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The Washington herald., 1917-12-13
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia. Dec. l2-BUTTER-Fine s,och
was scarce and prices Of both solid packed and
creamery and prints advanced lc Quotations
Western solid -pAcked creamery. extra, per ID.
20; higher scoring goods 5ISs2: extra hrvts, ssa
70; frsts Sat: seconds, Ilai3; held creamery.
good to choice. iiai6; ordinary ssI2; nearby
prints. fancy. 81: average extra. 5lAs3: nrsts.
tsss: seconds Gao; special brands Soebins al
5aS.
BGGsIThe market SOe per case higher under
scarcity. Quotations: In free cases. nearby
hfsts. B.saIf.lo per standard oass; eurrent ~
oeipts. 1850: seconds, - SaIso0: Westsn extra
6rts. MOAlIo: .frsts. $50; secohds, I&soa
H.m: refrigerator. extra, f2W; selected frosh
jobbing al 64a66 doz.
roosters. IS; spring chickens. according to qTal,
ity. aOa2; ducks, Peha. AaS; indian Runner,
aaS2; tlrkey4 2aG: geese. 4aE.
DRESSED POULTRI-Turteys. fresh killed,
nearby, sprinf. dry.picked, fancy. psT H.. 35aS5
fair to good S2aa; fresh-kiIled Western. sprus.
drypicked. fancy, SIa35; fair TO good. =2a33;
fresh killed. iced. in barrels Eauc5 35a3I; fair
TO GOOD. SlAs2: old toms, SOAR common. g3ag5
Fowls. II to box. miH-fed, dry-picked. fancy
y: tihs apiece, 2; 3H lbs. apiece, 8; lb%
apiece. Ts25; lord. in bArrslL fancy dry picked.
weighing ~ lbs and over apiece, 6; 4 lbS.
apiece, IN; smaller sizes. 81. Old ROSTERS.
dry-pieked- 2 Broing chickens, weighing lXa2
lbs. spiece. Jersey. fancy, S5S3e: Virginia fancy.
SoAu; other nearby. 2saJo; Western, 2As3O: roast
ing chickens. Western. in boxes, weighing GH
lhs and over apiece Ta8; weighing I lhs.
apiece, g; roasting chickens, Western. in bar.
rek. weighing A. Ibs and over apiece. g; Z
lbs, .: 81 lbs apiece. 3 ZKa3 lbs. apiece. Ga
n Ducks. nearby. Z3aS: Western. weighing (
lH. and over 2a25; West srn, smaller sizes a.
Geese, nearby, 23a5; Western, Sa24.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-13
n. r. Kelth,.-vaudeyIIIe.

Next week at B. F. Keith's TheRter
n notable bill will present for the hrSt
time here William b. Friedlander' =
production OF the fsrcical comic opera
The Naughty Princess" with a
Broadway cast including Esther Jar
rett and billie" Rogers. 1t runs e
tuneful and jolly length OF forty-five
minutes. Another extraordinary at
traction win be the japanese prirNa
donna Haruko Onud, who was a hit
at the New York Hippodrome. Sul!
another unusual addition will be the
Russian prima ballerina, Vlasta Mas
Iowa. Wilfred Clarke and company OF
comedians, including Miss Grace Mein-
ken, will offer Mr.. Clarkc's new farci-
cal hit. "His Real Trouble" and Ken
ny and Hollis win burlesque rar raj
boys in their "Freshy's Initiation.
Miss Janet Adair will sing exclusive
songs, accompanied on the piano by
Miss Adelphi, and McMahon, Diamond
and Chaplow will play laughablc
pranks in The Rag Doll" The pipe
organ recitals and the Hearst-Pathe
news pictorial are added.
On Thursday Of this week there will
be a special children's matinee at the
usual matinee hour of 2:15 and Rock
and White will delight lot Of the lit
tie ones by distributing quaint Kewpie
dolls they have brought down from
Broadway especially for that occa-
sion.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-13
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below are for large lots OF
good marketable goods only. Jobbers' prices are
higher. Lower grades may be sold for less.
Fancy sbods command higher prices.
EGGS-Fancy. strictly fresh. 55AE6: average
receipts. 81; Southern West Virginia, s.
CHEEsE-New York State factory. new, per
h., zss.
BUTTER-Elen print, 81: Elnn tub, 50;
process. S.; store-packed, 2a30
LIVE POULTRY-Hens, per h.. 2: roosters,
per lb.. Is; turkeys. per ID, 20: Chickens Per ID,
Aa25; keats, young. each, 3Oa35.
DRESSED POULTRY-Hens. choice per ID,
D: sSprfng Chickens Ea2S per lb: turkeys Per
lo., SOa3; roosters, per IN. laaD; geese, per
Ib.. lsa20; ducks per h.. 2a2.
LIVE STOCK-Sheep. per h., Sag; lambs.
spring. Is; calves. per h.. N; medium. per h..
lSal5h; common. l2al3.
P0RK-smAll. Per h.. 2; medium, per h.,
2; heavy. Per h., lea2o.
SEEDS-Red clover, l55Oal5.eo per bushel
alsike clover. N5Oal5.0o; crimson clover, la5a
800; timothy. 3.Sjaioo per bushel; red top.
hoal4I5 per 100 lbs; bluegrass. 3.coaa5o.
GRAIN-wheat, milling. per bIlshel. 2.lOa2. q; 4;
corn. per bushel. 2oOa2O5; oats, white, 69a7O
Baz.
rTUITs-Apples. new. per bbl.. 2UOa6Oo: per
box. 5on275; California oranges. 4O0a5 %, lemons
bSoa6,5 50; Concords. Alb. basket. lOalS: pears
basket. 5Ca25O: grapefruit. crate. 35OatoO.
GREEN GO0DS-Potatoes, No. l, 2Oa2 rs
per bbl.; No. . potatoes. l50a275; sweet pota-
toes, 3Ooa6.50 per bbl.; No. q 20Oa2 50 per bbl !;
string beans. per basket, 35Oa5 %; peppers, crate
3.oa5.5o; okra. per crate. 225a35O; radishes, per
lo. lsoaEo; cucumbers. basket, 35Oa500; egg
plant. 3ooaS.m crate; cabbage. per 100 lbs. 2yOOa
70; beets. per bunch. ia6; lettuce. L75aS.D per
basket. celery. aa75 per doz celery. crate, 25on
40; romaine lettuce, 1.OOal5o; squash, 2OOa2 25
per crate; tomatoes, l.5oa3.75 PER box; spring
onions. l.5oa2Oo per 100 punches; onions, per
sack. 10a35; spinach. 3OOa35o per bbI kale,
SOal.I5 Dbl. turnips, PER box, 75a9o: per bbl..
l.75a3o; cauliiOwer, 22oa25 per crate.
GAME-RabbitS No. |. i.uoa4.T5; No. 2
| 50al.0.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-13
oe.me.-aHeno ErNpt.-

The sensation among g.rl acts in
popular vaudeville this season. NJ.
Thor's Hello Egypt" will he the
headline attraction at the Cosmos
Theater next week. A feature act WilI
be provided by no less than the IA
nous Butch" MeDevitt, known as
the millionaire for a day" and his
orfer of a statue OF himself to Con-
Sress. Munro Brothers viii give a
performances Of unique comedy
acrobatics: Brown and Evans will Cu-
tertRin with songs. eccentric dances
and incidental comedy. and Bruce
buffers and company will present a
novel plav,et entitled. Via Wire
less;' MCNslly and Ashton will do
a blackface act. The MIN features.
always a part OF the program. viii
include The Flaming omen,'' big
VitaCraph production with Mary
Anderson and Alfred Whitman as the
picture stars, and the Sunshine
comedy, "A MIX Fed Vsmp." with
the HeaTst-Psthe News
Friday will be Red Cross beneft
day, when an enlarged and elaborate
program OF entertainment will he
presented. the entire proceeds OF
which will be donated TO the Amcri-
can Red Cross Fund. The tickets for
it will be accepted at any matinee
on December Is. Is. % and q also.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-13
NEW YORK MONEY.

New YoCk, Dec R-Monsg on call ON the
stock exchange opened at 9 per cent; high, 6
per cent; low. ~ pr cent: close. 81 per cent
Most Of the days loans were made at Per
cent
Tine noosy was quiet and unchanged. with
limited transactions. Rates on mined collaterals
quoted at 5ia5sS pr cent for dxty days; 81
per cent for ninety days and FSa5k per cent
for -four, I've and SIX months. and On induSxials
5Ass Per cent for all maturitisa
Msreantile papr was soh in limited amounts
RATES for the most attractive names for four
mouthS ~ per cent; for six months 81 per
cent; namss not % weIl-knovn. per cent,
The Washington herald., 1917-12-13
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. Nd. Dec. n.-GREEN FRUITS
Apples, Baldwin, per bbl., G75a5.OO; do, Ben
Davis 25aloo: do, Ganos. 35aL25; d..
Greetings. 4soa6o; do. Grimes Golden, 6.soa
eco; do. Gills. 5sDa6.oo; do, Jonathan, ssoa
800; do. Kings L75as.oo; do. Paradise sveets,
5.5Oas.o; doS Rome Beauty, Lsas.0; do.
Black Twigs. I5Oa5.Oo; do, Wine saps, 6.oua
$50; do, stayman winesaps. 6oOa5n; do,
York Imperials. 4.5oa5oo; do. York Stripe, 5.5Oa
500; do. Spys. Seeks and splts, 45ua5oo; do,
Tallman Sweets: 4.5Oa5.50; do. No. 2 all varie-
ties, 3.snai.oo; do, box apples, fancy to extra
fancy, per box. l.5oa25o; do. tumble pack,
per box l.25al.4O; do, loose, % to quality, per
cwt.. 1soa25. Cranberrisa late varieties, fancy,
per bbl, H.ooa16oe; do, small to medium,
l2.0al3.5o; do, extra large sorts. ls.ooals 90:
grapefruit, Florida, fancy, per boz, a50asys;
do. fair to choice, 25Oa3oc; oranges, Florida,
as to quality. per box. s.5oaAoo; do, Indian
River pines. 4.2sa47s; satsumas. Florida, a. 20
quality. per strap, s.5osS.oo; tanserinss, roins.
Per strap, 4.5oa6.oo
LIVE PoULTRY-C -Chickens. old hens, lbs.
and over. per Ib., q; do, old hens, snall 20
medium. zla22; DO. white leehorns. nan; do.,
Did ROSTERS. Halls; do, springers, smooth, fat,
2saA; do. rough Sand poor. nan; do. white
leghorns, 22azs; ducks. yomg Pekins, yx Ihs.
and ore, 2; do, puddis. q; do. MuzcoIy. 2;
The Washington herald., 1917-12-13
new Law RECORD
MADE ON MARKET
Rumors on Exchange Seemed to
Force Liquidation.
BY BRODAN WALL.

New York, Dec. 12.-New low records
for the year were made in almost
every stock traded in on the exchange
today. Many Of these records were
absolutely new ones for all time. The
opening was heavy and the downward
movement continued to the very close
with but a slight recovery at the end
Of the day and then in only q few
stocks. Volume of trading was mod
crate. 1t was straight liquidation.
The Mysteries resulted from Secre-
tary Bakers remarkable statement or
Monday in which he seemed to be pre-
pairing the public for some bad news
and from Q report that Justice Bran
deis would be selected by President
Wilson as railroad dictator.
In the afternoon q delegation OF
railroad presidents was in conference
with President Wilson but the result
Of the conference had not been an
when the market closed.
While the railroad situation was a
minor influence, So far as the market
hysteria was concerned, 1t did receive
much attention.
Some of the most influential men Of
the street were in favor today OF
abandoning all objects and meeting
the President more than half way.
There Is strong support for appropria-
tion to increase the passenger rate 25
per cent, turning over all the increase
to a sinking fund for repaying the
loans made by the government 1t
is felt that the government ought to
lend the money to the railroads at as
low q rate as It Is lending to the allies
and that special freight advances
should be permitted on war material
with the idea Of liquidating by the
time the war ends that part OF the
cost of rolling stock which will auto
vanish when peace returns.
Tobacco shares were strong today
as were also Corn Products and West
ern Union, and New York Central.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-13
PROMISED NEXT WEEK.
NationaI-EtheI barrymore.

That dramatic classic of Alexander
Dumas, 1.-The Lady Of the Camellias,"
more familiar to playgoers as Cam
ille," with Ethel Barrymore in the
title role, will be the attraction at the
National next week. A distinguished
group of players has been gathered
by the Charles Frohman Company to
surround Ethel Barrymore in her per-
formance Of the famous play. The
company includes Conway Tearle, Ar
thur Lewis, Rose Coghlan, Mary
Hampton, Leonard Nude, Mary
Worth, Edith Campbell Walker, Wal
ter Bingham, Maxwell Ryder, Charles
F. Coghlan, Shirley Aubert, Edyth
wychoff, Hilda Davis. Wallace Frs
kline, Douglas Paterson, Noel Had
don, Frederick Raymond, Charles
Webster, John n. Troughton, and
numerous others
The Washington herald., 1917-12-13
CHICAGO GRAIN.
By JOsEPH r. PRITCHARD

Chicago, Dec. n-There were narrow fuctua-
tons IN the corn market today and elosins
prices showed but little change for the day.
Ths market showed quite q number Of weak
poantA and these declines drew out improved
demand from huyers. Thrs was persistent sell
ing Of May at a.lSE. which proved To Be the
highest point Of the session. Sample MARKET
was unchanged to points higher.
Oats ruled strong and higher, closing Z to Z
cents better. At no time was there any selling
prs9ure. and prices advanced On Q demand
from commission houses. coupled with the leht
ofsrng in the pit. Ths December future
reached ~ eents. which was within the small
sst fraction Of the highest figure on the crop.
The "spread" between the December and MAY
futures videned out to nearly ~ cents againse
IL cents earlier in the week. and with the top
price reached the December was up 5 cents
from the low level Of Monday.
me provision market showed an easy feeling
and the declines were snail al around The
volume Of trade was light with some hedaina
sales In the market for rihs There was a let-up
IN demand for cash meats and lard. an Of which
was againE prices IN the pit
Furnishsd b. W. B. Hibbs q Co.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-13
Financial NelD ,Oh the Latest Stock Market Quotations

for the stage by. Charles Newman.
George Totten Smith and Melville b
Raymond. This musical comedy M
terpretation OF Buster Brown had its
Inspiration In r. +. outcaults car
toons Of the same name.
II is q mingling Of farce. comedy
and vaudeville handsomely interspers-
ed with pretty musical numbers and
dances interpreted by q splendid
GALAXY Of woung women
Master Gabriel Americas cele-
brated boy comedian, will appear IN
the role Of Buster Brown. and George
Ali IN the slrin and pranks Of Tige,
Busters dog.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-13
APPOINTED RECEIVER.

Boston, Dec. 12.-WalIace B. Dom
ham. a banker Of this city. was ap-
pointed receiver for the Bay State
Street Railway Company today by
Judge Frederick Dodge in the
United States Court. The action was
taken on petition Of Archibald Nc
Neil Sons & Co. of Bridgeport.
Conn, which has a claim OF $4,000
a against this road for coal. The Bay
State company operates trolley lines
a large section of East
ern Massachusetts,.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-13

selling esnssd . lower ruling d prices In the
early afternoon.
Rumors Of unfaTorabls Western front war
Development led to increased pressure In the
lats Afternoon. and the market ruled weak.
Ths South was q steady seller, led b. New
Orleans. and Wall Street also sold . sood
deal In the shape Of liquidation. Forecasts
Of bulliSh domestic consumption statement
on Friday were without influence, and the
market closed around the bottom at q net
decline Of u to 70 points
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

chicasO. Dec. R-HoGs-Receipts, 5000;
strong. Eulk, HDal765: ligbt ia Mali en-:
mixed. lI.6arT.I5; heavy, 17aif.75; rough, Ta
T.0; pigs, l3al5.s5
CATTLE--Receipts 1900: weak Native
steers. T.oaA.5o; Western steers. 6coal325; stock
ers and feeders. 6.l0al015; cows and heifers. $40
Ml.20; calves. S50al5. 50,
sHEEP-Receipts. n0oo; strong. wethers,
asOal3; lambs. lae5a17.
Fitsourgh. Pa.-HOGS-Receipts, 4,5OO; high
er. HeaTies. I.Gal7.s0; heavy yorkers, T.75a
~; light yorkers. HaH.25; pigs. l6.soal7
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 30; steady.
Top sheep. Y; top lambs, r.75.
oALVES-Recsipts. 100; steady. Top. I6
The Washington herald., 1917-12-13
Madame Yrette GuIIhert.

II is impossible to convey IN any de-
greo in writing the Inlll cssions re-
Ceired in a recital by Madame YVette
GuIlbert. This uneQualed artist will
be heard in a recital at the BelascO
Theater Monday evening. December Il.
at Sis. under the MANAGEMENT of
Mrs. Wilson-Greene. OF the variety
Of her facial expressions. her powers
OF mimicry, OF her grace OF move
ment, of the significance OF her ges-
lures. OF the wealth Of suggestion in
her vocal infections and OF her hands
those marvelously expressive hands
pages could be written.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-13
DELAWARE INcORPORATIoNS.

Dover, Del, Dec. 12.-Charters
have been filed here by the South
ern Producing and Refining Com
pany, capital $3.000.o00; the North
American Beverage Company, capt.
tai $2,O00.000; the Mid-Continent
Trust Company. capital s1.5O0.O00;
the Kentucky-TeXas OIL Company.
capital $1.0OO.000. and the Interior
Oil and Royalty Corporation, capI-
tai 81, 100000.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-13
NatIonaI-Mme. MeIba.

Nine. Melba, soprano, will be
heard in concert tomorrow afternoon.
Friday. December IA. at 4:sO. assist
ed by winifred Christie. pianiste, Ar
thur Hackett, tenor, and Frank st.
Leger, accompAnist. The program fol-
lows:
Soil for pianoforts-(a) Prelude in
D Minor" Cw. F. Bach-strabaD:
b La File aux cheSeux de lin"
Debussy); Cc) "BalIade in, A-F1at"
Chopin, Miss Christie. The Jewel
Song from Faust CGounodD, Mad
anne Melba. Songs-(a) lie Reve
from ''Manon Lescaut" CMasseneo; ;
ObD ''Nelr' (Faure): (c) Les Vau-
tourS' Oenormnndl. Mr.. Hackett-
CaD Chant Indoue." sadka CtRemsky-
KorsakofD; Cb) Les PApillons"
(Chausson); Cc) "-Chsnt Vcnetien''
(Bembergl. Madame Melbs. sou for
pianoforte-ClD "Jeaux d'Eau" IRA
web; Cb) Concert Etude" CMoskow-
sky). Miss Christie. Songs-(a The
Swan" CGriog); Cb) THE Blackbird
Song" Cyril ScotU, Madame Melba-
songs-Ca) Passing BY" CPureelD;
Cb) DO Not Go. My Love" CHage-
mani; (c) Ecstasy (Rummen, Mr..
Hackett. Valse Song. ''Se Saran
Rose" CArdItD. Madame Melba. Solo
for pianoforte. "RhapSodie Hongroiss"
0iszo. Miss Christie.
Mason and Hamlin piano used ex-
clusively.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-13
COTTON MARKETS.

New Y0k, Dec l2-Dsclinss oS q to o
points were recorded In the cotton market
today on rather heavy pressure led by the
South ma influences were rmors Of unfayox-
abls dsFelopmsnts on the Western war 'front.'
and ths ueakness in the stock MARKET
An hermulatiou of buying orders from spin-
nss and Liverpool gars The local cotton mar
kes . teady opening today md . partial sd-
nnes q : points
Ths nrkst showed continued nsrTouns~ and
iregularity during The morning
Wall Srest selling. influenced y the weak
Fock nzrsst. and o dunn q spot houss
The Washington herald., 1917-12-13

do. smaller. Dan: geese. nearby. 2AD: DO.
Western and Southern, Zla22; do. Kent Island
2laB; turkeys, young . lbs- and over, 2A1O
do, smaller. &a6; do. old tOms o: DO. poor
and crooked breast, 2a9; pigeons young. per
pair, %; do. old. %; guinea fowl, young. IA
lhs. and over. each. 20; do. smaller. 0AZ5; do.
old. 2oa3
BUTTER-CreAmery fancy. per 10. teaE; CO..
choice. Faf7h; do. good. 45a4e; do, IEint. "a
20; do. bocks fac; ladies. 1a3s: Maryland
and PennsJl'ania rolls. AASS; Ohio rolls. a2AS {;
Maryland. Virginia and Pennsylvania dairy
prints, AAs5: process butter, Ilat2
EGGS-Marland. PennsylTani and nearby
hnts. los od. doz.. g; do. Western hrSas, 81;
do. West Virginia hrsts. 81; do. Southern hrts
The Washington herald., 1917-12-13
BeIasco-Harry Lauder.

Harry Lauder is saying farewell to
America. Don't smile knowing
smile and say he will he beck. because
you may be assured that he win not.
hi~ engagement here at the Belasco
Theatcr Friday and Saturday matinee
and night, December q and %. will be
his last. and 10 make the event all
the more signiGcatnt mail orders for
seats for this event. which promises
to he historical. will be filled at once
by the management.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-13
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Dec. I2-BUTTER-s Strong; re-
ceipts. 1910 tubs: creamery higher than extras,
sOa5l; creamery exaras (s2 score). 4sta50; frsts,
Nai9; seconds, 4O1taiJK,
EiGS-Frm; receipts. Al8 cases; fresh gath
cred extras. 60; extra frsts. osaSe; flrsts 55as7 /;
seconds. S54: refrigerator special marks, Enass;
retnserator hrsts. 8aT; State. Pennsylvania and
nearby Western hennery whites fine to fancy,
e6aO: state. Pennsylvania and nearby henncry
browns, 60a62
CHEESE-steady; receipts, ass boxes; state,
mesh specials, 6a2ah; do. average run. 92ta2s.
POuLTRY-Dressed strong; chickens, 22a3O;
fowls, ls1faS; turkeys. 2a3.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-13
power BONDS At PAR
ON D. c. EXCHANGE
Potomac Electric Company Certi6-
Gates Maintain High War Record.

Potomac Electric first mortgage s
per cent bonds sold at 80 and later
at 100 at yesterdays session on the
local stock exchange. The consoli-
dated IS OF the same company
brought "a. These bonds are held
very largely in this city, and are
bringing satisfactory returns IN these
days OF weakness in all Investments.
Mergenthalcr shares were slow at
is 1-2 to 125. A sale of 800 American
Graphophone Go were recorded at s6.
Third payment installment sub
scriptions to the Second Liberty Loan
were begun yesterday and inquiry
developed the, fact that the proportion
was much larger than expected.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-13
PolI,s-sBuster Brewp."

Fresh from a successful road tour.
Buster Brown and his faithful dog,
Tige, will appear at Polls Thester be-
ginning next Sunday night for q
weeks engasement, with matinees
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Every child In America. and the
grown-up children as well. are fa-
miliar with the famous cartoon BUS
ter Brown" which hss been prepared
The Washington herald., 1917-12-13
Nine. Aida Today.

Mime. Frances Aida, the prima
donna soprano OF the Metropolitan
Opera Company. will be heard In re-
cital today at 40 at the National
Mr. Frank La FORGE. the composer
pianist. we'll known to all patrons OF
music, will be the accompanied, sew
eral songs written by Mr.. la Forge
and dedicated to Nine Aida will be on
the program presented.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-13
Belascs-Marraret AnxIin.

Margaret Anglin IL announced to ap-
pear at the Belasco Theater on Tues
day, Decsmber Is, for brief en-
Eagems6t Of three nights and a matt
nee I'M a new comedy called BILLET
ed" krhe play, which was written by
+. Fennyson Jesse and H. N. Har-
wosdB "a q humorous treatment OF
how women are doing their bit" in
Fngiand. in which Miss Angiin will
assume o role quite at variance with
The Washington herald., 1917-12-13
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore. Dec. l2-Closng prices On the Bal
tmore grain market:
WHEAT-No. . soft. red. az; No. 2 red
winter, ZA bag lots Of Southern sold from
-W 70 Z.Z a. to quality and condition.
low. -
oArs-standard white, S; No. white. s2sa.
RfE-No. new Western, export, LIS; bag
ios nearby ne, - to quality. lslAl.7o.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-13
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New YORK. Dec. la-Nsw low levels were sstab-
lished in many Of the recently prominent issues
in today's trading in the curb market. Liqui-
dation Of long accounts with small public In
tCrsst on the selling side explained the decline.
independent OIL stocD were the weak featurs.
Industries were less active than they have
been. Mining stocks were also quieter.
Furnished b. N. L. Carpenter 4 Co.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-13

Russia is about twenty times larger
than Germany and France put to-
gether. having an area OF S.5o5.ON
square miles, and is larger than all Of
North America.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-13
COTONSEED OIL MARKET.

New York. Dec. 1.-THE market
was extremely dull this morning.
After starting steady. the market
displayed trifle easier tendency,
but offerings were light.
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the parts with which her name has
been hitherto associated.
Her associates will include Edward
Emery, who distinguished himself
last season in the performance or
John Galsworthy's play. The Fugi-
tive" Langdon Bruce, Phyllis BIrkett,
Sally Williams, Margaret Hoffman.
Roland Rushton and Howard Land
say. The staging Of the play has been
effected under the personal direction
Of Miss Anglin.
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Gayety-BurIesque.

The Bowery BurlesQuerh" In two
lively, up-to-the-moment buriettas, D.
the attraction promised At the Gayety
Theatsr next week "A Day at Lob
ster Beach" and "A Night In New
York Town" are the titles of the ve-
hicles which will exploit the talents
Of the notable cast Joe Hurtig has as
sembled for this well known organiEa-
ton this season. Billy Foster and
Frank Harcourt, the principals. are
two finely equipped comedians Of nat
ural humor, resourcefulness In their
fun-maljng and OF wide experience.
Edna Green. who leads the female
contingent. 10 dashing. good to look
upon and withal, Possesses q kern
perception Of the true spirit Of bur
Iesque. Other notAbIes IN the cast are
Libby Hart, Grace Anderson. Jack
Hayden and Eddie Aiken.