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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-17
FILIPINOSW WIN
FROM ST. LOUIS
TO TIE ASARIS
Brown Brothers Capture Well
Played Game BY Three
Run Plurality
HeaIani Forfeits to Braves.
Filipino 6, St. Louis 3

By winning from ST Louis IN tie
first game at MoiIiili park yesterday
afternoon the FilipinOs tied the ASahiS
for second place in The Pacific
league. St. Louis dropped into las
place which was held by Healani VII"
forfeited their game with the Braves
on Saturday because so many OF Their
men were rowing in the regatta.
Obtaining four hits and tire" runs
in the first inning off Markham,
the Filipinos gained :e1> on the 81.
Louis team in the game yesterday,
which the latter We're unable to over
come. They hit Markham freely and
likewise scored off Iayseden, the
boy from Kau, who took Markham S
place at the opening of the fifth.
st. Louis tied the score in making
two in the sixth and another in the
seventh. but in the following inning
the Filipinos scored two hits and OF;
them made a couple of runs.
The Braves played and defeated
Company L, 32nd Infantry, in the first
game on Saturday afternoon which
was played in place of the scheduled
contest between the Braves and the
Healanis.
The Braves scored two in the fourth
and four in the seventh before the sol
der team had scored at all. In the
eighth, however, they rallied and
scored two runs.
The game was well played through
out, only two errors being made by the
Braves and three by the Company L
team.
The summary of Sundays game fol
.
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@taEg6!1l!!kggtiil!l}S{ 81 P t!!|l!* &qSPoFR
18th Infantry Loses Hard,
Close Game To Coast Defense
Latter Team Lost to First of Sind Infantry in Game on Sat
Fans Who Attended in Numbers-CrumpIer Star Performer

Jackson's hit brought Rails in for
the first score in the last of the ninth
Rails got to first on hit and to sec.
end on fielder's choice and following
him was Hollis, who walked. BrIuEa
walked and auckland followed him
with hit which brought in both Hol-
lis and Jackson. A total Of three runs
were scored
Kelly, pitching for the losers, was
given fairly good support except in
the ninth when the error of Davis was
fatal. BrinRa was pitching steady
game, did not walk a single man and
struck out a total of 10.
The summary of Saturdays game
follows:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-17
A. A. u. MEETS TODAY
TO ELECT OFFICERS

To elect officers for the coming year
and to hear the annual reports. the
Hawaiian Amateur Athletic Union
will hold its annual meeting this after
noon at 1 o'clock in The offices a.
William T. R8wlj-G.
That there Will be a change in the
officers is the belief of many local
sportsmen who have been following
the tide of the public feeling concern
ing the work OF the union. ~. -. -.
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PACIFIC LEAGUE STANDING.

At San Francisco-oakland 8, Saa
Francisco 1; Oakland O.. San Fran
cisco !.
At PoTtland-Portland 2, Los An
geles O: Los Angeles I, Portland Q
SATURDAYS SCORES
At Vernon-Salt Lake 5, Vernon 4
At San Francisco-Sau francisco 2
Oakland /.
At Portland-Los Angeles 3, Port
land /; Los Angeles 1, Portland !.
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Innings pitched by Markham 4: 6
hits, 3 runs; Hayselden 4, 3 hits, )
runs: innings pitched by LAM 6, hits,
2 runs; Hosea 3, hits, l run; three
base hits, Haneberg, Planas; two,base
hits, Fun Luke, King Tan; sacrifice
hit, Haneberg; double plays, Markham
to King Tan to Pong; bases on balls,
off LAM /, Hosea 2, Hayselden 8;
struck out by LAM 2, by. Markham 2.
by Hayselden 3; wild pitch, Haysei-
den; passed balls, Kurisaki /, Lopez
l; umpires, J. Aylett and H. Chilling
worth; time of game, hours; scorer,
Frank Kahn.
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25TH INFANTRY

SuuIIHdIy: MIG at Dat, run, 4 hits
OF Jasper in 2 innings; home run,
Johnson &c. d.: three-base hits,
Crumpler, Moore; twobase. hit, Crump.
Ter; sacrifice fly, Grafton; hit by pitch.
er, by Jasper, Womack; bases on
balls, off Jasper l, Pagan O, off
Crumpler 5; struck out by Jasper o,
Pagan 5, Crumpler Ia; wild pitch, Fa.
gan; passed ball, McGavin. Umpires,
H. Chillingworth and j. Aylett. Time
Of game, 2:1O.
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summary: Two-base hits, Stewart,
Bailey; double plays, Davis, Johnson,
Bailey; bases on balls, off Kelley 2,
off Brinza o; struck out, by Brinza 10,
by Kelley 9; wild pitches. Kelley /;
passed balls, McGaVin /. Umpires, Ay.
lett and Jackson. Scorer, Frank IA
lua. Time Of game 1880.
The summary of Sundays game fol-
lows: ...
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Sir Samuel MvCaughey. one OF the
leading pastoral;sts Of New South
Wales, has presented 20 battleplanes
to the state This makes total to
date of IS battlrplanes presented by
New South Wales to the imperial
government. -.:,.. ... -......- IL.
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Company L
Summary of the game
: tWO-baSe hi,

Home run. O'Sullivan; two-base hi,
O'Sullivan; bases on balls. off Nelson
2, off Sweeney 4; struck out, by Nel-
son Z, by Sweeney ); umpireS, Ayiett
and Jackson; scorer, Frank kalua;
time of game. hour and A. minutes,
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]. Vaughan. ex-attorney-general of
South Australia, has enlisted for &C.
tive service. -. h..
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played by these teams:
Pirates-Chinto Moriyama, 2b; Still.
we'll, 3b; Flizer, 1b; Johnson, p; Ross,
IS; Kauhi, RI; Hollerbach, CT; Tilley,
If; Jackson. c. ......
Marines-Harris. ss;,@ Henderson,
2b; Seeney, CT; Whitehead, If; Parlia-
ment, 3b; Thompson, 1b; Blodgett-
Ward, RI; Skee, c; Morgan, p.
Runs and hits hv inninps.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS SCORES
National leauue

NdIIOHdl League
At Cincinnati-Cincinna /, Pitts.
burg .; Cincinnati g, Pittsburg 2.
At Chicago-St. Louis s. Chicago O.
American League
At leveland-Clevelard 8, Detroit
At St. Louis-Chicago 4, ST. Louis g..
SATURDAYS SCORES
National League
At BostOn-Boston l. New York 5.
At Chicago-Chicagc i, st. Louis 1.
At Cincinnati-Circinn {, Pitts.
burg 6.
Game at philadelphia poisoned;
rain
American League
At Detroit-Detroit 4, Chicago g..
Detroit l, Chicago 2.
At Washington - Washington O.,
Philadelphia 5; Washington 4, Phila.
delphia 0.
At New York-New York 8, Boston
At St. Louis-St. Louis 4. Cleveland
To0ATs SCHEDULE
National League
Boston at Pittsburg.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
American League
Philadelphia at Washington.
Boston at New York.
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ToDAY'S SCHEDULE
National LEAGUE
COAST LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS SCORES
At Vernon-Vernon ;. salt Lake .;
Salt Lake I, Vernon 2. .-...
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.DISCOURAGING
CROWDS attend
ATHLETIC PARK
Saturday Games FizzIe While
Sunday Contests Go All
But UnnotiCed

ONLY a scattered group of specta-
tors attended the four games sched-
uIed at Athletic park foT the week
end The first game on Saturday was
called off at the cad OF the seventh
on account Of rain, and so few were
present when the time arrived TO call
the second game that it was also
called off The two games played on
Sunday were interesting, but the size
OF the crowd was SO small that 1t
was nothing less than discouraging to
TIE players.
CO. c, End Infantry at Fort Shafter,
won the first game on Sunday after
noon from the u. S. S. Alert team by
a score of to .. The latter nine
scored its only two runs in the eighth
when one hit started small rally.
Beginning with home run by MORT
yama, the first man up, the Pirates
easily won from the Pearl Harbor
marine corps team by the score of 6
to 0. Moriyama followed his first hit
with another two Dagger and third
single.
In the last three innings the ma
rines went to pieces and FIVE runs
were scored, one in the seventh, three
in the eighth and one in the ninth.
The marines tried in vain to come
back.
Saturday Game FizzIes
The Submarine nine defeated the
Fort Ruger Giants by the score Of
to 3 in the seven inning game which
was played at Athletic park on Satur-
day afternoon. The other game was
not played.
The first game on Sunday was
played by the following:
U. S. S. Alert-Raffes, 2b; Osborne,
IS; Albertson, 3b; Rego, c; Seeney,
CT; Bal, lib; Keehu, p; Hansen. RI;
Gillian. IT,
Co. c, 2nd 1nrantry-Rebb, If; Mil.
ton, 2b; Hollerbach, CT; Ross, IS;
Head, c; Harvell, RI; Brisco, 1b; Kin,
ser, 3b; Duffy, p. :-..
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The summary of Saturdays gam
follows:
The Washington herald., 1917-01-14

lOsu- Ducsu. young Musco-y and kcnsr-s. n; 90.
White Pekines lssls; Indian Runneu. young nslt;
Puddle, choice. fat. "a; DO. smaller lsN Gee~s.
Nsr,ispd and VirSiuis. fat lssls: DO soutbern saf
W~fsrn, Htn; do. Kent Island fat fs.n: tzrsrr.
choace hers. -; DO, young Fooolers. -: Do. oad
tom .; do. snail. poor. crooked b-esst n<I;
Pig old, pair, %; do. younS .. Gunes fowl
ycLns. Ia ns and up. -: 90. smaller. y; Do,
Odd 8
VEGETABLES AND GREEN PRUITs-Posts..
White weste-n Msryi.nd and Pennsylvania. euss~l.
LTssl-S; DO. New Nort and MsiDs. bosasl L-ss
LIS; Eastern Shoe. Maryland and Virginia No, :
buxhel, Le<l-7p; de-, frosted bushel l5ap; nesrtr
bushel boz, lsosLTu; sUestS Essten ShorS vtrrni.
ysllc-a barrel 27s&oo; do, Bssten sho, ssrJ-
land and DelsNare, barrel. aoA1S Do, Yo<f
River. nu~i, iT5.SN: do. North Carolina, &oos
as; do. H.mpsrs. bssfet. Ilsslz: y1ns lsrFs.
bright smooth. barrel, 1cosis; nplses weten
do, New Yort STATE. No. /. barrel 2S-SsS; do .
No :. sfos2B; beans F1o-id., sreen. bsskeS ls4
In; do. wax. basket, L25<l-so: czbbss.. Ne~ IoaS
STATE. Danish, ton, 0oOss5p; do. domestic ton.
S.oo~S.0; celery. New YORK. bunch, 2Nso: c1n-
berries. to quality, bsrri. S0os6 50: cacunbers.
Florids, BASKET $3.50: esEolsnts F1orida- oEts.
lIsas; grapefruit. Florida ~ to size boz iooa
LIS; hale, Sorfolk. b<rrel s.sp; do. native buShel
boz. $50: lettncs So-folk bssket 5oA7S. do
E1orids. BASKET luslS; onions New Yo-t and
Western, yellow. lcolh sack IesS 50: orsngsz
Florida, q to SIR boz, lT5s13; peppers FloridG
crate. fss3o; spinach, No-foh LshlTB; do, ns-
i've, bushel bon. 6ssS squash. Florida. c1tA 2n
si8; Strawberries, F1orids, quart xsSs: tomatoes,
PSorids, fancy car1eT SeO<So; DO, choso. or
rier. isHAs; turnirs. nssive. busbel. TS~l.c
The Washington herald., 1917-01-14
In the World Of Finance and Trade
new YORK MARKET
SHOWS HEAVY tone
Steel Sells Down. Rails Dull and Rub
Der Weak.

(By the International News service-)
New York. Jan. Rowing to the hea1R
gold imports and the lack Of speculation
In the market this week, Wall Street had
expected a good bank statement and II
was not disappointed. AS reserves are
ample and call money rates only nominal
the bank statement is not a matter ~
great importance at this time.
Weakness of United States Rubber was
a matter Of speculative interest In the
market today. The whole list was heavy
with Steel selling down materially under
prices OF yesterday The Motors were
heavy. but inactive. Rails were also dun
The market declined quietly from the very
opening and at the close there was Moth
ing more than the usual covering up Of
short contracts. Industrial Alcohol was
one of the steady features OF the list.
Marine stocks are being accumulated by
the same persons who sold out from 12D
down I'm the preferred. Mexican Pc
troleum Is another stock in which there
Is accumulation of the best kind. Much
is heard of good buying OF railroad equip
ment stocks on a decline.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-14
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Pbiladelphis, Jan. B-BUTrER-Pancy stock
sold fairly and ruled firm under light offerings.
We quote: Western solid-packed creamery. fancy
specials per n. q; extra, +oaf; extra hrsts.
7Bla5J; Hrsts BIia5Ii: do. seconds. Sa;5is reno
rated .; do, hrsts. 81; do, seconds. 5; nearby
prints fancy. 43; average extra, Eai2; hrsts Sa8
seconds 3ia35 special fancy brands Of prints. 6afa
F1IGS-SuppIies were small and the market ruled
firm under a fair demand. The quotations were as
follows Nearby extra. per doz~, So; nearby nrsts.
l5So per standard case; nearby current receipts.
$50 per case; Western extra. IS per dozen; e1tra
trsts $50 per case; do, hrsts, $50: refrigerator
extra lilo; do. arsts 1850; seconds loso; candIed
tsss were jobbing at 6Oa66 per dozen.
1--WE POULTRY-FO~ls TO quality, lsals;
roostcrs Hsl5 spring chickens according TO quality
Hals: White LeghOrns. according to quality. Has;
ducks as to size and quality lsa2o turkeys. aas {;
geese. lsaz pigeons. old. per pair 8aso; do young
per pair, Da26
fowls. Il to box, dry-picked. fancy selected, per
pound, p; weighing 4sa5 pounds apiece. E5h; do.
lbs apiece. q; do. 81 Ms apiece. Za22; do.
povnds apiece leS20. Fowls. in baTels fancy, dry
weighing pounds tpisce. z; smaller sizes, ra2o.
Old roosters dry-picked, II. Roasting chickens.
Western dry picked in boxes, weighing salo pounds
per pair, Za3; roasting chickens Western, dry
pcked. In boSes weighing pounds Per pair. Aa1;
roasting chickens. Western. In boIes. weighing
pounds per pair. 2A23; roasting chickens, Western.
ice-packed. In barrels. weighing saio pounds.
per plir, "a; roasting chickens Western. in bar
rels. weighing pounds per pair. 2naA. Brofr-g
chickens. Western. in boIcs, weighing aai pounds
per pair. 2ia25. Chickens weighing 5a6 pounds per
r1Ir lea2o; 60. mixed sizes lss2o Broers, Jersey.
hncJ. 9a3l; broiers. other nearby. weighing lha2
pounds Apiece. zs2e; broer. nearby. smaller sizes,
Ea3; turkeys per pound, fancy nearby 3lss2
fancy Western 3la92; fair to good 2sa3o; oId toms
8as; common. 2iaz; ducks. nearby. 22a3: do.
Western. 2Oa22; geese. nearby Fals; do, Western.
l5als; squads per dozen. white weighing llsl2
pounds 6.oea6.25; do. do, sslo pounds 5.2's5sS;
do. do. 8 pounds. 45si.To: do. do. 7 pounds.
35os3o; do, do. sasH pounds 27sa3.oo; dark.
250a3 %; small and No 2 6oal.z
The Washington herald., 1917-01-14
CHICAGO GRhIE MARKET.

Chicago. Jan I5-Expurters buyers o. an
the wheat to be had the Chicxso Board q Trsoe
today. They purchased 5l5o0 bushels old bard win
ter wheat to 80 out via the Gulf and 1t was aid
after the close tonight that stif BIDS made for
a soody part Of the stock held in this market and
that these bids came from brokers reprr~eotins
foreign countries.
bullish lot q statistics are likely 70 be spread
out before the speculative wheat world Monday.
Another eood sized decrease in the visible supply
among the probabilities. word received from
Kansas City that the stocks Of wheat bed thc-v
have decreased a6.op bushels in Eve days and that
. dec-zase Of CO. Ooo bushels will be shown there
when the visible supply 10 made up Monday.
Oats were unchanged to v to Z cent lower
report--wss received from the >eahoArd that four
large vessels loading with oats there and thin.
is expected will be reelected in the visible supply
in q short period
The fact that hc@s selling at pr1cticslly the
high point Of the season and shcwCd advance Of
10 cents was a strengthening factor in the market
for hos products.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-14
COTTON RARKETs.

New York. Jan. l3-rhere was a sensational break
In cottou IN the hnaI few minutes Of trade today,
As the result Of heavy stop loss liquidation BY Wall
Street and commission houses Old crop positions
broke more than a half cent from the close Of
Friday and the final tore was unsettled at a net
loss OF 5 To Sc points
The-e was less doing the call than at any
other time in about year. The tone was stsady,
ho7re'er. and prices to 10 points net higher.
Trd1ng On both sides ennhned to commission
houses and room traders With Liverpool a moderate
buyer Of July. Later the lack of demand had its
effect and when snail quantities Of cotton came
rn the market from commission houses the quota
tons declined and showed losses from the initial
lelel- cf n points in the active positions at
the end Of the FIRST ten minutes Of business
spot here was quiet, 10 points lOwe- at los; no
sales The spot article at New Orleans was
quiet At a decline Of IS points to 8 cents for
middlings; sales 20 bales
FUN he'd by n l. f,arr-n,s, q ~
The Washington herald., 1917-01-14
EASTERDAY BRANCH HERE.
Big Stock Brokerage House Open,
Offices in Woodward Building.

w. w. yesterday and Company, Inc.
stock brokers, with main Offices at AZ
Broadway, New York, and branches In
Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Atlantic
City, have opened handsome and COM
modious new offices in the east end of
the Woodward Building, 141s H street,
occupying the entire ground floor.
The firm, while specializing in New
York and Boston curb stocks, is pre-
pared to execute orders on all exchanges,
having direct private wires to all
branches and the New York office.
Harrison Kinnier, prominent In brok-
ersge circles in New York for years, is
general manager of the new Washing
ton branch.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-14
Furnished by w. B. Hi
BALTTI0RE PRODUCE

Baltimore. Jan. B-EGGs-Markst eaoer. Mar
lard. Pcunsylvsnis and nesrby nrsts g. Eastern
Shore Maryland and yirrizia hrsts. Is; Weteu
t0hio) frsts H; West Virginia frsts, a; Southern
North Cardinal hrsts, g: westssn. fresh. csss
count, Is: Western, storage, cas- count. Sa1
selected candied stock in carton, Ssas.
,BUTTER-separttor. extra, Rsg; hrss UsN.
private. a-n.. to.4I; hrstx 1as; DO. In. extra
naf; nrsts. 8a,e: blocks rs. ertrss sesl; frsts
Ha,s; dairy prints Maryland. Pennsylrsnis and
Virginia. cruas. SSe: frsts 3sS; stors psek-d
-sis. q; rolls. Marylsrd and rtrasylIsus. 3se;
do. West vnrinis BAH
LIVE PoULTKf-tsiess per pound srlss otnsa
wise stated; Chickeas choice, sosns by boat
lsais; do. by exIsess. IS; de-. rough and ppox
n; do, old hens, nr. and orr, 10; DO.
sns'l = nsdizn. u; -. cd roostgs ~ sta0.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-14
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Jan I3-BUTTER- Unsettled; re
cepts. 5,5s3 tubs; creamery. higher than e1traa
iOshJiE; creamery extras Cs2 score), Da.Hl frsts
5sa1siz; seconds S4a5H.
EGGS-Unsettled; receipts, 3G cases; fresh
gathered extra hrsts, 81 hrsts 52a3; refrigerator,
seconds to hrsts. 5s5e; nearby hcnnery whites nne
to fancy. 9sso; nearby hennGry browns, Sass
CHEESE-FImer; receipts. l57s boxes; State
held specials 24Ra24st; do. average fancy. zgiaA
LIVE POULTRY-Steady; chickens, aa2l; fowls
l7lzalsi4: turkeys. 90
DREssm-Firm; chickens. na2T; fowls 1sa2ys
rkeys, aa9
The Washington herald., 1917-01-14
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Jan. l3-Monsy on call during the
past week loaned al low as II per cent. which
the lowest since June, 1916. The high for
tbs week 2a per cent
Time money during the week obtainable In
generous amounts Rates 3A to ~ per cent for
all periods from 20 DAYS to sir months mixed
collateral. Industrial loans were quoted at 81 to
ninety days, four. five and six months.
Mercantile paper during the week was in de-
cidedly better demand. Rates 81 to ~ per cent
for sixty to ninety days indorsed bills receivable:
~ to per cent for choice four to siI months,
single nameA
The Washington herald., 1917-01-14
ACTIVITY IS LACKING
ON LOCAL EXCHANGE
Apathy Marks Trading at Closing
Session of Week.

trading was far from active at yester-
uay session Of the Washington Stock
exchange. Capital Traction IS sold at
ie'' washington Gas IS at LOG rs. Chesa-
peake and Potomac Telephone Company
es at iof, decline~of a point, and a small
lot OF hallway per cent bonds at 50 1-2.
Ten shares OF Real Estate Title Insur-
ance stock sold at So
transactions for the week totaled 42i
shares OF stock and ;35. 200 worth OF bonds,
par value.
Graphophone Dividend.
Directors Of the American Graphophone
Company have declared the regular 3-4
per cent dividend on the preferred stock.
payable tomorrow to shareholders of rec
ord January r.
Change at Capital Bank.
H. c. Stewart formerly assistant
cashier of the National Capital Bank of
Washington. 3ls Pennsylvania avenue
southeast. has been promoted to cashier
and ID. ID. Walker appointed assistant
cashier.
Opinions from Wall street.
The following stock opinions from nnan-
ciers Of prominence were received yes
terday by w. B. Hibbs q Co.:
L. L. Watson-As the bankers are not
desirous of encouraging speculation at the
expense of investment and financing, lit
tie inducement is held out for active
market operators to conduct bull move
John Moody-There should be a further
January rise in the stock market, yet 1t
Is getting late for such a rise and IL 1t
ooes not begin In some definite way al
most at once there will remain much less
hope of its occurring at ALI 1t seems pre-
mature now to expect any genuine bear
movement. ..-7
Hutton & Colt may be accepted as a
fact that the Wabash Railroad will place
Its A preferred stock on per cent
basis this year. The road should earn
fully per cent on its preferred shares
The following analysis of the New York
market situation was received yesterday
by W. B. Hibbs & Co. from Logan &
Bryan:
Dealings reflected in large part the
backing and filling of the room element
and outside participation was at a min
imum. There was little OF variety or
interest in the days news budget The
methods which the central powers will
now pursue In an effort to combat the
announced intentions of the entente will
be very interesting and doubtless have
much to do with determining the course
Of the stock market For the present and
on account of the substantial short in
terest which is outstanding taken IN
conjunction with the fact that outside
liquidation has temporarily subsided in
large part, 1t strikes us that efforts may
be put forth to advance the list some
what at the expense of the bear crowd"
The Washington herald., 1917-01-14
FUN he'd By n. L Carpenter & Co
New York.
New Orleans
LIVE STOCK NARKETs

Chicago. Jan. l3-HOGS-R Receipts. 1900 head;
S.ns % cents above yesterdays average: bulk
le55alC.s=: light. I0ICalO15: mixed 10 lOaIo %:
heavy. lo50al0s5 rough, l050alO60; pigs Tsae 80 !
CAIILE-ReceiptS, 500 head steady; native beef
castle. 75a-lsO; Westen steers 75OalOOo; stockrrs
aHd feeders. 5.5easS; and heifers, IiOalO %:
C7!Ess SEaIi5
SHEEP- Receipts. 500 head; weak; wethers.
s-soalocS; laJnbs. ll5OauOo -
The Washington herald., 1917-01-14
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore, Md, Jan. B-WHEAT-C7osed easier
No. red spot and January. 1854; No red West
ern, spot, 20SA.
CoRN-Closed hrner. Spot, Loe; January. L6.
OATs-Market steady. Standard white, 81; No. 5
white, 63h.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-14
NEW YORY CURB MARKET.

New York, Jan. l3.-Tradine the curb market
today extremely dull. Transactions fell OF
in volume to about the smallest business in SIX
months Midvale Steel was erratic and this was
Characteristic OF most of the issues Aetna Ex-
posiTes sold At the highest Of the wreck.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-14
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York, jan I3-wHEAT-weaker; light de-
mand. No. 2 red. 2o2S; No. Northern, Z. o. b.,
zis%; No. 2shard winter. {. o. b., 2leh; No.
macaroni. nominal; No. I Manitoba. 22. FIX
porters took about 50, 1000 bushels
CoRN-Lower; inquiry is limited. No. yellow.
lC. c. T.. to arrive No. yellow. Los. to arrive
Exporter took nothing.
OATS-Wsaker; demand is ouiet- No. white.
6asos; standard. e4,ias5; No. white 64asiis; No.
white SAaH; urgrsdsd. s4ass Exporters took
nothing.
A church in Philadelphia has NOV
able-letter bulletin board illuminated
by electricity. A switch controlled by
clock-work automatically turns the
lights ON each evening at $50. and
shuts OF the eurrsnt II 1850.