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The Lake County times., 1919-03-19
LEAGUE PACT
IS FOREMOST
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE.

PARIS Msrcn ia-Despsfe rumor=
10 the contrary. Ii was stated today
by persons close 70 the American dele
satlon that the league or nations is
nov the foremost matter on the peace
conference program
Following the conference of the
Japanese and American delegates yes
terday it was reported today that the
Japanese are preparing 20 make an
other demand fer the insertion of a
rectal clause in the league of nations
coy enant when the comm ssion deal
ing with this subject sgasn meets
The Lake County times., 1919-03-19
KOREA PROCLAIMS
INDEPENDENCE
LINTsRNArIoNaL NEws sEEYIcE

WASHfNGToN March la Korea
has proclaimed her national independ-
euce. according 10 state depa rtment
sdyices from Nladivostok this after
noon. The action was taken bv the
Korean nat onal council al NikolsNee
On the Usur river siberia winch
transmitted 10 All consals copies ~
the declaration Of independence Later
sdviees add there was parade ir
honor OF the event. and copies Of the
declaration. translated fnto the Rus
san LANGUAGE. were distributed
There was no disorder III $ stated
The Lake County times., 1919-03-19
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Sf9.90 butcher hogs-hesry- Sfa.7o a
1890; hacking hogs-heavy. sts.S0d 10;
light. slss5 1870: pigs. sI6.75 1850;
roughs ti7S5 iS.25
CATTLE Beef cattle good choice,
SlS.25 q 20.5o: medium and common,
sl3-35 y 1855. butcher heifers.
40 \ $50: cows. s125 1873, Gamers
and cutters. $3.50 rs, stoekers and
feeders-Eood choice, $500 n 1875; com
moud and medium. Ss.25 400. veal
ca lNes-g good choice. $1,000 a17.50
The Lake County times., 1919-03-19
HESSVILLE.

NJ and Mrs. = Clark of Morocco.
have heen VISITING their daughter.
Mrs Ira Lambert
The J II Hess family have moved
Ia their new plact across the street.
which is very hne.
All members Of The - z. p. : are
requested to attend = meeting Thurs
day evening All members please at
tend
Mrs r. Howath has been 10 2 union
supper in honor Of her brothers who
have come home from the service It
the residence OF Mrs. J. Witholm n
Iu6iena HerSor
The Lake County times., 1919-03-19
SIXTH AND
42ND SCHEDULE
-IyIEnAAIIoNAL Ne sERyIeE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
NASHlN1fToN March 70 TIE sth
q sion. consisting or New Fngisnd
Nstionsi Guard and The Asnd known
a. the Rainbow diesion have been
scheduled to ssft from Brcs for Bos-
ton and New York respectively. be
tween the dates or March e9ih and
April 49, according 10 = dispateh re-
ce4ve1 by the war department TODAY
The dispatch says that no portion
of the 75th diHison wiii be available
sooner than now ant cipated.
The Lake County times., 1919-03-19
TOHN ACKMAN
TAKEN IN E. CHICAGO

Tohn Ackman Of 753 sihley st. Ham
mond. was arrested last night i'll East
Chicago by Officers Lutte and Einsele Of
the Hammond police charged with help
ing prisoners 10 break jail
Ackman IS charged with furnishing
the saw with which several soldiers
who had deserted and had been csptur-
ed bv the Hammond police sawed their
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RAILROADS
TO GET FIFTY
MILLION LOAN
tn'1GasAIIoNAL +, z :. 4 NEWS SERVICE

WASuINGTON. March l9-The $50.
GOO 900 loan OF the war finance corpor
stson 10 the L. : railway administra
tion VIII be expended entirely 20 nee
working expenses and ne par of 4
VII be used TO pas car equ5pmen-
companies or to meet other ebil-a.
tions. Director General Hines an
nouncei this afternoon
The Lake County times., 1919-03-19
CHARGED WITH
PUBLIC INDECENCY

on the charge Of committing public
indecency Louis Kornow Ruf Nan
was last night arrested st SIS @anc
Place ~ the Cary police and lodged il
isil where he furnished bonds for hi.
ap?esrsnced in court
The Lake County times., 1919-03-19
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN MARKET

CORN-No 8 yellow. Sl5s1s q l58:
mixed si.49GI5g. wnite $500
1.5t; yellow SL54G 155: mixed,
ST. 4Sd1.faia white si49a1.5O; .
yellow. si.a9af.5a. s mixed. sl450
Ia
ATs-No white. 65s& asss4c. :
white 6so, standard. s4za 4 o5i4
The Lake County times., 1919-03-19

The skip-stop system Or street car
operation vas discontinued by the w.
" & r q Railway Co. in Hammond
yesterday SIS ordered by the city coun-
Gil In East Chicago the SIS p-stop
viii continue.
The Lake County times., 1919-03-19
SOLDIER DIES FOR
UNREQUITTED LOVE

N LHNAI IONEL NEWs SERVICE
FARlS. March l9.-Cnrequ love
found its end IN a tragedy IN hotcl
At s. German today when stephen
Dresser an American scldie sho;
himself with a Browning pistol Drcs-
ser left letter explaining TIE deed.
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it's resources"
But the big feature OF the unrest Is
the alleged tendency Of capital 10 reduce
wages. Reports 10 Frank Morrison sec
retary of the 4. r. of H.. still show ne
said today. that many manufacturers
and employers are trying 10 get back 70
normal conditions by dischsrging their
employees and then Try ing 10 rehire Them
~ the pre-wsr wages naturally resulting
ln strikes end threatened strikes
IT the governments peace industrial
board is able 20 carry out is program of
downward revision OF prices Of COM
oodities. another sngle Of the problem
viii have disappeared. labor leaders said.
The Lake County times., 1919-03-19
HE CARRIED
CONCEALED WEAPONS

For carrying concealed weapons Fsris
Division. q negro. was arrested at 22nd
avenue and BroAdway. CARY last night
and lodged In jail 70 he held without
bonds for his appearances in court
The Lake County times., 1919-03-19

FeVerish Headaches and Body Pains
caused from a cold are soon relieved by
taking LAXATIVE BROMO QUINN.
Tablets. There's only one "Brono Gum
inc e. ". GROVES signature on the
box. 30c.--AdV.
The Lake County times., 1919-03-19
cH1cAa oPRopucE.

BI TIE R-Creamery extras. 81 2 Sc.
hrsts s0iac; packing stock. SO a f0c.
EGGS-Current receipts. Ss a sec: or
The Lake County times., 1919-03-19

way 70 freedom last winter. Ackman
= being held for the federal authori-
ties
The Lake County times., 1919-03-19
FIND MISSING
GIRLS IN AVALON

Early this morning Captain strong
o. the Hammond police Went 10 the
notorious Avalon hotel on State ST.
Hamnapnd and found two Young Ham
N ond girls, who both the police and
the girls parents have been hunt
ing for for over two weeks
The Lake County times., 1919-03-19

Pies Cured IN 20 Il DAYS
Druggists refund money VI PAZ0 ONT
NENT fails 70 cure Itching. Blind,
Bleeding or Protruding Piles. stops IT.
ritation; Soothes and Heals. You can
get restful sleep after the first spplica-
tion. Price 6Oc.-Adv.
The Lake County times., 1919-03-19

Take The Times and keep in
ouch with the whole world.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-07
BALTIMORE PRODUCE,

Baltimore. Nd, March s-Prices On the Bal
timore produce market range as follows:
GARDEN rRuDUClS AND GREEN
F"VTfS - innlrs Sr'r York No. ! nsr bbl.
7.oslo5o; Pennsylysnia fancy Yorks, No. l. uer
bill. a5oSlo.o0; Maryland and Virginia, various
varieties. No. l, 7ooaIl.Oo; beans. 3Oos4 25 per
las; celery. California, per crate, TNai0oo: b:
vSshed. per .loZ. l.55ll.c; New York. per crate,
s.ooaf2oo; washed per doz, I.5oa1.so: crsnberries
rer bbi. B.0s2Soo; cabbage. New York Danish
ssCd, per ton, %. ooa35.oo; domestic. per ton
.ooslo.0 homegrown. 100 heads, 3o0a5.0 gNpe-
mutt, Florida, hrghts. box .sOai.75: ksle, box,
bse1c; new Florida has. LT5a2oo; eggplant.
Forida. crate. s.oOa5j8: lettuce Florida, bas
York, yer cwt,. 4oosi.5o: do. Western, Der cvt,
Isos5oo; oranges, Florida, per box. a75a
$50; peppers. FLORIDA. per crate, s.0a7 90;
squash; Flerids. per crate. 3.soa4so: spin-
ach, homegrown. per box. L25al7j; Nor
folk, per bbl 2j0a3.ee; strawberries, Florida.
per qt. tSssec; sweet potatoes. Eastern Shore of
MARYLAND. fancy, per Dbl, s,ooas.oo; do. Y bus
basket. 2sos3.oo.
BUTTEt--Western creamery separator extras
5oa5sc; DO, hrsts, 53a5c; Western prints. Nib
extras 6s57e; do. tirsts ssa5Ic; do. lib, extras
Ss5Ic; do. hrsts. 5salc; nearby creamery, e1-
irss, S5sHc: d. hrsts. 5la52c: dairy prints.
MARYLAND. Pennsylssnia, Virgins, extras, 35aosc;
DO. hrsts, 5is3jc: storc=packed irse. sc: rolls.
MsElsnd ard Pennsylvania extras. 35a3ic; DO,
West Virginia. 5s3'c; do. Ohio. s5asic
EGGS = fiTsis: Western Msryland, Peppsyl-
Tznis and nearby, nc: Eastern shore Of Mary
land and Virginia. &c; western tohio), iie;
West Virginia, .oc Southern North Cardinal.
saei duck esSs, nssrey, par yu. .se.
rotAtoss-ssw tvss, ~ iseis sseh. . ss
The Washington herald., 1919-03-07
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia. March 6.-Prices on the local
produce market range follows:
BUTTER-Soldr racked creamery, extra. 55A5c;
higher scoring goods. s954asIHc: the latter for
iobb!ng sales; extra frsts 56asS74; rsts, 5lss5c
Frc0rds. -3a5JC; SVect creamery. choice and
fame. 6Oa6 C: fsir TO good, 54a5sc; ladlerpcked.
to quality. EaG0c; packing stock. 3ia5Sc; fancy
b5ands Of nearby prints jobbng at 6ia6sc; fair 70
good. 57a65c
EGGS-Nearby firsts 13O5 per crate: nearby
current receipts. 1880 Western extra hrsts, . %
al2.D per crate: do. nrseS u X per crate; in
ferior lots lower; Southern, l2.3oal26O per crate
fancy selected. carefully candsed eggs were 10
bng at 5Ia53c rar dOzen
LIVE POULTRY - Fowls. 3sa37c: broiIins
chiqSenS, s'tt-meatsd. IL ard uJ,lnds apiece.
i5ajOc; spring chickens. soft meated, larger
sizes. SsiOci staggy young roosters. 2sa5lc
old roosters. saHc; ducks. Pekin, 42aiSc; do.
Indian runner. 4oatlc; geese, 1oc; pigeons. old,
per pair. J6c; do. young. per pair, i5a50c.
POTATOES-White Jersey. per Asrbu basket,
No. l. 7Sa9Oc: No. 2 56s6jc; white potatoes,
Pennsylvania. No |, psr 100 lb-. 2.los2 70; white
TotatOcs. Western. per 100 lb+. l.s5s2; white 20
tatoes. New York. per ZOE lbs. 2lCa2-eO: sweet
TctatOes. Jersey. yer basket. No. l, l75also; No.
2. l.2jal. q; sweet potatoes. Eastern shore. per
LB. No l. 5I7.5c: sweet potatoes Delaware and
Maryland bush hampers, No. /. 26ja2s 30. No.
? l75al9O
The Washington herald., 1919-03-07
DANISH THE BANANA
ADVISES FOOD EXPERT

"Eanish the banana from the brctiS-
fast. table, said Miss Theodore M5-
Ter. home demonstration expert OF ire
Department OF Agriculture. in hcr
talk. Feeding the Family" at the
Thomson School last night And
whenever possible substitute the here
tofore despised Irune." O.
Miss Miller explained that the ba-
mana is one OF the most indigestiire
Of fruits. while the prUne is omeus
the most healthful and nourishtrs
She suggested a number Of ways. %
which the latter fruit miEm be cam
ou0aged' 30 that the family would
appreciate its fine qualities.
Miss Miller SuEgCfted saulrle
wcUu for bres kfsst urging that the
housewife vary the menu as often
as possible. The fruits she recun1-
menGed were grapefruit. berries. apIl-
cots. peaches. oranges. apples. pears
and plumS.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-07
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Pittsburgh March s.-HOG-Rsccipts IgIO;
steady; heavies and heavy Workers. ls.eosleOO;
light Workers. H.5oll7.75; piss. H.oCaI7.5.
SHEEP and LAMBS-Receipts, 20; steady;
top sheep. 1880: tor lambs. 1870,
CALN ES-Recgpts. 100; steady; top, 300
Cincinnati. March 6.-HOGS-Receipts, ZOO:
strong. Common to choice. l2Al7z5: pgs and
lights. 1ooaligj; stsgs. loAl2oo.
CATTLE-Receipts 6Oo7~ steady; calves steady.
SHEEP-Recsipts. 90: strong, 6c1all o.
LAMBS-Stesdy, l26oal75 80.
Kansas. City, March 5.-HOGs-Re Receipts, . 90
head; higher: heavy. II saIs.25; butchers, l77oa
his; lights. T.5a1.so: pigS, l2oalsoo
CATTLE Receipts 2o0 head; steady; prime
s'c'Ts. lSTals.oe: Southern steers noninalIy,
7.C'at3ec; COWS 1o.01lI6.JO; heifers, loozl4. 20:
calves. I-1CalLCO.
sHEEI'-Reccipt, I5Ao head; higher; lambs,
n "7sI2.sj; yearIpgs leJ0al7 70; wethcrs. z Goa
$50: ewes, lStealST5.
East buffalo. y. Y. March 6.-CATTI,E-Rs-
ccipts sC0 head: steady
CALvES-Receipts. ,s1o head &c lower, soOa
40
Hogs Receipts. so head: pigs Soc higher
cfhers strung; heavy and mixed, 800; Yorker.
lS2Salsjc; IiEs. lseoals25; throwouts l2CaalS SO
stags. lOooll2.5O.
SHEEP and LANIBS-Receipts, Leo head;
steady and unchanged.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-07
STOCKS DISPLAY
FIRMER TONE
Short Covering Starts Up
ward Movement Special
ties at New High Mark.

New York, March 6.-The undef-
lying strength of the stock market
was demonstrated today when in
one session the average prices OF
railroad and industrial shares made
up practically all Of the recession
recorded the last week. Short COW
ering accelerated the upward move
ment In the afternoon with the re-
suit that nnal quotations were
around the best Of the day and in
the case of specialties at new high
levels for this movement
Those pessimists who have been
bearish on the industrial on the
theory that lower prices for their
products would cut sharply into
earnings received another Jolt when
the American Steel Foundries and
the Allis-Chaimers Companies an
nounced larger Disbursements for
their shareholders.
Railroad shares displayed a bet
ter undertone but they were not as
prominent as the industrial issues
The confidence of investors in rail-
road securities is fully demonstrat-
ed by the frmness OF railroad bonds
and the ready absorption by inves-
tors OF new railroad offerings.
Call money continued plentiful
around four and one-half per cent
for loans secured with railroad COL
lateral. Loans of the large COM
mission houses have been reduced
some what by the decline OF the last
week. but the partners in these
houses s\dcclare that the public in
terest in Stocks continues negligi-
BILE.
Whether or not the change in
sentiment regarding the outlook
was due to the better toae displayed
by the general market cannot be
stated definitely. but many persons
who on Wednesday night inclined
to look for a continuation OF the
reaction were tonight talking in a
more optimistic vein.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-07
CHICAGO GRAIN.
BY JOS. r. PRITCHARn

Chicago March - The government March
crop rrTpu will be issued Friday. II Is eI-
pected to show com held on the farms is be-
tween 2i.oW,o0o and $40 900 ooD bushels, but the
average speculstor will move cautiously as the
figures may differ. The hre-year average Of
corn on farms March l is es5 $500 bushels
Estimates on farm reserves Of various grains
Is Chicago experts are accepted as near the
marx This was shown in dullness Of the mar
ket and accompanying narrow fluctuations
Mach corn closed kc lower; deferred months
unchanged to &c to NC higher. Withdrawal
OF the hog minimum had little effect Bulls
belieTe Nhere will be Improvement in cash de-
mand for com on Eastern and export account !;
bears share the opposite view. Cash corn was
Unchanged.
Argentine experts were large this week con-
sidering ships are tied up by strikers. Exports
are estimated at 10000 bushels
smbbJInness developed in oats While March
tuturUa were unchanged, deferred months were
&c to sc higher. sInaproved domestic demand
and movements toward sesboard were stimu-
lstinG Influences.
Grain and provision futures closei:
COBN-March, 1871; May, 1874: July. I2i7.
OATS-NIarch. ssA.; May. cor: JUL, 5sT,.
RGE-March. 1851; May, lf7is.
- ktRD-Msy, rsl2: July. a.F.
RIBS-AGsy. 22.7I: July. n52
PORk-May. 4.2O; July, 3sc5
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Today's Casualty List.
Killed In Action.

Killed In Action.
Eeut f. c. Smart. Hicksville.' Ohio
Bugler III. w Bennett, Cambridge.
Mass
Corp. c. stonel. Betblehem. Pa.
Private r. L. Roberts. Suwanee, Ga.
Died from Accident and Other
Causes.
p PRIVATES.
c. d. Allen. Lawrenceville, III.
Amos Beck. Ford, Wash.
Jack Berg. Danville. Ill.
Wit Besco Perish, Amboy, y. J.
8. NJ. Bowers. Watauga Valley. Tenn.
Geo. Brandt. Muscatine, Iowa.
w. +. Bremen. Tamworth, y. II.
W. L. Burns. Forest City, Pa.
A. Cannon. Philadelphia. Pa.
II. ]. Caumiant. st. Louis. Ill.
Maldred Chauyin. Abbeville, La.
Frank Cusimano. New York. n. 7.
Aaron Foster. Pittsview, Ala.
". A. Kritt. Baltimore. MI.
G. l. O'Keefe, Springfield Mass.
F.. Timoerlake. Des Moines, Iowa.
f. A. White. Cen'ralia, Wash.
Died of Disease.
Lieut.. NJ. Huntington, Tueumeari. n.
Mex.
sergt. Maj. C. H. Garrett, strickers-
vile. Pa.
SERGEANTS.
p. F. Barteile. Toledo, Ohio
ID. r. Bowden. Detroit, Mich.
p. II. Gribben, Townsville. Ga.
s. d. Hamilton. Sweet Water. Tex.
MN Ingram, Cedar Creek. Tex.
A. l.. Kidwell, Washington, D. c.
CORPORALS.
l. A. CrandalI, Durham, Canada.
r. w. Francis, Glen Cove. n. Y.
Leroy Jackson, Uniontown, Pa.
W. l. Jackson. Salt Lake City, Utah.
E. J. Mccarthy. spalding. Neb.
w. p. Murchison, Gainesville, Tex.
A. a. Muschenski Posen. Mich.
f. Satzger. Hoboken. y. J.
c. l. Stickles, Lenox, Mass
Bugler j. W. 1senhart, Pittsfeld,
Musician H. Fruchtman, New York,
n. Y.
Mechanic R.aR Myers. Winfield. Iowa.
WAGoNERS.
I. A. Davis. Miami. Fla.
J. II. Galloway. Dallas. Tex.
A. Schwaller, Seven Mile Road. Mich.
F. p. Wind. Hydro. Okla.
c. X. Young. Westerviile. Ohio.
Cook J. ]. Baird. Ginseng. Nv.
PRIVATES.
e. Barns. Thrall. Tex.
W. f. Barry, New York, y. Y.
W. T. Benjamin. Holden, Mo.
+. L. Bishop. Benton. Harbor. Mich.
II. E. Flakeley. Louisville. Ky.
E. F. Bourk, okobojo. S. Oak.
s. r. Boyd, Durant, Okla.
+. J. Bradley. Orange. y. }.
J. NJ. Brennan, Detroit. Mich.
l.. S. Brown. Lake City. S. c.
Il. c. Cady. Cleremont. n. H.
A. Christensen, Whitewood, S. Oak.
W. Fl. Carter, Chicago, III.
Wounded degree Undetermined.
Private ]. W. Henry, Baltimore. Nd
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ALL HAVE CHANCE
TO WIN HERALD PRIZES;
BONUS ATTRACTS MANY
rnoM PAGE oNE.

by mail is 500 a year and gives the
candidate l2.ooo votes. A new cand.-
date entering the next few days
would have very little to overcome
Don't hesitate--it is a flne and
unusual opportunity-but send in
your nomination immediately
The Special Ballot offer announe-
ed yesterday seems to be just the
stimulant needed in the club, az
increased activity is- the report of
nearly all the candidates 1t is
especially good for new candidates
just entering.
For those who did not notice the
special offer and for new Seandi-
dates, here II is repeated.
A bonus of $1,000 votes will be
given to candidates with every
$500 worth of new subscriptions.
These votes will be given in addi-
tion to the regular number of
votes TO which a candidate is en-
titled, according to the regular
subscription.
Thirty eight dollars and forty
cents worth of new subscriptions
viii give two Special Ballots and
SO en-. 1t IS not necessary that the
subscriptions be turned in ip
blocks of $500 at a time. You
might turn in one or two today
and some more next week but IL all
counts on the Special Ballot Offer.
Candidates and those who are
making up their minds to join the
club should realize that this is the
great opportunity OF the entire
campaign. Never again will sub
scriptions bring as many extra
votes.
Bonus offered.
81 A 5000 home TO be built by Charles
E. Wire. Inc, by the well-known
firm of Terrell and Little. Building
operations are to be started immedi-
ately and the home will be ready for
occupancy May 90 The home will be
in one of the finest residential sec
tions of Washington. Third street.
near Rittenhouse,
s1,e65 Nash touring Ger with extra
tire, purchased from Hurley Motor
Company. and on display at their
sales room, SO Fourteenth street
northwest.
1850 Liberty touring car purchas-
ed from the Liberty Car Sales Com
pany and on display at their sales
fOOflSS -r OuIltttlAi sbttN uOI OINh"toA-
sl.315 Saxon Six purchased from the
Henderson Motor Company and
on display at their sales room.
e32 Fourteenth street northwest.
The cars and home have been in
sured for one year by Paul F. Grove,
I4 Southern Building.
A three-room suite OF furniture,
valued at S4264, purchased from the
Hub Furniture Company. and on dis
play on the third floor OF the Hub.
at Seventh and ID streets northwest
Ten 800 % solitaire diamond rings.
either lady's or gentleman's. purchas-
ed from, and on display at, Charles
schwartz and Sons. 70S Seventh
street northwest
Ten 5000 merchandise orders
Ten $500 ElSin watches. fifteen
jewel. twenty-year case. purchased
from. and on display at Selinger's.
$50 + street. near Ninth.
Twenty 5000 merchandise orders.
Ten Rer cent cash commission to
all active nonprize winners.
The campaign closes April 26.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, March g. - BUTTER - Firm; re-
cstpts. Az tubsg CREAMERY. higher than extras,
5sisseoc; extra ts2 seoTel 5slka59c; hrsts, 55iza
Sc; pating stock. current make, No. p &c.
EGGs-F1m; receipts. $50 cases. fresh-sath-
cred extras. Hai7iEc; fresh gathered, Ifegilsr
packed. extra irsts. SeaI6lEe; do. rsts 45ai51sc.
state. Pennsylvania and nearby Western hen
nery whites, fine to fancy. 52a53c; do, do or.
dinary to prime. i9s5lc; do brown. asa sic
do gathered brown and mixed colsrz. isai7Isc.
CHEEsE-Firm; receipts. 24s bsxes: State.
Ehole-milk fats, current make specials, 3l54a37c
do. average mn sla21Hc.
POULTRY-Llve. stesdys chickens &c; fowls,
Sc old roostefs. 2a24c; turkeys, 52sloc; dressed
steady and unchanged.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-07

ing He seoms to have no doubt that
adequate financing will be secured.
The financing Is to be In the terms
Of billions. II doubtless viii begin
upon a large scale as soon. as the re-
adjustment OF Industrial conditions.
which has already been partially ac-
compbOhed, Is completed. and also as
soon as the Secretary of the Treasury.
Mr.. Glass. Is able to report that he
has marketed the new issue OF notes.
seven billions In sall. and that the
taxes. elk billions in ali, have been
collected.
HOLLAND"
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as; Delaware, 275a2o: Western, psr fiSJb
sack. lI5a2.O: Pennsylvania. per cxt. 2oos2.S 5:
Eastern Shore Of Maryland and Virginia Nc
Cormicks, pr cEt, Lioal.5o; Western shore Of
Maryland, McCumicks per cwt. Is0al.6o; White
starr, per cst. seoa2lo; Cobblers. per =est.
2ooss 5.
LIVE POULTRY -Chickens young. large.
smooth. Per lb xc; do. winter. lbs and
under. ID. i.ssc; do. young. rough and Stacy.
ID. :ss5c; do. young. BY e1press, Ib. sss4oc
do. Old BOOSTERS. per h.. Hs2ec: do old hens
over lb-, 8c; do. do. small 10. Sc; do white
Leshorn hens. N. HsSc: Ducks, Muscory and
mongrel. young! lb. 35a3jc; do. White Pekins,
Young. ID. SsasOc; DO puddle, ga lbs. and over,
lb. aoAasc; do. smaller. poor. h. 35ao6e
TURKEYS, choice young hens. ID. AaI5c; do, COB
blers. per ID, ilat2c; do. old toms. ID, 57a2sc
do, crooked breast, poor. per ID. 32aaac; psgeons
old, pair. 2ss3Dc; do. young. pair, 25a3oc: guinea
fowls. young, over IN lbs. each, LOO: do, oio.
each, sQasSc.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-07
COTTON MARKETS

Ncw York. March 6. - Operating under the
new Lever law GOVERNING contracts, trading was
resumed on the cotton exchange TODAY after
having been suspended since last Monday There
wa so much nervousness and also confusion
that other features attracted little attention
although business proceeded more smoothly than
might have been exrected. The close was barely
steady, Withhold contracts net 80 points higher
to 20 points lower.
Receipts at ports for the day were Ii ,o52
bales. stocks in New York are sO.48 bales
Exports for the day AGGREGATED ss2 bales
inciudtng 6.eeS bales TO Great Britain and 2lS7
bales TO the continent
Spot at New Orleans was steady with mid
ding unchanged at sc; sales were 1850 bales
SPOT here was quiet at decline Of 10 points
at 26.lSc: there were no sales.
Today's receipts at leading points: Galveston
2.gl; Now Orleans. 2,Ti2: Mobile, l.214; savap-
nah, ll36; Charleston, 13; Wilmington. ls;
Norfolk, 70; Augusta, 54s; st. Louis. LIS
The Washington herald., 1919-03-07
U. 5. to Sell Surplus
Copper Through Dealers

Copper producers win market the
government surplus copper at the
prevailing prices. charging the gov
orrment the actual cost, it was an
nouhced officially yesterday follow
ing conferences between the War
Department and producers.
Government copper-will be distrib-
buted by producers in connection
with their .own products over a
period of hfteen months, it was an
bounced.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-07
Washington Stock Exehange.

SALES
CAPITAL Traction IS, S!oco at ss, sl.oOO at
W.: 500 at gA. Sl.ooo at e7h. N,ooo at s7n.
"ashinston Railway and Electric Is. $500 at
II. s.o0o At Il, 500 at IN. 800 AZ III.
Potomac Electric General G.. 81, 90 at g.
Riggs Realty IS long, 5000 at s.
After call:
Potomac Electric General g.. y,C0O al ssIE
washington Railway and Electric pfd. 10 at
%; 10 at 6, at IS. 25 at ej, 9 at IS, % at ej
Potomac Electric General g.. 81 90 at esa,
Washington Railway and Electric I'd at
6, s at 65