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The Washington herald., 1915-06-10

FL: Jim Shaw forged another link to
his victory chain Yesterday ny holding
the Browns TO q pair OF singles. while
his teammates missed up Carl Weilman
in the third and sixth innings. compiling
four runs Final count. to l.
Shaw was wild. as usual, and handed
out seven passes. one of these walks
was turned into run 10y the means of
2 sacrifice and base hit hut in the pinches
Jim was there with the stuff. and the
Brownies were helpless.
Howard Snanks and Chick Gandil
bcnched until recently for poor hitting
both took hand at clubbing lanky Mr..
WeiIr,an into submission. Shanks' triple
scored a run in tine sixth. while Gandil
ca mps along u few minutes later and
brought in Shanks with a single
. Bert Shotton. the Browns left fielder,
earned the distinction of getting on the
bases every time up ny drawing trans
Dortation. For this fancy bit Of waiting
his hattinS average is not impaired. IT
is also worthy Of note that despite Shot
toms ability 20 get on he was unable
TO score.
Behind shaw the tirIffmen PLAYED flaw
less hall The one error charged against
the visitors resulted IN a run. hut this
error made no difference with tn" ulti-
mate result.
The Brownies were first to score.
Ernest Walker opened tn. second inning
nv drawing base ON balls. Kaufman
sacrificed Walker to second. and Lavan's
drive to right brought him home.
The Nationals forged ahead in the
third After Hcu'. had persisted Capt.
NcRri.Ie singled 6ugh Austin. Jim
Shaw crashed to ;hc right field score
board putting Mcbride over the plate.
NoeIler forced Shaw. who was run
down and tagged out by Pratt. Foster
skied to Clarence Walker. who muff-
ed tn" "all. Moeller scoring on the
The Washington herald., 1915-06-10
YANKEES ARE SWAMPED.
Chicago White Sox Blank New
York-CicOtte Allows Two Hits.

New York. June a.-The Whit. Soy
swamped the Ya"kecs today. IL 20 q.
Marty McHale. the Irish thrush essay
cd to hold the league leaders in check.
and was put To route before the rurta in
dropped in the second inning. Ensign
Cottrell another sweet singer. took up
the burden, and he was pounded I'M
mercifuilN. The ''hitless wonders piled
up eighteen solid swats. while Cicotte
held tho Yankees to two SINGLES and
tumbled them out of the first division.
Score:
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DODGERS TRIM REDS.
Brooklyn Takes Cincinnati Into
CRmU nv : to I Score.

Cincinnati. June 2.-Brooklyn punched
hits in the second and sixth innings.
sending Douglas to the clubhouse. and
winning the first game of the series.
to l. Toney. who succeeded Douglas.
pitched good hall. Pfeffer was never in
trouble. Score:
r. ". y
Rr,,okJvn .. o q o ) o-5 II
Observation-Disclosures. q o o.
Batteries -PfeHer and McCaTty; Douglas Toncy
and clark.
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Zbyszko Throws lie Colosse.

New York. June a.-Wlsdek Zbyszkn
the Polish wrestler. threw Pierre l."
Colosse. the sE-pound champion Of
France. tonight in a most sensational
match in the international wrestling
tournament being staged at the Metro
politan Opera House. II took Zbysko
e minutes and 70 seconds to put the
giants shoulders to the mat.
Dr. B. F. Roller. the American cham
pion, and Ivan T.inowa, the Russian Cos
sack, battled twenty minutes to a draw.
The Prorii-acr Club has given Catcher Brad
Eocher his unconditional release. after faiin. 70
make place for him with Other clubs. including
Buffalo and Rochester.
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Federals Down Shamrncks

The Federals yesterday afternoon defeated the
Shsmrocks :, I" 5. the Florida avenue and
Fifth street grounds. The score:
r n. T..
Fed.rals 81 on3 ; IL L
ShamrcS.ts. .......... 90 IS . Z
Bstteri---Eivards and ". Ncone: Poole and
Dr.acher
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GriTu,an Add Two More.

WciInan settled down until the
sixth. when he Was nicked Tor trio
of swats Foster started the parade
with a single to right after Moeller
had been retired by Austin. Shanks
drov. Il" tall to the visiting bull
pen IN deep left field. Foster scoring
The Washington herald., 1915-06-10
BRAVES ARE BEATEN.
Pirates Pound Trio Of Boston
TwtrIers-Score. to ..

Pittsburgh. June ?.-The Boston
Braves made their first appearance of
the season here today and were de-
feated by Pittsburgh. to 3. Tyler
started for Boston. but was hit hard
in the first five innings and gave way
to Crutcher in the sixth. who also re-
tired for pinch hitter i'm the seventh.
Hess pitching the eighth inning. Ma
maux was wild. but got out of critical
positions by tightening up, aided by
good fielding behind him. Wagner-s
hitting was the feature. Score:
r H Z
Bcston MINIMUM. 90 q y 2 0-3
Tit shurrh. ........... q ~
Batteries Tyler. Crutcier and Whaling and
a1sudy; MarauX and Gibson.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-10

Jack Dunn seems TO have built up another winner
in Richmond. Dunn ought to be the manager Of I
major league outfit
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Cleveland II: Minneapolis. H.
At Observation-Disclosures =: Kansas 'fS'
Al Icu;,yiIe-I6a,i,yille. 6; Milwaukee. 9.
nnings.)
At Indianap olis-l India polls. .; st. faui,
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GAMES TO-DAY.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

BROOKLYN, June a-The Brookfeds
trounced Newark. to ;. today. working
in their hits with the visitors errors.
Newark's fielding was ragged. and
neither Moran nor EaiSerlinS were able
to hold the Brooklyn batters in check
when men were the bases.
Tom Seaton took up the pitching bur
den when rpham threatened to weaken
and held Newark safe. Score:
BrookIyn. ............ q % OK
Batteries-NToran KaiserlnG and Rsriden; Up
ham Seatnr and Pratt
Baltimore June a.-Buffalo hit Su-Ss
to all corners of the lot in the ninth to-
day. piling up five runs and defeating
Baltimore to =
Ford was weak At times. but managed
to tighten up when Baltimore threatened.
He allowed only six hits. Hal chts"
drove out two doubles and home run.
and Tex Mcdonald two triples. double
and single. Score:
Ru raI"............... Insns. 50 u
RaItmc-r ........... 5000 cooo-3
Eatteries-Fori and Blair; SugS. and Jscslitsch
Kansas City. June a-Kansas City made
clean sweep OF the series by beating
St Louis this afternoon. . to I. Vaughn
walked in the first and Eenworthy boot
ed Miliers Crounder. Hartley's double
scored Vaughn. The locals tied II n III"
nth, when Gilmore beat out hit.
Eastery singled and HannIng hit ny.
Drake misjudged Chadbourne's hy in tn"
eighth. it going for a triple. Rawlings
single scored him. Score:
L. ~ y.
ST Jrs,iS .. % 81 ;
Kansas City......... % % ! -
Internationally Davenport and Hartley; Hen
ming and Eastcrly.
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CARDINALS WIN IN NINTH.
81. Louis Overcomes Giants Lead
Scoring seven Runs.

Scoring seven Runs.
st. Louis. June a-The Cardinals put on
thrilling rally in the seventh inning
today. scored seven runs and licked the
Giants. ~ to 10. The Giants had ?-to-2
lead when they counted six scores in
the fifth. In the seventh Wilson
grounded to Doyle. Dolan and Hyatt sin
Sled, Bethel was safe on Brainard's fum-
BILE. Dolan scoring: Gonzalez singled.
scoring Hyatt. Then Perrit WAS relieved
by Stroud. Roche walked fllins the
bases. Buffers fly to Burns scored
Bethel. Bcscher doubled. scoring Con
zaIes. and Miller triplcd. Roche and
Bescher scoring. Doyle hit a double,
triple and home run. Score:
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BUFFALO FEDS ROMP
AWAY WITH GAME
Baltimore Beaten in One-sided Battle.
Brooklyn Trims Newark.
to 3.
YESTERDAYS RESULrs.

Yesterdays RESULTS
Ero-klyn, :: Newark, J.
Buffalo. 9: Baltimore, j
Kansas City. . ST. Lous. !.
GAMES TO-DAY
Buffalo At Baltimore two gAmes,.
Newark at Brooklyn two same.i.
Chicago Kansas City.
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Il. IT. =
Chicago. ............ % e-lJ IA
New Ynrk.......... 5000
Batteries Cicntte and Schslk and Daily: McHa ic
CoctreII and ecney
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BALDWIN AT NEW TOP
IN INACTIVE MARKET
Phila. Company Earnings Show
1mprovement-Brokers Warn
Against Overtrading.

Trading on the Philadelphia stock Ex-
change today was lacking in feature and
the wide fluctuations In special issues
which lent color 20 the dealings III recent
sessions were conspicuous by their alb
sence, There was falling off In activity
as well, but the general undertone was
firm. Both Baldwin Locomotive and
Cramp Shlpbuildng shares moved up
during the morning, the former making
n new high record but the traders did
not follow the advances very far. Lake
Superior moved up close TO 0 In the
afternoon.
Philadelphia Company was In supply
and sagged of a point United states
Steel was not largely dealt in, but moved
across Gi, and Westmoreland Conl also
hardened The Tonopan group received
support. aided by the hope that turn
for the better might develop in the price
OF silver before dividend time would
come around again.
Az had been expected. the June and
quarterly reports of the various sub
salaries of the Philadelphia Company
proved with only one or two exceptions
exceedingly good, as compared with the
same period last year, The total for all
concerns showed an increase of S29, 535 in
gross earnings for June and n net gain
of S123, 405 For the three months there
was a total gross decrease OF SlOglfI, but
reduced expenses turned the loss into
net gain of no less than S2i0039.
Tho recent spectacular advances in so
called war stocks have caused many con-
servative brokers to caution their GUS
toners not to get overloaded with Indus
trial securities at the inflated .evels now
prevailing. They say it is question
whether the boom IN specialties has not.
been overdone, even though prospective
orders and profits may have justified the
wide advances Although fear apears to
have died down that we will have serious
trouble with Germany, the situation Is
distinctly grave and, according to Wash
ington reports, the latest note to Berlin
approaches a polite ultimatum. The sew
erance of relations with Germany would
not only cause temporary financial
furry, but would hold up already long
delayed financing and cast wet blanket
upon investments Bankers are beginning
to pay attention to the inevitable move
ment OF the bumper harvests with which
this country has been luckily blessed and
predict stlffening today in the money
market with the approach of fall.
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TRADE CONDITIONS SPOTTY;
BOOM IN BUILDING BUSINESS
Cotton Yarn Inquiries Light-Leather
Prices Collections Still Slow.

Conditions in the Local cotton yarn trade
show but little variation over the corIe-
sponding period OF week ago, say X u
Dun & CO. Yarn dealers report future
inaulrles as being unusually light Tor thls
season of the year, buyers holding OH
owing 10 the future outlook as to prices
While the weayers are very dull, knltters
are believed to be about So per cent en-
gagged I'm this city. Collections are now
good showing n considerable improve
ment over the corresponding period Oh
three months ago.
In the local wool trade spasmodlc tFau-
ing has characterized the market during
the last week. Manufacturers are stlll
buying only for immediate requirements
and transactions, as rule, are for small
amounts. Prices. however, are firmly
held From some sections OF the vest
somewhat lower prices are said to prevail
hut al the same time the western marx
cts are higher than those In the East
Holders here are still arm In their opln-
ions. and some are holding for higher
prlces. Jobbers In hosiery underwear
etc, state there has been but little chahse
in business conditions during the last
week; however, there has been a slight
inbroyement in collections. Cloak ana
suit manufacturers state that while busl-
ness is quiet, they are booking rev ran
orders, and anticipate a good ran ana
winter ANAbOus AAhHhAhAAAANAe ~ '''N''
and boys clothing have found the season
a aulet one and collections slow Ihere
is a slight Improvement, however In sales
for fall ana winter, Wholesale dry goods
houses report fair demand and also an
improyement IN collections. shirtwaist
manufacturers are generally quiet; they
have he'd a fairly satisfactory season
shirt manufacturers have stated that the
season has been late. but II has been
satisfactory one.
The leather market continues Arm ana
prlees high: only small stocks of leather
are reported on hand Glazed Kid is In
greater demand and prices have ad-
vanced slightly. Shoe dealers report sales
for Immediate delivery moderate, but or
ders for fan delivery IN larger size. Mill
merry dealers report trade equal 10 some
periods IN previous seasons, and showing
In some instances an increase.
Increased activity is noted in the build
ing and contracting lines. Recently some
large operations have been started and
number OF proposed buildings are now 10
the estimating rooms. The last few weeks
have been extremely duh. but indications
nov point 20 an active fan trade The
records in the Bureau OF Building inFpeeT
lion show a decided Increase IN the build
ing lins the last week and a gain over
corresponding period Of last year
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WHEAT ROSE SHARPIY
HEAVY EXPORT SALES
Stocks Reported as Light, With
Offerings Scattered Corn
and Oats Higher.

CHICAGO. July 23--Wiih the ototr.
ton Of July and December wheat ma
market opened today NJ advances over
yesterdays closing prices july. however,
quickly rallied and assuned q firm fers
All grains dlgpiayed strength despite lha
bearish predictions that Increased ~
rivals VIII soon cause break Traders
generally ARE not looking for a decinine
market The Increased export and mil.
ors' demand and adverse weather rAndff4.
u is said. win offset any unusuai actIe.
tiles in country ehlpments
July wheat. which closed yesterday ~
u.lO. opened at a go decline. but later
rose 10 Sifih IL Is reported the sfocira
are Hight Sales were scattered
Light offerings were made Ia sopttn.
per which opened At sL05is AGAINST
YLO5A. yesterdays final sale price Active
bidding soon sent Il Up.
december closed yesterday at u07K.
The first figures today were sf05k. and
before noon Il had reached s1.op
Advances were extended IN the aftcrl
noon July getting up to SLIP and scptaf1-
Der TO A.O7h The close was strong
Corn and oats were strong. both sprinu
and winter showing gains over the clos
ing price OF yesterday
Export sales recorded were so10a
bushels OF wheat and 5000 bnshoIe of
corn. Other export sales have betn MAIDS.
but have not been announced The for
eign Inquiry. Il is asserted, Is develops
Ing Into an important factor In the range
OF prices.
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TDN BELT ROADS
WERE SOFT SPOTS
Fstimates of Steel's Quar-
rly Earnings Place Them at
so.0OO,O0O.

YORK. July 23.--Price move-
ytN the stock Exchange In the
~ ,rs today we're Of an irregular
t [sere was show of strength
III the war specialties at the
so, Inc demand was soon satisfied
~ w for these issues eased off under
saies The upward movement
% have been checked for the
lnE at least and the unsettling
Waking for pause In the rise
s',Asf levels was further pressure In
shares, some OF which, notably
s'st Texas Pacific, Southern Rail-
isrred and Canadian Pacific, were
lsiy weak d,
t. most part of the morning held
"a devoted It's time in holding a
IA above or below tho final Of yes
Many traders have given up the
X irving to depress Steel In view
"A. dally Improvement In the trade.
..sdency Of prices is gradually up
I'd mill operations are expanding.
,.,,r from the reports received from
.,ons OF the country the current
,.s mi be the best tho trade has eX-
.ssa In two years. 1t Is said that
~ at the present time inquiries In
trte4 FOR 100000 tons of steel for
.,son into war munitions.
...y nrediotions of the earnings of tho
X, forporation for the second quarter
t,s year were made during the day.
x street. places them as high as $780,,
IA while the head of a large steel
''.,soiuring company estimates them
IN as 600, 900. The statement Will be
"A oat next Tuesday.
ne absence Of any other explanation
~ moment, the weakness in Canadian
IN and ST. Paul was blamed on fears
n, ~ present dividends might not be
|.,.,alned by the directors OF the COM
-.i,s A lot of the pressure In Canadian
lsA was no doubt due to liquidation
r,aadian holders, who want to sub
'4b 10 the new S40,000,000 loan put
4 ~ the Government. In circles which
4. nsually we'll informed cold water was
t,at on the talk of cut in Canadians
'i,nd II was said that unless there
change In the crop prospects before
meeting OF the directors In August
y present rate of 10 per cent. will be
E5aIned st. Paul at IS, Off IA, was
II lowest since the late 90s. The
,cors OF this road meet on Thursday
n action probably will be taken on
y d!yidend The weakest issue among
+. aIiroads was Texas Pacific, which
down nearly 2lh before noon.
|wle prices were irregular in the after.
n session, there was distinct weakness
pmo Of the railroads and war spe-
eiies. Texas Pacific extended its loss
over Sh points and Southern Railway
|teTed TO 3M before o'clock. General
|Fors at the same time showed a loss
i poInts, while Bethlehem Steel leaped
,onts to its previous high mark. No
~ was forthcoming on the weakness
Me- rails. The closing was irregular.
ne issues recovered part of their losses.
ss cotton belt roads. Southern Railway
slarred Texas Pacific, Louisville and
phvllle and Seaboard Air Line, were
A.
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LONDON STOCK MARKET
Old War Loan Displayed Fresh Buoy
ancy.

LONDON, July 23.-Trading in Sc
curities on the Stock Exchange was slow
today, but the undertone generally was
firm TomorroWs holiday aeeentuated
the narrowness OF the market, Fresh
buOyaney was displayed by the old war
loan. which advanced TO SS9s' Ihls was was
due 10 the support to prevent further
buying on terms which would enable
the purchasers TO exchange their hold
ings into the new fotation az a sub
stantial discount Home rails were firm.
The latest batch Of dividends meeting eN-
pectationa and progress with the bill hX-
ing coal prices at the pit head encour-
aged buyers. The American department
was quiet and iTregular, Other sections
were duli "A decline Ia stocks Of the
staple caused steadiness in Rubber de-
scriptIons
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DAIRY PRODUCTS

BUTTER.-The market ruled firm on
fsangE stock with demand equal TO the limited
tHerlnRs quotations. Western solid -pa chcd
creamery fancy specials, 20c; extra 2Tc ;
extra % 1bs n1fsbs 29a20Ac' hrs,s, 25a255c.; sec
age extra, 2sd2Dc; do fair 10 good, I'D zoe ,
Jobhtng sales Of fancy prints. AQ?7c.
quest and hrta, with supplies well under con-
troll. Unattract,ve stock however, was dull
ana weak Quotations In free cuses. nenrby
extras. 2ic. per doz.. frsts SO per standard
case; nearby current receipts. $50 per case:
western extra frsts, 50 per case: hrsts 81. TOd
l.hA per case; fancy selected cpndied eggs were
iobhlng at 2862Tc. per doz
CHEESE.-There was little trading and
the market was without important change,
Supplies were ample Quotations: New York,
full cream, fancy, new, 15c.; DO, do. fair
70 good. new, l4Glilsc.; do. part skins,
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chnrter for New RaiIroad

RALTIMORE July 2J.-A charter has been
tssi,ed IN die Secretary OF state OF West Wiz
elnia tor The Incorporation OF the Fairmont ana
Win an authorized capital STOCK ~ J,ppu.
Fhe incorporat0rs named M the eertineate are
SaJ Il Gray president 0t the Western Mary
ianj halfway Ccmp9ny M G. Hyers and Y, n.
Porter who are assistants 10 ltfslqeni tEas
- n Pratt the chlef engineer of the Western
NaFgiand aud H. II pimmerman, secretary OK
lie company Tie line. which Il AN miles
ing is being bulk 10 connect the two new
,,,,inss The Consolidation Coal company ~ open
M In ne Helen Run fields OF West virginia
,s-itt, the outside market.
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Bankers to Visit south Ameriea

WARRINGTON July 23.--Announrefneut was
made by Secretary McAdoo that there win bS
a meeting OF the chairmen OF the rs eroup
ccmmittees and the committee which n ar
ranging for a visit OF United States bankers
and business men TO South and Central
July gG
The meeting VIII consider concrete proposs-
tons to carry out the suggestions Of the aoc-
retary for the establishment Of closer financial
and trade relations between the United States
and fatin-Americn.
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rrnsL co. Cheek Colleetlons

Abolt % local trust companies have % FAR
slgnlhad thslr assant 10 the Philadelphia Clear
luF House plan Tor CLEARING NN-~AR " "Nt'
ffs committee IS not pushing the matter nov,
but expects 10 have af IeaaL double the tfsaent
ninibsF aereed 10 the plan by the time II Is put
mo effect perhaps n september
In most Instances Nhefe the alfelt9ts OF tIust
oonipanies have acted 90 the proposition fafor-
ahie action has been taken
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Live sTOCK QuoTArInNs

o4ifCAGo, July -HoGs.--Recaipta. II 600.
msITkst ~ Iss s-tSesdy g higher; MIXED and buscherF
heayy, sd.5odeo5; light ST.G5if.s5: piss,
50 " i1S4sI 4-ri 30; q bglk g. ioaJso
DeeNeH. tb.iOdl0.8N: COWS and hcifern 100
p2a Texans s960dSln; calves. S7diO.SO
sHEEF, -Recripte 2oo0 market strong. Toe.
SGdi s. 70.
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MnvEMENT on MONEY

NEw YORK. July 23,-puring the last week
me banks received 2sg 9 sgo If9 EN- tBtsrer 5as
stssri,Iding ST 7s6 600 sent 70 Wa4hington Cor
redenutlon Gain from che interior kaa -,
ffq n0o loss on bubreaaufF upeieti0it.7
l..Ie ~, was ss5s 0QO This made net gain by
IA rts Of So 555, 900.
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Boom Mlss Boardman for Naral Ronrd

WASHINGTON, July Miss Mabel
Boardman, head OF the American Red
Cross, was scheduled today to be pro-
posed by the Congressional Union tor
Woman Suffrage for a place on Secre-
tary Daniels naval board OF invention and
development The unions local manage
ment had telegraphed New York heal
quarters for permission to submit the
name with r view TO enlIsting nation
wide sufrragIst support of the appoints
ment.
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|H YORK RTJTTFR AND EGGS

oAk, July 23-BuTTER. Market
teepis, 1I09 packages Extra 20lsc.;
zli3e State dairy, 26e. iml-
mefy 24UXlc
=. -iefket weak receipts, 10, f4l paCkv
ifa arsts, regular parked. 2ihd92hc.. (.
aiaf packed, iOian2le.i nearby
mixed color, lSg23c.; near
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CnTToN

1oRk. July 23.-There was little
Q the cotton market this morn
'ae tone was steady, with prices
sa % 8 points higher The wealth
considered favorable, moderate
'lfe partially ohsetting a lack
y Texas After the call prices
points over last nights close,
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VEGETABLES

Demand WAS fair and while supplies were
generally liberal pricee Well sustained
on choice stock OF most descriptions. Quota
ti0ns: White potatoes, Virginia, per bbi No,
North Carolina, per hbt-No. l. S4a5; No. 2,
50 5Om9 onions, Bermuda, per crate, 500 Dgc. (.
Eastern Shore per hamper 35QI0c; eggplant
Norfolk per crate Si.T5Q22bi eucumbers,
Msrylnnd per ii-bbl basket 4OffbOc: corn,
Jersey, per ba sket, 6Od65e. peppers, Florida,
per carrier, bQalOc,: tomatoes, Jersey, per
basket-No l. 40dBhc. No 2, 2Oa25c.; mush-
rooms. per 4-ib basket. 5Oc.asl.
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NOTES OF THE Rail

f. ID. Underwood, of the Erie Railroad
saws the report circulated that he will
leave the Erie and go to the Canadian
Pacific Is too absurd 10 deny.
Negotiations with United States cap
italists have resulted IN contracts oy
which the first Eastern Nicaragua Rail-
road is 10 be built under national SUI
peryision and with Government eO-opera-
ton. other larger enterprises OF similar
character are in immediate prospect