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Real Estate Transfers.

sHERwOoD-CIara A. Marden ct vlr.
Edward r.. to Harry 7. Taylor. lot
SO, square 1922: $3s3.4o.
NOS. sos AND 512 21ST STREET
NORTHEWEST-Her e. Gasch
ct ux to Albert D. Brockett. part
original lot 81, square 81; $40;
stamps, 81.
UNIVERSITY PARK-Wharton E. Les
ter ct al, trustees. to John Shu-
ghrue and Charles H. Dismer. trus-
tees. lots 13 and IA. block 40;
e4,150.
RANDLE HIGHLANDS - Washington
Loan and Trust Company. trustee.
to W. T. Bergeron. lot 90. square
5512: $40.
Realty Company to W. T. Ber-
geron, lot rs, square 5512; $40.
MOUNT PLEASANT-Isaac N. Open
heimer to Helen I. Oppenheimer,
lot 81, square 2s95: $40.
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non-support: defendant committed.
United States agt. Samuel j. Masters
and John b. Kinnear. emoe1zlement
fury respited until Thursday; attor-
neys, W. ]. Lambert, J. K. M. Norton
and II. e Davis.
CRIMINAL DIVISION 3 Justice
Estate Of Stilson Hutchins: on trial;
oaveators' attorneys. F. J. Hogan. J
J. Darlington, Myer Cohen and w. G.
Perry, e. H. Thomas AND c. H Merillat
BANKRUPTCY pTvIsIoN-Justics Nc
Coy.
In re clifford M. Lewis; hearing on
discharge set for March 6.
In re Aloysius c. JOY: referred to
Ralph d. Quinter as special master.
PROBATE DIVISION-Justice Siddons
Estate Of Martha F. Harmon; petition
to sell notes filed; attorney. W. X.
Estate Of william s. Carroll: petition
for leave to transfer stocks: attorney
J. B. Larner.
dated November 1, 1906. hled.
for probate Of will filed: attorney. NJ
]. Keane.
Estate Of Mathilde Baumgarten: petit
tion for probate Of will filed; attorneys.
In re william Henry Cooke; order
appointing Marena Cooke guardian
bond, 500: attorney, J. II. Hayes.
Estate Of Jennie S. Emmons; Will
dated January S. 1915. filed.
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NEW YORK DAIRY MARKET.

NEW YORK. February 1.-Esgs un-
settled: receipts. 1855 cases. Fresh
gathered, extra fine. 30a31: extra firsts,
291s; frsts. 20: seconds. 2sa2sk; state,
Pennsylvania and nearby hennery whites
fine to fancy. 32a33; do. gathered whites.
30a32; do. gathered browns and mixed
colors. 2sa291a; do. hennery browns,
30a31.
Cheese-Firm: receipts, 3.452 boxes
state. whole milk, held, specials. 164 a
16A; do. average fancy. 15A a1SA
state, whole milk. winter export type
specials, 15ha16: do, average fancy
14ka15: skins, 3a14k-
Butter-Firm: receipts. 1894 tubs;
creamery. extras t92 score). S3h
creamery (higher sooring), 34a341 II
creamery, firsts, 301sa33; seconds, 28a
80; ladies, current make. firsts. 23a231a
seconds. 22a22H packing STOCKS cur
Live poultry-Firm; western chick
ems, I6; fowls. -17ka ais: turkeys. 14a
IS: dressed firm: western roasting
chickens. 17a21; fresh fowls. 1sa1s; tur-
keys. 14a22.
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ARMY-NAW.
Army Orders.

Lieut.. Col Richmond DfcA Scheheld.
Quartermaster Corps. will proceed to
Philadelphia. Pa, on Official business per-
tanning to the Quartermastsr Corps
Leave Of absence for fifteen days is
granted Second Lieut. walter W. Vauts-
meier. Coast Artillery Corps.
Leave Of absence for six months on ae-
count Of sickness is granted Lieut. Col.
Sidney 8. Jordan. Coast Artillery Corps.
Upon the expiration OF this leave. Lieut..
Col Jordan will report at Walter Reed
General Hospital. District of Columbia.
for examination and report
Naval Orders.
Academy to command the Wisconsin.
Lieut.. Gunior grade) e. 8. P. Brandt
commissioned.
Ensign e. NJ. Williams, from frst sub
marine division. to command C-2.
Ensign P. H. Dunbar. from the oeor-
gla to naval training station. Great
Ensign P. T. Wright. from command
Company. Quincy. Mass. to L-s.
Ensign c. M Elder, to command the
C-I.
Ensign W. L. Wright. from naval
training station. Great Lakes. to Naval
Academy.
Ensign Lewis Hancock. from com.
mand of tho C-2 to Fore River Ship
building Company. to command the La
Ensign G. A. Rood, from the Severn
to command the C-6.
Ensign D. J. Friedell. from command
OF the C-1. to works Of tho Fore River
shipbuflding Company to command the
L-8.
Chief Machinist J. q. Jones. from
Nd, to Canal Zone.
Machinist Q. D: Parker, to naval prov
ing ground. Indian Head, Md.
Chief Carpenter c. J. Kerr. from the
Wisconsin to navy yard. Philadelphia
Naval Movements.
The Utah, Arkansas, Michigan, Pa.
tapsco and Patuxent arrived at Qua
canaybo bay January 20, the Hannibal
at Boston January 80, the Tennessee
at Alexandria January 80. the Bagley.
January 80, the Montana at ,Guanta-
namo January 30. the Worden at Key
West January 80, the Tallahassee al
Norfolk January 81, the Des Moines al
Charleston January 80, the Nanshan
at La Paz January 80, tho Arethusa al
Port Arthur, Tex. January 80. ths
Yorktown at Ensenada, Mex, January
80, the North Dakota at Guacanayabo
bay January 80, the Cheyenne. HI
and H-3 at Mare Island January 81
and the Rhode Island at Guantanamo
January 81.
The Leonidas sailed from Boston
January 80 for Guantanamo, the Pa
ducah from Boston January 30 for
Hampton roads, the Cleveland from
San Bias January 80 for La Paz, the
Lebanon from Norfolk January 80 fol-
Newport News, the Cyclops from Guam
tanamo January 81 for Port au Prince
the Saturn from San Diego January
81 for San Francisco and the Celtic
from Boston January 81 for New York
navy yard.
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Frank L. Mayes Dead.

PENSACOLA. Fla, February l.
Frank l.. Mayes, owner and editor of
the Pensacola Journal and part owner
of the Meridian (Miss.) Dispatch, died
here early today after an illness of sew
eral DAYS. Death was due to a compli-
cation of diseases Mr.. Mayes was
prominent in state and national politics
and served twice As delegate to ma
tional democratinc conventions. He
was forty-one years old and lived in
Pensacola sixteen years.
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COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. February Liverpool
made relatively steady showing to-
day. and the local cotton market opened
steady, at a decline of l point, to an
advance of l point. Private cables
attributed the strength abroad to the
absence of southern hedge selling. and
there appeared to be very little south
ern selling in the local market. There
was some further liquidation here.
however. and early fluctuations were
somewhat irregular. although after
slight reactions prices worked or
points above Saturdays closing figures.
Futures opened steady. March, SAT;
April, $50: May. ST.: June, SIT: July,
S.s7; August, s.o2; September, $40: Oc-
tober. $40; December, s.32; January,
$40.
Trading continued very quiet during
the middle of the day, and small orders
caused moderate fluctuations, but the
undertone was generally steady on
bullish spot advices from some of the
eastern belt points. and prices about s
to points net higher
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WEATHER..
Cloudy, With Probably Rain To-
night and Tuesday.


For the District" of Columbia, cloudy.
with probably rain tonight and Tues
day; warmer tonight: fresh shifting
winds. mostly southeast
Tho western storm remains central
over Missouri. and is apparently NOV
Ing very slowly eastward. 1t has been
attended by general rains In the middle
Atlantic. south Atlantic and gull
snow and sleet in tho north Atlantic
states and tho region of the great
lakes, and snow in the upper Missis-
sippi valley and the middle plains
Pacific coast; it is causing general
rains in the Pacific states.
Temperatures have risen generally
throughout the eastern and southeast
ern states and the Ohio valley, and they
have fallen in the plains states and
tions are that the weather will remain
unsettled tonight and Tuesday in the
states east Of the Mississippi river
with snow and sleet In the north At
great lakes. rain turning into snow In
the Ohio valley and rain In the mfddle
Atlantic and south Atlantic states and
Tennessee.
Temperature will fall tonight and
Tuesday in the Ohio valley. Tennessee
and the east gulf states. 1t will rise to-
night in the middle Atlantic states.
The winds along the New England
coast will be fresh to strong shifting,
becoming east; on the middle Atlantic
coast fresh variable. mostly southeast;
on the south Atlantic coast fresh 70
strong southerly: on the east guli
coast fresh souther1y.
Records Cor Twenty-Fcur Hours.
The following were the readings OF
the therrnemeter and barometer at the
weather bureau for the twenty-four
hours beginning at pm. yesterday;
Thermometer-Yest PM, 2S:
pm, 80; IL midnight, 80. Today:
am, 81; 8 am, SO; ~ noon, SO: pm,
80. Maximum. 3S, at pm. today;
minimum, 27, at 2 pm. yesterday.
Temperature same date last year
Maximum, 53; minimum, 3s.
Barometer-Yes esterday: 4 pm, 1920;
pm. 3012; IL midnight. 1905. To-
day; 4 am, 29.98: am, 1898; II noon,
1892; 2 pm, 1888.
Tide Tables.
Today-Low tide, 3:13 am. and 3:22
p.m.; high tide, 1858 am. and 9:14 pm:
Tomorrow-Low tide, 1852 am. and
1906 pm: high tide. Sal am. and
9:56 pm.
The Sun and Moon. !;
Today-sun rose, 1907 am; sun sets.
5:21 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises, 7:os am; sun
SETS 5:22 pm.
Moon rises, 7:12 pm.
Weather in Various Cities
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Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition.

Adolph F. Sauber of $50 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest has filed In the Su-
preme Court Of the District Of Colum-
bia his voluntary petition in bank
ruptcy. In his schedules the petitioner
shows that his liabilities amount to
$13,os7 and his assets are estimated at
s4.7O7.S1. of which he claims $500 ex-
emptions as a householder in the Dis
trict of Columbia. Upon this petition
Justice Mccoy. holding the Bankruptcy
Court, has adjudicated the petitioner a
BANKRUPT and has referred the case to
p. s. McCalmont as referee for further
proceedings. The bankrupt Is repre-
sented by Attorney Mark Stearman.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

HICAGO. February 1.-Hogs-Re-
reipts. $4,000 head: weak: bulk. 675a
So. light. s.s0a6.sJ: mixed, 6 sOa6 90;
Aeavy. 6.fJa690; rough. 6.45a6.6O; pigs,
50a5.so.
CsttIe-Receipts. 5000 head: strong /;
native steers. 5.S5a9.25: western, 500a
80: cows and heifers, 3.I0as.0 90; calves.
1-50ai0.50.
sheep. S1oaSe0; yearlings. ..10as 90 /:
lambs, 7.4oas.95.
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Train Hits Sleigh, Killing Three.

BEAVER FALLS, Pa, February l.
Lorettie Mentilawa. a crossing watch
man, early today attempted to stop a
sleigh in which Littei Barstili and
Guiseppi Marion were trying to pass in
front OF fast Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
and Chicago railroad train at New Gal
lice near hear. The sleigh was struck
by the train ana the three men in
stantly killed.
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CHICAGO DAIRY MARKET.

CHICAGO, February 1.-Butter-
Higher: creamery. 24a32.
Eres.Lower; receipts, 1874 cases: at
mark cases included. 24a27H: ordinary
firsts. 2sa2ela; firsts, 27k.
Potatoes-Higher; receipts, twenty
eight cars; Michigan and Wisconsin,
red, 37a42; do. white, 4oa46.
Poultry-Alive: higher: springs. 14h
fowls, 10.
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Many Escape Death in Storm.

NEW ORLEANS. February 1.-As far
as known hero today no fatalities re-
suited from the wind and rain storm
that swept practically all of Louisiana
and Mississippi yesterday. Many stories
of narrow escapes from death. particu-
larly among fishermen and hunters in
the maze of waterways near New Or
leans. came in today.
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Sugar Market Is Active.

NEW YORK, February 1.-The sugar
futures market was higher on quite active
demand prompted by further unfavorable
weather reports from Cuba. At midday
The market was to 10 points higher.
Raw sugar. firm: centrifugal, 4.20; mo-
lssses. 3.43; refined firm, 10 points high
er; cut loaf. sos; crushed, sos mould
$50: powdered. SIS: fine sranulated
iI5: diamond A. Sis: cenfectioners' A.
505; No. ]. 4.So
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Mrs, Annie M. Cook Kills Self.

MONTGOMERY. Ala, February L.
Mrs Annie NJ. Cook, wife of James H
Cook, a prominent and wealthy con-
tractor. shot and killed herself last
night. Her body was found this morn
ing by her husband. who had been
spending the week end at his planta-
ton. Before her husband left for the
country, Mrs. Cook got him to show
her how to operate an automatic re-
volver. saying that she was growing
afraid Of burglars. No cause has been
ASSIGNED.
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A Courteous Apology.

From the san Francisco ArEonant.
An interested visitor who was max
ing a call in the tenement district. rising.
said: -.
We'll. my good woman. must so
now, Is there anything can do for
your
mo, thank ye, men," replied the sub
merged one. "Ye mustn't mind II ] don t
return the CALL will ye? I haven't any
time to 60 slummin' meself-
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Building Permits.

Building permits were issued today
to the following:
B. H. Griner. to build ten dwellings
from 4201 to 42l5 Illinois avenue and
APPS to 1927 Grant Circle; architect,
T.. T. Williams: builder. B. H. Griner;
estimated cost. $25,000.
w. =. McClelland. to repair dwelling
at 1000 South Carolina avenue south
east: estimated cost, 5000.
William Rosenstein, to repair store at
e37 Pennsylvania avenue northwest;
estimated cost, $50.
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District Supreme Court.

EQUITY DIVISION 1-Justice Mccoy.
Potter agt. Potter; order for alimony:
plaintiffs attorney, W. J. Lambert; de-
In re Commercial Fire Insurance
Company: referred to auditor: attor-
neys. Douglass. Rufln & Obear.
Rosin agt. Kessler; order appointing
guardian ad litem; PLAINTIFFS attorneys.
neys, Brill & Bralove.
EQUITY DIVISION 2-Justice siddons.
Holmes agt. Holmes; adjudication OF
contempt and arrears Of aHmeny
pendente lite ordered paid: plaintiffs
to-ney. A. w. Scott.
Almy ct al. agt. Almy ct al: references
to Albert Harper. examiner: plaintin's Q
attorney, R. A. Ford.
dered and Clement L. Bouve appointed
to defend; plaintiffs attorney. H. A. l..
Barker
CIRCUIT DIVISION 1-Justice Gould
Washington Railway and Electric
Company ct al: on trial: plaintifr's at
torneys. J. darlington and W. c.
Sui'ivsn' Defendants attorneys. Ham,
!lton. Yerkes & Hamilton, McKenney,
Flannery & Hitz
Poates agt. National Correspondence
lns fitute: order dismissing appeal:
pla ntiff's attorneys. w. C. Prentiss and
George F. Williams: defendants attor-
ney. e. L. Giles
CIRCUIT DIVISION Justice Stafford.
Crutchley agt. National Fireproofing
Company. motion for new trial filed |;
plaintiffs attorneys. D. w Baker. w e.
Leahy and w. J. Lambert: defendants
attorney, w. C. Clerhane.
Gerber agt Prodigy: penalty of bond as
supersedeas by Title Guaranty and Surety
Company. surety, fixed at $500 and cost
bond for plaintiff at $40 or deposit $50:
plaintiffs attorneys, Douglas. Ruffn &
Obear: defendants attorneys, W. J. LAM
bert, G. F. Diggs and G. B. Fraser.
Stratton agt. Vrooman; motion Of de-
fendant to strike out granted as to part
of declaration; plaintiffs attorneys. j. g.
Capers. L. B: Perkins and L. A. Wild
ven. F. c. Simpson and Paul E. Lesh.
Tribby agt. jennings; Judgment nv
default for plaintiff against defendant
for $3.50: plaintiffs attorney, N. s.
Bowles; DEFENDANTS attorneys, Leckie,
Higgins Manufacturing Company aet.
Green; time to submit bill Of excep-
tions extended to February Is: plain
tiffs attorneys, Brandenburg & Bran
denburg; defendants attorney. John
Ridout.
Smyth agt. Eichberg; motion for new
trial filed: plaintiffs attorney, ]. D.
Sullivan; defendants attorney, A. L.
Newmyer.
Chatard agt. Mearns; motion to stay
proceedings pending bankruptcy ad-
judicatien granted. without prejudice
to move to set aside action: plaintiffs
attorneys, H. B. F. Nacfarland and C.
c. Tucker: defendants attorneys. Doug
las, Ruffin & Obear and Paul Dulaney.
Harris agt. Mearns; motion granted
as above: plaintins 8 attorneys. Fulton G
Lewis; defendants attorneys, Douglas,
Ruffin & Obear and Paul Dulaney.
CRIMINAL DIVISION 1-Chief JUS
tice Covington.
United States agt. William B. Reilly,
embezzlement; sentenced to peniten-
tiary for three years; appeal noted:
bail, $4,000; cost bond, 800: attorneys.
II, E. Davis and H. L. b. Atkinson.
United States agt. William e. Am
brose. embezzlement; sentenced to PEN
itentiary for ten years: appeal noted:
cost bond, 500: recogniIance $1,000
taken, with w. w. Stewart surety: at
torney.. ]. s. Easby-Smith:
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, February 1.-Flour-
Quiet; spring patents. 7.0oa1.40: winter
patents. 6.s0a700; winter straights,
6.55a67o; Kansas straights, 6.65a6. SO.
Pork-Jnsettled; mess. 19.75a2O. Is !:
family, % 00a 24.00; short clear. 19.00a
22.5O.
Beef-Steady: mess, 21ooa23.oo; fam
lily, 2400a26.0o.
Lard-Barely steady; middle west,
|10.75a1O.S5.
Molasses-Steady. New Orleans open
kettle, 5Oa60.
Hay-Steady: No. 1, los; No. 2, 95a
LOO: No. 3, 80: shipping. soaS5.
Hides Steady; Bogota. 31EaS2a;
Central America, 81 x
Leather-Firm: hemlock firsts, 81;
seconds, 3Oa31.
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Commissions for Cadet Officers.

Stan and company officers OF the high
school cadet regiment are to be pre-
sented with their commissions within
a week or two. Stephen E. Kramer,
assistant superintendent Of schools.
who has direct charge Of the cadets, is
making arrangements for this csrs.
mony.
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Entire List Responds.

Announcement of a general price ad-
vance by one of its leading subsidiaries
caueed. q further rise in steel, and cop
pers rose on new high quotations for
the metal.
Tho entire list made favorable re-
sponse. the average level being best Of
1.-The day..
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BALTIMORE.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
BALTIMORE, February 1--Wheat--
Strong; spot No. red, 1.56: spot No. 2
red western, 1.60: February No. red,
LIS: March No. red. 1.57: steamer No.
. red. Isl: receipts, 274.612 bushels;
exports, 1O2.96s bushels.
Corn-Strong; spot contract, so "
February, s31.; steamer mixed. 81: re-
ceipts. 295.213 bushels, exports. 372.94S
bushels.
Oats-Firmer; standard white. S2a
621a; No. 3 white. 81 ha62; receipts,
359,571 bushels: exports. 415,266 BUSH
els.
Rye-Strong: No. 2 western export.
/ .35a1 3s: receipts. 3s.174 bushels.
| Hay-Firm: No. timothy. 19.0Oa19.5o: /:
No i clover mixed. 17.50a1s.00.
Grain freights-Firm; steam to Liv-
erpool, per bushel. 9a a10d February:
picked ports, per quarter. Ss February.
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Kind But Ambiguous.

From The Flegende Batter.
Daughter of the house (to her sweet
heart)-Look here. Charlie. tell me II
you're really serious in what you say
and I'll make you some Of those tarts
you love so much.
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Complete Confidence.

From London Opinion.
And now I suppose you tell her
everything"
Yes, everything there's any danger
OF her finding out
Evening star., 1915-02-01
CHICAGO WHEAT PRICES
REACH new WAR RECORD
Buyers Start Market With Rush To-
day-Foreigners Eager for Future
and Cash Deliveries.

CHICAGO, February 1.-smashing oi
high-record war prices continued today
in the wheat market here. On top OF
an advance last week ranging from u
to sZ, quotations today jumped al
much as "a at the very outset, May
delivery selling at s154 a bushel az
against $15ls when the market closed
Saturday.
Increasing urgency of European de-
mand for wheat was indicated by q de-
cided fresh upturn in prices at Liver
pool.
Buyers came after wheat today with
q rush. Foreigners were eager for botn
cash and future deliveries. and II
seemed as If nearly every commission
house in the trade was attempting to
fill orders to purchase. Liverpool dis
patches said wheat was advancing there
with a strong demand.
Sharp Contrast Is, Shown.
In sharp contrast with this news, do
nestle advices appeared conclusive
that growers in the United States were
selling virtually nothing from reserve
holdings. Tho market. after opening
V to 2h higher. scored general fur-
ther gain.
Corn was drawn upward with wnea@
as beng relatively cheap-hardly moro
than half cost. bushel for oushei.
Rough weather had also a bullish ef-
feet. The opening, which varied from
" to " higher. was followed by
general further advance.
Export Call Boosts Oats.
Export call furnished impetus to tho
oats trade There was an unusually
large volume of transactions. WIN
prices steadily tending to harden.
Provisions reflected the influence ol
tho grain bulge. Weakness IN tho nos
market was lost sight OF.
Jumps to $1.55ss Before Midday.
Before midday another cent a bushel
and more had been added to the value
of wheat, May delivery rising 10
s155ss.
bv Italy and Sweden had much to DO
with causing the new advance in quota
tions Dispatches printed on the TICK.
ers here close behind the trading PIT
said bread riots were taking place daily
in Italy.
May Reaches $1.57 by Noon.
Inward of cents a bushel had been
added to wheat by noon, May selling then
at S1.57.
Traders were keeping a sharp eye mean
while on returns as to the United States
~
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NEW YORK,

NEW YORK. February Liverpool
made a relatively steady showing to-
day. and the local cotton market opened
steady at a decline of l point to an
advance of l point. Private cables
attributed the strength abroad to the
absence Of southern hedge selling, and
there appeared to be very little south
ern selling In the local market. There
was some further liquidations here.
however, and early fluctuations were
slight reactions prices worked or 3
points above Saturdays closing figures.
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, February Cotton
Spot steady; good middling. 5.33; mid
ding, SOL; low middling. 4.59: sales. 5000
bales speculation and export, 500 bales !;
receipts. 26.119 bales; futures steady ;
May and June. 4.SS: July and August.
4s6; August and September, 4.99h Oc-
tober and November. 5.061a January and
February. Sig.
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Commission Dismisses Plea.

The Interstate commerce commission
today dismissed tho plea of the New
york Dock railway for compulsory es-
tablishment Of through routes and
ioint rates between it. the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad and other trunk line
carriers.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. February First
prices in the cotton market today
showed loss Of to 2 points Trading
was light, and the tone was heavy.
Better cables than due stimulated buy
Ing after the call. and values went 5
points over Saturdays close.
Futures opened steady: March. s.13;
May. Sal: July, s.62: October, $50: De-
cember 9o4
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NEW YORK METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK, February Lead
Steady, 3.75a3.S5: London, Els 15s;
spelter frm. Z. 7.soa7.so; London. f3s 15s
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LONDON MONEY.

| LONDON, February Bar silver
| - sd per ounce.
| Money, l per cent.
Discount rates-Short bills. 1aa1 s-1S
Ler cent: three months, 1t2a1 sic per
| cent
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Washington Stock Exchange.

SALES.
Washington Gas IS. $500 at 1o4, $1,5o0 at l0%
Washington Railway 4s, $1,000 at 81. 81 900
at 81, 5000 at 81. 81 600 at 81. 900 at 81.
Potomac Electric Cons. 5s, 81 coo at 99as.
Washington Railway pfd.. 10 at st1s. 10 At
s4k.
After call-F1rst National Bank, At 1856.
Bid and Asked Prices
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A word to the wise is said to be
sufficient-but did you ever notice how
many words people use in talking to
you?
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, February 1.-Wheat-
Spot Nos l, and Manitoba, no stock:
No. 2 hard winter. 12s Cd: futures nom
inal.
Corn-Spot, American mixed, new. Is
skd; American mixed. old. Is 11hd:
February, Is SID; March, Is I'd.
Flour-Winter patents, 46s.
Hops in London (Pacific coast), f2 les
II Ia S.
Evening star., 1915-02-01
NEW YOov COTTON.

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Members New York Stock Exchange. \e~ YORK
Cotton Exchange and Chicago Rnard of Trade
Evening star., 1915-02-01

Baltimore and Ohio COM. 2k. and
perferred of same stock, 2: Chicago.
St Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha COM.
az. and preferred of same stock. ":
pennsylvania railroad. 1h, and United
St,aes Steel pfd.. Y.