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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-04-11
Criminal Division, No. 2.
Justice sfddonk,


United States VS.. Henry Williams;
second offense petit larceny; sentenced
to Occoquan for one year.
United States VS.. William Mcintosh;
housebreaking and larceny referred to
probation officer.
IN re estate of Henry C. Freitag; trial
OF issues reset for April IT.
In re estate OF Lizzie Downie; trial OF
issues rest for April 10.
In re estate of Catherine weems, trial
Of Issues reset for April d
In re estate of George W. Rea; Caroline
L Rixford; zachariah s. Buckler; Calvin
H. Chadsey; Charlotte T. Daley; WILL
lam Walter; Julia Montgomery; trial of
issues reset for May L
United States VS.. William Conway and
Charles Thomas; larceny from United
States; sentenced to occoquan for one
year each; attorney. C. W. Tignor.
Johnson VS.. Gresset; verdict for defen-
dant; plaintiffs attorney, T. A. Fenning;
defendants attorney, r. H. Yeatman.
Green VS.. Reeves; jury respited; plain
tiff's attorney, John Ridout, defendants
attorneys, w. w. Edwards and P. H.
Marshall.
Assignment today:
I4S-RichArdson vs.. Metropolitan Coach
Company; attorneys, Shore, Purcell, Nc
Inerney-Colbert.
153-Sullivan va Washington and Old
Dominion Railway Company; attorneys,
English-Lambert.
1ss-Baker VS.. Gray; attorneys, Digs
O'Shea.
139-Shannon VS.. Caspar; attorneys,
Wells-Toomey & Toomey.
l6s-Weigle VS.. Slye and Watson; at
torneys. Rice-BowIes.
16o-Shannon and Luchs VS.. Peters; at
torneys, Wells-Brown.
162-Roscher VS.. Reed; attorneys.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
163-Major VS.. Royal Benefit Society;
attorneys Ryan-Hayden.
16+-Andrews Paper Company VS.. Nc
Mahon: attorneys. Hendler-Ridout.
165-Stimson Company VS.. the Dime
Nailor Company; attorneys, Wheauey-
Brandenberg & Brandenburg.
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land. He will be gone the remainder
of the week.
Detroit has long been known as the
home OF the automobile. Cleveland, Ohio,
Is hot on the trail of the City OF the
Straits and recently has succeeded in
inducing some manufacturers, who had
contemplated moving to Detroit, to Sc
lect the Forest City instead. 1t is said
that Cleveland is offering advantageous
factory sites and even has gone so far
as to build the plant, taking a second
longtime mortgage on it.
The death of Bob" Burman at the Co
roma track. in California, Saturday
marks the first accident in motor speed
way contests this season. Motor car rae
ing holds a certain fascination for those
who participate, as well as the specta-
tor. True, the purses hung up are prizes
worth striving for, but the majority Of
the older drivers are well fixed, so far as
the monetary end is concerned. Every
driver Of note has not only won sufficient
prize money to keep him in comfort the
remainder Of his days, but the so-called
side money that is offered by the manu-
facturers of different accessories
amounts to a pretty figure.
Those drivers who have made name
for themselves on the track are eagerly
sought by various factories as heads Of
their testing departments. The expert
ence that they have gained on the brick
or board track is of inesttmable value in
the trying out of new design motors or
new types OF spring suspension, or any
of the other different inventions that the
factory wishes to try out thoroughly
before offering them to the public. Even
the tire companies employ former rae
ing drivers to test out the sarious tire
constructions which they are expert
menting with.
The racing game. though, has an irre-
sistable fascination for the man who once
has held the wheel Of high-powered
car that is tearing around the track at
better than mile a minute. He may
break away from the speedways for q
while, but soon he is back again. Ray
Harroun, Howard Wilcox, Louis Chew
rolet and Johnny Aiken are about the
only ones who have not returned to the
track. They are ALL however, employed
in the engineering department OF vari-
Gus motor car or tire companies, and
in their testing of new models perhaps
do as many hair-raising stunts as they
ever were called upon to perform on the
track.
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Circuit Division No. Q.
Justice Stafford.

Saunders VS.. Donnan ct AL; verdict for
defendant; PLAINTIFFS attorneys, w. G.
Gardiner and l. L. Handy; defendants
attorneys, Ellis & Donaldson and A. H.
Ferguson.
Disney VS.. Baltimore and Ohio r. r.
CO..; jury respited; plaintiffs attorney,
Mark Stearman; defendants attorneys.
Hamilton, Yerkes & Hamilton.
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II It pays Tom to tell HIS story and
bid for business each week in 1000 of
the best homes In this community, 1t
ought to pay Dick and Harry JUST AS
WELL.-Dan sayles.
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Bankruptcy Divisien.
Justice Anderson.

In re John H. Nolan; order confirming
report of special master.
In re ]. F. Ebling; order confirming re-
port Of special master
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Miller Brothers spring opening proved
such a success that Claude Miller, pres
ident of Miller Brothers, announced yes
terday that they would continue the ex-
hfbition through all this week.
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"Dick" Israel, of the Circle Tire Com
pany, distributors for Miller tires, leaves
this morning for a trip through Mary
land. He will be gone the remainder
Of the week.
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District Division.
Juatice Sfddoua.
Law Suits.

In re extension of Perry place; verdict
Of jury filed.
Law Suits.
!. 6soB-Gardiner & Dent. Inc, VS.. Ben
jamin ]. Candy; Judgment N. c. 1851.
PLAINTIFFS attorney. George A. Maddox.
6soZ7-Marie s. Bowen VS.. Frederick l.
Siddons, Ralston & Richardson, jackson
III. Ralston and William z. Richardson;
damages, $25s, l9353
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GASOLINE CARS.

AUBURN-PATHFIND
AUBURN AND PATHFINDER SALES CO.
tc Maryland AZ. ua
Phone Lncofn lEA
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MARKET MAKES
GOOD Showing
Striking Display Of Resilient
Strength Proves Feature
of Trading.
MANY REALIZING SALES
Toward Close. Manifest Symptoms of
Overtaxed Absorptive Capacity Is
Evident-Pnces Irregular.

New York, May SIN another session
OF very active stock market trading,
Wall Street reflected the continuation
of the same set of factors which were
effective in causing a striking display
OF resilient Nrength toward the end Of
last week. Despite the rapidity and sue
cess of the week and upswing, and de-
spite the conjecturally unfavorable i'm
Port of some Of the news over the re-
cess, the list today carried recovery still
further although the market was sub
Jected to heavy pressure throughout the
day. particularly in the nature Of liber-
al sales.
Operations for the decline were con-
ducted industriaIly by the trading ele-
ment, but it was not until the last hour
that quoted values offered and sgnih-
cant token Of reacting to the weight
Of stocks which had been supplied. To-
ward the close there were manifest
symptoms that absorptive capacity. which
had been remarkably well sustained, was
somewhat OvertaXed. The price move
meut became irregular, and the hnal
trend Of prices was generally downward,
although closing quotations constituted
a substantial average Of net gain. a
large amount Of buying power was fur
nished throughout the day by the mis-
CellaneOus short interest which was dis
closed last Friday and Saturday, as in
a very overextended position and a good
deal Of today's activity plainly represent
ed operations conducted to take advan-
tage Of the bearish trading inclinations
which have come to prevail so widely in
the last few weeks.
Features of strength were provided by
the railroad list and by various indus
trial specialties, including issues with a
Mexican interest and some of the shares
in the motor group. The course OF the
rails might have been connected with
efforts to facilitate foreign liquidation,
but n was none the less an illogical
sequel to the impression. Also it was
at least a fitting accompaniment to the
more insistent circulation of rumors about
powerful efforts underway to get peace
negotiations started for a termination
of the European war The war NUM-
tion shares and the coppers displayed
Coincident heayiness, although IL was not
apparent that peace considerations were
a material influence in the days deal
inEs.
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HOUSEWIVES DAILY
ECONOMY, CALENDAR
Cleaning Odds and Ends.
BY FRANCES MARSHALL.

To get out rust stains from cotton
spread thick layer of salt over the
spots and then rub with half lemon.
When the spots have disappeared. wash
as usual.
To keep hairbrushes clean, dip them
once a week in warm water in which a
tablespoonful Of household ammonia is
poured. When clean, rinse in cold water
and dry Will the bristles down.
For grease spots on dark wooden clothes
use alcohol
Clean black lace with vinegar and then
pin 1t out on a board thickly covered with
cloth held tightly in place.
Clean patent leather with milk
Clean unVarnished reed and willow with
soap and water.
Wash marble ornaments in soapy water.
rinse and dry.
Clean zinc with kerosene. IL the zinc IS
not on a table or shelve where food is
placed. OF course. the kerosene might
scent the food, and therefore should
never be used where food is TO be placed
Restore tin to its original liEhtnessf
Of color by boiling It in washing soda
and water solution.
Restore aluminium to its original color
by cleaning with vinegar and whiting
mixed into a paste.
Dip down quilts in gasoline, rub unit
clean. and then hang in the air to dry.
For perspiration stains, sunshine and
water are a good combination.
tCoTyrEht. l9l6I
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New York
New Orleans.
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE,

Philadelphia May s.-BCTTER-As usual on Mon
dsy. there little Wholesale trading but offerings
we're light and values steadily held We
quote: Western fresh, solid-racked creamery
fancy specials e; extra SaJ4; Arsts 81; seconds
Ia52; nearby PRINTS. fancy. Is; average extra %;
ATsts. %sS4 seconds 3la32 special fancy brands OF
prints jObbinE at 3saE2
EGGS-Choice fresh eggs were in good request and
kept well cleaned up to top prices. Quotations were
as follows: In free cases nearby extras Is Per doz
quote: In free cases, nearby extras D per dozen
ntatby frsts eco per standard case nearby current
receipts. GO per case; Western extra. aa2j Ter
dozen Western extra hrSts SIS per case: do. Hrsts
80 per case Southern, per case 615a6 b as 10
quality; fancy selected eggs were jOBbing at Ea9
ps- dozen.
LIVE POULTRY-Fowls, per b., 1sa0;
rooStsrs, l2aljI spring chickens according TO
quality. weighing la2 lbs : apiece Ja1s; ducks
to size and quality, lssD; geese 7als; pigeons
old. per rair, 8a30; do. young, per pAir. 3Na22.
DRESSED POULTRY-Fresh killed dry-pasked
do. weighing H5a5 pounds apiece, ma do Z pounds
apiece. 2lis; do. 81 pounds apiece. 81; do )
pounds apiece, lsa50. Fowls In barrels. fancy.
drT picked-weighing F4a5 pounds apiece. q DO.
pounds apiece q smaller sizes, Ian; old ROSTERS
dry picked, ls; broiers Jersey fancy. 5oa55 broiL
ers other nearby. weighing 2a3 pounds to the pair
nal5; broiers nearby larger sizes, 35s3s. CapoiIs.
per pound-Neighing sac pounds apiece. zas;
smaller sizes, Sa2S. Ducks, nearby. spring 8a2s.
SQUADS per dozen-White weighing llaI2 pounds
per dozen, 5.2Oa5.5; white weighing salO pounds
per dozen 466s5aO; white, Weighing pounds Der
DOZEN. 35oaAl0: do. DO, pounds per dozsh
5.ooa3s do. do 6asE pounds per dorm, 2Sa5 30;
dark, 20a2S0; small and No. >, LOCAL. 10
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore, May s.-EGG-MArket quiet. Mar
land, Pennsylvania and nearby hrsts n Eastern
Shore. Maryland and Virginia hrSs, q WtStsn
tOhio) hstI. q West Virginia hrsts. p Southern
North CRrolinal ST., %
BUTTER Creamery. fancy. 34I.aG: do, choice
Sl4aa'S; good. 33a5i; prints. Sag DO blocks
saT do. ladies. Es5: DO. Maryland and Penn
sylTania rolls. n: do, Ohio rolls q; do Mary
land. Virginia and Pennsylvania dairy prints. 2
process butter. .; store packed. EEn. AsI4.
LIVE POULTRY-Chicksus spring. IL lbs, and
up, per h, 5SB: do. 70 II lbs. per ID. s2aS3
do. under H.. 50: do. old hens, over Ihs., pei
lb.. -; DO. small N medium. 70. DO Old rooster
and stsEE lOAlls ducks. MuScory ard Monzre
Bsl7: do. white PskinS. 10; do. Indian Runners
Ii, 5al5 do. puddle. larss young. ID. l.: DO
small. poor. n. Has; pigeons, old pair, 2jaO
guinea fowl. old, each. n.
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUITS-Po PotA.
toes white, Eastern Shore. MoComicks. per bushel
Sass; do. Maryland and Pcnrsy lvania per bushel
Local. 10; do. New YORK and Maine. Ter bushel.
lOoAl.lo; do, new Florida No. /. per bb jOas o.
do, d., No. 2 per bh 45oa5 GO. sweets vel
low. Eastern Shore Maryland. rcr hbL. 2Ja3Oo
do Eastern Shore Virginia, per bbI., OOae 80; do
Delaware fancy. per Dbl. . jOa3 %. do York River
fancy. per bbl., 20cs2.3. do. Hampers. No pei
basket f5ao0; ySms. North Car7Gna. No /. per Dbl
l.5os2.OO. do. Maryland and Virginia pST hh L9s
LIS: apples, New York stats pcr bbl 2gOa2 %; a..
psraEus. MARYLAND and Virginia. No. l. pre- do4
2b0a3oo: North and South Carolina. psr doz.
2ooa2o; bc9ns, Florida. green basket 25Aa2.T5
Charleston. bunch. al: cabbaEe Early York
Charleston. rate 2OOa2 % celery. crate. zssIfS
cueImberS, basket. 2Cos3 80 esgTIahts crate So
500; grapefruit. box. 25oa3oo; horse rAdish hushe
box. coal Is kals. lISsl box 2ot 2: lettuce Nortr
Carolina half-bautl basket. 2u0a3O0; Charleston
hslf-barrel basket. 3.Oos3S0; oAions crate, 3
L6S' oranges 70 size. box 3?0aiOoi pcas Charles
ton. basket. 2eoa250; PEPPERS. crate, 250a3CO
radishss. basket. l.Oral25; rhuharb, bunch. 9sg
spinach. hrshel box. 4oa5O; squash hasket 200,
as strawberries Norfolk. Qt. l5a2o: d.. Norti
Carolina. qt.. loals; tomatoes Florida fancy
ripe. crate. Looa2.So do, do, choice crtts, 5Ot
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. MAJ s-rhcre was bear movement
in the grain markets TODAY with corn the leader.
Declin1s in that grsu of H.: TO l7.c was the IEin-
clral cause ~ the Ucssi0ns Of 4 to &C in wheat
end n u tn Nc in oat
The wheat trade was curailed materially by
reports received from rad Of possible peace.
The government report which not Isos,ed
till after the clio e Led. bpaTish.
The feature Of the oats market vas .ht re
vsrsal Of operations hv leadrns elevator nt,r.
ests 1T scllii 2 Nav Nn1 taking July. Short sud
casn handlers bought ila' AID there was scatter, d
liquidation IN that Irouth. There were rep0rts
a damage in the Gov, AU-st bscAuse Of the Iack
of rain. as well as insect invasion and new cro;
futures bought in c,nseuuenceI Cash sales
# rLrn was u no bushels; oats, $500 bushels oi
which 10000 bushels Of the latter we're for eI-
port.
Fractional leases were recorded in tro provision
market. The opening wns frac.ionsly better 10
general commission hoTss buying ard On nsrd
spots selling was quite liberal. Packers sold
moderately and the action # grain bruEit About
a dragging tendency.
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COTTON MARKETS.

New York. May s-There was realizing from
Wall street and commission house in cotton
today and after rising in the early dealings the
market weakened closing barely steady At a net
los Il l tn points. number Of up town
long accounts were Said n have been iqudate,1
the basis Of 1910 for December Spot frrns
absorbed large proportion cf this cotton and
particularly heavy purchasers q July
SPOT at Liverpool was in good demand at an
advance Of IL points on the basis ot 81pd for mid.
upland. Futures In the English market were
steady at net advance II I2'4 to IS points Spot
here steady and prints higher at $50 cents
the sales were 2 900 bales.
Cotton at the ports today were lIS SO bales com,
pared with 05s last year New York warehouse
stocks are 1854 bales against 5000 a year ago
Exports for the day amounted to I7723 bales. com
pared with 2.lS last year Today's total in.
cuded : gl bales 70 Great Britain. 50S9 N France
l0l To the Continent and 34i2 10 Japan and
China C7earanCes for the season aggregate 45U ss5
bales against 7,453665 for the corresponding period
last season.
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WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below are for large lots Of good
marketable goods only. Johhers prices are hisher
Lover grades may b sold for less. Fancy good
command higher prices.
While the sudden warm weather and Monday were
responsible for a somewhat quiet market, several
signihcant changes occurred in both the quotations
for produce and for fruits and vegetables A mac.
tional increase was felt by eggs live turkeys and
veal calVes Among the fruits and vegetatles new
cabbage, onions and new potatoes strengthened.
while the quotations on asparagus, lettuce, and
Strawberries lower.
EGGS-Fresh per doz., HA27.
BUTTER-Best prints, new. Der h., S; do. tub
per lb.. 81; process. z; undergrade. creamery Aas5
store-packed, q.
LARD-Tub, pure. b.. llal2; do, compound, lola
eottonseed OIL per can. BIS
CHEESE-New York. new. per ID. IS; fat, pei
h.. 49, Swiss domestic. per h.. q; DO. foreign
per lb.. 4o
LIVE PoULTRY-Hgns, per b.. IS; roosters, ID
Il; spring ducks. per H.. lsa2O; chickens. spstnE
per h.. s2a5 turkeys. per Ib, 23024.
GREEN GOODS-Asparagus. per dozen bunches
l.25a3.5O; local. per bunch. 7alZ1s beans per has
ket. 25Oa35O: bsets crate. l.JOa2oo; cabbage new.
crate 2ooa33 do basket lO0al25; carrots rer
bunch S; caulihower, Florida has. 2ooa325 celery.
Florida per crate. l5Oa2Oo; cucumbers. per basket
200a4.D; Cymbngs, per crate, l.T5s2.o0; eggpants
per crate 2jOa25o; kSle, Per bbl.. S5aSo; lettuce
North Carolina basket. l.25a2 50; onions per sack
2.oOd225 do. Texas, per crate l.6oal.s6: peas per
basket. l5oa3oo; peppers, per crate, l75a300; pop
do. new per bbl.. 6.5oa7.25; sweets per bb l.5oa
800; ysms. per Dbl, l2ni.75; rhubarb. PER doz..
nH25; spinach per b.. looal.25; tomatoes Florida
per crate. l.7Sa2 90; turniTs, per box. 2a4O.
FRUITS-Apples. per bbl.. 2yoOa4oo; crsnberriss
YER DBL. s.ooalo 50; do. rsr boE. LT5a2oo; grape
truit per box. 27Sa3Oo: lemons. per boz 4oOa4 50
oranges per crate 30oal0o: pineapples, per erats.
haaLoo: strawberries. North CArUlina. per at,
i0aB
LIVE STOCK-Vsal calves, rTint pei h.. loalob4
do. medium. per b. slsi spring lambs. fat. per
H. l2al3.
DRESSED GOODS-Dressed hogs. small, per ID,
usll'f; DO. medium. per h., II
HAY-Hay. best timothy. per ton. ls.oOaglOoi Do.
mixed. per ton B.OoalaD.
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U. S. Treasury Report.

The condition OF the United statet
Treasury at the close of business yes.
terday waS:
Net balance in general fund, Sl31, 10. OH
total receipts yesterday. t2,62S .6e2; tota
payments yesterday. So, 426,447.
The deficit this fiscal year is jOss5, 79s
against a deficit OF SiO2 052. .o55 last year
exclusive OF Panama Canal and publ,
debt transactions.
Revenue receipts this fscaI year, w
to the close Of business on May 6, $J6l =
S9S, ,O5447; revenue receipts at the close
Of business on May 6, in 1915, t52f ,4Os,
76s. %.
Ordinary disbursements this fiscal year
up TO the close of business on May s.
s611, ,926. .063.2S: ordinary disbursements al
the close Of business on May 6, 1915. $685..
O43, ,6J0.6 6s.
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BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK,

Baltimore, May s.-LIVE sToCK-Pigs, as tc
Eise and condition apiece l. s0a2 %. sbost, a, N
si1e. apiece, 2,5Oa4oO. Calves: Choice handy
weight veals per h.. lOalols; good veals, per ID
elsalo; heavy, smooth. fat calves, per head t5ma
small thin calTss, per head 7 oOae N. grsS,srs
heavy, per head loOOal4oC
BEEF CAfrLE-YJurE steers. in good condition
weighing 100 to lr2oo lbs. per Ib Ta75s; steer
weighing unoer IOo lbs per H.. Ssas'4; oxen, pei
h.. 3i4a5i bulls, per ID. 4a4ltt lafrs voung row.
per ID, In god o1tsr, 4s5i cows poor 10 medium
grades, per ID, 2stasti fresh cows with calf pei
head, s.9aso0i poor. thin. meadow stock, pei
head, lo.oosI5oO.
LANES AND sHEEP-choic., fat sheen. ne,
d., 6as; do, fair, per h., S1aHl; do, inferior
tough, per bead, l5oa25o; old backs, as 70 quait,
and conditon, as5; spring lambs fat g to o lbs
per n. HSi faif 10 medium grade lambs, Dali.
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firm AND
LANSTON ACTIVE
Sixty Shares of Type Machine
Stock Transferred on
Local Change.
NEW YORK LIST WEAK
Market Feels Effect of UnfavorabIe
Mexican News and Uncertainty
of German Situation.
NEW YORK LIST WEAK

Bonds were firm and one stock-Lan.
ston-developed interest after call al
yesterdays session OF the local exchange
During regular call one share of Wash.
ington Gas, at IS 5-S, was the only trans.
action IN stocks but after call sixty
shares OF Lanston changed hands at be.
tween Is l-2 and rs 5-s, the sales being oi
stock accumulated by the local pool IN
the recent rise in Lanston. More wa
offered at rs IS and Il
In the bond list Washington Gas 81
we're bid up to lO7 IA with 1O7 ID the
lowest offering. Potomac Cons IS sold
at 100 IT, to the extent OF $1,000, face
value. A 5000 Potomac first sold al
I05.
In the bidding on stocks Washington
Gas was bid up IA to rs a. while the
offerings made a concession under Sat.
urday to IS 7-s. An advance of two
points in the bidding for Washington
Loan and Trust Company shares failed
TO bring about transactions.
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G. W. U. Students to Debate

The Enosinian Society and the Colum-
bian Debating Society of George Wash
ington University will close their years
activities Friday evening with an inter-
society debate in the Public Library on
THE Commission Form of Government
for American Cities" G. " weikert, E. d.
alternates from the Columbian Society
team. The Enosinians representatives
are William Gilligan. Charles Kethe, and
@. W. Hodgzins, with H. A, Newman as
alternate. The public is invited.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore. May s-wHEAT-Rsceirtr. loo 81
bushels. consisting Of SS bushels Southern and lCl,
5li bushels Western shiTments from elevators 20 2lI
bushels: stock in elevators 0s s54 bushels The
market OPENED quiet. as follows: Spot IN, nomi-
nal: No. Western. Lis nominal and May III
nominal
CORN-Rscepts l37 SO bushels. conlistps Il ls2
6s bushels Western and Abs b:shels new Southern
shipments from elevators, I,Bl bushels; stock in
elevators 667 900 bushels Sail yellow is quoted at
alsss5 yer bushel. sjoh con vas quoted at 4l5a42J
per barrel. The market orened quiet Spot ard
MAY. GFs nominal
OATS-Receipts las So bushels withdraw from
elevators l36 IA bushels stock in clevatorS 456 81
bushels. Standard white. 5l'3; No. white 5Oa50is
No. white i7lraB.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. NAV s-FLoUR-stssdy; busuess 10
moderate. Kansas straights, TO arrive. in car lois
Da55o sTring patents for May to June. 565a6 . :
sTTing clears 25a55O soft sraghts to arrive 535a
SO. All quotations are sack basis in Wholesale
lots.
PORk-strung: supplies are small. Mess 3 0a
q %; family. z .Ooa2e.O; clear. 8.ooAesoo
BEEF-Firm; business Quiet. Packet lS5oal9.Uo;
family. l9ooal9. 20; extra India mes 30oa30.0o.
LsARD-Fimer demand fs limited Prime West
ern. Ds0; refined continent. n.E: South American
4S6; refined Brazilian in kegs. 1855; beet stesrins
l2lt; lard Stsarne slow At 1914.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-09
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PHILADELPHIA GRAIN.

Philadelphia, May a-wHEAT sold fairly and
ruled frm and lc higher under stronger Western
sdTices. We quote Car lots in export elevator
No red. spot and May. 1.l7al.2oi No. 2 Southern
red, l.Hal.I7; No red 1lia1l7; rejected A, II14a
Ll4It; rejected B. ll0a1.B
CORN-Ths market ruled steady under moderate
offerings, but trade was quiet. We quote: Car lots
for local trade as to locAtion-No. yellow sias4A
steamer yellow, s9ss5; NO yellow, TsasO No 4 yel-
low. TeaT7 COB. per 70 POUNDS. g.
OATS ruled firm under light offerings and a fair
demand. The quotations: No white 5ll4a5o :
standard white, 5laSlis; No. white. fsa5o; No 1
white, 4fissls sample oats, 4pfa44ii; purified oats
graded iea5Oi4