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THE WASHINGTON HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1915.
COMMERCE AND FINANCE
CASH DEMANDED
FOR WARSTOCKS
These and Specialties Set
New High Records in
Wall Street.
TAKE LOAN FOR GRANTED
Bethlehem, Crucible, Alcohol, and
Allis-Chalmers in Good Demand,
but Drop Is Expected.
New York. Sept. 15. Today's stock mar
ket was a duplication of the previous
Fission, the war stocks and specialties
monopolizing: the attention' with new
hiprh records. Bethlehem Steel and
Crucible Steel were most prominent. The
balance of the list displayed a waitinK
attitude, pending the consummation of
the huBc war loan.
Veteran traders, however, have taken
time by the forelock and made long
commitments on the basis that the loan
will be a success and the expectation
based on past events that there will be
a Filip in the Keneral list when formal
announcement is made of its success.
As the loan will give added Impetus to
our export trade and promises addi
tional orders for munitions the general
market is exacted to reflect this im
provement. niK Deiiimid in Slornlnsr.
Overnicht developments belne favor
able, the market opened strons. with
new high prices for Bethlehem Steel.
Crucible Steel, and Industrial Alcohol.
Allis-Chalmers also was In (rood demand.
Further Improvement was made during
the first hour, but buying orders di
minished before noor. and prices re
ceded Aside from the war issues and
specialties, the list marked time during
the balance of the session.
I Erie stocks and bonds continued in
Kood demand and the buying represented
accumulation that has been going on
for nt least three weeks. While rumors
are current of the resumption of divi
dends on the first preferred in the im
mediate future, these are not taken
siTioui-ly by persons who have been pur
chasing the shares and are familiar
with the views of the insiders.
Itatlsrny .Stock Heavy.
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific was
heavy, owing to uncertainty regarding
the payment of the interest of the de
bentures. While it has been declared
that the money has bo-n raised. It has
not been deposited with the First Na
tional Bank, which pays the interest.
The delay, however, is believed to be
due to the physical work of issuing the
receivers" certificates and placing them
with the people who have promised to
purchase them, and thus supply the
funds needed for the interest.
Owing to the vigorous advance of the
war stocks, one prominent odd-lot house
is refusing to take orders for the pur
chase of Bethlehem Steel, Crucible Steel
and the high-priced motor stocks, except
for cash. At the same time, large com
mission houses are accepting orders in
thrso stocks only from old customers,
and then insisting on margins ranging
from 1". to 20 points. This amply reflects
the apprehension entertained by most
brokers regarding a sudden drop In the
.-bares These brokers say the war stocks
,i- Bithlehcm and Crucible will prob
. I' co higher, but they say they want
on the safe side thould a collapse
occur.
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TBACTION STOCK LEADS.
IVnalilnpiton RntlTvny nnail Electric
Sella for S5 on 'Chance.
W .-i ingtnn Hallway and Electric com
mon stofk led the market on the Wash
in -ton stork Exchange - yesterday, a
Mock of l.Vi shares selling at S3. There
H' r. no other large sales.
So en shares of Railway preferred
stick ld at so 1-4, and one share of
Am.-r.fin Seeuntv and Trust brought
- Capital Traction stock was offered
..t Ml. but there were no buying brokers.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
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NATIONAL BANK,
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LETTERS OF CREDIT
TRAVELERS' CHECKS
FOREIGN DRAFTS
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
Every Modern
Facility
for handling the banking
business of individuals, firms
and corporations.
CJ Our large resources and
lengthy experience insure
the highest degree of protection.
The Safest Investments
?10 that do not fluctuate dnriag 61
turbed conditions of tie moot or stock mar
arts. Pint deed ef trait cotes (first' mart.
iisrs). Mil secured co ml estate to too Dta
irlct Columbia, mutilate gilt-edj" us.
vestments. They do not depend upon tat
flsiodil rmviIblnt; of tadlTidtuU or cor
porations ti their stabilitr. and art rxeapt
trots tuition at personal propertr. W, n,
npDb aueh Jofertioenu in ansouau from Ml
tjprsid. Send tor booklet, "Conaet&ing Lout
tad InmrmeBtaV
Swartzell, Rheemj&
Heniey Co.,
727 Ftfteeath Street NtrtkwMt'r
SB Am. Express. 101
3 Am. Hide & Leather..... SH
2.700 Am. Ice Securities 3
1.71X1 Am. Linseed a
191 Om. Unseed pfd XX
2C.S0 Am. LocomotlTe KS
K0 Am. Looomotire pfd ICO
:0O Am. Malt pfd 36
I3M Am. 8meltinr. SI
an Am. SmelUnt pfd 1C
ICO Am. Smelting pfd., B.
t.100 Am. Steal Foundry....
2D0 Am. Suear
100 Am. Tobacco
100 Am. TO. A Tel
1.500 Am. Woolen
500 Am. Woolen .pfd
10.30) Asuonda
100 Atchiaon
400 Atchiion pfJ
100 Atlantic OnaU Line...,
10.XO Bildrin Lccomctiir....
100 Ba'dwin Locomome ltd. 106
1.350 Balttoora & Ohio EH
100 Baltimore Ohio pfd.... 705
100 Bethlehem Heel 330
1.300 Bethlehem Steel pfd :sa'i
500 Brooklyn B. T
2.9X1 Butte & Superior
IT) CahfornU Petroleum....
5"0 California. Petroleum pfd. W
40) Canadian Piciflc. 154
l.ro Central Leather 44H
ZJ) Cheuptr & Ohio H4
0 ChiMg-v. Jf. A St. P H4
K.S00 Chicaso. It. I. & P KK
50) Chino Cm. CoiiT 45
11.CC0 Colorado Fuel & Iron 4TH
50) Cornlidated Cai. Zi
K Continental Can f6
fOO Com Product ITS
48.3M Crucible Steel S6X
1,1J Crucible Steel pfd 1K4
100 Deere pfd 97
10) Delatrtre A- Hudwn 13314
va Delaware. Lack. & West. 415
3)0 Dome Mine 34
1.3-X) Dl'tilkiV Seciintieu iS
10) Elecuic Storase Batterj-.. Ti
2yj Erie
9.30) Krie Irt pfd
1.TO0 Erie 3d rfd
WO Federal M. & S
3 Federal II. & H. pfd
00 General Electric
1J50 General Motor 3"
1T3 General Motora pfd Ill
ZJjO Goodrich, B. F 3H
300 Goodrich. B. F.. rfd 103H
M0 Great Northern pfd HSU
.500 Great Northern Ore, ant. CH
10) Guurcnr-.eiin Exploration..
10) l!iT.lnitt Electnc Riilway
ai) Interboro-Metropolitan ...
3.10) ln?iiration Copper
ICO Inter. Con
100 Inter. Ccn. rfd
a Int. Hamster of X. J...
5 Kanvis City Southern...
100 Kar.su City So. pfd
100 Krew Co. rfd
5,(K Lacfcatranna Steel
10) Lehljh Valley
29 Lonir Iland
10) LonUrille & Xaihrille...
2.400 3lartrell Motor Co
1.100 Maxwell Motor lt pfd...
20) Maxwell Motor 2d pfd....
3.W Mcxlnn Petiplenm
3.201) Mivni Corner
SO Minn. & St. L
510 Minn. & St. L. pfd
COT Mo.. Kani. & Tex 7H
1.100 3Io.. Kans. Si Tex. pfd.. 15
1.300 Missouri Pacific 3H
20) Montana Power 59
10) National Biscuit. '.2T-4
TO Nat. Cloak & Suit S14
20) Nat. Cloak & Suit pfd... 139
1.C0) Nat. Enamel 3c S 274
409 National Lead C1U
100 N. It. R. of M. 2d pfd.... 5
S00 Nerada O. Copper H7i
2JC0 N. T. Air Brake 1B4
1.70) N. Y. Central ZPi
1.300 N. T.. N. H. A: H 7H
100 N. Y.. Ont. & W 264
10) Norfolk A- Western lOSH
10) North Amer 71i
100 Northern Pacific. 107S
100 Ontario Sllier. 2H
200 Pacific Mail 304
10) Pacific Tel. & Tel 324
1.501) Penn. B. R. 1094
700 People'! Ga 4 Coke 1:64
623 Pittsburgh Coal 334
30) Pittsburgh Coal pfd lOi.
1.900 Pressed Steel Car C24
10) P. S Cor. of N. J ?
900 Pullman Palace Cr 164
400 Railway Steel Spring 39
1.7u0 Bar Con. Cofpr 2?4
1.7C0 Reading H9
100 Rep. Iron & Steel 43l;
10) Itock Island pfd s
4.000 Rumely 5
90) Rumely pfd i
700 St. L. & S. F. Sd pfd.... 5i
100 Seaboard Air Line 144
10) Seare-ltoebuck 15454
1.500 Southern Pacific 89
100 Southern Pacific ctfs 105
3u0 Southern Railway 13
200 Southern Railway pfd 514
20) Standard Milling (2
10) Standard Milling pfd 73
3.CT Stude'MkiT US
VA Stndebaker pfd 105
f,400 Tennessee Ccpper 57
1.200 Texas Company ?"..... 1554
9.M0 Third Aremie 59
2.700 Union Pacific 1294
100 Union lacific pfd 804
300 United Cigars 6Wi
ICO United Cigars pfd 101
2u) Union Dry Goods rfd 594
2.10O United Railway lar 2J
700 United Hallway Inr. pfd.. 3S"
15.900 U. S. Ind. Alcohol S54
1.000 U. S. RuWier 51
36.20) U. S. Steel 7514
200 II. S. Steel pfd 1134
4.000 Utah Copper CH
600 Va.-Car. Chemical S3
100 Va. Iron. Coal & Coke... 55S
400 Western Maryland 284
100 Wertern Maryland pfd.... 45
lno Wc.ern Union Telegraph 704
HO Western Air Brake 2f6
44JO0 Wes'inghouse 1174
SO Willys-Oterlard 1S7
10) WismiiMn Ontral 33
Total sales. ;I3.00 shares, against 450,737 yejter
day and 429.939 a week ago. This day a year ago
the exchange was closed. From January 1 to date.
102,126.619, againat 45.580,022 a year ago.
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tistlons. Bates ranged 3aJH per cent for best
names of sixty to ninety days' maturity, 3a34 per
cent for choice four to six moo lbs' maturity. There
'la no chango (mm Tuesday's quotation.
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.
New York, Eit. 15. TYidlce on the 'OuUlda
smultirt market todir ai le& act It thta in the
prei-Ious s.ions of the current week, but prices
were stciJy at th? oivmnjr. Some irregularity was
thorn later ia the clay and prices were at material
recessions, in tome instances Iruoi the earlier high
men.
Sulwnarine Best, after early finnnew, apain be
came weak and sold down to a new low levrl for
the moremrat, at which a decline of more than 11
points from the top was shown. The wiling of this
Uvit was again due to the fact that arrangements
fcr the payment of the rtrnrk boucht earlier are rap
idly ncarin; completion. A a matter of fact,
clearing vt rtock will be btarttd tomorrow along
similar lines cf stock exchange clearin;v
Kennecott noirer was the feature of the mininc
share, bitt lj-ily maintained a steady rrk tone.
Other mining rharcs were Quiet and steady. The
miscellaneous shares xre inepilar. Lake Torpe3o
Hoat wa jonnderably more actie than in the pre
nous st&uons and scored a sharp adrance.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Furnished hy V. II. Hlbbn A Co.
Bid Asktd
V. S. fon. ?, recietrred 1930
93
U. P. con. 2j. roMpon. 1930..
V. 6. 3a. registered. 190S-1S
r. S. 3s, ro-jpon. 1908-H
C. 8. 4s. tetUtered. 193)
U. S. 4s. coupon, 193 ..
Panama Canal lvWO-year 2, ng., 1936...
Tanama Canal 13-30-jcar 2. rig., 1933...
Panama Canal 3s. reg.. 1X1
Panama Canal 3b, coupon, 19G1
97
100
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109
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96
96
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.
New Tork. ept- 13. MILWEEn-Flrmer; deal
ings modimte. Srring bran, in 100-pound sacks,
22.33. to arri7e: standard middling, to arrhe. 23.50;
red dog. to rrrire. 33.00: winter wheat, in 100-round
mck. to arrive. 21.70; city bran .in bulk, 22.25; oil
meal, 39.5Ca 10.00 ton.
POItK-Stcwly; innniry is quiet. Stem, 14.75s.
15.O0- family. SJat21.ro. clear. 18 0ll.59.
BEEF Stcadr; busirrs i moiUrate. racket.
, 17.5flalf.50: family. I.50il9.50; extra India mess.
28.Cto30.TO; mesn. 17.5Uil8.O0.
I UVBD-ltcadT; dealmp' are limited. Prim.
I Western. 8.60; ref nod continent. 9.10; South Ameri
can, 9 30; rcnzM Brazilian, in kegs. 10.30; beef
stearine, 7aS; lard stearine qolet at 9.
realizing- throughout the session up to about 2
o'clock, when the roatket was Irregular.
At the outset the list did not respond well to
better cables from Lirrrpnof than had been ex
pected, oiening unchangtl to three points higher.
Wall Street houses then were takers of prac
tically all options, while firms with Southern con
nections . operated on both sides The list then
improredl but profit taking, attributed to New
Orleans, again sent prices back. There was con
sidersble cotton for sale, and traders appeared to
b. nerrous.
In the afternoon, howerer. the bull morement
gained impetus from the eieeptireal stability of
spot, acromtonied by a good demand for the
same. The marktt at Lirerpool closed at a net
sdtancs of 1C4 to 124 roinu for futures. Spot
there was active at a gain of nine points to
6.74 for American middling.
Exporta for the day were 15.193 bales, including
2.112 bales to Great Britain and 13.031 balea to
the Continent Exports on this day last jear
were 1.2V) bales. Oesrance for the season amount
to 251.323 bales, against 32.V6 bales In the corre
simndinz tieriml in 1S1L Port receipts for the
day wens rf.TI talis, against 25.223 bales last
week and 12.571 bales last year.
Liverpool.
Furnished by N. L. Carientsr & Co.
PreriiMis
Open. 2 p. m. Clme. close.
6.31
6.11
6.18
6.5?i
January-Febnisry. ..
3Iarch-April
Mar-June
July-August
October-Norember. .
6.31
6.104
6. 164
6.r24
6.224
6.214
6.11
6.474
6.514
6.23
6 234
6.364
6.114
e.124
Middling. 6.36; jesterdiy. (.27. Sales, 12.000 bales.
Xrxv York.
PotIods
Open, flig'l. Low Close. rl.te.
January 11.0J 11.30 11.09 11.39 11.09
March T.41 11 H 11.41 11.68 11.10
May 11.72 II B 11.71 11.93 11.65
July 12.00 12. 12.(0 12.01 11.81
October 10.C2 10.83 1053 13.83 10.56
December 10.91 11 .23 10.94 11.20 1093
Xei OrleHns.
January
.March
May
October
December.
Open. Hirh.
11.01 11.30
1-.31
11.54
10.53
11.60
11.7J
10.76
Prerlrui
Tntr. Close, close
11.02 11.29 11.06
1'.31 11 61 11.35
11 52 11.72 11.53
10.53 10.76 10.55
10.S7 11.71 10.87 11.11 10.8U
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
Baltimore. Md., Sept.
BALTIMORE CITY STOCKS llleg.l
Bid. A
1004
83
BOSTON STOCK MARKET.
Alvka Cold
Allouez Mining.
Am Arri. Chemical
American 'Mer-hone
American Woolen id ,
American Zinc
Arizona Com. Mining ,
Boston Elcxated ,
Bntte Balaklaxa MInlnr.
Butte & Superior 3!!n!ng ,
Calumet & Arizona Mining....
Calumet & ITecla Mining
Centennial Miring
Crp--r Itange Consolidated....
East Butte Mining
Franklin Jtinlr.g
firanby Mining
Hanck Con. Mining
Isle Itovale Mining
Lake Mining ,
Mass. Consolidated Mining....
Mass. Electric Co
Mass. Gas ,
Mohawk Jlining
Nevada Con. Mining
New Arcadian Mining
X. Y.. X. H. & H
Xorth Butte Mining
North Lake Mining.
Osceola Mining
Pond Creek Coal
Quincy Minirg
St. Mary's Mineral Land
Shannon Mining
Superior Mining
Swift & Co
Tamarack Mining
United Fruit..:
United Shoe JIachinery
United Shoe Machinery pfd...
V. S. Sm.. n. & M
V. 8 Sm.. R. & M. pfd
Utah Con. Mining
Utah Correr Mining
Winona 3Iining
Wolverine Mining
Mass.. Sept. 13.
High. Low Cloe.
234 22 32
514 544 514
614 r.14 C14
120 KO 120
1 91 94
53 53 53
9 S S
78 774 774
3 3 3
C74 664 664
63 f2 f2
543 517 543
17 17 17
55 514 53
:2 12 12
94 9 9s;
SI S34 834
17 17 17
23 23 23?
II 14 It
1C4 104 104
s r. 6
9-i 9) 904
724 724 72' .
IPs 14S 114
19 10 10
C74 604 64
30 X 30
14 1 1
86 S2 S3
774 17 174
S3 2 83
SI'S 524 524
26 26 26
119 1134 11S4
57 56 m
1334 131 131
13 43 49
294 234 294
40 4H 40
en 46 46
12i 12"4 124
C74 C74 (Pi
34 34 34
5S4 554 5S4
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. 1374
. 155
. 65
. 2J4
. 83
. 101
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
urnlslied hy W. U. Illblm & Co.
Chicago. Sept. 15. The arerage trader in wheat
at Chicago, as well as the markets of the North
west, is now figuring on a larger run of that grain.
This was demonstrated by the liberal sales of the
December 'uture on the markets of this country
today. The fact that September continued tight
waa but natiaral, as the cash wheat offering was
grabbed up egrrly by shorts and exporter, and it
was hurriedly taken off the market. With the
month of September out of the way, conditions sur
rounding the wheat market vill show a change for
the better. It will open the road to more liberal
jj. ' speculation, and the trice will be governed largely
. l IUC W U "Hl'i'lJ U ..EU.SUU.
-jj, ' lUr .U(l U.J4CV i'.ti.u.t.. diiu.1 l.l'llb 1A..J
, I today, and it looked as if the day would prore one
in favor of the bulls. Clnnngsi were 4 to c lower.
Conditions in the Northwest were unsettled, and
tlit re was some wheat bought on it. The advances
caily were to the liking of those having wheat to
sell, and with the release of the Canadian crop re
port, showing a yield of 2T3.'V" tnsliels in West
83
51
74
1134
67
37
I em Canada, covnrared with 140.000.000 bushels last
! yt ar. the soling became pronnuncM. Th entire
23
.- ii. mc "in", w. ,-.. -...- -. ...- v.uk
.' 1 Canadian crop was estimated by this report st 309.-
26
116
1C
33
NEW YORK MONEY.
New Tork. Sept. 15.-Call money opened at 1
per cent; high, 2 per cent; low, 2 per cent; ruling
rate, 1 per cent.
Time money market remains Inactive while await
ing derelopments in the Anglo-French losn. Some
of the time money brokers sre of the opinion that
any definite encouncement of completion of arrange
ments will harden time money ratca. This will
depend somewhat npon the terms made for sub
scribing for the loan. It is believed that the terms
will follow la s slegree Ihoee made on recent English
war loans, wlgch call fox about 15 per cent for the
first instsumcxit and the balance over a period of
several months. Rates were 2 per cent for ninety
days. 3 per ctnt for four months, 3a3 per cent for
fire and six months, and 4 per cent for twelve
months.
Commercial paper market lnactire and rates esny.
Interest is sfll diverted by the British loan nego-
oro.oro lish;!s.
1IEAT Open. nigh. Low. Close.
September 1.014 1.01 -4 4
December. 354 Ws 93 94
CortN-
Sertember T2 72 71 71
December 57 57 'J. K.i
OATB-
Sertcmber 36 ? 36 3G4
December 36 56 33- 36
PORK
October 12.S0 12.S0 12.62 10.72
L.BD
October. '-3 '.3 S.17 8.17
BIBS
Octcber - 8.25 8.3 8.22 8.22
COTTON MARKETS.
New Tork. Sept, 15. Cotton again scored new
h'gh lexels for the morement today on agzressive
buying, brought sbnut by strength In the spot
article In the South. July crossed :2c. Final
prices were twenty-seren to thirty-seren points
higher. Outside purchasing waa on a large scale,
and there was active covering by room tradeis
who had sold on the weekly weather report at
noon,
This ststement Indicated that corditions hsd been
generally favorable for the crop. The spot article
here moved up thirty points further to 10.70c.
with sales of 100 bales. There waa a good deal of
Water 5. 1516
Uty 4s. 1951. D. L.
City 4s. 1961, 8. II
City 4i, 1911. A. N
City 4s. 1957. E. II
City 4s, 135?
GAS AND ELECTRIC.
Rsltlmore Electric 5s. stamid
Baltimore Electric pfd.. 50
Maryland !7!ecnc t. 192C
Con. Oa. K. L. P. C. M. 44s. 1933
Ccn. Gas. 11 U & P. com., ex-dir....
Con. Gas. C. L. k I", notes 1C04
Con. Ga.. E. I- 3s P. rfd.. 100. ex-dis. 109
Fairmont Gas ccm
Fairmont Ou pfd
United E. L. & P. C. M. 4s. 193 91
BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES.
Citirens" .WioMl. 10 42
Drovers Jfc Mcclirnlcs' National, 100....
Ildelity & Deposit, 00
I'lr-t National. ICO
Nrtional Bank of Baltimore, 100
Union Trust, ?G
ItAILHOAD STOCKS.
Northern Otntral. 50
(Street Railways.)
United Railway A- Electric 80
RAILROAD BONDS
Atlantic Const Line eonr. deb. 4s ,
Cnmberland .e Pennsylvania tn
Florida Central Ac Peninsula 5s
Georgia Sou'hern & Florida 1st 5s, 1945 100
Georgia AV Manama con. 5s 101
Norfolk' ,t Carolina 1st 5s
Seaboard & Roanoke 5s. 1926 101
Omaha Cwnril Bluffs 5s
Virgirla MidlanJ gen. nitg. 5s. 1927 1014
(Street Railways.)
AnacoFtia & Potomac Fs
Augusta Railway A Electric 1st 5s, 1940
Central Railway con. 5s
Chicago Railways 5s
City & Snburhan 1st 5s. 1922 1014
Cits ,fc Sntmriian (Wah.) 1st 5s. 1913... 1014
Fstrmont A Clarkjburr 5s
Jlaryland Electric 'Railwayr 5s
Memphis Strct Railways 5s
Milwankei Railway ref. 4Hs
Minneapolis & St. Paul joint 5s..
Norfolk & Portsmouth Traction 5s.
Norfolk Rsllway & Light 5s
United R. & E. 1st 4s. 1K9
United R. & E. Inc. 41. 3949
Coeden rfd
Consolidation Coal, 100 ,
Consolidation Coal Ca ,
Consolidation Coal ref. 5s
Elkhora Fuel com
Elkhora Fuel 5s
Davidson Chemical 6s
Houston Oil ccm. (trust ctfs.)
Jam. C C. T"J
Maryland Steel 1st 5s. 1951
Merchants & Miners' Trans. (V. T.) ICO 27
Pennsylvania Water Tower com 684
Pennsylvania Water Tower 5s 88
T. II. Symington ccm St
T. II. Symington pfd 50
Wajland Oil 3S
. 91
. 83
'. i"
, 76
. 94
. 80
, 67
. 6
. 95
. 101
', "if"
. 97
. 99
. 12
. 82
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101
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81
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95
1014
7
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974
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70
90
WASHINGTON STOCK 32CHANGE
furnished bx IV. n. Hlbba Ca.
BALES.
Washington Railway common. S at 85, S at
83. 25 at 35. 23 at 85. 23 at 83. 25 at 83.
Washington Railway preferred. 2 at 804.
American Security and Trust. 1 at 270.
After call:
Washington Railway preferred, 5 at 804.
GAS BOND3.
Bid. Asked.
Georgetown Gas Cert. Ind. is. 112
Georgetown Gas Ss 102
Wsehlngtcn Gas 5 101 1054
Columbia Gas A Electric Es J4
RAILROAD BONDS.
Cspital Traction 5s MS '
City A Suburban 5s 102
Metropolitan 5s 101
Washington By. A Elec. 4s 80
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
Potomac Electric cons. 5s 1004
Potomac Electrl' Light 5s 103
C A P. Telephone 5 101
American Teleriione A Telcgrarh 4s... 92
American Te!-phone A Telegraph 44s.. 1004
IV-si'innrn .Millet 5s 131 95
Washington Market 5s, 1947 95
Washington Market Cold Storage Is.... 91
Norfolk A Wsshington Strambcat 5s.. 103
Biggs Realty 5 (lng) 101
Rlggs Realtr 5s (short) 10J
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCSS.
1114
82
101
Capital Traction '354
Washington Ry. A Elec com 81
Washington Ry A Elec. ifd 84
NcrtUk A Washington Steamboat 150
Washington Gas 70
American Tel. A Tel 123
TVI'E MACHINE STOCKS
Mergenthaler Linotype M75
Lanston Monotype 73
MINING STOCKS.
Greene-Cananea 33
NATIONAL BANK STOCKS.
American 130
Catltal 3J
t'olumhia
Commercial :93
District 134
Farmers A Mechanics 211
Federal 131
Lincoln 160
Metropolitan 193
Rlggs Nat. Bank
Second Nat. Bank 137
National Bank of Washlnrton
TRUST COMPANY STOCKS.
American Security A Trust 263
National Kir. A Trust 233
Union 'Trust 119
Waehington Loan A Trust 239
Continental Trust 115
SAVINGS BANK STOCKS.
Home Savings 3C5
Rank of Commem A Savings 13
East Washington 124
FlItB INSURANCE STOCKS.
Corcoran ................... 88
Firemen's Fire Insurance 13
German-American 263
National Union Fire C
TITLE INSURANCE STOCKS.
Colombia Title 44
MISCELLAXECU STOCKS.
Chapln-Sacks 175
District oT Columbia Paper Mfg. Co... 123
Gramophone com 81
Graphothone pfd 90
Security Stongc lie
Washington Market 174
Exxliridend.
GEORGE WASHINGTON
UNIVERSITY
XIXKTY-FIFTII YEAH.
Day and Late Afternoon Sessions.
OPEXS SEPTEMBER 29, 1015.
COLininiAN COLLEGE. A. B.. B. S. In
Chem. and Med.
KSHICOLLKGE OF ENGINEERING. B. S. In
Arch.. C. E.. E. E.. and 31. i
TEACHERS COLLEGE, A. B. and
Teacher's Diploma.
Offlccm :n:.1 a Street.
SCHOOL OF GRADtJATE STUDIES,
A. M.. S. M.. C. E E. E.. M. E. Ph. D.
MEDICAL SCHOOL. M. D.
DENTAL SCHOOL, D. D. S.
Office: 1333 II Street.
LAW SCHOOL. LL. B LL. II.. M. P. L.
Offlcrai st Mnxonlc Temple.
ASSOCIATED COLLEGES:
NATIONAL COLLEGE OF PHAR
MACY. Phar. D.
80S I Street.
COLLEGE OF VETERINARY
MEDICINE. D. V. M.
3113 14tb Street.
General Office) 2023 C. Street.
lOPi
150
70
173
81
SO
CTD AVITD'C BUISNESS
MKAlLK 3 COLLEGE
Old Mnnonlr Temple, nth nml F Streets
Vnslilnaton' I.endinrr IIulnes) School
Tiiorough courses. Day snd Night, in Shorthand
(Pitman or Giegg). Tot.ch Tjiewriting. Bookkeep
ing. Accotintlrg. English, Civil Service. Sixteen
eiierienced teachers. Over 100 new tyrcwriteri.
Graduates assieted to goil positions. Bessrve desk
srd locker now. Write. caU or phone ilain 3130
for catalogue.
17th Ycnr.
Open Oct. 1. 0i30 P. M.
5
WASHINGTON PE0DUCE.
QiotaUlm plTfTj tjjw ire fcr Uixe lott of (rod
2keUtIe poeds onl,-. Jotters criers ire hijthfr.
Lever madM mar be old for ItsM. Ftncj jroodi
ron. ma nd hiefcer irlcca
Wholnalo markrtii about steadj. Rmipts of
produce moderate; demand quirting rniit and
?esetable receipts plentiful; pxxl fruits In demand;
teceubles, with qualKj, raicc welL
EGGS Fre-li. per dot, rGa27: Southern. WaS.
BUTTER Rest print, new, per lb CS; tub. per
lb.. 27; process, per lb.. 23; under grade, cream
err. per lb., 2Ca3G; itoie-paeked, rer lb.. ISaZ).
LAUIl'no. pure, per lb.. nilC- d. eoi
pocnd. per lb., 6H. Cottonseed oil. per can. ZJ&.
CHKESr-Nw York, new, per lb., 18; Cat. pet
.0.. 19; SvIm dcmeitic. per lb.. 24; do., fortifn.
per lb., S2.
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF LAW
(Evening Sessions Exclusively.)
Standird courses, le.idinpr to degrees
of Master nnd Uachclor of Laws.
The undersrndunte course may lie
completed nnd tbe dejrree "f Iluchelor
f Linvii Hcrureil nt end of Meconil yenr.
For catalogue, application blanks,
etc., address the Dean, at the Adminis
tration Office. Southern Rullding.
Phone Main 6617, or after September 10
at National Itw School Building, 816
11S 12th st. nw.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.
Baltimore. ML. Sept. 1S.-MILLFEXD (in 100-lb.
sarksl. -Spring h-.in. 21 'AaJ3 0): four to whit,
middlings. 33.00s3T.tX): Western middlings, 2T.S01
a.i): city mills' middlings. ir.SOaaoO; do., while
middlings. 35rPaT6.ro: do., winter bran. SOOayoo
GREEN TRIITS AND VKCETACI.ES.-Appl-s.
Eastern Shore of Miryland and Vlrgirta. per i
bM. basket, Sa30; do, per bbl.. fancy. l.Sa'.5:
do.. m.all, T3S1.W- heet. native, per bunch. IHal;
cobbage. native, p. ICO. 50a3.50: cantalonpes.
native, per basket, ripe. 30aM: do., green, 15a3):
celery. New York, per bunch. antO; corn, native,
per dor., sugar, JOalG; dam'Ons. pr peach basket.
SOaGl; do., per bus. dot. l.COs! 3; do.. Western
Jlaryland. ir Mb. bskrt. lTHaSO; eggplants,
native, per basket. 23s30; lettuce, native, per
bus Irtl, 75al ); Lma beans, native, per peach baA..
I3a39: do., bus. basket, Kh50: onions. Western
.Msryland. per bus., yellow. aafl; peaches. Eastern
Shore Msryland. p-r carrier. sOiCO; do., per box.
alO; do., per basset, 13a3r; do., mountain, per
S-basket. I0aJ3: do., per carrier. 5a50: do., Vhite
Heath, per basket. Sh65; pears. Eastern Shore
Duchess, per Lasket, 2UK; do.. New Tork Bartlett,
per bbl.. No. 1. J.GOaiSQ; do., nearby, Seckel. per
basket. 30al; snuash. nailve. ter Basket. a3;
tomatoes. Easte-n Shore, per basket. 10aH: do.,
native, jvr basket, 2Ti3.: watermelons, Maryland
and Virginia, per 100. COa3).O0.
I'OTATOns-Wblte. new. Eistern Shore, per
bbl. l.rjOal.B: do.. York Hirer, rer bbL. LOOaLS;
do.. Bappahannock, per bbl., prime, l.OOal.25;
da. nearby, per bus. box. Vi30; do.. Msryland and
Pennsylvania, per bus., 4Sa30; do.. New York snd
Jirscy, jy-r brxv.. 5ii3: sweets, yellows, rer bbL,
Eastern Shore. 1 5:.S0: do, native, per bbL.
l.Sal.SO; yams. North Carolina, pr btL, No. 1.
HXaI.2J; do.. Rappahannock, per bbl.. l.COal.3.
LIVE I'Ori.TUY-Chlckens. old hem. 4 .bs.
and over, 13al6; do., old hens, smaller, lb.. 14;
roosters, lb.. 9a.O: do., spring, large, lb., 17al:
do., small, lb.. Hal": ducks. Muscovy. 3 lbs. and
over. i:all; I'eklns. 3 lbs. and over, lb., llalS;
Indian runners, lb., 12: spring ducks, 3 lbs. and
over. lb.. II; do., smaller. II; pigeons, per pair,
13: guinea fowL each, 2Ca30.
BUTTER Creamery, fancy, rer lb.. 2334: da.
choice, ViKH: do., good. 2Ts5: do., prints.
ZtS'l: do., blocks. 254s2); ladles. 3ar: Maiy
land and Pennsylvania rolls, 190; dsiry prints,
lJalO: proces. butter, Sa!6: store-packed. lWal.
Ef5GS-Mat)land. PenruyltarJa aal Wettcrn.
firsts. "J; West VlrgicU; U; Eonthern. U.
LIVE POULTRY-Hers. per lb.. 15; roosters. I
per lb.. lOall; spring ducks, per lb.. 13al4; apring
chickens, per lb., 16aI7.
GREEN GOODSBeans. pet basket, 7Sa30; do.
per bbL. LSOaiDO; lima beans, per jt.. 13aM;
beets, per bunch. lalH: cabbage, rew per bDL.
traro: cantaloupes, per crate, 23a2.CO: carrots, per
bvneh. Islsi: cauliflower. rev basket. 60a73l
celery, per loz.. 20950; crate. 2.00a3.50; corn, new.
per dor.. .Ca3); cucumters, per basket, 73al.Z3;
cymblings. crate. 3 -0, easplant. per rate, 49aM;
kale, per ttl.. S40; lettuce, lr basket, HHL3;
onirs. white, per crate. 5073; nrw. per 10J
bunches. SOaLW; okra. per crate. 75al.0O; reas. New
York, rer basket. 1.00al5: perrers. crate. 25al0;
new potatoes, rer sack. 1 23.il.75; yams. 1.0)ai.23:
sweet potatoes SCal.50; tomatoes, nearby, per box,
50al.25.
TRUITS Apples, new, per bbl.. Lt0sl50: grsD"s
ter crate. Delaware, 75al.50; do.. Conconis, 73al.S0;
do., Niagara. TSal.SO; grarefruit. per box. 4 03a5 0.
oranges. California, per box. 4.O0a3 00; peaches, per
rrste, 73al.23: plums. ier bavket. 2Ca30. ineapple.
rer crate, 1.2j123; watermelons, each, SX).
LIVE STOi-K-Veal calves, prime, per lb.. lOaWH:
do., medium. ier H.. 9a9'r; do., heavy. 8a34; apnng
Umbs. per lb., faSH.
BAY. STRAW. AND CORN-Hay. best tlmoth.
new. per ton, 17.00: mixed, per ton. 12.00al4.00;
old bay, per ten, 2200; straw, per ton, 10.00al2LOO;
vshest straw, per tou. 8O0; com, per bbL. 4.23.
SEEDS Tlover. crimson, per lb. SVi; new
crop, 3; rel, 13al7; red top. H: ltslke. 1U13H;
lfslla (American grownl, per lb, 20: German m.1
jt, rer bus.. ..50, timothy, per bus.. 3.30a37.",
.-irghum. or cane, per bus.. S6 orchard grass, per
bus., 1.73a2.23; rje. per bus.. LI0: wheat, per brs.,
123.
Emerson Institute
Established 1!52.
Arfiiialed With the Leading Universities.
Next Term lleiclnn Sept. lf, IBIS.
tx Uutinct dearuusnls tUsr the tolio.icg
rcuiacs:
CULLtXIE DEPAKT3IENT-Prepares for all col-
leges and ptoieioual schoola.
COV EIINmE.NT AOADE311ES-lTpares for West
Point. Antunclis, Cot Guard.
0. JL HKIlvlUtS 1'iepaics lor Commllons la
Army. U, S. Marine Corps.
DII'IJOIACY-Pirparcs lor the U. S. Dlplomatla
and CoostiLvr aervicrs
LAT1N-AMEI:ICAN DEPARTMENT-I'rerares Ijt
Business and Proftwsional Life in Latin Amerxa.
PATENT OFFICE Prciares (ur Assistant Exam-
National Cathedral School
Cor. WUronnlti Ave. anil Woodier lload
A HOAI.UlNt; ANI DAY SCHOOL KOIt C.1KL&.
Tbe Btabop c( Washington, liraadent of tbe
noard of Trust w.
Strwt cats r the sate. .School roach learei
DuQt Circle at 80 a. ra. and rettirr, at 53J
p. m. Cat!ilral C1om of 40 acim atTuni amle
spare for -jut.Ioor play under the tftirymsion of
trained teachtra. Cnixr of stnd;: Intemjltite,
Acadfrolr. and Colics Preparatory, special al
Tantascs in Jltii and Art.
3Iia Jesulc C. McDonald. M. S
IVIncl-pat.
TVlephotie Clereland Ni
Wood's School
311 EAST CAI'ITOI, STKEET.
SIIOKTIIANO. TYPEWItlTINO.
DOOKKKEl'l.Ml. CIVIL hEItVlCK.
TIIIISTY VEA1IS ()LI.
Washington
College
of Law
KOIt JIEN AND WOMEX
Twentieth jear opens Oct. 1, 7 p. m.
Three years' cn.ir. LL. II.
One jear is.- graduate, LL. M.
Special course; Interstate and Foreign Comaaarea)
an! Feiieral Tiade Osunu-ion Law.
Seis-ions at vither HO or 20 p. m.
Tultinn. Sw ir annum.
For information or catalogue apply to the Oeaa.
Office hours: 19 to S-J30.
1317 New York Avenue
Phone Jlsin IKS.
Holy Cross Academy
t'pton nnd Conn. Ave.
Opens September 20. 101.1.
Pestilent n.l llsy chrol for torts. STANDARD
r.rt ELEtTIVr. t'liritsn-l Vnl ,l,.. "Ji. 1?
I.aip tk.lm. lamtirg elocution, domestic scienc.
ASSOCIATION INSTITUTE
Founiiril 1S7S I.OIIO Mmlenti. 11I14.
I.nrisent I'rlsn'r .Setiiml In Wnililnsttuu
Gymnasium. Stvlmmlns; I ool.
nill'AKT.IIIlXTSl
WnslilnKton Preunrnturv School Pre- ', physical outdoir strts.
pares for Collcst? or Uniscrslty. Ac- sisteiis of holy rrtoss.
creinieci nasis. uny ur ..veninir.
Wmshlnirton Scliool sif Aex'OU
1 to 2'i-Vear Couises. Trepa
Iluslness anil ti l. A Kxam
See' the atlJolnlnK ailvertiscmenL
Wnnlilnsrion Commerrlnl SclioolUn-
cxcollod Bookkeeping anil Steno
graphic Courses
Gimle School 3S boys matlo up lost
praties last vear.
Special Cotire Draftlrnr fMechanl
cal and Architectural). Public Speak
Inr. Spanish, Rnslness Men's Knc;llsh.
T1IOS. V. VALTOX, M. A Director.
Y. M. C. A 1734 G SL N. W.
sv-ts; sp E0RGET0WN
un.uions. B -vf
UiNlVERSITY
The Law School
Scission of lni.t-inia ber-lna October 1,
1015, at 0:30 p. na.
ACCOUNTANCY
Employed men may better prepare
far business without Interference with
rejrular duties. Previous knowledge of
bookkeeping not required.
COURSES OFFERED.
1. Fundamentals of Accountancy.
I. Shorter Course In Accountancy.
3. Iluslness Administration.
4. Professional C. P. A. Course.
5. Cost Accounting.
6. iAff for Business Men.
Call or write for free bulletin.
THOMAS W. WALTON Director.
'Washington School of Accountancy,
Y. 1L C A.. 1734 G St. N. W.
Secretary's office open dally from 9
a. m. to c p m. for registration and
consultation.
IIUOH J. FEG.IX. Secretary.
Georgetown Law School Building.
0th and lZ St. X. Tel. 31. 7303,
latil Instttute
j
H (Formerly Washington Seminary.)
MP.S. NANETTE U. PAUL. LL. B.. President.
H From kindergarten to college: vo
:ational training: pre-legal and
p.-ctlcal business course: studio
clisses; English and French kmder
r, artcn and grade work for boys and
girls. Aililresm 2107 S Street X. IV.
HHstnct (Tourb
Inr In U. -. Patent tlflice.
iitw UiiUs.ini, utw iautiii( aiau uraiirg puou,
InneaHl latontory and library facihtln, icHira
ttke coin! on ci tne ctoaent ana oner opiflnututif
In a manner adequate and thoroachlj r?dtni. trvt
cataloitiei adure
Vl.SI.OW II. ItAXDOLIMI,
ANGUS JIc. CIIAIVFOIID.
IMnelpaU
1740 P fit. S, W.. WaOiirctrrn. D. C
The Army and
Navy
Preparatory
School
4101 Conn. ire.
Washintrlon.D.C-
l'repnrea for lendlna;
Collesesi, UnlveraU
ties. Weat Palat
and AnnapoIIa.
FALL -SUSSION
nKfil.VS SEPT. 13.
Cntnlocr on rcqneat
or at loil& atorea
The Pearson School
KVEXIMl fl.ASSKS.
EIGHTH YKAIl. OtTOllMIt 4. 1013.
2003 ST11KCT.
VOICE CULTURE
BINGINO.
Tone rroduetton.
Volrt I'ladns.
Ear Training,
Eizht Stncinz.
ELOCUTION.
Deep Breathing,
Phjrcal H'ult'jrt.
Disticct Eniibaatton.
Dracutic Art.
STENOGRAPHY
TYPEWRITING
ENGLISH
CIVIL SERVICE
Training for Commercial and Civil
Service Positions.
1417 G Street N. W.
I'linXE MAIN .EL-K.
COURSE
.Vew evening classes begin October !.
Coll. phone, or write for catalor-
, NATIONAL RADIO SCHOOL
V. S. SA INCS 1IA.MC BUILDINO
Hth and V Street's. Phone X. ".
ST. AGNES' SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
(IllMSroPAI, CIIUKCH)
! fiUAIIIUNt, M HAV I'LI'IUL
t MU.K.TE TKltJI-.
. PKNIi l-OK CATl.t)(ii:n.
1 Mr? O STKKET. TEL WEST 1M.
GEORGE WASHINGTON
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF
VETERINARY MEDICINE.
Coarse IcaJIns
to tLe Tcrcp Icctor of Veterinary
MMllfinr.
Mrs. Emily Freeh Barnes
1U 11th St. N. E. I'bon. Unc 1739L
EARN YOUR TUITION.
how yoar "KUJ1NXSS SE.VSK" by rewrclns
to ua thu Herald ad. with jour address and letting
us tell yon how 70,! may f-arn ywir tuition nbile
doing tbe actual cttire trainins ivork tt our regu
lar atecocratbic ccure. No oblijation. 1321 G
4. nw
HENDERSON BUSINESS SCHOOL.
Washington Junior School
Cor. Slat St. ami IIIIIr Plnre? X. w.
A Selct tcneh and EnclMi School (it Girls and
Uttl Hoya. oix-n .Seitember 30. I'rimarv aw!
sirimmar JraIt, with to vear of IIi?h School 1
Work. Writr (t eatalAgu-. Tel. North ITS.
Sir. nnI Mr-i. Vlnud, PrlDcipnIi.
OPENS SEPTEMBER 29TH
rT rrjs: t u aud infonnatian appiy to
Daviil 12. lUickinzham. V. M. O Dean
TKEIV11LTON SCHOOL
N. V. Cot. l':a tnj N. Y Air. l'lione JI. X.
-liIETIIANI. TYI'EWRITINO. ENCUSH.
SmrtO&
Lucia Gale-Barber School
WILL AID IN SELECTING
OP
Rhythm and Cnrre-lnted Arts
Homr nnd l)ny Jrhool.
All cr-vdes. General and Srerial Courn, Nonsal
Training and Studio Court id Rhythmic Kxpret-
lon. Music, tine and lndutrial Arts. Catalog.
dim. 3IAIIV GALE DAVIS IM. U t
2003 Columbia Kund.
, The School for Son or Daughter
Three corespondents are named by
Harry 31. Burton In his petition for
absolute divorce from Arlle M. Bur
ton, filed In the District Supreme
Court yesterday. The couple wero
married at Herndon, Va.. May 10, 1905.
Attorney J. B. Carter appears for the
husband.
A petition in voluntary bankruptcy
was filed yesterday, Kucrene Bush,
trading as the Bush Plumbing Com
pany, at 2S29 Eleventh street north
west. His liabilities are listed at
J10.10S.72 and his assets nt $5,956.35.
Attorney George L. AVhitford repre
sents Mr. Bush.
Arguments will be heard tomorrow
in the Marks-Goldsmith case, whose
officers were taken Into custody on a
charge of using the malls to de
fraud. Counsel for the accused music
dealers questioned the right of the
District Attorney to seize certain rec
ords of the firm and obtained a rule
ordering him' to show cause why the
records should not be returned.
Anti-aircraft jruns can throw shells to
a height of from three to Ave miles.
Information concerning the schools and colleges in the District of :
Columbia will be furnished by The Washington Herald Educational ::
Bureau. Fill in the blank below, it will materially aid you in selecting :
the proper school and it in no way obligates you. Information concern &
ing any particuiai school will be furnished on request. Address The :5
GEORGE WASHINGTON
IINIVFRSITY I AW fHniil $ Washington Herald Educational Bureau. Washington, D. C
Washington Herald Educational Bureau
eslni Mat yenr, 4:."0 p. ni Sept. 20.
Member ft AtTiati'tn of American Law Schools,
innrinj strict ftandards for entrance anj course; a
select ettuVnt bodr and maximum crtslit from bir
schools ihroushout the United States for work done.
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4:506:30.
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Secretary, Mannle Temple, Phone.
31. 4.740.
SAINT ALBANS
The National Cathedral School
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For cataloz-ie and other Information address
WILLIAM U. CIIUUCH. Headmaster.
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