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The Washington herald., 1915-01-24
COMMERCE AND FINANCE

middlings. in looh. sacks 2SOOa3ioo: Western
middlings, IGO-lb sacks. 2. .5Oa2s.U0: city mills
middlings loclb. sacks. E5Ca2s %: do. white MD
dings. in lI III. sacks 2zOOa3iGO do. winter bran
in lOO-lb sacks, 3S.Ca29O0.
HAY-NO. l Timothy. q 5Oa21C0: No 2 timothy
lSoals5o: No. timothy l6 6OGaI7.Oo; light clover
mixed. 1900; No clover Mixed I6O0al7. %; choice
clover l9ooal9i0; No. clover. ls.51al9Oo; No. .
clover. l2GOIli5O; sample grade kind. quality
and condition. ICCcaIg51
STRAW-No. !. straight rye. IiOOaH.5O; No. :.
straight rye, l3oOal5.jO; No. l tangled Tye. lOela
100; No. tangled rye. s.J0aeoO; No. l wheat
SO; No. . Whest. 7.OOs7SO: No. l oats. 9.JoalOus,
No. oats, sO0as5O
DRESSED POULTRY-C Chickens old henA
mixed. H.. l3sl4 do. rOosters. old. h.. 10; do.
Young H.. l2al5; ducSs. H.. Hal5: geese. nearby
per b.. llal6 do. Western and Southern h.. l3alI
capOns. : lbs and over. 2Oa2l h. medium, lsals;
small slips. lialj; turkeys. choice. H.. 3Oa2l: do
fair to good, h. lsal9: do. rough and poor h..
l2ali
EGGS-Msryhnd. Pennsylvania and nearby
hIsts. los Of, Ter doz.. =; Westem frsts, y;
Wet Virginia fTsts 81; Southern frsts, 20.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Now YorS. Ian. -MILLFEED-Stcady: trade
quiet. Spring uran. in ICO-Iound sacks. 27.75 to
arrive: standard middlinEs 10 arrive. ESQ: winter
wheat in 100 ,I",Ind sacks. to arrive 80; city
bran in bulk = 90
RYE FLOIR-Firm; trade dull. Good to choice.
6Joa6.sj. in saCks
CORNMEAI.-S STEADY trade dull Kn-dreI. for
eNrOrI, 800. IN savhs. COars. meal. in bags is0a
LIS.
RUCkWHEAT FLOUR Dull. Choice 800.
HAI-Ror,iTts. IN tons dull. unsettled and
iur7Ilar. IrimN rIIlrthy. 10; No ! timothy IGa
lIC; No . F'-al o.: No. :. 9SsaG5.
STRAW liocriTts . tons; trade quiet Long ne
quoted At =.
FORK Firrncr; trade quiet Mess. Ia75a3O >
family .:-GGa25.Oo: ,iCar gO.OOa23oO
BEEF St,adl: trade moderate Packet .3C1a
y % family y OOa.6O0
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six months securities practically constituted the
business. The available funds large. but were
not pressed upon the market rs they would then
come into competition with the exceedingly easy
CALI rates Rates. "a per cent for sixty days.
per cent for ninety days =. per cent for four
mCuths a3is for FIVE and six months. "a for eight
months and 4a4Iz PER cent for the Iaper.
Mercantile PAPER was in good demand this week
in the local market: hut the country demand vas
affected by the fail IL rates. which proved un
attractive Some desirable seen. but,
Of cOurso. not in such volume would obtain
undr more active general business conditions. Rates
were Sz.a4I4 Ucr cent for sixty to ninety days in
dursed bills receivable as well for the best four
TO six months single names. ~ yer cent and up
wards for others
The Washington herald., 1915-01-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

So $50 II = blk 10 Meridian Hnl-De LAUNEY,
Maud r sole est TO VIM F Garber SO tr S4,Je
stamp -
IS q Harvard Z Of 18th st nTl
50 So east II Il } Il6 uDdiV int in-GROSS.
Francis Spencer ct uT Sarah Q to Saml Z
Martin $40 stamp 50 cts
&c st bet jth & 9Th SITS SCI y
81 ET Il 4l-KERNODLE. Geo W ct uT Katherine
L to Gertrude Holmes sole est SO sub to right
Of way stamp 81
18th bet r 4 c stS sel =
So sH pt Il C-LUKEL. Anna sole est 70 ChAs
Cornell SO stamp g
ts6 = Cap ST.
s1 s-Os Its o to 30 ChiIIum Castle Hts-MUNsEY
TR 90 tr to Edw ". Walter NJ. Alpheus &
Earl Adams Sc OOO covenants stamp 50
n Il Kennedy. W of lSt st nwl l9
So IOf7 It 48-RICHARDs. Alfred to Geo W Ksr-
nodle SO .
So sss east ut org It s-KRENN, Mary & Kath-
crime L Zimmerman deyisees under will Of Jno
Zimmerman to Harber Miles ct uX Mar II
Joint tenants SO stamp 50
J612 81 sel u
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EAST BUFFALO CATTLE.

East Buffalo Y. Jan. 23.-CATTLE- Re
ceipts IS head, market slow and steady; prims
steers 9OOa9l5; butcher grades, 65Oas.5 Calves
Receipts. 80 head: market active. 80 lower Gull
chcior C.OOal2JO
SHEEP AND LAMB Receipts. 200 head; mar
kpt active with lambs 70 higher: choice lambs S60l
as Gull fair. SOFAS 3; yearings. 6OOa7 30; sheep.
. COa6 80.
HOGS-Rcceipts s 800 head: market active >
higher: yurkers. Na75O; pigs. 20: mixed. 7.-Os
rs: heavy, 7l5aT 25; rUughs, SO; stags. 5Os
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Furnished by W. b. Hibbs & Co.
NEW YORK COFFEE.

Furnished By y. L. CARPENTER Co.. woodward
Building.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-24
NEW YORK MONEY.

New YORK. Jan. . Money on call nled between
. and i. Icr cent this week: most q the loans
were made at > I-r cent. The range by days was
follows: Monday Ter cent 7Iled. Tuesday .
and IA Icr cent "Wednesday an Thursday > and
IL Ter cent. and on Friday . and IL Ter cent.
Time money during the week in vCry light d.
mand. Limited transactions in the ninety days and
The Washington herald., 1915-01-24

Spain contemplates naval expenditures
tOtaling over O,OO01O0.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-24
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE CITY STOCKS Resl.

Baltimore. Jan. =
Rid AsEad
The Washington herald., 1915-01-24
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New York. Jan. 23.-The opening Of the curb
VA active with the trend Of IzicI-s irregular. In
The. oil group standard Oil Of Indiana weak
feature selling of u points to 80
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SALES.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. Md Jan 23-MILLFEED-Srrinz
bran. in lOoIb sacks. = 5Oa2s 90; nearby winter
bran. in II-Ih. sacks. :7.5Oa8 90; -four to white
Evening star., 1915-10-17

When 4 High Ball is ordered, ask that Il be
"sse aa Red Top Rye-A%%is5iisf.,. %sisf.y. finest
Evening star., 1915-10-17
WASHINGTON GIRLS AT HOP.
Attend Formal Opening Of Social
Season at Naval Academy.
Ipecial Dispatch to The Star

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ANNAPOLIS. Md, October 16-AIany
girls from Washington and Baltimore
and other nearby cities came to Annap-
oils tonight and helped to make the form
al opening Of the fall and winter social
season at the Naval Academy the big
success that It was. The occasion was
the initial dance. at which the regiment
of midshipmen were the hosts. The
dance was held in Luce Hall
The receiving party consisted OF Mrs
Mutton, wife OF Commander Mutton,
commandant Of midshipmen, and Mid
shipman Lyle of Tennessee. first class,
chairman OF the hop committee In ad-
dition to the out -of-town guests there
was a large contingent from the academy
and Annapolis.
Evening star., 1915-10-17
WASHINGTON SUFFERER
Is GREATLY RELIEVED
William II. Lacy Says One Dose of
Mayr's Remedy Ended His
Troubles.

william e. Lacy Of Washington, d. c.,
fer three years suffered from deraugements
Of The stomach and digestive tract. He was
Threatened with an operation.
he tried Msyrs Wonderful Remedy. In
snert dms he declared be had been restored.
Hs wrsts:
'T hsvs suffered three yssry sve.x a.v
vftA . m4serabls feeling and va, treated
h0 xhs best doetus. who 1 know MAD.
some vondssenl enrss, bat g.ve me no re.
~.
xAsss weeks 80 tbsy sent for . sur.
01o - spsfats a ne. I read Of vo,,
t5sskEse snd took q boet1e. Whate,e,
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Evening star., 1915-10-17
specting passenger steamers in the Chi

specting passenger steamers in the Chi
cago harbor. The commission has been
investigating the steamboat inspection
on the great lakes for three weeks and
has inspected vessels at several other
ports.
No suggestion of the outcome OF the
inspection trip was made by the COM
mission, but 1t was said the investfga-
ton might result in a reorganization
of the steamboat inspection service.
Evening star., 1915-10-17

vember 1. So far arrangements have
been made for the attendance of teams
from the marine barracks at Ports
mouth. N. H: the naval prison at
Portsmouth, N. H: the marine bar
racks at Boston, the marine barracks
at New York, the marine barracks at
Philadelphia, the marine barracks at
Washington, D. c.; the navy yard at
Washington, D. c.: the marine bar
racks at Indian Head. Md; the marine
barracks at Annapolis, Nd: the ma
rine barracks at Charleston, s. c., and
Evening star., 1915-10-17
Not After a Job.

''Sakes alive, Git me 'er po-si-t ton,
boss? Why. cain you see Is got one
foot in de grave? No, sab, 1 ain no
new south niger. no political Niger:
rs er ole-time slave. I stood by my
white people long as dey lived, an
what I come her for was to see GineraI
Sherman. an tell him my mistress,
whose house he saved from burnin' in
de war, was dead. an once. long ago.
she give me er message IL I could ever
see Gineral Sherman to say dat she
thanked him. Vas, boss, an lernme tell
yo. yo' see dis ole white haired nigger
talkin' to yo' who's nigh unto a hun
dred year ole Do you, boss?"
The policeman nodded mis- head in as
sent.
Well, / was de bearer of de card to
my Misses Cecilia StovalI Shellnan, for
Gineral Sherman when he wrote her to
come back TO her home on de Etowah
river. wild de promise dat nothin' should
harm her or her home. You see it was
nigh de close OF de war. when GIneral
Sherman wild his army was maxim his
march through Georgia, so when misses
was warned dat de soldiers was march
In through Barlow county, burnin' as
Evening star., 1915-10-17
the marine barracks at Port Royal.
Begins Survey of Baltimore

Investigators of the federal children's
bureau have begun work in Baltimore
to develop the social, economic and
industrial reasons for infant mortality.
The bureau expects, it is said. to OBJ
tain the facts concerning $4,000 babies
in the Monumental city and will con-
Evening star., 1915-10-17
Romance of West Point.

This incident of romance and war dates
back to the time when Gen. Sherman
was a cadet at West Point. Miss Cecilia
Stovall was a reigning belle in military
circles, and many young officers who
subsequently won fame at the cannon's
mouth paid homage to her beauty and
sought her hand in marriage. She was
charming, magnetic, a graceful dancer
and fearless rider. In her veins coursed
the blue blood of several generations Of
southern aristocracy. Her brilliant intel
lect and superior personal attractiveness
rendered her queen in the social func-
tions of that time
Conspicuous among her admirers was
young William Tecumseh Sherman, then
a cadet He was deemed cold and harsh,
and hitherto had proved insensible to the
Evening star., 1915-10-17

tinue the field work there through the
next calendar year. Baltimore is the
first large city to be included in this
inquiry. 1t was selected because Of
the variety of its industries and be-
cause its population offers the material
, for a comprehensive non n-medical study.
Evening star., 1915-10-17

dey went, she called to me and say:
Joe, we is all gwine. away to be safe
from the enemy. Dis ain no place for
us an de chillen. Pray to de soldiers to
spare our home, an God bless you,
Joe And de tears streamin' down her
blessed face, she went, wild de chillen
around her, de Lord only know'd whar
sah
But. boss 1 spose you have heard tell
bout how de gineral give me note when
he found dat he knowed Miss Cecilia
Stovall when she was young, sab Did
you hear tell of dat, sah?"
The policeman had never heard the
story, and just at that point of the old
negro's recital he was called away.
Now, the simple story. as told a few
days ago by the ignorant, seemingly de-
mented negro. is an absolute fact and
has gone into history.
Evening star., 1915-10-17
Examination Is Postponed.

The examination for mechanic In the
city post Office. scheduled to be con-
Quoted by the civil service commits
sion October 13, has been postponed
until October 80. according to an an
|nouncement made by the commission.
Evening star., 1915-10-17
To Hold Rifle Competitions.

Target competitions between teams
Of eight men from various Marine
Corps posts On the east coast will be
held at the rifle range at Winthrop.
Nd. during the week commencing No
Evening star., 1915-10-17
H-SLAVE LOOKING
FOR GEN. SHERMAN
Venerable Visitor From Georgia
Revives Romance of the
Civil War.
BEARER OF A MESSAGE
FROM FORMER MISTRESS
Grim Warrior Had Forbidden Sol
diers to Burn Home of Girl
He Had Loved.

An interesting and unique character
that attracted curious attention on the
streets here a few days ago was an
aged negro an ex-slave, who had come
all the way from Georgia to have a
talk with Gen. Sherman. The old man
believed Gen. Sherman was still alive
and would be among the survivors OF
the G. A. r. assembled here.
On arrival at the station he present
ed a queer figure, arrayed in an age
sleeked broadcloth suit. with battered
silk hat dat old marster wore befo de
war" On his coat was pinned small
faded Confederate flag. in one hand he
carried a carpet bag and in the other
a palmetto cane, on which he leaned
heavily.
He paused at the street crossing and
with blinking. eager eyes stared around
nervously. fearing to venture among
the traffic, when a policeman came to
his rescue.
step lively, old man. he said. You
don't seem used to the city, but I'll see
you across all right" And he piloted
him to place of safety.
Manners of a Chesterfield.
IhlS old CheSterheld in CHARCOAL look
off his hat and almost lost his balance
In low courtesy.
Thank you, sab; yas, sab, you is
right. l was never in big city befo'
or so far from home. but. boss, I'll
be mighty oblige, sab. if you'll show me
de procession-de Yankee one l mean,
dat Gineral Sherman is likely de head
of. l hear tell he's gwine march here
today
Why. old man, I'm sorry, but you're
too late for that. The vets left the city
more than a week ago and the show is
over That's too bad"
Then pint me to whar l kin find
Gineral Sherman. please, sab. l amt
carin' for de parade or de big day. l
want to see Gineral Sherman. Is dat
whar he lives. in de big white house
up yonder?" And with trembling hand
he pointed to the Capitol, short dis
tance away.
The cop restrained a smile as he ex-
planned to the old stranger that Gen.
Sherman had been dead many years.
Then he proceeded to question him as
to his name, mission in Washington,
etc.
My name, sab. is Josiah, but I'm call
ed Old Joe. I'm de slave of de Stovall
Evening star., 1915-10-17
INSPECTORS IN CONFERENCE.
q. S. Officials Investigating Passen.
ger Steamers in Chicago Harbor.

CHICAGO, October 16.-Five United
States supervising steamboat inspec-
! tors. composing a special commission
appointed by Secretary Of Commerce
Redfield, conferred here today after in
Evening star., 1915-10-17

family of Georgia, sab, but bless de
Lord. boss, my comm her now amt of
no use. You tell me Gineral Sherman is
dead-dead." And he bowed his head
disconsolately.
Come tell me. Josiah, what did you
want to see Gen. Sherman for? Did
you want him to use his influence to
get you a government position?' He
asked, quizzically:
Evening star., 1915-10-17

fascinations of woman, but to the dark
eyed Georgia girl the young soldier be-
came a willing slave. In reply to a
vehement protestation of love, Miss
Stovall once said to him:
Your eyes are so cold and cruel. 1
pity the man who ever becomes your an
tagonist. All, how you would crush an
enemy ~
Young Sherman replied with feeling
Even were you my enemy l would
love you and protect you
At that time, when all was peace and
joy, how little did those lightly spoken
words signify. and yet how forcibly time
revealed their meaning.
Not long after this episode the two
parted-the young lady to return to the
red hills of Georgia to wed Mr.. Shellman,
a wealthy planter, and the young cadet
to start upon a military career which
dazzled his contemporaries and added
many a thrilling chapter to American
history.
Evening star., 1915-10-17

which was subjected to much criticism
after the> >Eastland disaster.
The commissions report is to be made
to the Secretary of Commerce.
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