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The Washington herald., 1916-09-23
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. Sept. Z.-EGGs-Market hrmer. Mary
land. Pennsylvania and nearby hrsts, % Eastern
Shore. Maryland and Virginia nrsts, s.; Western
tohio) frsts 8; West Virginia hrsts SOasl; South
ern North Carolinsl hrsts. % The market for
Western eggs very strong Western fresh, case
count. 92 and eandled, "a. Western storage, case
count, 3lh.
BUTTER-separator. extras. Sasi; do, frsts. 5la
2. Prints, h-Ib.. extras. Sass; hrsts, Blocks. Z
les.' extras, Sas5A; hrsts. 3lA52 Dairy Prints.
Maryland Pennsylvania and Virginia, extras, IS
hsts, 81 store.packed. hrBts 81
LIVE POULTRY-Prices per found unless other.
wise stated: Chickens. choice, young. boat stock,
=; young. by express. 2la2; do, under 2 lbs,
White Leghorns. lsa1; old hens, lbs and over.
LaZ2; do. small to- medium, 2S; DID, rcosters and
stags. loalL Ducks-Young muscoyy and mougrel
lial5; do. Whit Pekings yomg I5ais: Indian
hunners. Young, loal4; Spring, over ~ lbs liaI5
smaller lSalt Pigeons. pair. DID, 20; young, 20.
Guinea Fowl. each. Young. Ia lbs. and up. Co.
co: under ! lb.. 4oaS0; do, old, 25a59.
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUITs-Pota-
toes, white, new, Pennsylvania bnshel L00allO do
New York and New Jersey, bushel, ll0aI. 3; do.
Eastern Shore. Virginia, barrel 25oa275 do, near
by. bushel box, sOal.l0 Sweets Eastern Shore
yellows, barrel, ljoal75i do. Rappahannock barrel
l.5Oal.75; do, Anne Arundel. bartel LT5a2 o. Yams
large. bright, barrel. l.5Oal.75. Apples Eastern
shore MARYLAND and Virginia. fancy, barrel. l.2Sa
lO; do, small. fancy. LOlal.25 do. peach basket
aS4Oi Western Maryland. packed barrel 2OOs2 7S
Beans. native, green. bushel l.OOal.2. Cabbage.
native, 100. sooaso0; do New York. ton, 8O0s6O 90
oautAouENs, SoloFado, craze, Sal.lO. Celery, New
York. bunch. 5aioc. Corn. nearby, sugar, dozen,
l2al6; do field, ssl2 Cucumbcrs, New York
buHhtl basket, l.5oal.75. Damsons, Maryland and
Virginia. 80 basket. sla65l do. do. pound 25saS
do, Western Maryland, s-pound basket, Gas Egg.
plants, native. basket. Es3o Grapes, Concord
basket. 9alo; do, Niagara, basket, IOall Lims
beans, peach basket, lOa5O; do, hamper, soal %
do, bushel, -h;oo; do. hulled. pound, Ts5 Let
and Pennsylvania. dry. busheI. L3al q; do. New
York and Western. yellow. l0opound sack, 25a2 80
Peaches. Mountain carrier, 75aL25; do - basket
Shore seckel basket. 4Oa6O Peppers. nearby. bas
ket, 9a2S. Tomatoes native ripe, basket 25a3
do, Eastern Shore, rpe, basket l5a2O; do, nearby
measured bnshel, So Watermelons sclects 100
100 6COalOo0 ~
The Washington herald., 1916-09-23
u. S. STEEL ASCENDS
TO new High LEVEL
Wall Street Excited When Quotations
Touch ll4H.
nv N. INTERNATIONAL News servIoe.)

CBy the international News SeryIee.)
New York. Sept 2.-Wan street got
terribly excited today because United
States Steel sold up five points to the
new high record OF 1lfl5. Even that high
figure is less than double the present
rate Of earnings per year. II IS but little
more than double what the big corpora
ton will show earned per share on the
common stock for the year 1916. For
1911 IL Is filed with orders to capacity
land at prices equal to the best it has had
for this year Therefore, in oil proba-
bility the corporation will earn fully $50
per share in 1917.
In spite Of the fact that the stock is
selling at such a comparatively low hg-
Ure many professionals are beginning TO
sell it short hoping to find the top.
Other stocks besides steel were up to-
day. International Nickel was traded in
heavily. A pool has begun operations in
the stock on top of the 10 points rise and
promises to push 1t above 50. The ex-
pectation Is that the public will put 1t ten
points further.
American Smelling ran along with steel
part Of the day, duplicating every new
high record until just before the close,
when steel ran away from the whole
market. Smelling is making practically
as much per share as steel and is en-
titled to sell very much higher.
Coppers as a class were very active,
particularly Anaconda, Inspiration and
Utah.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-23
WASHINGTON PRODUCE,

Quotations given below are for large lots Of
good marketable goods only. Jobbers' prices ar,
higher. Lower grades may be sold for less Faucy
goods command higher prices.
EGGS-Fresh, per dOz. SaS
BUTTER-Best prints, new. per h., Ss1k; do tub,
s51L process. 3laS2; store-packed 23a24
LARD-Tub, pure. per lb. l6al6li; do couo-
pound l2alZ1A; cottonseed oil, per can, 275
sCHEESE-New York. new. per Ib. 10; fat 10;
Swiss domestic. 30; do, foreign, S
LIVE POULTRY-Hens. per ID, q; ROSTERS.
per h., 13; ducks. per h. I6al7; chickens Der Ib
2la22; turkeys. per lb.. Oa22
GREEN GOODS-Beans per basket I3al 20,
beets per 100 30Oa4OO; cabbages per bbl ZOOa3 90
cantaloupes. per crate, 6Oa25o; carrots per bunch
2a3; celery New York per crate 25Oa4 50; corn per
doz. loal5; cucumbers. per basket, l5oa2 90; cyn-
blings per crate. sOalOO eggplsnts per crate S7s;
kale per bbl. 75al.oo; lettuce. New York Der bas-
ket, l.Ooa2oo; onions per bag, 25oa265: peppers,
per crate. +0a5O; potatoes per bb 3oOa3 80: sweel
potatoes per bbl.. l5oa225; spinach per Dbl. 2Oa
800; tomatoes. per box. oal.OO; turnips per
bunch, 4a5
FRUIrs-Apples. per Dbl. L50a4.oo; damsons per
y bushel basket, 5Oas5; grapefruit, per box, 5OOs
$50; grapes. per crate, l.OOal.75; lemons per box
s5oa75o; oranges. Per crate. 55oasOo; peaches per
usts. Lzai.B; pinsapplss Per crate. 2ooaaoo:
The Washington herald., 1916-09-23
COTTON MARKETS.

New York, Sept. 2.-Cotton broke today follow
ing Pronounced strength in the early dealings
Prices at ths start rose to 10 points for distant
options, and B to II points for nearby months on
strength at Liverpool and decreasing stocks there
Later, the list developed irregularity
Spot at Liverpool was quiet at an advance OF 8
points on the basis Of 963d for midupland F1-
tures in the English market closed steady at a
net advance Of 8 TO l6 points. Spot here was
quiet and 10 points lower. at l6O5c; there were no
sales.
The spot articlJ at New Or'erns was steady and
unchanged on the ba1is Of 800 for middinE; the
sales were 2.l05 bales The amount in sight for
the week New York figures is AIS, III bales against
A0T 39 bales last week and 29s liz bales two years
ago. The New Orleans exchange makes the amount
brought into sig4t 291l73 bales, compared with
SIS, ,s5 bales last yeat and ls5O O42 bales in 1914.
Port receipts foC the day were 36 IOl bales com
pared with 1882 bales last week and a. 7l2 bales
last year. New York warehouse stocks are Al, 1856
bales against ,353 bales a year ago. Exports for
the day IA bales, all TO Great Britain Clear
Anoes for the season aggregate go 0B bales, com
pared with p5.746 bales for the corresponding
period last season.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-23
Analysis of Market.

The following analysis Of the New York
market situation was received yesterday
by w. B. Hbbs e. Co. from Logan &
Bryan, their New York correspondents:
The upward movement gained mo-
mentum under the leadership of Steel,
which advanced vigorously as conse-
Quence of much excited buying and reIa-
lively light offerings. The remainder of
the roster participated with outside buy
ing, showing an increase in nearly all
directions. Under the present order of
things, with the public being in a buy
ing mood, and with corporate earnings at
high tide, the rise will probably continue
until buying subsidies, when market
reaches point where offerings appear in
heavier volume than has been the case of
late"
The Washington herald., 1916-09-23
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square 3l-Hannah z Marsan ct vir. D,lzene
to Arthur Carr and Marvin A. C1stis to SECURE
Perpetual Building Association c3cO; lots sol and
Square G3-Sarah Z. Brewer IN Gsrsed A Street
and Nelson i. Dodge S20fOSl; years, s Der cent
semi-annuAlly; part original lot 4
Square 2O22-Richard X. Valentine To II D.
Gordon, to SECURE Fulton r Gordon s. Il: TO
60 months. per cent: part lot g.
Square loaa-ChsTles R. Mitchell q ur Matte j.
to Harold Tomlin and George Z. Loses. to secure
J. Francis Tomlin 500; monthly payments. PER
cent: lot c.
square 2Ss-Alce :. Burroughs to R E Thorn
ton and John =. Jer1nsn. to secure Albert Il
Greenwood $50: to Il months. per cent lots
~ Is and !2l
square s2s-Csroliue Brown to RAYMOND
Thomas and William L. johnson To secure William
Robertson $40; 70 years 6 per cent; lot l.
Square Tc5-A. 7. Lincoln ct uG. Lucretia s. 70
Wilton J. Lambert and C. X. Pope. to securs
Washington Land Mortgage Co. s. 20; quarterly
payments, per cent; lots &c and 70
Square 2S55-Elma s. Moulton ct rir Rosa
to H. R. HOwenstein and Fred W Reeves. u
secure Anna NJ Knox 500; June g. 1878; 81 uer
cent. semi-snnuaIly; lot 81
Square iiS-Jacob Schwartz to Walter H. NARROW.
j., and Ben Schwartz. to SECURE Charles V
tones 1900 ] year per cent quarterly. lots
49, lo4 and -oS
Square Zss5-Horsoe /. Wilcox ct W BlaDch.
H., to Ernsst L. Schmidt and James A CahiII. TO
secure David J. DuniEan 81 go; year 6 per cent
s-mi annually; lots Is. - and ID.
Square ls55-Louise Taylor 70 Harry L. Rust and
GeorEe G Bowie 70 secure Mary c. Trcou S, 80:
monthly payments. Ter cent; lots z and I5
Squares tl5 and 3T-Jsmes J Burke Of uT
Mary G. 70 Arthur Carr and Marvin A. Gusts
to secure Perpetual Building Association s. $50:
lot Zl6, square 6l5' also. sub lot T. square 2S7
Squsre 6S,-James A. Conner ct u1 Anna s
to b. Francis Saul and J. Wriley Jacohs 70 ssc-rr
Thomas L Allen SEQ; years. s per cent semi
annually on lot 70 same TO same to secure same
S2oo: ) years. s per cent semiInnuaIly on lot q
same to sane to secure same $500; years pe-
cent, semi annually on lot 2
Square Dl2-BTunson @. DoGn TO Louis Peak
and Watson F Clark. TO secure NJ NJ Mar s. 500:
l TO years, 81 PER cent, seniannuIIly; lots >
and o.
Holmesd MGnor-williAn G. Bowman, H. et rI
Ada R.. to B Francis Saul and GeorEe p Nc
Glue. to secure William S Phillips s. so; monthly
payments, per cent: lot lS2 block g
Square E25-ChArles T. Burns ct u1. Bell. V To
Amencan Security 4 TrISt Co. to secure National
Savings & Trust Co. s. 70: years per cent.
smi-IunuGlly; lots - and ls
The Washington herald., 1916-09-23
Probate Division.
Justice MCCOY.

Estate Lawrence J. Quill; order ad-
mitting will to probate and granting let
ters testamentary TO Johanna NJ. Quill;
bond $500; attorney, George c. Gertman.
Estate Thomas n Walsh; petition for
sale of real estate filed.
Estate Emil G. Schafer; order for pay
ment Of certain bills; attorney, J. A.
Burkart
Estate Abbie A. Emery; order continu-
ing hearing on petition for payment Of
funeral expenses; attorney, c. H. Meril-
tat.
Estate Agnes Morren; petition for ap-
pointment OF administrator filed; attor-
ney. George r. Taggart.
Estate Robert Ward; order confirming
auditors report and directing sale OF
real estate; attorney. G. F. Collins.
Estate Elizabeth Chase: order confirm
ing auditors report and directing sale OF
real estate; attorney. G. F. Collins.
Estate William s. Hart: order confirm
ing advances to minor; attorney, r. H.
Yeatman.
In re Annie straub; order for allowance;
attorney. r. n. Donaldson.
In re Courtney r. Young; order increas-
irg allowance; attorney, A. B. Leet.
Estate Rose H. McFerran; order for
sale of securities; attorney, Frank Stet-
son.
Estate Isidor saks; order for sale Of
property; attorneys. F. NJ. Pelzman and
David Wiener.
Estate John J. Dolan; order for sale
OF bond attorney, S. E. Swayze.
Estate Theodore X. Reilly: order to in
vest in note for $l,75O, secured on real es-
tate! attorneys, B. S. Minor and George
Calvert Bowie.
Estate Frederick Splitter; order ad-
mitting will to probate and granting let
ters testamentary to David Splitter; band
5000
Estate John H. Chew; order admitting
will to probate and granting letters tes-
tamentary to May I. Chew; bond 500: at
torney, H. P. Blair.
Estate Rudolf H. Won Ezdorf: order ad-
mitting will to probate and granting let
ters testamentary to Mary c. Won Ezdorf;
The Washington herald., 1916-09-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

s2 Second street southeEst-Robcrt Z MattinFiy
to Emma NJ. Swing, lot s. square 70, SO
THnidad-John H Lewis to William c And
Mary L. Heflin, lot g. block s. 500
lnslesde-Willism H. Walker ct W. Grace
to Luther A SWsrtzell, lot e. block = so
Petworth-David J. Dunigzn to Frsnoes D. T.
Calvert, lot 81, block 7s. SO STAMPS $50
PetwDrth-G. Gordon Bailey e. uN FIorence A
TO Zell W. jayne. lot 81. block g. 50
Fourth street between NJ and y streets southeast
George W. Marsh to Henry w. CGtten. 10, 90
square sul SO.
Thirteenth street and Tennessee avenue po-tbeas,
Anna L. Vance ct ur. F. A. 70 Henry D.
Crsmpton lot g square I1l2 SO
Mount Pleasant-WiliGn B. Mcknight 10 Leonard
NJ. and Flora NJ. Rice. lot ~. square Z5sI. SO
Prospect street between Thrty-second Grd Thirty
third streets Dorthwest-Winifred Brannan to Mani.
Heard, S2 per month during life Of Eruntor, part
lot IS. square lzs
Chevy Chase Grore-Fultou R Gordon It VI
square M SI2T
Prospect Hin-MsrEarst O'Connsu to Barbara
Yeast. part lot 4, SO
1914 Tenth street northwest-Psul y Wright y
to D. h. Roland Drury lot Is square ~ sd
The Washington herald., 1916-09-23
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. Sept. ".-Ony story is now heard
as to the grain situation in our own Northwest as
we'll as in Canada Crops are short In that terri
tory and generally speaking the grain so far
thrsshed is Of undesirable quality prominent
grain man who just returned from weeks tdp
in the Northwest says that this country will need
every pound Of grain raised there and the same
may be said Of Canada
There was a big export business IN cash wheat
total sales being about 2OO0.OCO bushels, largely
American grain. Sales at Chicago were 20 90 900
bushels.
Corn was Il to IL cents higher in sympathy with
the strength shown By the grain market
Gables were up ! to I'D. but the full advance
was not maintained either here or at Liverpool
Oats were q to 4 cent higher largely Influenced
by the strength in wheat and corn. Cash aales
Of corn here were 5000 bushels and of oats rs co.,
Lard was the center Of attraction in the pro
vision market and prices were about steady
The Washington herald., 1916-09-23
DEATHS REPORTED.

WHITE
Norman W. BrshlAr, Is years Us Iavrenc- O -
Edward FlaheT1y =. IN Q st. sv
George Hill = l5s EIchd s. nv
Ferdinand FCugsr, s, St. EiIsbsths Hospt
John F1nEer, s. St Elizsbsths Host
joseph Long r. St ElIZahe1hs H7spt
William 6. LeaTy. %. 2U s. nv
Kathleen NJ. Knee = Geo WsEhinFto- Br-rs
Waite L. Brooks ~ Tubsrculosis Hospt
Edward RAsHn, 3. St. Elizsbeths Hospt
German c. Bachelor. - Emergency Hospt
William ]. Gibson, 81 ~ Columbin road
John W. Chism y. 70 ~ g. ~
sarah Wrong, u. Georgetown Hospt.
Mary r. StRner. =. ls sLh st. ne
CecehA Elhacker. 81 I5I Florda ave Ne
Susan Burke 8. sr NJ st Nv.
May J. Burma, month. Providence Hospt
Michael c. Powell, 4 months 1914 W 81 nv
CODORED
Nancy Lee, IS yeIrS, l6B S5rd q ~
Margaret Garter. 6, l2l3 c Ct ss
Infant Of Richard and Annis Wsshlnrto- 4 min
ties, lsS 9Th st. nv.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-23
Supreme Court, District of Columbia
Equity Division.

Justice mccoy.
Iowsoh vs. Towson: rule returnaole
September Is; plaintiffs attorneys, d.
). Macksll and ]. B. Carter.
Kelly VS.. Kelly; rule returnable Sep
tember %; plaintiffs attorneys. T. H.
Patterson and W. c. Ashford.
Hartman VS.. Masters; expenditure
OF receiver approved and leave to in
stitute proceedings in Court of APP
peals granted; plaintiffs attorney, W.
G. Johnson; defendants attorneys, d.
w. Baker. w. J. Lambert and J. K. NJ.
Norton.
In re dissolution of Saint Luke's
Lodge, No. 2; certain property ordered
sold; attorney. r. N Donaldson.
Smallwood VS.. Shannon; guardian ad
Item appointed; (two cases); plain
tins attorney, w. NJ. Gettinger; de-
fendant's attorneys, Louis Gutenberg
and T. L. Jones.
Cox VS.. Cox; rule returnable Septem-
Der 29; plaintiffs attorneys, D. w.
Baker and J. w. Staggers.
In re dissolution of Provident Sc
curity Co; order of publication; at
torney, Leo A. Rover.
Carley VS.. Carley; hearing on rule
continued to September IT; plaintiffs
attorney, E. B. Frey; defendants at
torneys. Wright & Wampler.
Cooley VS. Cooley; alimony ordered
paul. pidlnIlH attorneys, Aa"hen q
Havell; defendants attorneys, w. ].
Lambert and r. II. Yeatman.
Daims VS.. Daims; alimony ordered
paid; plaintiffs attorneys. Topper g.
GusaCk: defendants attorneys, Rails
ton & Richardson.
Lusby VS.. Lusby; alimony ordered
paid; plaintiffs attorney. Louis often
berg; defendants attorney. J. A.
O'Shea.
Spriggs VS. Spriggs: leave granted
to file without prepayment of costs.
and rule returnable September %;
plaintiffs attorney. A. W. Scott.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-23
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE

WHIIT
Henry T. and Florence r Hopkips b.,
George L. and Elizabsth NJ NiUinrto1 -
John H. and Ida G johnson. boz.
John A. and Francis h. wathsn- boz.
Walter X. and Ida NJ. Long. EirI
Arthur J. and GeorEiS B. Mulvey. boz
Vernon z and Nina K West. boy.
COLOKED.
Frank and Lottie Doran, girI
Isaac S. and Beatrice Mason. boy.
Walter and Glsdiola Anderson. rirL
John W and Bertha johnson. boy.
Bezcher and Edna Zeb1s. girl
McQuile and Bertha Ssmuels boy
Arthur and Laura johnson. girl
The Washington herald., 1916-09-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHTT

Harry Y Penney. :. q Msr.shon. Pa. and
GrAns A Wallace, 2 RsT. n. y Duvus
SGlvStor Bufslino. n and Ro-- Trrpzni = Rev
Il. u Mtchsl
Joseph A Walker. Z and Lillian Schs1eI. y.
both q Baltimore. Rev. D. MtchsI
William c. Lyles, .. and Eva b Anderson. ..
Rev F. H. Sven
William h. DoidF- =. and Blanche n Buruup.
= R-T. W. 0 Roons. IT,
joseph Msyrrcvitz. q and Jennie LEVIN. =. q
Baltimore. Rev g. siIFeutons
George y. Turnsys0n, = and Josephins Kr-7rE
- both of Mclean. Va Rzv ? Downs
John Angelo =. and BVelyn TUmhn. Is Esv
2 h Hardin
George kidweH 2 of Chs-TvdIls Va rod
Lillian V Bromley e Rev. G " Atkinson
Andrew Brown, x and Eshsl ~ Chsp7l. :
Rev GsorEe F. Dudley
COLORED.
Ernest z. DoEIn, 2 and JAMIE Mack . Rev.
John Richard.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-23
Charles c: Glover Returns.

Charles c. Glover, president of the
Riggs National Bank, has returned to
the city from Bar Harbor, Me.
NJ. E. Allies and Charles ]. Bell are in
New York City.
w. T. Galliher, president OF the Amer
lean Exchange Bank, left last night for
New York. from which port he will sail
today for two weeks vacation in Porto
Rico.
Frances ]. Kilkenny. formerly connect
ed with the office of the Comptroller Of
the Currency, Treasury Department, and
now broker in high grade investments,
is spending n week in Washington
The Washington herald., 1916-09-23
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore. Sept p -WHEAT-Recsipts 80 81
bushels. consisting Of 7.4s2 bushels Southern and
l2,79 bushels Western: shipments from elevators
zllJo6 bushels; Stock in elevators. 243lS bushels
The market opened hrmer, as follows: Spot and
September, No. red. l52; October. L62ss; No red
Western spot and September le0a
CORN-Receipts, 2,.93 bushels, Western: ship
ments from eleTators 1857 bushels; stock in ele-
Tators l4O65s bushels. Prime sail or yellow corn
quotabe at sias6. The market opened quiet Spot
and September, S214
OATS-Receipts. ll5es6 bushels; withdrawn from
elevators. 1905 bushels stock in elerators Lbs osI
bushels. New oats. No white, 52A; standard
white. 5lhaS2; No white, 5Olsa5I
The Washington herald., 1916-09-23
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Sept. E2--Mouey on call at the Stock
Exchange today opened at n high. "a low. 2l1;
close, ~ Most Of the loans were at n.
Time money dull. Rates, ) per cent for 50
20 % days; S4aS2t for four to FIVE months; per
cent for SIX months
Mercantile paper wss without any feature Rates
34a4 pcr cent for % and 90 days indorsed bills r.
csivabIs we'll for chotce four to six months
single names.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-23
Circuit Division.
Justice Mccoy.

Hill Publishing Co. VS.. Mckee: judg-
ment by default against Thomas H Nc
Kee for S766.3O; plaintiffs attorney, H
w. Wheatley.
Chr Heurich Brewing Co. VS.. Cole ct
al; Judgment by default for 81, 4S5. 65;
plaintiffs attorneys, Tobriner & Graham.
. Snowden VS.. Capital Traction Co; bill
'bf exceptions submitted and time to file
transcript extended to November II;
plaintiffs attorneys, w. B. Guy and c. D.
Garrett; defendants attorney, G. Thomas
Dunlop.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-23
New York.
New Orleans.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Sept. 2.-FLOUR-Firm: trading is
moderate STring patents sO0as.75; spring clears
ooa72O soft winter straights 7Ooa7 10 hard winter
stTaights. to arrive, 75Oa7.75 All quotations are
sack basis, in wholesale lots
PORK-Frm trading moderate. Family . uoa
300; clear z OOa9OO.
BEEF-Steady. blt business is inactive. Packet
2-5OaZ2OO; family. 2.5Oa23.5O; extra India mess
53 Oca34OO.
LARD-FIm demand moderate Prime West
EN-, l55O refined continent, 1880; South American
1918; refined brazilian in kegs, HIS; oeo stearne
ia; lard stearne dull at l5A.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-23
TRADING Light ON
CAPITAL EXCHANGE
Graphophone 6s Sell at l0lLz; Po-
r tomac IS, l0l.

Trading was light at yesterdays ses-
sion of the Washington Stock Exchange.
Graphophone 6s sold at l01 l-2 and Poto-
mac Consolidated IS at 1O1. One quotation
lot of Washington Gas was exchanged
at Il 1-2. Mergenthaler changed hands at
l59 l-2 and l59 S-4. Railway preferred was
transferred at 50 1-2.
Capital Traction closed at 50 1-2, Rail-
way common at so, Railway preferred at
81 L. and Washington Gas at II. Lans-
ton was offered at so, but rs 1-2 was the
best bid, ex-dividend.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-23
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York. Sept 22-wHEAT-Higher; active in
quiry. No. red l.59; No. l Northern T. 0. b.. lSl :
No, > hard winter l69. T. o. b.; No. l macaroni
10 arrive l-5lz. No. Manitoba, LIS. Exporters
took about LaOOcO bushels. chiefly hard winter and
Manitoba
CORN-StronEer; trade quiet. No 2 yellow
fresh -shsled 10 arrive glz c. i. T.; No. fresh
shsIed 70 arrive Sf1z.
' OATS-FimeT; fair dealings. Standard. 5Z1la53
No. white 52a5ZI7 No 1 white 5laa52 elevator
bushel.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-23
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago Sept 2-HOGS- -RsoaPts. lSooo head.
active. above yesterdays SVeraFe bulk u sIl o.
light loonsll -: mixed. ssOsll = hesvy ss5slI 0.
rough, sSslOO5. niEs. 6T5ssS5
CATTLE Receipts 800 head veal: rGtfr. A-rf
cattle, s.5oall3O: Western steer 6USs .. ,-ocss-,
and feeders I6osT g.; COWS and hsifers. 2.5oas .:
calves SSsI3O0.
SHEEP Receipts 1910 head. veal v,tbsrS
6S5aS5O lambs. 6TJzIoTu
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WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE

Furnished by w. b. HIbbs & Co
SALES
Washington Gas. q at IN.
Nlergsnthaler, 10 al 1874.
After call:
Graphophone st 6s SlOn at lOIl
Washington Railway pfd Il. at g. 7 at srl
Potomac Electric Cons. s., s. 900 at ICl 81 900 at
lCI.
Washington Railway pfd at sZII
Mergentbaer. at 1871.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New York, Sept. 2-Ths tone on the Broad
Street curb generally strong. with a number
Of issues selling at the highest range reached in
a long period. MidTale Steel was the most prom
lnent feature.
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Anaconda May Reach 100.

Logan & Bryan. New York brokers, re-
port that the bull element in Anaconda
freely predicts the stock will sell through
100
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of Finance and Complete Legal and Real Estate Record

plums. per sIbs basket aa8; nspberries, per qt..
oa3o; Strawberries Der qt, 2oa3o wstermeons. each
NR1
LIVE sToCK-Yesl calves. prime. per h..
l2alzti; do. medium. lo1sall; spring lsmbs, fat,
l05al
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Static electricity produced by the
feathers of a duster used to clean in
candescent lamps has been known to
break their hlamenta.
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Quarterly Dividend Declared.

The American National Bank has de-
clared a regular quarterly dividend Of ?
per cent, payable October l.
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Lawsuits.
Equity Suits,

S46l9-Nannie c. Towson vs. Richard
NJ. Towson; limited divorce; plaintiffs s
attorneys. D. S. MackaI and J. Barrett
Carter.
3462O-Cordelia Spriggs VS.. John spriggs:
limited divorce; plaintiffs attorney. A.
w. Scott