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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-08
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-08

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-08
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-08

Sortiesuns ol.f 5er 10. Seits.l
The Washington herald., 1915-01-23
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. Ian. 22-Cotton contracts declined to-
day in quoted value. The net loss for the day was
from Is 10 q points about $50 per bale under
the hiEh levels Of the day previous. Trading
was GA liberal scale and represented selling
for Liverpool account with some hedge trading
against cotton in the South. Added 10 this iluda-
ton Of disappointed local traders gave the mar
ket a heavy tone times.
Thursdays prices offered a profitable market for
Southern holders for MAY deliveries and uOdOubt-
ely the TART that New York contracts were rela-
lively higher han justified either by Liverpool quo
tatiOns or Southern markets was in part reslun-
sible for toiays reaction. Meantime. purchases
for CNpurt have already shown a moderate falling
of though previous estimates Of total Of 5.OOO..
600 bales by Marh l for shipment 10 foreign
countries assured.
C"rgsstion at the scapOrts. scarcity Of shipping
facilities with all foreign spinners eGCert those Of
Germany in letter supply OF material will
bring the American markets to home mills for
support. This buying which has hCrctofJrc been
WY muderatc Is now in progress throughout the
South.
EX"r Clcarsnccs NJ to tonight totalcd for the
Ers~On - .5ii haCs compared with 6Oe6 $50 halcs
for the same date last year. There remained
shiDhoari tonight, not reTOrcd in the above. ap-
IrUyinstrly 5000 bales. II should lie stated that
MANY shIrment7 of cntton foreign Countries have
not iE~n rUP"rtrd and that the total is in excess
ui thl=e CstinIat,s.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-23
New York. Jan. 9-Trading on the curb today
as active in spots. with particular interests in
De automobile shares.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

baltimore. Nd. Jan. Spring
bran. in IO0Ib. sacks. 2 Oa2s %; nearby winter
bran. in lnlb. sackS. c7.5OA2s %; dour to Whits
mddlinES. in iOo-lb SACKS. EOOa4.Oo; Western
mddlings l00Ib. sacks 2 Gas o. do. white mid
ding in lOllb. sarks 32OOa3iOO; do. winter bran.
IN loOlb sacks. SOoa9Cn.
HAY-No. l timothy. l95Oa2D O: No . timothy.
IscalsS1: No. : timothy. I60OaI7.OO: light clover
mixed. 1900: No clover mixed Is CoaIT %: choiCe
clover. i9mal9.zO: No. clover. 1s5laIqOO; No. 2
clover l20oali5O: sample grade to kind, quality
and condition. 1CoOaI15O.
STRAW-No. l. straight rye. 1iooaIi.5O; No. =
straight ne, l30oal35O; No. tangled rye. loca
So No . wheat 7.OOa75O: No. l oats. 9.SOalO.UO:
No. . oats. snas50
LIVE POULTRY Chickens. old hens Ihs. and
ovcT. H: do small to medium. h. II: do. old
ruostrrs. n .; do. fat. young, IS; do. rough
Stacy I1al3: ducks old Is; do. white Pekins per
III. Is: paddle. LIS Ind over. h. IA; do
MuSco,y. l3sH; pigeons. Young, pair. -: guinea
fowl. each. 25a50; do. young. II lbs. and over
3; Ecsr. nearby pcr H., lial5: do. Kent Island
H. lsaI7: d.. Western and Southern, h.. Pals;
TURKEYS hens Trr h. n: do. old toms. Ier III.
=: do. GohbIers ls; do. small and thin and
crunkr lrrrast l2al3
DRESSED POULTRY-Chicken,. old hens
mixed. H.. I7ali: do. rUosteTs. old. H.. 10 do.
Young H.. I-aIJ; ducks, H.. Halls: geese. nearby
tyr H.. 1916; do. Western and Southern H., I3ali
rar0ns Lbs and over 2Na2l III medium. lsll9
small slips. 1iaI5; TURKEYS ChOicr. H.. 2oa2l: Do
fair 70 god h. 1919: do. rough and poor. b..
IcaI4
RUTTER Creamery. fancy. rer II. 3253: do.
choirr. Jna3l: d. good. Zsa29: do. prints 3; do,
hlorks. -; ladies, ga23: Maryland and PCunsyl-
vauia rolls .Ns2l Ohio rolls. l9a3o: West Virginia
rnll' SAD; hacked. leags; dairy Prints laa2O;
process butter. Dali.
fTsts. loss on TT doz.. -: Western hrs;s. 2;
West Virginia frsts. 81; Southern frss, 70.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-23
Jan. -BradstrecCs tOmOr-

New York. Jan. 22.-Bradstrect's tOmor-
row will say:
Promise and performance appear
closely linked in the reports received this
week. Favorable sentiment is no less
strong and optimism is, il anything. more
in evidence, but accompanying these are
signs that expansion. gradual and eau
tious though it may be. is taking place
in a number OF lines.
First in Importance are the cumulative
evidences that export trade is developing
In a perfectly marvellous way; that war
demands are taking up all loose stocks of
a variety of products; that owing to in
sistent foreign demand, grain is selling
al the highest prices in twenty to thirty
years at this date, and domestic demand
Is growing in a number OF lines.
Finally, stimulated by cheap money
and low prices, speculation in securities
has broadened and gives promise of still
further accentuating the more cheerful
feeling with which the American business
world views the prospects of home and
foreign trade expansion. In many lines
inquiries are larger. suggesting potential
business Of healthy proportions Retail
dealers are stimulating trade by clear
ance sales. and it is noteworthy that.
despite reports Of much idleness, numer-
Gus markets say final distribution is equal
TO and Ia some instances better than at
this time last year.
Road statesmen are beginning to feel
the results of Checrfulness.
"Industrial operations are Increasing.
with, steel plants working at slightly
hettrr rate; copper mines are resuminE,
Pacific Northwest lumber mills arc re-
opening running time at coke ovens has
Increased. automobile factories are grad
uaIly expanding outputs, plants making
motor trucks for Europe are busy. South
ern cotton mills arc working full time,
some coal mines have enlarged prOduc-
ton prominently located shipbuilders are
experiencing an excellent demand for
vessels. railway traffic is growing: and
Western shipments Of corn are Of record
volume for this time of the year"
The Washington herald., 1915-01-23

CHEEsE-New York. new. per ID. Il; fat. pei
b. ls: Swiss. domestic. per -. 8: do. foreign
per b.. 5.
LIVE POULTRY Hens. pr H.. I7alt; rOosicrs,
rer h. TO- ducks. Ter h. liale; turk'vs, choice.
ter h. l6al7: do, ordinary Is chickens rcr ID.
lSsI7
DRESSED POULTRY-Chi Ter H.. l5as;
hens. choice. Ter H., laI5; ducks. ner ". lials;
turkeys chiCe, T"r H.. SAD; fair to good. Per h.,
l6aI7 rsnstCrs. Ter H.. II.
GREEN GOODS Beans. rer basket. na3 70;
beets Ter bunch. Jai; cabbage. T~r 10 lbs. iloA
e. csaIalontes cssab"'. s5 PER crate ,i;!4 SoG'
Florida. rcr basket 2OOa2j0: ccIery. Tor ,uz "a
e. do. rer crate. 5Ns3y0: cueumbers bot
huuse. Uer doz.. lOoal.jO: do. Florida. psr basket
25Na4 %; CymbuEs. Ter crate. 2.OOa250 CEgplsnt,
Ter Ca-C 2OOa5.OO: ksIc Ter bhl. 75alOO; lettuce.
F1orid. yer Lasket lOOa3O0 onions 1T IGAIb sack.
I.j0a 60; Okra CTate 25a2D. TcaE, Florida. tAsket
2oosiOo; T"tat"' rer hbL. l5Osl.s5; do. Northern
pr sack. lEsleO: do. per bushel. 40a6O: new
potatoes. ucr bhl.. 4O0ai.O; yams. per bhl.. 20oa
80: yellow sweet poJItC>s pr bhl.. 25p
rs; T'pr"rs Tcr crate. 2COa25o radlslc' hohou'c.
pcr IN, 3oOa5E0: spinach. P-r bhl.. l.JHal15. TINA
toes. Florids, Ier cate. 2ooaS0
FRUITS-Apulrs. Ier t5l.. L5Hain: E-sPir:j:,
nrr box. lI5s22j: grape. Malaga. rrr keE. 3Oo1
SO: lemons. Pcr box. 27s.'oo; LINES: prT no. 5a
Florida. p"r box. L75-225 pnesrides. Ier crate.
3Ooas %; tangrrincs. rer strap. 2Joa3W
LIVE STOCE-Ncal calves. prime. Ier IN lIall's {;
do. medium. H.. ealo; do. heavy. sa9: spring
HAY. STRAW AND CORN-HA7. bcst timothy.
now. PIT ton. $50; straw. Tsr ton. 200; wheat
straw. Ter ton. T.0o: new corn. PER bbl.. 40.
SEEDS-ClOIri. red. Tcr III. l5EaI7: slske. l5al5;
alfalfa tAmcrican grown. per H., las: red top
solid sced (Or herds grass. per H.. 2s3O: hlue
grass per bushel. rs; timothy. bushel seas %;
orchard gas. TSr hushrl I.I5aI5
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. washed. free n
burrs. pr III. %; wool. unwashed, Ter h.. 3sZ;
hides, dry per ID aCa@i. salt hides. dry, per H..
cos22 salt hides. peen. Per b.. Il; csfsAins green.
each. l.Sa2o
DRESSED GOODs-Pork. eiroice. light to
medium weights. rer b.. 9a9.: do. heavy weights.
TaS
FRESH FISH AND CRABS-CTriors given bcIou
,re BY the pound unless otherwise Stated.D-Butter
aad stars. large. l2s; carp. 6as; croskes per bbl.
100: msckerri >; rock boiling -; do medium. .:
small. %: yellow perch. large. lIiE: do small. 8:
salmon trout. Is; gray trout, large lOal2H; DO.
small. ssIO; founders. i6aI2!. cathsh. lOsl2. green
pike. native. Is: ecS medium to large. lOal2: Spots
large. 49, talnrs, large Is: surgeons dressed. 2S;
do skin on. % CLANS per 100. IN: snsppers. lS tr
size. l2al5; bluefsh fresh, 90 salmon. fresh. %;
Boston mackrrrl each. ~: lohsterS 20: crab meat,
per ct. 3S; fake. per at. IS; sea bass. T~r H..
IN scallOps Ter ct. IS; Potomac bass. large. per
h.. Is: de-. small. IS: shrimp per gL. l.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-23
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chira-r Jan 2 New hiEh TTiccs for cash
wheat wrrr made today. Foreigners absorbed all
II this gain that was available One lot Of 10000
bushels uf No. > hard wheat snld to 60 abroad
At MAY Iricr for late March shiIment. and Omaha
reported sales uf No hard winter at the highest
Trire on the crop
As viewed fr,m impartial standpoint. and
taking into Consideration tho cash trade and other
market factors. the situation apTssrs legitimate
was shown today. hut this caused nv over
bought conditions and occasional rush n selling
on the Part of InHgs. The sudden advances are
Eenrrauv tho result ~ having not only by shorts
hut nv investors a. we'll. SslCs nf cash wheat At
the seaInard totacd sO no bushels and at Chicago
were 1900 bushels. -. Louis and Kansas Ciiy
reported g7Udy sales Of cash wheat and -four for
cNnrrt.
Corn and rats were hoth higher. bat the best
prices Of the day failed TO hold. There profit
taking IN the advances Cash sales 81 on
bushels "r curn and 900 bushels of cats. Il
which IanGO anil 15.OoO bushels. rcspcctiTely were
for export. The srabnaTd rrPrted 100l0 bushels
~ and 5000 bushels Of oats for foreign ship
mCut. ToTrrutial rains reported in Argentina.
with snms damage tn wheat.
The conspicuous feature in tho provision market
Eas The hrynE n lard ~ n tho larger TSCkErs.
T1is va a sustaining influence for the whole list.
Hogs al the Yards Wrrr stronger. and the adTanCH
in gain hcsd the situation considerably. Prices
closed steady. Cash trade continues slow.
~ lvy HiI,fa { y
The Washington herald., 1915-01-23
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below are for larTe lots of rood
marketable goods only. Jobbers' srices higher.
Lower grades may be sold for less Fang gOods
commanded higher prices-
Little change was seen in the wholesale markets
yesterday. Poultry continued firm under light re-
cCirts and firm demand. The figures eggs "
mAined steady. Should the cold weather long pre-
Tal, the sgg market. II was expected. would again
strengthen from a short supply Pork and live stock
finn.
Fruits and vegetables remained steady. The supply
vas considered normal and buying moderate &C
count Of the cold weather. Florida goods in light
supply and Izicos firm. Quotations were:
EGGs-Fresh. per dor. 0as2; do. southern. per
doz. %
BUTTER-Best prints. new. per h.. ~: tub, per
D.. ~ process. per b, Sal; under grade. per
h. 2iaz: storepaekssl per n. lealS.
LARD-Tub. pure, per ID, u&ala: Do. cum
pound. per ID. s.A Cottonssed oil. per can. n.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-23
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
Conditions Improving Steadily if Somewhat Slowy-ron
and Steel Reports Indicate Increasing Activity-Rai
roads Display More Confidence.

! New York, Jan. 22.--Dun's Review to-
morrow will say: Trade conditions
continue to improve slowly. confidence
in the future developing more rapidly
than actual commercial activity. In
some of its aspects the business situa-
tion remains far from satisfactory. yet
the important fact is that the trend is
toward betterment. The many failures
and the unemployed are reminders Of
the crisis through which the world is
passing, but the United States is the
one great nation which is in a favor
able position TO recover from that
strain and in the end to make pro-
nOunCed gains in international COM
merCe, and this fact is the basis of the
notable expansion in business optimism.
Financial conditions reveal increas-
ing strength week by week. French
bankers, 1t is announced. are disregard
ing the moratorium, which is a distinct
gain.
The records Of the New York Stock
Exchange reveal an increasing breadth
and strength in the market for securI
ties.
Railroad managers. encouraged by
the recent rate decision. are displaying
more confidence. and several of the i'm
portant lines are contracting with some
degree Of freedom for rails and other
supplies. Railroad gross earnings for
two weeks OF January declined ~ per
cent. hut this is a marked Improvement
over the three preceding months.
Reports from the iron and steel
trade are of increasing activity, al
though the total output is still below
capacity. and in the structural division
far from normal. The textiles are NOV
ing with greater freedom and conf
denCe. and showing a tendency toward
higher prices. More encouraging re-
ports also come from the shoe industry.
Building operations are held back
by unfavorable weather. but better CON
ditions prevaiI in coal and there is an
ircrnl sirnr. rtttrnllt Of cnnnnr =.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-23
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Jan. 2.-Can money cpened Per
cent high, per cent; low, IL per cent: renewals.
Ter ornt Close Per cent ruling rate rcr ornt
TIE time money market maintains its position
unchanged. The demand is exceedingly small and
Lenders arr chary about pressing funds on the
market lest further reductions in should occur
Quotations are "a per cent for sixty days )
per ccnt for ninety days. 81 psr cent for four
five and six months
There is no fresh development to report in the
commercial paper market. High-srade paper con-
tinues in good request. but its scarcity causes a
limited turnover Rates for the best namcs are
unchanged at STAT per cent
The Washington herald., 1915-01-23
THE HERALD'S CLASSIFIED ADS,
FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

4s acres. s-room dwelling, barn, tool
mousse corn crib. chicken houses. divided
into 4 compartments. separate runs. each
compartment: wells water. one at
mouse and one at barn; running stream:
-'Ooo fruit trees. mostly bearing; situated
about l-2 mile frontage on beautiful
washington & Marlboro concrete Pike.
miles from Capital Soil in frst-claIs
condition fields. High and very
nealthy. This farm can be had TOR only
S''ZUV; reasonable cash payment balance
can De arranged satisfactorily This u
an exceptionally fine opportunity.
acres: 5-room dwelling. outb'nIdings:
tenced' on Livingston Road. near Con.
gress Heights. D. c. Running stream;
good truck land: close to market. SC car.
fare. Price $50: terms to suit.
acres; 5-room bungalow: outbuildings;
at Lanham Station. Price. only $2OO0.
Terms arranged to suit purchaser.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-23
IF PAGE GOLDBERG'S COMIC IN SUNDAYS HERALD
COMMERCE AND FINANCE

with lively trading in the Virginia
Funded Brown Brothers certificates
These went from SO TO so and back
TO 5S on a decison in favor of the
Southern Pacific issues
were unusually active, the convertible
As gained 4 and SIS lost a fraction.
Chesapeake and Ohio AIS. St. Paul
new SIS and Baltimore and Ohio con-
vertable 1 rs all showed gains.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-23
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Furnished by W. B. Hibbs ( Co.
EAST BUFFALO CATTLE.

Est Buffalo. y. Y Jan. Z2-CATTLE-R Receipts
80. Market duh and steady Prime sters. sOOas IS {;
butcher grades 5Oas.Co.
CALNES-Receipts. 80 Market slow; % higher.
'ull to choice. 500al3OO.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReceiDts. 500 with lambs
5 higher. Choice lambs s7OasT5: Gull to fair
50aSO0: ycarlings. GOALS: sheep. 25Oas.oo.
HOGS Receipts 100. Market slow; 20 lower.
Workers. 7.Isa7 .: rigs. 7.lsa725; mixed. 7OO'7lo
icITy. esOs7 90; roughs, 6.Ooa625; stass. 5Sa55.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-23
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The Washington herald., 1915-01-23
AUSTRIAN ADMIRAL A SUICIDES
Won ChmeInrs Kills Self Because of
Naval Error, IL Report,

Rome, Jan. Pit Is reported here that
Vice Admiral Won Chmelars. commander
of the Austrian naval forces at Pola.
committed suicide because when the
French submarine Curie attacked the
Austrian feet the coast forts shelled the
Austrian battleship Radetsky by mistake.
The Radetsky was badly damaged.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-23
WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGs.

New York, Jan. hank ceaTinrs in the United
states for the week ended January \ Aggregated
S.l6e.s7O.o0N. agaiust S0797IO.Ooo last. week and
S565.'sioop in this week last year. Following are
the rrturus for this week, with percentages Of
change from this week last year:
The Washington herald., 1915-01-23
VI. T.. Drops Heavily.

Missouri Pacific turned heavy. drop
ping nearly two points. This stock
probably has enjoyed an advance en-
tircly out OF proportion to the pres
cuj condition Of the company s
finances.
United States Steel common was
heavy. Foreign selling was followed
toy the activity OF floor traders who
put out q line of shorts that sent
the price down a fun point.
American SmeIterS WAS strong on
tho report that copper production
w ouid be increased about 10 per cent
- month. Copper shares in turn were
heavy. on trade reports that the sup
ply Of metal on hand was much larger
than currently imagined. Now that
the producers do not issue monthly
statements of production or stocks of
metal on hand the public will have
TO do COnsidera bile guessing to get II
tho truth This is a step backward
and generally regretted in Wall Street.
Wabash issues were strong, the pre-
fcrred selling IN 70 ! on the com
forlinC rumor that under improved
conditions the stock might nc assessed
only $50 "a share instead of $50.
Automobile shares wcr irregular
SiUdehakcr and Maxwell were heavy,
"a hIlc General Motors gained more
than two points.
Ronds continued active and strong
The Washington herald., 1915-01-23

Mexico appears destined to become
the worlds principal source OF petro-
leum.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-23
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE.

Furnished ~ W B. Hibbs & Co
SALES.
CaIital Traction ! at o..
Washington Railway Ufd.. 81 at 81.
Washington Gas. ! at 70
After Call:
Washington Gas S. SIOCO at l0J; $3.50 at lO5'S
Washington Railway pfd.. al 81.
Potomac Electric Consolidated IS. $500 at e9ii.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-23
CLAIRVOYANTS.
PROE D. B. BRUCE,
THE GREAT AUSTRALIAN

-
PaImi-r ami ClsirvUyant.
TIc is arkurW I.l-crI hy the EurplFan and American
Irr~s 10 be the greatest wonder uf the Sccuc,. ~
MYSTERIES lie IS infainin in his line Of business
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PLANO TUNING.
TYPEWRITERS.

WE SELL AND RENT HTGH-GRADE
standard makes Of typewriters at low
prices and easy terms. We sell tyne
writer ribbons, ca arbonS and paper Phone
Main 6G9f GENERAL TYPEWRITER
COMPANY. 6Ig 18th st NV
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DIED.

3EALI-On Thursday, January q, 1915,
daughter Of Richard J. and Lila c.
Beaii, aged eleven years and eight
months, at III Riggs place northwest
Funeral services at 2:30 today. January
at $50 D. m. AUDREY VIRGINIA,
3. Interment at Greenwood Cemetery.
;EITZ-On Friday, January -, 1915. IN
New York City, at the residence of
her daughter, Mrs. J. Granville Mey-
ers, Mrs. ELLA v. SEITZ, formerly
OF Washington, d. c.
Interment at Glenrock, Pa.
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REACTION HITS
STOCK EXCHANGE
Traders Hammer Prices When
Afternoon Rally Fails to
Materialize.
BONDS CONTINUE ACTIVE
New York Central Has Two-Polnt
Rise-Early Prices Strong and
Dealings Large.

New York, Jan. 22.-Stocks we're re-
dictionary at the close today, largely
owing TO the efforts Of traders who
hammered prices when they found
that the usual afternoon rally did not
materialize.
The market had an exciting begin
ming and a lively finish. Early prices
were strong and dealings large, but
the advance was checked by renewal
Of selling for foreign account
New York Central was active and
rose two points. The movement had
hcrn widely heraIded and was gem
orally looked upon an effort to sweet
en- the market" before the flOtation
Of about $1I5. 100000 bonds under the
new blanket mOTtaCaEe. This rise
encouraged buying temporarily in
other standard issues. Northern Pa
Cit:c rose to IO7, Reading to 15% q and
Union Pacific close to l23, but a flood
Of foreign selling checked the general
advance and threw the market into
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