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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-14
IRendtmw.

Although Heading displays a persis-
tent tendency To email well above 100,
aud runors are still frequent regarding
, big distribition Of hidden assets To
be made shortly. well Informed people
say that they hear this talk OF melon
cutting only In stock marl:ct circles
Dnc broker. who has been a close fol
lower Of all of the big markets IN Read
ing. said Yesterday that the situation
regarding that stock was not unlike tho
man with the ugly dog.
He won bite YOU" said the ugly
dogs owner 10 his friend as the animal
rushed at him growing and showing his
teeth.
"t know he won't" replied the friend,
a bit nervously. That's not vhats wur-
rviug me. You know he Won't too. bu,
does the dog know he WON'T"
The situation In Reading Is similar In
this way The men who are putting out
all Of the hullish talk on Reading know
that n melon IL to he cut and so do the
people who are buying the stock. bat
there seems to be considerable doub,
whether the directors of the Reading
Company. tho men who really have the
fnal word. know anything about ia,
melon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-14
Gail Money.

The recent rise in cali money to 4 per
cent. the highest rate since the stock
Exchange reopened. has brought to light
AN interesting situation namely. that
the banks in the interior and Western
part OF the country have millions To
,cr'. TT" day after call money touched
I per cent. local banks were flooded with
requests from their correspondents 20
put their money out for them At I per
cent, These interior banks are generally
loath to lend money on call In New York
ri the customary rates. hut : per cent.
proved too big d temptation for them and
they rushed 10 transfer FUNDS tr New
York to have them lent on call. This. "a
some extent. accounts Cor tho increase
shown in tho surplus reserves IN the
hank statement ~ last week. The con.
'inucd heavy gold in~portstions from
ottawa are also playing their part IN
Increasing tile amount of funds whici
tho New York banks have at their dis
po~a, an also aiding IN building m the
surplus reserve.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-14
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

errTrR-with hHyai-r supplies than
ht s'-k there has been more OF = sur
ris for storage purposes. but the .c'iy"n
- spe Iia'pr, aud OPERATORS TO put htoSs
Hsv FOR future account has Kept m
r4'ke' MN on iIne able sTadeN W.
$40. .M ,'', ,rou, 'C s,o ina: more stock rir.t.
ana seconds in fair supply, slthough ratheV
ssro". Renovated WAS easier yesterdsN
.,.oek steady, Prices: creaneng, "N,,ss,
~ s'or' SOC higher scorinr, 3"hiz &c
hf''s, asa f2ei-c' second. .Ln 80
co., stale Ia,ry, finest. 2ap "?i.c good
N PRIME, 81 9sc renovated. extras. ~
,%27sg, rrsts, - "a a 26,,.c,. ladies trs,'
~. % 40 a'"sa:Snc.
,HEtSE -wh"i. miiks OF al Kind. hrm'
~ slightly higher, with y prompt AZ,
' ,oll. 10, all TeCtip,s, hAT@r..r" n So ssad
demand. Prices: Flat tr.sn, ,olored and
thi'o, pedals 1874 al5ac. average
lY'4g,,l> ~ '"iT.. t5'iia .P", ~ ~.
i!,c over grades, 5u0c
EGiS-Wcakres- marked the under
t'a'ts yesterday, but fancy stock held its
o'r Any shipment showing a large pfo,
F"ri'Ou ~ new vald and otherwise good
'sF- , r-adiiy taken at IA premium, nui
sr4t' m, harder II was to oncct sales
Toy grade" Of checks and dirties in 'air
t.1-', Poorer grades slo" Tsn,y
~. nv 'bHS i'a-iT
!'"' Fro,h gathered. crtra'' Ifi1 u
T.'h gathered extra hrstS, -"'r n
~ 'rs's a. 23c.; seconds 2o's ~ '.',,
-'' 10. :, g0t. n 2lc.; No :. ISL -o'.'
''' b., lJHl1.o., nearby hcnn'ry Whit"s,
Z -'... b-uwus, csc csc; mixed. 20
.."t, state, 81 .ac.
IS POULTRY 30 quotations we're
'-' GA fowls. but the market wa frr
t'0'r't 'o' sold :2u 23c. Broilers more
.'t.'rlty ana rrmor ~ 2sn gee
N.'. r1nrns firm, q 123c.
"I'.-~Ep POULTRY MoIoValr trad.
< '.rur flesh Killed iced fowls we're
hoyea, Dry packed small boxes
''I f~rpr''rs slow. dirollsrs steady,
.'. ''.'r- g"ucral'y ppor and dull,
.1Hi -ptIng du'ks NOR" plentiful
i'II2 of -, squads In mod
fnI Frozen chickeuH scarce and
"I FrlceE, Dressed turkeys. hens
500 'v.-, arN picked "7c., chickens, Phil
...' "NI Long Island. fancy, 2 and
- ptft, b. voc Western dry
g. ,,'n a2c.t toHIs ~ to box, dry
4" Western, % lhs. aud over to dozen,
TO- u lbs. c2c under 80 lbs,
"a .N"st"rn dry picked. ; lbs. and
10. ~ los, Nv y ?oc . lbs and
49,. '''' '" . 90 ao1.n. seas. q lbs,
- a. Irolen; Broil.rs. 8
w> .. e .b.. 3inS:c.; corn Tod,
',,',l chickens. ~ 70 boa, mix
N'o 20 lbs, .tac,: y TO ~ ibs.
~" ~, aa1c. " vi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-14
SELLING PRESSURE
ON COTTON MARKET
ncclininy Tcndcnc. Despite
,hc Eulli>h Figures on
american Consumption.
CROr OUTLOOK Is GOOD

Cotton declined about 10 points Nrs.
.s.d,, no the face 90 u bullish report
m supply aud distribution issued 10y the
census Burcau Pressure on the opening
AND from sources which hai been
,.om.u,nt on the selling side in the last
,so or three days and furnished some
hing Of a surpris" 10 local traders. who
ave been openly f%avorabi. to the long
81. About 1000 bales were sold by
h-,hrrs rcrrcScntiug ono Of the leading
.or,n - uu houses which has important
trade and southern connections.
Tho Census Bureau places the con-
dining May at a7i.Si7 bales. against
lar.-eS bales In May las, year and about
;igtoO bales during Anril. III. linterr
consumed We" placed at 1900 bales.
The total consumption Of lint cotton Cor
ne ten months eudei May 81 IL i.33j.-
nno halc.. against t.js5.ooo bales last
wear. I, therefore looks as II the total
consumption. including l~inters. m.ght I've
somewhat In excess OF 100000 bales.
American mills are credited with holding
1913. 0o0 bales, against 1.1?9.30O bales
lls, year. while the amount of cotton in
s;or1ge az publ" warehouses t. placed
al ..i5O.0 900 bales. against 2.i39. 600 bales
last year.
The weather IL now quite favorable.
A Memphis wire Yesterday said Think
c-cp promise excellent Acreage large.
Market been sustained on false promises
end sellers inundated. consequently
r'tls short Interest" A wir. from Gal
weston said: Big foreign demand AZ
advanced bass, but nothing for sale out
~ local and interior stocks. Available
cotton practically exhausted"
Liverpool reports "a slackcnins demand
'- cotton although his apathy on the
rar, Of Lancashire is ascribcd chiefly 10
n. Whitsuntide holiday.
rhe cotton ~ cotton on Nems has
i've following 10 say: General rains
which were very beneficial fell over
TEXAS the past week. The eastern par,
n the bel, has had plenty Of moisture
Ne past ten days and II Is believed that
al danger OF drought is over. Georgia
'ad been needing rain badly and /, Is
'ov reported NAT an abundance OF rain
mas fallen IN that state. The South
west has a great deal Of unsoli cotton.
We would advise the sale OF this cotton.
Carrying charges would probably offse,
the profits hould there bc any. The
Cove nlneut report on acreage will be
tssucd July I. Until then II Is no., likely
hat any important changes will take
pace IN the market. The trade in gen
'rl seem to cxpec an increase In acre
age Of 10 per cent. Figures under or
shove that amount will have a great
deal - In WI.h Tho gnnrNa ~ tIa
market"
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selling AZ high az 63% and clos.

terday, selling AZ high AZ 63% and clos
ing At 62A. up Ia points from the
previous close. Les than a week ago,
1t was quoted as low as 80. II has been
especially well spoken of recently in
brokerage circles. limitations have come
from seini-oficisl circles hat matters
OF considerable interest to the stock
holders were receiving the consideration
" the directors. II now develops that
negotiations are under way tor Inc ar-
quirius Of several new plantations IN
cuba. which will add considerably to the
corporations earning powers. The CON. .
pany is earning at he rate of a little
less than 30 per cent. On its Common
stock. \ director Of the corporation was
the authority for the statement ycster-
day that he expected that the scale of
business would be maintained for at
least two years to come.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-14

iu- q huyiug interest n, a. Porto Ricos
N'r' "n'ied ~ . lie. with possibly "a hid of
f"'' tdkIn- tho husinc.-
ALICE oi"uni- uu'"t. ; points higher to I
MONT lower. trading m futures became more
active on substantial buying by trade inter
'-is ON a litl" short covering iriecs All.
Ntn'"d sharply At midday ~ one time prtc,.s
showed = To 10, points net adv ance There
va Ii'l" scattered liquidation at the close
ami the market c1srd of several points clos
in- steady point net lower to ! points net
.u-icf Win sales for the day ll.I0 tons
url,'~ follow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-14

Andrew NocMahon. vho died of alco-
hol'sm IN III" 'lisson avenue pole. sta-
iion OF Sunday night. MacAIahon was
found dead IN MS cell q fow hours after
1r. B''-lau he'd treated Inn aud decided
that = wa not necessary T." remove him
- lLn ln-n-lAl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-14
ppon Hi.h Low clos Prey
THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE luro '7 Tho riarkc, ,ie,c i
'l"t a RE ruul~N trend. resulun. ~ lower
prices ~ 'lc active stocks Baltimore Tube
'nei = ''plui to-isu Renmn a, ,I, va. a.
lower tni 'o-jcn on and Ga- sold from J. TO
IT,. il' close being AZ IA Co-ien - were
active f'h-iu- from o." So l.7t. Tn" slm
mary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-14

The local msrke, for spot cotton vas oulet.
polni, decline. middling. t.. Sc. southern
pot markets A. officially reported were un-
rhsn-cu. . points advsuoe TO 10 points de-
''inr Now Orleans. u see Galveston. u. Boz:
savannah !s~ Memphis. ifr Augusta,
H. Houston. go
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-14
ambulance Surgeon Suspended.

The Board ~ Ambulance Service YES
t"rday suspended ~ I y rres,au.
swedish iiospita. ambulance turgoon.
who had bccr ,harccd with laN''y hv
coroner Wagner in tho treatment NJ
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The II \ VI BIDS to Liverpool were July,
q" O'rober. icss".: January, l5.llc {;
Marc. - The market there Was due TO
elsn 10. day H.. TO @2 points decline.
Pr, re.elnts aud sinnKs.
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NEW LOAN

$5,ooo,ooo
GOVERNMENT OF NEWFOUNDLAND
THREE-YEAR s., GOLD BONDS
Dated July g. DIS Duo Hy 1. 1910
rrnrph dip twtp pa. bm United state Mm Ne, ,h. Me Agency mh.
sk %Morwh also pnahrm Montreal and I".
ut~tM yMcJ suNyt and Iy
Comn bond. of 1000 denomination
These bonds reh n direct obligation of the Government of Newfoundland
md ompri it's onyf funded debt sued outside the British Empire
Newfoundland is the oldest Of the English colonies and in aen ompares
approximately with New York State.
Government revenue is derived principally from customs. No direct txs
With the exception ot this issue n portion of the funded debt ofNewfound-
land natures pnr to 1885.
Price 99I and interest
An hm matters nrmmrg mM mm uWm apwdn m, comment
Mw Hnmm, Dhnt& LvmNm
Lee, Higginson & Co. VIM. A. Read & Co.
43 Exchange Place ux.
New York "S" es''e 'o'"
uou.n Chicago Chicago Philadelphia Boston London
Thu advertisements ppen~ as a matter of rcWdo h. III nj tn
above Uh hnmn0 been sold
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-14

cuban Cane Sugar was among inc
strongest of the stocks on tho Curb yes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-14

Exports yesterday were l2.oS5 bales. 1ot
uls far for this season, ".lis.T1 bales. Y
lsl AS, sea.on, 500 yoi bales.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-24
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. Oct E-T1dinE IN cotton vAs sr
cited today and prices sod into nov I'm F-ug1pd
lH.an quotations were 2 20 z po5uts hiEhsr
JneIpected st-engLh a. Dirorpool oaussd some o.
tAs rscsnJ sellsrs 70 beoms lErEs buyerS Wills
there was free ouTsrEEs q Gh177A Tr1ding De
creased On a reaction o. thoCt 70 points Erts-
the stA-t- but the rst Gszin rurusd s.roaE mAt-nF
nv high records al dsIVsrlss IN The middle
u the morning. Atts- O'Clock Decsnbs- va
carried 70 the Scent leTs, E1d JE1uI-y sod a.
y o and March a. $50 with active options 60
rally showing nst EIins q - 70 4 po.-1 a.
coupared With Saturdays close ReALzlnF w.
heavy AZ the Scent level While Inauiry d--szszd
socnsWhHt and prias Showed rezc11cs q o.
points early The noon hour
The advance wIs resumed EEziu Ind By 2 0'oAook
p1ces wee up g. 70 81 poiuIs slightly u1re thar
s bale over Saturdays closs The EyunE Foods
situation encouraged heavy OUTSIDE bcy.rE which
ran PICS % usW kiEh rso1rdA
A new wave q outside bgyinE. ocuplsd v4th a
reoevE- o. demand ron SPOT kousz and shorrS
srut p-cs 70 fresh hun levels IN he lEs- hour
In an eIcttsd market AlthouEh hesry rsaAzsnE
tnns p-Ece al the advance il w. readily IbS1rbsd
and the close WEs frm Al a gain q Is 70 = poats
and Cd crop positions vsre about the J5p for
the dEv
Port r~ospts for The day w., Css bslss CON-
pared with So Oo bslss last wesL Gad &-E hsl-s
last ysaI New York vIrehCass SOs6 are Sc
hoes. GEAilst . SIS bale ysaE ago. Erprlg f--
ths day were = - balls lrch16iaE = 81 So p,
Crest Britain 5sS hA-ss 70 P-aaos and Nss2
7a-es 70 JaDE- and CEi-aEo C,eara1ces f7- The
~faso1 20 cate GEE-7Cs-s t5 - hsles. c~nr-HsfeE
With 81 ha.es f7r the corspundirF psrlod Us,
sess1n
spr, hsrs vas Esaty. 50 points hiss.r At rsu
oents; here v-e 10 ssles delivered o. oo1tact
10 balss
The SPOT s-tsGls A. New O-lszas va IN TO-DAY
the basE o. ISI3 cents r. -1EIlnE a. sd
va1oe q u points: ths bale- were g 5alsS
Receipts a. NJ C-.as-s vs-r .-r- bales s.
vsnrah. ESsl bales Nu1ot 5ES hzles
AZ LlvsrNool spo, cotton VA In fairy Foad d..
rAri today and 10 points hlEls- OF The hsSs q.
gated 70 UD bales. including 6O1o halss Ans--,n
l2po-s. So0o bales; Ame-ozl, 2 150 bales Tend
ers. No. doCast InOo ba,es TIE mark s.-
futures closed I'm Al a net sdvanos q s.1eE4
points.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-24
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia. Oct. g.-BCTTER-Thsre was little
trading h-l' Supplies were small and values
were Uat-'ai7eG- Tn quotations wera. Uesten
so-L Tacftd ss,a:rrry fave s-ela.s 5. extra j6a
3 sIIa Grsts .5a,5,4 rrs,s 5aa5i.7. seconds 81.
nearby TTln.s .aHr. g average extra 5-aS,; frsts
p: seords. %s6s sI-cial fancy brands Of p-ints
!c5blEg l2a5.
EGG~- Trnre was a good UItlet fCr Srlctly fine
fresh egEs and The market ruled tHn under light 70
celpts. The quotations l. tr~e clses. nearby cNt-z
s. TT Gez: Uearbs fists. 1880 Ter standard case
nearrT current rcciDts lo27 per czse. Western eI-
tn. . Ter dozen. extra frsts I0O per case; frstI
10 y 7cr case; refrigerator eEgs eTcra. si5 per
case tTsts aoas 30 Ier case; second e5as % per
case. CAn6cd esEs 1nuh-g at 42s44 I<r d1aen.
LIVE POCLTIN-FoU.s Es 70 quality. IsaD;
rouscrs, HAS sp.ilg chickens according 70 quality
lsa-0s White LeEl-rn~. acCo. ding quality l6a-s.
ducks. 70 size and quality. lsals; Seese I6a-s
turkeys, 2a-4. pigeons. Old. pr pa. 513, do
young. Ter pair. 'sa2
DRESSED POULTRY-FreshkiIlsd d-y-packed
fowls, y to brI. dE-p1cse5. fancy selected pa
weighing F-h5 pounds apiece. a; do. pounds
apiece. 81. Dc. 81 pounds APIECE. m, do. 3
pounds apece Ga22 Fowls. in barrels, ioe-pac. Cd.
fancy. dry-PacSed weighing 4s5 pounds and over
sIiecc ~ do. sInai-- s.zrs, SAP: old rooS-ers
1ry-racked. i. roasting chickens Weste-r v4gling
S pounds and over per pair. 24s25: do weighing 6A7
ICIIds pe- pair. ZaE3: brulIrg chickens. Western,
We eghing Sa4 pounds per pair. 24aG5 Chickens
weighing 5a5Az pounds Ter pail 3acl: do. EIed
sizes, 2Ia2; lroiie->. J.rscy, fancy. 5Os-2 DO .
other nearby weighing Sal pounds, per palr 2Ss50
srring. ZaZ3; squads. VLite weighing Ialc ponds
per dozen. 5T5a6 %: do. do do aaI0 pounds -er
dozan. 4s5a5.5O; do. do do. g pounds PIT dozen
I 0Oa4 IS; do do. Do. : rounds, per dozen. 35A
375 do, do. do 6a6l4 pounds per dozen, 275a2 20 ;
dark. 2-5oa2 80. small and No ?. Goals.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-24
Steel STOCK REACHES
new HIGH OF l2l Sd
Half a Dozen New Records Made by
Issues-Field of Trading Broad.
CBy the international News service)

CBy the International News Service)
New York Oct. 23.-All Wall Street
wanted to buy Steel stock today and the
general enthusiasm put it up to the new
nigh record price Of 121 S-4 At the same
time Steel preferred sold at 121 1-2. I'm
mediately thousands of investors began
trying to exchange their common for pre-
ferred on an even basis, and the result
was a quick reaction of the common,
while the preferred advanced 1-2 a point.
This little chill in the Steel stocks went
through the whole market. 1t could
hardly be called a reaction. but the back
ward movement averaged a point and
more in most stocks. Just before the
close the buying was resumed again and
the final tone was strong.
Half a dozen new high records were
made in the course OF the day. Next to
Steel Wall Street considered that OF 100 1-2
for Utah Copper most important. Others
were in Central Leather and Hide and
Leather preferred. The best feature OF
the market from a constructive point of
view seemed to be the fact that trading
was spread throughout so many stocks.
The activity and strength was every
where. This was easily explained by the
fact that earnings Of the past year have
made every company on the exchange
solvent
The decline in the market that started
in steel was halted by liberal bidding up
Of the rails. Union Pacific and Reading
were leaders in this movement Their
selection was a wise one because their
trength requires no explanation. 1t is
only the weak days in these stocks that
need explaining. II may be that all the
stories that ths street hears OF bonuses
that are to come to the shareholders Of
these two companies are not true. but the
assets are there In value much greater
than any quotation that the stock ex-
change has ever printed.
Toward the end of the day Utah Copper
made its squirt upward. This company
will for the next twelve months earn
about $50 a share on its stock. 1t has not
The Washington herald., 1916-10-24
New York.
New OrIesnG
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore Oc- D-BGGs-MI-kst h-nsr. Mr.
land Pennsylvania and nearby. frsts -: Essa1n
Shore Maryland and Virginia fr1sS - Westsn
(Ohio0. frsts, X; West Virginia, h1ts, g: South
en- North Cardinal. frscs. & Ths market for
Western egET Tsy strong WsstsD fresh oass
count. 8; cADdled. SaSi WssOsru soorASe, ezss
c0unt. 2
BCTTER-seplrttor, s1t-zs. s4S54; h-,.. ~.
prints. m. SLS: frsts. SsS; do. ! u. srurts
81y frstA SaS: block, 2 bS eztrAa 8as5s,
hrsts. SGS; dairy prtntA Maryland PsunFylvEnlE
Virginia, eItras, 9z2s; hrsts, SGS1f: Et0re-pachsd
arsts, s; rolA MEIyisud and PennIylrAzia asZ
do. West Virginia. 2LZ.
LIVE POCLTRY-Pdcs Per pound. unleus ochsf-
wlss stated Chickens. young average ral, a: Do
young 2 rs. and under. 1919. Do White LaShons
L; do. old hens. IoS and over. Is Do. old hens
small % medium. g do. old roostsrs and SaGs1 lOs
Il; ducks Young. MuScovy and MOnErsl leaIT; DO
White PsEnES, MALI do Indian Runns1. younE
l4GI5 do, puddle over g4ros. I6aITs Do. EnAIlsr
l4Al5; turkeE. heavy. Lbs. and OTG. aGaB; d.,
small. poor. 2A23; Tiseoas, Old. pair. 70 do.
young, pair. q guinea fowl young II roS and VI
each. 70; do. 70 ~ Ia, each. 5Os6O
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUTTS-Pots-
toes white. westsn Maryland and Psnnsylr1niI
bushe L2aLS. New York and Js-Tsy, 6uAhsl
l25Gl $ EaEteTn Shore Maryland bushel ia 3 .
nearby bushsl box. l.Z5sl.S0 EweetA EAsts4n shors
ysu0ws barrel. IT5a-.s0i EAstsp shors MEyJlHnd
b5I.. L75al-so; Anne Arundel standard LnSz0;
do small. bbl., lsoIl55s yGmS large. br5Eht bhl
SOzL-5: Bpples Westsrn Maryland and Penn
sylvauia packed. barrel 25OS5So; do Nsy
York STATE barrel. Z5lsl 50: beans. nearby, e-e-a
bus box SN9o; Do, Norfolk. bNs- T5aI 90: cabbaF.
native ton, $50; DO. New York. ton, 600
$50; cauEhOwsT. Lons Island, cT1te l3aLOO;
celery. New York bunch, DS50 egEplEntS. nEtsry
basket. gOOsZ.Oo; ErIpas. Concord, bSS, InlS; 40
NlGEart, bAs., L21l3; DelEwSrs bAG lSEIs; nns
beans peach basket. soss0; hamper L2Sal -: Do
bushsl 2Ssl50; hulled, n, salO; lettuce New
York. basket, 75alB; onions yellow bushsl d-y
.2Sal 81. New YORK and Western. yellow. nor
sack 26Jl2.75: peaches Mountain. c1EieT L8Sa0a;
do 4-S basket. eOalOO; Mountain round basket,
G5aI75. pear. Eastern Sho7s. Eiefsr - BASKET
s1sE; do, barrel, lSoSl.75; do, New Yurk Bart
let's bbl L5oa5oo; peppers, nearby. BASKET, zSa5;
Quinces. New York b5l, A50SSOo: tomatoes. native.
basket, dpe. sosSO; Eresn, bSskst loSI5i Ds~rta.
measured 6ushel. l1SllS
The Washington herald., 1916-10-24
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

. ChlcAgo Oct D.-FGDoy wheat sold b. ssnpss At
= - OIsae In both the Chicago and Ninnezpolis
IIIAeo, n These pr1cs were made By milesr ubo
Va. prooa5y use this grIds Of wheat for ba-Dcins
49, The faney prlns va realized 10 Chln~sp
q stJuraAy last 6teT the coss Of the sschsnfs
nc nc the pl7oe was maintained a. Minneapolis todGy
al al loe At 81 Louis were Sc higher and al KanssJ
Clty % 50 higher than yesrsrdEy Al Os.fo-ge a.
cash article failed 70 follow n, ursIIyp al fTt,--.,
The worlds breaistufs situation Continue - sTgv
more alarming, and IN some sections il border1 On
S1s-tI' showing that there must Be some point
a. NhleA The sdVEnoe viii oeass and vhe-r sous
reactions viii take place Ms1y Of ths ~ ho1..s
were advising holdeu with prufts % s.-Ir, tbe.n
"ithout oe'ay-pCobsbly for the purposs o. ano-ing
aus 70 case on instead Of Advancing srfn e1rfhsT
New high prioss were made for vbssf f9.15r-. -
G1y' tho eiosnE hEures Wege 70 ESe bertsr
D49uloAuon va n a btg early, and therr WHs
coE1sloeT1bls selhng late but during r5idsro, ~,
D1ylng Was quite active when the best puoz q ths
cay were rearhsd Following an advNnec oS IL IN A
"eeh' eaHfp decline would not be s1rpriSnF Tfs
hs"s received from ArTsutins today va NOR, bull
~ thAn a. any time on the present. reports oS The
long EdrHWn-out dg weather. The Rnsario pnsrFst
higher.
AoooTdng TO estimsts Issued BY tA, IHtsrnstioasI
Institute At Rome the European Ru-ssp r-op ~
wheat is per cent less than lAst year End -
sane authority places the vhast hHrre-a a. n.
"oTh at Der cent below ths Gre-1gs Gnd De-
cent below last NGttve ofs-r q uhe.s Al
LA'eTpoo. were Light and foreign odsus o1urinnsd n
adequotf. Spot wheat Al LTeFpool va 81 hirb.-
ano crgoes were strong
IhGe va a sTooE MARKET II corn Win n-+ a.
'Anoes q lSAZN toI the dAy. AZ n wheat new hish
pr1ces were MADE. With mos Of the sdvEncs hoIdnF
The May future sod high - sc Al ChioaF,
oash ssls were 8,0D blkhels md T8mo bushsl A.
the sesbbSrd for eTpu-z
CnfsToCSbs WsAths1 s r-uzissd tA-Oarhour tb.
Oelt. and the movement q this Fratp vfu l16.ly
cIntlnue small Intil climatic conditions IMPROVE
Ihsre Wts considerable nsVJ q a b1Ilsh chAruaeT
% reof7Eed tron 4rFsntns and great desl Of ON
Wa bought on it,
OaS WAs ? 70 S5sc higher. mainly IN Gyupsfhy
WIN NE HdVtnces n othe G1tnA More nsv t11dr
L coming into oatS but n1tu1lly the-v W s1ns
profitable tAkins 90 the shSrp rrlos UpturnG n
port tAEtnEs here 900 oo0 busheI ard ths -
board rvportsd l.EB,u buSbsh.
Inc acuon q The grain mArEet va c1rnu1uniatsd
70 pToT1aonh Sentiment controlled the bryinf 1nd
the nunoT q outside ordsr Wa the lGrs.st in
seTeTIl weskE
The Washington herald., 1916-10-24
In the World of Finance and Trade

been so long since Wall Street thought
that thoroughly seasoned copper stock
should sell for at least five times its an
nual earnings.
1t was In the late trading also that
Texas Company stock rose s. This Is
one Of the best managed independent oil
concerns. The earnings are said to be
nearly so a share. Mexican Petroleum
was strong in anticipation of activity in
the near future in Pan-American stock,
which is to be listed on the exchange.
Pan-American controls Mexican Petro-
leum and will undoubtedly be the specu-
Iatiye vehicle of inside enthusiasm.
German victories in Roumania were re-
sponsible for much of the market strength
because they make it certain that the
allies will have to buy vast quantities Of
munitions in this country.