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The Washington herald., 1915-12-07
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below for large lots NJ GOD
marketable goods only. Jobbsrs' prices are higher
Lover Trades may be sold for lesA Fancy soods
command higher prices.
about steady. ESEs slightly weaker. Veal cal'es
were OF q fraction. Owing to the continued
liberal supply. dressed pork weakened u cent
Fruits and vegetables stnerslly quiet. Kale
and lettuce owing To shortening recsipts. up q
fraction. The figures
EGGS-Fresn. T-r doz-. SaB: Southern. 1aA.
BUTTER-Best prints. new. per b. Is: tub. IS:
proccs. d; under s1de. creamery. aaO: stbre-
packed. IsAS
LARD-Tub. pure. ID. .: do. compound. 7as:
cottonseed oil per can. a3
CHEESE York. new. per Ib.. 10: Fat per
h.. Is; Swiss domestic. per lb.. p: do. fOreiga
LIVE POCLTRY-Hcns per h.. l,alt ruosters.
PR H.. loaIl: spring ducss Ter h. IaI5: spring
chickens. per h.. l5als: turkeys. per h.. .. 4,
GREEN GOoDS-Beans. per basket. 2oOA3.oo
III: cabbage. ne~. per bbl.. 5oa.5: carrots. PER
bunch 2a5: caulifowcr. Yer crate. cooac50: celery
rer crate. 3ooalD: cuclmbcrs per basket. 25a55o
cymblinss PER crate. scoa3co: esSpIants. crate
3ooa35O: kae. yer Dbl. 5ozs5: lettuce F7orda. per
basket. l!ooas.so: do. Nora Carolina. pr basket.
!.sca26: onions. per sack. lT5a2e5: parsnips, rer
box. edsi5: Peppers. per crate. lf5s3o: popcorn.
Fcr boz 90: potatoes. rer sack. l.Issc5: sweets
per bbl.. l.5seoo. spinach. Per boi. .Saln: tnma-
toes. nearby. per box. 2ooai.p: tdrnips. per bbl.
! coal 30: do. Ter box. 5a+)
FRCTTSApples per bbl. l.oos+D: cranb-rries
per Dbl. 1.j0ss5o: do. per box. I75a2.0: grapes
per basket. Iz'saIs: sraresruit. per box. ,ooa3so
lemons per box. 25oa'.o: pineapplcs per crate
,soaloO.
LIVE STOCK-veal calves. prime. H.. llal,ta:
do: medium. per h.. loaioH; do. new. sasi:
srrins lambs. per b.. shg..
DRESSED GoODs-Drcssed hog, per Ib. s: do.
heavy. ia.
HAY. STRAW. AND roRN-Hay. best timothy.
100: corn. per bbl., 4oe; do. new. pcr bbl.. 500.
sEEDS-GIoser. red. per ID. lsan do. alsiks.
per lb.. lsar: do. timothy. per bus. 33a37.
i.sosaS; blue sns. PER bus. lss: rye. per bs-.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-07
Hoosiers Hear Rebew Orchestra.

Business was dispensed with last night
at the regular meeting Of the Indiana
Society OF Washington at the Raleigh
and the society was entertained by the
Rebew Orchestra. which gave the follow
ing program: March. Under One Flag
Won Blon). overture. La Burlesque
(Suppe): soprano solo by Miss Vera Budd:
selection, Martha" Flotow); clarinet
solo. Happy Be Thy Dreams Coda,
by II. b. Schmidt; intermezzo. Wedding
Of the Roses" IJesseD: march. "Tippe-
canoe &c. ]. Weber,: contralto solo, by
Miss Jessie Kester: characteristic.
sunny South GanpeD. II. w Weber
directed the orchestra and Miss Florence
Prainum was the piano accompanist-
The Washington herald., 1915-12-07
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKETS.

Chraso. Dec s.-wheat showed gains II sss3s
cents today. following advance Of "a cents On
SATURDAY. The fo'eieners were heavy buyers. with
the May future the favorite. although they took
considerable December At the opening sl % the
big houses loaded with huying orders. but
in waiting to feel the pulse Of the situation they
allowed the price To slip Of Il. cents before the
actual demand bcr1me apparent. Besides the
foreign buying there big demand from Wall
Street speculatnrs and the matter Of price seemed
to he a secondary consideration.
Before the orrnins Liverpool cables showed gains
Of to ID with the demand urgent and with the
wheat strongly held. the bidding hecame quite
spirited Cargoss oil the English coast were Cd
to Is higher. and the demand unsupped. cable
received from the Liverpool corn trade news said
that the stock Of wheat there continues to fall
Of the total being only $4,000 bushels. com
pared with T.6.cco bushels for the corresponding
time last year.
Considerable attention was given 10 the cables
from Liverpool and to the fact that supplies Of
breadstufs there inadequate and that great
nervousness because Of the inability of buyers to
replcnish reserves export offers firmly
held and great difficulty is experienced obtaining
Austrian and Argentine wheat account the freight
situation, which continues abnormally strong. II
is generally believed that the importing cOun-
The Washington herald., 1915-12-07
GAS STOCK CONTINUES CLAN.
Seven Shares Sell at 7s, which I,
Advance of Two Points,

Trading was confined to odd lots OF
stock with few changes in quota stions on
the Washington Stock Exchange yester-
day. Washington Gas stock. which has
been advancing steadily for several days.
went two points higher yesterday. seven
shares selling at seventy-eight. Ameri-
can Graphophone common and preferred
both were bid up, but no sales resulted
The preferred went from 40 Is to 1i5 IL,
and the common advanced from I33 to
1G Is.
The other sales included two shares
OF Washington Railway and Electric
common at S.: FIFTEEN shares OF the
preferred OF the stock of the same
company at 81 Is; two additional
shares of the same stock at So IL: two
shares of Lanston Monotype at =. and
two additional shares at IS 5-s; six shares
of Mergenthaler Linotype at III: a S.oG
Washington Railway and Electric 4 Per
cent bond at 81 is. and 500 bond Of
the same class at 81 81.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-07
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Dec. 6.-Call money opened at IL per
cent high. per cent: low. Ia per cent last.
IA. per cent; ruling rate. lS per cent: renewals.
IA per cent.
Market for time money continues dull. Rates
are slightly oasier than last week. but even at
these low rates there very few bidders for
loans. Most of the trading Is in industrials Rates
quoted are ~ Ter cent for sixty days. "A per
cent for ninety days and four months. and "a to J
per cent for five and six montha
There is very little trading in mixed money
1t is quoted at 2s.a2s per cent for sixty days.
2z to q. per cent for ninety days four, five and
six months. and ~ to n per cent for orer the
year.
The market for commercial paper is dull and
unchanged. The bank statement showing losse.
in bank reserves Of orer 5000 900. had per-
cep;ible effect on the market. Good paper Of regu-
lar maturities is being purchased at ~ Per cent
to ~ PER cont Paper bearing exceptionally at
trsrtiye names is being traded In at per cent
There is a very narrow market for accertances.
The banks are retaining most Of their acceptances
in their vaults considering them 4 good invest
ment in the present money market A small
amount Of business is being done at per cent
to 2b Per cent for three months and ~ Der
cent to "a per cent for four month";
The Washington herald., 1915-12-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

s5 II street northeast-Joseph ]. Caylor ct ux. TO
Peter Cokinos. part original lot Is. square SO.
SO: stamp. so.J.
Noun, PIeasant-Ie~is Z. Brcunnssr ct to
James :. Montgomery. lot lcn' SQUARE Sei. 80;
stamp, $50
Noun; Pleasant to Dolly c. Gam. lot lo2
square 2Ssl. so; stamp. 50.
Mount Picasanf-Same to lrrue T. Finisan, lot N3,
-luare SeI so: stamp $50.
Mount Pieaant-Samc tn Roland :. and Florence
W. Robbins. lot lc,i. square S2i. SO; stamp.
So
Mount Pleasaut-Same to William H. and Carrie 4.
AtwiIl. 10, lea sIuzro 2jsl. SO; STAMP 81.
Mount Pfeasaat-S4me 10 Raymond Z. and Ethel
r. Horn lot IrS. square 25sl. SC: stamp. $50.
American University Psrk-AuSlstrs r. omwase ct
w. to Mar L. TAFT. lots IS and ~. SQUARE I544;
lots and :. SQUARE l5.3: lot IS. square lis5: lot,
I to T. sIuare Iis5; lots l. 3 and east half lot
81: lots a. ). - 75 SQUARE 1856 lots :. and 3s
square 1895 lots = }. ls. L. d. =, square Has;
lots Is and 70. square lse; lots l. .. 80. sluare
1875. SO: stamp. S.
Chiches;sr-John {. Moore to Hilyard $. Moore. lot
% sIuare SIS. SO: eamp. 80 cents.
Holmead Man0r-Lyndon HsddoI TO William ID.
Humrhriss. lot -. block g. SO; stamp. S.
West HoInead Manor Edith q. Landon to Chaun-
cey L. Landon, lot .. square ssG. s. 80.
Nineteenth. between and F streets northwest
Caroline Bowie to Marie Z. and Edvina Bowie,
part lots l and a. square II. SO.
Brookland-Emma u. Manning 10 William ]. D.
Thomas. lots Il and L. block =. S.oo.
NINETY four Fentnn street northeast-Elnice NJ.
Lewis ct viz. ]. Edward to Harry Katz. lot 3s.
square 50 so; stamp $50.
Addition to lie Droit Park-James W. Jones ct
to Delb-rt NJ Wells lot =. block Is. SO;
stamp. SO
Mount PIcasant-Levis z. Breuninser ct u1 to
Carroll T. More, lot 7S. square %, SO; stamp.
$50
West Holmead Manor-Henry :. Stevens et TO
Beniarin L Skinner lot ). block 2. SO
Wet Holmcad Msnor-Bsnjamin p Skinner to
Anna L. Lukei. lot .. block = SO.
Chevy Chase Tsrracc-Delbert VI. Wells ct to
James W. and MARY &. Jones. lot 10. square
ls1o. SO: stamp. SO.
Cleveland Psrk-Lcuis ". Austin ct 10 William
C. and Allison Y. Miller. part lot J. block ],
and Part described, SO; stamp. s.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-07
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Dec. s-MILLFEED-Dcmand Ii mod
crate at hrmer prices Spring bran. in 100 pound
sacks. 3.oozZ3.G to arrive; standard middling. to
arrive 90A3.5; red dog. to arrive 9.ooloD;
winter wheat in 100 pound sacks. to arrive. 2325a
1915; city bran. in bulk rs: oil meal. A-5oass 90
per ton.
FORk-Firm: dealings inactive. MeD, II. .Joals %
family, AGacoo; clear. 1eooa2.o.
BEEF-Steady: business is moderate. Packet,
Il. .25als.oo; family. lsZals.5o: extra India mess.
q 20: mess H. n5zlS0o
LARD-Frm: business is moderate. Prime West
en- 30; refined continent. 1850; South American
os5; refined Brazilian in kegs. ll65 beef stearine
l0a. lard stearine quiet at Ios..
The Washington herald., 1915-12-07

tries will he forced look almost wholly to North
America for supplies of foodStuhs
While the m4rket Advanced Izal7s cents
mainly in symIathy with the strength in wheat
II made high prices for the season- Private
reports estimating th. crop commercial basis
undoubtedly brought in some new buying
Oats were = Tn I cent higher. mainly In sym
psthy with tie adyance in wheat and cJrn- There
little doing IN the cash trade. only 5000
bushels being reported
The Washington herald., 1915-12-07
Higher PRICES
ON MESSAGE
Wall Street Anticipates Fa-
vorable Features of the
Presidents S Missive.
OTHERS ARE DISCOUNTED
Distinctly Better Tone Is Noted in
General Strength at
the Opening.

New York, Dec. 6.-The stock market
today began by anticipating the favor
able features of President Wilson's mes
sage TO Congress to be delivered tomor-
row. The unfavorable features-the pro-
posed tax on steel and iron-were dis
counted last week when the general mar
ket reacted A distinctly better tone in
the railroad group reflected what 1t Is
reported what the President VIII say
with regard to giving fair play to our
common carriers upon which the pros
perity of the country depends to great
extent.
Strength at Beginning.
Strength prevailed at the beginning OF
trading, the copper and steel shares De-
ing in good demand A fair inquiry was
reported in the early dealings for the
rails with Norfolk and Western most
prominent The coal roads failed TO
show any unfavorable evidence as re-
suit of the Interstate Commerce Com
missions decision to grant a rehearing
of the Anthracite case. Anaconda ana
Utah led the coppers. War stocks also
were conspicuous for their strength
With General Motors at the front with
a new high price. motor shares also ad-
vanced. Buying of the rails became pro-
nounced in the last hour. several issues
touching new high marks.
Independent Steel Higher.
Independent Steel shares continued up
ward, with Lackawanna and Republic
Iron and Steel most active. Buying or
the former was accelerated by an an
nouncer1ent by an officer that the No
vember business was the largest in his
tory. He added that foreign and domes-
tic orders had been received in sufi-
cient amount to keep the plants busy
up to August /. 1916. Republic was pur-
chased on reports that the company is
earning in excess of twenty per cent on
the common stock. In some enthusiastic
quarters, predictions were made that
Republic, common. would cross Steel,
common. The Republic is said to have
steadfastly refused to accept war or
ders. so that its business is of more
substantial character than that booked
by some Of the other independent steel
concerns.
Nickel Shares Advance.
Buying of International Nickel con-
tinued to be reflected in higher quota
tions the stock closing with a net gain |
of 1-2 per cent. Purchases have been |
quickened by the plan OF directors to re-
duce the par value from 500 to SIS, thus
Placing the shares within easy reach OF
the public. -..-.----- -
The reason for the recent advance in
Allis- Chalmers preferred materislized to-
day. Directors declared an initial quar-
terly dividend of / 1-2 per cent on the
preferred and an extra disbursement of !
] 1-2 per cent on account of back divi- |
bends. That the directors action has
The Washington herald., 1915-12-07
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New York Dec. 6-Tading on the curb today
less active than in the previous session, but
renewed strength was shown in many Of the here
tcforc prominent shares. Copper shares in
fair demand. Sales with closing bid and asked
prices follow:
The Washington herald., 1915-12-07
Arrivals at New York Hotels.

Palais Royal dry goods. etc: Miss NJ
Dell. millinery: Mr.. Cohen. Jobs misses
and women's cloaks: Mr. Wolfe. mems
and boys clothing: A. R.. Estey, dress
goods. velvets and silks. 43 West Twenty
third street.
NJ Goldenberg. dry goods etc: H. H.
Goldenberg. furnishing goods. hosiery and
gloves; Grand
The Washington herald., 1915-12-07
JUAREZ SELECTIONS.

First race-Brooks, Thelma Ma
rie. Little Blues.
Second race-Theresa Bethel.
Brighthouse. Peter Grimm.
Third race-i.ady Young. Mollie
Cad. Petit Bleu.
Fourth race-Wilhite. Kootenay.
Sosius.
Fifth race-Dundreary, Dave
Montgomery. Penalty.
Sixth race-Hard Ball. John Gra-
ham, Edith W.
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WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished BY w. B. Hibbs 4 Co.

SALES.
warhinrton Railway 4 Electric Is. 81 go at sl't
500 At slS.
Washington Railway & Electric COM. at s.
Washington Railway Electric pfd.. Is at SS
n si.
Washington Gas. . at Is. 5 at "a.
Lanston Monotype. . at T.'s at 7sS.
After call:
Ncrgenthaler Linotype. Sat III.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
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COMMERCE AND FINANCE.

been discounted was shown by the price
fuctuation Of the preferred, which i'd
vanced only q fraction today.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-07

More than 100000 gray squirrels were
killed last year in Siberia for their fur.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-07
Furnished by N. l.. Carpenter 4 Co.
LiyerpOof,
New York.

MiddlinS. T.56; yesterday. Isl. Sales. lo!op bslea
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-02-26
MINING NEWS

jeremiah Sullivan, widely known
miner and prospector of the Occur
dAlene district died Saturday as did
also John r. Hite. aged 40 years.
Practically every mining district in
the northwest, besides several in east
ern Canada and Alaska, is represented
by delegates to the northwestern mi.
ming convention at Spokane this week.
Henry B. Spedden of CoIvillo,
Wash, has been appointed receiver
for the Inland Marble Quarries Co..
which has been operating quarries
near Northport the past year. The
company has offices in Spokane and
Minneapolis.
Spokane parties who recently &C.
quired extensive placer grounds near
Vernon, B. c., are preparing to begin
operations as soon as possible. Fumes
and buildings will be constructed ana
a sawmill Of 10000 feet capacity has
already been installed.
1t is reported from Butte that the
East Caledonia Mining Co. is to be
formed to take over the Heating group
of claims at Wardner, Idaho, w. H.
Nichols of Butte having taken an op-
ton on the property for Butte mining
men. Rumors that the Stewart Min.
ing Co. is interested In the project are
denied.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-02-26
NEWS OF THE WORLD
items OF GENERAL INTEREST
FRESH FROM OUR DAILY
NEWSPAPER SERVICE.
GATHERED OVER THE GLOBE
Happenings National, Historical and
Political and Personal Events
Herewith Selected for Our
Many Readers.

The Russians have begun to bonn
bard Przemysl.
The mutiny of Hindu soldiers has
been quelled at Singapore.
Just 1873 years last Monday since
George Washington was born.
Natthal Perry Beers, aged 92, Oldest
public school teacher in New York
city, died recently
Up to February the total amount
of tolls collected by the Panama canal
had been $2,0000O0
Jose Carp, Spanish minister to Mex
eco, who was expelled by General Car.
ganza, is in Havana.
Proposals in the legislative appro
priation bill for an agricultural census
were striker out by congress.
The Swiss authorities are studying
che organization of the male citizens
over 48 years of age for military pur.
poses.
The Germans operating in East Prus-
STA recently captured Russian mill
6ary treasury containing 100000 rubles
<$125, 10000.
Race hatred is giving way to the
spirit of brotherhood and democracy is
aiming over arstocracy, is the opinion
of eastern educators.
Upon plea of guilty, Harry Boomer
former grocery clerk. was sentenced
at Akron, Ohio to life Imprisonment
Cor the murder of Miss Winnie Becker
a mission worker.
Eleven judges and clerks of election
both republicans and democrats, were
indicted by the grand jury at Chicago
Saturday on charges of conspiracy to
violate election laws and perjury
Governor Emmett Boyle of Nevada
says he will sign the two racing bills
passed by the legislature, creating &
racing commission and legalizing &
pari-mutuel system Of betting on horse
g.aces.
Germany and Austria through theil
ambassadors at Washington, com
plain to the state department that sub
marines were being built in the United
States for Great Britain and shipped
fin parts to Canada.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-02-26
SPORTING ITEMS

The Vanderbilt cup auto race will
take place within the San Francisco
exposition enclosure.
Joe Bayley gave Charley Trough
house, Burns a whipping at Frazer
Mills, B. c. recently in a 20-round
battle.
Johnny Griffiths, an Akron, Ohio,
lightweight, was given decision over
Joe Shugrue of New York Monday in
a 12-round bout
Z Virtual postponement of the Jack
Johnson-Jesse Willard boxing bout is
admitted by Jack Curley, the promoter
Johnson was delayed.
Fritz Holland, an Inland Empire
boy, who had lots of cleverness, but
who was handicapped by bad hands,
is making good in Australia.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-02-26
IDAHO NEWS NOTES

The Dalles.C elilo-Panama carnival
at Lewiston, May 3.
| President Wilson has nominated J
E. Wood to be postmaster at Harrison
| The Benewah commissioners have
let the contract for transcribing the
records from kootenai county at
cents per 100 words, the contractor to
furnish books, indexes and certificates
as to the correctness of the records.
T. w. r. Nelson, wealthy business
man of Rupert, while drunk, shot and
killed Mrs. Nellie M. Pittenger at Mi
nidoka, Saturday evening. Nelson then
bullet into his brain, dying instantly
She had refused to marry him.
Charles George, sentenced to be
hanged April 2, on conviction for the
murder of Traichie Christoff and Eli
Lobus, convicted of involuntary man
slaughter. for the Staying of Peter
Sain at a New Years celebration at
Kellogg have been taken to the peni-
Tertiary.
Labor employment bureaus of
Spokane, which were forced to retire
from the field by the passage of the
referendum measure prohibiting col
lection of fees from workers by labor
agencies in Washington at the general
election, has been invited to establish
the agencies in towns in Idaho
Deputy Sheriff George Welker at
county jail Monday, charged with bur-
glary. This makes five men now held,
the others being Roy Thomas, William
Love, William Hoard and N. V. Rad
ford. The men are alleged to have
been engaged in Systematically footing
of grain the plant of the Lewiston
Milling company and loaded cars
standing on the tracks. 1t is alleged
that the burglaries extended over three
months.
The Northern Pacific railway COM
pany has filed suit at Moscow against
the county and school districts of
Kendrick and Troy to recover part
of school taxes paid by it. 1t is said
that the statutes conflict, one stating
that maximum of five mills may be
levied in any one year by any school
district as a special tax and another
that the maximum of special school
tax may be Is mills on the dollar.
Neither act refers to the other or re-
peals the other.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-02-26
NOTED PERSONS DIE.

London.-Sir William Eden, artist
and land owner.
London. Sir Charles Augustus Hart
ley, noted engineer.
New York.-Frank Fuller, once
governor of Utah. aged 88.
Petrograd.- Admiral Birileff. former
minister of marine, born in 1874.
Tampa. Fla,-Alonzo Abernethy,
president of Chicago university from
1876 to 1873
New York-Arthur w. Bower, for.
merly prominent in the wool growing
industry in Montana.
San Francisco.-Pierre Rojestven-
SKY. for six years Russian consul gen.
eral at San Francisco.
Bombay.-Gopal Krishna Gokhale, an
indian leader who was president of
the Indian congress in 1905,
Levenworth, Kan-Nathiels Daniels,
% years old, the last of the Mexican
war veterans. at the national soldiers
home here.
New York--Dr. Richard Hudson,
formerly dean of the department of
literature, science and the arts of the
University of Michigan at Ann Arbor.
Princeton. Ind-John M. Whitman,
who in his lifetime declared he fired
the shot which killed the confederate
general, Albert Sydney Johnston, at
the battle of Shiloh.