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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-25
IowANs CHRONICLE HISTORY.
Professors Macy and Steiner, Of Grin
nell Write Historical Volumes.

Professors Macy ana o'eineT, VI WIN
nell Write Historical Volumes.
Special to Times-Republlcan.
Grinnell, Oct, 25.-Professors Macy
and Steiner, of Grinnall each have
been invited to write one OF the vol
umes of the Chronicles of America
series now being prepared by the Yale
University press.
DIR. Steiner's book is entitled The
Foreisner' and Professor Macy's con-
tribution called THE Crusade Against
Slavery. Both professors are now
working on the books.
The chronicles" series when COM
pleted will treat the important forces
in the development OF America, In
detailed and comprehensive manner
The fifty volumes Of the series are be-
ing written by experts In various fields
all over the country.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-25

ing their son. Ray Bennett. left for
home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Spickler arc en-
joying visit from the latter's brother.
Arthur Gillett. OF Cumberland. Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. !. Wilcox returned
Tuesday afternoon from visit with
their daughter. Mrs. Jesse BrinksEhoff.
at Waterloo, and son Ed at Rowley.
Those attending the grand chapter
Of the Eastern Star at Cedar Rapids
this week are Mrs. A. NJ. Dobson. Mrs.
Fred Fish, Mrs. Dora Wonser, Mrs. John
Alden and Mrs. w. G. Dobson.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-25
ROMANCE SHORT LIVED.
Veteran Marries in Haste and Is Soor
~ nivoree Court

in Divorce Court.
Special to Times Republican.
Ida Grove. Oct 25.-Qtto Mack aged
so, a veteran Of the civil war, met Mrs.
Nancy Wittenburs while. they were
both sojourniIlg at Hot Springs, SD,
because of rheumatism. Three weeks
after forming an acquaintance. Aug. ID,
1916, they were united in marriage and
came to Ida Grove to live. Monday,
Mrs. Mack filed petition for divorce,
claiming that the husband had been
cruel and used foul and insulting Ian
guage in her presence. Mack, who has
llved in Ida county since 1880, claims
that the wife has been married four
times. The wife asserts that Mack told
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-25
Sorry sh. Spoke.

John" she said sternly. father saw
you this morning going into a pawn
brokers with a large bundle"
Her sutton flushed. Then he replied
in low voice:
YES. that is true. was taking the
pawnbroker some of my old clothes
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-25

her that he was well-to-do and owned
a fine home in Ida Grove and was situ-
ated financially 10 keep her In comfort
and ease, but that since her marriage
she found that such was not the case.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-25
Resinol
her
itching. skin.

81 had a terrible case Of eczema which
covered both my hands. My fingers
began to itch, then tiny water blisters
came which formed sores all over my
hands: ! sun cred iof two years, getting
very little rest or sleep because of the
terrible itching. used very many rem
edie1 but they all failed to give me any
relief. tried Resinol Ointment and
Resmol Soap and got immediate relief.
my hands were completely cured.
They aye sefs and white and without
blemish, and ! shall never be without
Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soapi in
my homs.: tSigned) Mn. Jacob SchwaItz,
1263W. CsrySt. Richmond, Va. Jan. II.
All druggists ell Resinol Ointnsnt and Resinol
SsaH. YM ire sample d seh, write to Dept 5-R.
1ssaao,, 1aitnsss. ~. Xss6 isttv tn Aiss.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-25

You see. he and his wife are swfully
hard up"
"Oh, John, forgive met" exclaimed
the young girl. How truly noble yoa
are!"
The Washington herald., 1916-08-01
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore, July 5.-EGGS-Market quiet Mary-
istd. P-nnsy1rtris- suS nearby frts. z: E<stefn
SAcre. usulApu- sDc Firgin~ hr.cs .. wessssn
lohiol hrsts, .; West Virginia hrsts. p; Southern
esss Is strong. Western tresh case count q.
and csndIed 2sss s-''
BUTTER-sepsritor extras zsazsi; do. trsts "a
81 S.,ss,, s s; s-s-. ne, ats,. 80, S %
.sttas, sac; Srrs. 8sr; Sslrr' prrts MIryltrn
eeanssrsnis and pirsni. eItT.t z<ssi hrytsf 2r.7
sts.s P.esed. aat.: 2.
wiss -srser. cr1cfzns tpsfns. * 10 ISs 22l2s DO
IA to ~ Ibs~ asa; -4o..--1neer-iA rrs -; a.
white lesborns azll; do. old h,ns, Ibs and oreT
l:Lao;. snail q Medium, 70: d., old roosters and
.sss. gslI: ducss. tnuscovy spd nonsel. old. IAni
60 Whit. pesfngs old. ii; az. indian runners,
old. l2sl3; do, pnddt-.- large fat old, EsII; do
.n-n Npsor1 12aHr de, .Istns. over ~ pa. "a;
Soaps pair. 3 suipea -tosl. OId each, 20
ESsTF.sLss tsF,. aS2 & eEEEN ERRP!Ts-fOs. !.
rbl.. 7.7ssf %. York' River, tsi, l7ss2to; Rappa-
arnnock. -bS. Is,s2U; so.. Bsstern Shore yitsifd.
sb ,lSSa2 CO. DO, nearby, bushef bar ess7o; s~eets
nsE yeIleWs. bbl--4- -9ls45o; ysns. new. l,ry..
bright, pol, 375si1 spples, Early Harvest, fanc5,
Der hbl.. l5cei.7s;' do. small per bSl, posl s.
do. A-bbl basket 4oa6o; beans NATIVE, green PER
bushel, sozs' be~ts hstiv.i bunch. 2s3: "blsct-
berries Eastern Shore Maryland, ct. iss; 40,
RsppsAannoex bueket- 2S&S; rasosse, nsti-s. crate
S.zs;- dos 100 -SoesAo; do. - E~sern Shore ~glf.
ginia, peS hs.. sesTS; cautsloapes North Csro-
Ena- csste. 5ss 90; do, York River. large, crate.
PAL %: DO, Gems crate, 7Slcs; DO. Anne Arundel
basket. sos7s; do, Eastern Shore fg's) crate
oaD; corn, RaTpshsnnoci, dozeu: ealp; DO
nesrt. e1tsr. -6pnea lozie. cucufrbcr,:-- native
basket, Io~5li eSgptants,- native. basket. esarB;
huok,eberr,eS per--qssr, 5a6; lima beans, pesch
basket. -aaee; lettuce native. boshel boz pzg5
dos New-IQrk. bssket -or boz, ~Looala: ocions
Tirsinis. yellow, bs<ket, iooslfo; do. yeIlos PER
sot. eoas s9; dOs. white. 2soc do Maryland
and repuss slrsni. yellow. buse, IupaI 10; psrcheS
Geerrsr carrier cAI.5e. do.s EAsern Shorv M.r3-
land. 5oS7s; do. basket sss : DO carrier. eo~ss
s~srs, Nan, ElizabesA,. bsssst nsso; piresppies
FLORIDA crate, Lzs2a; rhubsrb. native burct
isIA sQuash. native bssket. 25sQ; tomatoes. Nor.
folk crate 75alz; DO. fotomsu T5shse; oo
Anne Arundel rpe. basket. 4oses: do. Eastern
Shsre, ripe basket Bah; wsternelons selects
No. . 00a90 90; DO; primes loo ISpsa 90; do. euIls
70 snsnm - = - -
The Washington herald., 1916-08-01
DEEDS OF TRUsT

squAre 2lo. lot IS-Es,sHe s. Kirby q ,r
William A. 10 Wharton L. Lester and Michael
AssooItioa ysp ---1-'
soosre -. lct l5-AIAry r. Bloodrood to Unius
TruSt Co. 70 SecEe Washington Loan & nus
@, No0: yesrs, per cent semi-snnu,Ily
LeUrott Par lots 2 and =. block IS-John N
Botts Il uS- Ida v. to WGshinrron Loan a
tug Association GOl1
Square ~. lot so=Le~is C White 70 Ens5
W. Young and William l. Evans. 10 secure Harr1
B White s ooo: wears, pe- cent
Square l0T lots l0 and Ic-Fred A No-vs,
ct uI Annie NJ. to B. Fr1ucis saul and J. wrle,
Jacobs. 70 secure ThOmss z. Alleu Sz0: yen
: per cent. ssni-Gnuuslly OF lot To- same Il
EAnt to- secure SINE S.25o; yet1. per cent
scsni-snnuEry. -on lot l62
SQUIRE leT. ldt lO2-Frrd L. Ci<us ., n, I,-,f,s
NJ. 10 Harry " Packard and RIyn,nd J y1-r
buchen. 10 secure Fed A. Norway s. 600: mouthr
psyments per cent
SQUARE 20. lots { and e-RlEDchs N. Beehis
10 II. ID. Gordon. 70 secure Fulton r. Gordos
S.s4e3: mcuthly payments. 5 per cent
Sddkre Szl, lot I4-Ie6na J Trumbo Ct viz
Looi C., % S. Higgins Terry and Barbsrl Rotner
to secare Capital RsHsty Co.. s5SSS monthly pay
meDts,- Per cent.
Chllum Castle Manor. parcel I'6T-Leonssd I.
Tschudy 70 Arthur Cart and Marvin A C,istix
TO secure Perpetual Building Association cOc1;
same 70 same % secure Angus LamOnd $50; %
uooths. per cent, seurf-snrutIlv
-squsre loI.- lot -is-John H Puokraan o. M.
EsteBs ws5-tO Arthur Ctrr and Nfzrvfn A. C,IytR
70 secure Pe-p-tuIl Building Association 500:
Square 3pD. lot t2-Enwood h MyerS ard Flor
encs ". Nyeu to Arthur Can sod Marvin A. Gus
as 70 selrs Perpetua1 Buildins AsscciItion g 20
Square 1889. BOT l-Sidneg PSige Fl W HHde
saro D, 20 Harry L. Rus and Geo-fe Oalrt-s
Bowie. 70 secure 4 Elizabeth OIphtnt 500: I!
yesS. 81 per cent, semi annually
Dousias, lots 3 and E-John G. II Lgons = ux
Georfn, TO Chspih Brown and HsnrT Y Be-r>
r1r-u. to secure Oriental Buildins A~ncistiou Ma
s. 400. -.--r- t
LeDrost Park. west part lot S and cast pan los
R, block lS-NOrth State Mutual Irnrrv--neut %
70 Richard Z. PSiro and Theodore n Gm n,
% secure Paul V. Rogers !. .sOs team. per es-It
sczniannuslty. .a 49,
GrssslSnds, parts descihtd-Mouut vernon s-ni
nary. nc 10 NstioaSl Saviuts a TS7ust o.. 70
secure American Security TrlSt Co. S5SC3
and YEAR, per cent. semi annually Ssms
10 same 70 SECURE ElizAbsth ]. Scners s2n
years; 5 per cert. ssmi-GnnusIy: also 70 sec1Irs
AdeliH G. Bensley s,5.oU; 5 years per cent
sczpi-anDuIlly
The Washington herald., 1916-08-01
The World Of Finance and Complete Legal and Real Estate Reco
WzsHlHIE6F PE011CE.

Quotatsons Given below srs fr~ large ,sts Of GOOD
marhetabis- cppds osty JoobSD' ysicss axs 1isp<E.
t0ps GsdO Ay y soie-sSs. lsser ~$eacy epo4s
eo1nmaDd higher psieeActe - ~
Ho0s-Frssh. pes Dos. EaA.
5UTTER-Best psiptA Dew. per NJ. M: DO.
mo. rer!o.. ~. peocev> PET H.. .; aofs-pAeksd.
~ ". 4eki. t's-s- - - - 3 - ~ =
LARD mn. pure per n. Iisl2: o.. compound.
pg y. ehs ccstcossed ~ psrecaA. 1~
SHEESE-kM Tori. ns~, "a ~. y: dst. pes
%. ssiS eonsstie. PIT u. ,; a.. f0ssiss'
LIVE. gQULrRY-Hen. per H.. lssac; rooster,.
per ~. y Sla1pw ddcka pH 10. Iksu. otcksne,
spring, per h.. Ds1; turkeys per lb.. 70.
GREEN GOODS-Beans. per basket, na5; besta,
per 100, l.oos2oo; cabbage. new. per crate, ka65;
esntaloupes, per crate loca3oe; carrots psr bunch
as; caulinower. per bssket. 0sLeo; celery. New
York. psr crate. 6os7.oo; corr. .>per dos. als: -f
eumben per bsskst. H.7s; ey4hlinf,, pa
ernts. na5o; escrlsbts pei erate fsat4; taie.
pr bbl.. Ease <ttoes. Nsy yort. pH bssket.
t6s2.o; lettuce, VI ebl. ..-f0fz.H: oniops. per
barrel ssoatoo; psppe per crate. soai 90; potatoe.
Per bol. zoo; tomatoes. nearly. PET. boz sBs;
turnips per bunch, saih. - .
FRUIrs-Apples. per bbl, feea1p; cherries. per
crsts. aooa3.5o: grapefruit. per box. sps5.so;
lemons. per boa. ..sA4os; orsnsss per- crate. looS
1lsi peschs. per iuatpr nSh1fy; panesppae. Dsr
ries per et.. ss: haetisbsuia. pr ct. sale;
nafermefous sscS -zenA ~ ~
LIVE srocK-veG calves prime per h.. Io1islI.
DO. medium. psr b.. ssaN; sphns lambs. fat. pei
The Washington herald., 1916-08-01
CHICAGO GR4p MARKET.

Chicago July a-Funy 10000 bushels Of Sep
tembsr wheat have scrn purchssef ty-a coteris Of
nch Eastern Ipen. ana IL a said that they stand
rssdy 1>shsots .ddi,icnsl ietr-so fstttsf ~rhsshr
the mslba sdtsp or-dsclioes. - 49,
me fnrr. part o1 PIE g6fsi trade is at sea"
as 70 tbs yuyfns power in vhssr pin y has bsep
sarned that tie Big spetvisters have At dlf-
feTeRt -times beA seen in 'wf1esi az well as m corn
TAss bslsspe Asst -vsile the bg movement In rhs
Southwest will frighten many Of the -tul4e4s out w
their position that an. wsrat to come forward viii
BE- wanted 70 az up, the NAM holes that arc nov
I'm pttf ar thAt<t .il be taten on and bed tor
bne. 81 49, II ." - = d.
AS%e wheat market at Chicago irregular
and unsess,ed sdaI. .The1ses<hyT future -rry, ac
kg.r. Ebils, the more oeferssd .dssn.rd ssS
cpp ,prt. VIII yorse thfs on any yveIsous day
sfnce the damage reports have been isert IN. -
nsns N the trade eeI,ve that the sensstionsl sd.
,s,ess .nnis have dfscotfted q s.t dsaI o. ics.es
s-son -shosef -rreSsaar rnt ur,cttied .fhe nrsrfy
mocths beiAg Sal<s lo~er ~hiie tb~ fyturex 4irse
tur,aa ssaI wae unshspsea snd As more detsssd
Nc ioyd.- - -' ---
'ro,ts kal4c lower and the volume Of trade was
quree' Tfefe ~ss a fair Eastern demand On all
s.tv, spoe tIt-this Wis oSset by lioersr hsasihs
sGlss-'..-' - 49, s-.-s - s-~-f
The Washington herald., 1916-08-01
Stocks normal
ON WALL Street
Accumulation on Large Scale
Continues-National Fl
. nances Worry Banks.
CBy the international News servlee)

CBy the international News serNieeD
New York, July Sl.-Stocks continued 10
day the normal drift toward prices WITH
out news developments OF importance.
Accumulation on a large scale continues.
The public was still absent but brokers
reported that the volume of buying or
ders lust under the market is increasing
and Is now much larger than the selling
orders. Such a condition OF brokers
books usually supercedes an advance oil
a market. The list is ripe for demon
stration by some professional operator OF
good judgment.
Among banks there is a good deal Of
worry in regard to national finances. One
important banker said that in view OF
the fact that the government Is entering
on a period Of unparalleled expenditures
which will make necessary the greatest
revenues ever collected, he had serious
doubts as to the ability Of the present
administration to raise that money in
such a way as not to hamper business.
Total of war orders placed in the last
two weeks Is estimated at about s120-
90, 600. This should mean at least seo,-
OOo, 900 of net earnings divided among the
various companies.
Although the national railroad strike is
considered no longer as a menace the
street does fear that a local traction
strike Is a possibility. 1t was understood
in banking circles today that directors
Of the local traction companies had at
secret meeting decided to announce a
material increase OF wages In the hope
Of avsrting a strike. They admit that
wages in this city are much too low
in view OF the high cost OF living here
compared with wages and living cost
in other cities.
Crop news was bad but altogether In
line with recent forecasts so that It had
little impression on the market
-,N1 81
reported at prices slightly below the pub
licly quoted figures.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

FRS Addition 10 Washington HishlGnds-Ber,
man L. Cowgirl ct u1. MKItha L. 10 RAYMOND J
and Gertrude c. Canpben, lots D and z, souars
Sis $40 ~
d. EdwsTv Clsrke, trustee. LOT %, square Ssl so.
siIteeuth and Oak streets nOgthwcsr-T6omas L.
Lloyd e uI. Helen G.. to James 7. Lloyd lots e1s
", ~ and parts lots and a. Mount pleasant
abd Pleasant Plains SO o. -'-
Central AdditiOn-CIsrt A Msrden 10 n s.
Parks. lot "a sQusr ae SO
WhitehhyeD-Nornan Il Ryon et ny Nary s,
70 Anna ~ Hshaesb lOt Il. bOck ; square Izs.
Kentucky IVenue bctveen and h streets south
esst-Fred A Norway ct W Annie N 20 Ffed
L. and Louisa N. Cisle. lot lo2 squar. .UT, so.
NtllA PSrk- Lamont B. Smith et u1 F1orpncs J.
TO John J. Boyle. lot 5. square Ee3. 500
CHEVY Chase Grore-Fultor r. Gordon es ux
Cors A., TO BlEnehe n Beohtle. lots 4 and 1,
squsre 2u. s.22Ies.
'7@ Ninth street bcrthesst-Frank Luke 10 Henry
V. Luke. ooe-haf interest in lot 3. squar. ~ 81.
Chiilum Castle MHnos-Edvzrd r. CoIiadHy "a
W. Cora A., TO Leonard L Tschudy parcel ils-,
SIS Nineteenth street Dorthvest-H.rist y. Der
rick to Wuliam s. Reeve. part original lot 4
squsre LIS. so.
Hil, IT,. truxtees. to No-Ch STATE Nutusi I'm
po1eulent Co., pars lots 6 and &C. block IS EW
Til Ffteenth street northwest-Assou n Rich
srdson and Paul L WRIGHT trustee 70 E,lvocd
s. coo .'' " " -
rriEoD. sIenu. and oueeee street porthv.~-
Elizabeth J. sornets 70 Mount Vernon Seminary.
Inc. part Of Grsssl.nds S1p
Sebcaska and Tldeu stzeet ps-thwes.-
Adeiia G. Hsnsley To Mount vernon Seminar. -.
psrt Of GrsaaandA .D&A. ,-,~
= ySS-I -
The Washington herald., 1916-08-01
NEW YORK GRAIN.

more active. No l Northern, T. o. b. !-4lA ; No.
s-rvd Z. o. b.. l.s5l4 TO arrive No. hard winter
l.s<&- {. o. D.: No l, macaroni TO arrive. INK
No. Manitoba, lpa.- Exporters took 900 600
bushels, ehtefy Msnttoba, -mAcaruni, and hard
winter. New 40. D bard winter, T. 90 b. 9uf.
quoted SC -oser Septemhsr fs~ August 81 -over for
September. and "a over. for October. -, -.
OoRN-Stsady; light inquiry. No. yellow.
fresh h-shelled to srriJs. sgh. a f:-Nos3 fresh
shelled to arrive. g. c T. T.
oRfSWesherf quiet inquiry. Standard, f7ka
Gs; No. white. 45s4aaTt No. white, t5assA ;
dstatoe balls, 'unsradea. G14aisA. Eaportsrs took
5000 ou1rsls =. - - - - -
The Washington herald., 1916-08-01
POPULAR
ON CITY Change!
$l6,0 900 Worth Of W. R. & E.
As Change Hands-Aetna
Deal Rumored.

Rather good demand for bonds and
somewhat -restrieted- trading tn---storks
were the features sof yesterdays session
OF the washington Stuck-Exchnmge.
Sfxteeif thousand dollars g worth OF Wa sh-
ington Railway i& Electric ID. were soId
at 81 la City and Suburban -5s-- were
traded In at 'fo2 i-2, and-Potomac Eiec<
trio Consolidated 5s brought mi ~ Six
shares OF Mergenthalef-~sbid At $50 r-2-
with closing of rss- ir2 BID and 16o 3-4
asked. Eanston was nominal with 81 bid
and 8 asked An odd lot"of Fed eraf Ma!
nonal Bank stochewa sold at 80.
Quotations on utiiity' shares remained
stationary. = .'F'+ .-sg-a .r'ss' e.. .
The Washington herald., 1916-08-01
Views of NJ nrket.

The following stock opinions yesterday
were received sby-.W. .R..Hibbs "a Co !:
Spencer-Trnsk- and Company-The stock
market seems likely .>o--remain in a
state of dullness until. thoroughgoing
readJusttnent !. s--been made - -
Josephthal l. and .Gonnpany-The public
is not IN the market at the moment.
Chandler Eros.-we advise strongly the
purchase, of the coppers and railroads
stocks on drives at prices ..... ''-,'
Hutton-We cannot. but endorse the
present feeling 'in"the-" stock market
policies of the leading financial interests.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-01
supreme Court, District Of Columbia
Suty Oty1stOn No. Il.
CHEF Jusdce Ceyington.

Equity Dfyfslon No. 4.
CHEF Jushee Csyingten-
Richardson VS.. Fitz simons ct al;
auditors report confirmed; plaintiffs at
toFneysi M. N. Richardson and Lyon &
ssssl tenoans s''orney !onn a.
stott vs.. Sweeney; Joseph H. Sweeney
substituted as trustee; bond g, 500; plain
tins attorney, i. H. Linton
Caywood ct al VS.. Hepburn; reference
to auditor; plaintiffs attorney, c. C. Cay
wood; defendants attorney, w. B. Guy.
Yates ~. >fafes; ~petitfon granted to
file rule; plaintiffs attorney. John Lewis
Smith; DEFENDANTS attorneys, Leckie, Cox
& Kratz and T. H Patterson.
Jackson vs. Jackson; order 10 file petit
ton without prepayment OF costs and rule
returnable August Z; plaintiffs attorney.
Henry z. Davis
Kuster VS.. Kuster; order granting leave
to prosecute suit without prepayment Of
costs; plaintiffs attorney, J. William
Shea
Lewis VS.. Lewis; rule discharged and
alimony pendente lite reduced; PLAINTIFF s
attorney George A Maddox; defendants s
attorneys, w. H De Lacy and L. A
Rover.
National Savings and Trust Company
VS.. Presbytery Of Santa Fe; decree con-
STRUNG viii: appeal noted; bond for
costs 500; or supersedeas 1900; plain
tiff's attorney, J. J. Darlington; defen-
dants attorneys, A. o. Clephane, r. S.
Day and Samuel Herrick-
Mahoney VS.. Ashoney; rule continued
to August 2; piaintir's attorneys. E A.
Jones and c. r. Ahslt
WassefRrug VS.. 'Wssserkrug: Harry J.
Gerrtty appointed -to-defend: plaintiff s
attorney, David Wolf e 80 10.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-01
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK,

Baltimore. July a.-CATTLE-Receipts f< III.
weea eeted noon to-day .eY y sss hesdrasafust q,
sssa lA4 RsseipsA, 90 esrlssds for snrxet
Tor the geek, 81 carloads Tor. msrkst Today AsrscS
sc higher- on all grades, Quote. Steep, caoso..
go 10 c75S good butcher. 8 - to 800; medinrp,
SIS to SD common, 7.l5 to 765; heifers, choice
~ 10 70; txtr 70 eood- go TO I.oo; 1unmbs 10
a'sdisrny $50 20 ZOO. blhs hs.,cboee. sArspnf %
fair TO good 500 to- 50; aammsa.sso nediu. .ASQ
70 500; COVE. choice. $50 to SIS fair gpod q
to - csnmou TO medium. I'D to 80; fresh cas5,
SHEEP AND LAMBslRedapts, 10 The wees
eudtd< noon today were. 50 Nhesd srainss 70 esl
hesd Last weet. Fsis ~upTsy smassst hsaer- Quote:
Sheep 2nla1,po; ooan %, <xtra, ,-lI5 .ys--
day were ss3 hsed against Us head Ia1 week. Fsu
supply; msrket steady. Quote, Calves, s1sl2o9
The Washington herald., 1916-08-01
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
COTTON MARKETS,

New York. July q.-operations in oottor, were
not large today and after displaying steadnefs the
market TUNED easier. Official reports frurn Texas
showed fairy heavy showers over Sunday at many
stations. with no extreme tenperatures anywhere in
the state. leading TO moderats prssaars- Ths out
look for better veal in the Eastern belt ao
checked buying.
Part Of the selling was based on fed - that
any decline indicated BY he Federal Deps rtmens
OF Agriculture has been discounted by the advance
OF the last week Trading failed to develop feature
IN me iAst horr. prices going within . range Of
TO points Last quotations were steady net un-'
changed to points lower
Spot at Liverpool was quiet at an ad,anos Of .
points On the bass Of s. sd for 1niduplrnd
The Washington herald., 1916-08-01
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York July A.-FLoUR-stronx; business
restncted Kansas straights TO arTirs. IN car lots
s.0oS 2s; spFtns patents August TO September.
s.oua6 30; spring clears, Ds5.e; soft straight 10
arrive 54oasp; new hardLwtnter straight for Au-
EustSeptsnbef. sT5a6 10. An quotations ars on
sack basis in Wholesale lota
PORK-Steady; demand is moderate. Mess Is Ds
z.soi- tsmilys--|G sasss5ay -cie.r7-HopaRSe -
BEEF<IpQuiry- ia inactive. -PricesAsaady. Packet
ls5oaiso oo:' fmily. is5aaaoS extra India mess,
nn0f
lLARD-Stsady; inquiry is inactive Prime West
ern ap; refined continent. l+6; South American.
AGO; refined Braz.lisn in kess $50; beef stearne
lohlci4 CENTS lard stsariRe quiet At llaliE cents
The Washington herald., 1916-08-01
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

New YORK, July a.-Monsy on call today opened
at ~ per cent; high "a per cent; low. ~ pen
cent close. ~. Most OF the loans-were at 2it.
Time money at the opening of the week was
easier with a moderate business. partly In indus
trial collateral at to AZ per cent for six montha
Rates on mixed collateral. Sa3k per ornt for 70
days; 5l.a5s per cent for % days; 9sa4 per cent
fer four months; 5Aa4 for eve and six months. i'
Mercantile paper also easier. and more sales
were made at per cent than for time
past After early full assortment Of attractive
names was offered. Rates: 4a41s per cent for co 10
% days indorsed bill reoeivable as well as /for
chOics four and six months single names.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-01
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore, July A--WHEAT-Receipts. l2.S
bushels. westerp: shjpnents IRON e'erator.. I2sos
bpshsls; stock In tist.tots. I.5ls.l3 bashss. Tbe
pusyfet opeped easier. Is fallovs: Spot, Icy; 10.
. Weston, i!Eii : yuly, Ig,s; septsmbef. i;a1
. coRNERecsFpes las76 busheis westsrni Nip
ments from pieyatorxs 20 Az SusAels stoct In s-
sassa, -acsrass-sssssA --4A> RAsses opreee ease<.
Spot and Iuly. r. nominal. - -
OATs-Receipts zB.ses bushels; withdrawn from
elerators, 3I6B bushels, stocA IN SeratosS ssl SO
btshelE Prizes were: staHdrd white is; No.
SsvtitR Has5.4, No. white. IS4 -
The Washington herald., 1916-08-01
Cireuit Division No. 4
Chief Justice Coyfnxton,

WilliamS<s- Burer; Judgment for plain
tiff for s1oo without costs; plaintiffs "a
torneys. Joseph P. Neal and A. W. Gray;
defendant s attorneys, G. Percy NcGIue and
VI. J. Colbert.
to-sutnit bill of exceptions and file tran:
script extended to September !; plaintiffs
attorneys. & Worthfngton and Pau
8. Desh; DEFENDANTS -attorneys, r. !
Uhiteford and r. T. williams
The Washington herald., 1916-08-01
New Orleans
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chcsxo. July g--HoGs-Rscsfpe. n, ,ps had
weak; bulk. s6sloo; Hight. ssosisos: mixed, ga
1905; heavy, aoAlo6; rough. sbas %; ptrx Ira
s8 =. -
CATTLE-Receipts s.no head: weak; native be.s
cattle 6soaio 70; stocksrs and fs-drs 6oaasm.
cows and heifsrs. s5oaa3: calves sDalzW,
sHEEP-Reoeipts. Heoo head weak: = wether.
s75aa5; lambs. T50alI co.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-01
Tobacco Products Feature Curb.

Tobacco products featured' the New
York curb during. the early AFTERNOON
yesterday, about 40Os- shares selling from
"A 6-s to 45~ Demand for the stock, ac-
cording to traders, continued to come
from interests connected with some of
the biggest curb movements. - -