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The Washington herald., 1915-09-28
COTTON MARKETS.

Nes YOrk Sopt. Il Cotton continued its upward
moEemcnt r"Lay again. touching new high records
for the movement with business enormous
scale. Iroft-takug sales heavy. and. coupled
bwih good d, al of short selling for reaction in
Ihv afternoon synt prices of dozen more points
from tie beet. Late i'll the day. however. a renewed
demand frlm bulls. commission houses, and the
South caused a violent rtCoyery. prices reaching
top marx. The Closc strong at a net ad
vance # g to q point.
At the outset prices moved up l5 to % points
with heavy c.TeTing Uf shorts Ey houses that had
teel beari>h i.r long time. Realizing sales were
absorbed easily and it said that the buying
movement extending into trade circles with a
better demand from domestic spinners. The spot
article here advanced % r'ins 10 l2c. There were
no sales. ST'ot markets in the South Is reported
officially and privately, also were stronger. Mem
IIis ~ Orted Of disposition TO hold the sta
RE this year Than ever. and stated that planters
forced to sell. as money easy and
hanks and merchants glad TO supply all the financial
assistance needed. Tomorrow will be irst notice
,sv for October deliveries local contracts.
SPOT at Liverpool firm at an advance Of I2
T',ints. the basis of esd for middling upland
Futures in Ike English market were feverish at the
close a gain OF I.is to 2lIs POINTS. Exports
fU- the day amounted to 2e7H, including S572 to
Great Britain. 30 10 France l39o6 to the conti-
nCnt. and 90 bales to Mexico. Clcarances for the
season aggregate 1916. against 49, sos last year.
Exports On tlis day year ago were 3. .joo bales.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-28
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

RaltImcre Nd. Sept. 27.-MILLFEED lin loolb.
sscks).-Sping bran. 81 Joa2j %; nearby wnte,
BRAN -four white middlinss. S3 0a35.o; West
ern midd!inss. S35.sla2s 90: city mills middlinss
SIS 5laa6c0; do, white nliddlings. S@3ooa0.CO; do
winter bran, So 0Ja2i.C0.
HAY-No ! tinlotly. per ton 800: No . tim
OtLy. l5.je.l9.o9; NJ. timothy, l5.0al6.SO; light
clover mixed ls.5NalsO0; No. clover. mixed Is. Goa
ls.5c: No. clover mixed. ls5oal7.o: choice clover
ucminal. is.0Oals.5o; No. l clover, nominal, llca
l.5o: No clover nominal li.ooaleoo; 70. clover.
nominal I2.O5aISco SAMPLE hay. to Kind quality.
ard condition. 2.oCal5oo. These quotations arc for
new hay.
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETAELES.-Applas.
Eastern shore Maryland and Virginia. per is-bbl.
bas. 25a30; TO- fancy, Fer bbl.. 9oalN; do small.
per bbl t1a75 beets native. per bunch. 2a2iz cab
tsse native rcr loo; 3.ooaioo csntaoupes. native.
ripe Per bas.. 3Oa50; do Colorado. crate, l25a
10; caulhouer. New York per crate. 75al.o0; eel
cry. New York. bunch s0ae: c,rn, native. sugar.
per doz. eli2; aamsons. per peach basket: 4oa'o;
do. Western Maryland. Per s-lb. BE-. Hsl5: egg
plants. native Fer brs.. Z5a3o: sApes. Western
Maryland. CcncOrds. per bas., Hal2; do. Niagara.
l2sl3; do. Delaware. l2alS; Lettuce. New York
hamper. l.ooal.jO; lima beans. native. Per peach
has. ioai5: do. bus. bas, 75al.09: onions. Western
Maryl yellow per bus. isa55 do. Western. per
loo-round sack, l.lcalo do. Eastern Shore. per
bat. 25aS; Iaaches. mcNntain. per h-has... 3aSo;
do. per carrier. 5oalo do. white. Heath Ter bas..
5ns'5; do. yer bus. bas. 5Oa75; pears, Eastern
LOO: do. Kiefcr, per bbl.. Loc; do. New York
Bartlett. No. l. per bbL. 2.5oa3.oo: de-. No. per
bbl.,- L5oa2e0; do, New York Sheldon. per bbl..
aoaio; squash. native. per bas.. 2Da25; tomatoes,
Eastern Shore. Tsr bas.. l5a25; do.. native. per
has. soa5o: watemelons. Maryland and Virginia.
Ter l0o 6.ooa9oto.
POTATOES-White, Eastern Shore of Maryland.
per bbl. lo,sl.lo; do. York River, lo0al.o; do,
Rsppahannock. Urine. 1.ooal.lo; do, nearby per
b,is box. 3ja50 do. Maryland and Pennsylvania,
"a IL v-~lr l. Am
lows. per bb. Eastern Shore. i5Oal.65; do. North
Carolina. l.5oai.e5; do, native. l.4Qal.5; ysms,
North Carolina. Per bbi.. No. l. lOoals; do. Rap
pahannock l.e0aL2.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-28
COMMERCE AND FINANCE

tai Traction per cent bonds at los IA.
$500 bond at log 1-2; a $500 Washington
Gas at los; twenty shares of Railway
and Electric common stock at IS; five
shares of Railway and Electric preferred
at 50 1-2; twelve shares of Washington
Gas at scale down from II IL to Il IA:
twenty shares of Mergenthaler at 179, and
two shares of American Graphophone
common at 81 L.
A quarterly dividend of ! l-2 per cent
has been declared by the District National
Bank, payable October / to stockholders
of record last Saturday. The Security
Storage Company has declared a quarter
L. dividend of . IL per cent payable Octo-
Der II to stockholders of record Septem-
Der 30. The transfer books will be closed
between dates
The Washington herald., 1915-09-28

DO. per bbl.. LOO: lima beans. per Ct. isaeo:
oess. Per bunch. lali; cabbare. new Der bol.
Lw; cantaloupes. rer crate. l.oa2e2: carrots. per
ouneh. lal1s: csuliAower. per crate. l.ooal25;
eeiesy. Ter doz. 9a5o: crate. 2ooa2.75; corn. new.
per doz. lcals; cucumben. per basket T5al.0o;
csmblnss. crate. 75al0o eggplant per crate. ka5o
kaie. Ter bbl. s0a75: lettuce. per basket. oa!s0
onions per sack. 200; okra. per crate. 7sal @ neas
New York. per basket l.s5al.t0; peppers. crate
3aio new potatoes. per sack. 50al.75; yams. looa
ls' sweet potatoes. soal5o: tomatoes. nearby. Per
box. Seals
FhU1Ts-Applcs psr bbl.. i.eJi,5o;" grapes.
rer 6ss-. Delaware. .lsa0; do. Concord. lei.als:
do. Niagara. l5ils; grapefruit. per box. 40oa5oo;
oranges California. per box. iooa5.o0f peaches. per
crate. I5a!.0: plums. basket. 5s:s; pineappes.
ser crate. l2sa23: watermelons. each saD.
LIVE STOCK-veal calves. prime. per h.. llaiIis
do. medium. per b. sass: do. heavy sasis; spring
lambs. per h., s,sas.
hay. STRAW. AND ooRN-H.,. ses. timothy.
new. Per :on. 100: mixed. per ton. RooaN.oo;
old hay. per ton. zoo: straw. per ton. NDal20;
wheat straw. per ton. 500: com. per bbl.. AS
sEEDS-Clorer. crimson. per lb 81: new
crop. 9; rel, i6ais red :op. l3al5; sisike lial5t;
'falfa tAmerican grown). per h.. % German ma.
j. per bus. 50: timothy. per bus. :.3oa3!.;.
s'rshum cane. per bus. &c orchard grass %
bus. Lizzie: rye. per bus. l.!o: wheat. per orA
l.55.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

So 2zo6 1t 6 Wyoming Terrace Wm
l. & Tx Rose W 10 OrIen G Staples SO tr
wyoming NEAR Goth st nwl ls
81 1t BROWN. Edith l. sole est to Frank
Pratt o sub to right Of way stamp 81
tAth n St. n"I 50
50 25ss 1t I6 Wyoming Terrace-BRADFORD
Granville suTy tr to W BrOwrias $50
stamp s. II SGD
WT,nhg ave 9Th st nul Z
81 - IT crs 1t 2s-BAU,lANN. Mar,- to Gre.or
kramm ct Margare,ha joint tenants $40
fiilS lst It nwl 9
So 100 1t lIs-COLLIs wm 4 ct ux Msrth. B to
Edw Chapman $40
ne27 18th st nwI A
81 io0 It . blk e. Fort Saratoga Hts-CALLA.
HAN. Hugh r et Antoinette to Frank
Alex McDermott ct ux MARY E joint tenants
SO stamp 80 Cts
jackson st bet 18th & 10Th sts nei Y
So lcd5 II JEFFERSON. Jas X Ct u, Lucy VI
to Ms-tenea P0ulton so stamp $50 cove
uauts
So As east pt 1t l.-JOHNSON, Louis 4 & Frank
A trs to Harrison johnson sl.I50 strap SI.Je
IF st bet 9Th & sh It's swl .
So 553 pt crg It 4-KRAMM Gresor ct ux Mar.
sarctha to Mary Baumann SO
tliI6 lst 81 nwI 8
So 1906 It's to I. ~ 91e2 It's. TO- H. IL 10 q
except pts Its :, 70 X II 81 21e5 Its & s N
90 1t . 81 I9S1 It, 81 to 60 50 1855 Its 81 TO
rs Richmond Pk-LEIGH. Benj Watkins TT TO-
EIw Il Monroe sl0.ooc stamp $50
tQuC5ec at bet Idaho ave & 9Th 81 Rodman Pl
Rowland ri Reno ri. Quebec Pl Reno
I'd. Porter st bet 10Th & sith SIS. Porter &
9th sts and Idaho ave q Rocnan st NV 81
So ;9.l 1t q Blk CCagresS Hts-LENTZ. Fred o ct
Ethel NJ to Mi!es X Van Sise s.. stamp
SD
lcoz Trsnton s.h sts SCI
So il3I II nclosure-MONTGOMERY. Geo W
to Mary Fitch $40 stamp 50 cts tr 500
tN Of Franklin W of Eth 1t nel g
So S26 II Il blk z Petworth-MOSES. Arthur
ct uX Lillian to Cyrus Foss Stoddard ct ux
Katherine z joint tenants $40 covenants tr
$3.50
IN OF Quincy st. E of 5th st nwl IS
The Washington herald., 1915-09-28
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York SEPT. E.-MILLFEED-steady on
bran: midIlrgs dull. Spring bran. in loopound
sacks cc,.5a23Vc 10 aruve; standard middlings. to
arrive e2Tj. rd dog TO srTivs. 3ocoa3l.oo. winter
wheat in lcG-lr und sacks. 10 arrive. 20: city
Lian in hulk. c-cj oil meal. 39e1a 900 per ten.
RYE FLOI R-Stesdv; inquiry is moderate. Good
to choice new for September October is quoted at
%. in sacks.
commandments and weak SUPPLY light.
Kne-dried FIR export, 3.7oa3.75. in sacks; coarse
meal. in bags l.53ll 90.
HAY-RcceiTts. ISIS tors steady; fair demand for
choice. New orop-PriIIe timothy. 80: No. tim
othy l.ooal.1j; No. .. lloallj No. ;. 95al.oo.
STRAW Receipts. 90 tons; SLOW supplies are
ample. Nc. | rye, 7oa.5.
PORK-Steady; dealinz' arc modsrate Mess.
Ii75aI5oo: famiIy. cn.ccaI %; clear. IsoOale0.
BEEF-SteaJy; trade * quiet. Packet, l75oals. 30
family. ls.5NaiajO; extra India mess. 2Sooa5o
mess II Joals"o.
LARD-Fi7lrr; business is moderate. Prime
Western SIS; refined continent 9.45: South Ameri-
can. SEQ: refined Brazilian. in kegs, 1850; beef
stearine. 9Ts; isrd stearpe quiet at 81.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-28
LUCAL TRADING INCREASES.
Fractional! Price Advances Noted on
Washington Stock Exchnuge.

Fractional advances in prices and an
increase in tn" volume OF trading f"a-
trircd Yesterdays session OF The Washing
ton Stock Exchange. Tho ma iority of
sa'"s We're in odd lots. however. Ian
stOn Monotype continued to be the lead
ing issue. a total Of 20 shares selling at
81. 3-N OF point above the high figure
Of FRIDAY. When the market opened (
shares Of MorotyIe sold at 50 l..
Ca.itaI Traction was tirmcr. selling at
vi. or - Toints HIGHER than for several
days. Tic lid on this issu" also advanced
1t of 4 point to " IL. The other sales
of the day included Sl5G worth of Capi-
The Washington herald., 1915-09-28
FATHER M'DONNELL TO LEAVE.
Has Been Assigned to Mission Band
i'm Philadelphia.

Rev. Eugene Mcdonnell. S. .I.. for
eleven years rector of St. Al0ysius'
Church. North Capitol and streets
northwest. and former president of Con-
zaga College. has been assigned to the
Mission Band in Philadelphia
Father Mcconnell is well known In
Washington, and as rector of St. Alloy
sius' Church was instrumental in obtain
ing many improvements for the church
and for Gonsasa College. He took a
leading part in the building of the new
Gonzaga College building and organized
the Third Sunday Brigade, which now
consists of 1000 members.
At meeting of the brigade recently
he was presentedsHith a purse containing
$500 IN gold and a silver watch as testi-
monial of thesesteem in which he is held
by the membeIs of the society
He will be succeeded by Rev. Francis
p. Donnelly, 5. j.. for ten years pro-
fessor of rhetoric. and literature at
PouShkeepsie. n. Y. and an author. and
lecturer of note.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-28
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York SIt. 27.-''ali money optBed at pr
cent high ,er cent; low i. per cent last. rcr
cent renewals Ter cent. ruling rate Ter cent
Time money market remains dull. and there IL stiIl
a c,;rrar.tiyClv mall request for lcanF other
than 'auu lsI trial collateral desTtte the greater
activity OF frt rairuad shares in the stOCk market
There Is ~. lid # contraction in The super
abundant s'Ir:lv of money offered. and IN we'll
informed arlartcs there is little disposition 10
look for higher rates for some time TO come Even
tie fotation Of large foreign loan is not expected
to have any material effect. In fact. the money
market ha~ already TreIar,d for the loan If indeed
any PREPARATION necessary.
Rates were unchanged from last week at y. TO ~
rer cent for siAty days ~ per cent fer ninety
uays and i,T cent for four. hTc. and SIX months
Condition, y the commercial rsrcr market have
undergone no apIreCiable change over the wcek-ccd
Good material was in demand At 10 81 per cent
for six month IEaturItie~ and the supply Is small
The short !AtCs are nominsly quoted Al .. per
cent Traders H. them arc exceedingly owing To
th. alSerC. # .,fIeringS.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-28
New York.
Previous
New Orleans.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET,

Chicago. Sept. g.-Septernb~r wheat broke To
S.CS TO-DAY. closing. at that point and showing a
loss Oi J.c for the day. The fact that there was
not much trading in this future indicates that the
short interest is reduced to small proportions
This has greatly relieved the situation and further
lr:ce declines would not greatly surprise the trade.
The market for css wheat was very weak today
Most Of the active buyers were ont Of the market
WlIlc the offerings were larger
The weakness in cash aud September wheat had
depressing infuerc" the deferred futures and
they closed iar to 5.a2.r luweT. Another weight
o. the market was the enormous receipts at spring
wheat markets. Minntap lis ard Duluth having
?,2si cars. against I.7s0 ago while Winnipeg
had 3lil cars. compared with 9si last year The
winter wheat movement also better. Southwest
I-'ints receiving III rarS. against 800 wear az,
Local receipts 81 cars. Wet weather over the
entire wheat country. with more promi>ed. ind.
"itirE l-lssihle restriction III the movement gave
sem" the courage +" huy wheat early but the
offerings Proved too heavy and the reaction was
sharp
The fact that NortLwc,t markets held stesdy in
tdce Of their hiE receipts also helped the market
in tie forenoon. The trade was rather disap
TulH''d III tie Visible supply figures. which showed
an increase 4 600 brrshel, for the week. The
s"ahrarl f'7Ir:el indications Of foreign de
nand hut restricted ly advancing freight rates
and no sales were reported. Local cash wheat
sales we're 65"O bushels. Of which 5000 bushels
weIr f,- export.
September corn Used with loss of &c. while
cup months f.aAsc to &c lower. Iiqui
datior NJ tic September delivery was the chief
Weakening factor. this in turn being affected BY
receipts If 50 and Ioor demand for cash corn
which lc to 2r lower. Loal sales were only
20 o. bushels and ornt-y offerings were materially
larger. Argentine arriving at New York Is
T";"rtcd urrfCrshie in quality TO our grain and
much cheaper
TIE weather over the belt wet and nm
favorable.
c.t, we're q,'ict and affected by other gains
showing lo>se, Of i.c to Lake for the day Weather
oTer the belt unfavCrable for movement and
quality uf tie croI.
Provisions closed materially higher prices
There huHing of January Product by outside
investors. while the nearby months supported
rv rackers. Some selling caused by action Of
New York Stat" authorities placing embargo
against Tnssage uf live stock through that State
The Washington herald., 1915-09-28
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

orotations gwen below for large lots Of god
,arketabie coed, onlj. Jobbcrs' urices higher.
Lower rs6e. nav be scld for less Fancy goods
command iher urices
EGGS-FrTsh. per doz.. 2sa3o; Southern. SAB
BUTTER-Best prints. new, per h.. 2s: tub per
h.. Y: process. per b.. 25: under grade. cream
cry. per H.. 2a8: store-packed. per h.. lsa0
pound. per h.. 81. Cottonseed oil. per can. 81.
CHEESE-Ns. York. new. per H.. 10: Cat. -
d. -: Swiss domestic. per h.. "a: do. foreign.
per ID. q.
LIVE PoCLTRY-Hens. per lb.. lsal7: ROSTERS
FER h.. losll: spring ducks per h.. l3aH; spring
chickens. rer h.. lsaoo
GREEN GOODS-Beans. per basket. Sa7':
The Washington herald., 1915-09-28
WILL BEGIN SESSIONS FRIDAY.
National University Law school to
Open FoFty-seventh Year.

The National University Law School
will begin sessions for its forty-seventh
year Friday evening at $50 o'clock in
the law school building. S16-slS Thirteenth
street northwest.
The opening exercises will consist of
a brief address Of welcome by, Justice
Frederick L. Siddons. of the Supreme
Court of the District. Members of the
faculty will occupy the rostrum and pro-
fessors having courses beginning imme-
diately will make Introductory announce
ments concerning them.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-28
Bulgaria Closing Borders.

Sofia, Sept. E.-Railway service be-
tween Servia has been suspended by
orders OF the Bulgarian government. A
strict censorship Is in effect. The use of
code is forbidden in dispatches and all
letters must be posted unsealed.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-28

So 9s It n blk Randle Pk-NEwcOMB. Eiw
to Mamie 'Newcomb this wise) $40 stamp
50 cts =
tNichols ave near Esther Pl SCI Il
So asT S9 Mt PI-PRATT Ennk h ct vr VIM
A to Edith l. BruWn SO covenants stamp 81 II
$500
uE3 Monroe ST nw) S
So Sol It's to "A Dotbns Add'n-PAUL. Jos ct
Elva Jno J Albright ct ux Susan Fuller
to Thos 4 Jameson Sic stamp SO
IN Of Evarts. j. Of CAP st mel 80
So 1871 Its = Is blk As5ury Ff-POORE. Jos
II ct ux yhsie NJ to Forrest D Vowel So
stamp 50 els covenants
il;3S & tN Alton Pl nwl Is
50 ISIS II 81 bik II Highriew-PowELL. Leonors d
to Alvis Eimmel Rosa Kinmei Joint tenants
SO stamp s: covenants
IN Of U st. of Lincoln I'd mel %
So 5s73 pt 1t IL sec Barry Fam-RANk. Gertrude
TO sarah Hutton SO stamp 50 cts
tElvan ave let Sheridan & stantone Sc, u
50 II 1t Ii6-ROBINsON. Jerome ct Cathe-
rine to Eiw Lacey SO stamp sr.sa
ts3T Cleveland II nw) %
So e5sl It I'll Ianier Hts-READ. Jane to SamI
Retlman SO stamp 30 cts tr $500
So $50 Its % Il y bb Il Brookand- SAUNDERS.
Cora NJ & Maynard to Jno h Hsislip SO stamp
81 covenants
tKearney st bet 10th & 18th sts mel Il
81 lo74 II 6l-sTICKNEY. Geo W & Harry Jack
son to RObt W Richardson SIC stamp 81 r N.6j0
IN of D ST. " Of 18th st sej 70
So 32S Its & Manor Pk-TERRELL VIM NJ &
Norton VI Little tn to Fred'k W Heine sr $50
stamp 20 cts tr Hi00 taxes & ina
IN of Rittcnholse. " OF I'll ST nwl 10
81 Ds II ls blk I Conn Ave HighlAnds-THE
CONN AVE HIGHLANDS Go tr Marie L Allen
SO stamp g covenants
Goth bet Ordwsy & Porter sts NV, q
"a .3s4 1t '3 Chum Castle Hts-THE wASH'N
LAND & MTG TO to Walter & Crow 81 800
stamp 81 cSyerants tr $500
Ger Isl & MmarsTn ITS nwi 81
81 &c 1t Is V Add'n ChiIlum Castle Hts-wALSH.
II W to The Wash'n Land and Mtg Co SO stamp
% cts >
IN of PEABODY, T. Of Sd st mel Is
DEED IN TRUST.
50 l66 pt org i l5-MARyIN, Geo Basil Miles 4
Andrew ] Peters joint tenants tn Natl Saws &
Tr Go tr SO Iu tr u sell convey etc as set out
OTIS X st nwl .H
The Washington herald., 1915-09-28
S5.OOO.OOO Bonds sold.

An increased inquiry for bonds WAS re-
ported and finally reflected in the heavy
dealings in this department. which as
gregated about s5.EOOOJ. Dealings in
stocks were so active in the first hour
and the quotation ticker 80 far behind
the actual market that no quotations for
bonds were sent out over the tape during
the first hour, When more than 10000
shares of stock changed hands.
Balywins advance WAS accompanied b.
rumors that the Du Pont interests We're
buying stock control on tho open mar
ket. i. :. du Pont was quoted as refus-
ing to confirm or deny the reports. Cos
sip also had II that the concern had about
sl4.GC00O0 of war orders with big profits.
There was also much buying on the re-
port that Baldwin shareholders would
get stock of "A new company which is
handling the Baldwins munition orders.
This new stock was said to be worth
bout sl1J a share. The floating supply
of Baldwin shares in the Street * un-
derstood to be very small. and this "2s
seen by the jumps of from ou"-h.,.f TO
one point between sales.
Vigorous buyimg of tn" Independent
steel shares occurred during the fore
noon trading. Republic Iron and Steel
and Lacka wanna Steel touching new
tops. the latter being expected to he in
cludcd in the large independent steel
CCTl3"ny merger, which is now attracting
much attention.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-28
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
:surr,.hed b, w. 3. Il.sss = cs.

SALES
Washington Gas 5s 500 at lc5
Capital Tactioa ss. $50 at lo6t.. 500 at 1861.
$500 at 1861.
Carital Traction. l5 at g, Is At s..
Washington Railway common. . at 8.
Washington Railway preferred 5 at sols.
Washinstsh Gaslight. 2 at ia. 20 at TX.
Mergenthaler Linotype. 20 at 10. 10 at lss.
Lanston Monot,pc. at so4. % at 81. 10 at 81.
S at 81 at 81.
American Crap phone common. . at slA.
After call:
Capital Traction ss 500 ut 1854.
Lanston Nunotype. at sl. at 81. at 81.
Il at 81
The Washington herald., 1915-09-28
BAND CONCERT PROGRAM

B. tho Engineer Bard Frank J. Weber.
chief musician. this afternoon at l:5o
o'clock at the Smithsonian Grounds
March THE Glory Of the Yankee
Navy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .sOusa
Overture ''E-mont'' Beethoven
Dedication ard benediction frvm Les
HuglIenots" ........--.............Mey .MeyeTbser
Humoresque. 'Tipperary' '........... Douglas
War songs of the boys in hlte. -Laurendeau
EXCERPTS from IL Trovotore'' Verdi
Selection ''Swetthearrs s'........... Herbert
Reminisccnces Of ireland tby request.
Godfrey
Onestep, "A.y T0m-Tom Man. Remick
The star Splngled Banner"
The Washington herald., 1915-09-28
BIGGEST MARKET
IN four YEARS
Total Transaction on New
York Change Reaches
100000 Shares.
s5,ooO,OOO BONDS SOLD
Success of Allies Forces War Brides
to New Figures-Baldwin Loco
motive Favorite.

New York. Sept. 2I.-The demand for
stocks today was so urgent that ;he total
turnover for the five-hoUr session vas the
greatest since September p. 1911. just
four wears ago. The aggregate business
Of about l.4U0.c00 shares even exceeded
that of l3Oj.GO shares for July 80 last
year, when the stock exchange was
forced to close an account OF the demon
alization that followed the outbreak Of
the war.
Success of the allies on the western
battle front did much to accelerate the
demand for stocks. and the war shares
led with sersa tional advances TO new
high figures. Baldwin Locomotive being
the favorit, with gain OF ~ Ia points.
which placed it at the high figure Of
1874 Crucibe Steel and Bethlehem
Steel also made new tops. the former at
lG! and the latter at %6.
While a good inquiry prevailed for the
standard rails and induS;-ials. they fail
ed To show any material gains. the sPC-
Cialities absorbing attention. Steel COM
mon al one time was slightly more than
a point over Saturdays close. but lost
most of the gain before the end of trad
ing. Brokers said that the buying of this
issue seemed today for the first time TO
be for interests clos ly identified with
the company Although there was much
profit-taking in the afternoon. the gen
list strong
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Furnished by w. B. Hfbbs & Co.
NEW YORK SPOT COFFEE.

New York SeEt. G.-The local spot market
quiet and LbGt unchanged at Sac for Rio Is
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Liverpool.

Furnished by =: L. Carpenter & Co.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Furnished by w. b. Hibbs 4 Co.
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Total sales l5ss. 800 shares against 56i 30 SatTr
day. So.7s5 week ago This day a year ago the
exchange was eli sed