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The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-17

Those German divers are making the world sit up and take notice. First they are In one place and twenty four hours later we find them in another looatSon- Next thing the Teutons win spring an oceaUic aeroplane un us.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-17

OFFICIAL CITX PAPER
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-17

You'n have to hand It to the Demt cratic reception committee. They handled the nrrtTal and de- parture of their lender chief in true style. Nothing like doing the job up right. Hi Gill couldn't have had a better send off.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-17

Some little band that wh&cb plays in 1kagway. They thrilled the air last night cn the arrival ot MT. Sulzsr and stirred the audience wit lof-Y music preparatroy to the eT- ening speech,
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-17

SAN-TOX VIOLET TALCU8 should Be on Your Dressing Table - Smooth as Satin, Fragrant as Vio lee Get 1t st Keller Bros, the San-Tox Drug Store.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-17
ITORLAL
ss-. .., s.2sss. < < x <
PNiGN CLAIMS

t.. -@5cr portion of
 ....- s.-e.h with a thick
 honey. Charles Sulzer, ....s.. candidate for congress, .......L Go-orc tho voters of ... -...... and so,iitJ yCur votes ..-. .... y1.t Alaska is a great ....... .us pro p-cts of being tn
 ...r j. r-a great coUstella-
 T.ts.: that he made
 -.. Eu.a.ior and saw the
 ... -.s.I., that a full Ter
 .- .. -sga.umeuL would
 .... .o-a uc tla difticul-
 .. ,..., legislature, that ... ..- ... A.l a-ts os a dampeT -....r-.a Of ,he Territory ...... .. .s wiling 10 work hOn- r.. aas.aee~ent Of the
 . H.. why. We ask the ........... they turn from man
 ...L -rs people faith
 .....g .-L honestly, at
 ......= --- the advance
 ....-. and who has
 ..... .-. .a-ga for the Al
 .u.t nights speech We
 .- org .-- minute woul ....... -l.. She speaker ou the ..... .- ..a land ct Alaska or ... ..... ..-... which tr holds for fu- .... ..... ...-a.c. N-c wi. not even
 -.. .... the speaker that
 .- .....u portions of Alas
 . ... list ,. which tc live. If .... .. vas r-greseuted that .... .-....s..1 1.~ repre- sea;ed in .... l-.-..-. ,s being of diff ... -....cu rai.1s-t&ar should . ...-u t- bis side holding ... .... -.- serving the Alaska !. ..a - in tlo voters will .. -... ...sL Of the different ...-...lu .o lIr Wicker .. .... .-.. circulated by the
 .. u-. knowledge h. isl ... .-- R-u5licau, believing E.. ..n taeas and institu- .... ..... -...-. $ and stooping to .. ......... bosses. winch may ac- .-.- ... :. Ga.-ara-i9u to run on
 .......ae.t side of the
 .s t-.s several speeches ... E..- circulated tc his con- ... under tie Leave to Print ... ...- D. tie way is done by .- ...ca- candidate serving at ....t.a j. nothing other but ... favor. t his opponents ... .--.. the Congressional re-
 -...e lg has appeared be ..-t.-g. md ou the floor .. ...-- -.-.. 5a DeAaIt Of the Alas --...a. they will get a deal ..--.3gn which they are eith- ..w a.-ua.o. CT thru ignorance ... cy,r.ocA-d. ..lws cI lI-. Wtgkegsham that l--r.co.taI legislature has -- power than ft exercises is sub .--..t-1 .-d evidenced by the re . 1=-e-sca dc-iicn handed down he s-l FraGci-co court. The -.s- waz very silent on that t- Lis speech last night. h. ...aa Le rooted around and dug up sc--oI case. to illustrate his point aaout the dampery Organic | At. Nc state in the Union can -.ake al ot the laws tEat it wished sasre must be some check. The Organic At nay not be wOrded for rss tast. Lut dcez that fact enutle Er-. saI-ar to eI-t.on. Nay, MT. 1-o.e-. tle taots Of the case, are; Wa gre ably represented in con- c.sss ry g. man who knows more .1om Alaska than any other man !, the Territory. He hes worked a-4 5..T-u u. people in a public
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-17
JeaIoua ThlnaI

Miss Plainleigh-See my new engage ment ring2 Don't you think my fance showed excellent tastel Miss Ryval- Oh, yes-in the selection of the ringl
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-17

JUSTICE COURT FOR THE SKAG-
 WAY PRECINCT, TERRITORY
 OF ALASKA, FIRST DIVISION.
 P. H. GANTY, successors to Ganty and Grandson, g. co-partner- snip, Plaintiff,
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-17

The man whoJ wants everything he sees is Ekely in the end not to be able to get what he needs.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-17

You always make moro and better friends by opening your heart than by opening your mouth
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-17

To Cure a Cold in One Day. ,ake LAXATIVE PROMO QUININR 'ablets. Stop the Cough and Headache
 nd work off the Cold. Druggists refund a.oney fit fails to cure. E. w. Groves signature is on each box. g cents.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-21


wiss stated; Chickens choics. young best stock.
q; younG. b. ezpress. 10; White Leshouz. Ia
n; old henss pounds and over, II; DO, snail 20
medium. 10; old rooster and staes l0ail; duck.
young. Mnscory and Mongel. B; young White
Pekingz, l6aH; Indian Runners. young. Is; PuddlG.
over ~ bs.. B; d. smaller l4als; seese. Maryland
and virginia, fat. Isals; Southern and western.
lsa2o; pigeons. old. pair. %: DO. young %; guinea
fowl. young. TX pH. and up. each. so.ss; do.
smaller. 5oae0
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRuITs-Potstoes.
white. Western Maryland and Pennsylvsnia. busbel
i.5oal.n; do. New York and Jerbey, bushel l5os
leo; do. Eastern Shore. Maryland b1shsl. lsoAiS;
DO, nearby. bushel boz. l30al.35: sueex. Eastern
Shore. yelow~ barrel. aooa22s; DO. Eastern shore.
MARYLAND. barrel. 20a2B; do. Anne Arundel.
standard. barrel. 25a2s5: do small barrel L0oz2lo:
jams. large. bright. barrel. Lfo; apples. Western
Maryiand and Psnnulyania- packed. barrel. fsoa
$50; do. New York STATE, No. !. barrel. 1EaiD;
do. No. 2 barrel. lsosz3 beans NorfoIk. green.
basket L3Al.n: cabbase, native. lob tooss-n; do.
New York State. Danish. ton. S.0naiooo; DO. do
nestle. ton. 000a5.Oo: caulhower. Long Island.
crate. l5oal.fS: do, Maryland barrel. 2ooAz8;
celery. New York. bunch. aa5o: cueumber. Florida.
basket. Sooa33; EIapes. Concord, basket HAS;
do. Niagara. basket, nsls; do. cstsvbs. basket.
l6an: grapefruit. Florida. boa. 25aa1; horse-
radish, nearby. box. 22saa So kale Norfolk. barrel
@aLO: do, native. bushei boz 4osS; lettucy. Nor
folk. basket. 4OlIoo; onions. Maryland and Penn
sylTsnia. yellow. dry. bushsl, l.e5al.7B; DO. New
York and Western. yellow. loob. sack. SSosSa;
pears, Eastern Shore Kisffer. - hAsket 1s2s; Do.
barrel. l3al75; do. New York. BsrtlettA. barrel,
New York. No. !. barrel 45oa5.0c; spinach. Norfolk,
barrel. LOO: do. native bushel box Dsl5: tomstoes
native, npe. basket S0aS5; do green BASKET l0Gl5;
turnius. native. barrel. I.5OA20
The Washington herald., 1916-11-21
pHnADEIrEn PRODUCE

Phiedeiphia. Nov. 1y-BUTTER-hs msrls
naeo nm nnoa light odsrinu but thcrs vas ntfls
wholesale trading We quote: western s5lid -pansd
ceAnery. fan0 speciais. %; sztrA. Szsc; sxtrs
nrsts. n; hrstS Ssp; seoondN IN; rsnosnted eztsz
~ oo.. nrsA .; do, ssouods ~; nearby prints
nn5' -; aveIass extra. cast; hnstz. q: sseoods
-: special fancy bands q priuts st A.sl.
Dccs-Ths limited rsceipts q nns fresh en-, v.r.
kept eDseg ceaned up q COP psicel We ouots:
NesrU ezn1h. Per doz, q; nearby hrrt mn pa
Standard can; neartg current rco.lpas llsO p-s
0A; western utaa q pcr doz a. extra hrsas
- pr c.se; do. hntA izse; rfnss,.t1 eztns
n.0; 90, nnes. n-n; Do. secoods. lolso; ssa.cs~d
esu were tobbing Ut szAss pr doa
LIVE PoULTRY-F0wia, as % ou.nt,. nsis,
roostss. lala; spdnG ehicksns aoeordnf 20 au.lliy
leals; White LsEhorpa according 70 quality lsaif:
ducks. 40 TO Gizs and quality. Mals: turksys
80 -; seesc n.ni pissons. Old. pst. ss1; a.,
DRESSED PoUDrRY-Freshiin.d, dry-udlse
turkeys. pr n. fang, nearby. zsD; turtsys. wet
mon. lssS Fo~is, Z to bon. drJ-picked, fsseS D.
Iected, per D.. ah; weighing Asss po1nds spi.cs.
2; DO. pounds apiece. 3lk; doI ~ pounds aplsss
BAD; DO. pounds apiece haiT. Foxh IN hr-
reAA icepecked. fsncy. dry-picked, weighing asss
pounds and oFe. spiece. D4; vsAshins 4 pounds
apaece. ~; znaner sises lelh. oid roostezs, dry-
peked. per H., H: roasting Iehickens. Western.
ss1 pounds pr pair. =; bruilinr ehicens, western.
weighing sas pouDds Der pair. 2lsB; cickens. veigh-
ing ssSA pounds per pair M; d., mixed xiss-.
1aa; broleu, jersey. fancy. Nh; buiIsrs othsr
nearby. seehing MAJ pounds apisoe zGo; broiiss.
nearby, smaller a1es zan: duc,s. nearby srrine.
weighing II 10 u pounds. S.Tsaso; whits, vsirhinf
70 10 pounds. tIsssSIo; white. weighing pounds
l0atS; DO, pounds, 3sos ~: do essH pounds
27ssz0; dan. 15os1D; mall and No. ., Nsi!S
The Washington herald., 1916-11-21
CHICAGO. GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. Nov M-As predicted in this column
yesterdsy the shorts in wheat attempted to even
up their position today and they suffered big
losses in consequence. The market was In an
oVersold condition, and when the shorts attempted
to buy wheat. they were obliged to bid the De-
cember up from Sit to S.s2%, May from 81 .sSH
TO 81 .8k, and July from H.5y1 to 81 5e As is
usually the case the bears In wheat lacked judgment
when they pounded prices downward last week
without even thinking Of the fact that they would
be forced to reraee their steps and the wheat
at losses.
In addition to the orersold condition Of the wheat
market there were many important cables from
abroad and these favored the bull or long side
A far-reaching piece Of news came from Liverpool.
1t told Of the supplies there failing TO meet
requirements also OF the decrease in stocks
A message to Finley BaTell & Co.. from BuenOs
Aires said that the wheat condition there Is grow
ing worse that the crop Of the Argentine Republic
will not exceed 2 per cent Of normal. Another
cable said the exportable surplus Of the new crop
estimated IL only H7Oo.0Oo bushels and
that a movement is now on foot to place an en-
barge the grain yet to be threshed, as we'll as
that held in the various positions Of that country
Every big house in the wheat tSade filed the
pit with buying orders at the opening Of the
session today and buying orders continued to pour
into the market until the big bell sounded the
closing. The weeks exports were fully 275o00o
bushels below weekly estimated requirements Of
the importing countries and this fact more than
anything else reflects the actual bullish conditions
surrounding wheat.
The International Institute Of Rome one Of the
nAding authorities in the world, says that all
Nations confronted BY a grave situation owing
to the deficient crops. and the present supply,
which now Appears large and that 1t will quickly
decrease and by July l. the worlds visible will have
shown q decrease Of 100000 bushels
Coarse grains were higher, advances being shown
Of Ztsa2S for corn and Y for oats The action
Of corn similar to that in wheat-weak early
with a strong close. Oats closed strong The
visible supply Of corn increased 1900 bushels.
Chicago stocks increased l24ooO and while there
was an increase Of $4,000 bushels in the visible
supply f oats the Canadian visible decreased I'll 900
bushels.
Lard was the leader in both activity and strensth
There was heavy buying by shorts and the offer
ings were light part Of the day.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-21
COURT PROCEEDINGS
D. C. Court Of Appeals.

Present: Mr.. Justice Robb. Mr. Justics
Van orsdel. Chief Justice Covington and
Associate Justice Mccoy.
Arthur F. Kivis was admitted to
practice
5ol5. Sols and S0l7-Martin Fowler ana
Schulteis VS.. Splain: motion that causes
be heard together granted.
Order designating Chief Justice Coving-
ton to sit in the hearing and determine
ton Of certain causes.
100 patent appeal-Monte vs. Dunkley:
argument continued by Mr.. r. L.
Chappell for appellee and concluded by
Mr.. T. Walter Fowler for appellant
lO0 patent appeaI-Beyer et al vs..
Bradley; argument commenced by Mr..
Emil Starek for appellant, continued by
Mr.. F. C. Curtis for appellee and con-
cluded by Mr.. Emil Starek for appellant.
l01t patent appeal Thompson vs.
Storrie; submitted for appellant: argued
by Mr.. Arthur r. Kuvis for appellee.
l0S patent appeal Neckerman VS..
Saunders; argument commenced by Mr
c. p. Byrnes for appellant: continued hy
Mr.. c. c. Binthicum for appellee anc
concluded by Mr.. C. p. Byrnes for sp-
pellant.
1854 patent appeals-In re Armstrong
Cork Company: argument commenced bv
Mr.. c. p. Byrnes for appellant and con-
cluded by Mr.. ". r. Ballard for Com
missioners OF Patents.
Adjourned from day to day.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-21
COTTON MARKETS.

New York Nov. N-Hgh records for cotton were
broken again today. with dealings sensationally
active. Although proHt-taking was extensive 1t
absorbed easily.
The opening the widest in years. with prac-
tically every body around the ring doing some
pool, caused abnormal demand Prudt-takng
by longs probably prevented the market from be-
coming . runaway affair.
The initial advance carried the active months
. to ~ points net higher. This advance attracted
heavy realizing and ther were reactions Of 10 or IL
points during the middle Of the morning
The market became firm and active in the early
afternoon as the result of fresh demand from
several Of the big spot firms and bull operators.
Southern adVices were Of bultsh average, al
though occasional sales reported at prices
which figured pretty close to parity with local
futures. Liverpool. it estimated, bought 20 900
bales OF the winter months here today.
violent wave Of profit taking led to a reaction
Of cent in the last hour. but the setback proved
to be only momentary. Buying on a treupendous
scale by the trade appeared the basis of 2o7s
for January and before the close all months were
selling in new high ground for the sasou. The
market was finally excited and strong at q net
advance Of Is to 81 points
Port receipts for the day were 35S3 bales New
York warehouse stoclB are 1854 bales. Rxpnrts
for the day were @ ~ bales. Clearances for tbe
season to date asgregats SO bales
Spot here was steady. 70 points higher at % 90:
there were no sales The spot article at New
Orleans was firm with middrng Is points higher
at 0:l3: the sales were 2l0 bales.
Weather conditions in the South were clear
Temperatures were higher in nearly all sections but
frost reports were received this morning from
Southern Alabama and Florida.
A private cable from Liverpool described the Eng
lish market as wildly excited with practically no
sellers. The Continent purchased and there was
heavy trade buying for the purpose Of covering
Manchester business
fair business was done in spot at Liverpool
cotton today and prices were 81 points hieher on
the basis Of 1880 for mid-upland The sales az
gresated 5000 bales including 1000 bales American
The exports 500 bales, intending 1900 bales
American. The market for futures closed IRREGULAR
and unsettled at net advance Of . to q
points .. =.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-21
FurnIshed By W. B. Hibb. & Co.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Nov. D-HoGs- Receipts, $500 head /;
slow; to 10 cents under Saturdays average; bulk,
so0a9.To; light. 8.s5as.50: mixed a00aeso heavy
SSas.so; rough, 95ae.4o; pigs, 6.a5as0.
CATrLE-Receipts $500 head; weak: native
beef cattle. 660Al20; Western steers 6eoaioao ];
stockers and feeders, 465a77o; cows and heifers.
3s5as.5o; calves S75al20
sBEBP-Recelpts, a.ooo head; easy; wethers 7eoa
&e5; lambs, 9o0all.9o.
Kansas City Nov. D-HOGs- Receipts. ~ IN
head; lower bulk. stoao7o heavy, ssoas 60; packers
and butchers. sioaa.Ts; light sssasss; pigs, sWa
a1 ~. -
cATTJE-Receipts. 5000 head; steady; urime fed
steers. 1o3aIo: dressed beef steers, 7.5oalo d.
Southern steers. 575aao; cows, l7sa7so: heIfers
55Oal0oo; stockers and feeders Szasoo: b,lls
6O0as.0: calves 6.5oallo0.
sHEEP-Recsipts 5000 head; steady lamb.. II "a.
ii.so: yeariins. S7sss7s; wethers 75oas.5o; ewes.
e75af.75
Baltimore. Nd. Nov. 0.-cATTLE-Receipts for
the week ended noon today were 3ssf head ssair,.
s432 head last week. Receipts, lso carioads for
msrket Tor the week; 1is carloads for market today
The Washington herald., 1916-11-21
U.S.. STEEL HITS I29;
REPUBLIC REACHES 93
New York Air Brake Establishes New
High Record Of 1856.
CBy tn. Intern.tionaI News serviee.l

CBy the international News serviee.D
New York. Nov. N-Once more q new
high record for volume Of trading was
set in Wall Street today. Steel and Cop
per shares were leaders in the early part
of the session. but IN the afternoon there
was profit-taking in these issues and rail-
roads moved to the front. This change in
character of trading was due first to the
fact that such large and unexpected
profits had been made in steel and copper
shares, and second to a direct request
by the banks that commission houses
steer their customers into the railroads.
United States Steel sold at 12S. the high
est on record
The minor steel stocks were strong.
Republic making a new high record at
9a New York Air Brake also established
a record at 1856 in honor of the SIS or $40
cash dividends directors are expected to
declare Wednesday. American Writing
Paper responded with new high records
in both preferred and common to the an
nouncement that certain new and highly
profitable products were being made.
The big copper merger was a most i'm
portant piece OF news As stated last
Friday there may be some shifting OF
companies and 1t is possible now that the
Inspiration may not be included. Some
doubt Is cast upon the inclusion OF Cerro
De Pasco. The fact that merger has
questioned. 1t Is pretty generally under
stood now that Kenecott. Utah, Braden,
>ChIli, and as a matter Of routine. the
Nevada Consolidated will be included.
Whether Cerra De Pasco and Inspiration
come in depends on conferences yet to De
held.
Nearly half a million shares Of steel
changed hands on the advance Of 12s.
After all, why IS not United States Steel
yaIl fn a oa
It has the broadest market of any stock
that ever was lifted on the exchange.
Banks accept It at higher prices than
any other stock because they know any
quantity Of It can be sold at any moment
close to the market. 1t Is now sure that
the years 1915 and 1917 will leave not less
than 500 cash in the treasury for every
share Of common stock after providing
for all charges and dividends.
Banks were very frank with brokers
today in regard to railroad stocks. Sew
eraI leading houses were called up and
asked whether they could not induce
their customers to buy more rails, for
It was felt that the market was growing
Iop-sIded. Brokers took the hint and as
their customers took profit from the in
dustrials adroitly steered them into ran
with the happy result of causing sew
eraI marked advances in that much
neglected department.
Cotton took another surge to new high
records, fve options closing above Il
cents Wheat also and corn did amazing
Things.
In spite Of the great volume Of busi-
ness and the apparent uproar. stocks
moved with an evenness and docility
characteristic Of all true bull markets.
should the list continue to run true to
form it will be irregular tomorrow and
Starring some international calamity will
display great strength toward the middle
of the week in anticipation Of ofiicial an
nouncement OF the copper merger
The Washington herald., 1916-11-21
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below are for large iot. Of rood
marketable goods only. Jobbeu' prices are hisher.
Lower grade. may Be cold for IesA Fancy seod,
EGGS-Frssh. Der doz., 4oaI2: southern, Ns.o.
BUTTER-Best prints, new, Per lb., a; do. tub
lS: process. SaS6; stOre-packed. 3Ss.
pound. lF+al5; cOttOnseed OIL. per hre-saIIon can,
SIS
CHEEsE-New York. new. Der Tb., 9aa: FAT,
5s9s; Swiss. domestic. S2as5; do foreign, sssse.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. per n fss2o: hens
per rb. I7als; roostsrs. per n Is; ducks, per n,
leal7; geese per H.. Nal5; turkeys. p.r Ib as.s
DRESSED POULTRr-Sesson closed
LIVE sToCK-Cslyes. veal. prime. per ID. La
h.. salo; sheep, per H.. sa5x.
DRESSED GoODS-POrk. small per n. iz,Sals;
do. heavy. per n. II
GAME-RaObta. choice. per 6ok. SosSs: eou-
GREEN GooDs-Beans. per basket. 2co.soo
beets. per 100 3oaI!oo: Brussels sprouts pef
quart. Salo; cabbage. per 100, 2HaaB; carrota
per bunch, 2as; celery, New York. per crate,
per crate 2ooa3oo; eggplant. per crate, 2maaoo;
kale, per bbl. loOal5: lettuce North Carolina Per
crate. l25al.So; onions. per has. SzSaTs; peppsrs
per crate 17sa2oo; potatoes. per bbl. SsusLoo; DO.
l.sOaaoo; spinach, per bb.. 7ssl.oO; tcustoes p.s
box 75a2.5o; turnips, per box y5aeo.
FRUITs-Apples, Der bb., LssSa; Frapefruit
per box aoos3a grapes. per basket. isszo; lemons.
6ooAsySo: do. Florids, 2ss27s; psneapples q.
crate L50s5g.
sEEDs-Bluegra.. peT bush, lsaleo: e,o,.r
alfalfa, per ie lbslT; DO. alsike, pr lb.. lsaif;
red, per h.. hita1f: do, white. pr h. %: tim
othy per busliel. 25a27S; orchard gss, Der bushel
22a2so; red top, per H.. naI2
GRAIN-Corn, old. white, Der bushel, l.ln,l. n:
do yellow. I.Oall2; oats white. per bu.heI ss.ss
do. mixed. slae2; wheat milling. per bushel eos
Its; do, ordinary, Lloal.S.
HAY-Timothy. No. !. pn ton. h.ooslsnp, do,
No. . 400; mixed, m0hEm; ear corn, new per
bbl.. -; wheat straw. Per ton, 400: tanfied rye
straw per ton LIN: lnnE szsE. par tna nn
The Washington herald., 1916-11-21
Supreme Court, District Of Columbis
EQutS- division No. q
<tiee stafford.

Jones VS.. Jones: rule returna bI.
November "a: plaintiffs attorneys,
Wright & wampler
Page VS.. Secretary OF the Interior;
Injunction issued: plaintiffs attorney. F.
c. Hanford: defendants attorneys. c. r.
Wright and c. D. Mahaffie.
Jones VS.. Jones; order granting leave
to dismiss suit; plaintiffs attorneys
Wright & Wampler; defendants at
torney. o. Bigoness.
Rau ~. Rau: order for payment Of
alimony and costs: plaintiffs attorneys,
]. c. Brown and A D. Smith: de-
fendant's attorney. ". p. PlumIey.
Fowle VS.. Stanton; order ratifyinE and
confirming report OF the auditor and
directing distribution; plaintiffs at
torney. B. S. Minor: defendants at
torneys. J. NJ Johnston and w. K
Quinter.
Melton VS.. winbigier: decree establish
Proctor and r. A. Proctor: defendants
attorneys. Nelson Wilson. Julius Peyser
and Ralston & Richardson.
In re dissolution of Franklin Insurance
Company; order accepting resignation Of
receiver; report OF Louisa A. Dent.
special master approved and ratified and
enlarging reference: attorneys. J. ).
Darlington and W. c. Sullivan
In re lunacy OF Helen b. Chambers;
order dismissing petition.
In re lunacy Of Arthur n. williams
order approving first account Of COM
mittee.
Schwarz vs.. Alexander J. ,schwarz
Company; reference to auditor; plain
tiff's attorney. Helge Murray; defen-
oants attorney, J. r. Hoover.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-21
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore Nov 0.-BGGs-Market frmer. Mar
land. Pennsylvania and nearby frsts. 20; Eastern
Shore Maryland and Virginia hrsts 20; Western
North Cardinal. frsts %; strictly fresh country
gathered. II The market for Western eggs very
strong Western fresh. case count n; Western
storage. case count g; selected candled stock in
carton, 3a4o
: BUTTER-Separator, extra. 3asSik: hrsts Eaa
prints. kb.. ssaSs hrsts, 8as7; do, In. extra.
3saas; drsts 3a57 blocks 2-ibs extra, saa; lrsts,
8aT; dairy prints. Maryland Pennsylvsnia, vIr-
Eina. extras. SAP; rsts 1ses, storepscked frsts
84a9: rolls. MARYLAND and Pennsyf.ania. 9so;
dol West Virginia es1ka29
LIVE PoULTRl-Prices per pound usiess other
The Washington herald., 1916-11-21

Market lower Quote: Steers choice. 65oaA75
good butcher sooas2: medium. 7.O0s7D; common,
645a6so: heifers choice, 700a7.O: fair to good.
675aIoo common to medium. 5.5Oas75 bulls. choice.
6oOa65O; fair to good, 5Tos5so; Common to me
dium. 6oa5T5: cOws choice 6oOae 80; fair to good.
500a5 3; common to medium 2oa40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts for the week
ended loon today $50 head. against e.4A
head last week Light supply; market steady.
Quote: Sheep, 3.Z5a75o; lambs. scoal2m
HOGs-Receipts for the week ended noon today
were lslC5 head against l3.72l head last week.
Good supply market lower Quote: Light West
ern. eBa945 heavy to medium. 9.Salol5; nearby.
975alO.oo; pigs. s75asoo; rughs, SoOas25; lights,
SIS
CALVES Receipts for the ek ended to-
day were 4s5 head. against 40 head last week.
Fair supply; market strong. Quote: Calves 65oa
l25: extra Yeals 1880.