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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-24
ATHLETIC PARK !,
MANAGEMENT IN
REPLY TO 18th
State That Have Not Taken
Unfair Proportion of Gate
Receipts for Games
Sporting Editor. Star-Bulletin.

Sporting Editor, Star Bulletin.
Sir: On behalf OF the management
Of the Athletic park. ! shall be glad
IL you will put a few facts before the
general public In reply To the article
appearing in your issue OF today, en-
anating from Schofield Barracks. -.
The park management ls accused
OF wishing to take an unfair propors
ton OF gate receipts when Il refuses
to guarantee the 25th Infantry the
sum of $3.50 for one game. The 25tn
Infantry team took part in eight
games between April 80 and June Is,
many of these games being double
headers. The total gate receipts for
these eight games amounted TO slight
ly over 1880, or an average OF tf10
per game. On each OF these occasions
the 25th were raid $40 for expenses.
leaving an average gross gate OF about
$3.50. The charge that the park ai-
thorities increase the expenses or low
er them at will Is entirely unfounded.
They have done everything possible
to keep down expenses, and II the
writer Of the article on behalf OF the
25th Infantry team had any knowledge
at all as to what expenses are In
CURED he would know that the
amounts paid to the umpires and
other officials have been the same
for many years past, which average.
say. $50 to $35 game. The Honolulu
Athletic Park. Limited, requires Al av-
erage monthly income OF about 1850 N
order 10 meet overhead expenses
They afe doing all they can to pre-
serve this open space lpractically the
only available site down town. TOR
the firtherance Of baseball In Homo
lulu. II the support which Il accord
ed to the park does not very materi-
ally improve, the ground viii newt
ably be lost to Honolulu.
We trust that these figures VII
bring home to all your readers how
impossible II was for the park to en-
terrain the exorbitant proposals from
Schofield Barracks.
Very truly yours,
II. g. WINKLEY,
Treasurer, aonolulu Athletic Park.
.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-24
VOL LINER. LANCER AND
CAM LEAVE MAINLAND
TO COMPETE TN SWlMS

fAssociated Press by Federal Wireiess)
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Aug. 3D.
Iudy LANCER and Herbert Vollmer,
the expert middle-dis.ance and sprint
swimmers, who will compete in Homo
lulu September 4, sailed on the VIII
helmina today.
Ted Cam is not mentioned in the
above despatch. but there is no ques.
ton but what the 500-yard national
champion will be on the Wilhelmina.
1t wss reported that w. H. Rawlins
would accompany the swimmers to
Hawaii.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-24
SWIMMING TICKETS ON SALE;
ENTRIES CLOSE AUG. 2

= Seats for the three-nights' \
\ swimming carnival are now on =
= sale at the Hawaiian News Com \
= pany, The sale is well under \
= way and number of season tick =
= cts have already beer sold 1t is =
= expected that most of the seats \
= will go to those who wish to =
: witness the three-nights' per- =
= Torrance. Swimmers who wish \
= to enter the coming meet should \
: make their applications at once, =
= as the entries VIII close at 5 4
: O'Clock on Sattfday afternoon. =
= Entry blanks may be secured \
from John Soper at the Hawai- =
ian News .eompany. :
= - = y y = - = = = = - = .
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-24
RUGER SQUAD SENDS
DEFY To SHAFTERITES
Fort Ruger, Aug. %, 1916

Fort Ruger, Aug. %, 1916.
Sporting Editor Star-Bullctin
The Fort Ruger baseball team here
fy challenges the Fort Shafter all
stars to a game to be played Saturday
afternoon, Aug. rs 1916, at some sat
isfactory place, which can be arrang-
ed by phone
The Fort Kruger lineup will be as
fellows:
HIM, Hill, Mars, g; South, Ashwell,
p; Bailey, ID; Stewart, 2b: Johnson,
SIS; Womack, 3b; Smith, Pruitt, Per-
ry. outfield; Tilley, Wright, Holmes,
utility.
Phone Chas E, South, Sgt. Bird
Company, Fort Ruger.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-24
Fort Shafter

Summary-Three base hits, John
E9n, Dawson; two-base hit. Burns;
sacrifice hit. Johnson; double play,
Pruitt to Bailey: struck out, by South
z. by o'Dell Is: base on balls. off
South l. off O'Dell 2; balk, 0'Dell:
wild pitch, O'Dell; hit by pitched ball,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-24
YESTERDAYS SCORES
IN THE BIG LEAGUES
AMERICAN LEAGUE

At New York-New York 5. Chi
cago 1.
delphia 3.
At Washington-St. Louis 5, Wash
ington first camel; Washington s.
st. Louis Second camel.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-24

Perry, Pruitt, womack. Estelle; pass
ed balls, Perry 1, Thomas 1: left on
bases, Fit Ruger Z. Fort Shafter S;
first base on errors, Fort Ruger 3,
Fort Shafter 4; earned run, none;
stolen bases. Perry, Womack, John
son, O'Mama 2, MeGarry. Time Of
game / hr. 45 min. Umpfres. Jones,
Mallery.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-24

lost hope, it seemed, when h
and arms refused to respond, II WI
slowed down to such markefas re-
that he was almost oyertake1 "a q
Cam and Wheatley, who had so 70
in q stirring duel for third 4
ing the last 10 yards.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-24
NATIONAL LEAouE

At Chicago Chicago Z. Brooklyn s.
At Pittsburg Pittsburg 2, Philadel
phia / &c innings).
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-24
PALAMA WILL HOLD
SWIMMING MEET ON
SATURDAY EVENING

The Swimming Club Of PaIama Set
Element will hold q meeting at 1880
on Saturday evening, the purpose be-
ing to secure entries for the boys
races during the big September meet.
Harvey Chiffon, well known trainer Of
swimmers and others, will preside.
Clarence Lane has been elected cap
tain of the club.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-24
Kauai Should Figure
In Polo Championship

Could Mana and Charles Rice Play Great Game Yesterday
in Practise Match With 0ahus-0ahu Team Wins Out
to with SpaIdng, Garden Island Players Should Be
In Running-GouId Plays Spectacular Polo Throughout
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-24

The second anniversary of the y &
ropean war was observed throu9 PIE
Scandinavia with peace meeting Nob,,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-24

! III tot0 number Of bicycles in the
Ne.Aerl tpds e about 100000.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-24

Yesterdays Results.
Portland 3, Salt Lake Z.
Vernon 2. San Francisco 0.
Oakland 2, Los Angeles l.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-24

Two Of the horses which will be
entered in the autumn race meet
events at Kapiolani park on Septem-
Der 2 and 4. umpqua is owned by
Walter Dillingham;, and will be enter
ed in the shorter events. IxoiIiiou Is
owned by John Grace, who has decid-
ed to give them are chance in the
coming races.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-24
HON0LULUS WANT TO
MEET ST. LOUIS TEAM

Manager st. Louis Baseball Team.
Sir: Believing my baseball club,
the Honolulus, to be superior to your
aggregation, hereby take this oppor-
tunity to challenge your team to a
game to be played on Sunday, August
n, at 2:S0 p. mat Athletic park, win
ner take all.
gzT your men are willing to accept
ehallange we would be pleased to
td from you through these columns
a Atty.
a. eltruly yours,
"a. NJ. ]. PARESA,
az a. oe-, Honolulu Baseball Club.
- illiam H. Thompson of Chi
svoked the licenses of %
ohe first step of new
Ice ray lor Anforce the early closing
:. open al
Model O
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~ - W. y. AnEOA, =
.. oe- Honolulu Baseball Club.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-21
FOREIN EXCHANGE.
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below are for large lots Of good
marketable goods only. Jobbers' prices higher.
Lower grades may be sold for less Fancy goods
command higher prices
The wholesale market yesterday remained steady
Receipts on the whole quite liberal but an e1-
celant demand prevailed giving a fair movement
While the figures produce in general passed with
out a change potatoes and beets were slightly
lower.
EGGS-Fresh. per doz., q.
BUTTER-Best prints. new. per ID. s. d. tub.
per h., q; process. 30; undErade. creamery 3oaj2
" ore packed. Ga-2
LARD-Tib pure, ID, Ilal2; do, compound l01
eottonseed oil. per can. 375.
CHEESE-New York. new, Per lh. Is; tat. per
Ib.. ls; Swiss domestic. Per lb.. D; 40. foreign
per ID. 40.
LIVE POULTRY-Hens per ID. lssoo; rooster.
p; spring ducks. per lb.. lsz2O chickens spring.
per lb.. SAB; turkeys. per h.. %.
GREEN GOODS-Asparagls Per dozen punches.
L0oa2O; bans. per basket, Goal %; bsets per 100
20oa3O; cabbage new. per crate, 75aL00; can.
talouTes, California per crate. 25oa4O; do, Flor
ida. 2Oa2 80; carrots, per bunch, 2a4; caunhower
Florida. per basket. Sails; celery. Florida, per
crate 2Wa275; CIc1Imbers per basket, 5Oal.50; GYM
blngs, per crate. lOOal75; eggpauts per crate. L5t
a3oo kale. per Dbl. 5a5O; lettuce crate 4Oa6J do.
bbl, also; onions. per sack 200s2 25; do. Texas
per crate, I75a2Oo; peas, per basket. loOa20o; do
per h., 2oa3.50; peppers. per crate, L5Oa200; 20
tatoes. per sack, 275a3.lO; do. new per bbl 3yoa
S75; sweets, per bbl.. ], 50; tomatoes, Mississippi
per small crate. soal.1O; turnips per bunch, sa4ls
FRUlTS-Apples, Der bbl. 2ola4.Oo; cherries, per
crate l.Wa300; cranberries per bbl. S00al0 80; do
per box, l75a20o; grapefruit. per box, 4G0s4 50
lemons, per box, 40oa4 50; oranges per crate 4G0a
$50; pineappss, per crate 2o0a25o; raspberres pes
quart, l21sa9; Strawberries. per quart, Saa
LIVE sToCK-veal calves prime per rb, los
iO1s; do, medium, per lb.. s5aal0i spring lambs
fat, per lb.. lOalos.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-21
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. Juns 9.-The wheat market was unset,
tied and irregular today and bore the earm,rks Of
manipulation, there was forced liauidattop BY
longs and forced covering BY shorts at various times
during the day. The early buying was on reported
wet harvest IN the Southwest As a blLish factor
a wet harvest is always influential 1t neans lot
Of bad wheat-ST1tn that IS unmerchantable.
The Liverpool wheat market was UNCHANGED to ID
higher, with the latter for May Wheat
New wheat Will soon commence to move and have
70 De taken care Of.
Harvesting Of wheat in Kansas viii Be started IN
few days. The spring wheat plant Is making
splendid progress under most excellent weather con
ditions
Ihere was q weather map IN corn today when
PRICES advanced L TO &C and resting spots for the
day were within &c Of the best priced shorts
bought corn on rains throughout the parts Of the
belt which will delay cultivation The decrease IN
the visible supply reported yesterday was A HELM 70
the bulls. and there were further indications OF A
demand for the December delivery based On present
crop conditions. Cash sales here were go n0 h1Sh
els, Of which 50 900 bushels were for e1port
Oats was strong and L to &c higher for the dav
Crops are favorable The movement at primary mar
kets continues liberal and the cash transactions
were anything hut large at go ooo bushels OF which
lOO. O0 bushels were for export
The futures for provisions are IN strong b,ns.
Armour IS the largest holder Of ribs and Srift tba
largest holder OF lard and pork The smaller raek-,
are doing large Southern cash trade Prioes rosod
at fractional advances for pork and lard whils IN.
were a little lower. ''''
The Washington herald., 1916-06-21
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia, June D-BUTTER-Choiee stock
sold fairly and ruled steady. The quotations were
as follows: Western fresh solidpaeked cream
cry fancy specials. %: extra, 0a2l; extra hrsts'
2saSo; hrsts, 2sa1SE seconds EaZ7a nearby prints,
fancy. 33: average extra. 2; hrsts. 2aso; seconds
GaZl5; special fancy brands Of prints toooing At
6s39.
EGGs-The market ruled steady under moderate
offerings and a good demand The quoauoni
were follow: In free cases, nearby extra
8 per doz.; nearby hrsts 7.05 per standard case
nearby current receipts 6.eOa6.75; Western extra,
2 per DOZEN Western extra hrsts. 70 Per case
do. hrSts. 6.eoase0 per case: Southern. per case
65s6.45 as TO quality; fancy selected eggs were
!oobing at 2eaS0 per dozen.
LIVE POCLTRY-FowlS 8aA roosters l3ali
spring chickens according 70 quality. weighing
ls2 pounds apiece, 2ia3O; white Lcshorns. accord
ing to quality. Z2a2i; ducks 10 size and quality
liA6 pigeons. old. per pair, 3oa32; do young PEI
pair, ZaZ5
DRESSED POULTRY-Fresh-hlled. dry-pscksd
Fowls. 2 10 box. dry y-ptcked-Fancy selected. IA
weighing F4a5 pounds apiece, 2; do. pounds
apiece. 2; do. 81 pounds spisce. 2; do. poundi
apiece. san Fowls in barrels fancy, dry-packed-
Northern Indiana and Illinois weighing 4isS5 pound,
apiece, Ais; Southern Indiana and Illinois. weighing
pounds apiece. q; smaller sizes. SAD; old
toostsrs dry-picked. IS broilers Jersey fancy, pa
Is; broilers other nearby. weighing lhsa2 poundi
apiece. 3a40; bro!ers. nearby. smaller sizes Ss8
Ducks. nearby. spring. lsA2o. Squads, per dozen
white. weighing llal2 pounds. 46osSOo; DO. sslt
pounds 3Sa4.50; do. pounds 3.ooa3 70; do,
pounds 25oa2T5; do. 6a6h pounds. L75a20o; dark
l-5os2o; small and No. 2 5oallo.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-21
LIST NOT HURT
BY BORDER news
New York Session Quiet and
Composed, With Orderly
Display of Firmness.

New York. June 2O.-whatever nervous
ness over the Mexican situation was rep
resented in Mondays stock market did
not survive the night. The session today
was quiet and composed. and the market
was characterized by an orderly display
Of hrmness- Dealings contracted to a
little more than half the volume Of busi-
ness on Monday and most OF the activity
which II represented was confined to the
forenoon dealings.
To a very considerable extent the ad-
vances Of the day were established IN
the early trading, but during the dull
ness Of the afternoon, stocks remained
steady. and while closing in most cases
slightly below the best, the early gains
were held in the main, and final figures
showed a partial recovery OF Monday 5
losses, rails participating with indus
trials in the upturn.
About the most conspicuous feature
was the cessation OF selling pressure.
This OF itself testified under the circum-
stances to the general strength of the
markets position and Mondays nQuida-
the closing out Of commitments and mo-
bilized members Of the NL-Ional Guard.
Conjecture occupied itself with the con-
tingent events Of the Mexican crisis. The
situation in this respect was not looked
upon as aggravated in any way by Wash
i1gtons printed note to the de facto gov
eminent in Mexico. On the contrary, 1t
was regarded as contributing toward a
peaceful settlement Of troubles because
Of its sharp definition Of our contentious
Gold imports from Canada were in
creased by $500 600 to more than S65, ,000,-
90 for the present movement.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-21
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore June a.-EGGs-Market dull. Mary
land. PsnnSlTInia and nearby hrsts, 2 Eastern
Shore. Maryland and Virginia frsts. z; Western
tOhiol. hrsts. 2; West Virginia fEsts. 2; Southern
North Cardinal hrSts. q.
BUTTER-sepsrator, extras 3a32: do. hrsts
0s3l: prints, h-lb, extras. BASS; fns, 3lA52; do,
lib. extras. 32aS; hrsts. 3la32; blocks. lbs.
extras 3a32; hrsts. Soa3l; dairy prints. Md. Pen
,yvania and Virginia, extras, ?4s25: frsts. Pas;
store-pAcked, 2a22l4; Maryland and Pennsylvania
rolls. 2. Ohio rolls. 2; West Virginia rols 2
LIVE POULTRY -Puccs Per found unless other
wise stated. Chickens, sEring, "a 10 lbs. 2s; do
do. II to IA lbs. a27 do do. under h.. IA 2S
DO. white leghorn. Z3s24 do. old hens. heavy, %:
90. do. small 10 medium. %; do. old roosters and
stays lOall; ducks, nuscovy and monSrel old !5a
a do. white Pekns. OLD, 4al5: do, Indian run
GERS, Old I2aI3: do. puddle. fat. old. li; do. do.
small. poor. l2AD; do. spring, over 81 lbs %;
pigeons old per rar 5s3o. do, young per pair
Ga3; guinea fowl, each. old. 20.
VEGETABLES and GREEN FRCITS-PotAtoes-
White Eastern Shore. McCormicks. bushel LuOa
10, Maryland and Pennsylvania bushel llOa, %
New YORK and Western, busheI l ll0al %; new
rel. 25Oa30D do. North Carolina No. l. barrel
350a375. do. York River barrel 325s3 20; do. Rap
pshannock, barrel. 25os30o: apples New York State
packed barrel, 25Ca35O: asparagus, Maryland and
Virginia No. l dozen, 3sl-5n: do culls dozen,
60a75; beans. Norfolk green. i4-harrel basket. 75s
LOO; do. wax, barrel basket ..ooai5J; d. North
Carolina. green. basket, 7SalO bets Norfolk
bunch, 3a4: do, RappahAnnock bunch Pas. do
native bunch. 3ai; blackberries North Carolina
quart, l0a.2 cabbage. Norfolk. barrel. 75alOO; do
crate. l0Oal3 81 do. Eastern Shore Maryland, bar
rel lSoal75; cherries. h.. large white wax Sa5: d.
large red. Ii. 3s5 do. small. common. ID, la2;
cuc,Imbers. Charleston, basket loosl.5o eggpl.nts
Florida crate. l.5oa2oo; gooseberries Maryland ard
! Virginia green, b. ?: kale native, bushel box
GaO: lettuce. Norfolk. basket 5a5O: onions Texas
Bermuda. crate. l75s2U; peas. Anne Arundel.
bushsl. aal So; Peppers. Florida crate, 50a2 %;
radshes, nsiTe white. 100 punches T5a.o rhubarb
native bunch. laal spinach native. ouShel box.
9aD: squash, Flcrda. basket. 75sLOo: strswberries
nearby. quart. 5as; do. Eastern Shore Virginia
quart 4ae do. Maryland quart. 4as; do Kappa
hammock. quart, ia6; do, Anne Arundel quart sag
tomatoes Florida, crate ripe 225a250: do choace
l25s..75; do. Mississippi. crate. sa9o
The Washington herald., 1916-06-21
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. June a-Good buying by Liverpool
and commission houses and local covering caused
good deal Of strength in the cotton market today
July advanced 70 1899 and October 70 l3ls, a net
gain Of . to 5 points. New Orleans interests
sent buying orders. The close showed a net gain
II 2 70 2 points
Liverpool bought more than 5000 bales. This
was attributed to the success Of the Russians
There sales for export TO Italy. Ship
pers said TO be bidding s. for 100 pounds for
room for cotton TO Liverpool, although steamship
companies held out for SIS.
The sales 5000 bales Of Eid-upland, including
5000 bales American. The imports were 5000 bales,
none Of which American. Futures closed
steady at a net advance Of Il to 16ba points. Spot
here was steady, "a points higher at l305c for
mid-uplsnd; the sales were DO bales
The receipts Of cotton at the ports for the
day lA.7lo bales. compared with l3c66 bales
last week and 5.G3 bales last year. The stock
in New York warehouses Is le,3ls bales. against
q 3iJ bales last year.
The exports for the day were sS2 bales, against
none the corresponding day last year. TodAy's
cleaEances including Bl bales for Great Britain.
IL bales for France and 80 bales for other points
on the Continent. For the season they amount 70
5s5.23 bales. against s.6e.s8 bales a year ago
The Washington herald., 1916-06-21
BONDS feature
LOCAL EXCHANGE
Washington Gas IS Make New
High-Capital Traction
IS Firm.

A demand for bonds featured trading
on the Washington Stock Exchange again
yesterday. and Washington Gas IS made
a new high mark for the year, a $500
bond selling at los. A $1,000 bond later
brought 107 3-s
Capital Traction IS were firm at 107,
and Graphophone IS were strong at 10l.
Riggs Realty IS, long-term maturity.
sold at from 101 3-4 to 102
The stock list was stronger yesterday
than at the opening session on Monday.
Washington Railway and Electric pre-
ferred was wanted at 50, with 50 l-2 ask
ed. The common stock of the same COM
pany was also In demand at 81 Lanston
sold at 50, and closed with 70 l-2 bid. This
issue is expected to declare a dividend
in July.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-21
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET

New York, June 0.-Cau money opened today at )
per cent; high 5 per cent: low m per cnnt: re
newals. per cent; ruling rate, per cent closing
"a. per cent.
Business in time funds largely consisted Of renewal
operations, but a hm tone maintained the
probability Of a government loan hotauon. For in
dustrial loans JSa4 per cent was quoted for sixty
days 1 Per for ninety days. four and five
months and ZAP. per cent for sI months. Only a
nominal market obtained in mixed money with rates
81 per cant for practically all maturites.
Conditions in the commercial paper market re
mained quiet but hr1n. The Mexican CRISIS cDuped
with the likelihood Of government loan.
the controlling factors in the situation at the
moment. Paper moved at "a FER cent. with octs-
sonal sales Of exceptionally attractive names at 81
per oent
The Washington herald., 1916-06-21
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

BGltinore, June 20-FLOCR-Recetpts STD bar
rels including 4.sl2 bs-Tels f1- through shipment
Winter clear i.Csi.B: winter straight, Assam
winter pstsct. S6a5 %; spring clear 465s5 %
sITInE straight 5l5aS 20. spring patent, 55s5 s.
City Mills best winter patent. $40: CITY Mills
blended patent s % Cl:y Mills high grade straight
SO; city Mi.is extra. fS4S: City Mills sTE5ri
patent, SIS, We -four. medium - choice s pos5 50
Corn meal. per 20 lbs ..ssl >
WHEAT-Rsoeipts lzS o5 bushels consisting o
lbs bushels Southern and q n6 bushels wescsrn
shipments from elsTsto-s rs o03 bushels; stock II
elevators, lii95s bushels. The market openet
hrue-. as follows spot. 49, nominal No.
Westerr. o5'. nonirali June Iga
CORN-RecelptS, r OF bUsheIs consFtirg of r.
c2 bushels Western; shipments from elevators
75.7S bushels; stock IN elerators Ssols! bushels
COB com was quoted al 40oaI1 Per barrel IN,
market opened frmer Spot and June. go. non!nAI
Buffalo's poor farm is self-suppo-tins
through the labor OF inmates Of the coun-
ty lodging house.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-21
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE

WHITE
F. Raymond and Hearletue / Zimmerman. 81
William e. and Lillian T Weaver. gIl.
Harry and Lillian Seby. srI
James A and Mary V. SorEeu. boy
Joseph R. and Catherine E Brooks grl.
Nathan and BlumA Rubin, girl
Lawrence NJ. and Gertrude McVeaTy. boy.
Abraham and Annie Leonard. boy.
Joseph A. and Catherine Lee. girl
Jermiah and Sarah Hurley, grl
Frank and Mabel Holler Erl.
Nathan and Molue Gentleman boy.
Aois and Agnes Grand. grl
John and katherine DTeos boy.
Domenioo and Maria Csputo boy
Giovanni and Cstsrinn CsVGIier. boy.
John and EATL Carruth. girl
George R. and Annie c. Cooker. hoy.
James and Ruth Bstz. girl
Perry and Lotie Boswell boy
PerciTal G. and Eva c. BtnSted boy.
Alexander and Maria Belle. girl
COLORED
William and Florence Walker, bog.
Oliver and Eliza Stafford boy.
Robert and Susie Cook. girl
John Il. and Bessie Anderson boy
The Washington herald., 1916-06-21
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, June n-FTOUR-steady; slightly
more demand. Kansas straights TO arrive IN car
lots, 5lOa550; spring patents for June TO August
5Sa5s6; spring clears, 45Oais6; soft straishts to
arrive 4.75aIeo; new Kansas sraights for July.
August, 6oa5.O All quotations on sack bssi,
IN wholesale lots
PORK-Steady; dealings are moderate Mess
50a5.2; family. H.ooa2s.oo; clear, 2ooa8m
BEEF-Tradng is inactive. Prices steady Packet
s5oalsoo; family ls.SOa2oOo; extra India mess, 90
a3o.oo
LARD-Steady; business is inactive Prime West
an. lo.oo; refined continent 400; South American
A3; refined Brazilian, IN kegs l53; beef stearine
1oas; lard stearine qu;e. AZ la
The Washington herald., 1916-06-21
,TTYE CURR srOCKs-
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York, June D.-wHEAT-Wsaker; less ac-
tive No Northern T. o. b, La5; new No. 2
nd {. O. B., 1851; No hard winter. LI25S, T. o.
B.; No. ! macaroui, 70 arrive. LLi5: No. l Mani
tnta 20 arrive l25s4- Exporters took E0Do bushels,
part Manitoba and part hard winter.
CORN-Strunger; less business New No, yellow
frssh-shelled, TO arrive S. c T. new No s. fresh
.h-lled 70 arrive S. c. & Z. Exporters took porh-
ing
OArsstronssr; fair demand Standard, .s1s
No, white 444a45; No 4 white 44a4Ei1; elevator
bss.s ungraded s5s4s51. Exporters took ao,0o
hushelA