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The Washington herald., 1915-10-10
RAILS CONTINUE
BOOST |NPR|CE
Figures Exceed Those Reach
ed in Buying Of Last
April.
BUCKET SHOPS HANG ON
BUCKET SHOPS HANG ON
Expected Crash of Big Concern Fails
to Materialize- demand for Rail-
road Bonds Good.

New York, Oct 9-The aggressive
demand for railroad shares continued
today and placed them above the high
level esta blished last April. The aver
age price of this group is now parallel
with that recorded in July, 1914. Not
withstandinS the new top. inquiry for
the rails continued right up to the
close. final prices being about the best
Of the session. Activity of the rails
overshadowed the industrials, but the
latter displayed a firm undertone. Cop
per shares also were strong and
higher.
Opening prices showed advances
ranging from a fraction to full
point. During the first hour prices
receded slightly on weekend and
profit-taking. but offerings were readi-
sumed with renewed vigor in the sec
ond hour. New York Central crossed
par for the first time since 1913 and
Union Pacific touched a new high for
this movement Motor shares were
lower. owing to the continued ad-
vance in the price of gasoline. which
may restrict the demand for auto
mobiles.
Commission houses expect a contin-
uation Of the advance on Monday and
the volume of out-of town orders is
expected to be heavy.
Announcement that the odd-lot deal
ers intend at the beginning of busi-
ness of Wednesday morning to 50 back
to the old basis of selling odd lots
of stock to the public and discard
the recent increase of one-eighth of
] per cent on purchases by the pub
lie should have a beneficial influence
Bucket shop Crash Due.
The failure of the huge chain of nearly
l50 bucket shops expected yesterday did
not materialize. but persons who know
declare nothing but a miracle will ena Bile
the firms to open their offices on Mon
day. Customers of some of the houses
in Buffalo were clamoring today for
their money. The failure is expected to
show liabilities OF about $1,000, 600. The
first smash is expected to hit Buffalo, SO
that persons in other cities should get
their money out before the crash spreads.
Other cities in which the chain operates
are Syracuse, Utica. Rochester, Ithaca.
Wilkes-Barre, Philadelphia, Harrisburg.
Scranton, Pittsburgh. Toledo, Detroit, St.
Louis. Baltimore and six cities in Can
ada.
Consolidated Gas rose almost FIVE
points on continued buying.
Announcement OF an increase of 40a, 11S
The Washington herald., 1915-10-10
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations gwen below are for large lots Of god
narketable goods only. Jobbers' prices sre higher
Lover nsdes NAV be sold for lesa Fancy good,
command hiGher prices
EGGS-Fresh PET doz. 8aD: Southern, 5a6.
BUTTER-Bes' prints. new. per H.. II tub. Pc
lb 20: psocess. per lb. .; under grade. creamer,
per lb.. zaa6: store-packed. per lb.. 1sacn.
LARD-Tub. pure. per H.. IlEale: do. com
pound Fer h.. 81. Cottonseed oil. per can. 33.
CHEESE-New York. new. per h.. IS; fat. pei
Ib. IS: Swiss domestic. per lb.. "a: do. foreign
Per ib. q.
LIVE POULTRY-Hens per h.. leal7: ROSTERS
pr h.. loall: spring ducks. per ib.. I,s spring
chicken. per lb.. EaN.
GREEN GOODS-Beans. per basket. Goal 90:
do. per Lbl.. l.ooacso: lima beans. per qt-. lssD
beets per bunch. lslh: cabbage per bbi..
75al %: cantaloupes. per crate. 75a200 carrots per
bunch. lalli; caulIflower. per crate. l.0alJo
celery. Per doz.. 0a5o: crate 3ooaI0o; corn. new.
per doz. sails; cucumbers per basket. 75al5o
cymblings. crate. ?5aloo eggplant. per crate. 5oa75
kale Per bbl., .oa75; lettuce. per basket l0oal5o
onions per sack. L75a2oo: okra per crate 75al.0O
peas. New Yo.k. basket. l2also; peppers. crate.
Z5a4o; new potatoes. per sack l75a225: yams l.oOa
LIS; sweet potatoes l75a2oo: tomatoes. nearby. pcr
box soal.5o.
FRUITS-Apples per Dbl. 1.coa3!5o: pears per box.
looa3oo; grapes. Per bas., Delaware, 12al4; do.
Concord. l2ai: DO, Niagara loal2; grapefruit per
box. 4.ooa5.D; Oranges California, per box I0oa
The Washington herald., 1915-10-10
Federal Reserve Board Report.

The Federal Reserve Board made
public yesterday its weekly bank state
ment as at close of business October s.
The comparative statement for October
l was revised, so as to include the New
Orleans figures for that date. which
were not available last Saturday. The
statement indicates a gain Of $1.200.00O
in gold reserve and a gain of $6.0O0.O0O
in total reserve. These totals are eX-
elusive of $7,300.000 net Of gold trans
ferred during the week to Federal Re-
serve Agents to reduce the banks liza
bilities on outstanding reserve notes.
The amount of gold held by both the
banks and the agents reaches now the
total of about $415.500,000. compared
with 1881. 100000 on September 10. and
$34O,500.000 about three months ago.
The New York bank reports a gain in
total reserve of $3.100.000. Boston a
gain of $1.500.000 and Dallas gain Of
$1,000.0000.
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ew Orleans.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Oct. e.-MILLFEED-Prices strongly
held restricting trade Spring bran. in lo.-ponno
sacks 2.Ta1.o0 10 arrive; standard middhns
TO arrive E375aN %: red-dog. to arrive. 3o.oaS %
winter wheat in 100 pound sacks. to arrive. 22.o
city bran. in bulk rs; oil meal. as7sa3s.0 ton.
RYE FLOUR-Steady; inquiry limited Good tr
choice new for October TO November is quoted
at ssa5. 70, in sacks
CORNAIEAL-Inactive and unsettled; oferins'
liberal to arrive Kiln-dned for export. 36'a3..S
in sacks; coarse meal in bags 1.5al.9.
BuCKwHEAT FLOUR-Ths -scsson has barely
opened. and prices chiefly nominal at 26a2.9.
HAY-Receipts 81 tons: steady. fair demand
for choice Low grades are dull. Quote: New crop
prime timothy 10: No. / timothy. l.1al.z': No. =
!I0all5; No ). 9oas.
sTRAw-Receipts. % tons; slow. supplies are
ample No. l rye. 7oa75 cents.
PORK-Firm; tracing is moderate. Ness. I6.U
1850; family D0oa2 90: clear. lS.ooa2o.o
BEEF-Steady: moderate business. Packet. n.5oa
800: family. ls5oals5o; extra India mess. 9so oca
800; mess. T5oals.0o.
LARD-Steady: business is heless. Prime West
EN-, so; refined continent. lo.g5: South American
TO- %; refined Brazilian, in kegs ll4o; beef stearine
81, cents; lard stearine quiet at 10 cents.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-10
CHICAGO GRAF. MARKET.

Chicago. Oc. s-Some Of the larger cash grain
handlers are looking for material increase in the
receipts Of winter wheat next week and it was
due largely to their selling that futures reacted
today. The winter wheat belt has been favored
with fair weather during the last few days and
there has been threshing from the stacks. Farmers
sill far behind in their work Of sowing the
crop. however. and naturally will aim to
get through with this labor before doing any large
shipping.
Substantial price gains were shown IN wheat
FIXTURES At time during today's session. but
late reaction carried values OF sharply. cl6sins
fsnts being only h to 70 better than on the
previous day. The market derived most Of its
early strength from the fact that It had been
oversold on Friday and oherings at the outset
were very moderate. Northwest markets wele verJ
strong and this also had considerable influence
here while the steady cables coming after our
severe break was likewise . help. Cash wheat
in the Northwest 10 being sold as fast - 1t ID
coming in. our spring wheat going principally to
the mining trade. tho Canadian grain IL being ex-
ported.
Com also lost most Of it, early gain. closing
Sake to SC lower for the day. Selling by elevations
and cash houses was q feature. Numerous reports
Of damage from recent killing frosts encouraged
much local and some outside buying. which, to
its early bulge. The trade Is divided 1t to the
proper market effect Of the quality deterioration
. result Of the frost damage. some calming
that large percentage Of POOR corn will depresa
values. Local cash sales were 5000 bushels.
Oats were quiet and affected by other EIains.
Resting spots were Sc higher for December and
l-Iec lower for May Data The weather has been
good all week for movement Of oats but re-
ceipts show . falling OF ss compared with the
previous week and were much lighter than . year
ago. Export demand for oats continues spis-
medic Local sales were 15.0W bushels
Hog products closed higher. partly in sympathy
with frner hog market at the yards and partly
because Of buying Of nearby stuff b. packeD and
Of January deliveries by inpestoes.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-10
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. Nd. Oct. e-MILLFEED lin l0clb.
sacksD Spring bran. 2ico; -four to white mid
dlings 33.00a35.G; Western middlnSs. 3.oa26 90
city mills mildnss. 3 5oaes.O: do. white mid
dlinss. 33.C0a35.00; do. winter bran 25.ooa26o %.
HAY-No ! timothy per ton. % oOac3 20; No .
timothy. per ton. ls5rals %: No timothy. per
ton. 15.ooal7o1; light clover mixed per ton, 1s-5Oa
100; No. l clover mixed. ton I1.JalS00: No. 2
clover mixed. ton. lioca17 90; choice clover NOM
inal ton. Tooal-. 80: No. | clover nominal ton
l50,al..co: No clover. nominal ton l3 ocal5 90
No. clover. nominal. l2.clal3.co; sample hay. as
10 kind. quality and condition. IL 01al5Go: grade
hay. per ton. 6Coall.o0.
GREEN FRUITS AND vEGETAELEs-Appies.
Eastern Shore MARYLAND and Virginia. per bbl..
!.oal5o: do. New York State packed. per Dbl.
2.ocaioo do. Western Maryland and Penn
syvana. rackel 2oca2 u; bcets. native Per bunch.
lisa2=; cabbage. New York State. per ton 70Jasoo:
do. native. Ter 100 2o,asoo: cantalcupes. Colo
rado. rer fat crate. 6oa15: caulifower. New York.
Per bbl.. L75a200; celery. New York. per bunch.
Iss3O: corn native. Ter doz. sugar. Sal2: damspns
per reach basket. EaJo: do. Western Maryland.
Pr spound basket. lsal5: eggplants. native. rer
basket. Ear grapes. New York. per basket.
Concur,s SI2a9 do, Niagara. eal0; do. Delaware.
l0all: lettuce. New York. per hamper. Local =;
lima bears. native. per peach basket. 1aio; do.
bus. basket. 75aso: onions. Western Maryland and
Pennsylvania, Ter bus. yellow. Sla9o: do. Western
per loolb sack. Ieoa2.l0: Eastern Shore. per bas
ket. J0aS6: peaches. mountain. yellows. per IS
basket. ;oaso: do. per carrier. coats; do. per
bus basket. Sa.s; pears. Eastern Shore Duchess
per basket. l5aeo; do. Kefrer. per basket !5aeO:
do. per bbl. lojal.25; do. New York Bartlett
per bbl. No. l. i00a4. 80; do. per b5L. No {.
coa3.uo: do. Sheldon. per bbl.. 300a3.5o: SQUASH
native. per basket 2oaZ5; tomatoes. Eastern Shore
rer basket. l5a3: do. native. per basket 40as5:
turnips. native. per bus. 4os5).
POTATOES-White. Eastern Shore of Maryland.
FER bb l.75a20o: do. nearby. per bus. box. e5a7o:
do. Maryland and PENNSYLVANIA per bus. 65l7e:
do. New York and Maine. per bus. 70a75:
sweets yellows. per bbl.. Eastern Shore l75al s.;
do we. Der IA. l.elal.7; yams. North Caro-
lZ5al.O.
FISH. OYSTERS. CRABS AND CLAMS.-Bas..
large per lb.. l2li5 butterish per box. 2ooa2 50:
carp. Per b.. sa5: crocus. per bbl Iooa609: foun
ders per lb. 3a5; gray trout. large. per bb. sOoa
1000; do. small to medium. Per bbl.. 3ooal0o:
The Washington herald., 1915-10-10
HENDERSON SECURES
RETRIAL OF HIS CASE
Breach of Promsie Litigation Decided
Against Him Will Be Retired.
Rules Maine Jurist.

Friend Of John B. Henderson. wealthy
resident of Washington. are congratulate
ing him upon being granted by the Su-
preme Court of the State Of Maine a new
| trial in the breach of promise suit
brought against him by Miss Elizabeth
Garmong. of Bangor. formerly Of Des
Moines, Iowa. Miss Garmong on January
q received from a Bangor jury a verdict
of $116OO0
In the rescript granting a new trial
Chief Justice Savage said:
Giving to the plaintiff such degree of
credbility as her own statements entitle
her to, the court is Of the opinion that
her practically unsupported testimony is
so overborne by proved circumstances.
by her obvious disregard Of the sanctity
of an oath. by her own inconsistent con-
duct by the mutual conduct of both, by
the testimony, contradictory to hers. Of
witnesses apparently reputable. distinter-
ested and credible, and by the probabili-
ties of the case. inconsistent with her
claim, as to induce the belief that the
jury either did not sufficiently weigh all
the evidence in the case. or were infiu-
enced by sympathy. passion or preju-
dice
The court pointed out that "the unchas-
tity of the plaintiff in a suit for breach
of promise Of marriage with another
man prior to or during an alleged en-
gagement of marriage with the defendant
Is bar to the suit, unless at the time he
made or renewed the promise of mar
riage, relied upon. he knew or had been
Informed of her unchastity."
The Washington herald., 1915-10-10
COTTON MARKETS.

New Yosk. Oct. 9-Cotton was weak today under
active liquidation Stop loss orders uncovered
On the way down and final piices were % to %
points below yesterdays close. There was heavy
selling by Wall Street houses and the demand was
not brisk. Apparently the failure Of frost TO
tend further south as had been expected affected
sentiment. The market opened to l6 points lower
except for October.
Predictions for light TO heavy frost in SEC
tons Of the eastern belt tonight led TO moderate
local covering after the start, but the recovery
was quickly lost on renewed general commission
house liquidation and reseline by local interests
on favorable indications for the weather in the
Western belt. calling for clear and con-
ditions. and less favorable spot adrices from
the South. Crop continued OF a bulsh
average.
The spot article here declined - POINTS fa
middling upland There sales. SPOT
at Liverpool quiet at decline Of points
today on the basis Of 7.IS for mddlins upland
Futures there closed barely steady at net decline
OF to 81 points
The Washington herald., 1915-10-10

salmon trout, rer b. !oal2: rock boiling. Per h..
'5sls; do medium. h. SAILS: do. pan. b.. Ioal2
white perch large per H.. lOal2; do. medium.
per H.. sal0: perch, yellow. pr h.. large. l2ali;
10. medium cas-: mackerel Southern per h.,
lsals: tailors large. per h.. sal0; do. medium.
per 10 ia5 catfish. ID. 2ii: green pike native.
per h.. l5aD; eels. Per H.. medium to large.
sas: clans per 100. white 5Gas0: hard crabs. per
DBL. choice l.15a2.o0: oysters. choice. raw. box.
per Dbl. 30Oa3s9: do, medium or prime. per bbl.
.o5a2JO
LIVE POULTgY-Chickens. old hens. lha and
over h. rals; do. old hens smaller. ls; ROSTERS.
b., 10: do. sIrirg large. Il: do. small. H.. Is:
do. white l,ghorns. II: ducks, Muscory. Lbs and
over l3aIi: lcxins, It's. and over. l5al6; Indian
runners. laali; pigeons. Per pair. l5a9: guinea
fowl, each. 2Js2o
BUTTER-Creamery, fancy. rer h.. Gac'i; do.
choice 2siaa9 do. good. oa27 do. prints. 8,sa23
do blocks. 2sa2le; ladies. Iae2: Maryland and
Pennsylvania rolls. 20a22: dairy prints lsaD process
butter, 2Ja6; store-racked. laleis.
EGGS-Mary1and. Pennsylvania and Western hrste.
.: West Virginia .; Southern, q.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-10
COMMERCE AND FINANCE

tons in the unified orders on the books
of the United States Steel Corporation
at the end Of August surprised the
street.
Increased buying Of preferred stocks is
reported by commission houses. Among
the favorites are Pittsburgh Coal pre-
ferred, Corn Products preferred, Inter-
national Agricultural Chemical preferred
and Fedeal Mining and Smelling pre-
ferred.
Investment bankers say the demand
for high-grade railroad bonds has In
creased materially. owing to the i'm
provement in the railroad stocks. The
inquiry for convertible railroad issues is
especially good by conservative persons
who wish to invest for yield as we'll as
profit.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-10

500; peaches, per crate I5aI.5o: plums Per basket.
Ea25: pineapplss Per crate. lSa25.
LIVE STOCR-veal calves. prime. per lb IL:
do medium per h.. sas,i: do. heavy. SASS: spring
HAY. STRAW. AND CoRN-Hay. best timothy.
new. per ton. 100; mixed. per ton. l2OOaIi0e:
straw. per ton. I0.0Oll20o; wheat straw, Per ton,
500; corr ler bbl.. Is
SEEDsCloyer. crimson. per h.. sk: new crop.
g. red, Isals: red To-, l3al5: alsike lia5ls; alfalfa
fAmericsn arown). per h. %: German miIlet Der
bu.. g.; timothy per bus. IS; sorghum. q
cane. rer tus. (-); orchard grass. per bua. 50.
rs; rye. uer e1a., l.lo: wheat. per bus. LIE
The Washington herald., 1915-10-10

Hopewell. Va. which eight months
ago was a flag station on the Norfolk
and Western Railway, has today
$4,000 population. and lots there sell
for as much as $4,000. 1t is a mush-
room war order city that has sprung
up around the extension factory
erected by big powder making con-
Germ.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-10
RETAIL TRADE BRISKER:
BANKING HAS IMPROVED
Cuno H. Rudolph Says Money |.
Plentiful and Can Be Had at
Reasonable Rates.
By CUNO H. RUDOLPH,
President Second N,t;oc,I pI-

Dy NCNO II. NODOLFH,
President Second National Bank.
With the beginning of the fall sea-
son, retail trade in Washington has
taken on a brisker trend. Merchants
in practically all lines report a larger
business. 1t being in the fore part of
the month also has helped greatly to
stimulate business.
Other businesses of Washington
report a steady progress, the banks
especially. AS to ourselves, we are
ahead of the figures of this time last
year. Money is plentiful and is to be
had at reasonable rate. Investment
markets report strong advance.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-10

Baron Won Bissing. half-brother of Gen.
Won Bissing. military governor of Bel
gium, was recently spirited away from
his home in KensinGton by detectives and
interned in a prison camp. The action
was the result of popular demand that
he be deprived of his freedom in COM
mon with other British subjects of Ger
man birth. Baron Won Bissing was ma
turalized as Britisher thirty-eight years
ago
The Washington herald., 1915-10-10
NEW YORK MONEY.
Furnished BY w. b. Hibbs 4 Co.

New York Oct. e.-Money on call nominally I
per cent todav. Open market discounts. prime &C.
oertances maturing mp to ninety days, gaae PEI
cent: 2ka2 Fer cent for four to SIX months.
Commercial paper 3kaJA per cent for four to
six months. pest names: 3sa+ per cent for Others.
Time money quiet and a trihe easier: SIXTY
days. 2.a2H Ter cent: for ninety days. 2isa2S per
cent: for four months. g.a3 per cent: for dve
months. , to 81 per cent; for six months. 3a31l
Per cent.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-10
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished by w. n. Hibbs 4 Co.
SALES.

SALES
Capital Traction 25 at s7's.
Warrington Railway CON-. 10 at s4. Is at ~.
Washington Railway Tfd. . at s0ls, 10 at Sjs
6. az.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-10

1t is an insult in France to call an.
one "a melon
The Washington herald., 1915-10-10

Total sales so shares. aGainst i z, 0S yester
day 1000 a week ago. This day . year ago th,
exchange was closed.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-10

The wolf II at the door Of the Univer-
sity OF OKLAHOMA This II no figure of
speech. for the campus u said really 10
be infested by the beasts Il b an al
lied' movement Including gray and
black wolves and coyotes.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-10

Liverpool:
Furnished by n. l. CARPENTER & Co.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-10
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

r.r.,.A.a sy W. =. z,ss. : C..
The Washington herald., 1915-10-10
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Boltimorc. Oct. 3.
STATE SE"rRIT1ES
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81 kR&eksgessOft i.
fMhis1ey Resarhed.
Twenty seven packages contafnIn,
npote than one gallon ofiwhiskay have
ieesn ,sssa = retnrnsd to- the shippers by
Saapager q. b. tJcIiuson OF the Ilocai
oiiice of the Sotsthern ExnreEs once
Some twenty-five OF these pacSassee
were in the Office when the sfafess
new gallon month law went intn
effect and two were received ~, the
sofuee {. later, having been in transit at
ny ne tsme sac law became effective.
liver any package containing mora
than one gallon OF whiakey since fine
new law went into effeck, and viii
observe the provisions of the statute
on this Dpint to the letter. A number
oI spackages OF whiskey have been
received since the new law went into
eject, but they were OF regulation
size. s'
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si.o0 J,sr hllshes for shk kla lsiis risyef
got anything. only Whist they utjals,
consume at hnIne Il rt:id be
great industry for the cofiht Il sofsis
one would take hold bf tt. Some Sriesl
making them into yIllsaars l,'st Scass
know what hnd Of success they nm
!. lfhe melon crop u the eaisss sSas
Ilsss; sands OF sicll&fs e1,iid b 1aaet
N tho county II The people viii plant
. shipptng neien asla 9eino 9ne o6eh.
shipping market. People who f.hvns
early end iase mex ssll three hsisI
when they get plenttfhl 80 one cs:li
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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-17
Ladies Given Carnations

For the rest OF the week every lady
visitor to Carrington,s Ice Cream
Parlor In the Anderson Theatre Will
pc presented with q beautiful carna-
ton. The surroundings and service
In this handsome store are especial.
ly attractive 10 ladies and many of
them are giving II their patronage.
Pure ice cream is made daily and the
Fountain drinks are uneqnalIed In
this city.-Adv.