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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-20
An or n.

A y EXAMPLE Of how far wrong
~ men can 20 when oncc they
get ~ a fair amount Of mo-
mentum on the wrong track. and an
example Of the kind Of legislation a.
reoted oward removing power from
the executive. where Il properly be-
longs. n placing Il in irresponsible
hands where q does not belong, is
found IN . nayr u bills Introduced
in The house Monday ty Speaker
Romero Il n Only fair to the speak
er 20 say thar Il Is currently under
stood these bills were Introduced hy
him 81 request.
One Of these bills PROPOSES to
amend b law creating the state
sheep sanitary beard and defining its
duties, SO as 10 place the appointment
u the beard virtually IN the hands of
an irresponsible md sen,i-morihund
ofrunixatian known as the New Mex
leo Wool Growers association That
-, mis- association b. empowered un-
des has pHl 10 name ten men. from
whom the governor has a right 20
pick six Tor the state sheep sanitary
commission.
How many OF YOU business men
and taxpayers know anything about
h Sew McSico Wool Growers assoc
ciatlone
DO yon know who l oflccrs are 2
DO o know its d of direct
orrg
10 you know AMY H ove ac-
complished cor the 81 industry IN
this state
Do you consider i a efficient or
g%anlzation3
DO the sheep growers OF this state
consider IL "A sufficiently active and
energetic body 20 cntrust with the
main business 81 the Industry, name-
~ that Of governing 81
The last Va heard OF M New Mex
lco Wool Growers association is
president was H.. G. Abott ~ spring
81, a sheepman OF high standing. and
its secretary was Charles Chadwick.
D commission man n this city ana a
hard-working politician In the ranks
whore various and suudry selfish po-
iiiicai bosses have contrised cruelty
enough 20 keep him
There Is nothing the matter Win
these men a. officers of tine arsocla-
tion-but their association certainly
g. hardly sufficiently active or suih-
elenty efficient % b entrusted with
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-20
Isadoro Armyo Replies
TO Mr.. lyman


Santa fe, y VI. Ian IS.
Albuquerque Evening Herald. Aihu-
qherluc. s.. ~
Gentlemen have iusi road Mr.
Frauk Tyuan's letter to tho Herald
~ January -, 1915. ~ reply tp Mr..
Jose Cordotl's aruclc concerning
Mexico.
Indeed am surprised 90 the at
tempt mhde by Mr. lyman to draw
me into the discussion. am not nov
ana never was .u any manner inter
asted To- the preparation OF Cordoyl's
srticle.
Guilty Yes-i ann guilty for the
translation of this article for your
uapcr. That ls one of the WAYS !
have To- pick ur pin money. but
maybe { just translated 10 to Keep in
practice. have mo- . poiogies To-
make for that.
Publicity E 90 stubborn thing. but
I am unanimously in favor NJ 10 and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-20
DR.. Tannus Clues His
Side of the Case

That the suit for $40 coo damages
which was nlcd 10 The district court
here hy Francisco tyoiar AGAINST br-
Tannus and biaz of santa Re was the
result OF advice given the plalutin hy
lgnorant men was the assertion uf br.
r. r. Taunus, one of the defendants,
who WAS iu Albuquerque Yesterday.
The plaintiffs daughter died while
hcing operated on .or tpn=iliti-. and
the plalntin alleged in hIs complaint
that 10 was due Goo Dsrclessucs- "n tine
part ul Inc defendants
Dr. TauIus stated leo 3D. Herald ry-
porter that De had successfully prt-
formed over TWO hundred SUCH uHct-
ntlons. and that the weakness of the
ghild's heJrt CAUSED her death. Dr..
1unnus called attention q the IHa'
that.it ls not am iu@treuucrt occurrence
that people with weak hearts die
when ether b. administered i1 Hu "I-
Grating room. regardless Of how Wu b
cure the physician might exercise. rt-
ciaring the suu was instlgatod Dos iE-
nurant men Br. Ttuuus Hhura# tcrllDd
their action Iz sDlrdaluus tie said
they reminded ulu uf the followiuf
story \ man whose nccupaUu1 was
weaving baskets aud who lidnf know
anything a1out weaving baskets. 90 nee
visited q city and stopped In front OF
a jewelor's window, where he saw 1
man repairing a watch. Ho went Ire
side and the watch rcpair"r asked MIN
10 he knew anything about This Kim
CO., work. lie answered in tho Affirm
ativc ard the watch maker asked him
Co help him out loo |ldjust.as certain
parts o. the watch when the has"ot
maker had Co confess mat hc anew
only how 10 weave baskets. Dr. Tam
"a said there BIS o. smilarit" between
the men who were responsible Tor the
suit and this basket weave
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-20
BOWELS,
HEAOACHE,COLOS,
TAKE CASCARETS


-NN' '" NNNNH
Furrcd Tongue, bad Colds. Indiges-
ton, saliow Skin mud Miserable Head
aches come from H torpid liver and
clogrcd bowels. which cause your
stomach 20 become nlied with undi-
gested food. which sours ana fermcnis
like garb8gc in % sNlil barrel. That's
the nrst step 90 untold miscry-indl-
gestio1, tout gases. bad breath. vel
low skin, mental fears. everything
that Is horrible and n%alseatlnR. a
c%ascarct touight viii give Your cou-
stipatcd bowcig q thorough cleansing
and st%raighten SOU out by morning.
They work while you sleep-a t0-cent
box from your druggisi viii keen you
feeling good for .douths. Millions OF
men and women take q Cascnrot now
end then to keep their stomach. liver
and bowels regulated, and never know
u miserable moment. Don't forget
the children-thelr little lnsides need
"a good, gentle cleansing. too.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-20
BEEMAN g. AVER TAKE
IN PARTNER IN
PLUMBING BUSINESS

NJ W Linthicum. wHn has recently
arrived from Newton, Kan. haF be-
come ~ member of the PLUMBING iiFm
of Bccmau Sc Aver Mr. Llnihirum
wns proprietor NJ The Newton Saui-
tary Plumbing company He b. a
thoroughly experienced plumber and
will have charge 81 the iobhiug de-
rnrtmcut There viii Doe no change
Ina the urm name.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-20

Frank schultz IL now the only nom
her Of The Chicago Nationals who was
on the team when Il won itz last
worlds championship II IL reported
that he D. one Of the players due 20 Joe
released by Manager BTesnahan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-20
BERNARD s. RoDEY
Attorney and Counsellor nc Law.
Albuquerque, y. M

Practices before the higher local
und national courts and departments
Formerly delegate IN from
~ A. Federal Judge Of Porto Rico.
~. 3 Attorney IN Alaska, and special
prosecutor under the national depart
mvnt OF justice.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-20
COLOC
by the
second Fiddle.

~ EflbLlcAN STATE Chairman
* Eiy's views upon legislative
~ management are unique.
o
THEY ARE. In fact, novel
e.
CERTAIN gentlemen In santa Re
frinrement u the rights Of the boss
e..
WHOEVER heard OF a square deal
for a Democrat
OR. FOR THAT MATTER, Tor
anyone else. when our interests are
involved?
O.
If WE KNEW anything that
would rhyme with B%olorquez We
could write "a very funny poetizer
about that gentleman.
8
HIS NAME is one charge the Iie-
publican contestant overlooked
HE DIDN'T. however. miss any
thug else.
o
MIR BOJoRQCEz. H viii be noted
b. held responsible. among otheI
things. Tor the construction Of tho
Eiephant Butte dam.
.
nE II. also. responsible for "a lot
of other damus.
so. for that matter. Is Chairman
Ely.
THE BOYS would make more OF a
hit by increasing the size OF the cap
itol, instead OF a%bolishing the Gus
todiau commission.
o
~ THEY keep unloading things
onto Bob Ervien he'll sink under the
burden one look at Bob shows how
he's breaking under the weight ut
responsibility.
So LONG as the boys don't abolish
minority members OF the supreme
court we can probuiy worry along
D.
30 CHANGE IN western war
n says a headline Right again.
neither large change nor smuil
~
GENERAL VILLA, whatever else
he D. accomplishing. adds steadily e.
bio list OF deadly cnemies
O.
Majority Rule.
~ we are mighty awful good
They let MS In the caucus
And once Ia there we must ne bad
cor out the plank they walk ne.
ELN SAYS things nave come 10 q
pretty pass when q legislator must
leave his principle 70, home. Yet this
course may only indicate @ Wise and
experienced caution.
O.
THE GAME WARDEN, 20 81 ru-
morel. is "a be placed under the su-
pervision of the commissioner Of
public lands.
THEN The commissioner can run
amy solo game to suit himself
o
~ MAY Come 90 This:
THE SPEAKER For what pur-
pose does the gentleman rise poe
THE MEMBER II rise 60 a point
of Information"
THE SPEAKER. state your
point
THE MEMBER 81 wish 10 Know
what. if any, powess remain In the
hands of b governor in order thut
/ mas introduce "a bill 20 yer
The Washington herald., 1915-04-22
COMMERCE AND FINANCE

and the common dropping to II l-2. No
progress appears to have been made to-
ward relieving the financial distress of
this company, but this will probably Gull
inmate when the notes become due on
May /.
Trading in Bethlehem Steel is now a
luxury only allowed a favored few and
on very wide margin. After an early
advance to ISL 1-2 the price dropped to
40 is. To use the street expression. the
market in the stock has been killed.
Missouri Pacific fell three points. There
is a bull pool in this stock which was
getting along famously until the Rock
Island incident spoiled the market for
near" assessment issues. The public
have been fooled several times on this
stock and now want to know who is 60
ing to furnish the much-needed money for
the upbuilding Of finances.
United Railway common rose a point.
and the preferred sold from 81 l.. to IS So
Conferences between banking interests in
terested in this property suggested i'm
portant Developments. although details
are refused.
Dealings in the bond market were UNI
usually heavy, trades totaling 400, 900.
Southern Pacific issues were largely
dealt in at advancing prices. The bonds
continue to come indirectly from Ger
many. Confidence in the Industrial situa-
ton as expressed by strength in the Cop
per and Steel issues was the one peg that
held today's market. No more substantial
basis could have been imagined for a con-
tinuation of the upward movement. Rails
have again proved keen disappointment
to the public, and, unless the market can
cut away from present and prospective
receiverships. speculation will receive a
shark check.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-22
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

ouo,ations given below are for large lots OF good,
marketable goods only. Jobbers prices are higher
Lower grade. sold for less Fancy goods com
manded higher prices.
The produce market yesterday. supplied with
moderate receipts continued steady. Spring chick
ems. to date appeared in very small quantitie:
and the price high owing to the early sea
son. Egg receipts were light and the muke,
steady. Hens were unchanged. Spring lambs mled
easy. Calves held steady.
Trading in fruits and vegetables was light. Re
ccipts sufficient. e1rspt in the case OF earl,
Southern goods. Kale and spinach advanced
Onions. lettuce and potatoes were weak The figures
we're:
EGGs-Fresh. per dor. BAD: Southern. PEI
6oz.. 10.
BUTTER-Best prints. new. Per h.. 34i:; tub. per
h.. 32h: process. per h.. Za26; under grade.
creamery per h.. 2aso storepacked. Per h.. lsa5.
LARD-Tzb. pure. per h.. I&al2: a.. eon-
pound. per To-. 81. Cottonssed oil. per can. -
CHEESE-Nev York. new. per b.. 1s; nat. ~
h.. Is: Swiss domestic. per h.. "a: do. foreign.
LIVE PoUErRY-Hen,. per h.. Is; rooster,
pes 10. losll: ducks. psr h. lsss turkeys ehOies.
per H., lss20; do. Ordinary. r. ehirxeas. - D.
us: spring chickens. FER pound. 4oa45.
GREEN GooDs-Asparasus. per dozen punches.
L5Oa3oo: beans. per basket. 2oOs4.oo: limabeans.
per basket 5ooasoo; beet, per bunch. 4as; do. new
Florida Ter crate L15a2s'; cabbage, per 100 lbs.
1oOssoo: do. new. Florida. PCT tasket. i.5oal.1S;
carrots. par bunch. 4s5; caunnower per y crate.
l.1u
3sa75: d. crste. l5oa20o; cucumbers hcthouse. per
doz. 15aL8; do. Fla. per basket. 2oa&o; GYM
bHngs. PER erste 2oasoo; eggplant. Per case. 2oos
500: kale per Dbl. Tsalo0; lettuce. F1orids. Der
basket l.5a2; do, South Carolina. per basket.
GOAL 90 onions per loo-Ib. Ack. i7sa2oo; okr- Per
crate, :5ssp; peas F1a.. Hssket. seoaAe; 20
t,toes Northesn per saek, lSoal.s; do. per bushel
.oaI.; new, DIR bbl. soos8oo: yams. per Dbl. $50
400; yellow sweet potatoes. per Dbl, Iooas.W: pep
p<rs, per erats 2ooa3.0; radishss. hothcuse. pss
loo aooa3 50; spinach. per bb. l5os2oo; tomatoes.
Florida, per crste. l5oaam
FRUITS-Apples. par bbl.. 2aas.n: grapefruit.
psr boz, aps1,D: grapes. Malas. par kes. s.oos
$50; Semous. pr bnx. 115sa0: Hmes. pr ~
6ai.eo; oranges. California. per boz 2aasoe: do.
Flc1ids. per box. 1os3o: pineApples. pr crate.
aooaSD; strswbes1ieA FIosida. pr ouart, xaz5:
tanser1ss. ~ strap. 4ahx0.
LIVE 0T0cK-val eahsA U6A ~ u.
Ssaie: do. medium. per h.. s1as: do. heavy.
-: spring lambs. Der ID. RAb. (Aiust b fat.
otherwise not wantsdl
hay. STRAW AND CoRN-Hay. bsst tinssAs.
usw. pr ton. No; stssv. pss toa. lAeealz0 vAsat
Senv. pes tn. 40: pew oon. pr hi. "a
sEEDS-Clov1. red. pss m. r3als: alsike. l,alS;
sifala Ansican R0wl. p9 lh. naH: nd top
soaid seed ur hczyh' sfsA. pr lbs ~; bans
saast per huA. fos1g; tiaoehy. pr 6uG. &7osao:
orchard graAs. Per taahei. -; Aaiss Gssv.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-22
bulls" FACE
HARD BATTLE
Traders Forced to Sell Rock
Island Realize to Some
Extent.
COPPER STOCKS co UP
hLI lIy,
COPPER STOCKS GO UP
DEALINGS in Bond Market Unusually
Heavy, Trades Totaling Nearly
$S,OOO.OO0.

New York April 21.--Todays stock mar
ket was a fiye-hour battle between puE-
crs and sellers, which threatened three or
four times to bring about the defeat OF
the bulls" There was heavy selling IN
the early dealings for foreign account,
which was followed by realizing by some
Of the large traders caught in the Rock
Island drop, and who were compelled to
sacrifice their holdings in other issues.
The ease with which the Rock Island
was thrown into a receivership unsettled
confidence in Missouri Pacific and Mis-
souri,. Kansas and Texas. bringing sharp
reactions in these issues. Boston turned
a heavy seller of New Haven and traders
attempted to hasten the selling move
ment by depressing Steel common.
Was Ready for Downward Dip.
BY noon the market was in highly
nervous condition and apparently ready
for downward dip. Great strength IN
the copper stocks held the situation and
encouraged buying movement which
gave firmer tone in the late dealings.
Pittsburgh houses appeared as large buy
ers of Steel common within the last hour.
carrying the stock up a point ana
strengthening the other industrial issues.
The United States Steel Corporation
could have booked S1O0,001.ooo of war or
ders but these were steadily refused as
the OUlCeTS DeneNe lnS ioi stcSi
products will soon tax the capacity OF
the plants without the necessity or in
stalling one dollars worth of special ma
chncry to be scra pped when war orders
cease. Confidence in the unusually strong
position of the United States Steel Cor
poration to take full advantage of the I'M
usual demand for raw materials brought
heavy buying orders from Pittsburgh.
II is reported that all the corporations
which have recently booked orders for
war equipment will get their raw mate
rial from the steel corporation.
Nothing quite SO .raw' as the snap
appointment of the receiver for the Rock
Island has been perpetrated in the rail-
road world since the days of jay Gould.
Two or three of the semi-professional
traders were hard hit by the unexpected
news. One member OF the exchange
dropped $3.50 on the fall. and an opera
tor who makes his headquarters close
to the exchange is said to have been
trimmed for several hundred thousand
dollars
Reports came from Boston that the
British government had agreed to take
all surplus OF copper metal up to July
at prices estimated from IS to 20 cents
round. On this news Utah rose to 20 and
Amaleam ted touched - 3-S.
Heavy Sales to Foreign Accounts.
Missouri. Kansas and Texas issues
were heavy on selling for foreign &c
count. the preferred losing six points
The Washington herald., 1915-04-22
HALF PAGE GOLDBERG COMICS IN SUNDAYS HERALD

seed potatoes. per I-rsck sacks 15 lbs. nett. rs;
COW peas. Per Ussbel. 2Goa24c.
WOO AND HIDES-wool. washed. free a
buns. per IT,, g wool unwsshed. per ID. "A;
hides. dry. Per h. lsac2: salt hides. dry. per h..
ss2o: salt hides green PER h. "a; calfskins green.
each. 10Ual.15
FRESH FISH AND CRABs-tPsiceo given below
ses BY the pound unless otherwise ssated. )-Bu,"<
and stan. large. III: carp salo; mactere. l5aB;
rock. bniling. coaG: do. medium, Is: small. II:
yellow perch. large. IN: do. small. .: aimon
trout IS; gray trout. large 15alS: do. nnal. sale;
founders. lcal2is; catfish. lgsa5: clans. per 100.
IN; snappers. a. to Aze. lsls; bluefsh. fresh, -:
salmon, fresh. 80; lobsters IS; crab meat, per
qt, 10; fake. Per qt. 20; bass. per h.. IN
scallops Per at. co. shrimp. per ct. Is; roe. shsd,
Ice; bucks. 80; herring. each. s.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-22
COTTON MARKETS.

New YORK. April Election contract prices and
Southern SPOT markets. show slugGshness with some
things pointing To a decline. The withdrawal of
certain speculative SUPPORT including heavy selling
by Liverpool in New York, Appears to have infu-
enced the market unfavorsbly. Reduced export
cearances which. though expected seemed TO cur
tail bullisi activity and much improved crop re-
PORTS with a manifest disposition of the Southern
planters TO snaIse their acreage intentions remove
S.Ire Of The arguments faEoring higher prics.
1T the main. however a decline in cGtton values,
II comes will result from a conviction that the
worlds needs have been nearly supplied for the cur
rent season and that speculation will await
lower level end more potent reasons fasring the
bull position. .
The local contract market is quite likely to re-
feet the possible impact Of nearly 10000 baks of
cotton, which will be held in New York warehouses
On May l. This cotton if largely rendered On con
tract delivery might cause q decline but in any
event its accumulation here viii be regarded ty
the bulls I menace.
Liverpool futures closed barely steady with losses
Of from to IA points for the day. Manchester
quoted and cloths quiet. Liverpool sales were
1000 bsIes at four points decline to S7od for
niGdng.
New York futures closed heavy a, II to ls points
decline for the day.
Exports. includin. today's clearancs now total
s's137i2 bales compared with sll,a3 bales for the
same period last year.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-22
WILL OPEN RED. CROSS DEPOT.
Supplies for Serbians to BE Re-
ceived at SI1 Vermont Ayenue.
By Goldberg.

A committee organized to obtain sup
plies TO be shipped to the American Red
Cross Serbian units. now located at Bel
grade. Serbia. and of which Mrs. Charles
Henry Butler is chairman will open to-
morrow temporary depot for supplies at
MI Vermont avenue, which has been loan
ed TO the committee by John r. Mclean
The committee will hold its first meet
ing today from TO ). at 81 Vermont
avenue, at which time DR.. Lane, who is
visiting this country after a severe at
tack of typhus contracted in Serbia, will
tell the committee about conditions in
Serbia and what is needed to carry on the
work during the coming summer.
st. Paul shoe factories annually use
lSJS0.G0 buttons
The Washington herald., 1915-04-22
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. April 2-Csn money opened. >; high
2: low. F.: renewals. >: last, ?: ruling rate. .
A shade easier tone is able in the market
for fixed date funds but not to show any
quotable alteration in rates. Offerings trife
better supply. hut chiefly mixed collateral The
demand on the other hand continues principa lily
for industrial loans. Quotations are: IA to J
per cent for sixty days, per cent for ninety DAYS
3. for four months and 81 for Eve siI and
seven months.
There is fair market for commercial paper in
local circles. though not active the country
market. those Of Chicago and Philadelphia.
Highly attractive names in Keen demand at
Z per cent and lower. depending the maturity
but their supply continues light.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-22
MAY FIGHT RECEIvERSHP.
Attorney for Stockholders LookIns
Into Rock Island Affairs.

Chicago. April 21.-While the receivers.
Jacob NJ. Dickinson, formerly Secretary
of War, and III. L. Nudge. president of
the Rock Island. were operating the
s.0oo-mile system of the Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific Railroad Company
today Attorney Herbert L. Stern. OF Chi
caSo, was delving into the case with
view Of bringing action to oppose the
receivership, if conditions could be found
to warrant such action
Attorney Stern informed Federal Judge
Carpenter. who appointed the receivers
yesterday, that he was investigating the
circumstances surrounding the proceed
inGs to protect the interests of the M
nority stockholders. He said he was act
ing on instructions telegraphed by n l..
Amster, of Boston. who was elected a
director of the Rock Island recently, and
who is the head of the minority stock
holders committee.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-22
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. April 2l.-Foreigners continued to take
new crop wheat futures not only at Chicago but
at the seabcard markets to-day. The September
future was the favorite and showed q net gain
M PC for the day. The other new crop future.
July. gained nc. and May closed &c higher
The market on the whole wss q wild affair at
times with fluctuations sharp and the feeling bull
;.h great deal Of news helpful to the bulls
csme from .crpss the waters accompanied with buy
ing orders for both September and July. Bears in
wheat have depended largely On the exportahe
sur1,I1,s of wheat Of Argentina at only Sooo,ooo
bushels with the quality greatly impaired: Earlier
g.; the season Il was believed that Argentina would
b,y. anywhere from rs 000 900 bushels down to
10 900 900 bushels.
The Liverpool wheat market was without any
change whatever today. but the cargo market was
n, To cd lower. Cash sales u wheat here
today were only 900 bushels of which 500
h.,.heIs were new and taken BY exporters. The
s,aboard reported 10000 bushels Of wheat and
m ooo bushels Of corn. Minneapolis reported . lot
wheat and there was considerable trade at Chicago
esrly in the week in this same way There were
additional reace rumors in the wheat pits and
while this caused some selling early. those who
put out short lines were on the buying side later
In the day. .sa.
Around the top prices reached for corn there
v.. heavy selling By commission houses and cash
CONCERNS which knocked the edge on the market
ALTHOUGH closing prices were ; to NC higher There
v,s some improvement In the local cash demand
!. ,.u A. in the export tskings the latter smount-
ing to us,ooo bushels here. out Of lO.om bushels
all told.
O,t, were independently weak. the deferred
mouths closing nc lower while the May was nc
bisher. There was some improvement in the cash
demand with seaboard houses buying May and
sslliue July. Cash transactions were 900 bushels
hire and round lot at the seaboard.
Connision houses and speculative tradsrs bought
coosjdeabae July pork and the selling was led By
professiouals. Outsider also bought part Of this
m0duct One Of The larger packen gave nbs
snns support but lard Vas week under small
FIr.,snea ~ ". =. HIbbs 4 C,
The Washington herald., 1915-04-22
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished by W: b: Hibbs & Co.

FurnIshed by ". h. Hibbs & Co.
HALES.
Washington Gas S. 50 at lO4E.
Washington Railway - 81 uG $.
CAPITAL Traction. . at s..
Washington Railway CON-. . at e.
Washington Gas at %
MergenihaIer. at lso; 10 at 100. 10 at $50; ) At
lel.
Washington loan and Trust 10 at %; at Is; 5
at -: at "a
GrAphophoue pfd.. al 81.
After call:
Capital Traction IS s. 90 at 1914, $40 At 1914.
Gas BONDS.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-22
NEW YORK CURB MARKET,

New YORK. April 2.-Trsding on the curb was
fsirIy active and the tone Vas generally strong
,ireene-Cananeas sold from I'LL up to g Kelly
Springfield Tire advanced a Joint and cue-hslf on
odd lot transactions. Sales, with closing bid and
asked prices follow:
The Washington herald., 1915-04-22

Total sales $3.50 shares against I23i. 80 yester
day. I.Ooo. ST. a week ago. and sl..-j ago.
From January | to date 3..2oSS SO. against 3Ss
IS wear ago.