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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-17

THE United States department OF
Agriculture or your state farm mar
ket and pure food department will
give you explicit directions for raising
vegetables, and will tell you simple
methods for canning vegetables and
fruit at home with ordinary home
utensils.
Demonstrate thrift in your home.
Make saving, rather than spending,
your social standard. Get copy of
farmers bulletin No. S0S-"How to Sc.
lect foods"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-17

numbers over so, and meetings are
to be twice week, Mondays and
Thursday evening from o'clock to
$3.50 o'clock for drill,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-17
NEIGHBORHOOD GOSSIP

Moscow, Idaho.-"I was in a badly
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-17
LEARN HOW TO CAN.

with food when the garden ceases tt
produce
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-17

rundown condi-
ton. Had no
appetite, blood
was bad, causing
ernptions and
pimples, a n d I
had a sharp pain
over my heart
and a dragging,
tired feeling. I
tried a number
of doctors with
seed -n,z:,x:..~
The Washington times., 1917-11-08

CONDUCTORS AND MOTORMEN-AEe 10
to % years. Apply ? .. m, THE CAPITAL
TRACTION CO.. ssth and n SITS. n. w. ]
The Washington times., 1917-11-08

Over 50 1earS cure Of chSonie N.rreS, ~,
and special Diseases OF Men and WomSn
Means health to you il you suffer
from catarEh. obe.Ity. RhsumstIsm, coa-
Btipauon. Piles, Throat. Lungs, Brain.
heart Blood and Skin Diseases. Nervous
Debility. Kidney Diseases. Bladder Trouhlea
speciAe Blood Poisoning. Eruptions, UlosTs,
and All Private Diseases Cured for LIE b
eafe Methods.
s6s. Bacteria vaccines. and al the new -
runs and Anti-toxins administered
Charges Low. n sdicins furnisho4
Private Waiting Room for LadieR
ofncs hsurs: 10 ts I. to & eunAzy. 70 . n
The Washington times., 1917-11-08

LABORERS - Colored, for
iron shop. 5th and V SITS.
n. E. /.
The Washington times., 1917-11-08

DISTRICT OF coLUMBIA. washiaston. oe-
tooer 81, lsiI. Taxpayers Of the District OF
Columbia will take notice that the under
signed has received the stAtcment Of ths as
sessrnent OF realty taxes for the District of
Columbia for the ascal year ending June 20.
1919 aad Will be ready to roeeive payment OF
taxes 1T this Office on and after November ],
1911. The Act Of Congress approved Febru-
ary H. 1907, provides: That on and after
the Ist day Of November OF Zach year the tax
may be paid In two equal installments. the
hrst In November and the second IN Nay.
but penalty shall accrue for delinquency
until the following Jure. herr after pro
vided: or II the whole OF any part Of said tax
upon real or personal property GhAll not be
paid before the hTst day Of June IN each YER
the same shall thereafter Be IN arrears anu De-
linaueht. and there shall then be added to be
collected, with Eaid ta<, q penalty Of orr per
eentum Per month upon the amount thereof.
and = like penalty on the nrst day Of each
succeeding month until payment OF said tax
and renalty. and the whole shall constitute
the dslinqus Mt TAX. to bs dealt with In the
manner now provided By law Attest: BEN
L. PRINCE, Collector Of Taxes. D. c.
The Washington times., 1917-11-08
HELP WANTED-MALE

CARPENTER as partner in joebing and re-
pair work; good established trade: not
much money needed. Apply to BOX lA,
Times office.
The Washington times., 1917-11-08

CLERKS, automobile drtvers, freight hand
lers, also boys over Is years old. Apply
Timekeeper, ADAMS EXPRESS CO.. md and
Eye ata. n E.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-14

n engaged nation universal
Warareh ehys8 8naHef fs uonhe as orr
Moor negarete taneh1
Noones keaD o 9TH
all other
Of American narns
into Christmas buying for thing
and w had adseedp$ another
rrnoiou
aIssad and
the
eforst osIpnta
the ability Of average folk to pay war
dandsu
hone-pr n
yand the s1g
appe the
the eS
Christmas
the
settlement Drts share of t
MOofne sfoh first #
normally not nggardy with full assurance
aca 70 ne holiday
will return
The Detroit times., 1917-12-14

This page Is an unsolicited contribution Of The
Detroit Times TO the cause Of Patriotic Trading.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-13
COTTON MARKETS.

New York, Jan. n-Notwithstandtng the firm
Of the entente note, the cotton market did
fairly well today and ended higher
Prices opened TO Is points higher, with Liver
pool houses among the bcet buyers Offerings
scattered and after the start the market acted
steady with prices st the end Of the first 20
minutes about II points over yesterdays close.
Port receipts for the day were q los bales against
4S, SO bales last year. New York warehouse stocks
are $50 bales, compared with 257l5 bales a
year ago. Exports for the day were 1904 bales
0earances for the season todats aggregate 3y72 50,
bales against III bales for the corresponding
period last season.
Spot here was quiet, unchanged at 1sB cents;
there were no sales. Spot at New Orleans wss
steady and unchanged on the basis Of 1918 crnts
for middling; the sales were 2sso bales TIE
amount brought into sight for the week, New
York figures Is 8i, 50. bales compared with yl 1es
bales last year and slo.5H bales two years aro
Rsceipes at Galveston were 77eo bales: New Or
leans, sose bales; Savannah, LIS balsa
Spot cotton at Liverpool today vas rerprted in
moderate demand at 10 points decline on the ba Ss
m Hid for mid upland. The sales agrrer.ted
700. including 600 American. The imports were
1900 bales, including 1000 American The mar
ket for futures closed steady at . net advance Of
is to u pointA
The Washington herald., 1917-01-13
BALTTYORE PRODUCE

Baltimore. Jan. lz-EGGs- Market quiet. Ma-y-
land. PennsS lVAnia and Bearby hrsts s5: Fast
Shore Maryland and Virginia. frss. 4ls45: Western
tOhio, frsts i2aA: WeS Virginia hrss ssaA
fresh count. s5: we~tern s,n-zge. case count,
5A57 selected canded stock in carton. asa1s.
BUTTER-SsTarstur extra. +DsG; hrsss. SsSs;
private IN. tNal; hrsts Ssas; DO. In. extra
tozil; hrsts. 3sA3s; blocks Es eItrss iOall drstH
SAP dairy prints Maryland PennSylTHni. and
Virgins. extras. escs frsts, nSz: storepsetrd-
nrEs. z rolls MaryIsud and P~nnsylIaniy. fsAs:
do. West Virginia. 2sS29.
LIVE POULTRY-Prces prr pound unIes othes-
wise stated: Chickens. choice. younE, by boat.
lssls; do. by eIp-ess Z; do. roush and poor,
L; do, old hens. ms. and oVrr. ITAis; do,
small 10 medium. II; do. old roosters and st6gS.
loaI. Ducks. Young. MuscoVy and MonErel. Il; do,
White PekiDgs lSa,e: Indian RunnsS young I7sls
Puddle. choice, fat. Is; do smaller I5sl6. Gesse.
Maryland and Virginia. fat lssls do. southern and
Western. 7sls; do, Kent Island fat lss2O turkeys,
choice hens. 8; do, young gobbeTs. 25; do. Old
toms. 2: do. small poor. crooked breast. lsz2Di
Piseons old. pair. u; do. young. d. Guinea fowl
young. II bs and Up. Is; do. smaller. 8; do.
old q
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUITs-Potstoe-.
white, Western Maryland sad FeunsylIHnia. bushei
l.T5al8 Go. New York and Maine. bushsL l.7s
is; Eastern Shnur Maryland and Virginia. No. /
hushel. !. .5elso: do frosted bushrl $3.50; nearby
bushel box. lSsl.66; sweets Eastern. Virginia.
yeIlCvs barrpI. 2T5s2op; do Eas;r-n Shore MarJ.
River. barrel. 275a3cO: do, North Carolina 500
IS: do HRmper, basket ll5slE: ysms large
bright, smooth. hsrrel. 2oaa2 3; apples. Western
Maryland and PernsvlTania packed. harrel. 251aS 30
do. New NOrk state. No l. barrel. 25OaLSo: do.
No 2, 2o0a2 =; beans. F70rds Ereen bsSket, u %.
l75: do, basket. 25sl 80: @ bbSge New York
State. Danish ton g oas5 %; do domestic ton,
so.ooss5 %; celery. New York. h1nch. naJO: cTan.
berries. as to quality barrel 5Coae 80; c71cumbers
Florida. basket. 25a300 %; eggTlan;s F11Jids cate
L75s2S 8; grapefruit Florida. 10 size box 2oos
rs: ksle. Norfolk. barrel sOaso: do native blshel
h"N Saio: lettuce. Norfolk basket Oa7S; do,
Florida. basket, nNl50; onions. New YORK and
Western, yellow. loOlh. ssck l0Ri 80: gangs
Florida. as to sizc. box l75s2 .: prpD~rs Florida
crate 2SA3Co; SPINACH. NnrfoR lSaLT5: do IA.
tive. bushel box. 6as5: squash Florida crate "a
a2E strawbezries Florida quart 25aS: tomatoes
Florida. fancy. carrier 30a3 SC do. choice car
rier, 22SA3 50; turnips, nStiTe. busbel. 7SaLQ
The Washington herald., 1917-01-13

bunch. 5se; Brussels sprouts per ct. l5sls; cab
bzse rer lOC lbs. foa5 50 esrrots per box al 90
cauhnower. California. crate. l7-acaG; celery. Cab
fornia. crate. sOlss o. do. New Noik. cate 2S0A
500; cucuu.b r. hssEst. 30Oai .. cgmblinES. c-Ete.
l.Soa2.25; eggplant. pr crate, 20a3.5O; kAie per
bbi, l.0oal ): lettuce. FlOrda. Ter BASKET SS2 .;
ckra. Florida. per crate. 25Gsi50. onions. pez
bag. iT5a5oo; pess. Fcrida. per basket. 3OOailDo;
IePrrrs. Per Gate, l.jCasoo; potatoes. per bbL,
SWa5Oo; do, Northern. per sack. 4.T5s5l0; rutA-
hsgss per bbl 5.O6l4 %: sweet potatoes. per bbl,
Sejai.S; spinach Ter bbl.. l.7SG2.3; tomatoes.
Florida, pu crate. 2.1Oa50: turniTs. per box,
'.01al2
RJiIS-NppIes. peT bG.. 250S5.5e. grapefruit.
Der box. 3oOs2; lemons. PIT box, z7Ss35O' oranges.
Tsr box. California. 27SssOO do. Florida, 25osS.o;
pineapplss per crate. s.JOaim
SEEDS-Blue sIass I,eT busbel. lSosls; clover.
shslfa. per n. lE4al6: do. slsika per n. ns5o;
red, pr n, l6'ssls; do. white. Per n. sA5
sapaing Or mammoth. yer b.. lss2; timothy, per
bushe 2Sca2eC: orchard grass per bushel. Zsos2se
red top pr n. Io4l2
GRAIN-Com. old. white. pr bHsl,el e2ssi:
DO. yellow. 3Sss; oats white. per bushsl G1s1;
do. mined. slse2; wheat milling. PER 6ushel. lsss
LE; do. ordinary !lOslI5.
HAi-Tmothy. No. !. per ton. H.csIsJco: DO.
No. 2, 400; mixed. Dozl2oo: con. new. per
bbL. i75; wheat straw. per ton. 800; tangled rye
strsr. Ter ton. u.C; long ne straw. pe- ton. 100
HlDES-Green. per b. = do. salted, Per ID.
n do. drJ, per h.. 2ss3l; horse hides. each. TOO
calf skins green. each. 4o<a4.5o: lamb SKINS. green
each. os2Q
The Washington herald., 1917-01-13
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia, Jan BUTTER-The msrkrt
ruled firm under light offerings aud a fairly sctire
demand and prizes 4 solid rscked creamery SdvEnc-
"a isc. Quote: Western s0lfd-TsrSe creamery fancy
50 cials per n. -; 'N'-a. 4oa4I: extra hrss
S'saSs; frSt~. 16-s7'.: d..SScunds. 35aT7S- relo-
Va:ed. +; do. frN;s. 4 d, sscOuds y: nearby
Trints fancy. 6; average extra GAi2: frsts Es2s :
seconds Sa5j special fapCl brands Of prints l6Sss
EGGS-WeIe srarue and firm with demand fair.
We quote: Nearby extra. Issr d1L s.; nearby hrsts
l50 per standard case; nearby current receipts
$40 per case Western extra s. per Dozen: eTt-a
drsts. AS per csss; do. fr~s. $50; refrigerator
extra lilo: do, frsts losO: seconds. ioo; candled
-ggs jobb'ng at 6Ha65 per dozen.
i've POGLTRN-Fnwls quality 1918;
rooters. l4al5; sTTng chickens according to quality
Eals White Leshurns, according % quality I7ale
ducks. as to size and quality sG2p; turkeys ass:
geese. lsaz pigeons old per pair 2s3o; do. young
per pair 9a25
DRESSED PoULTRY-Fre-h killed, dry-pcted
fowls. u TO box. dry picked. fancy selected per
pound, 2 weighing f1sGS pounds apiece. 25t do. =
lhs apiece. .; do, 81 lhs apiece. HA22; do. >
POUNDS apiece lea2o. Fowls. in barrels fancy dry
picted-Weighins fSts5 pounds and over GIdece, =;
weighing 4 pounds Spiecp. n smaller sbes I7s2O
Old roosters dry-picked, u. Roasting chickens
Western, dry picked in boxes weighing ealO pounds
per pair, 3aS; roasting chickens Western. dry
The Washington herald., 1917-01-13
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below for large lots Of good
marketable goods only. JobbeTs prices higher.
Lower grades may be sold for less. Fancy goods
command higher prices.
EGGS-Fresh. per dcz., %; Southern. BsS.
BUTTER-Best prints. new. per n. ~ do. tub.
q; process. Mas; storepacked. 3s3.
LARD-Tub. pure. per n. E-l7h; do. com
pound. lialri; cottonseed oil. per hre-gallon can
EB.
CHEESE-New York new. pc- n, 24e5 fat,
Ba26: Swiss. domestic, S2as5: do. foTeisn, shss0
LIVE PoULTRY-Chickens. per h.. %; hens.
per b., Is; roosters. per u, 3 ducks, per b.
BAD; geese. per n.. lsal6: keats young. ~ Ds,
and over. each, Is; turkeys. Per H.. IS.
DRESSED POULTRY -Chickens. choice. per B
3a2; hens choice, per H., l9o2o; roosters. per b.
lsal4; capons, hs. each. per n.. sa3o: ducks.
large, n. 20 geese, large, e. ss2o; turkey.
choice, per ID, 8 do. medium, per h.. e.
LIVE sTOCK-Calyes. veal, prime, per n.,
loal31: do. medium Ioall; spring lambs. fat per
b.. HaI3: sheep. per n.. 5ts6S.
DRESSED GooDS-Pork, small per h., Is
do, heavy. pcr H. llhal2
GAME-Rabbits. choice. PER doz. 25oa3oo; com.
mon. I.2os2W.
GREEN GoODS-Besns, per basket, L5oa3 50;
lima bsanA Flu<ida. per basket, Aasaa@; beses.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-13
In the World of Finance and Trade
NO ENTHUSIASM IN
new YORK MARKET
Wall Street Disappointed When Active
Issues Close Without Lift.
tBy the international New. Service.

ny the international News Seryice.)
New York. Jan. R.-Wan Street was
very much disappointed today at the ac-
uon OF the stock market 1t opened about
Two points higher In active issues but
ciosed barely above the prices Of yes
to-day. There was no enthusiasm even
AZ the high opening. Shorts, who covered
~ expectation OF activity and strength,
began putting out their contracts almost
immediately, for the public displayed no
interest and the big professionals seemed
70 FEAR that IL they tried to put the mar
ket up stocks would be handed to them
by their fellows.
In the afternoon President Wilson made
the street feel even more nervous by let
ting 1t become known after the Cabinet
meeting that he would continue his ef-
rorts for peace.
United States Rubber has been well
purchased for the last three weeks. Large
blocks OF II were obtained at bargain
prices on the day OF the Lansing panic
and II has gone into good hands ever
since. Announcement today that Kuhn,
Loeb and Company had taken the COM
peny's bonds was another step toward
the making OF a market for rubbers.
Selling Of the motors were persistent al
though not spectacular. Everybody with
motors stocks is looking for a chance
to get out,
Rails are also being sold because the
public has finally awakened to the fact
that the increase OF gross means a re-
ductton OF net. With the labor problem
still unsolved, the railroads are finding
operating costs growing faster than gross
Extra dividends that seemed assured a
Few months ago are now dismissed from
Wall Streets mind.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-13
WEEKL Y REVIE w OF TRADE

New York. Jan l2-Bradstreets tomor-
row will say:
While there is some evidence OF con-
servatisn. born of desire to avoid stock
ing up with high-priced goods. trade is
beginning TO throw on the seasonal leth-
argy incident TO the post holiday period.
Statesmen are again on the road, and
buyers are in the more important mar
kets sizing things up. the price situation,
which continues TO swing upward as re-
CARDS staple articles. rendering IL essen
tial for buyers to deliberate with eau
ton. However, talk OF early peace in
Europe has been all but ended by the
reply of the entente allies and thereby
some hesitancy as TO the future has been
diminished. s.- -s.- ..
Over a large part of the West, trade
Is relatively brisk for this season OF the
year. large orders heretofore received de-
note confidence. merchants are asking
for prompt shipments and collections are
good. Likewise. some jobbers. particu-
larry those dealing In dry goods. fear
they may not be able 10 promptly fill all
orders, especially as mill interests are
likely to be tardy I'm making delivery.
Net reports OF some overlooking are
not absent. one statement having espe-
cially to do with shoes. However. most
markets indicate that demand for shoes
is active and difficulty in getting raw
material persists, which fact presages
even higher prices than now prevail and
evidently dearer summer shoes.
Retail trade IS featured by clearance.
but. Of course. prices on staple articles
are not so attra ctivc as I'm other years.
Warm weather has hampercd distribu-
ton in the Eastern cities
The Washington herald., 1917-01-13

New York. Jan. n-Dun's weekly re-
view tomorrow will say:
With the end Of the holidays and
annual settlements. business has regained
momentum in many branches and sec
hons. though wholesome conservatism
and caution are everywhere manifest
Each week the question OF future
economic readJustments enters nore
largely into calculations. and doubts as
10 the changes that must ultimately be
effected cause hesitancy both In legiti-
mate trade and industry and In specuia-
ton,
buyers and sellers alike recognize that
transition TO a more natural range OF
commodity prices Is Inevitable. and
among interests whose requirements are
covered far ahead. there is a disposition
TO defer purchases in anticipation Of con-
cessions. Yet after a long period Of ex-
trsordinarF buying some abatement OF
den1a--I is TO be expected and with the
works booked to capacity for months to
come, there is little, n any. yielding
among producers. who still are more con-
ceTned with the problem OF making de-
liveries on previous contracts than in
securing additional orders.
Operating conditions have improved in
some districts and outputs are again
augmented. but transporting facilities
continue inadequate and inability to
obtain sufficient fuel remains a handi-
cap at industrial plants. while delayed
shipments OF products have a retsrding
influence in other directions. Best re-
suits in the mercantile field have not
been possible because Of the vagaries OF
the weather. yet distribution to con-
sUmers is in noteworthy volume through
out the country and TiIl be further
stimulated by lower tCmperatures.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-13
New York Opinion.

The following stock opinions from
financiers of note were received yester-
day by w. B. Hibbs & Co.:
Edward b. Smith & Co.-There is much
prospect that peace negotiations may not
necessarily be accompanied by a serious
prolonged breakdown in American busi-
ness prosperity.
E. F. Hutton & Co.-Money is easy,
brokers loans are down, prices have had
n big drop. technical conditions are sound.
F. B. KeeCh & CO.-The market is high
ly professional and as is usual in such
markets. goes contrary to public eXpecta-
tions. We advise caution in trading in
stocks
Clark. Childs &; Co-There are signs of
an early revival of activity in stocks of
the coal roads. Present prices of anthra-
cite ought to mean millions Of increase IN
earnings to Pcading, Lehigh Valley, On
tario and Western. Erie. Delaware and
Hudson. Iackawanna and others.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-13

picked, in boxes weighing pounds per pair 2sas:
roasting chickens, Wcsterp IN boTe. weighing
pounds per psir, Zz23' roasting eaesenk. Western.
icn TNcked. In b.rreiS weighing sae rou1Sds
per psiT. %. ross-.-ig chickens Neseru. IN tsT-
rels- weighing pounds peT psir. 1Sz. B-as@@s
chickens western. ia boxes weighing Ssa c5ibds
per pair. 2lA2S. Chickens weighing bas pounds pH
Nr Isa1D; Do, mixed szes IsSa Broilerz. gersJ.
ancy Bail: bgoilerS, other nearby. weighing lhza4
poundr sTiece zsa; broilers nearby, smaller stzes
SAE: TURKEYS. per pOGnd. fancy ne~ibs, slal'
fancy. weseru gG,2: fair 70 good. BAN odd torns,
esGZ9 cor-mca 1sKZ; ducks, nearby, ESZ; do,
Western mn: seese nearby. ITsls; DO. Western.
lSals squads. per dooen. white weighing lHIs
pouI ~ 6O0S6.25: do. do. sGl0 pounds, 5-&s5. s.;
do. DO. 8 POUNDS. I9e4.D: do, do pounds.
3SSsS: do. do. 6Ssa pounds 275s5OO; dsrf.
25OA3 %; small and Ma 2. esl.Z.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-13
CHICAGO GRAIE MARKET.

Cdicsro. Ian n-Ths SnnouBosrn.ut made ~
the British cur1missaOu today that IT'S pS-chast
u Tezdsturs for JSnuxyy. February and NHrrh
have been fully made, CTerh4lAnced all else in The
wheat trsds al CEdcAEn The snnounc-urnt sezn-
81 tax the wind out q the sSis q the holder,
n wheat they unlosdsd IN a hurried manner
with tie p-ce nOt co1Sideed.
The grain trade Ehs whole vEs more o. -
encouraged by he clcsrADces cf wheat and -four.
as wheat during this week, the tGtal footing up
SOS 900. comrsFcd with C2 100 bushels the previou,
week and s.S'5. 90 bushels for the co7espoudfus
time a year arn. While thsS- increased clear1ncer
show that the vessel stuNticn - sr1aevhst ezspr,
theIe II Stlll room for vEst fmprDyensut IN tho
number q vessels which must oosne bsfore tbe-.
is an grs&t relief in the terrible cpaFestior at
sab ard ports and elS-where.
There was nothing in the n-WS u czu-s any
great depression in whest today with the pusdbl.
exception q the claim made by the British c,rD-
mlsSl1u July wheat relatively srunser than
the May. there being some buying O. the rspCrtI
q dry weather in the snutkwest
Coarse grains vere lower CrTn showed a rrIos
setback Of aslS cents and oats q SsEA cent Both
q theso grains were hisheT at the opeuinS but
they weakened later, chiefly unde the iuhuenss
f wheat
There ~ss higher ranre for hos p-odu-,s TO-DAY.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-13
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago, Jan. 2-HOGS-Rsoeipts z 900 head;
strong; 5 To 10 cents aboEs yesterdays average
bulk 10 EOa!07D. light 9gal055 mixed. l02oal07 IS;
heavy. IODalasO rough. lO5OalO IS: pigs, T75a9.so.
CATTLE Recsirt- 100 head; strong native beef
and feeders 5oass; cows and hs4ters l. IOalO %;
calves aT5an q
SHEEP Receipts. 5000 head; steady; wethers.
95sl065; lambs u.5OaI4,5.
Kansas City, Jan. -HOGS-Receipts. 500 head
higher; bulk l025ai0TO; heavy, l06Oalo75: packers
and butchers. TO- iOslO70; light. lOOOal05o; pigs
s1a9T5.
CATTLE Receipts. 30 head strong: pCime-fed
steers lOT5lil5o: dressed besf steers, S50al0 50;
Southern stsers 6sOaS.75; cows. 5.3s9D; heifers.
650all 90: stcckars and FEEDERS 6a9Oo; bulls ooa
500: calves 6.5sll5O.
SHEEP-Receipts 500 head: strong: lambs.
l3 Goals IS; yearlings Il oal225; wethers sOalo Is;
ewes s5Oaa75
The Washington herald., 1917-01-13
thnnxe. at Munsey Trust Company

c. II. Pope, vice president of the
unsey Trust Company and resident
] inager since the opening OF the bank.
: to be transferred to the new Knicker-
locker National Bank of New York, in
which Mr.. Munsey holds an important in
terest
s. ]. Henry, manager of the branch OF
the Munsey Trust Company at Fifteenth
and H street, has been promoted to Mr..
Pope's place in the main office of the
company, and his transfer results In the
promotion of James II. Baden and L. A.
Slaughter. who will Jointly take over the
management of the Fifteenth street
branch under Mr.. Henry's supervision.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-13
NEW YORK MONEY

New York. Jan. l2-Money call opened at 2
PEI cent; high, per cent low IA per cent; close
per cent. Most of the days leans were made ,t
IN per CENT.
Time money continued easy and with only a mod
erateh good demand. RatUs. JlS5E per cent tor
all rVriods from ninety DAYS 10 six months on mixed
collateral Industrial loans quoted al 3Aa5E
Ter CENT for sxty days. 3lsa3b per cent for ninety
days. four. five, and six mnnths
Mercantile paper issued in rather restricted
amounts the demand is daily better and broader
The tendenc9 is toward loSer rates. which were
quoted at 3ts3A per cent for sixty to ninety days
Endorsed bills receivable; 34ai PER for choice
four to six months single Names
The Washington herald., 1917-01-13
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Jan. l2-BCTTER-Firm; receipts.
36i tubs; creamery, higher than extras. 40iis4l
creamery. extras (2 scOrs1. 39As4O: hrsts. Sea3e;
seconds. 3a35h
EGGS-E1cted: receipts. 5.52e cases; fresh gath
cred extra frsts 81; frsts 53 seconds and poorer,
Sa52; refngerator seconds TO frstS, EAa9; nearby
hennsry whites, fine to fancy. Ba6o nearby hennery
browns. Sass
CHBEE-FIrm; receipts. 5S4 boxes; State held
specials. 24A Aa2h
DRESSED POULTRY-FIm: chickens. 3aa;
fowls l5at3is; turkeys. 3a32
The Washington herald., 1917-01-13
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York, Jan. l2-wBEAT- Higher; fair de
mand.. No red 2.oiA: No. Northern Z. o b.
2.Hh; No. . hard winter, f. o b.. 2lIh; No.
macsroni nominal; No. l Manitoba, 2ahA Es-
porters took about 8oIooo bushels, chiefly hard
winter
CORN Easier; inquiry is moderate. No. yellow.
arrive. Exporters took 1000 blshsls
oATS-Weaker; demand moderate. No, white.
65lsass; gtandard C5as5is No. White. eisa66: No.
Z whit, e4asih ungraded. S1sSs. Exporter took
10000 bushelA