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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-21
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-05-19
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below for large lots Of good
marketable goods only. Jobbers' prices are higher
Lower grades may be sold for less. Fancy goods
command higher prices
The produce market yesterday was considered in
very firm condition all around. Owing to strong
demands and light receipts, the live fowl market
felt fractional strengthening Veal calves ruled
steady. and spring lambs continued Ann The
demand for other live poultry was active the
market closing in good condition.
EGGS-FTeSh, per doz. Q.
BUTTER-BCst prints, new. per h., a; do. Tub
per lb. 80; process. 20; undergrade. creamery 500 81
Store-packed aa22.
LARD-Tub. pure. h.. Ilal2; do. compound, lo,s
eottonssed oil. per can. ais
CHEESE-Nev York. new, per ID, 10: fiat ps,
IT,. ls; Swiss domestic. per h.. D: DO. foreign
PER Ii, 40
LIVE PoULTRY-Hens per ID. lsllaIo; ROSTERS,
Y; spring ducks, per h., lss0; chickens, spring
per H., Bass; turkeys, Per h., 2a5.
GREEN GOODS-Asparagus, Der dcIeu bupche.
I5a20: local, per bunch 3al0; beans per has.
ket, Looa3o0: beets. crate, L5oa2oo; cabbage. new
crate, 3ooa3.5i do. basket, Lo0al2S; carrots ueT
bunch, S; cauthower. Florida bss 2OOa3 q; CELERY
Florida, per Crate L5oa2oo; eucunbsrs, per basket
S6a4@; cymblings, per crate, IT5a2O0: eggpIsnts
per crate 25Oa30; kale, per boil, s5aS0; lettuce
North Carolina, basket, l.25a2 30; onions per sack
I@s22i do, Texas per crate. l.soaI.s5; peas, per
basket, L5oa30o; peppers, per crate iTSa30o; non
corr, per boz, 75asS; potatoes. per ssck Sooa3lo
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-05-19
READING MAKES
new TOP RECORD
Stock Proves Leading Feature
in Dealings and Touches
at 100.
ALL RAILS ARE STRONG
Iverage Quotations for Representative
Shares Carried to Highest Level
Reached on Recovery So Far.

New York. May I9.-Although the bulk
" the dealings in a stock market OF IN
sreased activity were concentrated TO-DAY
n relatively few issues, with headlhs
he leading feature in rapid advance
o the highest price at which the STOCK
las ever sold, the session was character
Eed by more substantial breadth than
vas superhciaIly apparent. The tone of
he market all day was one either OF ag-
;ressive strength in the rising descrip-
ions or of underlying frmness IN quar-
ers subjected to trading pressure. AS
esult Of the day, the average quotatons
or representative shares was carried 10
he highest level reached on the recovery
% far in the upward movement from
he extreme of decline last month
Except for the declaration that an mi
ial quarterly dividend at the rate OF D
ser cent a year on Distillers' Securities
hers was little or no news of market
wise bearing relating to the optimistic
Inspirations derived from the pronts
which trade and industry are continuing
o harvest.
Most Of Wall. streets stock market con-
liberation revolved around the action OF
reading and the upward course OF ran
pad stocks generally. The dealings IN
leading constituted about one-htth OF
he days total, and the stock rose as
hoUgh Il belonged In the class OIL wa
aunition shares, just reaching 100 in the
nal dealings.
Norfolk & Western. Union Pacific, Erie
nd many other important stocks on the
abroad list furnished an ample body or
Import for the Reading rise. while ad-
ancfng strength was displayed by Cen
raj Electric and other standard indus
.ials. nor were the industrial specialties
holly lacking in features Of strength
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-05-19
MARKET LEANS
TOWARD &. 0. P.
New York Financial Circles
Manifest Interest in Re-
publican Politics.
OTHER FINANCIAL NEWS
Local Bonds Firm and in Fair De-
mand-Bull Pool in U. S. Steel
Is Expected.

New York financial circles are be-
ginning to manifest a real interest in
Republican politics, as is shown by
the constant inquiries flashing across
the country regarding the possibility
OF a Republican-Progr coalition
For several days the feeling in New
York has been that, personalities
aside, the opposition will present a
solid front to the Democrats next No
vember, and the inclination seems to
be to look for a dark horse, rather
than to expect any of the favorite
sons or Col. Roosevelt or Justice
Hughes to carry on the nomination.
Following the Penrose victory in
Pennsylvania, insuring a majority OF
the Keystone delegation on an unin-
structed basis. New York financial
circles indicated a new level OF opti-
mism.
The intimate interest shown. how
ever. indicates clearly that despite its
many legislative business nostrums
the Democratic administration is not
going to be the choice of financial in
terests.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-05-19

A professional summary of the action
of the New York list was given out late
Yesterday by W. B. Hiobs & Co., as fol-
lows:
General betterment was experienced,
but the rails by far, notably Reading,
were the features OF strength. The in
dustrials and particularly the coppers,
appeared in process OF distribution. The
impression Is current that the production
of copper metal has been forced to the
extreme and that a temporary lull in the
demand therefore will be quickly re-
fected by selling on the hard spots and
q consequent sharp reaction in the prices
thereof.
Some advices were received Of a shad-
ing of steel price which perhaps account
cd for tine backwardness of United States
Steel
Canada continues to send gold to New
York for the account of London which
strongly suggests that the available sup
ply of European securities for sale at
this level has about exhausted itself.
Reading is a good market leader. and
its action has done much to stimulate the
demand for the rails. During all upward
movements in Reading, segregation talk
becomes insistent. and while nothing au-
thoritative has become public, still the
character of the buying strongly suggests
that events Of Importance are pending.
AS between the industrials and the rails
the former seem to be suffering a re-
versal of form, and inasmuch as the car
riers are still relatively cheap they look
safest"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-05-19

dian runDszI r<as; "a. pudes fat. cd. ~ %,
snail poor. Il; ps-ons. old pair z~so; d., yOuns.
p~ir. 8aS; rines fowl. Old. sseh. -
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUIIs-Pota-
toes, white. Eastern Shore Mco0micta, bushsl.
sxso; DO. MARYLAND and PeunzgirGniA, busbsl Lon
l-ni DO. New Yorf and Maine busbei. i.0ai 10;
Do new. Florida. No L barrel. s.5o~a0; Do, No.
barre. A5aa5.u; sweesS yeuowH Easter shores
Nd. barre. lBa1Hs DO, EAstern Shore, Va, bar
rel, L7ss20; DO. Deiaw1ne. fanc. barre. Lz5lZ -;
DO. rort Rive. fancy. bGusl, LT5s10; do, ram
psrs. No bauvl, toATs; yHns North Carolina,
Ma / b<rrrl lsosloe: do. Maryland and Virginia.
b&rra. LsoalTs: Apples. New York State, pseked,
barrel. zoo~2S: Aaa-agaA. MEryiInd and Virginia.
Nc. / Dozen. LSal-s; Do. oalls. dnzea, 7saloo
beans Florida. gueu, basket. LsoAL7s: d. val,
hssket. Lsz1ooi o.. pearl BASKET. loos1H; beets.
Charleston, bunch "a: csbo4ge. ChHreston. cz1ts,
z5o41o; ceisg. F1o1da. czte L3~i-T5: c1cm-
berx. Foada, b4sket. &eoSso: eeEplABts. Flo-idh.
c1te. lso3Soo; Er1p~frait, FloridA. boz. LDaAOos
ksle. native. busbe boa. Ian; lstruns. North Car
Gina. A-b&zrei basket. looa3m: Do. GARRISON,
h-b~rsl basket. 1H1s.oo; onions. Tsus-BsrmudI
c1te. L3sle; orsnges, a. 10 si1s. box S0s40
peas. Charleston. A-bSrel bSsEet, lTsG2W; do,
North CsnolinH, Abarrsl bSSkst, LTbS2Oo; DO, Nor
folk. Abarrr besket L7sa1oo; psppsz, Fl0rds.
c-1ts. 2OS2Di r1dishss. North CzrolinA. louS
bsSket, so47s: rhubsrb native. bunch, Adl; $50
sch. native. boshs boa, E15o; sgussh. Flordh,
BASKET Z011z: str1vbeuies. Norfolk. guar, san {;
d. North Carolina. quart. e1t: DO. Easterr
shors, Va. quart, l0S5s DO. RHppGhEnnocE. guar,
fai1i tomstoes FondA, fEDcy, nps czts, lBs
500; do. choans. LS11z
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-05-19
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago May B.-There hardly bull Ieft tr
ten the tale Of the days onslaught following the
closing Of the wheat market tonight. With the
pCssible exception Of two Of the larger bull holders
there a general desertion BY the more promi,
nent men who have all put their faith in further
and pronounced advances In wheat, but who fell By
the waysids today. The market in stronger
position following the declines Of ~ TO $50 TO-DAY
than it was previous 10 this break. The heavy sell
ing Of t'e entire list left the position OTersold
one and this was the case especially IN the July
future.
The seaboard reported soms export business work
cd in declines but gave figures on the total.
Corn. closed with esses Of \ to lc and oats were
on = to nc. Both Of these grains followed wheat
in its downward course. Cash sales OF vsrs
20 OoO bushels Of which 5000 bushels were for ex.
port and sales Of oats 30 900 bushels to 70 tn
store. There was DO 600 bushels Of corn at &c.
Hog products held up well in price during the day
and closed fracdonally better all around. Hog
higher At the yards and ribs were IN especially
good demand.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-05-19
PHILADELPHIA GRAIN.

Philadelphia, May B-wHEAT-OT were
moderate and the market ruled steady. with trade
fair. We quote: Car lots in export elevator-No.
red, spot and May. lEsl.O; No. : Southern red,
1l5al.B; steamer No. 2 rcd. Ll4ll!7; No ) red.
l+al.l7; rejected A, l.u14alI4I.; rejected B. lloa
ll3.
CORN sold slowly. but ruled steady under moder-
ate offerings. We quote: Car lots for local trade,
as to location No. . yellow S3aS3'7: steamer vel
low, sli9aSZs; No yellow. 79asO No. yellow ia
II; cob com. pr 70 pounds s.
OATS were quiet. but steady under moderate offer
ings. We quote: No. white. 6l4a52; standard
white, 5la5llg; No. white, 49a5O; No white TIA
iS4 sample oats, 431sa44l5 purified oats, graded.
49a5O1a
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-05-19

LIVE PoULTRY-Fowl. per IL. lsa2.
ROSTERS. lal5; spring ehscksns. secorcins 20
quality, Weighing Lac pounds spasce. ~xsS; vhtt<
leghorns. according TO quality. ss@1; ducks. a. tc
sizs and quality, l6sls: geese. isae; p4seoua eAd
DRESSED PoUDTRY-Pre~h KILLED d1-p~eked
fowls, II TO boz dryricked, fancy, selected. IN
do. weighing gas pounds arsce. q; DO. poundI
apiece. q do, ~ pounds apisce. q; %. poend,
apiece lSa9: flows, In barrels. fsncy, dry-pscsed-
weighing ASa5 pounds apiecs, nH; DO. pounds
apaecs M; smaller sizes, ra3; old rooster ery-
picked. Is; broiles Jersey, fancy. 5os$; bruilerz
pr pound. weighing SAlo pounds apiece. 1a1
smaller sizes, 9&3; DUCKS nearly. spr1ns. a&si
sIuHbs. per dozen, white. weighing usa pounds pr
dozen, 5.ooaS3; DO. do. szis pounds per do1en.
LSos4o; do. do, pounds PSF dozen, 5sO&5s
DO. do, pounds per dozen, 2Tsas.oo; DO. DO 6ssa1
pounds per dozen. 2Dz23; dArk. aoo1S; small
and No. 2. LoOalB.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-05-19
COTTON MARKETS.

New York May g-Cotton vas stronger today On
nsr7l 6uying based on reports Of a severe storm
the Middle West and West Gulf States and ftr-
~ rTnors Of peace. Spot houses sold little
Iy but this was not believed to Be against actual
ton and there little talk OF hedge selling.
Ad7icrs from the south Indicated that holders OF
e spot article were finding a ready market for
Fir stapls when they were disposed 70 sell. Gal
ton reported q demand for export and said that
nsiderabls ocean freight room had been booked
Juns-July SPOT TO Liverpool and Manchester.
nal rTices were steady at = net advance Of u 70
points.
Spot At Liverpool was IN good demand at Ad-
nor Of z points on the basis Of 86sd for mid
land. Futures in the English market were steady
. net advance Of TO Il points. Spot here was
ads and . points higher at 3.35c. There were
Rles
Port rsos4pts for the DAY were 10 7ol bales, com
nd With DlD last week and SO a year ago.
~ YORK warehouse stocks are 81 10 bales con
lstrd with 1850 4 year ago. The days total
,h1ded 10 bales TO Great Britain, III to France.
n 70 the continent, and 3,Oo9 to Japan and China.
sarances for the ssasou aggregate 4.T47 ses bales,
atrastsd with . sG 81 for the corresponding period
: saasoa.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN,

Baltimore. May B.-wHEAT-Reoeipts, I5s So
bushels consisting Of 2S4 bushels Southern and l59
CD bushels Western; shipments from elevators rs
$50 bushels; stock in elevators, In ST. bushels
The market oTrDed easier, as follows: Spot ll5
nominal; No Western, l.ls; nominal and MAY,
l.l5. nominal
CORN-Receipts 1856 bushels. consisting of 1lS.
IA bushels Western and q bushels new Southern
shipments from elevators, B0S4 bushels; stock IN
elevators, 7B bushels Sail yellow Is Quotable at
Si'sas5 per busheL Cob com was quoted at 5lia5 y
per barrel. The market opened dull. Spot and May,
SOk nominal
OATs-Recepts. 81, E35 bushels: withdraw from
elevators S.6l5 bCkhels stock in elevators 9Ol los
bushels. Prices were: Standard white 5Oa5os Noc
white, 4ss4s4; No Z white 46aE.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-05-19
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE,

Phil'delnhia, May H-BCTTER-There was a
fair demand for desirable stock and the market
ruled firm under light receipts Following were the
quotations: Western fresh. sold-TScked c-earrr
fancy specials, 81; extra, IA:2; frsts SaJ0l sec
onts, 2a2A4 nearby ITintS fancy. u; average eH
trs. 3; frsts. 5lAS: seconds HaSo; special f1ncy
brands Of Prints jobhing at Sa4o
bTGS-Chotce fresh eggs were in good request and
finn. With supplies well cleaned up We quote
In free cases nearby extras. Is per dozen: NEARBY
hrsts. 1oS pr standard case; PennsyITAnia current
reopts SIS per case other nearby current receipts
6.Vo per case Western extra, . per dozen: Weste-u
extra frsts 7.05 per case: do fists 6 elas a. -,
case Southern. pr case. 6I5asB, as to quality
fancy selected eggs were jobbnE at 8a29 per dozen
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York May B-FLoUR-Easier inquiry il
inactive Kansas straights. to arrive. in lots
5Ea5.7O; spring patents for May TO July 5.75as 3
spring clears. 5Es5.45; soft strAiEhts TO arrive
525a5. g All quotations sack basis in whole
sale lots.
PORK-Steady; inquiry is moderate. Mes, 3. 5oa
800; family, Toa29.oo; clear, 3.ooa26oo
BEEF-Eirm business is moderate. Packet, Is 5oa
1900; family. 1sO0als5O; extra India mess, 8 Goa
5000.
LARD-Steady; trading is moderate Prime West
en-, 3.5o; refined continent 1850; South American
H.0; refined Brazilian, in kegs, $3.50; beef stearine
Z; lard Stesrine quiet at Il.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-05-19
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. May n-EGGs-Msrxst auie- ksry-
land. Pennsylvania and nearby hrsts. M: East,
EN- shore, Maryland and Virginia frsts. M; West
EN- (Ohiol frsts. IN; West Virginia hrsts. nv;
Southern North Cardinal frsts, "a
LIVE POULTRY-Prioes per pound: Chickens
spring. Ia lbs and up. s5s35: %, / to ~ INA.
taD; Co.. under ! h, 30 do. old hens. over {
lbs. 70; do small 70 medium. 70; do old
mongrei, u; do. white Pektns, SAID; DO. In
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-05-19
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York, May &-wHBAT-Lower; inquiry Is
inactive. No. Northern, T. O. b. l.52At to arrive
No. red (. 0. b., liza, to arrive; No. hard
wtner. LEN, T. o. b.; No. ! macaroni. to arrive,
l26%; No l Manitoba. 20 arrive 1904. Exporters
took 10000 bushels chiefly Manitoba
OATS-Weaksr; trade is quiet. Standard. 5ll7
No. white 4s14a5O; No. white, 43i4ai9; elevator
basis ungraded, 4aa521a. Exporters took 100 OCO
bushels, chiefly Canadian.
CORN-Easier; moderate inquiry. No. yellow.
all rail. to arrive. s6E; new No. yellow. kiln
dried to arrive, sil5, c. /. T.. new No. kiln
dried, to arrive, Sk, c. / t. Exporters took moth
Ing
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-05-19
EST FINANCIAL PAGE IN WASHINGTON

DO. new, Per Dbl. s5A75; sweets. per Dbl. l.5oa
800; Jams. per Dbl, Lzal.75; rhubarb. per doa..
0a5; spinach. per b.. SoA15; tomstoes. Florida
p.r crate, l.sOaS.Oo; turnips. per box. 5aA.
SRUITS-Apples, per bSl.. 2ooa4oo; sranberriss
yer Dbl. sooa0.50; do. T'er box. l.7sI20; grape
truit. per box. 90; lemons. per bcx. loozi.D
oranges. per crate 3O&4.Oo; pinespples. per crate
L5Os4oo; strawberries. North Carolina. per at
sal6
LIVE sTOCK-veal calves. prime. per h.. liza
u; do. medium. Per h., loalos spring lambs. fat.
per H.. l2sl3.
DRESSED GooDS-Dressed hos. small. per ID,
lAllh; do. medium. per ID, Il
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-05-19

Bonds were firm and in fair demand.
but stocks were slow again at yester-
days session of the local stock ex-
change. Potomac first IS sold at
1O4 IL: Riggs 5s long maturity at 1903,
and small Railway Is at so ga. In the
stock list Lanston sold at rs; Mer-
genthaler at $50 3-8, and Graphophone
common at III Is.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, May B-HOGs-Receipts, 1900 head
active. Bulk, s75as.95; light g. 5ass5; mixed s6Oa
loo6; heavy. s.55alOO6; rough 9.55s97O pigs 7.4oa
$50
CATTLE-ReceiptS. 5000 head steady Native
beef cattle sl0alO25; stokers and feeders SOFAS 10
CONS and hCifers, i4Oa9.5O; calves, &OOall.00.
sHEEP-Receipts. 900 head; frm Wethers,
7s5alo.l0; lambs, 9.l0al2S5; springs, ll0oal3 So
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-05-19
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET

New York, May B.-Can money opened today at 2
FER cent; high, psT cent; low, * per cent; re-
neWals, per cent; ruling rate, per cent last 2
per cent. Money brokers' reported time money con-
ditions quiet and easier. Both lenders and borrow
ers showed little interest In the market Rates for
mixed money, g&a3 per cent for sixty and ninety
days, SsSA per cent for four ave and sx months
Conditions were extremely Quiet in the commercial
paper market. Usual rates 70 rprms regular maturi-
ties were 3ka9a per cent though here and there
an exceedingly choice name still sold for per cent
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
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drop INPRODUCE
PRICES EXPECTED
Fresh Vegetables from Sec.
tons Near City Soon Will
Be Offered.
FALL
Quotations on Foodstufs During the
Past Week Show Few
Changes.

An impending decline in wholesale
quotations on vegetables is expected
to result in considerably cheaper
produce for the retail customer within
short time, dealers announced yes
terday. The steadily charging sup
plies the local markets are receiving
from the South was a feature of con-
ditons in markets during the week.
with the harvest season of gardens
moving northward rapidly vegetab Ies
from the country surrounding Wash
ington will begin to arrive here with
in a few weeks. Considerable reduc-
tons in fruits also are expected within
few days.
Quotations on foodstuffs remained
firm during the week as a rule.
List of Quotations.
Prices announced yesterday were:
EGGS.
Hsnnery. doL. 2s0. Gathered, do1. 3
Southern. dOz-. q
Best creamery. h.. 6aO Medium. h.. 70
Process h.. 3. pleo. ID, I5a0-
POULTRY.
Chickens, ID. 2 Etr1sters, ID. S
Turkeys ID. 2a2s. Broilers, h.. 3
Hens. ID. %. heats each %
Ducks, ID. %.
VEGETABLES.
Potatoes l-+pk. o. Onions, bunch. } for5
RAdishes. bunch. ). Turnips l4pk 10
Celery. bunch. 5. Tomatoes. b. y
Cucumoera. Is Beets. bunch, Is
sting beans, 1t, %. Carrots. bunch, } for
spinach. Hpk.. Is. Rhubarb. bunch for 3.
S"eot potatoes, H-pk,. Is Asparagus, bunch $3.50
Lettuce. head. lOsI3 Peas. A-pk., 5
FRUIT
Bananas. do1. l5s25. eGapetruIt, $40
Apples %-pk. IS Lemons. doz.. .5aS.
Alligator pears each, o. Pineapples 5z5
Grapes. ID. Is Oranges, doz., l5a1
Strawberries, ct. l5a5
MEATS.
Roast veal. h. I4a8 Hamburger. Ii IAN
Veal chops. ID. DaZ Reef liver II 70
Corn-fed beef IN roast, ChouS Ii zs24
ID Da2 Chops. ID. Za24
Oor7l-fed beef. IN steak. Caf liver. Ib~ Ea5o
10. sac. Bacon, piece h. 2
IraSs-fed beef. In roast. Smoked ham. h. .saz
d. lSsD Ssllsasp. b. 2
CRASHED beef IN steak, Mutton h 2s5
ID. lS3. Bacon, sliced. h. 5a0
Mixed cattle in roast Lamb ID ys5
h.. Halls Roast pn-k n lss3
Mixed cattle in stsak Corned beef ID l5sls
H.; lFlS Mutton, stsTFinE. H. IA
Fork shoulder. ID. ltal6 Lamb chops, ID. sa5.
FISH
Sea bass. b. IS Butterhsh. h. s.
Cod. ID, Is Crab flake Of 8
salmon, b.. y. HHhhut. b 3
Trout, b. lal5 F71Inder- ID Is
White perch. b. lAl5 Tlehsh, ID, IS
Spanish mackeTel H. D Oyster ot yap
tlAms, ct. %. White halt. b, 70
bluehsh. ID. 0s3. shSd. each. 0sS' 90.
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WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE

Furnished by w. ID. Hibbs q Co.
SALES
Potomac Electric. LIST IS, $l.uo at leAd 81. 900
At l04l4. s.0o at 1914
Mergenthaler, 10 at 1905.
Lanston, 10 at 76.
Graphophone, common, 10 at u7h
After call
Riggs Realty s. Gong). 5000 at lG
Washington Railway Is, 500 at Son.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-05-19

Rumors of a new bull pool in United
States Steel were current in financial
circles yesterday.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New York May ls-The tone the Broad Street
curb was strong. with two stocks making new
high recoJdS Chevrolet continued in urgent de-
mAnd. selling at 70 TO 20. Lynn Photograph sd-
Tsnced to the new high record Of ia
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General ELECTRIC pix1dend.

1t is reported that General Electric has
S35, OOO, 900 on hand to cut in a large extra
dividend.
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BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

Boston. May ls.-The market active in Copper
Range and United Shoe Machinery; the tone was
strong ueneraIly
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Kennecott copper is expected to be pu
on a Sc basis shortly.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-05-19
BY WILLIAM A. RApFoRp.

On the larger farms 1t is very nee
essary to have room for the horses
that are needed in the work during
certain seasons of the year, such as
during seeding time in the spring and
also during the fall blowing. Farmers
that use during these seasons as many
as II horses say that good barn for
them is the best kind of economy. 1t
keeps the horses in fine condition and
makes it easy to regulate their feed
and take care Of them so that they
can work ten hours day If necessary.
BY building special barn 1t is pos
sible to provide the various convent
ences, such as feeding devices, manure