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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-11-11

Traffic officers Of the Burlington
met at Brookaeld Thursday. S. B.
Thiehoff with the agents from Shel.
bina. Clarence. Mscon. Chillicothe
and Cameron were called to Brook
field to report. The traffic on the
Burlington has been extra heavy
for some time andplans were dis
cussed for handling same.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-11-11

Two boys, giving their names as
John A, Reynolds and Russell
Williams and stating that their
home was Hannibal, were arrested
here Monday night. They were
charged with stealing garden tools
of T. A. Cox at Palmyra. The
arrests were made by constable
Waterman OF Palmyra.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-11-11
1t Pays to Advertise.

A merchant in this city tells US
that they received an order for a
bill of goods from a nephborine
city. The purchaser was not
familiar with this place so said they
selected their merchant after read.
ing the Democrat.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-11-11
WEATHER FORECAST.

The United States Weather Fore
cast by Wireless, given by Bert
Emerson at Noon on Press Day.
Rain tonight except in extreme
north portion which will be fair
Much colder Saturday. probably
rain or snow.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-11-11
A LonS Cold Winter

will be more tolerable il you are
properly clothed in one OF those
ma ckinsws or sheep lined duck
coats Hanly 6 Green are selling 50
reasonably.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-11-11

Unless you buy your suit or
overcoat from Hanly & Green you
will eventually discover that you
have sustained a big loss.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-11-11

The P. E. O's. will meet Saturday
afternoon with Mrs. Roy Meriwether
at the home Of Mrs. Jasper Hender-
son.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-11-11

Miss Belle Elliott hiss returned
from a visit In Quincy.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-11-11

Mrs. John W. White and daughter
Miss Easter ret urned Friday MORN
ing from a visit in 0ttowa I'll.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-11-11

Rev. and Mrs Thompson Penn
have been visiting relatives in
Shelbyville.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-11-11

Mrs. Bozarth Of Hannibal. is the
house guest OF Mira. NJ. B. Proctor.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-11-11

Mrs. S. V. Clark is spending a
week in Goss.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-11-11

Mrs. Orville Wilson is visiting in
Hunnewell.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-11-11
A Biz Loss

rain or snow.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-06
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore, June 5-EGGS-Market dull Mary
land. Pennsylvania and n,a.oy hrs,s. -, Eastern
Shore Maryland and Virginia frts. 2; Western
Ohio hrsts. -; West Virginia frts IA South
en- North Cardinal irstS. y.
Bt TIEK-Sepsrstor. extras. 3.a32: do. frstS,
Sh!; TTlnts, 'lb. extras. 32a35; frsts. 3la32; do
.--b., extras. S2a@5; frsts, IaS2 blocks lbs,
eNtAs ola52: frsts. Soa3l; dairy prints Nd. Penn
sy.vanla and Virginia extras 2is25; frsts. ZaI3i
store-Dacked E5za23; Maryland and Pennsylvania
rolls, 2Ia25; Ohio rolls, 2a23; West Virginia rolls
c2a2
LIVE POCLTRY-Prices per pound unless other
Wis" stated Chickens spring. i. lbs. and up
Sass; do, l TO IA lbs, 30, do. under ! h. 8;
do. I'D hens, over lbs, l9; DO. small TO medium,
10; do, old ROSTERS and stays. l0all: ducks Mus
co7y and Mongrel. 4; do. white PekinSS. l4al5
do. Indian Runners. l3ali; do. puddle, fat, old.
~ do, small, poor, lAl5; pigeons, old, pair 25a0
do. young, pair, &a2o guinea fowl. old. each 10.
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUITS-PotA-
toes. white. Eastern Shore. McCormicks blSheI,
lloall5; do. Maryland and Pennsylvania bus. 10
al > do, New YORK and Western, brlshsl. Ll0aI-Go
do, new Florida No !. barrel, 475s5 ,; 90. No
PER barrel i5Oa5QO. sweet. yellow, Eastern Shore,
Md, barrel 2OGa225; DO, Eastern Shore. Va. bar
rel JOa2oO; do. Delaware. fanC. barrel. 2hoa2 >
spTles New York State packed barrel, c5Na5 50; as
psragIs Maryland and Virginia, No l. per Gozen,
0al.J0: do, Culls. Ier dozen, 75al1p; besnS
North Carolina. green basket. 225a251; do. wax.
basket. 2Oae .; beets Norfolk. bunch. 3a4 do.
RappahanToch. bunch. IA; do. CharleS.nc, bunch
2a4; cabbage Norfolk barrel, local 3; do. crate.
llOal35; celery. Florida, per crate. l2Sal75; Gu
clInbcrs. Charleston. per basket, 25oa325: egg
plants, Florida, per crate. l50a250; grsieirut,
Florida. per box 25Oa&OO: kae. native per buslIel
box ajai0; lettuce, native. per bushel box. .5aH
do. Norfolk. per basket. 3Oa6O; onions Texas
Bermuda. per crate Calls; oranges as TO sze per
box. 3Ooa4.oo; PEAS Potomac River h-bsrre basket,
90; do, RaPTahannock. l7-harre basket, ~;
do. large barrel, 225a251; Telephone, rer tauel,
32a3.5O: do. York River l4-barrel basket. 75as0:
do. full barrel. L75; do. Anne Arundel. lvr
bushel l.aalS5 peppers, Florida per crate / "a
2 5; radshes native. white 100 punches OOal . (;
rhubarb native bunch bal; spinach nat,e,
bushcl box 2ja3O: squash Florida basket l5Cs
20; Strawberries York River. per quart 4s6. do,
Eastern Shore. Va, per quart, ia6; do Eastern
Shore. Md, per quart, 4a7; do. Rappahannock per
quart, 4a5; do. Anne Arundel, per quart 6a9; to
matoes, Florida. fancy, ripe crate, 3coa35o do.
choice 25a2T5
The Washington herald., 1916-06-06
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia. June 5.-BU UTTER-Oferingy were
moderate and NaluU rIled firm, with quota
tons as follows: Western fresh solid packed cream
cry fancy specis,s g extra 3la32; frsts 2sIs23o
seconds 2sisa29; nearby prints fancy. 81: average
brands of prints ,obbng %a4O
EGGS-Cholcs fresh eEEs were in good request
and finn; unlttractive stock was dull and weak
In free cases nearby extra. 6 per dozen; nearby
hrsts, 7.6 per stao6aEd case; nearby current re
csipts 66Oa6.9O per case; Western extra, 3 pr
dozen Western extra frsts 7O5 per case do. frsts
66os6.o per case; Southern. per case, 6.I5a65. as
n quality; fancy selected esgs jobbing at
2sa9 Ter dozen.
LIVE POULTRY-Fowls. lai4a3O: roostsrs. l5ali:
sTTEg chickens accoTdIrg 10 quality weighing la2
pounds. ApIeca. 2sa5i white lsghorns according 70
quality. 2ial6; ducks, to slze and quality. I5aI6
piseons old. pcr pair. 5oa32; do. young Per pair,
GAS
DRESSED POULTRY-FTesh- killed dry-pacfei
fowls q 10 hOI. GH-I1ckei fancy selected, 3 ;
weighing 4lzs5 pounds apiece. N do pounds
apiece, 22i4 do, 81 pounds apiece ~; do )
pounds apiece. lsa2l. Fowls. in barrels fancy dry
F1cked-Northern Indiana and Illinois, weighing ga
pounds apiece. = Southern Indiana and Illinois
weighing rounds smcce. IA smaller sizes lss2O.
Old roOsteTs dry-plcked Is; broilers, Jersey fancy.
5oa56; brulers other nearby weighing 2as pounds 70
the Tair 4ai5 bToilers. nearby. larger sizes sass
Ducks, nearby, spring. 2a2 squads per dozen
White. weighing Ila.2 rounds I75a5 10; do do "a
% pounds, iOcas IS do. do. pounds. SOns3 50; do
pounds, 2Aa2 90; do do. 6a611 pounds, 20la
10. dark l75a2.!o; sn4u and No. ?, 5OsI.OO
The Washington herald., 1916-06-06
BEST FINANCIAL PAGE IN WASHINGTON
"COP" ARRESTED
Chasing AUTOIST

S. J. Mark. District motorcycle 20
liceman. left a $50 bond in Upper MarI-
boro. Nd, yesterday to insure his pres
ence before Justice OF the peace on June
l6 to answer a charge Of wounding Ham
ilton Hall. jr., an Upper Marlboro auto
lst, with a revolver bullet
Mark was arrested by Upper Marlboro
officers after he had chased Hall from
Washington to Upper Marlboro. The au-
tomobilist escaped after Mark arrested
him in Washington for speeding. The Do
liceman will be required 70 explain Halls
charge that he filed the Maryland at
mosphere and Halls machine with bull
lets during the chase
While the policeman went into a feed
store TO telephone for the patrol wagon.
Hall turned on the gasoline and left the
neighborhood in a hurry When Mark
discovered his captive in fight he gave
chase.
The pursuit lasted all the way 70 the
Prince George county seat, and. accord
Ing to Hall, the policeman got out his
gun and took pot shots at the fying
speeder enroute. The firing. Hall says
was particularly heavy as they passed
through Forrestville, Nd.
One bullet, Hall alleges, wounded him
on the hand, another went into the back
Of the car, q third through the curtain
and a fourth into tire. The nlotorcycle
cop Overhauled Hall at Upper Marlboro
but having no papers. he couldn't get
away with his prisoner. On the con
trary, Hall had the policeman arrested.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-06
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below are for large lots Of good
marketable goods only Jobbers' prices are higher
Lower grades may be sold for less. Fancy goods
command higher prices
Being Monday. both the receipts and trading were
l,sht on the produce market yesterday. Indications
pOinted, however to a we'll supplied market, with
nglTes steady 10 easy Live turkeys and spring
lambs were slightly easier.
EGGs-Fresh, per doz.. GaZ5.
per b. 33 process, 30; undergrade creamery. 5Oa32;
store packed, 9a-2.
LARD-Tub, pure. ID. Ial2: do. compound. lOl,
cottouseed oil. per can. 3T5.
CHEESE-New York. new, per ID. Is; fat. rer
h.. IS; Swiss domestic. per ID. 3: 90. torelsD
per ID. 70.
LIVE POULTRY-Hens. per lb.. lss'a ROSTERS
Y; spring ducks, Ter h. lsa3, chickens. sprns
per h., 8a3O: turkeys. Per Ib.. 9s22
GREEN GOODS-Asparagus, per dozen bunches
ooa25O; beans, per basket. la2 .; beets per 90
3.0a4O0 cabbage, new. FER crate, l.0al.5O; car
rots, per bunch 5; cauHfOwer. Florida per bas-
ket. 75al75 celery, Florida. per crate, 2oOa275
cucumbers. per basket, ..OOa3Oo; cymbIing. per
crate. I.UnAI75: eggplants. per crate. l.5Ca3.Oo.
kale, bbl.. 6a5O; lettuce, crate. Oa6O do. bbl.
l25a20; onions. per sack. 20Oa2.25; do. Texas,
per crate, 2na2 3; peas. per basket. lOCa2Oo; do
per lb, 4ooa5.5O; peppers. per crate. l75a3o; pop
corn. per box 75as5; potatoes. per sack. 375a3 90
do. new. Per Dbl. A0Oa575; sweets, PR Dbl, lj0a
per cIate. L5Ca350 tunips. per bunch. 3ail4
FRUlTS-Appss, per bbl.. 2OOai %, cherries, per
Qt. Gals CTanbsrries per bbL. sOOa. jO; do. per
box L75a2lO; grapefruit, per box, 4Olaij0. lemons
Per bUX. i.ooai50; oIanges. per crate. 30ai.D;
Eiue4pples "eS CTate 20Os2.0; strawberries, North
Carolina, per quart. 4alO:.
LIVE STOCK-Veal calves, prime. per h.. 9izal0;
do. medium, b., 614as; spring lambs, fat per
b. l0all.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-06
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago June 5.-Importing nations hars nqui-
dated their long lines in the Chicago wheat market
and some of them are now on the short side
GIest Britain held enormous quantities Of MAY
wheat at one time and OF July and September de
livery
The Liverpool wheat market Was dull and un-
changed for spot this morning and values were in
clincd lower, with arrivals liberal and continued
pressure on the Mantobas. Csrgoes Of winter wheat
we're Sd lower and Manitoba of 4I4d. English
tanners are inclined to dispose Of their surplus
wheat around present prices and the pressure Of
this grain caused a further ! shilling decline. with
offers large and continued free arrivals in large
quantities all of which served to keep the trade
bearish.
The cutting of wheat in the far South and West
will commence tomorrow reXt day and il quality
IS good the grain will be marketed rapidly it
is thrcshed.
Coarse grains may be called bearish wheat.
While thsre has been fair sales Of corn for
Eastern shipment, there has been little done in the
way of export trade. Canadian oats have sold IN
fairly good quantities to foreigners but otherwise
takings have been rather small.
The falling Oft in the export business on meats
and lard has aused bearish feeling TO creep over
the market for all products. Considerable sellSg
has been done by longs and shorts have continued
to back away from the offerings. Many Of the
larger packers have sold provisions freely-possiby
to influence the price Of hogs to a lower level
The Washington herald., 1916-06-06
q. S. Treasury Report.

The condition OF the Treasury yesterday
was: Net balance in general fund. S3s.-
9N4.SO2. Total receipts yesterday. S3,0S4.1S5.
Total payments yesterday, Sl,6S1, $50
The deficit this fiscal year is 81. .Il, ,9SS
against a deficit OF S112 $685. SIS last year
exclusive Of Panama Canal and public
debt transa ctiOns
Revenue receipts this fiscal year. up
ito the close Of business on June s. S62L-
2Ss, 1903: revenue receipts at the close
OF business on June 3, 1913. S574.I55. .5s9E.
Ordinary disbursements this fiscal year.
up TO the close Of business on June 3.
S664, ,o29, 1861; ordinary disbursements at
the close Of business on June g. 1915. ss7-.-
35n, 1912
The Washington herald., 1916-06-06
COTTON MARKETS.

New York June 5.-Buying Of more than aOOOO
bales Of cotton by Liverpool interests the fea-
turs OF the cotton market today. The undsrtons
on the whole steady final prices showing an
advance Of 3 points 10 decline Of ? points. With
ne exception Of the demand from abroad. the in
9uiry was comparatively light. IN detailed
weather reports were looked upon favorable. TX
1orts were heavy.
Spot at Liverpool was in moderate demand at an
ldTancs Of points the basis Of 8 46d for mid
upland. Futures in the English market closed
steady at a net advance Of 10 5 points. Spot
JeTs quiet ard 5 points higher at I275c. The
ales Wers 4 bales.
Port receipts for the day were SOS bales com
pared with $50 bales a year ago. New York ware
"a bales last year Exports for the day amounted
81 .Ols bales against 93e2 bales a year ago To
lave total included g So bales to Great Britain
$50 bales 10 the continent and 7f2 bales 10 japan
and China Clearances Tor the season aggregate
500 9e4 bales compared with 7seOs9 bales for the
SorTeSpondiug period hss year.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-06
GRAPHOPHONE At
new HIGH MARK
Common Stock Features Local
Market-Lanston Comes
Back Strong.

A good days sale record with prices
firm, marked yesterdays session of the
local exchange. Graphophone common
was again the market leader establish
ing a new high mark at l42, with stock
held firmly at 145. The last sale of rec
ord of this stock was at ~
Lanston, which is recovering from Il
prolonged slump. was again strong yes
terday. selling at Il II, with the bid
price at close advanced to 761-2
IN the bond list sales included 500
Railway As at 81 L.; 5000 Norfolk and
Washington SIS at los, and 5000 Potornac c
Consolidated SIS at lOI Is
The Washington herald., 1916-06-06
New York Viewpoint.

Professional traders found little Of i'm
mediate interest in the New York list yes.
terday, and the public even less, judging
from the attitude of one New York
broker, who wired W. H. Hibbs & Co. as
follows:
Aside from the exception of a few spe-
Cialties, fluctuations for the most part
reelected the backing and filing of room
traders. News was decidedly meager,
and discussions entered principally
around the probable outcome Of the Re
publican convention. The motor issues
were not so excited. and the coppers ex-
hibited dropping tendencies. a narrow
market may be expected for a time until
the political news becomes less Of A fac
tor. but we continue to believe that ad-
vantage should be taken of the prevailing
level for industrials to facilitate liquida,
ton"
There was a hot tip out to buy Maxwell
common Yesterday
The Washington herald., 1916-06-06
VIRGINIA WANTS JUDGMENT.
Asks Court for sI3,OOO,uUO west
Virginia owes.

The State Of Virginia. through its at
torney general, submitted in the United
States Supreme Court yesterday a mo-
ton acting for q Judgment against the
State Of West Virginia in the sum
OF approximately S3NrnOoO. which the
court has held TO be due to the former.
West Virginia submitted at the same
time motion in opposition. setting forth
reasons why the Judgment should not
he issued. These were that the State has
no power to pay the judgment except
through the legislature, that II owns only
public property which cannot be levied
upon or sold under execution. and that
the constitution does not make a iudg-
ment compulsory but only persuasive.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-06
PHILADELPHIA GRAIN,

Philadelphia, June 5.-WHEAT-Whest sold slowly
and prices unchanged. The quotations follow: Car
lots in export elevator: No. red, spot and June,
LOl4al0 03Is No. Southern red s915alOI1z; steamer
No red 5s14al0 0o14; No red es1salOOl4; rejected
A, 9SaeS; rejected B, 94l7ssSh.
CORN-Corn sold slowly and values nomi-
nally unchanged. We quote Car lots for local
trade. as to location-No. yellow. 7954asO; steamer
yellow, 7sa7s; No. yellow 75isa76l4; No 4 yellow
721za7SiH; cob corn. per 70 pounds, s01zasl.
OATS-Oats were dull and without important
change. Following were the quotations: No .
white. Eai7ia; standard white 46ai6l5; No. white
Al5ai554: No. white i215st31k sample oats 39a4o
purified oats, graded, 4l1a5.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-06
FORMGN EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK PRODUCE,

New York. June s-FIOUR-steady; inquiry is
moderate Kansas strsights, to arrive in car lots,
52oa5+o; spring patents for June to July, 5+oa5 50
spring clears. ASaS.D; soft straishts to arrive
L8a5l0 AL quotations are on sack basis in
wholesale lots
PORK-Dul, business is suspended. Mess, q 50a
800; family, q. Z.0oa29oo; clear, q. .0oaas0o
BEEF-Dealings moderate. Feeling steady
Packet, ls.5oala0o; family, la0Osls5o; extra India
mess 8Oa300o
LARD-Steady; business is dull Prime Western
$50; refined Continent, HIS South American
T. 20. refined Brazilian, in ke-s B3: beef ste.rine
LIZ: Lard stssyins. allow q. IA
The Washington herald., 1916-06-06
Company Must Decide Today.

The East Washington Heights Trac-
ton Railroad Company Yesterday was
given twenty-four hours in which TO de-
eide whether II wished a continuation Of
the hearing before the Public Utilities
Commission, which came to abrupt ter
minatiOn yesterday morning when the
company entered a general objection
without submitting evidence that the
commissions rating was too low
The Washington herald., 1916-06-06
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET,

New York, June 5.-Money on call today opened
at ~ Der cent high. per cent; low, ~ rsr cent
closed per cent Most Of the loans were al 2lL rer
cent. Mercantile paper opered the week hrpoer re-
fecting the bank statement Industrial money was
the chief favorits with borrower 81 per cent being
the bid price. Rates mixed collateral yers r,sT
cent for sixty and ninety days; 34A3a Per cent for
four. Eve and six months
Mercantile paper was in somewhat better local de-
nand but buyers firm in their attitude a. 10
rates. Some attractive paper was issued Rates.
3a3s cent for choice four to six months single
names. 34a34 per cent for four to six months
choice single names.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-06
DEATH RECORD.
WHITE

John R. Walker. years. Geo-Ertowr Hosp
E-ua Dots7n. A.. Provldence Hosp.
He.v FaVelSoI. c.. Energrncy HosP.
William Collins q. -l5 7th St -
R0nsule A Mahau. e. Eneryenry Hosp.
Herman Koss 81. 7U lst st nv
E1jabeth Stansbury s.. Portland St and Steel
Plant road Sc.
Harry Dashe- &, 5o6 18th St s.
William Nilm. 5 MINUTES Providence HcSp
COLORED.
Ida Anderson. 3 years. . X 81 sw
Elizaheth Herhprt, ,. us Fla ave Nv
lanes Mills. = g3 Hughes curt NV
Leroy Dixon ls Freeducn's Hosp.
James Williams 20, Washington Asylun Hosp.
Della Simmons - TIbeTculoSis Hosp
The Washington herald., 1916-06-06
BIRTH RECORD.
" RITZ

WHITE.
Frsns 7. snd Catherine Z. Wood. hov
William A. ard Jennie White. boy
William L. and Mary T. TU-ney hoy
Lawrence and Helen R0lI4 g boy.
Maurice and Nellie +. REDMOND. E!rl.
George H. and Marie ( Min. boz.
HeThert W. and Gertrude kidweu, SRI.
Edward J. and May y HierlinE boy
Howard F. and Helen F. Dean. boy.
Charles J. and GEsndolyn ". Cavanaugh. hoy
Edwin VI. and Emma h. Bristov. Er.
Charles NJ. aud Isabella VI. Andre, girl
CODORED.
William 6. and Annie Wall. SRI twins
John and Margaret Smith, boy.
Joseph and Martha Johnsrn. girl
Wilbert and Addie Garner, boy.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-06
STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished by w. b. HIbbs & Co.

SALES.
Washington Railway IS. 500 at siz
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat g, 8 90 at
lG5
Washington Railway ptd., at So.
Washington Gas Light 10 at 76t 10 at 76 at
76
Lanston. 10 at -.
After call -Gr4phophone com. 3 at l42
Potomac Electric Cons. S. S.OCO at lOlIs.
LaEstOu, 10 at ~
Mergenthsler. ) at l6gA . at I62&. at I62+.
at l62a.
Washington Railway ptd at g, 2sta
Capital narIUn. l6 at So
The Washington herald., 1916-06-06
Gas Directors Named.

The following directors were reelected
at the stockholders meeting of the
Georgetown Gas Company yesterday:
Henry II. Flather, Charles P. Williams
George L. Nicholson, William \. Leetch,
William r. Orme, r. H Goldsborough
and Maurice E. Weaver.
The directors are to meet June IS to
elect officers.
Following is a summary Of the an
uuaI report submitted to the stockholders
yesterday:
Receipts sale gas and by-prod-
The Washington herald., 1916-06-06
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore. Md. June 5.-WHEAT-The market
opened easier, as follows: Spot. LO2R nominal ;
No. Western, lO61s nominal. and June, l.02A
CORN-Sail Yellow is quotable at s4Iaas5 per
bushel Cob corn was quoted at 45ia53O per bar
rel The market opened quiet Spot and June.
7JSs nominal
OATS-Recepts, 537 ,46S bushels; withdrawn from
elevators, 3S9l0 bushels. Prices we're: Standard
White, 40; No. White. 43; sales and No 4
White 42 sales
The Washington herald., 1916-06-06
NEW YORK GRAIN.

No. Northern, +. o. b., l1%: No. ? red (. O. b.,
ll5A to arrive, No. hard winter, ui% T. O. b.;
No. ! macaroni, to arrive ll5sa No l Manitoba.
to arrive. l22ia. Exporters took nothing.
oATS-Steady; demand is limited. Standard.
i5lE; No. white, +4ai4h; No. white 43lsa4i
elevator basis unsraded 44a47H. Exporters took
nothing
all rail, to arrive. sO1sasl No. yellow kiln
dried, to arrive. 79a7sls; C i. f.; new No kiln
dried TO arrive. 7ss7sia. C L T. Exporters took
nothing
The Washington herald., 1916-06-06
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago June 5-H0GS-Receipts, 40Oo0 head
slow; bulk. sioas.6O; heavy e.loas70; rough, e.loa
9.s5; pigs, 6.eoaSeO
CATTLE Receipts. 900 head; steady; native
beef steers, sO0al.o5; stockers and feeders, GOA
800; COWS and heifers, 375ss6e. Calves, S0oaE. .25.
SHEEP-Recsipts, 1900 head; steady; wethers.
79oas.25; lambs. 7.75alp %; springs. a5oalL6.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-06
Westinghouse Earnings

The Westinghouse Company earnings
-or April and May are just double what
they were for the same period in 1e15
The Washington herald., 1916-06-06
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

New York. June 5-Strength shown in the
Broad street curb market in the early trading but
before midday business quoted dSlyn and reac-
tons were in order There were dealings in many
motor stocks on a huge scale Over 900 shares
Of United Motors were dealt in during the first
two hours at prices ranging from 81 TO 81 TO g.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-06
Inspiration Dividend

Inspiration copper will declare a regular
dividend on June % of sl25 and an extra
Of 75 cents. Chino copper will give 81
extra, according to Boston advices.