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The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-04-14

Business Thrift Of Race In Chicago.
The latest reports on the number of
business enterprises among our people
in Chicago show that the number has
increased from 400 to 731 since 1914.
In many other large cities of the coun-
try similar progress is noted in the
business and professional activities of
the race.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-04-14

Do not waste your time making
promises to our agents. Send your
money by Express or Post Office Or
der or in cash or postage stamps.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-04-14

More failures are due to lack of will
than to lack Of strength.
In Latin America sun dried beef Is
stretched for tether ropes.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-04-14

Organs were known before the time
Of Christ and were used IN religious
services early I'm the Christian era.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-04-14

Lady Why do you give me this bit
Of paper? Tramp-Madam. do not
like to criticise your soup. but 1t is not
like mother used to make. Allow me
to give you her recipe.-Fliegende Blat-
ter
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-04-14
FIND COMFORT IN
LIES EVENING
Old Folks Cast Anchor In
Washington Home.
WELCOME FOR ALL SECTS

interstate institution 70 NonssetarIan
In Practice and National In Scope
Not Alone For INDECENT, but Also For
Those Who Seek q Haven Of Rest
History Of the Movement.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-08

do. small. per barrel. looal,2s: do. per "
barrel basket, Iooal25; beans, by boat, per
basket. ioaTS; native, green. fancy. per bushei.
I5al.Oo; do. wax. per bushel, 75aloo; beets.
Norfolk. per bunch. lalh; native. per bunch.
lalh; biackberries Southern, per quart, lial2;
Esstern Shore. Nd. per quart. Sail; cabbage.
native, per 100, l.5oa3 90: cantaloupes, Potomac.
per crate, l.o0a200; Eastern Shore, per crate,
Looal-5o; York River. per barrel. L5osLI5; Anne
Arundel Gems. per basket, 6Oa75; corn. Kappa
hammock. per dozen, 5al0; Eastern Shore, Nd,
per dozen, sal2: Baltimore County, per dozen.
l5aao; cncumbers. native. per basket. i2aB
Maryland, and Virginia. per barrel. 5oa75; cur
rants, MaDland and Virginia, per quart, l0sll /;
eggplants. Norfolk. per crate. L75a2oo; buckle
berries. Southern, Per quart, l2aH; Maryland
and Virginia, per quart. l0al2; kale. native. per
bushel boT. l5a25; lettuce. New York, per box.
5osl.oo; native. per bushl box. 25a50; lima
beGns. per hamper. L75a2o0; onions, Texas-Ber-
muda. Per crate, Lfoal.2s; Eastern Shore. Md.
and Virginia. yellow. per basket. 75aloo; do.
do, pee barrel. 25a275: do, white, per barrel
2ca25o; peaches Southern, per crate, 2ooa
20 Maryland and Virginia. per basket, 4oa5o
do, per box, soao; do. per carrier. 75al.oo;
Peppers. native, per basket, 4oa5o; plums. per
quart, S; rhubsrb. nearby, per 100 punches. 5oa
LOO; squash. native. per basket. loal5; tomatoes
Potomac, fancy, per carrier. 5oaso: do. choice.
per carrier 4oa5o do. ordinary. per carrier, 25a
30; Rappahannock, per crate. 4oaso; native. per
Hs-basket, 35a50: watermelons, Florida and Geor-
ga, per 100, l0.o0aS000
The Washington herald., 1917-08-08
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations gwen below are for large lots ot
good marketable goods only. Jobbers price.
are higher. Lower grades may be sold for less.
Fancy goods command higher prices.
EGGS-Ste1dy; nearby. g; Southern, y.
CHEEsE-New York State factory, new.
aa7.
BUTTER-EEn print, izH; Elgin tub. HH
porocess. 80 store packed, 81.
PoULTRY-Live hens. per Ib.. 2la22: roosters.
per h.. l6; turkeys. per h., 9a22; spring chick
ems, per III, Ea3o; ducks. per h., l3a2o; geese.
per b., loal3; keats, young each, 4oa55
DRESSED POULTRY-Hcns, choice. per h..
23a2i: spring chickens. 2a3O per h.; turkeys.
per lb.. 2a2S; roosters. per lb., Hals; geese.
per h., l3al5.
FRUITs-Apples. new, per bbL, 35a5 80
per box. 5Oal.0; California oranges. 35oa3.T5
lemons. e.0la70o; pines, 3.50ai0o; cherries. bas-
ket, I5a75; peaches, l75a25O crate; watermelons,
Ga50 each: cantaloupes. southern, 5a325; west
ern. 2Ooa35O crate; blackberries, sa12a at.
SEEDS-Red clover, ll.75al20 per bu. alsike
clover. ll.9al2O per bu.; crimson clover, lo.75s
u.5 per bu.; timothy. 3.Sai.0 per bu.; red
top l5.cOal6.o per bu.; bluegrass, 2-s5as.lo per
bu.; orchard grass. 500 per bu. white clover
50 per b.; alfalfa clover. Tals per b.; COW
peas. 35a3T5.
GRAIN-wheat. milling old, per bu., 2Z5a
as: new. per bu.. 2Ooa2l5; corn. per bu-
22'a2io; oats. white. per bu.. 81; mixed. per
bu., 90
GREEN GooDs-Potatoes, new, 3ooa3 80 per
hbl No. 2. l5oa2O0 Dbl. string beans, per bbl,
2.50a3.0o; peerpcrs. per basket. 5a75; okra, per
crate. 75al.0o; radishes. per 100. l5oa2Oo;
=ucumbers. per basket, 25a5o; eggplant, l.ooa
200 crate; new cabbage. per bbl.. 25a75; beets.
per bunch, 2a3; lettuce. l5oa29 per basket;
celery. per doz.. Soa75; celery, per crate, 3.5os
500; romane lettuce, 5Oa75; squash. 8e5o per
crate; tomatoes 5Oal.0o crate; spring onions
l5Oa2O0 per loo punches; onions, Texas 1.ooa
1.2J crate; green peas, 30oa6.oo per Dbl spin.
ach, l.Ooal.50 per bbl. kale, 5oa6o per Dbl.
com. per doz.. lOaeo
LIVE STOCK-Sheep, per IL, 5aT; lambs
sruirg. Is. calves. per h., l5al34; medium, Ia
l2lz per h.. common. per h., salo.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-08
FOOD CONTROL FOES
Scored BY WOMAN
Says Hoover Is Saving Nation
from Gard Plan.

DR.. Cora King. prominent woman
physician, in her talk last night to
the war relief committee of the Cath
olic Alumnae at Carroll Hall, answer
ed charges that Herbert Hoover, food
dictator. Is "Prussianizing" food con-
troll in this country.
by arousing the people of the
United States TO the necessity of eat
ing wisely, but without waste" she
said. Mr.. Hoover is actually saving
us from having to adopt later on the
German system of food cards, where
by the government dictates to the
consumer exactly how much he shall
or shall not eat.
"Meatless days are no hardship, but
are really beneficial to the health, as
any Catholic can tell you," the speak,
er continued. And under the food
administration definition, eggs. fsh
and chicken are all meat substitutes.
Many people dig their graves with
their teeth. Avoid rich and indigesti-
Bile foods, and eat for efficiency. Con-
slider your diet as divided into twelve
INSTRUMENTATION should be sugars
to get the needed carbohydrates, three
twelfths should be protein products
like meat, and two-twelfths fats, such
as butter and cream.
The coming lectures of this series
were announced at the end of DR..
Kings talk. Next Friday at 2:R
o'clock Mrs Mary W. Thurston will
speak on Conservation Of Fats and
Sugars" at the John Eaton School,
Cleveland Park. DR. Marian Pyles
will lecture on the Balanced Ration"
at 3 o'clock, August 8, at Sherwood
Park, Langdon, D. C. These are both
in the number Of conservation lessons
to be given by the woman's commit
tee OF the District Council Of Defense,
as outlined by the Food Administra-
ton.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-08
Took Oath to KAISER
To Remain Loyal, and
Lost u. S Citizenship

No one but German Is supposed
to be serving two masters and even
II he 10 found out IT il rather un-
comfortable situation. Uncle Sam IL
averss to any $3.50 citizens, Heinrich
Schneider. cabinet maker. q years
of age. was refused his finai citizen
ship papers yesterday by Justice Hitz
because. two years ago. Schneider
went before q German coneI and
took an oath to remain true me
undt Gott" even after he had O tsined
his citizenship papers TO becom a de-
voted nephew Of Uncle Sam.
Schneider came TO this country In
1910 and took out his first papers In
1871. in Baltimore. About the time
the war broke out Schneider was in
formed. by the German authorities
in this country, that Kaiser wilhelm
wanted all the friends on this side Of
the pond that he could salvage and
Schneider was persuaded toftake the
oath. which yesterday prevented him
from becoming an American citizen
The Washington herald., 1917-08-08
INQUEST over VIC I'M
OF auto CONTINUED
MeNamus Boy Met Death by Aoci-
dent, Witnesses Saw.

Two witnesses were examined at
the coroner's inquest held yesterday
at Marlsboro. Nd. into the cause Of
the death of Amber McManus. II
years old, son OF Rev. r. E. McManus,
who was killed while playing on the
pike in front Of his home near Mari
boro. by an automobile driven by
DR.. Cornelius DeWeese, Of the Laurel
sanitarium. The witnesses were DR..
DeWeese. who testified that the ac-
cident was unavoidable, and DR.. d.
Percy Hickling. Of this city. who was
in the car at the time Of the accident.
According to both witnesses the boy
was playing IN the road with his
wagon when the auto approached at
a fair rate Of speed. They testified
that the boy tried TO get out of the way
but stumbled over his little wagon.
DR.. DeWeese testified that he did
all that was humanity possible to
prevent the accident. The case will
be continued today.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-08
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore, Aug. LIVE POULTRY
Prices per pound unless otherwise stated
Chickens. spring. . pounds by boat. 2sa1s; do.
IA 70 pounds, by express. .; do, ~ to IL
pounds, SaA do. pound and under. IS; young
white Leghorns. Is; old hens. heavy 22a23: do,
sH al to medium. n; old roosters. l2a13: ducks.
Old, Muscoyy and mongrel. 20; do. White
Pekms. aaz2; do, puddle. old. lsais; do,
spring. ~ pounds and over. 2osa; do. smaller.
young, per pair, %.
EGGs-Market steady. loss on. Maryland.
psnnsyivania and nearby, s.; Eastern Shore.
MARYLAND and Virginia. s.; Western tOhio), 33;
West Virginia, y: southers North Cardinal,
&. = -
BUTTER-western separator. extra, 10; first,
SsS prints. MOUND. extrs, ioaii; nrsts, SEA
p do. lpound extra, soa4l; do. frsts Saa;
nearby ereamsy. Nas; hrsts. sss37; dairy
rints' MARYLAND. Esnnylvanis and Virginia.
sxtra, san nrsts 5>5; store-packed, frsts. g.
yE9ETAaLEa AND GKEpN FRuIra-Ap-
- mn Aa<se< ~. ~ .Nnd 4eopx6c;
The Washington herald., 1917-08-08
BONDS ARE FEATURE
0NLOCAL EXCHANGE
$500 Sold. While Only l6 Shares
of Stock Change Hands.

Bond sales featured the session OF
the. Washington Stock Exchange yes
terdey. 1850 worth Of these securi-
ties changing hands, while only Is
shares Of stock were sold.
Capital Traction IS sold 500 at
io3S. and later 500 more at 1854.
Washington Railway and Electric Is
OF the face value of 5000 were sold
at M. Potomac Electric. Power IS
changed hands 500 at 100A.
Capital Traction lead the stock list
yesterday, two odd lots selling first
al g, the prevailing price for some
time and then at soA. Washington
Railway and Electric. preferred, sold
az IN for an odd lot TWO shares
C. Ianston sold at S.
Walter J. Fahy. formerly a Wash
fngton newspaper man has entered
and Company In New York city. The
Stock Exchange, the head of the firm,
lyman ID. Smith. being formerly vice
president. in charge OF the finances
Of the Lehigh Valley railroad.
Earnings Of the Southern Railway
for the month of July increased g.
44.013 over the same month last year.
m Increase Of 2SH per cent The
earnings for the fourth week of July
also showed an increase over the
same period last year. The gross
es rnings for the week were 1884. .040.
a; increase of t962.g0 or 4S.61 per
c. 4 over the same period last year.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-08
'SOl01S IRE R6Usfp !
BYufidARB CHsfF
War" Blame from Congress.


War" Blame from Congress.
Representative p. p. csmpbell. Of
Kansas, resents the charge that Com
gress hss beea iseesrd In the war.
Congress has done its part" ~
said yesterday. n you want to raise
a fuss about delay. md out what the
executive Departments have Done
Mr.. csmpbeIi's attitude Ia reelected
by many other Congresmen. Repre-
entative Carter. OF Massachusetts,. has
prepared a sIeech In which he takes
the departments 10 task for their
slowness in carrying out the thines
for which Congress has nlre2dy pro-
Here are some Of the isines which
Congress has done" Mr.. Campbell
Following the declaration Of war
Congress made available q s., ,tl0el,.-
600 war credit. authorized the II islng
OF an army, passed the shipping bliL
amended the Federal Reserve and
Interstate Commerce Acts. gave the
President 500 600 900 20 Do with an he
VIII for war passed the army sp-
preparation bill and a Ss4o. 900 o0 svfa-
tion bill. pasheo a deficiency bill and
VIII soon pass q 500. 10000 revenue
bill IN time for those who need the
money.
Nov 70 to the departments ana
find out what they've done with an
this money. Ask where the army "A.
where IL our merchant marine. our
submarine destoryers and tranxports
II you want 10 fuss don't come 10
Congress. so 70 the executive de-
partments."
The Washington herald., 1917-08-08

from 1.so to rs. a. to quality and condition
The close was firm. No 2 red soft spot. 28.
nominal, and August, 81, nominal the settling
price was, No. red soft spot, 235.
CoRN-Receipts, 9.N bushels. including %.
Isl bushels Weetefn and 7e bushels Southern.
Cob corn quoted at Sl1. The market opened
frmer, spot, 80 nominal, the cloee was steady.
Spot 2a nominal. the settling price was con-
tract. 28.
OATS Receipts. si.&4 bushelA. Standard
whits. &c. No. white, Ole.
hxE-Receipts. - bushels. Bag lot3 a. 70
erality and eondition. i.75a1lS.
MIL EEuD-Fllps ~ te1. WING v4o4t
be1a. 80. ~ Wostsu mf1Gfnn ~
The Washington herald., 1917-08-08
rONoPAHs.
COTTON MARKETS.

Ny Y8k, Aug. T.-ConsiderablS Troit-taking
1slsCnrd the cotton market today after il had
5. Z. layed -s;reUgth. August at one time sold
a. Iii nes high record for the season.
The market displayed renewed strength early.
Th1 demand was 10 mole general than il had
teen 'yestgrdaT, but buyers again found few
s-iier-. and after OpCning hrm at an advance
n &c Is points. stop orders were reached and
seEt October to $50. or points above last
nislts Closs- and 20 POINTS above the low level
Cf' last Thursday.
It vas not until October touched "a cents that
cfrsfinEs increased sufficiently to cause any hesi-
tssipn.
Then realizing became more active and Oc-
tober sold Of t. 627 during the second hour.
~ about . points from the best, while later
months showed reactions Of u to % points.
Trading hscams less active after this setback
uifh ths market rather nervous at midday. Aside
frum the IHoht-taking o. old longs there still
seemed to be little cotton for sale.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-08
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia, Aug. 7.-BUTTER-Sold fairly
and ruled finn under light offerings Quotations:
Western. solid packed, creamery, fancy, specials
i3; extra, 4lai2; extra frsts. 10; frsts, 81;
seconds, 3s; nearby prints. fancy, Is: average,
extra, 43aA; frsts, 41a42; seconds, Ssafo; spe-
cial fancy brands Of prints jobbng at fSa5l.
EGGS-Fancy stock scarce and firm. Dema nd
fair. Quotations: In free cases. nearby hrsts,
lilo per standard case current receipts, 1850
per case: seconds, s.45as75 per case; Western
extras lilo per case; frsts, 1850 per case;
seconds 9.45as.7s per case; fancy selected fresh
jobbing at 45ats per dozen.
DRESSED POULTRY-Fowls, IL TO, box. dry
picked, milk-fed. fancy, selected, Is; weighing
"a lbs. and over apiece, 25IS; 4 lbs apiece.
IS 81 lbs apiece, "a; lbs. apiece. 2la23
fowls. in bbls, ice. fancy dry-piC.ed, 4ik lbs.
and over apiece. 24ls; lbs apiece, 25ia24;
small sizes lsa20. Old roosters, dry-picked. IS;
broiling chickens, TiGa2 lbs. apiece. Jersey.
fsbcy. Sa4o; Virginia, 2sa3o; other nearby. liza
lbs. apiece, 2Sa2s: Western, 25a2s; turkeys.
fresh killed. h.. Western best here. 23a24 com
mon. 9Da2- Spring ducks, 2la2.
LIVE POULTRY-Fowls as to quality, 25a5 /;
roosters, l6al7; spring chickens. not Leg
horns. plump, yellow-skinned weighing ia2
lbs. apiece. 2sa3o; small Sizes Z5a27 White Leg
horns, 22a2s. Ducks Pekin, 10; Indian Run
ner, Halls; pigeons. old per pair. 25a2s; young,
per pair, 2oa22
The Washington herald., 1917-08-08
Scene OF MURDER
NOW BRIDAL ROOM
Principals in Mystery Marry and
Occupy Same House.

->~<efSy. ><SkA1S AANS@<s
st. Joseph, Mo-. AuS. 1.-THE, room
in which Mrs, Harriet Moss McDan-
ieI was murdered year ago be-
came a bridal chamber this week.
Oscar d. Mcdaniel. former prose-
cutting attorney of Buchanan County
who was arrested and later acquit-
ted of the charge of numbering his
wife, returned this week from a
honeymoon trip through the East
with; his new bride and occupied
the house in which Mrs. McDanisl
was murdered.
The marriage of Mcdaniel and
Miss Fora Cook, n. one of the lead
ing society girls of the city. last
week furnished another link in one
OF the most mysterious murder casA~
In the history of the country.
Beginning with the murder Of
Mrs. Mcdaniel year ago, continu-
ing with the trial and acquittal of
her husband. then adding more
tragedy when John z. Krucker shot
and killed his wife and committed
suicide. the case now takes a new
turn with the marriage of the prin-
cipal ngure.
Mrs. Krucker had been called
''the woman in the case.T Miss Cook
is the daughter of c. A Cook. man.
ager of the Bell Telephone Com
pany here. He was one of the two
men arriving first at the Mcdaniel
home after the murder.
Miss Cook gave testimony for
Mcdaniel. Following the trial ru-
mors that the pair were to be mar
ried were persistently denied by
both. Miss Cook is graduate of
81. Joseph Central High School and
is noted for her beauty and musi-
cal Accomplishments.
Directly across a narrow hall
from McDaniers office is the office
Of Bart N. Lockwood-the man who
as special prosecutor caused Nc
Daniels arrest on the murder
charge.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-08
In the World Of Finance and Trade
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Furni.Aes By W. B. HIbs. . O..

New York. Aus. f.-New high records vere
made By the tobacco shares in the stock mar
ket today. There was good buying OF United
States Steel. Mercantile Marine. and American
International American Tobacco and Tobacco
Products went to new high records United
Cigar Stores was another reeord-makef Ameri-
can sumatrz vas strong.
Studehaker reduced its dividend from SO to 81
this ycar. Il was what the ''Street'' expected.
Tken management nade frank statement Of
business conditions. General Motors strong
The accumulation Of Marine preferred seems
to be ended. and the stock acted today w
though those interested in 1t were willing to
let Il advance. The action in Bethlehem Steel
s Worrying the insiders. The fact that there
is q pool in the stock Is not Of importance TO
the Street for every active issue has one these
days. 1t Is pointed cut. But large holders have
been selling calls on the stock points above
the market az 81 a share recently. Not so very
long ago they would not sen these calls closer
than so to sl2 from the market. The stock
has declined. and Il d rumored that insiders
have done the selling.
Stock traders were but mildly interested In =
new high record for cotton
The Washington herald., 1917-08-08
CERTIFICATES WORTH
$3OO,OOO,OOO BOUGHT
by Secretary McAdoo Brings
Oversubscription. Reports Show.


In response to Secretary McAdoo's
appeal that the $500, ,ooo, 600 certificates
of Indebtedness be taken up, partial
reports showed yesterday that the GER
tificates were oversubscribed.
The subscriptions are now closed.
George r. Cooksey, secretary to Mr..
McAdoo said that until all banks are
heard from no figures will be given
out. He said that the certificates had
been 'over-subscribed already, and
that is all We can say until full re-
ports are in"
1t was said however, that probably
the department would take UP only
the amount OF the certificates, s3Oo, ,Oo0,-
0oo Even though nothing more than
partial reports are in, 1t is probable
that the amount of over-subscription
is large, II the showing made on the
liberty loan can be taken as a COM
parison.
Reports from the banks over the
country may be coming in for several
days, 1t was said. Officials seemed
gratified with the ready response
which the offering met from the coun-
try. and seemed to take It as a good
augury for the next installment of
the liberty loan.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-08
NAVY YARD EMPLOYEES
URGE SCALE INQUIRY

A new wage scale for employees in
the navy yard here may be estab-
lished by September 1. it was said
yesterday by department officials,
who are conducting an inquiry.
Reports are being obtained from
other yards and compared with the
rate Of wages being paid at private
shipbuilding plants.
The committee appointed consists
of Assistant Secretary of the Navy
Roosevelt, Walter Lippman. represent
ing the War Department, and william
Blackman. OF the Department Of La
bor
The Washington herald., 1917-08-08
BUSINESS WORLD HIT
BY LABOR SHORTAGE

Real estate ofices and automobile
salesrooms are principally affected BY
the present shortage Of labor IN Wash
ington. IL was said by prominent busi-
ness men yesterday. Boys. scarcely
out Of the high schools are being
trained as saiesmen TO take the place
Of men double their age. Women are
replacing men in many lines of once
work.
Labor wants in the city include
clerks. statesmen. laborers. drivers, eie-
vator boys. walters. Craftsmen, enFi-
neers and hremen. according TO tho
employment agencies. The munition
factories and government war work is
causing the shortage. Il is believed
The Washington herald., 1917-08-08
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Aug. Mooney on call at the
stock exchange opened at 2h per cent. high
per cent. low "a per cent. closed TX per cent.
Most of the days loans were made at "a per
cent.
Time money was in fair demand and q
moderately GOOD supply. Mixed collateriai
rates were per tent for sixty days; 4aiis
per r~-' for ninety days. 4Naih per cent for
four months; 4Izai& per cent for Ave and six
months. Industrial quotations were on ay-
erage per cent higher.
Mercantile paper was in rather light demand
many OF the local institutions being temporarily
out OF the market. Moderate amounts OF at
traenFe names was seen. Rates 4ssas per cent
for the best names
The Washington herald., 1917-08-08
WOMAN LOSES 1854.

Mrs. James Berman. 1923 Eleventh
street northwest, asked the police last
night to aid her in finding a pocket
book containing $3.50 in bills and a ne
gotiable note for s105 lost on the streets
yesterday while shopping.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-08
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Hrnlsnsd By W. W. Easterday q Co.,

Chicago. Aug. Cash trade in wheat here
was small with prices unchanged to Sc lower
in the sample market. There were declines of
70 At Minneapolis and 1c at Winnipeg while
car-ots at St. Louis and Kansas City were
UNCHANGED. Omaha was 2a3c higher. September
wheat here was Nc higher.
There were advances of kaxc for corn, Wills
oats was unchanged to Isalsc lower.
The early advance in hogs opened the market
higher for products. but the demand was rather
light and liberal offerings from stock yard
operators and local holders brought about mark
ed declines all around.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-08
Washington Stock Exchange.
by w. b. Hibbs q Co.
sirrs

SALES
Capital Traction IS. 500 at 1855. $500 at losH
Wast.nGton Railway Esd Electric Is, 81, 900
II IL. 5000 at IA. 81 900 at 77is 81. 900 at
M. $1,000 at M.
Potomac Electric Power s.. SEQ at iooL.
Capital Traction, at 90. at SA.
Washington Railway and Electric ptd-, 5 at
~.
Lanston, at g..
The Washington herald., 1917-08-08
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Nd. Aus. Receipts
oels bushels. cunsstinE Of y, ,sW bushels West
ssf * s - e: = e. rs e 3 ss::ss sss:s :.s .si
The Washington herald., 1917-08-08

Chicago. Aug. 7.-HOGs-Reeceipts, 1000;
slow, Bulk. 1870; light. 15als5o; mixed. Is. l8a
@oo; heavy, H.s5als.s5; rough, As5al5.lO; pigs,
u25alI g.
oATTLE-Receipts. 1000; finn. Native beef
cattle. 7-oal5: Weston STEERS, saali 20
stoekers and feeders. 57Sasi0; cows and heif-
ems. 40al1.75: calves. s-5oal35.
sHkEP-Receipts. 600; weak wethers, 7.se
alo.s5; lambs. salLoo
Plttaourgh-H Receipts. 1000; active and
nisher Hearies and heavy Workers, l6sal7;
nent Yorkers ls75als25; pigs, HT5al5
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 800; steady
Top sheep. l05o; top lambs. H.5o.
cALFEs-Receipts. 100; steady. Top. H.7s
oneinnati-HoGs- Receipts. $50; steady.
cfcics. lozlfG :
CATrLE-Recsipts, 70; stsady; eulvss stsady.
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The Washington herald., 1917-08-08

Furnished BY w. W. Easterday & Co., Inc
GOLDFIELDS.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-08
MINING STOCKS.

The total sales Of bonds today were
9 ssi o0o