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Evening star., 1916-03-27
COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK March 27.-The Liver
pool market did not fully meet Satur-
days local advance. but after open
ing points higher to ! point lower
prices here worked about , to 6 points
above Saturday nights closing figures
on a small volume of business. There
was little buying of May. which was
attributed to covering hedges against
cotton burned in the south. while Liv-
erpool was moderate buyer OF July.
and offerings were small
The talk around the ring suggested
some nervousness over recent subma :
rine developments. but this seemed to
find mere of a reflection In the re
stricted volume of business than in the
immediate fluctuations.
July contracts sold up to 1907 and
October to 1915 during the early trad
ing. Private wires said there had been
some good rains in north Texas last
week. but that the drought situation
was still very serious in the southern
part of the state.
Futures opened steady: May. 1870:
July. 1908; October. 1c.12: December.
1925. and January. 1884.
Weakness in the stock market was
ing during the middle of the morning.
and the marke, eased off with July
selling down to 11.a. and October to
1909 or about to points net lower.
There again seemed to be trade buying
of july below the L. cent level. how
ever. and prices later steadied up with
the market ruling about to points
net higher shortly after midday. Trad
ing was quiet. and prices appeared
sensitive to comparatively small
orders.
Evening star., 1916-03-27
LOCAL STOCK MARKET
SLOW, EASIER TREND
Lanston. Washington Gas and Capt.
tai Traction Shares Lower.
Bonds Firm. But Quiet.
British Treasury Borrowing Secur1-
ties in United States. Paying
1ls to 2 Per Cent Premium.
BY 1. A. FLEMING.

Brokers showed very little disposition
70 trade on the regular session Of the
Stock Exchange today. although but
for fractional differences the record
might have heen materially larger.
II was almost a featureless session.
Railway IS standing out strong at 81
to Sill. and with fair demand for
Railway preferred at So. At which price
one transaction was reported. A small
lot of Capital Traction stock brought
SIS. tho hest bid on call being s5i4
with odd lots offered at SIS
While there were no transactions in
Washington Gas. the stock was NOM
inally easier. the bid price being low =
cred to - and the asked price TO 40.
Na"gentha'er was easier. With only
small lot selling. this at ls5. The stock
vas offered amy part Of 700 shares.
1T 1865. with Ist the hest bid.
ON the call of Lanston buyers were
chary. the asking price being IS. and
.he hid IS. Two ter share lots changed
hands al 9. and 163.. respectively. In
tive action on this security there was
no disposition to extend commitments
even AT the hid price.
Evening star., 1916-03-27
Borrowing Securities in U. S.

The British treasury has announced
that il viii at once make effective its
plan for borrowing American securi-
ties both IT home and in the United
rc7teS
The treasury will accept through ].
T. Morgan & 60. Of New York city.
bonds. contained in a list of 500 secur-
ities. and will pay the owners pre-
m um of /. to per cent for the use of
the securities. over and above the an
nuaI interest rate.
II is contended by fnanciers that the
British treasury has no idea of selling
The borrowed bonds. hut rather of US
ing them as collateral for loans. The
british treasury reserves the right to
sell the bonds any time within two
Years for which the securities are loan
ed. or TO take ownership by paying a
premium of 2i2 per cent on the market
price. This provision is said by bank
eTs to merely give the necessary title
20 the bonds. III using them as col
lateral for loans. Bankers believe this
movement. which commenced today,
will result in large dollar credit to
the British government.
Evening star., 1916-03-27
Building Permits.

Building permits were issued TODAY 10
the following:
c. b. Scott. TO build garage in rear of
$40 Massachusetts avenue northeast ;
builder. J. j. Long; estimated cost. $3.50.
James w White. to build dwelling at
Quackenbros and 18th streets northwest ;
builder. James W White; estimated cost
81 900
w l.. MnniX. to build garage at 1904
Porter street northwest architect and
contractor. A. Z. Minnx estimated cost.
$1,000
DR.. II. r. Schreiber. to build dwelling
at sol 5th street northeast: architect.
Dr. n. r. Schreiber: builder. julius
Wenig. estimated cost. s9.100
&. K. kremer. to build garage in rear
"f PA S street northwest; architect. G.
T.. Webb: builder. J. NJ. Totten; esti-
mated cost. $500
John Harr and c. n. German to re-
pair store and dwelling al 43s X street
northwest: estimated cost. $500.
Marsh f., Briscoe. to repair dwelling
at 1852 Quincy street northwest; esti-
mated cost. $65.
Evening star., 1916-03-27
FOUR TROOPS ARRIVE
AT FORT MYER QUARTERS
Comprise 1st Squadron of I'd Cav
airy. From Fort Ethan
Allen. VT.

Troops \. 3. q and ~ comprising thu
lst Squadron Of the I'd United States
Cavalry. recently stationed al For'
Ethan Allen. VT. arrived at Fort Mye.
Va. about II O'Clock today. They VIII
remain at thatp ost until rhe Sd Squad
ron. 5th Cavalry, returns from the Mex'-
lean border. unless it becomes neces- :
sary to send these troops also to .th-.
southern border. The 1st Squadron
was on the road for about forty-eisha hi
hours. having entrained at the Ner-
mont post Saturday morning.
capt. George F. Hamilton is in com :
mand of the squadron. and the, othe,
officers with the troops are capt
charles G. Harvey. Capt Archie Miller.
capt. George \. Pur1neton. First Lie.it
Edmund 4. Buchanan. First Lieut.
Philip Gordon. Second Lieut.. t'harie-
w. Foster. Second Lieut.. Robert "
StronE. Second Lieut.. Paul f. Fran <
and surgeon Wallace DE Witt
Evening star., 1916-03-27
LONDON IS FAIRLY ACTIVE.
Market Prices Open Under Parity
and Close Quiet.

good demand and discount rates were
quiet today. With the commencement
of the scheme to borrow American Sc
curities on the stock exchange the
treasury omitted buying prices of
ordinary American shares. hut owing
TO the shortage of stock dealers do not
anticipate much increase in busi-
ness.
Prices opened under parity and closed
quiet after fair business. Canadian
Pacific was easy. but in other direc-
tions IN" tone was good and the trad
ing was confined principally to rubber
stocks. home rails, Cuban ports and
West African tin shares at hardening
prices.
Evening star., 1916-03-27
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. March 2,.-Butter-
Firm: receipts. 5.s37 tubs: creamery
extras t92 score,. 36i4 ass +, creamery
chi CHER scorine), 31a31 y: firsts, 80 ri
IS: seconds: 33iaa35.
Egss-Firm: receipts. l",lS1 cases:
fresh gathered. extras. % i2a2S: extra
frsts. o1*4a22: firsts, 21a2ll2: seconds.
20a20iq: nearby hennery whites. fine TO
fancy, 23 1.a2i; nearby hennery browns,
22i2a23.
Cheese-Steady; receipts. 100 boxes;
state. held. specials. Si4aIS'2: do. av-
eraee fancy. 1salSh: current make.
average run. l1a1712; Wisconsin, twins,
held. 1Sa1SA.
Live poultry-Prices not settled
dressed firm: chickens, laa30; fowls,
I4rzaoO: turkeys, 2Sa30
Evening star., 1916-03-27
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. March 21.-After a
loss of point on the near positions,
the cotton market steadied in the early
trading today and went to net ad-
vance of ; to ) points. Buying was
only moderate. and was based on the
continued drought in the southwest
Brokers had few selling orders to NIL
Futures opened steady. Opening bid:
May, 1l.13: July. 1913: October. 1875 :,
December, l2.06: January. l2.lb-
The forecast OF fair weather for the
western belt increased buying. but at
the best the market Ecs only to h
points mp. From this. under duilness.
there was fall toward noon to level
Z 10 6 roints under Satmrdays close.
Evening star., 1916-03-27
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. March q. hogs Re
ceipts. $4,000 head; slow, 10 IL ,noye
Saturdat average. bulk aSoas o. :.
heavy, o.353355. rough. 9.35as ,v- ni,s
..5oas55 'sS'
Cattle-Receipts. $1,000 head: firm
native beef steers. 7sJaIo.o5 stockers
and feeders, 600aS.oJ. cows and he;fers
i:c5a3"c; calves. e.U0aIoJo
Sheep-Eeceipts. 5000 head: firm:
~ethers, S.Soa3.33, lambs ssJsll;5
Evening star., 1916-03-27
Discussing CLERK TO PAY.
Controller Warwick Rules Regard.
ing Status of Bank Examiner

National bank examiners are en-
Moves of the Treasury Department, in
the opinion of the controller of the
Trea.ury, W. w. Warwick
..Such being the case" he rules. there
would appear no reason why their com
nensation and expenses should not be
paid by the disbursing clerk of the
treasury Department"
Accordingly he denies the authority
of the controller of the currency to
designate a fiscal agent in his ONCE
for the purpose of paying the salaries
land expenses Of such examiners.
Evening star., 1916-03-27
BALTIMORE.

Special Dispatch t" Til" star.
BALTIMORE. March 2.- Wheat
Firmer; spot No. > red. l.14Ss: spot
No. red. western. 1.lo5s: March
No. " red. l.14"s: steamer No. > red,
1.0SSs; receipts. 133.419 bushels; ex-
ports. 33O.3S2 bushels.
Corn - Firmer: spot contract. ia
March. ..4: April. 11a.: steamer
mixed. 14s4: receipts. 1922 bushels:
exports. 2sS.Se2 bushels: southern white
corn. 1.l2: southern yellow corn. - 12.
Oats-Firm: standard white. 40: No. ;
white. SO: No. white. ~ asked: re-
ceipts. 1926 bushels
Eye-Firm; No. western export
100: receipts. 12S.o1i bushels: exports
$500 bushels
Hay-Steady: No. timothy. 2o5oa
Loo: No. clover mixed lS.J6ai9. 90.
Grain reights-SteadN: steam to Liv-
erpool, per quarter. lSs April: pick ed
ports. per quarter. lSs Ss Sd April.
Evening star., 1916-03-27
SUFFRAGISTS VISIT CAPITOL.
Delegation Makes Final Pleas for
Favorable Report on Amendment.

SuffTagists. hearing petitions asking
FOR the vote and wearing organization
sa shes. visited the Capitol today to
make final pleas for favorable report
on the universal suffrage amendment
which comes before the House iudi-
clary committee tomorrow.
Leaders expressed confidence that
with fun membership of the commit
tee present. which is expected, the
amendment would be reported.
Evening star., 1916-03-27
New York Sugar Market Is Firm.

NEW YORK. March 27-Raw sugar.
firm: centrifugal, 5.11; molasses. 4S4:
refined, fIm cut loaf. sos: crushed
80: mold A and cubes. 1.40; XXXX
powdered. ..oa, powdered. 30: me
granulated and diamond A, $50: con
Petitioners A. $50; No. |. s.5: Sugar
futures advanced on the frmness in the
spot market and lighter OFFERINGS and
al noon prices were to points higher.
Evening star., 1916-03-27
Real Estate Transfers.

CHEVY CHASE GROVE-Fulton r.
Gordon ct uH- to Flora a. Lloyd.
lots 13 and Is. square 2021; s3,36lls:
stamps. so cents
CHEVY CHASE GROVE-Fulton r.
Gordon ct ux TO Russell A. Kent.
west half lot % and all lots %. "a
and %, square 2024; s6,11S.20:
stamps. so cents.
NO 929 Sd STREET SOUTHEAST
Raymond w. Charlton to Eleanor
NJ Charlton. part lot l, square 767;
$40.
Evening star., 1916-03-27
POWDER STOCKS.
Quotations furnished by W. B. Hipb. 4 Co.
DAIRY MARKETS.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March 21.-Butter-Steady;
creamery, ~ l2a36.
EGgs-Higher; receipts, 2S..20 cases;
frstS. 1870 ordinary hrsts. lSa1Si2, at
mark cases included ISal9.
Potatoes-Higher; receipts. 81 cars;
Michigan. Wisconsin, Minnesota and
Dakota white, Ssas6; Minnesota and
Da k ota -Ohios, Ssa93.
Poultry-Alive higher; fowls. 16n;
Sr,riups la,
Evening star., 1916-03-27
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. March 2,.-Cotton-
Quiet: good middlins, ,.9.: middling.
40; low middling, ..44. Sales. 5000
ba les: for speculation and export. l,3oo
bales: receipts 1000 bales. Futures
steady March, ..591a March April.
7.59: April May. ..9sI2; May-June. 7.as :;
June July. t.55 y: July August. '.3S y !;
August September. AS: September-Oc-
,ober. 133: October ..3l
November r-Decemher, 121 Y: December
January 7.2itz: JanuarN-Febru
.23 February March, 123: March
April, 1.23.
Evening star., 1916-03-27
Corn Rallies With Wheat.

Corn rallied with wheat. Stormy
weather tended also to strengthen
prices. After opening = to ssai7 down
the market scored moderate gains.
Oats were dominated by the action
of other grain. offerings were we'll
absorbed. because Of standing orders
to buy at decline.
Higher prices on hogs carried provi-
sions upgrade. The receipts of hogs
here today were less plentiful than eX-
pected.
Subsequently increasing fear of a re-
duction of acreage in Canada led to
an additional wheat advance Besides
the United States visible supply total
diminished and leading expert here
issued statement that despite favor
able weather the prospect for the do
mestic winter crop was not good. Prices
closed firm, IS to 1a4 cents higher,
with Nav at l.0a7s and July al l.015e.
Improved domestic shipping demand
was more or less responsible for a
further rise for corn The close was
steady at "s to @saa4 cents net ad-
Evening star., 1916-03-27
Dream Comes True,

From the Birmingham Age Herald.
Did YOU ever dream of being a pirate
when you we're boy?"
"Oh. yes. Isn't II queer? Now I'm
in the prosaic business of managing
an automobile repair shop"
Cmph. You didn't miss il so far"
Evening star., 1916-03-27
VERY WEAK OPENING.
WITH F|RMER CLOSE
Conditions Generally Give Bears the
Best of the Morning Trading.
The Declines.
Market Rallies With the Noon Hour
and Makes Fairly Good Recov
eries-Rails Slow.

NEW YORK. March -. 10 so am
developments over the weekend. cspe-
ciaIly the sinking Of the SUSSEX. involving
probable further loss of American lives.
accounted in u measure for the heavy
tone of today's early trading.
Declines OF to points We're regis
tered by Mercantile Marine preferred.
leading motors. Crucible Steel the petro-
Ieums and some other shares of less
prominence.
Rails receded fractionally. with pres
sure against the Harrimans. Northern
Pacific. Chesapeake and Ohio and West
ern Maryland.
Dealings were light and orderly. most
transactions being in small lots.
Evening star., 1916-03-27
Washington Stock Exchange.
SALES.

SALES.
Washington Railway 4s. 81 900 at 81.
Mrr:enrhaier. al is5.
After rall-Washington Railway IS $500 al
ST., $500 at aIi,
Washington Gas 5s. 81 200 at 1OSI,.
Washington Railway pfd.. 10 at 50.
capital Traction. : at s55..
Ian~ton Mcno,rre, 10 at =. 10 a, 1914,
Evening star., 1916-03-27
French Bourse Is Quiet.

PARIS. March '..-Tradin. was quiet
on the bourse today.
Rentes, S3 francs % centmes.
Exchange on Londan. IS francs 46 !:
centimeS..
Evening star., 1916-03-27
Dividend Declared.

The Security and Savings Bank will
pay quarterly dividend April of ! Il
per cent. the books having closed
March o5
Evening star., 1916-03-27
Changed the Subject.

From the Boston Transcript
could YOU lend me a dollar, old man -"
Certainly. could do lots Of things
l have no intention Of doing. Nice day,
isn't 1ty'
Evening star., 1916-03-27
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. March 27.-Wheat-
Spot No. |, Manitoba. lbs Sd No. =
hard winter, gulf. lis 4d: No. . hard
winter. choice. 13s Id No. | Durum, 13s
Sd: No. l hard Duluth, 13s I'D: north
ern. Chicago. lbs Sd; No. 2 red, western.
winter. lis Sd. Corn-Spot. American
mixed, new. los sd. Flour-Winter pat
ents. ass. Hops-1n London (Pacifc
coast, "a 15s IS l5s
Evening star., 1916-03-27
New York Lead Market.

NEW YORK. March 2,.-The metal
erchange quotes lead 1.S7 bid: spelter
not quoted. AT London, lead, f35 SIS;
spelter, t9f.
Evening star., 1916-03-27
NEW YORK COTTON.

Quotation, furnished by ". Il. Hibbs & Co.,
nbers New York Stock Exchange. New York
Cotton Exchange and Chicago Board of Trade.
Evening star., 1916-03-27
LONDON MONEY.

LONDON. March = Bar silver.
IS .led per ounce.
Money. i9iia per cent. discount ra'ae
short bills. and three months, 4tsa4s.
per cent.
Evening star., 1916-03-27
WEATHER..
Rain Tonight and Probably Tomor-
row; Little Colder Tomorrow.

For the District of Columbia. rain
tonight and probably tomorrow; some
what colder tomorrow; moderate north
east to north winds
For MARYLAND, rain tonight: colder
in west portion. Tomorrow. local rains
and colder: moderate east to north.
east winds.
For Virginia. rain and colder tonight.
Tomorrow partly cloudy and colder.
probably rain in east portion; moderate
to fresh east to north winds.
For West Virginia, local rains and
colder tonight. Tomorrow partly
cloudy: colder in east portion.
The middle west disturbance of the
last three days still maintains its alb
normally slow movement eastward. be-
ing central this morning over the up
per OHIO valley. AS a result OF the SLOW
movement rains continued in the upper
lake region. the central valleys ana
the south. and are just extending INTO
the middle Atlantic states. :, Rains also
continued in the north Pacific states.
but elsewhere in the west the weather
was fair, with falling pressure, except
in the north Pacific states.
High temperatures continue IN the
AtldHtlf states ana lower ldke Tesloh'
while in the Ohio valley and the east
gulf states they have fallen decidedly.
In the west there We're no changes OF
Importance. except a marked rise IN
the northwest.
There Will be rain tonight and tomor-
row in the middle Atlantic states. to-
night tomorrow in New England
and rain or snow tonight. followed by
generally fair weather tomorrow in the
lake region. In the Ohio valley and
the south the weather will be fair to-
night and tomorrow.
Temperatures will be lower. as rule.
except in the upper lake region. and
the lower Ohio and Mississippi valleys.
where they viii rise somewhat tomor-
row.
Frost is probable tonight in Tennes-
see and the northern and central por-
ions of Georgia, Alabama and Missis-
sippi
The winds along the New England
coast viii he moderate to fresh mod
crate; on the middle Atlantic coast
moderate to fresh east to north: on the
south Atlantic coast moderate south :
west to northwest; on the east gull
coast moderate northerly.
Steamers departing today for Euro
pean ports will have moderate to fresh
winds. mostly northeast; increasing
cioudiness, rain or snow tomorrow to
the Grand Banks.
Tide Tables.
Today-Low tide. 80 am. and e:es
pm: high tide, AS am and 2:24 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide. 9:44 am. and
1881 pm; high tide, :; am. and 3:31
pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Tods SUN rose. 50 am; sun sets
GIG pm.
Tomorrow rises $50 am; sun
sets $50 pm.
Noon rise @.f5 q m
Evening star., 1916-03-27
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N0 Washington, New York, London 8EM
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Received by private wire direct to
The Star Omce.
Evening star., 1916-03-27
THE COURTS.
United States Court of Claims.

Present Chief Justice Edward
Campbell. Judge Fenton ". Booth.
Judge Samuel s Barney. Judge George
W Atkinson and Judge George r.. Dow
ney. -
The chief justice announced the fol-
James A. Blanchard Judgment for
claimant.
Abel A. Candy. executor: judgment
for claimant
Mella T. Sowle. administratrix; order
remanding to law calendar.
The Mile Lac band OF Chippewa In.
dams: motions overruled; failure o.
parties to comply with rule S5.
Robert A. LauGhlin, see order.
Edgar Simmons: see order
Joseph n. Wall; Judgment in the name
Of executor.
Samuel J. short: judgment in the
name of adminstratriX.
George Sumsion: Judgment IN the
name Of James NJ. Sumsion. admins
traitor
sressional-Findings of faci and
conclusion in Aaron r.. Abbey, Daniel
.. Downs. Wilt Rippey. Henry J. Wig
gins. Paralee Evans. widow: Joseph Y.
Nicholas c. Buswell, Orange Parret
and Frank Winter ct al. heirs.
Defendants docket under rule 81
called see orders.
W. II. Anderson ast United states
Mr.. F. Sprisg Perry was heard for
plaintiff and Mr.. Harvey D. Jacob for
defendants.
Administrators of David W. Bennett
sst. United States; submitted by Mr..
Benjamin Carter for plaintiff and Mr..
George 7. Stormont for defendants.
Evening star., 1916-03-27
Steady Flow of Liquidation.

There was a steady flow of liquida-
ton throughout the first hour. United
States and Crucihle SteelS. Mexican
Petroieums. Marine preferred and
Baldwin Locomotive leading the de-
cline.
Specialties of all descriptions. par
ticular1y oils. motors. metals and the
shipping shares, supplemented early
losses.
Rails were under the additional
handicap imposed by the forthcoming
demands of the union trainmen, but
little pressure was manifested in that
quarter.
Prices improved slightly and trading
abated materially toward midday.
Bonds were lower, with some large
sales of AuGio-French is at concessions
Some Improvement.
The market was near the low Of the
morning al ound the close of the second
hour, when there We're some evidences
of Improvement \ e-half point rally
in Steel common d decided recovery in
other industriais steadied the tone of
the entire list. hut the recoveries were
only partial. and the same uneasiness
and uncertainty prevailed.
The best strength of the early morn
ing was in Industrial Alcohol, which
advanced better than 1l2 points.
The rails acted better than the in
dustrials in that they did not show the
same weakness. but they were even
more quiet than the induStrials.
The market for the leading indus
trials continued to recover slowly
right up to the close of the session,
the aggregate being sufficient to off
sci the earlier losses and to make some
small net gains on Saturdays final
figures
Ba aldwin Locomotive. which had been
around 1887. at the opening. rose to
l03i4. crucible Steel. one of the
weaklines OF the morning. made net
gain over Saturdays close of point
selling to Sta.
Mexican Petroleum was also firm. ad-
vancing u net for the session. Max
well Motor was high at IN. and
Reading at S1ls.
The rails did not improve with the
industrials for the reason that they
did not go down with the industrial
list. but they acted little better.