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The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Ph,IadrIrfua MAJ Is BUTTER-Thrre vas hr
tie wholesale trading as usual ON the last da> Z"
the week hut reNrt- were IEht aui values ven
frnI, held We quote Western fresh, sod
packed croamrrz fame, sreriaI-. 5: cItrs. 3aH.
Hrsts IaT2 seconds 2asl9i- nearby TTlu's.
fancy. 81. Average e1'ra =. 6rsr, 5s32: seconds.
naI0 SPECIAL fancy hrands Of THns gcbsirs >,
3;aiO
EGGS--The market ruled hrm with demand re.o
il, absorbing the ofenuEs of desirable stocA We
Quote: In free cases NEARBY extras. 3 Ter CozeeI
nearby hrsts SOS rsr STANDARD case: nearh, Cl-
rent rsccpss. s. C0a6.2J Ter case Western extra
20 Ter dorm: Wc~;er1 extra hr-'s. S.05 re- case
do frsts. S.6C ESQ Trr ca-e. southern. I~r ease
s.. l5a645 as 10 quality. fancy selected egg wert
johhrE at 2sa)s I~r dozen
LIVE POULrRN Fowls per ID. lEa2J
roostsrs l2alS. spring chickens. according 10
quality. weighing la pounds apiece. HAS; Whit
IcghornS. scowdinE n quality. SOAK. ducks. a. T.
size and quality l6als. geee llsl6: TdEeons. old
Ter pair. 8sJO do Young. Der pair. 0a22
DRESSED POULTRY Fresh killed d-y-Pacsel
fowls, z to boa On picked, fancy. selected ~;
do. weighing 4'sA5 pounds aTieCe, -; do pounds
apiece, -; do, ~ rounds sTiect. . d.. pouud
apiece lEasO; fow's in barrels fsrcy dr. -Ticke1
weighing 4'-a5 TrTInds srecz. ~ do pound
apiece. 2lia smaller sizes. TL5O old roosters. dr
picked. g, bToiItrs. JerSrv fanCH 5Oa55 hroIler
other nearby. weighing 2s5 pounds 10 the palr
tOaiS broiers, NEARBY larger sizes, Sa&; csnors
nj pound. weighing sslO pounds apiece. %a-S
smaller sizes. 23aa6 ducks, nearby, sn-1ng. gss8
spush~, per dozen, white weighing llal2 pounds Pc
L3oa4 90 do. do. pounds per dozen. ) 5OaJ. IS
do. do. pounds pr dozen. 275a3OO do DO. CAS-:
pounds pr dozen. nna225 dark Coos; sma.
and No . IOCalIS
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Cu0tations given heow are for large lots NJ sou1
marketable goods OUI Johters' prices are higher
Lower grades may be sold for less. Fancy good
command higher prices
Under moderate receipts. the produce market ysS
terday was active. Live stock continued in al
active demand with figures steady excerpt in the eas,
Of spring lambs, which a fraction easier Poul
try and esgs were unchanged
EGGS-Fresh. per doL, p
BUTTEli-Bcst prints new, per ID, y; do, tub
per b. 49, process, 20; nndergrade creamery. 3OaS2
store packed, 3ag2
LARD-Tub pure. lh llal2; do compound lOj1
rottonseed oil. per can. 375.
CHEESE-NeW York. new. per ID. IS; Eat, pei
d. ls; Swiss domestic, per lb.. q DO. foreiEn
per ID, 40.
LIVE POuLTRY-Hsns. per H., 10; roosters, ID
u: spring ducks. Per h.. lss2D: chickens spring
per ID. 8a8; turkeys per h. 24s23
GREEN GOODS-AsparsEus pcr dozen bunches.
75a25o; local. per bunch. 3slo; beans per has
Set, l0Oa3.00; beets, crate .SOa2OO; cabbaCe new
crate. 3.Oos33; do. basket LOOaI25; carrots, ley
bunch, ); Cauihower. FlCrida bas 2O0a3 =; celery
Florida. per crate, l5oa2OO; cucumbers per basket
>olai~; cymblinGs per crate. l.75a2.OO; esRpsnts
per crate, 250a3 90: kae Ter bbl., SSa5O; lettuce
North Carolina, basket. l.25a2 30; onions per sack.
2ma2.2; do. Texas, per crate I.6OOl.s5; peas per
basket, L5OaJW; peppsrs, per crate, l75a3C0; pop
core, per box 75asS rotaoss. per sack. 3.OOs3lo;
DO, new, per bbl., 6.5Oa7 . sweets per bbl l5Oa
800; yams. per bbL. l.25al75; rhubarb, per doz,
2oa25 spinach. per bI, 5Oa75; tomstOes. Florida
L'r crate. l.5oa3.oO; turnips, per box. SAT-.
FRUlrS-Applss, per bbl.. 20OaAOo. cranberries,
Ter bbl.. sCOs!O5O; do, r,er box. L75a2c; Er.p..
truit, per box 27jA3oo; lemons per box Lo0a4 50;
oranges, per crate. 3ooaIoo; pinesppss. per crate
I5oaico; STRAWBERRIES North Carolina. per at..
Bal6
LIVE SToCK-Eeal calves prime, per lb., LA
III do medium, per b. lOalol4 spring lambs fat
per h., l2al3.
DRESSED GOODS-Dressed hogs. small. per lb.,
uailH: do, medium, per lb.. IL
HAG-Hay, best timothy, per ton l9.6a22oo do.
mixed. per ton. N.0OalaOO.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE PI-sr: maiden Ool-s and s'.clnsS;
four and one half fu-lDuEs Two vtsr-0lds 'ruE f"r
tune is IzIalm,.. $50. H.n $50 Won: lame,
rs r,Ioo@rr So s. - s-~rd Dr BARLOW -I5
.Ta,Ior. s. = 'hrrd. Time o-15. Irregular, has7l
RurE~r~ Pony. Sol. GIlsrv Tno"sn, and Peter
jay also rau.
SECOND RACE-S~IlinE. +vrsr"ts and mp
vsr5 SIX -grI0-.-- Skies KroH. - T. McTss-
sarr. Ss 90 g % $3.50 Won. Blilv joe. liz
.Gcrrr-n $40 SO sscund Spsius. "a &C. Hunt .
sIo 'hird Time II445. Rosrne t'o,se Mons
town. Rocker Ru. Fols and kSHarre also rar-
THIRD RACE selling. ; Car .t- and HN"aTn
~,.. NILE and -.reur, Yards Ha-- Gsrtner. g.
N6 ,Gooapr go So second: Psnhsntle q
Hunt. $50 'hi-d Time. & - Miss fAnnle.
Queen Ape SurrssslrE, l. H. Adair F1d=-t and
Ro,aI Tea also ran.
FOURTH RACE Purse. : year oIds and Upward
cne and oneNignth miles. Dr.. Csrnen rs .C"oFE.
$40 s. 8 out von: Em6-0hdeT-. 10 'MnTlh
{, 50 on, ,r-ond Pockichoo. % M Garner. out
,hnd Time 1855. RslEsn T-ooH"r sLso rar-
FIFTH RACE-Tvo-y year-olds. fTlr fsrlonEs
Ros,hrI 10 ,Cooperl 50 a. Sa0NO s. Won JoCsIsr.
IL II N-Tsz-srtr So s. n second Believe Ne
Re-, IN rRrr--hhaur1l s. n third Tu'. o = = s.
FvaI,r V Ehrab-th NcNauEhtnr Rt o' Nv.
Yerrrlrs ard NelocrI also rap. Relieve Ne Row
and BIZ n Devil. Bradley ent7. Meier. a11"l
s'a-'rr
SIXTH RACE SIX fur,ouFs F1ee,Absls. 10.
rI,-,d,r. 81 .. E4n SO Won: G-ovr- HuEhss.
10 ,H.rrr s - 81 seNr0d Chalmers rs 'Tav-
Inr, & 81 thlr5 Tme ,I555 Grbzv GsorEr, Ed
Howard. Punce Hr77nis. CheoaS and Fort Aghl
SEVENTH RACE-O-e rf- and ssvrnty yards
so,frs 50 Her., y p $50 secord Ha-d Rail.
,nq H S-inng. $50 'hI-5 Time. AZ IS
" W Clsr. Trrls VIII Nab, DulvrN~r, Y0-k
Lad Georg. Koes~h. and NerEhee also m.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
EST FINANCIAL PAGE IN WASHINGTON
PIMLICo RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Two-yesr-oIds: selling: sv, h-.
lonsS. AaBOkin. IL CTroIler0 $50 80 ER.
won hhymer, IL a. MGTaEEartD, So BB -
% o%no Golden RAntan, lc uSID. s. third Tine
Chemung. and OtssEo also m.
SboOND kACE-Seihng; stecpIschHss: bzndiczp:
tyear-ods and upward tUo and Une-ouErtsr milss-
hobsH Oliver. l5f - Williams SEQ SEQ ST
won stonsTood. I35 HAYES. S0. $50. seoond
CoiiectnT. 10 Smith $40 third Tine az
Early Light FHjoIss Indian ArTow New Haven.
and syoss-t also ran
THIRD RACE-McI.enman PJusr. hrsa division.
Syear-olds and UPWARD one mile and forty yIrd,
, PsymASLsT lG u. McTazFzrtl ran Rn 10
Wou Fsnrock Ilg lMcAteel $3.50 Sqo .so,-,s
Mr.. MscE, ul Cruise 81 third Time Isis
song ~ VALLEY. TsSk Msifou Southern Gold
IactleSs. and Scottish knight slsD ran
FOURTH RACB-The PreaBpess Hardirzr- M.
and oneeiEhth mlles: 5-year-olds and uDrs-5 Dan
TOsch' lis NeAtetl. NlB go s p. Won Gr~~7-
Wopd, lU lBallI, S.D so saco1d: A-blsvrB--t
= CTrUIIerl $40. third Tine. I54E5. CoI.
GutelUs Phil UnFeT EDDIE Heurv KIM Ns-r,,s
added stGrtrT
FIFTH RACE-Gwyun oti Hnndicap: z-.a--sls.
and upward one ME. FTitts- Gold ~ rBvr-
li' came. SD. S-1 S-p. Won: Runes. I1s tCon-
CART s. % third Time I5G55 Reubltzr RI
Land. and Star Gaze also ran
SIXTH RACE-C7esapesks Handicap: S-zr-olds
ard upward az furIonI. Tbs Masus-ld-. IB
'hsngna NLfO, SO $50 Won. J5e Pm lF
tRoblnsonO. s. o. $40 seooad. Jes.. j.. r NJ
'ahe- 500 third. Time -EE25. BEzz A-1rInd
Ina KAY LohsngTtn. Luther Martha Casks Nan
shon. and WI'e- LILY also ran
~ENENTH RACE-Thr McIsnnlar Pune ,,oo-5
dlVis.on; selling; SyeaEolds and UPWARD one rpifs
and forty Yards. Nash II3 Mountain SH1O . N
81 e. WIN OF7.lUs lI9 p. NrTsrEz--I s. 70 8 n
s@c'nd. Soorrl li9 .LaFe~tv. s. o. third Tine
f IS. Mis- Ws,er GsInesborU1zh StsUsrra
Bobby Boxer Mamie NcDe". Peg. and soIdier Glso
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-sellizE. maiden Jysr-oId,. fear
and "ne-huf furIonz 'JErvor I1s Outst - /:
Innorsnt InHz l0s GrIh-s-. lOs Hester smith. ~ .
Sister RiIsv. los Hot T0dd~ III. The Duke. lRs
Al-ns. 1G
SECOND RACE 4-vearoIas I1d up-1rd rps
and Lhre'-stN'"rnthS L-nden,hsl ~ Word
Won5"r. III. Labor. III. s.sc,n IL. Irsh Cen
usuar. H.
THIRD RACE P7r-ss c-vstr-ol1, f-rr ~ ~
7at 'ur."nEs NorrmheFa. ~. SaF-o7 Glr IL:
Wsre- Pesras. is. IA. Grr- Jgps. is:
.a..-W. Rak,- ert-~
Fol RTH RACE Handicap sgssr-oIds snc ~
varc. mile and Uos-sEhth Leo Ray 100. Lsdv
R",ha. l@ Rrn LnAh. lls. Ba,hr-ry Candle. ~
FIFTH RACE-Selling. Svesr-olds an ur-rt-1 /:
MI" end one neTTtselfh. IAdv WC-hiuEton. p:
'A.lows. .o5. cod Cr'v. lo5. Pr-asur-T1Ils lns
l'srs Louise. '0s Touse Pau. 10 Hard Bs
jos. '' '0nfar7srlor. 10. C0-e0nss no.
SIXTH RACE-SsurrE. s-vssr-,I6, an ur--,-s g.
rtN fur.0rEs. BIack Resut.. p 'CIns R-r 'r:
'N""1:, lo6 Cash "a DsIvey lCs Mar Cssady,
IN HaUth0rr. llz
NENENTH RACE Selling: 5-vsa--old, Gr4 rp
Tar-. mile and 0us-siT-ssnth Ws.rI R-~,rs
N, Dude. N 'BrooEhsla rs szr o. Love ,0s;
- ChSrlot,s. 10. GrosyerOr. 20: v, " C71rk
IC. T-rsr' IN
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
New York Expects Higher Prices.

The professional view of the action Of
the New York list yesterday Is reflected
in the following summary telegraphed w.
B Hibbs & Co. by their Sew York cor
respondents Yesterday:
Sentiment was decidedly improved. The
talk with respects to conditions in Mex
icO was more hopeful. The action of steel
as much as anything else inspired bull
ish ACTIVITY The stock for quite a period
Jagged despite glowing earnings and
other consideration which ordinarily
could be counted on to promote a sus-
tanned advance Of large proportions. The
tendency in nearly all directions Is to
view the outlook with less concern, and
therefore II seems quite probable that
a higher range OF security prices will be
est blished
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
STRENGTH SHOWN
IN WALL Street
Market Displays Healthy Ac.
tivity and9Broader Range
of Interest.
DEALINGS DIVERSIFIED
Leading Features Provided by Indus
trial Specialties Of AlfClasses
Attract Notice by Firmness.

New York Nav l5-FartIler strength
was developed in the stock market TO-DAY
In continuation Of the tendencies whlch
were displayed after the middle or last
week. There was a noteworthy eNpah-
sion Of activity and muoh broader
range OF interest in the dealings. Pro-
fessional effort still furnished the ap-
parent bulk Of support for the movement
although there were again signs OF mod
est public participation and of limited
operations Of a more important sort. EN-
plantations for the course OF prices ana
the character Of the transactions We're
Of a curiously miscellaneous and diver
SIZED sort.
Leading features today were provided
by Industrial spacialties of all class'es. the
largest advances taking places IN those
descriptions The greatest influence was
exercised by the rising hrrnness OF the
rails. like Reading. standard lndustrlaIS
like United States SNeel. even though ad-
vance in these dineCtDns encountered
checks. perhaps from foreign hquidauon-
A good deal OF conservative suspicion
that the market was Eut up to be sold
with more or less haste was eNhloted'
but offerings Of all kinds Of stocks were
absorbed with undimnishssd strength and
the close was strong all around.
In general the prevailing speculative
argument OF the day was that neither
war nor peace was likely TO avail for
the persistent depression Of security
prices. even though men OF .atfairs are
directing very thoughtful not1ce to the
Establishments which must he expected
when economic enterprise shifts' from Il
war to 4 peace ba sis Greater superb
CiaI weight was. attached to the pHlclal
POPULATIONS Of British and French
statesmen Of any desire to enterCaln
peace proposals than to the more saEni-
fcant fact that public men in the beabg-
erent countries are talkinS at cOnstoer r
able length about peace even If only TO
deny its imminent possibility
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
PIMLICO ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE Msld-n -3earolds. four snl Cns-
half furI0ngs. Straight Forward. 10. y X BeEl
10, Gloriuc 10. boa Tr,t M. Ionoury 10
Ksdirnt Flower. 10. fIr,t Ballot. lG' a. In
tr-Ier. ne
la0 Whitney ontr
SECOND RACE The MuInt Washington stsspls-
chase. 4Near-oIds and uTU ard two mile '7'
lu,r Ma. Bud H. Ip. Ia Imp Slzyhridss AS
Arrr-sr ur. li5, sIperhunaH Is White Metal
'T- .IH Rsl.-rN. l5-. Edmogr ---. Emsr1.d 'IoT
l,.. t' E~r. IB
d. Glen M:dc Farms errr'.
th, Iutr~ sntr..
THIRD RACE selling. 4scaro'ds and uErsrd
one mile Chesterrun. lt5 Budvelssr. Il- Pard
ror. - J-rkc. rs R.nc Mouse u2; 'Mon0~s0.
IL Imy De'h lIsh. lis. Counterpart III. Black
FOURTH RACE Selling hsndir,r t-- du
srr. .rar-. d. and upward ,Iy fudouS,. Ih1rSor.
l09. Deduction. o. kusCland q RTn Ersa. Ii
Castsra. 'J5 Old Bob. l0i Re- OakWDud. 30 Nea
Beach. 70. F,7I Ma los. Msrone 4. os lt9ss
mar. I03. ~wCruc 100
FIFTH RACE. Tie Forest Park Hsndlcsp. s.
,sar-o.d, and UPWARD SIX ,'l-.onEs. a. ANITA. 10
J.dEs Wight s5 Bs% BaN. lls. Rhine Maiden.
~ Wat,r I.sd,. Il, DaidgE Choice. = R0be1
Rradlez rs sea Bes.h. 81 SIT EIE'r 10
la.- Bowel entry.
SIXTH RACE-sshnE. handicap: second clvl
Sol, 5Near-old~ and upward. fur'0DEs Jesse,
Jr IOs Jm Ra-rr US. rTan'. 10. DzinErr5ed
C5 Ca,-t+rror ~ Oasaha -.g Belle of 'aa MT
chen. lHr Bcu.a IL Ash Can. JOS. Armament
sENENTH RACE -Ro.snd Tart Selling Hand
caI. 5-tear-rlds and upg ard one mile and fort!
Yard Irnsr DO. lc Hsr~ Lauder 10. Greet
irgs. lo5. Little Eug,and q Suprrma Io5 Tam
cr.snd los Handful. .cl Pea0'rk %
'Arrrerurr surrsnce claimed.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore. May g-wHEAT-ReceiptS. 30 81!
bushels consisting Of 3eS bushels Southern and So
III bushels Western; shipments from elevators, 81
GI bushels; stock in elevators, l.0iT6 bushels
The market opened quiet and easy, follows
Spot, LIN, nominal; No Western, l.lS<, nomi
nal and May, LIZA nominal.
CORN-Receipts B7.l2I bushels, consisting o.
9s 652 bushels Western and s,47e bushels new South
er shipments from elevators l37 SIC bushels stocA
in elevators e67 06s bushels. Sail yellow is quota bt
at s44as5 per btsheI Cob corn quoted at 4. .l5s
40 per barrel The market opened hmer, Spot
and May, S0A, nominal
OATS-Receipts Hs.E23 bushels: withdrawn from
elevators .oSs ushe,s: stock in eeratnrS G5,s7.
bushels. Prices were: Standard Ehits. aA; No.
white, 50, and No. I white, Vas.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore May EGGS-Market quiet MARY
land, Pennsylvania and nearby hrsts 2la-llz; East
crn Shore. Mainland and Virginia rrsts. 2lAEa
Western (Ohio, hrSts. u West Virginia nrsts, q
Southern North Cardinal hrsts. %.
BCTrER-Crcamery. fancy. !2a33; a.. choice.
, Sas2; good Oa2l: prints, 34a5 do. blocks
SaS do. ladies 2s2S. do. MARYLAND and Penn
syITana rolls. oi; do, Ohio rolls "a do Maryland
Virginia and Penny Nnnis dairy rrnt. .; process
butter -: store packed q; Elgin Aa34i
LIVE ROT LTRi-Frtoes per pound Chickens,
sprlng ~ lbs and MP 55a36; do l IN "a lbs
3AjC, DO, under l HI. 90 do. old hens over 1
lb7.. Isals. do small n medium. salo; do. old
roos'r ant stag, loall; ducks. Muscov7 and
mongri. lSll6 do. white PpUns HAS; do In
clan runners, l5al6. DO. paddle. large Young IS;
do, small. uoor. liAl5 pigeons Old pair, sac
guinea fowl old. each. 10
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUITS Pot,-
tneS, white, Eastern Shore. McTomiCts. huShcI
5seO do MARYLAND and Pennsyrania hlIshel Ona
, 10, do, New YORK and Maine bushsl. lmalIo;
a0.. now. Fl"rIda. 40 !. barrel, 5sre6vo do. No.
.. barrel I 50a5 90 swee;a Nslovs Eastern Shore.
Nd. barrel 25a25o; do. Eastern Shore. Va, har.
rel. c@a225 do. Delaware, fancy. barrel Ga25O:
do, fancy YORK River barrel. -OOaI2 3: do ham
lers, No. ]. basket. 75ss5 vans North Carolina
harrcl, Seal 3. aTpleS. New York State packed
barrel, 2ooa-0 asparagus. M3r.'aud and Virginia.
No J, dozen, L75a23; do. cull' doSeu. 75sI.25
beans Florida green basket :? 5Oa27S; do wax
basket 25Oa3 20 do. pearl 225a275, bests, Ch,ris.
ten. bunch. 3ai: cabbage Charleston. crate 2OoI
800; celery, Florida crate l.25aL75: cucunbers
Florida, basket, 30os35o eggplantS. Florida. crate
Soa2.oo, grapefruit. Florida. box Ga1OO: kale
native. bus box, l5a2O; lettuce. North Carolina L
hbl. basket 2oOa3Oo; do. Texas, = bhI bss
Est, 2Na5.oo: onions, Texas Bermuda. crate, l. 2Sa
l65. Oranges. box as to size 3uaLOO: peas
Charleston. i2-bNrrel basket. I.75accO. do North
Carolina l--barrel basket T6a2UO: do. Norfolk
buShel basket l0cal25. peppers. Florida crate
2o1a2N; radishes, North CsTolina. long. basket
5Oa75; rhubaTb. native bunct l4al spinach, native
bnshel box. 8a50: squas, Florida basket 2Ua
as; Strawberries. Norfolk. qt &sl4; do, North
Carolina, salI; do, EaA!crn Shore Va qt l5s2O;
tomatoes, Florida fancy, ripe crate, 25oa3oo: do
choice. crate ! 50a2 S
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
COTTON MARKETS.

New Nork 1iU l5.-Cottou sagged after showing
a seadisr tone the opening when prices ad
greatest gains. There good scattered demand
then on strength At Liverpool. prces there moving
ls 10 81 rOints. loses of points and more
had bcrn lDOked for showers in the vicinity OF
the Atlantic belt. where druught had been com
planned Of caUsed short selling and TTices receded
TO about Saturdays close.
There was good inquiry for spot at Liverpool at
an advance Of Toirzs on the basis Of sd for
middlinE upland.
Futures were steady Al a ret advance Of , to 81
points IN the Liverpool market. SPOT was quiet and
Points lower It l3. Elerr were nn sales
Port UCriTts fOr the day were 5 oIs bales com
Tarcd with '2Jl5 year ago. New York warehouse
stocks '57'7G bales against 2l5 10 last year.
Experts fer the dav amounted to lS rs tales com
Dared with = So lSst vsar TOdays total Included
ISIS tales TO Great Britain. 50 to France 90 to
the continent. and u.29 to Japan and China
ClearanCcs for the sesson Aggregate l7lL63 bales
lgaIn,t I 5si4I6 in the corresponcbns per,od last
seasun.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK.

Baltimore Nd. NAV l6-Live stock recelv,s anc
quotations. as reported at Union Stock Yards tnds
follow.
CATTLE Receipts for week ended noon t0day
.95l head. against l,s23 last week Market 'hIa
higher.
Steers, choice. a55a9 O6; good butchers s1ss IS
medium. 55Ns O5: common, 6SOS7 70; heiferS choice
.65as5; fair TO sOod 665a7 IS; common 10 medium
5GSs76S; bulls, choice. 7.soasD; fair N good
s soa7 S. common 20 medium. S.65s6 70. cows
choice tsoS7. %: fair 70 good 64Sa5 %; common tr
medium, 3S6s465
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recsipts 28sS head
against l,54 last week. Fair supply market strong
Sheep, LSaLT5; lambs, STSal28; spring lambs
10 to IS cents higher
CALVES-ReoeptS. sB head. against 42 las
week. Light supply; market higher Quote calves
606llO.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
Interest LAGS
ON CITY Change
Investors Evidently Await
Outcome of Attempt to
Regulate Utilities.
MEIL XlpK LIST RIuIISH
NEW YORK LIST BULLISH
Southern Directors Announced Retire
ment of $5,OO0,OOO Notes Shows
Roads Improved Condition.

While the New York market was show
ing signs Of preparation for steady
upturn, with the international situation
improved. steel attracting more interest.
and the rails apparently ready for ad-
vancing prices, the local list dragged
along with little interest manifested and
investors apparently settled down TO
await the outcome OF the first real at
tempts al public utility regulation by the
District Utilities Commission.
Railway common and preferred, quoted
ax-dividend, showed improvement, though
without figuring in the tradcs record.
The only sales recorded involved a SO0
Washington Gas ! per cent bond at
lOT IL. and a 5000 Potomac cons. and
100 - Railway common, selling eX-divi-
dCnd 81 per cent. was maintained at 50,
and the preferred. quoted eX-dividend
Ia. was esta blished at 81, as compared
with So. the price saturday.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
INDIANS ADD ANOTHER,
DEFEATING new YORK
Cleveland, Although Outbatted, Hits
the Yankee Pitchers When
Runs Are Needed.

New York. May 1l-Although Outbat-
ted and outfelder. Cleveland defeated the
Yankees today, to 1. The Indians piled
up a throe-run lead in the first inning
on Graney's single. a base on balls, sac
rihCe and Smiths triple and an out
Caldwell replaced Markle after the visit
ors had scored again in the third on sin
giles by Turner and Speaker and a sac
rinCe fly. Morton forced IN Z run in the
last half OF this inning. walking three
men and allowing an inheld single.
WambaneS singled to open the
sixth and Graney hit a home run TO
aft center. Baker hit a homer in the
seventh Caldwell bciuE banishcd in the
same inning for arguing with lmpire
Dineen. Love replaced him. Three sin
giles scored a New York run and sent
Morton to cover in the eighth Bagby
allowed no furthel- --nrinE Score-
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
DEPARTMENTAL TENNIS

In the Departmental tennis match yes
terday Interior Department defeated
Postoffce by four games 10 one.
Team No ! Of Interior. composed OF
Andrews and Lind, defeated Robert and
Fellers. 50. 2-5, I'll.
Team No. ?. krause and Davidson, Of
PostofhCe, defeated Brown and Green, OF
Interior. 3-6, G-5. e.
Team No. 3. Monack and Hendley, OF
Interior, defeated Gable and Warren, Of
Postofhce, 2-6, IS St
Team No. (. jarvis and Wells Of In
terror, defeated RowelI ana Mutt g.
C-l
Team No .. James and Calville Of In
terror. defeated Hivarics and Frank
hause. POstofhce. So, O. s..
All the matches took three sets TO de-
eide except the game between teams No
1, which was won in two games.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
PHILADELPHIA GRAIN.

Philadelphia, NAV l5.-wHEAT-T was fai
and the market ruled steady under moderate Of
ferlnzs. The quotations: Car lots in export eevs
tOr-No- ? red. spot and May, l.l7al % No. South
err red. ll5al.8; steamer No. ? red. ll4aLI7: No
red llAlT; rejected A. Lulaal ~; rejecte,
B. IIOal.I3
CORN-Trsds was quist. but values were stsadi
held. a. follows: Car lots for local trade A. t,
location-No. yellow. ssaSa5 steamer yellow, &
SO; No. yellow, 7sas1 No yellow. TsaT7: cob
pes 70 pounds e
OATS-Ths market quiet and without i'm
portaut change. The quotations: No 2 white
5hza52; standard white, 5la6l54; No. ; white, a.
50: No 4 white, 47Iza4sA: sample oats Eysst4I.
purified cats, graded. Ea50S.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York May p.-wHEAT-weaker;in inquiry l,
fair. No. Northern. +. o. b.. L35, to arrive; No,
red. f. o. b., L2s1a to arrive; No. hard winter,
l.26l4, f. o. b.; No. l macarOnis TO arrive 3O4
No. l Manitoba, to arrive L34h. Exporters took
OO.OOO bushels chiefly macarOni, Manitoba and
aLrd winter.
OATS-weaker; more active Standard No.
white 50ajOIa No. white. 49a5Ola; elevator basis
ungadCd, Bl5a53. Exporters took $1,000 bushels
CORN-Weaker; moderate inquiry No yellow
all rail. to arrive. s.; No. 2 yellow kiln-dried
to arrive. s3i4 c. i. f.; new No } kiln-dried To
arrive, s2A4, (. l. T. Exporters took nothing
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New York
New Orleans.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

New York Mavl l5-Cau money opened today /.
per reut. high. peT cent low. - psE cent re
reFaIs. T.. per ont: ruling. "a. per cent, last,
yer cen,
There nothing particularly new 10 report
about time money Trading was dull as neither
lenders nor borrowers were disposed TO DO anything
Rate were unchanged Al per cent for sixty and
ninety days. 81 per cent for four months and
SltaJl7 Ter cent for Ave and SIX months
Transactions in commercial PAPER we're on tho
hmitrd scale account Of the continued scar
city q offerings The ruling rates for prime regI.
lar maturitcs were irm at 5'Sa5a per cent though
exceptionally attractive names could still be PLACED
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16

RUns-G1ney ~. TrIner '-l Smith, WGmbn. Gil
hroey Baker -. T,rknIeugh. Fins bsse on balls
or Mortna, I m RAsby. .. N Marks. N
Caldwell. }. VI Love l. Struck Out By Morton 4,
by Caldwell > by Love Home nIns-Graney. .
Bsker. Threebase hIt-smith. Twubase hits Ba
ker NunauIkeT Sar-ihue hIts-SEsaktr. Smith.
Stolen hass-GandII Raker t;cde,n Passed ball -
N,.sAmakrr Ht ls ll,chcd hall r, CALDWELL
Speaker Hits made Of Merton n in - InnirEs
Of MsrkIc 8 IN ) InnnEs of Caldwell. IN I
innings. UmTtrps-M Mcssrs DIneen and Nallin