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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
HITE

A. N Palmer. Is. and J. G. Taylor y bc,s
Of this city. Rev Harry Mitchell.
o. J. BeAzley, SC. Of Upper ZiOn. Va, and
H L. HAYNES. p, Of Sparta, Va ReI. C. 4.
HumI hreyG
J. F7ecmau. r. and p seiusksr. = botA 81
this city. Rev. Dr. StsSTn..
O. n. Perry. =. and L. r Leach. ., DuJb
n this CITY. Rev. @ T. Sleek
E. l.. KasJler q. and z. N. Buckle y. bon
of thi~ city. Rev. II. ?. Downs
L. H. Abbott, = Of this CitH and " Bart
lett. =. q Springfield Mao. Rev B. q.
Cobey
L. 5. Lang =. c. :. A. tnd 4. NJ Fla8srtr.
-, Of South Washington, Vs. Rev. J. C.
A, AIeresm.r. 2. Of thu c1ty. md N. c.
Dwyer. Of syrbcus. \. Rev. J. NJ Me
NsmarS
J. c KIrnes. z. and 7. { MhcnCuIld. r.
both Of this city. Rsv. E A Harrison.
J. NJ Parrutt. 3 oi this ct. and rE-P
Powell. 2. Of Shenandoah. Va. Rev. J. c.
e Il. Fsr, =. 7. A. ,us " Z. eo,,.
n Of this city. Rev n. " o NnfRgtou-
C. n. Oury n. Z. $ y. and ". R. Mile.
Of this city Rev W. P. Thompson.
Robert Lyons. q L. 5 NJ. C.. and a.. A,
MuDdsy. = Of this cts Rev. J. Q. Brgss.
COJORED.
Va Hru. =. and A. M Mos, = soth q
Bunlnore. Mo hef- - nsA Alee
J. Davis, -. and L. smith. 2 bon ~ this
city Rev. W. B. Johus0n.
D. A. Love. g. and Mrs. N C. HAtter s.
both Of this city Rev. s n. Brown.
J D. Adams a, snd L. r. JeTnAgin. 2. hcts
q this city. Rev. W. n. Brooke.
p Stewart. 81, and sSrsh Ionss, 2 both q
this city. Rev. ]. Davis
2. L. Mitchell. = and S. A. WeArsr, -
both ol this city. Rev d. o. wissman.
Mp Phiprs g. and r. V. Crswforf hhts
Of Richmond, VI. Rev. W. q. HoHaa
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DEATH RECORD.
BITK


Edward Adsms. p years. ColuuDis r,s6 NJ.
Grace Osborn. IS. Emerseucg HosDUsI.
Eli1aNrh A prathsr. = SO ] . ~.
Manon SnviPr j. 62l n St -
Harold T Hayden {, Sih'ev HO~Tats1
Marshall LaNerue, a. Emergency HEptsL
Lillian NJ Jyers. Q. 10 O q.
Henry Page. = ilsualt. Hospital
Edmond c. Bowie, a. 80 z s.. D..
Richard J. Barr x I5g Buchanan = nv
Madeline Il. Drvrr. .. 3us P1rtuer plars
BiEao BrlelLni. = Gen Washington Hospital.
Logis Buncl. =. - Va. ave. Ew
Oliver A. Williams 10. s5 9th = So
Fred Warner. ?. Wash Asylum Hos7s8l
Charles z Br1~es. e. e h s.. ns
Louis FauSt. - Pr0vldence HosTltE1
Selverio ElEarC. . Ge0rFetDvu Hlspt1l
Grace NJ GoodhSr. 2. g : g. nv.
Stephen J. Feeley. y. Walter Reed Hospital
Ruth A. Lepte. 70. ProudCuce Hospital
Clarence L. Whitm0re. >. SIS l6h 81 -
Joseph = Bellsk. - 2-O2 o 81 Nv
Mvrs J Scott. Ia TZI2 Delsheld place ~
Minnie J. Penn. S. Washington BotrI
Wm. P Norwood = Walter Ree1 Hoe7itEI
Homer c. Dye. = Walter Reed H0SpitIl
Alice VI KIcck, 81 Er5 "a ave. Nv
Howard StsIllc y 1871 " - NJ
Russell ". Sm--- Is hoIr >Ir'-1 H1Spital
COLORED.
Catherine Ross. ~ yesrs. 81 - 8 10
susie Harris s. Wash Asylum Hospital
Malirda Purdy. 67 81 Washington s. nv.
Josephine { RsIb %. 2E Newport plsos M,
wm. V. Hall. IS tayS 7G Mas. ave. nS
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DIED..

AMES-On October 1. 1915 FRANK
DIMAN AMES. beloved husband
of May G. Ames, aged 81 years.
Funeral from his late residence,
1927 Iowa avenue northwest, to-
morrow at IL a m. Interment
Rock Creek Cemetery.
BARRY-On Friday. October 4. 1918
at 1:45 p. m. at his residence,
1897 Buchanan street, RICHARD
J.. beloved husband of Mabel l.
Barry (nee Waltemeyer).
Funeral tomorrow at $50 a. m
Mass at Sacred Heart Church al
a. m. lnterment at Rock Greek
Cemetery.
BEAN-On Wednesday, October 2,
1913. CORNELIUS BEAN. He
leaves to mourn his loss a wife.
two daughters, three nephews, two
nieces and host of friends. Re
mains may be seen at i45 sheriff
road, Deanwood.
Funeral today at . p. m. from
Zion Baptist Church, Deanwood.
Relatives and friends invited 10
attend.
BELLAK-In the service Of his coun-
JOSEPH FONSSITT BELLAK, en-
sign, L. s. Navy, in the 2sth year
OF his age
Funeral services at his late resi-
dence. 2l12 o street northwest.
today at p. m. Interment ar
Philadelphia.
BOwIE-On Friday. October 4. 1913,
at his residence. SS2 E street north
east, EDMOND c. BOWIE, be-
loved husband Of Amelia S. Bowie
and son of r. Irving Bowie, of
Upper Marlboro. Md.
Funeral today from above ad-
dress at II a m Burial at
Forestville. Nd.
BRAY-On Friday. October 1. 1918,
at 2:30 a. m. at her residence,
116 Fifth street southeast. ANNIE
R. beloved wife OF Robert T,
Bray (nee Rosenbaum):
Funeral tomorrow at o'clock
p. m, from her late residence
Relatives and friends invited.
CARTER-On Monday. September
30. 1918. at Camp Lee, Va. Ed
WARD CARTER aged 26 years
he leaves four sisters, Lucy Mar;
tin. Eliza Brisco. Mary Scott and
Adella Wilson; to mourn his loss
Funeral from the chapel Of George
w. Wisc. undertaken. 2sOO NJ
street northwest, today at
friends invited to attend.
CARTER-On Thursday. October )
1918. at 6 p. M, ROBERT SlLAS
CARTER, beloved son Of Sllas
and Mayme Carter (nee Arm
stead), grandson of Mary Arm
stead and Maggie Carter, aged
? years and 10 months.
Funeral today at : p. m, from
his grandmothcr's residence. 325
C street southwest.
CLARK-On Wednesday, October >
1918, at syracuse. y. y.
CHARLES z. CLARK. beloved
son of J. Harvey and Mary G
Clark, in his 25th year.
Funeral from his late residence
124S Eleventh street southeast
tomorrow at 2 p. m. InteSnent
at Congressional Cemetery. Rela-
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If You Don t Need 1t, Advertise
1t and Sell 1t to Somebody
Who Does!

Many Of such creatures Of habit that store away
something Of and value which not Immediately useful to
us, on the theory that sometime it may in handy"
In these times when useful things special demand and
the production of commodities necessarily curtaied there
real market for USED ARTICLES
What article of value you storing away for possbe-but
not probabe-fuure use3
Would not be advisable advertise it, and sell for cash.
o somebody to whom it would be Immediately vauable2
You may particularly need the money would bring to
YOU But you could USE THAT MONEY better advantage now
than any previous time of your life You could buy
ecures-and every dollar of would thus be enlisted in
the great fight for the freedom of mankind
Do you feel that such additional investment your part
and above the you afford expnd Of
your regular ncome-woud be of real service your country
and your cause2 For IS your surely this IS
your country9
EEaE3
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WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS-sI1z4 GOLD FRAMED PATRIOTIC
pictures I6c; sell 5Oc; Over Top, Paul Jones
CoI0red Heroes Etc. Everybody buys. sample
frse. PEOPLES PORTRAIT. Sta D.,
Chicago. II
F166 DAILY DISTRIBUTING PRIZE PA
triOtic pictures: Liberty and Peace" True
Sons Of Freedom" Human Liberty Bell.
Victory Honor Roll" Great excitement De
mand enormous. samples free. Also portrait
cataIoE CONSOLIDATED PORTRAIT CO,
lOCS ". Adams St. Chicago. It
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REAL ESTATE.

IS FEET FRONTAGE: LOCATED MAIN
thoroushfare; outside Baltimore City limits
400 feet above Tidewater. 81 acres; frame and
stone residence; nine rooms; large bath room
electricity throughout for lighting; vacuum
cleaning system and pumping water; hot water
heating; stone garage; stable; grove forest trees
fine for poultry; 100 other trees border property
price, SIS. 900. W. Il. d. READ. Woodlawn.
Nd oc6t
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COLORED
BIRTHS REPORTED.
wHITE

WHITE
TbomAs \. and May Lynch. Erl.
COLORED
Edmond and EliEz beth Lea. Erl .-EInsl.
Wm r and Dsisy Mason. boy
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PERSONALS.
EDUCATIONAL.

so RESULTS MAY BE ACCOMPLISHED IN
shortest time We are willing TO send our Cole
and good cash down buyer. Say. that's
q great combination. and there will be a hot
stack Of cash ready TO buy mems worn clothing.
shoes. etc. Phone Us when. JCSTH'S OLD
STAND. ele D. ncslt
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
No ZOE NEXT YEAR.

NJ I'VE NEAL
control q wonderful device that will put
ice in every home at cost Of less than 5
cents a day. Tremendous demand. Biggest
sensation in years. Exclusive To live wires able
TO finance their sales. Act quick. Territory
going fast Come wire, write. FRED W.
WOLF, Dept, Is, n N. Wells St, Chicago,
III. 1t
GOVERNMENT CUTS TIRE PRODUCTION
TO LESS THAN HALF.
Also permanently eliminates the manufacture
OF various sizes. This means higher prices for
tires and consequently . tremendously increased
dsnand for our European Chrome Leather Steel
Studded Retreads which dresses up old tires
and makes them better than new at half the
price. Guaranteed for additional 500 miles BY
old-established well-rated firm If you are =
vids-awsks business man and seeking q new
business you will be interested in our exclusive
agency proposition which would enable you to
establish and control several service stations in
your territory. Should net 500 to $500 first
year: $3.50 10 5000 capital required MAN
AGER. sth floor, % Z. Jackson Blvd. Chicago.
1t
NEWSPAPER ROUTE N BEST SECTION
OF city earnings $50 per month: present own
er voluntarily in service; reasonable terms. Ap-
ply CIRCULATION MANAGER, Herald Of
nee sel1tf
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

SIDE LINE. TOP Notch SPECIALLY RE
sIousjble house. Pays big commissions prompt
" Writs today. Samples and sales talks free.
No delays. ERICKSON COMPANY. Des
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SITUATION WANTED.

INSTRUCTION IN MATHEMATICS, ENG,
Hsh grammar and composition given at
"a. oo6-2t
BY SACK SEWER. WAREHOUSE MAN,
clerk. etc. few hours daily. Apply BOX 81.
Herald office oca3t
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For Rent-Unfurni.hed Rooms.

TWO CONNECTED, UNFTRNiSHED ROOMS
in Brookand: thirty minutes from Treasury;
gas and bath; Protesta =: refined small family;
no objection to young children or piano; &C
ouplut govt. clerk; for interview address BOX
50. Herald Office. oc63t
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HEsss.SaEHERALD

Published every day IN the year
by The Washington Herald Com
pany at 425-429 Eleventh street,
Washington. d. c.
Telephone Exchange - Call Main
$500. (For classified advertisements
ask for Branch IL
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-LADIES TO TAKE NAMES FOR
the City Directory: must write plain.
Iegible band and spell correctly. Call at
ROOM Z. g1l G. st. NV. oc6-t
WIDE-AwAKE WOMAN TO TAKE CHARGE
Of our local trade; $ to 81 day steady; no
eNperience required: pay starts at ones. Write
today AMERICAN PRODUCTS COMPANY.
so Third ST. Cincinnati Ohio. 1t
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WANTED TO BUY.

WILL CALL IN MY UNLETTERED AUTO
prices for ladies'. sentlemen's. eh1drens de-
cardsd clothing. Of all descriptions address
possI or phone. ! VII call Z RICE, lse 7th
st. Nv lH
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PORTER

in retail store: must have reference; good pay.
THE LOUVRE. Ills F st. NV. oc5lt
BOY-LJ OR OVER. To 10 ERRANDS. RUN
mime Erlph lsIeCtrirl: clip and paste newspa-
Der extracts: light work: good paw. BELGIAN
OFFICIAL INFORMATION SERVICE. I5C2
St NV oc6-3t
FOTR MILLION FAMILIES WILL BUY
my BY" big PROFITS sure by following
new selling plan Write CORDELA. SO 5th
ave New York ocsIt
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WANTED-ROOMS.

LADY ATTENDING SCHOOL DESIRES
room. preferably with breakfast, within fifteen
minutes walk Of 18th and G sts NV. Please
answer with rate to Mrs. Y. LAFALCIA S2
Hibbs Building oc4-3t
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-MEN TO LEARN THE
most essential industry at the
present time.
Schools are now being formed to
teach the various branches of ship
building.
Apply to the Virginia Shipbuild-
ing Corporations representative at
the UNITED STATES EMPLOY
MENT SERVICE, l4l0 Pa. ave-,
Washington, D. {. sel5-tf
AN EXPERIENCED SPECIALITY ADVER-
tiSing solicitor can make good money on com
mission by working part or all Of the time. Ad-
dress BOX 20, Herald Office. se0u
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GARAGE BUILDERS.

GALL WIN. sERBY. III l5TB NV, MAIN
~. he builds reinforced concrete garages ex.
ciusirey for folks who know. 4
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-LIVE OWNER OF FORD OAR.
truck or tractor, each county to represent eK-
Clusyely Liberty Starting Primer: SO weekly
starts motor instantly in zero weather; used
with crank or any self-startsr; price, s.; give
references: LIBERTY STARTING PRIMER
co. SIS MoodwarI ave. Detroit. Micn. colt
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COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.
". T. Shepherd, Ph.D.. Principal, su uth
st NV. Tel. Main 1869. Day. night, co-educa-
tional Individual instruction. Grades high
school: also advanced work. languages, mathe-
matics sciencediploms. Psychology; courses in
efficiency: shorthand. typewritins. Moderate
rates selSN
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| sveraee receipts. %; Southern west virginia. "a
cHEEsE-Nsv fork STATE. fsctory. pex. -
BUTTER-Eein print 60; Eaan tub. si
process. "; store packed. g.
LIVE PoULTRY-RoOstes. per H.. 1&3
tursty.: SAs; chiekena 3as; kests. young
DRESSED PouLTRY-sring chickens, pcr
lb.. Sss; turkcys sSsso: roosters. q; eeese.
zs2s; ducks. %
LIVE sTocK-shesp. pr H., 9; I.mbs,
srrins. ls; calves. i5slsas medium. Halls; con-
PoRK-small. Per h.. z; medium. n he.ry.
lea8
sEEDs-Red clover. D1Aas per busbei
alsike clover. n-9slsoo; crimson dover. I25h
$50; timothy. 42sai.5o: red top. IL0oals.0 per
100 lbs BLUEGRASS. 3-.aso; orchard gas. ayos
GRAIN-whest. milling. per hus., 1rhl1:
new com. Der bushel. Lsoal-s5; oats. white, Lcs4
l;cs; mixed oats. Lnd.o3; hay. No l. ssSO;
No. 2. 2 Sa850
fRUITS-Apples. per bbl. 3oaI.p; per boz.
l.3a3.50; Florida oranses. 50zT0o; lemons $50
aeo; pears. Per box. 2Osi.oo; grapefruit, 3soa
$50 crate; Florida Strawberries 5ao per quart
GREEN GooDs-Potatoes, No. i. 2issa s
pr 100 lhs.; sweet potatoes. L5o.s5o per bbl. ;
No. 2, 3oosioo; string beans. per BASKET, s.soa
$50; Ieppen. per crate. 35oA7m; okra. pr
crate. 2o1a5!oo; rsdishes. per 100. 3-51ssU: CO
cumbers. basket, 3.5ozSH; eggplant, per cTste.
:.5oss.o; cabbage. per 100 Ibs., 25os5oo: beets
per bunch. sas; lettuce. Loa2sD; squash, soa
500; onions. per 100 lbs, 2ooA225; spinach. per
bbl. Loos5.oo; ksle. Ter bbl.. L75A2oo tumiTs
per box. 0aTS: per bbl.. 225a2so; caulinower
per crate. L75a20; Florida beets. per crate.
2.ooa275; tomatoes. Florida. l.5OstOo
HlDEs-Horse hides. SCI each; sneen s,ited
beef hides. PER H., 10; calf skins. l.Ua3so;
lamb stins. l9oaz.so; WOOL. per H.. g.: beesws,,
per Ib.. j.
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COTTON MARKETS.

New Yea March s.-Heavy general selling
broke the cotton market rather sharply in the
last hour eofsy, following a stronger tone in the
forenoon. Big long lines came out on the de-
cline and the South was a large seller Of new
crop options. May dropred to 81 50. OF "a points
below the early high figures while October fell
to 80 or 50 points from the top. Trade buy
ing shsorbod much Of the offerings and a rails
Of 3 points occurred. The close was steady al
a net loss Cf I. to q points. firm tone Was
displayed at the opening, with PRICES advancing
lc to q points on call. The early advance II
Is to q points attracted considerable realizing.
while the reactionary average Of sentiment
around the ring was reflected in scattered local
selling. Prices eased of in Consequence with
active months working three or four POINTS un-
der last nights closing figures. but orerinrs did
not become heavy or aggressive. They seemed to
he absorbed BY a continued. though less active.
demand from the trade and the market firmed
up again toward II O'Clock on covering
The receipts at the ports for the day vere
Is .sg tales against H. ie2 bales a week $50 and
l2..7i bales a year ago.
Exports for the day Aggregated y lss bales.
all to Re good fer the season to date. Clear
ances amount 10 2 S3.s25 bales, against sIS5 $50
bales in the esp1nding period last year.
The amount Of cotton brought into sight for
the week, New Orleans figured, were l75.5ls
hales. against 81. l34 bales a year ago. Spot a.
New Orleans was steady and unchanged az Slsc
Sales So bales.
Spot here was quiet. n points lower az IS Dc
for middling. No sales.
Receipts at some Of the leading ports were
Galveston. eS2i bales: New Orleans Az; Ss-
vannah. 9.ss: Norfolk. Us: Boston. s5: s..
Louis. 2l95.
Furnished hy V L Carrenter & Co
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I'd by y. L. Carpenter & Co.
NEW YORK
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia. March s.-BUTTER-Therr WAS
little trading and solid packed creamery de-
clined iEc with ample offerings. We quote:
Solid packed creamery extra, per III. Is: higher
scoring goods. laaso; extra frsts. Eis: hrsts g.
az: seconds. i5izais; nearby prints. s.: sverssc
extra 4sa5l: firsts. Es4s: seconds. ssstsi-. Spc
cial brands of prints lobbng at SaS5.
EGGS-Receipts were moderate and the mar
ket ruled steady. with demand fair. Free cases.
nearby frsts. ll.7e per standard case: current
receipts, llD per case; Western extra hrsts.
lilo per case frsts u.io per case; csndled esss
jobbing at f2s44 per dozen
DRESSED POULTRY-Frozen fowls, y ~
box, milkfed. dry-picked-Weighing 4 pounds
and over sriece, 35is; 81 pounds spiece, seaA
pounds apiece, 3oaSl; in barrels. fancy. dry
picked. weighing 4 pounds and over apiece. IS;
IA pounds apiece, s2sS3; smaller sizes. 3s5o.
Frozen broilins chickens weighing lhs2 pounds
apiece. Jersey, fancy. tcsi2; Virginia. fancy.
ssass; other nearby. 5is3s; Western, As5.
Frozen roasting chickens. Western, in boxes.
weighing AZ pounds and over apiece. s.;
pounds apiece, 53si; 81 pounds apiece. 3ias2;
2na3 pounds apiece. 2sa5o; in barrels weighing
~ pounds and over apiece. g: ysa4 pounds
apiece. sla32; zsaS rounds apiece. &a0 Old
roosters. dry-picked. =. Capons. per ID. weigh
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new Foreign RATES
AWAIT Governments
Facilities for Trade Agreements De-
layed by Responses.

Foreign exchange facilities will be
arranged as rapidly as foreign govern
ments will agree to. them. the Fed
eral Reserve Board stated yesterday.
Negotiations are understood to be IN
progress now. Proposals to have Fed
eral Reserve Banks engage actively
in foreign exchange business at pres
ent, the report said. have been con-
sidered and such steps are not now
considered advisable.
Under present abnormal conditions
it was pointed out, II can not be de-
termined what machinery will be re-
quired to handle the foreign exchange
problem.
There are many International ques-
tions connected with an attempt to
regulate foreign exchange. The me-
gotiations now .under way look to the
creation of foreign exchange facilities
which will not involve heavy ship
ments of gold. Arrangements which
have been successful have been con-
cluded with the Indian government
anG recently with Argentina.
Much comment has been caused by
the discount to which the American
dollar Is subject in Spanish-speakins
countries. The reserve board pointed
out that this country is selling TO
Spain more goods than it is buying
from that country. 1t was also point
ed out that while increased foreign
exchange rates have raised the prices
on imported articles, as has HAPPENED
in our trade with Spain. Switzerland,
Denmark, Holland, Sweden and Noi-
way. our export trade may profit COR
Reports of gold movements UP to
February 10. show that for the first
time since July, 1917. there was a net
inward gold movement of $500 The
net outward movement during the
five weeks ending January IS, 1878,
was 81. 1.932.O0 Gold exports We're prin-
cipally to Mexico. Venezuela and Cen
trail America.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-09
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New York. March s.-Dealinss were little in
huenced on the curb by the news of the day
and prices Of stocks there showed small change
from the finals Of yesterday.
Miscellaneous industriaIs were even less active
than in the preceding session and the strength
Of other security markets was almost entirely
without effect.
cially the lower priced issues. which the cen
ter Of professional interest at this time. Move
ment of price, however. is less cratic. and a
firm undsrtone is being shown. The higher
PRICED stocks were again only fairly active. Big
Ledge Copper the feature Of the mining
list. due to the rise in the price of the stocks
to the previous high level of the present move
ment on a large demand.
Furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co
The Washington herald., 1918-03-09
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Potatoes and tumips led decline in price OF
many commodities on the local produce market
yesterday that included cabbage celery, lettuce
and onions. and q further decline Of produce
generally is looked for before the bottom price
IL reached the local market.
Ews. which dropped TO less than half their
high price they had held during the winter.
have started their upward climb again. and have
advanced : TO Z cents rer dozen during the week.
During the coming week dealers say they expect
eggs to decline further, however. going below -
cents per dozen. With good shipments arriving
prices are expected TO fan several points
Quotations given below are for large lots Of
good marketable goods only. Jobbeu' prices are
higher. Lower grades may be sold for less
Fancy goods command higher prices
EGGs-Fsncy. strictly fresh. per dos. -;
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and poor. 2a8; turkeys. young hens. per NJ.
%; do. young sObblers, per h.. %; do, old
toms. per lb. q; 10. poor and crooked breas..
per h.. 3; pigeons. young. per pair. Is; do. old.
per pair, Is; guinea fowl. young, IL lbs. and
over. each. 60a70; do. Old. each, 4oa5o.
Weste-n Maryland and Pennsyl-
vauia, choice round 100 lbs. L50a2 90; do. long.
l.soal.S; New York and Jersey. L5oa2.00; East
en- Shore Of Maryland and Virginia, McCor-
mick. l.ooal5o; Southern Maryland. do. liza
Les; all sections. red. Tsal.5; do. medium.
No. D. 60; do. culls. %: sweets. York River.
No. /. per Dbl. 275a3.25; North Carolina. 275s
SIS: Eastern Shore Of Maryland and Delaware.
275a3.S; all sections. No. Q. l75a225; No. ].
per bas.. 75al.35; No. .. per bas.. sOaso; yams,
all sections, per bbl. 2.0oa35o.
GREEN FRUITS-Aprles, Baldwins. A grade.
2h inch. per bbl. 5.ooa5.so: do. Ben Davis. ioos
so: do. Ganos, L5oas.p; do, Greenins., $50.
600; do. ellis, 55asoo; King. a5oasoo: do.
Paradise Sweets, 55oa6.5o: do, Rome Beauty.
5.5oa65o; do. Black Twiss. 5ooz5. 80; do. Wine
saps 5ooasco: 90. Russets. 4.s0a5 %: do. stay.
man Winesap<. 5.coas.oo; do. York Impsriah.
5.0oa5. 50: do, York STRIPE. 5.Ca5.5o: do, Spys.
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