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The Washington herald., 1916-08-06
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations evcrl below frr Isrrs icts OF good
marketable goods only. Jobbery prices higher.
LOVER grades may be sold for less Fancy good,
command higher prices.
EGGS-Fresh Per doz ?iss
BU1TEIs-Best TTints. new. per ID. -; do ..
tub. per b.. 81 process per ID. q; store cked.
per lb., 1S2l.
.-ARD-Tub. pure. per ID, HALF; do. compound.
per ID. ,ols; cottrnseed oil. per Gao. S7s.
CHEEsE-Sev York, new. per ID, s; fat, per
ID. ls; Swiss domestic. Per ID. 30: do. foreign.
per h.. 70.
LIVE PoULTRY-Hens per b. IS; roostsu
per lb. !3; spring ducks. Per Ib lSaIs; chickens.
tprnE. per ID. leA2.: turkeys. per lb.. %.
GREEN GoODs-Be1ns. per has l.cOsl. Is; beets.
per 100, !.sos20: cabbage, new. yer crate. s0s6S
esntaloupes per crate. looa3ee carrots, par bunch
sss; csulihoser. Per basket, 502l.oo; celery New
York. per crate. 5.0sf.oo; corn. per doz, SAILS:
eucumbers, Der basket. zsD; cymblinss. per
crate. 25aSo; esgplsnts, per crate, T5sI3; k,Ie,
per bbl., 5ase; lettuce. New rort. per BASKET,
l.sss %; lettuce, per Dbl. l.5cs2.yo onions Per
barrel a5osioo; Peppers per crate Sosl CO. potatoes,
frr bo., 100: tomatoes. Dsl.oo per box; turniTs,
Per bunch. SAT-.
FRCITs-Applss, Der bbl., Iooz, y cherrle, rer
crate. AcaSo; grapefruit. PER box, s.oa5. 50:
lemons. per box, 5.50~sso oranges per crate 2ooa
27s; peschs. per crate. loos2T5; pinespples. pst
crate. 20a2S; blacsberriss, per ct. Islo; raspber
res, per qt.. es5 huckieberries. per Qt., sa.a;
sattrrnelOns esch ona35.
LIVE SroCK-YesI calves prime PEI ID, Iolisll
90. medium. per h.. eS4so; spring lambs fat per
h.. Waall.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-06
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia Aug. 5.-BUTTER-R Receipts were
light and the market ruled hrm. with demand fairly
active. Quota tons follows Western solid packed
creamery, fancy specials. per h.. y; extra so&g ;
extra frsts. Q; hrsts Is; seconds EaHh; nearly
prints. fancy, 81 do, average extra, 3lAS; do.
6rsts, 3a5O; seconds, q; iobbng sales Of fancy
prints. 36a39.
EGGS-There was good outlet for the limited
receipts of strictly hne eggs prices Of which ruled
firm. Quotations: In free Cases nearby extra per
doz q; nearby frsts $50 per standard case; nearby
current receipts 7s76S Ier case Western extras q
per doz Western extra frsts soas 70 per case rstI
fSa7s0 per case; fancy selected canded fresh egrs
were jobbing at 33a4 per doz.
1--we POULTRY-Fowk Oa2l; ruosters. I4als ;
spring chickens according to quality weighing lSs2
pounds and over apiece asZ2; smaller sizes. l9s2t
white Leghonis according to quality. lsa2O; ducks
as to sze and quality IsaIT; pigeous Old Per pair
Bs2s; do, young per pair, Gse
DRESSED POuLTuy-Fresh-k killed dTy-pscksd
fo~is, IL to box. drypicksd fancy selected per b.
9; do. weighing flaa5 lbs. sriecs, r. do. lbs
apiece, 2h: do, sn lbs. apiece, r. DO, lbs
apecs, 2oa2i fowls, in barrels, icspacked. fancy
dry y-pieted-Sorthern Indiana and Illinois weighing
ia5 lbs, apiece, =; do. Southern Indiana and Iii
nois. Weighing lbs. apiece, M; do, smsllsr sizes
!1a; old roostsrt. dry-ptcksd, lEit brolnE chick
Illinois large, SsTi DO, Indiana. large. 2aa2s
Co. small sizes. 2ssgs; broiisns. Jersey fancy. S2sa
TO- other nearby Weighing lha2 lbs apiece. Sr1;
do, nearby. smaller sizes. 2a29; ducks. nearby
spring, BAD squads, per DOZEN White, weighing
IL 10 IL lbs. per doZ., 55&s8: do, weighing 10
10 lbs per doz.. tS2a5 90; DO, weighing lbs per
doz., 355a2.so; do lbs per doz 30Os33O: do
weighing Cash ts per doz. 22Ja2S 80; dark 2O0s2 So
small and No. Q, f5al2.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-06
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore Aug. 5-EGGS-Market quiet. Mary
land, Pennsylrans and nearby frsts per doz.. 3
Eastern Shore, Maryland and Virginia frsts q
Western (Ohio) frsts, .; West Virginia frsts. >;
Southern North Cardinal hrsts 2 The market
foc Western is strong. Western fresh. casa
count g and csndled, 2aH
BUTrER-sepsr ratoT. extras. 2ss9951; do. hrsts,
aa3h prints h-lb. extras, soa3l; frsts 29s5o do.
lib extras SoaSli frsts 2ss0: blocks 2lbs., extras
2en3; frsts. esa2s; dairy prints. Maryland. Penn
syiSanis, and Virginia eIu-s, 4a22; irsts. eos2l
stoIs packed hrsts, 2os2h; .ints. Maryland, Penn
ssl,anis, and Virginia, s1rss, 2ls22; hrsts. 3s2i.
store packed, hrsts. nv
LIVE PoULraY-Prcss per pound, unless otheT-
wise stated Chickens, spring, IA TO bS, q;
do, " TO IL lbs, ssT; do. under N lbs, 10;
do. white Lerhoms, ieais; do. old hens, lbs
and over, 20; DO, small TO medium, 10; do, old
reosters and stass lOslI ducks muscovy and mon-
srel, DID, l3ali; do. whits Pekings. old, "a; do,
Indian runners old, l2sl3 do, puddle, large, fat,
old. Bsli; do, sas poor I2al3; do. spring. over
81 fbs., l6als; do. smaller. lsl5; pigeons old pair,
Is; do. young pair. Is guinea fowl cd. each, 80.
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUITS-Pota-
toes white, new Norfolk No. l. bbl., l6oal.S;
do, No. O. bbl,, Local Is: North Carolina, No. l.
bH. l.5osI.so; York River, bbl,, I.soalso; Rapps-
hsnnock. bbi., I.5osl.eo: Eastern Shore Virgins,
bbL L5osi.ec; nearby. bushei box. 20; sweets, new
yellows. bbl, sf5ai,O; yams. new. large bright.
bbi, soossss; spples. Early Harvest fancy Dbl.
i.toai.sS; srnsi per bbl.. I.iooal.9; do, heel.
basket. 1850; beans. native. green, per bushsi.
"a .; beets. native. per bunch 2s3 blsckberriss.
Esste,n Maryland. A.. fss; csbSSss native, crate.
tes5s; d., w, ase.s0i eSaIssQupsA S90 kiHs.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-06
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. Aug 5.-wheat advanced IS cents during
last week and had not some Of the big longs sold
many millions uf bushels in order secure prohts
the gain in values would have been much greater
There was an Oldfashioned buying craze" in
wheat and the excitement was intense. rrice
changes have been more sensational in wheat
than in many years Those who sold enormous
quantities Of the September and December
well the May and secured big profits re-entsred
the market in many instances at much higher prices
Only TO sell out again at profits.
Nearly every professional in the wheat market
at Chicago has cleaned up large amounts Of money
on the bull side.
Crop conditions in Western Canada have at
tracted a great deal Of attention Of late and
way officials at Calgary says that the dominion
government report shows that in Southern Al
berta crops are good TO excellent
That generally speaking crop conditions through
out Western Canada generally favorable That
there is no rust reported in Alberta and no black
rust in Saskatchewan.
Liverpool spot wheat was lad higher today The
cargOes were higher. The cargo market was strong
with everything Of the coast absorbed. Foreigner,
have awakened to the fact that there hiss been
considerable damage in the spring wheat country
of the United States and that there reports
Of losses in Western Canada we'll.
Corn was up sharply in price today. advances
Of l7sa3c berg shown and the oats market gained
lc for the nearby futures and I&c for the deferred
The business in both Of these grains was on
large scale and this was the case especially in
corn which was wanted laISsy by shorts. The high
temperatures throughout the belt and the lack
Of moisture were the principal Strengthening in
huences to the list. Cash sales of corn were
l7o oo bushels and Of oats l 900 bushels Of which
lOc 90 bushels Of the former and 20 900 bushels
Of the latter was taken for shipment sbroad.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-06
DEEDS OF IRUhT-

Square 1863. lot B-Guy s. Zepp ct w Pauline
C., to Albert Y. FoI and Edmund X Fox TO
secure Robert !. CARRIER y 90; year. per cent.
semi-snnusny.
Square 1859 lot zs-Guy S. zepp Il uI. PsuIiD.
C. % Albert p Fox and Edmund K FoI 20
sscurs Robert /. Garter 1900; year, PEI cent.
semi annually.
squsre 7sL lot so-Thon.s A. C,ntuel x uI
Mary n, 10 Ernest L. Schmidt and George ".
Emnerich. 70 secure GermABAme-iesn Building
Association sz5e
Square as, part original lot 3-M,ry W. Aeiroyd
70 Washington Loan q Trust Co. 10 secure
Equitable Co-oprTGtiVs Building Association 500
Square SIS. lots 81 and s5-OscsT T Burial to
Christian J. Gocksler and John A M.ssis 10
secure Robinson White s. 80; monthly payments 6
per cent.
Square s5i. 10, ss-J william Mckinley ct "
Carrie z. 70 George T. Parker and Willis W.
Parker. TO secure Fidelity Insurance. Co. surety.
goo
squsr. west Of IN lots S. and Z; square Sis
lot &. square S29. lot l2-ChSrles r. Duehsy eI
III. Katie L. 10 Edward T. Lewis and Clarence
?. Wslch to secure F. Eugene Drury S,TSi !
year, pr cent. s~ni annually
Square m. lOt 6s-BenSrd c. O'Lesrv - "
MArT A. TO Theodore Michael and y. Y. RsmsJ
TO secure Winfield Preston aooo; monthly pay
nents, per cent
Petworth. lots Is To 70. block T-Ch,rie, L.
Tsnksrklsy ct VI Mar L TO Norman L. sans
bury and Joseph B. Bowling TO secure Thomas
L. Fortune S2o.0oo, years per c-ut, semi
uunfy
Pet~o'th. lots y TO s block 7-Charlss L.
TaBkersley W. Mar Z, to Louis Beyer ir..
and Nyron n. Ptrt1. IT,. 70 secure Nyrou NJ.
Parker. surviving trustee. t.5oo; Is months. 5 Per
cent, semi annually
Meridian Hill. lot Es. BLOCK IS-Bettie W King
70 William V. Cox and Elmer z Rsmey. 70 secure
Howard University 81 ooo; years. psr cent semi.
annually.
Square ST. lots ~. . and so-ChIrss n. Berry
10 John A Quinn and Grorss J. Quinn. secure
BsSph r. Burke 500: monthly payments 6 pe'
The Washington herald., 1916-08-06
COURT PROCEEDING
SATURDAY, AUGUST s, 1916.

Ninieh % Ioen n. chsD-,. lct <. sQu.r -. SO;
trust. t.f9.
Petworth-winfsld Preston 70 Bernard G and
A5H ~ 49,
Rear Of street b-fween First and second st,e.t,
southeast-Rebeccs A Vol. es viz. Rics,.ru :
70 Minnie b. G. Goldsborough loss ix ADd IS
square "a so: trust. $50
Logan place between L and N streets No-xb
Capsio and First streets northwes;-DanrnAn MAC.
between and y srects North cspttoi and Fir,a
Sreeu northwest; o street between roursh ana
mn streets northwe<t-Merton A. Easii,h st NJ
hsrs J.. 70 Samuel Y. stonstre4ker trustee ~..t
part lot l0 and ali los le ifs snd 10: lots IA
and "a. square ts; part oFignai lct z squsr.
las o street BorthveSt-Kstharns D'llpor, q al
-. so ~S-''
Petw,-th-NyTou N. Parter. surviving tsus~s snd
lssAe H. Bryant e Dela r.. 20 Chsrses L
ESQ .
csenOut-Antbony d Mars L-ch.-, q ,h. No
slon1ries Of the DIVINE Love Of JesuG lot. / %
H. block 2 SO
Mount P1ssssnt-MSry G. Arps.er 70 Asry II
b2plry. lot s. block Z. 80
~ New Nork sTesUe northwest-Joap Y H.
noe 70 Janet A. Ree-ids. lot Il squar, "a rt;
Jehet A. Reeside CONVEYS same prup~-ry % JoSp
T. heesos and 1Gnes r. D. Reside ts4lxs~-s 10
bslf rreet between Firt and s~c,n6 .s~>ss
so1thvet-lds NJ c. Wood 70 Chsriss Il B~r,
lo.s y and a. square - sc
krert between North Cspstol snd ySr,t .x--e,
north'et-'snes Berry and William NICK C.ytnz
uusefss' 70 orNin Z Howe. lot So sgu.rs es g. o.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-06
STOCKS Dull ON
new YORK LIST
Bank Statement Shows No
Material Change-Motor
Securities Feature.

New York, Aug 6-Stocks were ex-
trenely dull today and the bank state
ment was In line with the market, show
ing no material change In the surplus.
The average statement showed an in
crease in surplus of s., 2ss, go. The actual
surplus increase was sS,osS, 40. Average
loans increased s2e, So, 900, and the actual
increase at the close Of business Friday
night was s33, 90, 900.
Net deposits were reduced $50, $4,000 and
actual deposits sli.75i,ooo This shows that
the money was borrowed for other pur-
poses than stock market operations, for
II II had been borrowed for the stock
market II would have caused an increase
in demand deposits instead Of de-
crease IN that item.
Motor stocks were the only ones show
Ing any vitality. They were strong where
traded in. Most OF the trading in them
was Just before the close and looked
like short covering. All the Street is
bearish and the short interest Is much
over extended. The traders are counting
on a break when the government crop
report Is made public on Tuesday.
Another Letter Issued.
Isaac NJ. Cate, Of Baltimore, has just
issued another Of his celebrated letters to
the stockholders OF the American Loco
motive Company. He attempts to answer
in a general way how he happened to un-
dertake the task Of reforming the COM
pany and what he hopes to accomplish.
Mr. Cate has already brought suits
against directors of the company demand
ing restitution of several million OF dol
lars. He emphasizes the fact that one
expenditure of s474,OOO entered on the
books OF the company is not explained
He knows who got the money, and
why, but naturally wants it brought out
In the shape OF sworn testimony so that
the public may appreciate the necessity
Of M. Gates work. He refers to the
entertainment account Of $1,000 per an
mum and the separate entertainment ac-
counts Of Vice President McNaughton
and Dennis Sawyer in which appears
such things as six phonograph records,
lunch and hotel bills. theaters, cigars and
flowers. He speaks of them as trim
ming to the So, 900 per year unutterable
The Washington herald., 1916-08-06
New York List Irregular.

The following analysis of the New York
market situation was received yesterday
by w. B. Hibbs & Co. from Logan &
Bryan, their New York representatives:
The same irregularity that has pre-
vailed for SO long in the stock market
was again the order OF things today
That foreign liquidation increased some
what in recent past is sttested by the
reports that Europe has !iquidated about
Is, 600 shares of Atchison In the past ten
days. Some domestic liquidation in the
carriers has also been induced by the un-
favorable prospects in the northwestern
grain fields and also on the labor unrest
Although recent Washington dis
patches would seem to indicate that Fed
eral mediation in the railroad labor dis
pute will bring about an amicsble solu-
ton, until there are more distinct signs
of a strengthened technical position in
the industrial department in general we
do not think any upturn OF consequence
in security values will be registered"
The Washington herald., 1916-08-06
REALTY MARKET
APPEARS Strong
Transfer Record Shows 25
More Deals Than in Pre-
vious Years Week.

The closing week in the Washington
realty market shows liberal investments
and expenditures in the local field.
twenty-five more substantial deals
were contaminated during the past week
over the corresponding period Of last
year and the activity in first mortgage
loans shows a healthy condition of the
market among the home buyers.
Weather conditions and the exodus of
brokers and investors on vacation trips
in August usually have a depressing ef-
feet on the market. The month Is large
ly devoted by the brokers to the plan
ming OF the fall business. This fact taken
into consideration. the outlook is good.
The largest transaction for the week in
volved the purchase of a tract in the
northwest suburbs by the Mt. Vernon
Seminary. incorporated. which is located
at Nebraska and Arizona avenues, be-
tween Quebec and Tilden streets, and Is
valued at nearly slo0, 900. A building loan
Of $4,000 was secured from the Aneri-
can Security and Trust Company for the
erection of buildings on the property
Senator du Pont Buys Houses.
For a consideration OF $4,000 Henry A.
du Pont. of Delaware, brought three
houses numbered ltoS to 1872 Seventeenth
street northwest The plans of the pur-
chaser were not made public.
The house belonging to Mrs. Agnes Will
lett, numbered 25le Connecticut avenue,
was purchased by Ralph D. Quinter, ref
cree in bankruptcy. The price paid is
reported at $4,000.
Premises numbered MS Fifteenth
street, northwest. has been transferred
to Clarke Waggaman by Mr.. Quinter and
the consideration is reported at $500.
7. A. Scott Thropp has invested 81 800
in the purchase Of house on Nine
teenth street, between r and streets,
northwest, formerly the property of Harry
A. Kite.
Loan Market shows increase
The loan market. for the opening days
OF August, shows an increase of nearly
$4,000 over the record for the preced-
ing week. The exact figures in loans
for the past six days show sss5, ,s2l. s.,
borrowed on the security of I75 lots at
an average interest rate of ST per cent.
The major portion OF the weeks loans
were OF the straight variety and to-
tailed 3f27 5s5. The sum of all the notes
given for deferred purchase money was
sS.536.S. Building associations advanced
to members s7osoO
An aggregate OF s5oo,747.S7 in county
property was returned to favor as a
basis for loan security pledge.
Encumbranees TO the extent OF sl6,-
3s7. 50 were placed upon land in the north
west section. Loans on southeast prop
erty amounted to 333 800: southwest SO
2oo, and northeast sc55S7.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-06
", B. "a. Line
Earnings gain
Increase in July 81, 900 Over
the Same Month in
1915.

The Washington, Baltimore and Annap-
OILS Electric Railroad Company began the
last half OF the current year with a graft
flying increase in revenues as compa red
with last year, according to reports re-
ceived yesterday from Baltimore The
official statement of earnings for July will
not be made public before the latter part
of this month, but 1t is said the gross
revenues of the property for that par
tcular month increased between Sc, 900 and
1900 over the record for the same month
I'm 1915.
While the Elks' convention was a con-
tributing factor to the good showing of
the road, there were substantial gains
In general business over last year. The
railway closed the first six months Of
1916 in splendid shape. both gross and
net earnings being away ahead of last
year.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-06
COTTON MARKETS.

New York, AUG S-Hssry general buying carried
the cotton market today almost to the high point
1 Friday. Reactiopists who had sold on yesterday
reports Of rain In Texas covered with a rush and
hsrs also was considerable buying IN expectation
Of strong market at Liverpool on Monday The
British exchange was not in session to-day.
The market closed at net gain Of aa5 points.
weIl-kno~n Texas cotton man telsgrsphed that
In the best producing section Of that State the
plant beginning 10 go back.
Port receipts for the day were estimated at 500
bales compared with e,4E bales last week and
l,s5l bales last year.
The Chronicle estimates the visible supply OF
cotton in the world at "a bales against 5 iS7
bales last year.
The American supply is 2Gg, 81 bales, eontrasted
with 3,lC.ts bales a year ago
Furnished By n l.. Carpenter & Co
The Washington herald., 1916-08-06
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.

- Eleventh street southssst-RiErl o. Belt 70
500
rs North Carolina avenue s0uthess-Jsmes Cant
well ct u Mary A. to ThunIs A. Snd Msry y.
CsntWsll. lot Co. square ~. SO
1915 Sixth street northvest-Frederick {. RitseE
shofer Emile R. von Ezdorf Otilds RittsrshoIer
and Augusta II. Belt, 70 MARY W Ackrcyd rsrt
original lot J. SQUARE ss. SIC.
l7s De Sales street northwest-John A. CLANCY
TO Agnes L. Ainict lot 70 square Ia, SO; trust.
500
streets northeAst-Thsodore A Seyenhuysen to Sadie
a Sersnhuysen. lot 3 square los so.
Tenth and streets southsss-Kste J. Rielles
TO Thomas s. and Nora A. Rsnev. lot . square
80 SO.
S5 Thirteen and -a-hAH street northwest-Arns. l.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-06
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

New Yors, Aug. S.-Mensy on call today uied
between n and ser cent. On Monday "a per cent
-as the maximum, per cent low. and 2a per cent
lhe basis fer renewals On Tuesday the high
advanced to n per cent. With q. per cent the
minimum. and the ruling rate "a pr cent. Wed
nesdAJ and Thursday the range was 9.a2h per cent
and ~ per cent for renewals. On Friday the high
vas only IN per cent, which WAS also the ruling
quotation and per cent the low
Time money rather quiet. Rses: T.z3 per
cent tor sixty days, Sss rer cent for ninety DAYS
81 per cent for four months 3. per cent for five
and siI months
Mercantile paper vas bought moderately this week
here and elsewhere Rates: 3<a4 per cent fer sixty
to ninety days indorssd bills receivable isIs per
cent for choice four to six months single names.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-06

large. crate. TSsl.o; do. Gems, crate, 2SG75
Anne Arundel basket, Soz7S: Eastern Shore. CRATE
2s75; corn. nearby. sugar. dozen, ssli. cucumber.
native. basket, sOA5o; s1psnts native basket,
tSsfS; huckieberries, quart, ss6i lima beans peach
basket, 6ta75; lettuce. native, bushel box. 2si0;
New York. basket box Loosl 50, Cni0ns Virginia,
bssket, yeIlow. LoosllS DO. yellow b5l 5ooSSBo:
do. white. bbl.. 2soa275: Maryland and Pennsyl-
Tsnis. yellow bushel. lloAl .; pssches Mountain.
carrier. l0sl 20; do. Eastern Shore Maryland boz
5os75; do. basket aG5o; do. cArisr. ess5; Western,
bushel basket 2Ssl 90 pins1pples, Florida crate.
as 70 SIZE. l.Za2-JO; rhubsrb. native bunch. "a;
squash, native. basket, 8zS tomatoes. Norfolk.
crate. 5oNs5 Potomac, crate, SS6U; Anne Arundel.
haskst, ripe &s4e; Eastern Shore. 6pe basket,
3D.S; uAternslOns. seiects 100. D.ooA2SU; primes,
loo. l6oos1.n; cuTs. 100, s.ootloOo
The Washington herald., 1916-08-06
Exports Show Increase,

The Bureau OF Commerce OF the Depart
ment OF Commerce yesterday Issued
bulletin showing a material increase in
the value of exports OF domestic bread
stuffs, .cottonseed oil. meat dairy prod
ucts. cotton and mineral oils during the
month OF June as compared with the
record for the corresponding month last
year. The bulletin. however, shows a
marked decrease in the exports for the
year ended June 30. 1916, as compared
with those for the preceding year