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The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-04-10
LOCATION OF FIRE BOXES

IL Main and Kentucky
13 Pine and Kentucky
IA Main and Tennessee
is Main and Missouri
21 Bay and Iowa
% Oak and Kentucky
"a Magnolia and Iowa
IS Plum and kentucy
81 Say and Florida
80 Peachtree and Florida
"a Magnolia and Dakota
35 Parker and Florida
Al Main and Dakota
az Lemon and Ohio
43 Orange and New York
as Lime and Florida
81 Palmetto and Florida
So Mcdonald and Florida
So Lime and Indiana
81 Orange and Massachusetts,
16 Lemon and Florida
2s North St. and N. Vermont Ave.
SO North ST. and Florida Ave.
81 North st. and Lincoln Ave.
46 Lemon and Lincoln
AZ w. Prospect ST. and A. C. L. Shop
81 Lake Morton and S. Kentucky
81 New school house, Lake Morton
81 Palmetto and Ingram
63 East Morton and r. r. crossing
81 New Light and Water Plant
! n Mcdonald and Mississippi
/ 72 Patterson and South Florida
FIRE OUT SIGNAL No. %
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-04-10

NOTICE
Notice Of Application for Leave to Sell
Minors Land
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN that on IN :
18th day OF April, A. d. 1917. will apply e
the Hon. Kelsey Blanton county Judge. In
and for Polk county, State OF Florida. At his
office In Barlow In said county. for an order
authorizing me as guardian OF the persons
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-04-10

Much Fish Consumed In Tokyo.
The 100000 people OF Tokyo an
aually spend So per head for fish.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-02
LOCAL STOCK DEALS
SMALL in Volume
Exchange Flies Service Flag with
Ten Stars for First Time.

Yesterdays session Of the local
stock exchange witnessed very mod
crate amount OF business. Sales We're
made at 90 Ia for small Capital
Traction per cent bond, q 1-2 for
Washington Railway rs. with light
stock sales at 81 Ia to 1856 1-2 for Cap
ital Traction. IS for Washington Gas
and 1856 IL to 1876 IA for Mergenthaler
shares.
Total sales for the week, five days.
1856 shares Of stock and $13.soo bonds,
par value.
The District National Bank few It's
service flag yesterday for the first
time. Ten stars told the story of the
ten boys In the service-0uite large
contingent from q relatively small
stan.
Ed s. Wolfe. assistant cashier of
the National City Bank of New York,
formerly cashier of the District Ma
tional gave the flag to the bank.
Mr.. Wolfe was In the bank yester-
day morning for a couple Of hours and
was greeted by hundreds Of old
friends.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-02
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. Dec. IAN easier undertoue pre-
vailed in the cotton market today and trading
was light. Tenders on December contracts were
between 100 and 500 bales. At the opening
price changes were irregular, January showing
a loss Of points. April being up - points on
one sale. and other months showing advances
Of . To points The tone was steady.
Tho market continued irregular later In the
session, being easily Influenced by small orders
either way.
Reports Of larger spot offerings IN both East
em and Western belt markets led to an increase
in contract offerings lats in the morning. and
prices sold Of to within . few points Of the
early low levels. closing barely steady at . net
decline Of to Is points.
Tho receipts at the ports fur the day were
about 5000 bales, compared with 2, ,4Ss a week
ago and $50 a year ago The Chronicle esti-
mates the world visible supply at Ils7 IT'S bales.
against 5S34,s4 bales last year. The American
supply is 3lee.r75 bales. against 4.is6.si9 bales
last year.
SPOT was quiet at . decline Of 10 points at
0.0 for middline; no sales. Spot at New
Orleans was quiet and unchanged at 3.l3; the
sales were Il bales.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-02
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia. Dec. l.-BUTTER-Quie but
firm. Quotations wsg: Western. solid-packed
creamery. Is; higher seOring goods, isa5o; extra
hrsts. q; frSts. Has: seconds, HAS: nearby
prints. fancy. Sc; average extra, 4ea5l: hrsts,
45a4s; seconds Ilai3; special brands. jobbing at
E3a55.
EGGS-Ffne fresh eSxs were scare and finn.
Quotations: In free cases, nearby. frsts. l5.soa
l6D; standard case; current receipts, B60 case
seconds. 13.aalT0; Western extra frsts. l5.eoa
lS0 case; frstS, 1850 case; seconds. i. 3ali7s;
refrigerator. extras. lll0 case; frsts. 1850; sec
onds. e6eal0.9; fancy selected. fresh. jobbing at
LIVE POULTRY-Fowls, as TO quality, sla2i !:
roosters, Is; spring chickens, not leghorns, &C
cording to quality. 3a2i; ducks. Pekin, 24a3s !;
Indian runner. 3a22; turkeys Ea23; geese, ZA26 /;
guineas. young. pair. weighing lka2 pounds
apiece, 75aso; smaller sizes, 5oaeo; guineas old.
pair. COATS; pigeons. old. pair. 2ia5; young,
pair Oar
DRESSED PoULTRY-Turkeys, freshkilled.
nearby. spring. dry-picked, fancy. Sass: fair to
good, 2aA; fresh-kiIled. Western, spring, dry
picked. fancy. 3iaa5; fair TO good. s2as3; fresh
good. sla32; old tom. Soas2; common, z3a2s
Fowls. II to box, milkfed. dry-picked, weighing
~ pounds and over apiece, z; lbs apiece, q;
3h lbs. apiece, .; lbs. apiece, 22a2i; fowls.
iced, in barrels. fancy. dry-picked, weighing ~
lbs. and over apiese, 26Bk; lhsI apiece. z1t /;
INHALER sizes e0a3; old roostes, drypicked.
2; broiling chickens weighing iha2 pounds
apiece Jersey. fancy, s3a3e: virginia. fancy, Sa
9; other nearby. 3ao; Western. 2sa,o; roasting
chickens, Western, weighing pounds and over
apiece, in boxes. Na2s; roasting chickens, West
eTn, weighing pounds and over apiece, In bar
rels, Is; chiekens Western, weighing ~ pounds
apiece, q; do, 2Iia3 pounds apiece, 2la2
Ducks nearby. Z5a5; Western, 22a8. Geese,
nearby. Za25; Western. 22a2A
Receipts for two days-F1our, 100 barrels and
l06o,6H pounds in sacks; wheat, ll9, ,924 bushels
corn. lO.so5 bushels: oats, .s3,ss2 bushels; hay,
30 tons and cars Of straw,
The Washington herald., 1917-12-02
BALTIMORE PRODUCE

Baltimore. Nd. Dec. 1.-BUTTER-Cr Creamery.
Western separator, extra, 461kaH; frsts, 44ai5
do. prints, y pound, extras. i65is47; frsts, fla
.; do. prints pound. extras. islSai7; nrsts.
Aa4S: nearby creamery. extras. Gas; hrsts, 4oa
u; dairy prints, Mainland, Pennsylvania, and
Virginia, extras. 5a3s; hrsts. sIaSS; storepacked
hrsts. aa32; rolls. Maryland and Pennsylvania.
e1tra. 2s1; do. West Virginia, extras, s2a0
EGGS-Market firm; loss of. Firsts, Western
Maryland. Pennsylvania. and nearby. 80; Eastern
Shore. Marylapd and Virginia, 90; Westem
lohiol. %; west Virginia. 90; Southern North
Cardinal. tsa49.
LIVE PoULfRY-Ohickens, smooth, young.
by boat per ID, q; do, by exIres, a; do.
poor rough, b.. 10; do, young white leghorns,
aaa do. old hens. 4 pounds and over. q do.
snail to medium. h.. %; do. old roostes. 12a13;
ducks. Muscoyy and mongel, pq -Ib., 3a2l
do. whits Pefins. 2: do, ipdian runners, la
%; DO, puddle, ~ poundo and over, z1a7; do.
smaller, poor, Bal9. Geese Maryland and Vir-
ginia. fat per h., 2la27; do, Western and
Southern. aa2i; do. Kent Island, fat, s4a25
TURKEYS, choice. young. 10 pounds and over, per
pound. a; do: old toms pound. sass; do, poor.
TIM, pound, nag; pigeons. pair, old. ID: do,
young. %; guinea fowl, young. " pounds and
up each. IS; do. smaller, esch. o; do, old.
each, 2. -
Potatoes seH By 100 pounds uow.)
POTAT0ES-White. Western Maryland and
PENNSYLVANIA. per 100 Ibs., 2ooa2lo; New York,
@-NSe--4gg
Virginia. 1Gal75; sweets, yellows, fresh dug, per
barrels 5oeloo; yellows. native. basket. 9oa35;
fancy. hm-dried. per barrel. 3.0ca3.5o; yams,
Virginia and MaRIand, L50a2.o0.
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRuITS-Ap-
pies, MARYLAND and !virrinia, per bbl., fancy,
bulk, 1ooa2n; do. email. l.Bal.5o; Maryland
and Pennsylvania. per bushel. eoas5; Western
Maryland and Pennsylvania, packed. No. ]. 3yoa
so; New York State, No. 1. per bbl., 35oa5ss;
d., No. 2 2.aa3Oo; beans, Florida, green, per
basket. 35a4.oo: lcabbaee, native. Savoy, per
boz. 2a5o; do, New York, per ton, Danish,
AWsAoo; do. domestic. 00Oa2s.o0; carrots.
nearby, bulk. Der 100 lbs, i.soa20o; celery, New
fork State. per doz. aoa5o; do, native. per
bunch. aas; caulinower. per bbl.. s.5oa5.oo; do.
per crate, L5oa21; cucumbers. Florida, per bas-
set, i.ooas.o; eggplants. Florida. per crate,
s.3; grapes. Niagara, per basket, l2af5,Sdo.,
salem. i2al5: do, Delaware, Halls; grape fruit,
Florida. per boz. 2sos3T5; kale. native, per
ou.hel bon, 25; lettuce. Norfolk, per basket. L25
aL0; do, native. per btshel boz. 3s3o: onions,
western yellow. per sack. 250a275; do, Mary
land sn6 6Pennsylvsnia yellow. Per bushel, l.00a
-; oranges. Florida Per boz. 3.ooa40o: pears.
Eastern Shore. Kieffer. per barrel. l.o0aiz; do.
per basket. %; pumpkins. native. each. falo;
qunces. New York. ner barrel, No. I, i.ooa5ce;
spinach. native. per buzhei box. sosio; turnips.
a.e.s, '...n., ps S Sss.s'SlI lI-% -.N' do. per
The Washington herald., 1917-12-02
WORKERS TO LUNCH
in TABERNACLE CAFE
Billy Sunday Campaign Plans Are
Rapidly Maturing.

The new tabernacle planned for the
Sunday evangelistic campaign is, ap-
preaching completion to such an ex-
tent on the Union station Plaza square
that at noon tomorrow the first lunch
con win be held in the restaurant.
which Is to be dedicated by a COM
bined meeting Of the general commit
tee and the executive committee Of
the Sunday campaign.
At . o'clock this afternoon a meet
ing Of all the Sunday school superin-
tendents, officers and teachers Of the
Washington Sunday campaign terri
tory will be held in the First Con-
gregational Church, when ''the Sum-
day School and the Sunday Campaign"
will be the subject of discussion by
DR., James z. Walker and Rev. George
@. Dewey.
Rev. Dewey win present to the SUM-
day school workers practical programs
for all departments Of the school and
DR.. Walker will outline the Sunday
campaign plan of evangelism for
young people.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-02
D. c. COAL SHIPMENTS
TO De TABULATED
Fuel Administrator to Get Report,
on Carsoes.

Steps to increase the amount OF eoaI
shipped to washington and the proper
division of that which arrives will
shortly be inaugurated by John Z,
Weaver. Federal fuel administrator
for the District, and Jesse c. sutter,
working in corporation with Mr..
Weaver.
Mine operators probably will be re-
quested to supply a certain quota TO
I'LL the city's needs. Dealers may be
required to-give a daily account of
their stocks of coal and a daily list
Of coal shipments received in the city
viii be asked Of the railroads.
Consumers may be asked to ill In
blanks stating their stock OF fuel on
hand and give the name of the regular
dealer; the size OF their house; the
number of stoves. and. the manner of
heating their homes.
During the last twenty-four hours,
ending at o'clock yesterday morn
ing. reports showed that forty-three
carloads OF anthracite and twenty
nine carloads Of bituminous coal had
been received in the yards OF railroads
here.
During the day Il was estimated that
approximately 1850 tons OF anthracite
and 800 tons Of bituminous coal ar
rived in the city.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-02
new YORK MARKET
CLOSES IRREGULAR
Sales Unusually Small in Weekend
Trading.
ny sroxoN WALL.

New York. December 1.-The day
on the stock market was duh and ir-
regular. : Sales were remarkably
small even for a short session, the
total being IsSOO shares with United
States steels portion 5000. The
foreign news exerted little influence
on the current OF prices. the Russian
situation being considered as grave
as II will ever become. the Lans-
dovns letter being discounted and
International conditions disregarded.
Rails continued soft. though small
gains were registered in most of the
Important issues. Reading and Union
Pacific showed some strength. the
latter recovering q point of Its recent
point loss Reading gained 1& as
also did New Haven.
Bethlehem Steel in the earlier part
Of the session was under pressure but
with the general firming Of the mar
ket during the final hour due to the
current investors buying. closed with
q = gain.
The movement In coppers and to-
baceo stocks was insignificant. Mar
inc preferred again showed weakness,
closing with y loss.
Surplus showed an increase Of s3s.-
T3S $50; net demand deposits an in
crease OF S24543. 900 and loans an ifi>
crease of 63.s7oooo In the actual
bank statement today. In the aver
age statement surplus showed an in
crease OF $2S.6H 80; net demand de-
postts an increase Of $40. 0.s7s, 900 and
loans a decrease Of $55,OS0,0O0.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-02
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations Given below are for large lots Of
good marketable goods only. Joboen' prices ars
higher. Lower grades may be soid for less
Fsncy goods command higher prices.
BGGS-Fancy, strictly fresh. 55a5s: sssraes
receipts. 81; Southern West Virginia. s..
CHEEsE-New York State factory. new. pr
h., Aa1. -.
BUTTER-Elgin PRINT. ~; Esin tub. sss;
process, Is; store-p &a8.
LIVE PoULTRH-Henx per h.. aaa;
roostsrs. per lh. 10; turksys per Ib.. -;
chickens. per Ib. Ss1; kesta ycuns. each.
3oa4o
DRESSED P0ULTRY-Hens, choice. per h.
q; spring chickens. BAN peF h.; turkeys. per
lh. soA5; roosterA pr III. issn; ssss. per
H.. 1sa2
LIVE sTocK-sheep, per ib. Iss; lambs.
spring. Is; calves. per Ib.. Is; medium. per Ib-.
l5al5h; common. f2al5.
PoRK-smali. per ID. .: medium. pz H..
2aa3: heavy h.. mn.
SEEDS-h,4 clover lSooals.o per bushel |;
slsike clover, NsaIs.oo; crimson clover, l25A
300; timothy, 3.Eaioo per bushei; red top,
lLooalt75 per 100 lbs. bluegrasS 3ooa3A
GRAIN-wbeat. milling. Der bushel. 2lo.20;
corn, per bushel. aooa2.os; oats. white. ea7o;
mixed cats. Gss; hay. No. !. 1sS; No. 2.
5aB.
FRUITs-Avples. new. Der bbl.. 2oossso; per
bo9, 5oa75; California oranges. t5sL5e; lemons.
5soas5o; Concords. t-lb. basket. lolls; pesz.
basket, 5oa25o; grapefruit. erats. 3shLW;
chestnuts. per h., iss.
GREEN GOODs-Potatoes. No. !. 10a275
Per bbl.; No. . potatoes. l5oa2i5; sweet pota-
toes. 3ooa6.5o per bbl. No. z 20oa20 per bbL !;
string beans, per baskst aSoaLs0: peppers. crate.
35ossoo; oira. pr crate. 2z5s5,so; radishes. per
100. L5oa2o; cucumber basket. a0sAp; sez-
The Washington herald., 1917-12-02
SUFFRAGE LEADERS
See CONGRESS PLOT
One House to Pass and Other to
Kill Measure. Says Rumor.

A rumor that the Federal amend
ment for enfranchisement Of women
is TO be passed BY one House Of Con-
gress and killed In the other. thus
postponing the entire issue TN after
the 1s1s elections. has put Suffrage
forces on the warpath and is likely
TO have considerable influence on the
decision Of the National woman's
party next Friday as 70 whether the
miItants. 5000 strong, viii Join po-
liucal powers with the new National
party recently organized by Prohi-
oiuonistss Socialists and Progres-
siveS.
NChairmen Of the forty-eight State
branches Of the woman's party VIII
be organized as a national commit
tee 20 attain greater political power.
Whether picketing wfn be resumed
will be decided at The conference.
John Rogers. Of New York. chair
man Of the advisory council viii
preside at the business sessions. Mrs.
~ Fl. p. Belmont viii be honorary
Chairman Of the mass meeting in
the Belasco Theater next Sunday af-
ternoon, at which Mrs. Thomas Hep
burn. Of Hartford. will preside.
Mrs. Toscan Bennet. also Of Hart
ford. will be toastmistress at the din
ner Saturday night.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-02
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
BY JOSEPH r. PRITCBARD.


Chicago. Dec There was more or less
pressure shown in the corn market today, al
though the net decline for futures was only x
to cent for the day. Sample lots, however,
were 10 TO Is cents lower, with buyers inditfer-
ent. Cash corn at Peoria was unchanged to 10
cents higher on IN urgent demand from manu-
facturers Of alcohol.
Advices from the interior reported an increase
in the supply Of corn. Buying Of futures was
scattered and made up Of small ordera Com
mission houses were Conspicuous sellers.
There are many holes to I'll with corn and
until there Is an accumulation OF stocks in Va
Iious positioAs there will be some Of this grain
for delivery on speculative contracts
There we've price declines Of u to z cent IN
the oats market. Conditions pointed to an
oserooneht situation with holders inclined TO
sell at least Npart Of their lines. The buying
was OF the hak hearted description and any In
crease in the offerings showed poor absorption.
The decline Of 5 to % cents for hogs at the
yards was the leading bearish influence in the
provision market Commission houses led In
the buying late, and there was some reaction
from the bottom prices. Trade in the aggregate
was Light, but cured meats were firmly held.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-02
W. ]. Bryan Being Urged
To Seek Senatorship

As the senatorial races approach
in Nebraska mention is again made
OF the possibility of William Jen-
nings Bryan Tipping his lid into the
arena for the Democratic nomina-
ton.
Ardent friends are urging him to
make the race, but Mr.. Bryan has
not encouraged them and will not do
SO, It IL believed because OF the we'll
known ambition Of his brother.
Charles W. Bryan, again to run as
Democratic nominee for governor. He
was defeated last year by Keith Ne
willie.
Mr.. Bryan once had an ambition to
represent his home State in the upper
house Of Congress, but renounced that
after his third nomination and de-
feat for the Presidency.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-02
SEEKS $4,000 DAMAGES.

William c. Wilkinson filed suit yes
terday in the District Supreme Court
to recover $4,000 damages against the
Washington-Virginia Railway Com
pany.
Through Attorneys Calvert Hume
and Heitmuller the plaintiff alleges
that on October . last he was run
into by a car OF the defendant COM
pany at the north approach Of the
bridge and severely injured.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-02
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Baltimore. Dec 1.-Cosins prices at the Bal
tmOre grain market today:
WHEAT-No. soft red. n. and No. red
winter. 23i bag lots Of Southern sold from
2ol to 2l3, a. to quality and condition.
CORN-Cob corn. 65Oa65 for yellow. and
$50 for white.
oArs-standard white. IN; No. ) white. II.
sales.
RfE-No. . new Western export, 1.asalse; bag
lots nearby rye. as 10 quality, l.6oal.7o
The Washington herald., 1917-12-02
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Dec. 1.-BUTTER-Firm: receipts.
ll.eG packages. Creamery higher than extras.
isai9ik:- creamery extras, escore, ish; huts.
I5isai7iI; seconds. 401iaB.
EGGS-Steady; receipts. 6l05 essss. Fresh
zathered extras, 5eas0; extrzsnrstS, 5a5; frsts.
5ias6; seconds. Fa5; refrigerator. special marks,
3iKa35; refrigerator hrsts, oaA; State. Pennsyl-
vania. and nearby Western hennery whites. nne
to fancy, T2aT5; State. Pennsylvania, and nearby
hennery browns, 6Da64.
CHEESE-Fim: receipts. l.93 boreS State
fresh specials, 81; do, average run, 23az5R
POULTRY-Liue, firm; chickens, p; fowls.
sla24; turkeys, - Dressed, quiet; prices un-
changed.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-02
Enemy Alien Property
Reports Due by Dec. S

Warning was issued yesterday by A
Mitchell Palmer. alien property Gus
todian. that reports upon property OF
allen enemies or enemy ally aliens
must be made to him by December 8.
Aliens who are company officers or
stockholders must be listed. So must
all property held for aliens. Blanks
are obtainable in Washington or
through banks. Separate reports must
be made for property held by each
alien. Mr.. Palmer must report to Con-
gress January l.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-02
Woman Taken from Train
Dies In Hospital Here

Mrs. Annie Stratiss. So years old.
died last night at the Casualty Hos
pital from diabetes. She had been
taken to the hospital from Union
Station upon her arrival from Au-
gusta, Ga. accompanied by her hus-
band, J. E. Stratiss.
DR.. A Magruder. superintendent
OF Casualty Hospital. said Mrs.
Stratiss was taken sick on a train.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-02
PEPcO BOND ISSUE
DATE SET FORWARD

The Potomac Electric Power Conn
pany yesterday was authorized to adj
vance the date Of Issue Of s1z7,O0o par
value General Improvement 8 per cent
Debenture Bonds from January &
1si6. to January Q 1913. in an order by
the public utilities commission.
The issue and sale Of these bonds
were authorised by the commission,
In its orders No. 1t6 and 20, on April
II, 1915 and May .. respectively.
OF the total issue OF u,1z7,0oo the
company has to date disposed Of
$750,o00 face value at par.
The provisions of the two orders
above quoted win hold good for this
authorization, which win take effect
Immediately.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-02
German Wife Of Briton
Held After Long Chase

Atlanta, Dec. IA woman claiming,
TO be the German wife Of an English
officer was arrested today by secret
service officers after a chase from
New York TO New Orleans, Jackson
vile and Atlanta She gave her name
as Mrs. Gertrude Goane. and says she,
came TO this country three years ago
on an English passport. ito get away.
from the war" She Was plentifully
supplied with money.
She is held on a charge Of violating
the immigratiom laws.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-02
All the Latest elDs Stock Market Ouotaton

plant. a0osloo crate; c.bbars. pr 100 M, lf5a
100: beets. psr bunch. sas; lsttnds. Looai-D pr
hasksf; ep!ery. 1s7s pg doL; esle0. crate. 15oa
20; romaine lettuce. i.ooalso; sqnssh. 2oozlD
pr a.te: tomatoss. LsoA1f5 pr bon; sprinE
onions. l0aaW pr 100 bunches; oniona. per
sack. 1ooa2B; spinach, aooa2D PER bbl.; hale.
l.Bal.0 bhl.; trrnips. per box. ib19o; pr bbl
Asoaaoo; califoua. 3oo4z8 psr crstsL
The Washington herald., 1917-12-02
FEDERAL BANK STATEMENT.

The total resources Of the twelve
Federal Reserve Banks were ss,1O4,-
$4,000 at the close of business No
vember 90. 1t was announced yester-
day. The total last week was s.
&S, 10000. Cn December /. last year.
1t was $943, ,917, 900.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-02
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Dec. l.-HoGs-Receipts. 1900;
slow. Bulk. B.2salT.z; light, ls5al7.l5; MIXED,
lSe5ai7E; heavy. B.esal7.0; rough. i6s5ais.ss;
PIGS, l25oa151s
oArTLE-Receipts, so6; weak. Native ste.rs.
1.ooan.7s; Western steen. soalaD; stockers
and feeders, s.ooalo.so; COWS and heifers, 500
lilo: calves. fl0oal35.
sHEEP-Receipts 400; weak. wethen. ana
l2oo; lambs. l25oal6.so
Pittsbursh. Pa. Dec. I.-HoGs-Receipts.
ZOO; active. Heayies and heavy yorkers. n.toa
H.so; light yorkers, le75an.oo; pigs. k.oosis.so
SHEEP AND LAAiBSRecsipts, yuo; strong.
Top sheep. 100; top lambs, ms.
CALVES-Receipts 100: active. Ton. lS.uo
The Washington herald., 1917-12-02
Winning Letters

NO. /.
DECAYED TEETH W HEALTH.
You spoil your appearance when
you neglect your teeth. Come in
and let me examine your teeth at
least three times q year. Ny prices
are moderate. Careful attention al
ways given.
DIR. J. N. MYERS.
Surgeon Dentist. Phone M. ss7s
,NRs PERCY HAND.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-02
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Dec. Mooney On call this week
ruled between and - per cent There were
no special features in time money. Rates were
~ to 81 per cent
amount Ct desirable PAPER was offered. Rates
were 81 to Der cent.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-02
Washington Stock Exchange.
by W. B. Hibbs & Co.

SALES.
Capital Traction g. 500 at 81
Washington Railway & Electric q. N,o0 at
TzA. N.ooo at RIA 1000 at T2ss. $1,000 at tn.
81 90 at TN. 81 900 at III.
Capital Traction. 10 at GA
Washington Gas. 5 at IS.
Mergenthaler. 10 at 1854. 10 at 1854.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-02

Stock of gold in the United States on
October 1 was over 5000. .0Oo. 900, nearly
three times as much as in August,
1914
The Washington herald., 1917-12-02

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The Washington herald., 1917-12-02
CHARTER NO. fI4S.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
c Commercial National Bank

Al WashIngt0n, In the Dlstriet OF
ColumbiR at the close Of business,
November 70. 1917.
RESOURCES.
L Loans and discounts
(exeept those rhoNn
On b and el....-...... p.ol sSs %
Total loans. eOs7. .ss @
0TerdraftS. unsecured. ............... 6,al 80
kU. g. bonds (other