -: aenA ~ -
The Washington herald., 1914-05-19
In the District Courts.

rbe government yesterday afternoon
s-,.h.5 Ns case against Peter G. Thomp-
son president of the Champion Coated
Paner COMPANY, Hamilton. Ohio, chars
ing him with alleged bribery OF MAJ.
|Zsntzinger, a postofiice inspector VINO, y
was claimed. inspected paper furnisheu 10
the government by Thompson for postal
c.rds Counsel for Thompson made
motion to take the case from the jury
and dismiss the charge on the ground
that the government had not mace OUT a
case. The court will render its opinion
on the motion this Morning.
In granting a limited divorce to Mrs
Anna Richards from Ward A. Richards
and awarding the wife the CUSTODY OF
the child, Justice Stafford directed tnat
the child be placed in an nstitution
TO be approved by the court. and where
the father could visit her. The wife
charged cruelty, but witnesses for the
husband denied the allegations.
A Jury trial Of the issue in quo
warranto proceedings to test the ehslonity
of Oliver p. Newman to hold the once
of District Commissioner will come De
fore Justice Gould within the next Few
weeks. Announcement to this enect was
made Yesterday by Justice Gould, who
Anderson and Stafford had declined.
Justice Anderson was unwilling to pre-
side because he had ruled on the legal
technicalities early in the proceedings,
while Justice Stafford had crowded
calendar. No date has been set for the
trial, but IL will take place before the
summer recess.
CHRISTOPHER Gebicke yesterday filed suit
against the Washington Railway and
Electric Company for $4,000 damages.
alleging that January last. while driving
across p street, between Twenty-hrst
and Twehty-second streets in wagon.
he was run into by car and seriously
and permanently injured
Alleging that John o. Evans ano
George H. Dunster broke into her apart
ment at 10zl Vermont avenue. August
last and assaulted her. Mary L. rieio
yesterday filed suit against them TO-
s1o,O damages. claiming that she sus-
tanned serious and permanent injuries
The will Of Rebecca NJ Bonsal. dated
Julv 9. 1910. was filed for probate yes
terday. After making bequests Of per
sonal property to relatives and frlends'
the rest Is devised to the husband, Will
lam C. Bonsal. for life, to pe divioed
after his death as follows: One-fourth to
her sister. Hanna A. Hodgson, of Little
River. Kans.: one-fourth to John T.
Wright, of New Vienna. Ohio; one-half
to be invested in a trust fund. one-haf
of the, income Of which is to be paid to
Mary w. Bonsal. and the other half to
Sallie w. Bonsal George w. Offutt, jr..
is named executor.
Johan Hansen, by his viii, dated June
2 1905, leaves to Mrs. Emma Brockman,
wife Of John Brockman. 1900. The rest
is to go to John Brockman, who. in con-
nection with his wife, are named execu-
tors.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-19
COTTON MARKETS.

Liverpool was head up and tail over the diahbossd
1t ths aart yesterday, taking toe hales Of spots
at points advance, whilf futuFes wsss " 70
points higher Our narhet did not follow them
fsig at the star. but after their eiose The new
marks This market i stin In the bull position.
selling each day above its former high price, fail
ing to make the peevious lov. sud cicaing abose
the day before. Until 1t makes the opposite move
1t is folly. In my opinion. to % short OF II.
Weather Is still the confrclling influence. too much
rain in the Western belt with crop ooinG back
ward. Northwest storm waminp were displayed
On Atlantic coast. Charleston to Savannah, with
rain and blowing gale reported at ChareutoA. Mar
ket closed steady to points above previous Close.
leaving Liverpool dine 10 come II 70 points higher
TO meet uS-Herbat H. Brown, manaser for n. L.
Carpente- 4 Co. Branch Old. woodward Build
ing.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-19
IMPORTS RISE, EXPORTS FALL.
Dcpartment of Commerce Gives Out
Com parative Figures.

Imports increased during April over
April of last year. and exports decreased
in the corresponding periods. according
to preliminary figures announced yester-
terday by the Bureau Of Foreign and
Domestic Commerce, Department Of
Commerce.
April imports aggregated a72, $40. IA.
against 4S.l94,sH m April of last year,
free merchandise representing sos. 15s. .iss.
or SIS per cent OF the months total.
against SIG, SCI. 3l5. or SIS per cent in April
year ago. Domestic exports in April
totaled sl5s 996. 90. a decrease Of $57 81. .312
as compared with April, 1913 Foreign
exports totaled $3.50. ass. against S.579.-
732 in April. lel3.
For ten months ended April. 1914. i'm
ports totaled s.51. .2ls. .3e against 81, 1,54s.-
o3s. .s44 last year: and domestic exports
s2,0s. IL. .5ss. against se.07. .277,S7s last year.
Foreign goods exported aggregated s21.-
as. .22s In the ten months, compared wita
$50 So. .i33 last year.
The excess of imports over exports IL
April was so. So, and the excess of
exports over imports in the ten months
period Is S474. 81 ,4s5.
Gold imports during the month totaled
50. .iss.174. compared with A.0l3.5s1 in April.
1913. while gold exports were but s441, ,3s6.
against s3.1lO.lss in April last yea-.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-19
APPEAL FOR ANIMAL RESCUE.
League Conducts Fiaancial Cam.
paiEn to Carry On Good Work.

hcoSue SoneoS" T@ohcAeA SeA~
paiEn to Carry On Good Work.
To secure funds for the work of
animal rescue during the summer
months is the object of a campaign
by the Washington Animal Rescue
League, which was recently incor-
porated under the District laws Care
and treatment of decrepit horses,
dogs, and other animals will be pro-
vided IL the campaign receives SUM-
cient financial support. Free treat
ment of ailing animals is now avail
able for one hour a day at the hos
pital. in Decatur alley, between North
Capitol street. o and p streets
The officers of the league are: Presi-
dent. Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry; first
vice president, Arthur d. Addison: vice
presidents, Rev. c. Ernest Smith, r.
Ross Perry, John R. Mclean. Repre-
sentative Ben Johnson. Mrs. Duncan U.
Fletcher, Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood,
Mrs James E. MARITIME; treasurer. Rear
Admiral S. A. Staunton; secretary, Mrs.
F. E. Smith; board Of directors, Mrs.
George Becker, Mrs. Seth Ackley. Miss
Goldman. Miss Biddle, Miss johnson,
Mrs William Slater. Mrs. Thomas F.
Bayard. Mrs. Gordon Cumming. Nine.
Hussein Bey. Mrs. H. c. Moses. and
Mrs David Foster.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-19
NEW YORK PRODUCE.


New York. May 1s.-MILLFEED-Ea Easy;
onertngs are ample: trade u quiet. Spring
oran. IN l0o-pound sacks. z7.3: In transit
ard middiing. spot, Z.25; to arriJe, S6so:
western red-dog. sos; winter wheat,
IN l0o-pound sacks. to arrive. z.5o: city
arrive: is held at H.50. in 100-pound sacks.
RYE FLOUR-Firm: demand 10 In
active: Good to choice at a3oaa75
BEEF-etendy; demand is moderate.
Packet. l7.5oals.0o; family. las0sis0o.
HAf-Receipts, 363 tons; hrm; demand
is AR and offerings light. Quotations:
No: :. looa1.o5; No. 3, sSaso cents
SThAW-Receipts. 30 tons; nat: de-
mand moderate. Long rye quoted Il. s6aso
LARD-Steady: dealings are moderate.
Prime Western, 1o.&S; refined. continent.
l0.0; South American. 1.ap; refined
Brazilian. In kegs. 12.3o: beef stearine.
Sl-2 cents: lard stearine quiet; New York,
IL IA cents.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-19
YOU'LL BE SORRY SOME DAYw
Thus Spoke sunraglsts After Re-
qucsfinr Hearing ON "Cause."

A delegation Of woman suffragists COM
posed of twenty members Of the Just
Government League Of Maryland, de-
mauded from the House Rules Committee
yesterday that another suffrage hearing
be given by the House this session. The
Democratic party caucus program did not
include suffrage in the legislative pro-
gram for the rest Of the session ana no
assurance could be given OF another
hearing.
Consequently the Democratic party is
to be held responsible by the sunragists
at the next election.
Representative Henry. OF Texas, re-
ceived a visit from the delegation which
included Mrs George ". Latimer, Balti-
more; Miss Anna Heckner. the assistant
chief of the State child and labor bureau.
and Mrs w. ]. Bryne. Of the Howard
Country, Nd, Suffrage League Repre-
sentative Henry said his hands were tied
in such matters in view Of the limited
caucus program. and that such matters
are ruled by the pRrty-
You'll be sorry some day." said the
delegation and left
The Washington herald., 1914-05-19
Finance and Commerce

on the most restdcted scalc. hosesss. as the e.
Rats are ~ pa, cent for sixty days. 4xa3 pr
cent Tor ninsty dayk sasA pr esnt for four. hvs
and six mouthA and ykas pr cent for ever ~
year. 8 20
The commercial paper nsrtet b firmly estsblhhed
on pr cent hasis for prime namsA slighe
improvements d noted IN ths volume d the o6erinss
but this IL regzrded ather - ths result q loan
shifting than of any bettament IN hGsinap coudi-
tionA Country institutions afs Inclined to do more
business. With r.tes 1t the psesent at more lucrative
levels