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The Washington herald., 1916-07-06
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia. July 5-BUTTER-yalus were
steadily maintained fine goods, offerings Of which
were only moderate, but buyers operating only
for actual want. Quote: Western fresh solid pack
cd creamery, fancy specials 3lA; extra, 2asa3Ja
extra frsts, 9isas; hrsts Za2s; seconds aSaaSa
nt arby prints, fancy. 33 average extra 3a32 trsts
2a30; seconds Gss; special fancy brands Of prints
obbng at 36a9
EGGs-Thtre a good inquiry for strictly fire
eggs, supplies of which were kept well cleaned mp
at firm pices, Following the quotations: In
free cases nearby extra % per Dozen nearby frsts
rs per standard case; nearby current receipts SIS
per dozen; Western extra frsts. 7.5 per case; do
drsts. 675a7.O5 per case; fancy selected eggs were
cbbing at 3a3l per dozen.
LIVE POULTRY-Fowls. lSlsals; roostcrs l3ali
spring chickens. according 10 quality. weighing la2
pounds apiece. Aa3O; white LeghUrnS, according TO
quality. 2s24 ducks, as to size and quality lsl6;
pigeons old. per pair. 8a3o; do. young per Iair,
as3
DRESSED PoULTRY-Fresh-k killed dry-pacsea
fowls u to box dry-picked, fancy selected q do
weighing 4laa5 pounds apiece. 22l8; do pounds
apiece. 22a do. 81 pounds apiece. ln: do, ;
pounds apiece, 2a2l. Fowls, in bsuels, ice-paoked
fancy. dry-picked-Northern Indiana and Illinois
weighing pounds and over apiece, p Southern
Indiana and Illinois. weighing pounds apiece, IA
smaller sizes. lsa3; old ROSTERS dry-picked, Is;
weighing IAa2 pounds apiece S3aiO; broiers near.
by. smaller sizes, 2s36: ducks. EeaTby spring lsa2o
Squads, per dozen-Whits. weighing II 10 y pounds
ger Dozen 60a5 %; white weighing 2 10 10 pounds
per dozen, 3s5ai50 white. weighing rounds per
Gozen, 30a3+J; do. do. pounds per dozen 80
B2TS; do, do, 6a6is pounds per dozen, T5a2 %
dark l50s2.Oo; small and No. q 50a 10.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-06
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. July 5-An active demand brought
about by reports that hurricane warnings had been
Issued from New Orleans 70 Pensacola, and that
the wind had risen 10 a velocity of eighty miles an
hour At the latter point siren ngthened the cotton
market today. Best psices were not held.
In the final hour the market sold of. under
the lead Of July, because q offerings from Wall
Street and tasiness at New Orleans General sell
ing however. restricted BY prospects Of tomor'
rows map and detailed weather reports which show
heavy rains in the central and eastern belts. The
LIST closed barely steady At 4 net gain Of to !:
points.
Spot at Liverpool was freely offered at a dsclins
from Monday OF points the basis Of 7.sd for
mid-uPland. Futures in the English market were
very steady at a net advance OF Aa!s points Spot
here quiet and 10 points higher at l3O6 cents
there sales
Port receipts for the day were 800 bales. com
pared with 952 bales last week and 96SO bales last
year. New York warehouse stocks 100 SO bales,
compared with II SIG bales a year ago. Exports
for the day amounted 70 3.r6 bales. against : $50
bales last year. Todays total included re bales
TO Great Britain and I.734 bales TO the Continent
Csarances for the season aggregated sSi bales.
against al73ys4 bales for the corresponding period
last season.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-06
RISE in PRICES
ON MARKET HERE
Volume of Trading Swelled
by Accumulation of Or
ders Over Holidays.

The volume OF trading on the local ex-
chanse was swelled yesterday by the
accumulation of orders over the holidays
The majority of Issues advanced in price
Lanston Monotype again took the lead of
the market. rising from 81 to 50 on the
sale OF ninety-four shares The bid for
quotation lots was raised from so to 81
but was withdrawn, and the final figures
established at 81 3-4 bid and 50 IA sked
total of forty-five shares of Capital
Traction stock sold at IS IA after which
the bid for the issue was raised 1-2 a
point to IS. The issues was consider
ably stronger than 1t was last week
Other stock sales included ten shares
OF Mergenthaler Linotype, at 1S4, twenty
six shares Of Washington Railway and
Electric preferred at 81 1-2 to 81 3-l, and
thirteen shares of Washington Gas 1t
I6 to 76 II
Potomac Electric Power consolidated
IS led the bond list. 5000 worth selling
on an upward scale from 10l 3-S to l0l L.
The other sales on the bond list con-
sisted Of a Potomac Electric Power first
at 1OS Ia, a 500 Capital Traction at
l07, 5000 worth of Washington Railway
and Electric Is at 81 3-4, and a $500 bond
of the same company at So Is
The Washington herald., 1916-07-06
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. July 2-EGGs-MaIket dull. Mar
land. Pennsylvania and nearby frsts. 2; EasysTn
Shore. Maryland and Virginia hrsts p; Western
tOhioD hrSts. p, West Virginia frstS 2, Southern
North Carolina frsts. Q.
BUTTER-separator. extras 81 do. hrsts. aa5o.
prints h-lb.. extras. JlAa2. hrsts. 3os.a; 20.
extras 3Nagl; hrsu. 2aa9O; dairy prints Maryland
PENNSYLVANIA and Virginia. extras 2a2i: Arsts IA
y. stOre-racked. 2a2l7 Maryland and Pennsyr
rania rolls 2; Ohio rolls. 2; West Virginia rolls.
.
LIVE POULTRY-Prices per pound, unless othsr-
wise stated: Chickens spring. \. ,. to lbs. 2s;
do, ~ to n lbs, 26az do do, under l H.. 3;
do. white LeShOrus. Z5a2i: do. old hens heavy.
ls; do. small 10 medium. I9: do. old roosters and
stAss. l0all. Ducks. Muscovy monSrel old.
.3ali: do. white PekingS, old. HA!S; do. Indian
runners old. l2al3; do. puddle fat. Old. Is; do
small. poor. l2al3; do. spring ys lbs %:
pigeons. Old. per pair SAP do. Young per pair.
lao. glIinea fowl. each. old. -.
NEC CETABLES AND GREEN FRUITS-Pots-
toes. white. Eastern Shore MCCOrmcks bushel,
l.z5al.35; do. Maryland and Penns5 Iyania IaI5O
do. New York and Western, L25al.5O; do new
Norfolk No. l. bbl. 2.5Oa275; do. No. 2 l75a2 90 ;
do, North Carolina. No !. bbl 20a2ss; do. YORK
River bbl. 2s6a2sO; RAppahsnnock. bbL. 2Ea2.5o
do. Eastern Shore Virginia. bb.. 2SOs275; apples.
Early Harvest, bO.. LO0a2 so; do basket soa75
asparagus Maryland and Virginia No. : do.n
GOAL 50: do c'Ills. dozen. 60s75: beans, native
green. bushel. 40a5; do wax bGshel 7Ses0; RApFs.
pahsnnock, bIshel basket I0a5o; bets Norfolk 2a3
berries. North Carolina, quart. 4a5 Eastern shore
Maryland, quart. ia6; RAppshannock. bucket 3la25
cabbage. Norfolk. bbl.. l.50al IS; do. crate Lal IS
do. crate, IS; Eastern Shore Virginia bbl
Lssl ~; csntAlOupes. FroridA, crate lBa2 50:
California. dat crates, L0oallO: do standard crates
225s2so; cherries. white wax. sound. Ib.. ea7
do. large red. 3ai; do small sour. red 2.3; cucum
bers. Norfolk. basket. 5&75: do. bbl.. l5sl-5O;
egSplants, Florida, crate. l.50a.T5; gooseberTles
Maryland and Virginia green, ID, 2; huckleber-is
qt lOa2; kale. native. bushe box, s0ai5: lettuce
native. bushel box. 0s75; do. Norfolk basket,
'oA5o: onions Texas Bermuda, per crate l6oaL75;
new. Virginia, yellow. per buShel basket. L0os
Is; do. yellow bbl. 3.50s37S; peaches. Georga
carrier. l5Oa2 80, peppers. Florida crate 5Oa2 90
radishes, native. white. 100 bunches 75sl o. rasp
berries. red. pint iaS; do. quart as: rhuba.b
native. bunch l.al: spinach native bushel box
75sl.U; squash native. basket. 2sa30; strswberries
nearby. quart, 5as Eastern Shore Virginia. quart
5a7; do. Maryland. quart, 5a7; do. Anne Arundel
quart, ea9 tomatoes Florida. fancy, rpe. c-ats
81 30; do. choice. crate. 75a.00; Mississippi crate
75a@y, CO.. Potomac. crate. 75al.25i wstermelous,
Florida. car, ssa250
The Washington herald., 1916-07-06
Circuit Division No. 1.
Justice Gould.

Jewett VS.. Moses & Sons, time TO sub
nit bill OF exceptions extended TO Aug
ust s. and to file transcript to August q
plaintiffs attorneys. w G. Gardiner and
L. l. Handy; defendants attorney. J.
NJ. Mcneil.
Barnett Cohen VS.. s.British-American As
surance Company. Glenn Falls Insurance
Company. and Peoples National Fire In
suranCe Company; demurrer OF plaintiff
TO defendants third plea to fourth and
fifth counts of declaration overruled
plaintiffs attorneys, Alexander Wolf. c.
H. Merillat and c. l. Frailey; defend
ants attorney, W. c. Clephane.
Barnett Cohen VS.. General Fire Assur-
ance Company and First National Fire
Insurance Company; demurrer OF plain
tiff TO defendants third plea TO third
count of declaration overruIed; plaintiff s
attorneys. Alexander Wolf. C. H. Meril-
lat and C. L. Frailey; defendants attor-
ney. w. c. Clephane.
Michael Espert VS.. Potomac Insurance
Company; and Michael Espet VS.. Frank
lin Insurance Company; jury respited
plaintiffs attorneys, Barry Mohun and
c. J Murphy; defendants attorneys, J.
]. Darlington and W. c. Sullivan.
Assignment for today:
5S953-Prince VS.. Washington Terminal
Company; attorneys, Sullivan-McKenney y
& Flannery Hamilton & Hamilton.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-06
CARRANzA REPLY
BOOSTS MARKET
Optimistic Turn of Mexican
American Relations Sus-
tains Strong Opening.

New York. July 5.-The outstanding
feature of the stock market at the opening
today was the favorable impression made
by the Improvement in the Mexican sit
uation. and a strong opening was in
nuenced by the published text Of Gen.
Carranza's reply to the American ultima
tum. As the trading progressed it was
seen that the optimistic turn in Mexi-
can-American relations was the chief
sustaining force. Assistance also was
loaned to the market by the statement
issued by Judge Gary, or the eve Of his
departure for the Far East regarding
the iron and steel industry.
The recovery was led by the Mexican
issues, especially Mexican Petroleum.
which opened 81 points higher. and
moved up nearly four points in the early
trading. A fractional Improvement was
shown at the starting by American
Smelling and Refining. This increased
to about two points later. Strength was
shown by the standard railway issues,
also the copper stocks.
United States Steel was at an advance
Of 5-s at the opening and was actively
bought Notwithstanding the good news
items OF the day, there was no marked
increase of public buying. After the
short covering Of the beginning had spent
its force. the general list eased some
what In the early afternoon the under
tone was strong and the list showed re-
eoveries from a fraction to l and 2 points
and more, the latter being in the special
ties.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-06
Probate Division.
Justice Gould.

Estate Willie Kee; petition for appoint.
ment of administration filed: attorneys
Ralston & Richardson.
Estate Stilson Hutchins: order extend.
ing time for filing transcript OF record
Estate Caroline Rexford: order contin.
uing hearing.
In re Katherine May; order appointing
Gertrude Miller guardian; bond 500; at.
torney, E. F. Galloway
Estate Martha Randall: petition for
probate OF will filed; attorney. Fountain
Peyton.
Estate Samuel Bush: order denying pro-
bate of will and granting letters Of ad-
ministration to Mamie J. Harris; bond
$500; attorneys, A. W. Scott and W. c.
Martin.
Estate Amelia J. Lyle: order nisi con-
Maddox and Galley.
Estate William H H Cissel: order to
purchase monument, attorney, J. Barrett
Carter.
Estate Mary f. Graham; order direct
ing sale of real estate: attorneys, Leckie
Cox & Kratz.
Estate Johann c. W. Riesener: order
admitting will to probate and granting
letters testamentary to Conrad A. Diete-
rich and Edward P. Schwartz; attorneys
c. W. Darr and J. I. Peyser
Estate Adaline R Graham; order for
sale OF notes; attorney. John B. Larner.
Estate Martha Randall: petition for
probate of will and letters of admins
tration c. t. a. filed; attorney, Fountain
Peyton.
Estate Thacker E. Lee: petition for
probate of will filed; attorney, ]. B.
Duryee.
Estate Frank T. Rawlings; report OF
sale attorneys. E. A. Jones and c. r.
Ahalt.
Estate Catherine Weems: petition for
counsel fees filed; attorneys, NJ. J. Cal
bert and w. H. DeLacy
Estate Mary A. Philippe; order in
structing executor in re legacies; attor-
The Washington herald., 1916-07-06
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago July 5.-The question upp~rmost in the
wheat market Is will accident betlll the crop -
wet harvest in the winter wheat belt would
mean heavy losses. Black rust or hot winds in
the spring wheat country or too much rain insect
damage before the harvester enters the field would
turn the market from a slow and weak one u
al active and advancing affair. Any change in
the spring or winter wheat belt would be for
the worst
Sentiment or wheat shows partial change.
Where there we're only a few bulls a week agO.
there are many in the market at the present
time.
Cash handlers Of wheat in the Chicago market
say that the orerings Of new crop have 50 far
been rather small. Kansas City received Eve ears
today. Omaha rspDred 4O.cO bushels old winter
wheat sold at the Gulf and Baltimore and Phil
adelphis bidding for additional amounts Of new
wheat. Only 20 900 bushels old wheat was sold at
Chicago, all 10 mIllers. At the seaboard 800 u0
bushels Manitoba taken for export
Wheat closed at advances Of only = TO \ cents
following fairly active and unsettled market.
There vas a sensational upturn at Liverpool Of
to I'd for spot
The Washington herald., 1916-07-06
HOROSCOPE
The stars incline, but do not compel
Thur,dsy, July 8, 1915.

Thur,dsy, July 8, 1915.
Astrologers read this as a very un-
fortunate day. Mars and Mercury are in
place strongly evil, while Jupiter and
Neptune are adverse. Saturn is in benenc
aspect.
The rule indicates a sinister power for
the planet that when adverse is believed
TO lead TO accidents. Explosives, steel
wesp pons and whatever may produce
scalds and burns are likely 70 cause SUI
fering. Journeys are supposed TO be most
unfortunate under this planetary govern
ment
There is 1oreboding Of contests on land
and sea. Indeed all the signs seem 20
indicate that naval perils menace Ameri-
car ships in the Pacific as well as the
Atlantic Ocean. These may be due 10
storms or TO an enemy.
The conhguration is especially threat
ening for those who have disputes or oon-
tests Of opinion. Hasty decisions and H.
advised policies are supposed 70 be pre-
cipitated by the stars when posted as
they are today.
1t is not an suspicious date for making
contracts or agreements. Do not sim
leases or enter into new partnerships.
Financial transactions come under a
most unlucky direction today. Again there
is warning against foreign loans.
Scandals owing to the exposure Of de-
generacy and social deterioration may be
numerous as the year comes TO an end
and these will indicate the closing OF an
era in which vice and crime reach a final
ascendancy before q world awakening to
new spiritual conditions
Women OF eastern States are warned
against a planetary direction that may
cause them to become too Aggressive In
pushing their own interestk
The increase in the number Of thest-i-
cal producers. so long predicted, will
cause unexpected conditions not favor
able TO the drama sxtrologers declare.
A new woman star will win extrsortf-
nary acclaim and reach the highest place
next season, Il is prognosticated
Persons whose Nirthdate It lie should
prepare for a rather troublesome year.
10 not speculate Cultivate domestic hsr-
mony
Children born on this day may be head
strong and hard TO direct These subjects
Of Cancer a likely to have hard expe-
riences before they attain success or
happiness
tCcT-rfEht rsl6l
The Washington herald., 1916-07-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE

WHITE.
james ID. HuxiIez - and wtnuis G. Ptrrru is
both of Dynchburf. Va. Rev. I. MorSxu Cnanh<r.
Jossph p. Hubbard. :. and NAry Z. Powell n.
both q silre- Spring. Nd Res. Frzncs 4.
Bischer
Joeeph X. SHARP 70. and Bertha Z Mann. 2.
Rev. ,Cazrles II. Butle.
Oliver c. Car. s. S Alersror. Va 1nk MAsxs
z Daniels. %. Of Long Island Rev. Hugh T.
Stevsnson-
Allan !. Fergusoa. Z, and Msx B. Elder. n.
both S HARRISBURG Va Rev L. Mcrszn Chsnb-rs.
RAYMOND NJ. Aye. =. and Matte W MnLr n
both Of Hgattsrille. Nd. Rev. ChG-ies Z Bucf
Gales ". Bryant. =. and Gertrude L Ed~.-ds
2. both Of BesleCon. Va Rev. Hxrry ID. Miteheil.
COLORKD
Gilbert B. Erwin. z. and Fo--nes N. Phillips l.
Rev. Joseph n BezmKn
Joseph X. Champ. - and viriGn N. Horn.oa.
2 Rev. David D. Tlrpsxn.
James HardgeT. &c. oy King Ge,rrss Oourty srd
Ida Wheeler d Of Nevours Nd. Rev. william
J. McYeigh
Lsvrenos S. stansrd. 2. Of this city. and ouu,s
NJ Williams. Is. Of Richmond. Va. Rev. NJ ".
D. Norman.
Byen Jackson. d, and F.anss o0uta-y. 4 Rev.
John Richard
William Hemsle5. 2. and Jul. Dlsxs %. spsb
q Br1ndywine Nd. Rev. Chsrlss A De vsnsan
The Washington herald., 1916-07-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

square SIS, lot Il. ChIchester-Ella r Moore -
viz Taomas /. to Washington Bur-4T. SIC
Ss Eighth street northeast square ST. lot .
Jacob Psrsinger to Thomas + warden SO
Third and VI streets southeast srUare snr lots .
70 e-W. Lake Rockwell 70 William L Rockwell
and Joserh NJ. AvcTy. executors Of the or,1te Of
LaurzStine c. Smith. s.
Mount Pleasant lot s5. hlnck 5-Grrforio Cor7j
70 Alto and Grazis LONG, lont tenants SO
l75o North CaTitol stree, northwest sluare zp
lot sc. Blooninsdale. block e-Adah FtrgIs7n 70
Dunbar h johnson. so: 10 CORRECT former deed.
40 North CSritol Strret northwest s1usrp nos
lot ee, BloOninEdsle block s-Dunbsr H johnson
e ux. Margaret R.. u Charles Z. and AdGh W
Ferguson. loint tenants SO: To correct deed
Square 1870. lot lS Woodbridge block L2-Fre5e-ic5
zee SO
Square us. 10, s. North Addition to Cbinun
Castle Heishts-Wssh!nston Land and Mo1szgu
Company TO c. F. EwLd, $50
Square SE. lot 5. North Addition 10 Chlum
Castle Height>-WsshiIEtor Land and Morts1se
Company 70 c. F. EUald S55
street, between Sixth and Seventh streets north
west; square 40. part original lot 4-William J.
Fentress Charles H. Wine SO: 10 correct error
in deed q March ; 1916.
BIsdenslrIrG road rotheast Grcenvals lots 5 and 6
-GeCrEe c. Havsuucr a TX. Mar Z 10 Cpire--
sitv Land and ImprUvcmsnt ConpSny. Inc so:
trls'' S55.J9
lS23 Lincoln roAd northeast SQUARE ~ lot rs
HEhvew, block Charles W Hurdle ct ux.
Louisa G.. joint tenants SO trusts $50
Square 92l. lots s.. g. 50. and s. Chevy Chase
observation-disclosures Trust Company. Henry B. MyerS
and CLYDE D. Garrett, trustees. TO William J Van
nort SO.
Square 57os. lots r. s. and %. ChiIlun Castle
Heights-WillGm J. NGnnoTt ct W. Avs E 70
Edson W. Briggs. SO
BelAir Heghts-Howsrd r. Bayne ct u1 10 Jennie
F. Rankin lot . block = 5000
Dobbns Addition-Wiiau 5. washburn execl-
tor. to Jacob W. and Annie P. Corman lot S.
block 70, so.
Chevy Chase Highlands-The Munsey TrJst Com
rsny. trustee to Isaac R. Leaverton lot q, square
nI SO.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-06
Equity Division No. =
Justice Mccoy,

American Surety Company, of New
York VS.. Pennington; order disseminating
cause; plaintiffs attorney. c. w. Mau'
pin; defendants attorney. John E. Las
key.
Richmond Park Improvement Com
pany VS. Hight; order to strike out an.
swer Of intervenor. and leave granted to
file amended answer within three days
on hearing; plaintiffs attorneys. F. B
Rhodes; P. B. Cromelin and D. W. ODon.
oghue: defendants attorneys, D. T
Wright, T. NJ. Wampler. and Ellis & Don.
sldson.
LASER VS.. LASER; order TO take infant
child out of District of Columbia; plain.
tins attorneys. w. J. Lambert, F. r
Whippler. and E. c. Dutton; defendant
attorneys, F. B. Rhodes. P B. Cromelir
and w. A. Coombe.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-06
DEATH RECORD.
WHITE.

WHITE.
NJ. Aloysia Dousherty. So years. Georgetown Con
vent
Anna A. Peck. 81. SO A st. Sc.
Mary L. Thomas l6 az 18th st. NV.
Inselborg L. Davis. 3, Sibley Hospital.
Otto Schatz. S6 Sbley Hospital.
Thornton B. Heiston. "a, Sas Adams St ne
Infant OF Edward 5. and Ingelborg L Davis
hour, Sibley Hospital.
COLORED.
George Page, 50 years. sae Cherry Hill
Lewis jackson. q, Washington Asylum Hospital
Elizabeth Taper, 60. Emergency Hospital
Molie Cansler. 66, lSs st. NV.
Polly Turner 81. tuberculosis Hospital.
Richard Washington, 81, I'D Nichols ave. Ana
costa.
Louis T. James g. Al sth st. sw.
Cora Foster Garaeld HOSPITAL
Blanche Henderson, So 1880 9Th 81 m. &c.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-06
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, July 5-FLOUR-Flrn; business il
Moderate. Kansas straights to arrive in car lots
oOaS.D; spring PATENTS for July to August 5o0a
oo spring clears LT5s4s5; soft straights to arrive
t6ai75; new hard winter straights for July-August
aWa5.lo. Al quotations on sack basis in whole
sale lots
PORh-Strong; dealings are quiet Mes, 3oa
100; family, 2 0oa2eoo: clear, 35OaIm
bEEF-BusiDess is inactive. Prices steady. Pack
e. sSals.ooi family, le5an.oo; extra India ness
S.00a5nm
LARD-stronser: demand is moderate Prime
Western. li.40; refined continent. lI5 South Amer
ican, H.so; refined Brazilian, in kegs, $50; beef
stearine, Il; lard stesrine, quiet at Iiss
The Washington herald., 1916-07-06
New Orleans.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET

New Yrok July 5-Cau money rose TO 4l4 per
csnt op the stock exchange today. This 10 the
highest quotation for call loans since the reopen
ing Of the sock exchange in December, 1914 The
advance attributed 10 the heavy mid-year pay
msnts Of interest and dividends Money on call
opened At ~ per cent. high ~ per cent, low ~
per cent, close per cent. Most q the loans
al ~ per cent.
Tine money was quiet and without any new
features. moderats business done. Rates
on mixed collateral were E.A1a per cent for sixty
days. 3laa3A Ter cent for ninety days and four
moathS. Jsa4 per cant for five and six months In
dUstrial loans quoted average Of about Y per
cent higher.
Mercantile paper in light demand in the
local market There fair demand from other
quarters. Some attractive names were offered.
Rates: Jsai per cent for sixty 70 ninety days in
dorssd bills receivable; per cent and upwards for
choice six months single names
FXCHANGE
The Washington herald., 1916-07-06
Carranra Note Strengthen. List.

Dispatches received yesterday afternoon
by local brokers from New York in
dicated that the friendly tone OF the Car
rama reply had strengthened the New
York stock market. In a dispatch to w.
B. Hibbs and Company, Logan & Bryan
said.
The pacific reply from Mexico is re-
sponsible for the present strength. Shorts
are covering on this move
The Wall Street Journal is credited in
dispatch with the following statement:
"On the floor the change to strength
in the stock market is attributed to the
gradual withdrawal of American troops
now in Mexico"
The Washington herald., 1916-07-06
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York. July 5-wHEAT-Ffner; nodersts
demand No l Northern. T. o. b.. I.2f4: New
Nou red T. 0. /. llOi4. 70 arrive: No 2 hard
winter. ia, (. D. B. No. ! macaroni to arriTe,
:. -; No Manitoba, 10 arrive. L355a Exporters
took 400O00 bushels, part Manitoba and part new
hand winter. August September. via the Gulf
CORN-StrOng: fair business. New No. vel
low, fresh-sheIed 70 arrive So c i. f.; new No >
fresh-SheIed TO arrive. 50. c /. T. Exporter took
5000 bushels 70 arrive
OATS-Steady; quiet demand. Standard s; No
white. 4sa4f4 No. white. E54a+I; elevator basis
unSEadsd. +41sas. Exporters took 1000 bu,heIs
Canadian and native