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WAINEWSII S
"T1Fr' HARD
Rumor of Verkun's Fal
Causes Sharp Break on
New York E-change.
STRADERS SELL IN HASTE
Nuber of Issues Sufer Througi
Stampede - Mexican Petroleum
Weak After Caraaza Order.
New York. Feb. U-Professional trad
ers hoisted the German flag in Wall
Street today and captured Verdun just
before the market closed. Scores of trad
ers were nervous and did not stop to
verify the rumor of Verdun's fall. but
sold precipitately. The result was a
sharp break. and the market closed In
full swing downward. with final prices
lowest of the session.
While net losses were considerable, they
dki not mark the extent of the decline.
for in the early trading the market had
a brisk rally under leadership of Ameri
earr.-locomotive. which has become more
*I a war stock than an Industrial. The
standard issues did not participate in the
upward movement, although they did
yield in the final drive.
Among those suffering most were Mex
ican Petroleum. Studebaker. Willy&-Ove!
land. Marine preferred, Crucible and
Canadian Pacifl.. That these did suffer
most, however. was purely accidental. It
just happened that they were the most
active issues, and the traders dealing
-in them happened to be standing by the
tickers. The whole drive was so quick
and unexpected that brokers had no time
to notify speculators not in constant
touch with prices. These people will be
on hand Monday. and should the rumors
of today be justified by developments
around Verdun. Wall Street must expect
a lively session.
In addition to the war news Mexican
Petroleum had, as a reason for weak
n:ess. the announcement by Carranza that
the Mexican government proposes to drill
for oil to supply the Mexican railroads.
An unusual volume of stock has been
taken out of the market. So many in
vestors have made so much money that
they have become frightened at their owlL
success. They have put this profit into
standard shares. which they have had
transferred to be laid away as perma
nent investments. The result Is that in
many of the most active issues there is
only a small minority interest available
for trading purposes. In one prominent
company definite figures obtained from
insiders has also showed that less than
30 per cent was available for trading
purposes.
JEW YORK STOCK ]ARKET.
Furaished by W. B. Hibba & Co.
N'e York. , M .
M Alana Go.... ... S M 3
le mrcnAgncul L'em. t8 is 4
0 Ara-sa BeeL Su... . 6. C7. (8
2.40 Amenc. ( .... . . . .. 41% 61'
.. A.Cer. &ar & . 6'. 6
M A Merica Coal P-d.... . 16'. 164'.
A A -mr H. k L. lad. .9 04 0
'il American Lineed ..... . N *..
: Amrican Ltomoti,. . 71. "4, in
: We Amenean Smelting 0. W 5,.
0 American Steel Fd " 5z 5
_ American 4iugar. 117. 117" % 1 2%
e 1n. . . . . IM1
9. Badwin TzconuriVe .11A 104V %4'%
no BaluranceA Ohl, %%_, S'
iS timere & " hio d 74 .14
-a* fttte & Spemrior ... 2 TO- "D T
*4 ''anad n l'ane.. 6U k "? 4
I.t 4 rorti l .i her - V' 7.
~t n~dle Motor. 9 91 91
1.r10 h'h epeke & .o ...... 62 rt 6:
o Chi.. Mi. a St. P rid .13J, 13' 1W
. 5 Ch.. 1 91. A Pac Is-. :P . is .
.&* Chile "Pper.. . . . = 39. 23l.
I.'-5 IOn Col IiDPT ..pe .. 57% Wei .
100 0.% l rOn .... .44 A: 43 43
% I'~ U', "" N, W.4
2.10 or Prndets . . % 71% 2!M
.U ,arible Iteel ............ ?i 76% 7
-.0 t04m M e-. . . .... - t'D 'Lp,
1.230 TXtt c..t o u .t ...s ..... 6% 4 1
1,90 E .i L ... . . . I .. S3
109 Genral Chemii . .. 0 20
'50 ;en-r.l Elctri ... 10% 10% %l%
" roodrich. ft. F . 71% 70 70
10 sr Ntire nn. - o .. Is9 90
1.i0 're1 t Nnthern . 44 C 4
Ift Greene-Canane. 4'e..6.% 6% 46%
40 Gggenheim Expt . .%i. 2 & 211%
73 ri ra4ton (j'ppe:. . .. 4% 4
.W It. H.. 'f N-r .. ofl*- ' o 10 '. 1"%
*0 Int. Mf. M. etf . . 16' i15% .
6. Kenrnectt . 35% 54% -.4'
'ft Ikarkwn St.. . . . 77 77%
3 e ~.&Tire ..- 59% 50%
10 ' I.high VIley . . 7' 73%
aI lAi.rD id. P .... . . 10% 191%
1 #V Ma ell Mt .. 6f4 63% 63m
,40 Meica P1e'trn ... 1% w. 99'
.4 'iam Co .per. .. .. 3% 3 3
..Na . a ..... . .. 3
Entry or Non
Good for
SThe Washington H
WAUHING(
.I hereby suggest as a member
?ANME............................
*ADDRESS ........................
B: UGGESTED BY ................
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Everybody Wins in
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"50,04
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FOR V
SECTION NO0....
Not-Thb "Vot Credit
4 Yetes hown above for ii
013.d In. whom it is recei
THU W a 8suaTN
MHnaK
3'Maa. e ... g
WS NWe Tad ........ n M6 b
1.31 N. ., . . & U..... 0% 6% 0%
Robamst & Weems....... W3 me as
00110 Oai v ier........ I f I
6, Paans nA %. WA 211 ;
M Pa moeU .............. a%
N1 a 5............ a L M
" Pa m ed .. 3% 5%
m P1 P1 Cr... P3 1e gL
Q 4 4% 4f
21 1 Os F .5% 31 3
0,M 31eagb .................. a% in% a
li. m is hm & ftel.... a- 3% 11%
m Usbe Air L ... le A 5
4.W Gohe Pdn....... UK UK UK
1.10- seo mr IaN ea ......... 1 1 9 1 %
I.m 8WMS~... .............. 2% WA 2%1
1 T11 ue. Ca31ier . t% N
2.41 1 Pee ........ .... 15 1L 1
1.o U. C.8.S Ass............... 2% 6% 16
10 Ulaed Prut .............. 41 10 14ft6
1.36 U=. fy. ie. PML......... 30% U WA
12.310 U 8. Ind. Ae e ....... 1,1% 131 141
,r U. & Robber .s pe.... W% Mi
14.10 Uited Staas Ste ....... 0% 4%
2,3m Utah copper...... of% 811% %
3 a. r .. C 46 0 1
Is Wabash .................... 14 14 14
30 West Marylead .... W UK %
es we .. Un, Tel. ..4 g !
1.1 Wea .. .. 6% 44% ..6
1 Wool eth ......... . 1- 121 121
W. E......... 3% 3-4 3
31 WW.OVeread .... SW% W% I%
NEW YORK CURB NARMET.
Niw York. fek. S.-The dectlinis tendeuer on
the Broad street nrb asbea- more preonumced
during the last week and the supply of many
Important issues was so tarms as to cause general
cosamnent.
Most interest. was ablamed to the trading in
Midvale Steel. which, after selling at . deelined
to WA. under seling aganet purehases of the
rights. which at the seee tje anmgen.ay
-ieMed from 3 to 1%.
Bid. Asked.
BaIltinm re Tube ................... is F-2
Bdme Condensed Milk.. . . 1121 IN
Borden todeused Milk pfd. .. 1
Canada Copper. .... 1%
Omeden Oil ....... ..
Cramp S. & E ... .
Eloenlulhr Tobacco . s5
Hartman Co-. ..73
Hakell Barker .. 7
Havana Tobaec, p.d.. I
e wuton (Al .. ................ 1 V
lot S. Pump. w. I .. 6 43
Towel Te ......... 6
Kath. Bronse id. N
Kelly-Springfeld T re let pfd . .
lake Torpedo B.. 10 1
Lehigh C. Sales. .. 7 a
Mojare Tunten .. % 3%
No.. See. -tt oei"........ ... . 96 10
Oti. Elevator................ 64 in
R.& .... . . 2% 3
Royal liariog Powdr... 14 l
Royal Baking Powder p fd ........ 1o1 13
United C. Stra. w. L.......... 96 U
Unoited Proft Shar... % 1%
Un~ited %'Ord* 09.............. 13 :ft
world tl. .. . 1% 1I%
Yukon Gold ...................
BONDS.
Canadian Padftc a ... ...... IV. l14
Ceo 4P Paaco GP4.. ... . . i.. l.. l1 123
Panic Gas A Daei 5 ..1.4 9;.
Wesra Padhi 59...... . 4 .... N
ACTVB CURB ?sTOCKS.
Aetna Eap.. W. I...... . ..i =% 1
Buotte Copper A. 21w...... V. 4 9
Cero di. P ........
Ui,.vroiet Mixtor .......... !X PI Ili
Cuban Cane Sugar...... 503% 49V, Wj0
Magma ("Op....... . 1T% I-,% .-.,
mai V u. ..........3 5%
Midvale Steel .5% W. GA
MWIft) Steel eta...... 1W16 1% 1%4
Nipasing ............... 0%~ 6%
Cbulen........C ..... - % 3 79
Trw,. (\,.. ris.......... . % 14% 161 4I%
Tobeire, Prod. 4. 6h .9
The~agle F.ilm ... . . .. ... 5% 4% 4%
Raltmre& A.Ohio 5.. 1. 1611i 101% 10t%
C. .H t. P. . 9% IG% W,;
(%i. U.. T. 41,10. w. i. ...... .0j% 10% Jo%
97.1. Railroad 4@. .. I ... ... . ' 87% W7%
e~i.Raileradrta. w. L ..... LA
Mal 'A. I........ 1 @ U a
OML SECL ITIES.
Purnilhed by W. IL Hibbs & Co.
Bid. Asked.
Anglo-Azuei,xn Oil. ........... 15 l',ii
Atiantic Rining. Co ........... so
Itor S-.c TymsWr t, ............ M5 315
i7'rkre Pipe UnW... ........... ? ]0
(C1metweugh nufacturng Co.... T40 T3
C k i il ....... . ..1. 11
O i E evat r . ... .. ......... . 43 a5
R.O ..la ond Pipe i .................... S 7
nirek. Pipe L er . .d............... 1 12
Un tie ta Oil o. ....................... 2M
1 ;aI~ rifful "(I. coe......... -I153
aited S r Oil. pd.................. 13 ]A
Illine Pipe L ie.......................... 23 It
Indiana Pipe le......................... 15 l
Yution l T ast . ...................... i 6
Northin Pipe L ....................... jga in3
New York Tranit, Ce ................ 19 as
Ohio Oil Co. ............. ........ 23 23
pleren Oil Coir ....................15 1w5
Prairiet E .. ................. 4 4
Bolar Refinppe 3 Z........ . = 300
oti e Pip n ..................... W 210
Sosthern P tr l ania. ............ . ' 130
orthiete S Peoar...... P... Line.. 1s ..,
Mtandard Oi of Cap . i..l.. .......... 17% 1 1.
Mtnda d nfu. .d.au a . . . ....... M5 11%
RMsidatl n] of Kn. ........ *....-... 4z 45
standard il of Kentoky ............... 36 3
Nandnard . . of Ne.. . ka. . ............. .. 38 =
.SAr-A-.rI 1 14 of New Jerey' ....... am a
Standard Oil of New York............ M 213
Standan #,ii of Ohio ................ 54 1u
Tea & Finch Co ...................... . 13 % 10
i Tank Lo.......................% :
Tarun ilm Co.,.................... 5
Waahlngtu Oil................. . :0 .47 U
Prairie Pipe ....... ................. -3 =g
E.eaimed . .......... .. - a 4
COPPer PrOduoed In the nited States
lad year was valued at =W0000
dnation Blank
P.ra0 "0 W Clb"
TBid. Asked.
An.k.Amer.c.n.................. 1I
..n-.rmar0.............. 31
Encey Pipe 1BS........................ ]
Pbe lancpd Pipe an Lie........... can 1t
aetonta Heildo..........'1 -5
Nortern tw h Pip umbe..... .........
O hi O l 0 W........... ..........
Pr.airi YUi &s~ C U.... ..........
Solr eniU I.............
So th r Pip I . ..... ......
LANSUAflU
MAIES ADVANE
Stock oses 4 of a Point
Above High Mark at Ses
sion on Friday.
OTHER FINANCIAL NEWS
January Net Earings. for Mersen
thaie Show Iwnease of
$6OO.
Lanston registered andther advance
yesterday. closing % of a point over the
high mark of Friday, at the session of
the Washington Stock Exohange. A
total of 95 shares changed hands with
the demand good and 70% bid for an
option on 10 shares. The asking price
jumped to 71%.
Trading was light in other securities.
Capital Traction advanced to 80% bid.
without sale. A few sales were registered
in other securities.
Lansten Dividend IAkely.
J. Maury Dove, president of the
Lanston Company, declared yesterday
that the directors probably will declare
a dividend at the March meeting. A
good deal of uncertainty exists as to
when the dividend will be paid or how
it will run, but confidence in the com
pany is shown by the rising prices and
the general feeling In the Street.
Mergenthaler Karaings Grew.
A 30,000 increase in net earnings for
the month of January, 1916, over the cor
responding month of 1915 is shown by a
statement issued by the Mergenthaler
Company yesterday.
New York IList Deelines.
Discussing the New York list' yester
day. W. B. Hibbs & Co. issued the fol
lowing stock letter from New York:
"The list again declined. For a time
the coalers were firm, especially Read
ing, but under cover of the strength in
the same, distribution occurred in other
directions. There was not much In the
day's news budget to excite comment,
though It in generally realised that the
situation with respect to Berlin is still
critical. Many tired bulls, discouraged
on account of the poor response which
the list has made to satisfactory basic
conditions. are now disposed to reduce
lines, and in addition thereto the element
bearishly disposed in working aggressive
ly on the down side with quite some suc
cess We continue to believe that stocks
sold at or around the prevailing levels
can be replaced to advantage later on.
We are among those who would much
prefer to be bullish at higher levels, with
a clearer outlook, than be in the position
of largely committed to the long side un
der prevailing conditions."
Dw Post Eramina-s Large.
The E. I. du Pont de Nemours Powder
Company, which has received enormous
war orders from the allied governmtents,
earned a total of $57,140,758 during the
year ended December 31. 1915, according
to its annual report made public yestecar
day. This Is an Increase of S,37,6=,
over its earnings the year previous.
The company's balance for dividend
payments on its common stock was M5,
542.273, or 943-10 per cent on the 158,854,200
of that issue outstanding.
The E. I. du Pont Companir recently
declared an extra dividend of 22% per
cent, of which 19 per cent was paid in
Anglo-French bonds to the amount of
$16,600,000.
NEW YORK MONEY.
New York, Feb .-Money on cal on the stock
exchafse during the rest week ruled around 1% and
2 per tent, but the low on Friday was 1% per amt.
Time money during the week was obtainshie in
liberal volume. but the demand was light and chiefly
directed to the kaser matortie. The otioned
emas in the call money market was still a temptation
to hormeera Rates were 2%e216 per cent for ixty
days, V per cent for ninety days. t%e &3r ant for
four months, per cent for fse sad six maunths.
ierantile paper was bonsht this week with such
freedom as a rather limited anpely warranta nt ew
per cent in the loweet rate which bumyer are willing
to consider, and thea only fbr the doicest varieties.
Rates: 133% per cent for dxty and ninet daa'
indorsed bills receivable, as well as for choice four
and ix moaths' single names.
FOREIGN ZXCHANGE
Sterling. demand............ . . ............... #.764
Sterling, cables................................... 4T
Steeling. 4 da3 ................................... 72%
Sterling, W0 days................................... 4.75%
Francs. Am and ................................. 5X
rancw, cables ...................................... 6 %M
Guildets, checks.............................. 42%
Guilders, cables.................................... 3%
Reichmarks. checks............................... T3%
Rea gmarks, cables.. ....................... 3%
Ure. checks....................................... 6.71%
Lre, cables......................................... V-0%
Swi., checks.................................. L.
Swim, cables...................................... 5.11%
Astrian. hvosen, ches........................12.
Stockholm. kronr, checks......a............... 2.10
Copenhagen. kraner, cheda..................... 7.30
Pesets, nela. .................................. 11.0
Rubles, checks..................................... 31%
NEW YORK GRAMN.
New York. 1et I-WEAT-Weaker; quiet
memess. No. I northern, f. o. b., Li; No. 2
red. f- a. Ix. UP. to arrive: No. I hard winter.
1.U. f. e. h; Nto. I Mlanitobsa, f. o. ha,. L.4; No.
1 macaroni, l.s. Eporters took A~ bushels.
chiefly bard wInter ast Uanitoha.
00EN.-Weaker; inactive inquiry. No. I yellow.
alt rail, to arrioe. U; new No. I yellow. kIln-dried,
to arie. U. c. I. f.; new No. 3. kIln-dried. to
arrive. U, e. L. f. tapoetes took 3.35 b..hea.
at outp-ts.
OA'IB-Irregular; bus.inesiaative. No. I white,
nominal; No. 3 white. WMha50; No, 4 white. mise;
elevator 1Usia. unasded, M4eaBk. Naporteas took
100,e0 bushse.
NEW YORK FRODUCER.
New YTrk, Fet 3,-LOIUE--Unsattled; dealNs
are inactive. Ksm-- straights, to arrine, ia tar lots,
LanU.M sprin uslatet fer February to 3atdh. 5n
LU; ering cia 5.UsS.3. soft saghmtsterin.,
a a.55,n AB .lasnions are asade bai in whole
msle ts.
PORK-Stesdy; bda is -it. Ms., ME.Mi;
bully. 21.shme: edear. 1SUsm.ea
BEE-tady; deallese ale esist. Packet. 17.nm
f; mily, 18.O.; es~m ladle mem, 3.U
u.n.
I.A3R4ts; dead in immative. Prims West
erm. 35; rened eatiment, 11.S; Soth Amcn,
11.4; seemd Deneasii, in ka., 12.45; beef staine,
15%; land sttmem doll at lil%.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARET.
t6==, a. A.-(bas e epertsag tas fa
ef Slot o-n. aner eamd heavy edi
heg 1w the lgein sheet, and theve were em---r"'t
wrie lasof5% as 5%e. In adltlsa to ib, as
a w elp se the Aidsaa .m-"e Br
the week. the asmt-k s 1.6i0,. b, er
wheek~lU 1. od buielsa tom s the United KEla
deam and the tammes to the smisent.
The wheat masbet knad to shee anyed==ams
pans' h. t.asn at p-nt ne the lowest
lea sed he the da. Tbshehem wasgedi -
the deeme gae who sshee the wheat e
the tewbe bate Ge su ae oe s a haB mar
hat aem er hat6.
&ag mb iam er iteen.A tham ei em
asgt is e aet te 1%s, the e
me de a Gam he eB Agk et he Mas
-sm e sh.- de.a .
Shewsa30 a.tmt nteaaith l
lewas en b me s ilia ~
=a sa se4b,ad, . esa IL r
%saW f. .it
m. m.m am. .a.
"* Opn WA06 Zoe.VA
W ............w...... I." % 1.t L1116
or .................... 1. 11% M .L 1.ft
31111........................ WA "11
July....................... * a % -ft%
3.t.....-........... WA e * % 42
PORE
M a. . * 0.0 a. a."
J u l.y............ 3* 3* 3.3 19.3
MV.- as 10. . *.35
.. . . . U.0 11.3 U.1 *U.
COTTON WART1.
Rew York. Vok I-P-e.-* -e- in the ewten
serbit wee, ele ctadar, Te 66m at the sat
was about sdy, with rea 5 ps higher to
s nt lower. W-akem at Mew Orhans and
asling hee by inteo" i that city. eamsined
with loal and Wan Street einerm however.
later carried prime into aw low anmd for the
Zw awJly dropping to 11.4. Renewed selling
u=s ndser #WNWag
List . tatos were barely sdv. unchanged
to 4 lau ower.
spot at Uverpool was quist toder at an advane
of I pint on the basia of T.7W for middling pland.|
Te oaes wae M bala. incndung 41e balb
Ameriaw, F4tues In the edish marbKt were
barely steady at a met deelin et 3% pointe to an
advance of 14 point. Spot here was quiet at a
decline of a points to 11.3 cents for middsng
upland: there were no sales.
Part receipts for the day were simated at
R.W bals, cmpared with A5,.R a year Wg. The
Chronicle reports the visible syppl of cottna at
kD511W baiee, maeha T.MA baIee a year ao,
The American supply is 4.3,0 bales, wepared
with 6*cii, lat yew.
Li~verpeet.
Vmsewd by K. L Grveier a a
PsVismf
Open. 01c0. da.
January-Pebruary............ T.3 7. 30 .5
Marcb-April.............. ... .51 .1 1.14%
MayJune........................ 1." .I
July-August..................... 7.4 7.44 7.49
October-No ember........... .2% 7.3% 7.17%
Middling. 7.nyyesterday. T.1t. Balm .40 bake.
New York.
Open. High. Low. Clowe. cloe
January........ 11.91 11.16 11.91 11.0 11.%
March............11.17 11.3 . 1. ILII 11.15
May.,..........11.5 11.0 11.4 11.3 11.51
July.............. 11.3 11.a 11.4 11.3 11.54
Augus. . 0 11.6 11.0 11.0 11.4
October............ 11.71 11.19 11.0 11.11 1.74
Deamber......... 11N 11. 11.11 1!.41 11.
New Orlean.
Open. High. Low. Close. cloea.
January........... 11.19 11.79 11.19 11.19 11.31
March........... 1. I.5 -0.76 10.3 10.
M ay............... 11.10 11.11 10.3 11.3 i1.
Jul............. 11.5 1.3 11.. 11.3 11.A
October............ 11.54 11.38 11.46 11.6 11.84
Deceiber......... 1.6 11.73 3. 11.7 11.5
CHICAGO IVE STOCK.
Micage. fetb. K. -HOGS-Reaipta. 13.011 head;
atsong; bulk. *.15313; light. &5aS.4; mised. .Ma
95; heavy. 8.3aL1; rough, L125e8.0; pip. 6.Ea
7.8.
t!1WP'Lk-Reipts. 13 head; stead.y; catie beef
stears,= 6..0; steckern and feeders, 5 4%7.7;
co.S aned het... a. 12v; res, 8.5b:1.5.
HEEPA-.-Reftrs 1.s 11g; Asteady; wetbera,
eli.50; labs. 9.3a11.5.
BOSTON STOCK XARKET.
Restem, Feb. I.-'e market was heevy aud pricse
recvded greatly, clodng weak.
High. Low. Clone.
Alada Gold.........................1% VQ 21%
Alloner Mintig... ........... %
Ameri.an Agricultural Chemical.. ' 0 1
Amerima Agricultural Chem. pfd. 99 9r% 6
American Telep.one............... 12 1=% 1N%
Aeriman WoAolen............. .2% cil
American Wooen pfd.............. 10t 99 I
Amerian Zinc....................... 81% 78% 79
Artsona Commercial Mining....... i 9% 9%
Beton & Maine..................... 549% W 4 %
P-08ton Prated............... 2% % a%
Bntte & Suparor Mining. . Wi W4
Calift-nin- & Arimona Mining. .... % 721% 72%
Cahunct & Heea Mlaing...... 5 57
(bpper Range Conlidated.4 0% M3%
East "utte Mining................. 13% 13% 13%
FIanklin Miing.................... 9% 91 !
Granby Mining...................... 91 so s
Gecene-Ceanesa Mining............ 46% 40% 46%
Hanenck Comsdidated Mining.....1% 14% 16%
Inspiration Consolidated...........- 45% Mf 45%
Isle Ryale Mining..................5 5 3
take Mining......................... 1f Is 18%
Massmcusetts lon. Mining........ 14, 14% 14%
Massacuietts (ly.................. I% is "
Masschewttu Gas rfd............. 31 87 97
MAawk Mining............... 94 93% 13%
Nevada ConwAidatd Mining. 1% 10% 16%
New Arcadian Mining..............0 9
New York. N. H. & H.......... a f 67
North Butte Mining............ 3% 3% 5%
Old Dominion Mining............1 ..4% 80%
Oceola Mining...................... 94 i I
Pand Creek Ceal...............12% 12% 12%
Quincy Mining................ i 94 3
Ray Consolidated Mining.......... 5% a% 2%
Ft. Mr'n Miaea land.......... 10% 15%
shannon mining.....................l10% 14 % 1 %
Shattuck AIama Mining.......... 3 36% 31%
Swift & C........................... 1% 12% 3%
Tamarack Mining..................1 . ER 91
United FiuiL..................... 13 13 143
United boe Machinery rid....... 04 V% 2%
United States 8.. R. & M ......... 62 6 1%
United States S.. R. & M. rfd... W% 0% W%
Utah Connolidatd Mining......... 14% 14 14
Ventura Oil.......................... 0% 9% 8%
FKTADELPHIA PRODUCE.
Philadelphia. Feb. I.-BUT ;--pe market
ruled Am and %Iav cot higher. due to light rs
ceipta. a fair demand and stronger outidde advices.
'The quotations were: Western solkldackad cream
ery.. fancy special. %; itre. 3%; extra bate.
WaN%; fire. 3: esend, MM; nearby printa.
fancy. 40; aege extra. :an; firta. Man; eeocnds.
XuU; Jobbing mke or fancy prints. 4ft0.
EGGCS-Thee was an advance of X cents per coe
La an ens doe to a goed deand, which kept the
'uppdy well emder motro. Ontsdeo adnices we
stronger. '1he quotations: In free ceses nearbty
extra, if per doe.; th~b. 7.3 per stanamd case;
nearby current reesista, 1.3 per 'ame; Westeen,
extra bera. 1.15 per e: Ssnt 7.3 ppr cae;:
itoutharn. 6.457.3 per rems; flancy selected candled
freak eggs were jobb~ng at Meat per doe..
.IVE POULTRtY-Powle, as to mis and qua~t),
18%afl; roastere. 15als; apring chichea, soft-mneand.
heam; aing chien ag. HaS; tuskeye, e;
dusk. as to dies and qeelity, 1533; gams. 11am9;
pigeons, olM, per pair, M; do., yees per pair.
DtRRED POULTY-lhifl-k1.d dry-packed
feows, 18 to box. dry-pithe, fancy selaeted, B;
weghng 4 peunde and oer apiee. 15%; do 3% Ito.
and over apiece. 18%; amaDe, dama, hla1; eld
roaMter. dry-picked. 15; cikna. Jeray fauq
6etirs. M; othr narby fanny bilnua, Ra6;
esteri broere weighing I1% to 8 Sa asee,
MeS; Northern hIncai bcyr 3eleer grun..
wetihng 4 lbs. and over, ia bmes, MaR; IEsmea
lueels, famer. wdiseg NI to 3I tba., to beas,
IbtS; do.. do.. MI to s% Be., in bbS, tiall; @ther
Wsr, weigh~ng 4 Ike. and erer, In bee. 13l9;
do.. -do., 9% to sik -Rb. La bassm. Mell: do,, e'.
weighing 2l% to ;3% Iba, in berrels, leS; tafester.
14; cen ppr lb. wd 8 to 16 Iem. agiam.,
1ag; m.i.er almas, Ness; luraa, faner Peneg bean
ad tem. 3; do.. do., fair to cinaae. MaE; do..
aid teem. 3: aprIng duesi. naamby. 133: d...
Wed.re, faner. Itals; do.. da., fair to goad. 1hi8;
.nearby. Mal; do Western. Mall; esuake, pa
W teweighbg 1U to 18 Ma., per des., 9.Ra
6.3; whie, wee 9 to 10 Ike.. ppr dem. 5.
44: white. weinlg B Rn., per doe.. 4m.86.; 4...
I Ike., per dee., 4.RatS; do., daM lb.,. per dn,.
3.Nal*; deck, LaI* ; mall and No, 2, IMaI.a.
NHILADELPIA 01AI1.
EhiladerpIa. Esb. 3.-WERA'--OEainp we
edserete and the macrbt culed steedy with ted.
fair. We maste 'as Le La inpnet elevator: No. 8
sed. epat and abruary I.MaI.; Ne, 2 lentharn
sed. 3.81aL.3; steemer No. 8 red. 1.8am1 .3; No. I
red, 1.RaL; relemied A. LM.Ifl.1N%; reissted 3,
L.Mal.18.
M jiejly- and dewed n kegaetant
-tmae iblewtag uame the quetettane: Car 54te
ha er al tonder an by lematin. Me. Sapo. S%M6;
iesa ye.er 3*n; 38= 3 ide. 13; Ne. 4
sene, t0; eb ae.e, 19 The.. 0.
Od aWed a en a i o _ esa
& M e a ns shama esmp
Efas e GNbk WWIa NGO M W WA.It
pwaVuas hr W. A. W"10& 0A .
M amsia Lrsese, at W.
a - at q , a at u , at m ,
mdhstal Tbet, I at 13 a at i,
After ONB:
Pm8 n ite ca, go, m s0%, SIM
at Wq. 1A at W%.
WasAftem Gas Is, men at 1%. $I.3 at 34%,
N.W eat ISM .
WahIms' (aW. " at it.
1.. Manisme ? at 1t%. i at 3%.
W@,iSNXim DOWrn
cied States satssd 0............. I1 .....
U i d Sa m " a u ................. . A -.
U ed ote" ross d 2................ 3M% 1..6
U1id ts ciOpN .............1% .
UIted Stas m" pa .................. 111% 1121
Dmtt of OhMwMa 3O............. I ...
GAS BONDS.
malu Gas Cart. l Is........... 1m.
Ueoestown Gas 0.......................I ..
WedA= gam Gas 51...................... 3 IE
Clanb0 Gas & Ehctte 4............ .
Cabmida Gas & lactric Dub. 4...... a .....
RAILIRAD BONDS.
aitI 'litadlon Is...................... 1t %%
Ases"ua & P1tre Gosr. 1S............ .
A-mo A Potme Is.............. I .....
Olty A; uburban in......................I M2 In
Metropoltan in..............................
Washina Railway & lectric In...... W% at
5ESCELLANNOUS BOND&,
Poacn tectrie CAM I0............. 381 5%
Patemae actrc Light i........... 1% 13%
Chempeake & Patrmae Tel-gbom. i.. 3f IS
Ameriss Telephone & Telegraph Os.... a .....
Amerinsa Teispheoe & Tasgraph 4e... I ...
Oanem-do-" let 4111.........................
WaIin M.kt n, 1............ .
Waahingtsn Marhet 0s. 19U ............. ..
Washington Market Cold storage o. ...3 1
Norfolk & Wsagton St.....a es.... W .....
Wo Basy (Iug) ............... --
Elgsm Rhaty (abort) 1.................. 1% .....
PUBLIC UTILIT! STO0CS.
Capital Troetian .......................... a 80
Wash.-ge Railway and Electrie com *0 0
Wa-mbdolni Railway J settle Ofd... "R%. Rik
Norfolk -Washinagto Steamboat.....u lI
Washington Gao..................... %% 77%,
Amseras' TutephoA & Tolegrath...... 1 .....
TYPE MACHINE STOCKS.
Megntbaler Linotype.................... 1 M@
Lanston Montypo ...'................... 1% 71%
MINING SOCKS.
Greene-Cansam .................. ...
NATIONAL BANK VTOCK.*
Amerie a ................................. 5 179
Capital .....................................2 .
Columbia ................................... M 115,
OrAm ..elal ................................1 .
Diotrict . ..............................1I %
Pamwms a Medans--' Nat. Bank..... -s
Federal ....................................13
Liteoln .....................................1I
Metropolitan ...............................15 196
seea d ...................................... 14 .....
National Bank of Washington. .......... 2
TRUST COMPANIEL.
American Searity & Trust............. I. 23
National Savings & Trat.............
I'ion Trust...;................... 1% 23
Washington Iean & st............... r .....
Continental Trust.................. it% ;3
SAVINGS BANK STOCS.
ome Savings..............................
Onmoaeree and Balln.............. 2 1
East WsbigtoU Svings Bank. .. 12%
gesurity Balina A t'ouriral Bank.. 13
31RE INSURANOB STOCKS.
Arlington .... ....................... 9 3
Coamn... ........................ .
Germa-Ameri .........................1s
National Unlun......... ............6
TITLE INSURANOE
Columbia TIte.. . ..................... 4% 5%
Real Estate. ........ . .......
I84ELLANEUOS .TOCKS.
(apls-Sacks Co.................. ....
District of Cetumbia Paper 51fg. On... 1 ...
Amnerican Grapbophoos e m ...... 1:a 1.4
Aseican Graphophone preferred....... 122 13
Moeats Transfer & Storage ......... Is 10
sacrity storage......................... as
Washington Market ....................... 10%
*E-dividend.
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.
Quotations giern below are for lae Iota of good
marketabls goedb nty. Jobbers' pas are higher.
Lower grades way be sold for las. Fancy gods
command higher prces.
ETG--Fresh. per doz.. 2[a2: do.. Southern. 0.
BUTl,-Ist print.. pew. ter lb.. 34%, do. tub
per lb.. 3%: Process. X. under grade, creamery. Vs
M; store-pelked, 1"a.
LARD-To pure, lb.. fai2; do.. umpond, mp%
cttonseed II rer can. 3.75.
CHEESE-New Yort. new. per lb.. 18; flat. pet
lb.. 18; Swiss donestie. per lb.. s; do.. foreiga.
per lb.. 4.
LIVE POULTY-Hens, lb. Mar; roosters. lb.
11; spring duct. per Ib.. lss; chickens. per lb.
23b; trka, pr lb.. 2305.
GREENGWM GOO -fleano. eS- bas.. lAia3:; heoeta
per crate. 1.12: Brotl' sprouts, per qt.. Iall;
cabbage. per bbl., f1a.6; do.. new. per bhot. 1.m.
1.50; carrots. per bonch. Gat: cauliflower. pe crate.
1.11sa.71; estery, per crate, 4..4.0; do.. Florida. per
crate. 1.5a.06; cucumbes, p-r bas., 2.5=5.0; cymb
aings. per crate. '.752.50; egaplante. per crate. 2.m0
3: kale, per bbl.. I001.3; lettuce. Florida, pE
basket. 75-20); onions per sack. 2.75s3A1; Ipasmps,
per box, Nod); peppers. crate. 1.7.1: posnmn, br.
TIM; potatoes mack, 2.7s5a3.0; sweets, bbL. 2.3417;
yams. per bbl.. 1.50k.00; squash. per bW.. 1a.
1.75; rhubarb, per dog.. 71..3; spnlach. per bbL.
2.9; tremtous. Florida, per crate. 21n.4; twenie
par bbi. 1.41; do., per bo. ag. I
FRUII2-Apples. per bb... 2L1ma60; craberraa
per bL., 8.41%.5: dn.. per box. 1.75*2.0; grap.
truit, par box. 1343.3; lemons. per box. 4.344.3;
crangses, 4.11.; orae, Fla., par crate. 2Ia.@;
pineapples per crate. 1~40.
LIVE WIOCK-Veal calves. prime. per lb., Ilan;
do., edits lb.. 10.A %; spring lamb. par lb. .
DRESSED GOODS-Dremsed hao@ mall. per h..
16; do.. medun, Per lb.. 9%.
HAY. STRAW. AND CORN-Hay. best timoty.
g too. 11; Eied. fer too. 12Ua1I5; strea. pa
tern. 13.03; wheat staw. par too. 90; eam
saw. pr bbl.. 4.4
SEED-Clover. red. per lb., M3.2A%: do.. almihi
Par lb.. 1:l; do.. timothy. pes ba. 341a ;
ed-top. pr lb.. 11%4a2; orchaid grac, pr bua.
1@1; blue gass. per bes.. 1.3.
BALTIORE LIVE STOCK.
Baltlomre. Md.. Feb. 2\-PIGS-As io sos
so corditio, 1.4w.0; shosts. apiece. as to lse,
CALVES-Choe. hnd-weidt ves. Per lb.. 1la
li1%; good realm, l2%all; heavy, mnoath, fat (alred.
Pu head, 113.3:2 beavy, rough. mlves. 13.04.l4.:
mmll, this calves, 7.345.; grasser heavy, Pu
head, 14.3435*.
BEEF CATTrLE-Young stear, to good etsma.
weighing 1.68 to 1.36 pound, per lb.. gaT;? atees
weging uder L,5 pound., 0.4; oae. Pur lb.
As.; le5, 4.4%; rgt '.omg ,as, per lb.. ir
good order. 4.1; eums, poor to amediua gpads, Si%
3%; r cows, with. al, Pur head. 5.MW; pm.r
this, ameadow stock. Pur head. 3.34l.1.
WaMBS AND SHEBP-Chate. fst dep Pur 3I
Ea4; fair eep, pr hbad, 1.425; old bus, per
lb.. as to quality and condition. Ias; 15 lamba
ehele fAt, Pur lb. 1.16; fair to medium grado
1.skb tas%
SAND TALLOW-Hdes, sreen salted. lb.
11%; do.. dightly gaited. 14; do.
saleddamagd,16%; do.. green silted
Soothm.u. I4A. 1tam; do.. grus.. lb.. 15%;: do.
gre amag..... 1b. 14%; do., dry iEat. lba. 3ar
do.. dAr 1|int. Imaaged, lb.. 252; do.. des salted
1b.. 34.; dry sated, damged, 3.3; do., dr;
calf, 4.. 3; do.. dry glue lb.. 1213; she asn
graen salted. 13.1.5; lamb skins. pree malted
31am lull bides. grus, lb.. 11; do.. gree saited
b., 13: br idas, gpas saited. lb.. U; do.. greeo
lb.. 11; goat sidea, each, 11.3:s; ef mkins, gres
sated. 3a1.5; ash moundo, bright split. b., 51*3
do.. unsplit, lb.. lEsS; tallow. enke, lb.. 4..%
do,, said. lb.. Bad; bessrax, pure gradas, lb. 3.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.
himeu Feb. 5-.-DR8WE POUI~riY
a.m. straight, eams, lb.. B; do.. inad. iem
eand.d pu b. ik,; do., old. roe pe Pub.
UlslI; deka, ehines, fat, per lb.. 10.3; essa,
lbs. 3437 de, ..adhm, 34.3; do., smaill, 103
LIYE POUIW3Y-radse-- old hew. LIbe, ame
ever, Pur 1.. 1?; do. aed baa, malir, 4b.. 17
*em*im, 4%. 341l. do.. ulster. I ba. ad ovr
34: 4., Jae.ms lag. Pur RA, Ml de,, small
-e lb.. 3a1?; darts, idssoey. 2 Ito.. WaS; do.
ielhi 3 Ibs. and 'ese 1i3; Indian ramm.e lb.
VIaplute. 10.3; Waes..f and Sndh-a, 1tal3,
BUTTEU-Camuy. dshey,.r lb.. 3; dheice
'61; p.se 343; Pilots 341; ase aNg; b.aor
Saft; Masptsd ad FmtW rails. E; 06kb
tens, :m West VTiga ss. 3 ; stnaebgd
ma; ds4.s whis ase reoa a tter. sts
. . .Pmnstaia ad Wagn
saan. M VUrmsulaue. 51.
4"dibat 1s win e of Dac~sim im
Cop r WIA&Orie of Co.
1,M" m oiimu ilk
Baltumore. Feb. S.-'That the Peasyl
vsaia Railroad is prepared to sell the
easof the Batissore. Cheaeaketr and
Utatc and the Maryland, Delaware an
Virginia Railway companies, a ordered
by the Interstate Comamferos Coun- on.
Is stated in a letter received this mern
tax A.r E.Bck naar at' the trair
flee t of the Merchats and
Manufacturer' Association. from W- E.
pyers. resident of the acmpaniss.
rhe letter follows a Series of =e*tings
held in Philadelphia by the directors of
the companies to consider what action
should be taken in view of the order
given by the Interstate Commerce Com
mission.
In making the statement that the co
pantes were open to offers. it was also
Stated that the directors had decided to
comply in full with tht order to suspend
boat service to all points on the Chestar.
Choptank. Wicomice. Nanticoke, Poco
make and Ocohannock river lines after
March St.
BALTIMORE STOCK 4ARRT.
-aftiomoe. Feb. .~nading an the Baltiom
stod estau was again heavy. and the wpear
mtOMw t of pdeas made feather e progeam bfr
reslisg sles cased a sllt astbeak.
uSwin Chemlo was the only wesk festure,
selie down to St. the lIoet prie yet resiared.
but recovering to f.
BTAV SEURITIEB.
3Md Asa- -
M la od 4. 1M ............................ 1 ..
BALTIMORB CITY STOCKS (Reg)
(My 4s. BM S. L.)........................ 0%
City 3%a. Is. ...................
internal tIapt. 2%. im...................
Four Million 3%5. 19..................IS
GAS AND ELECTRiC.
Baltimore Electric 5* 4ltmr* ......... 0% .
Baltimore Eletric pd.. 0............. 0
Con. G;as (sn. Mort. S 1"........... 1" If
C. G . EA L a P. 4v.' M. 4%s. 1=5.... W% st
BANKS AND TRUST 0D0.
Ralimo e T ust........................... ..... 1W
Equitable Trust. ....... ..... WA
Maryland Casualty. 5...... Se 1
Maryland Trust cm.. WN.................... 115
Mercs. Tr. & De0p. e. ............ 2%% Ei
tional madane, o................... IN% 1
RAILROAD STOCKS.
Atlantlic Coast Lia of (C.. .11.% l%
Ga.. Stu. & Fla. lit pd.. 10.......... *% a
Northern Central ......................... ..... M
(Street Railways.)
Mon. Valley Traction pfd............... ..... a
Unitai. Railways & Eler, Co.. a....... 2% S
RAILROAD BONDS.
Atlantic Cniast Line of Coun &....... 91 ...
0al A Ok. Railways G.......... U
Go.. Car. & Nor. t Es. 1w ...........' 1
Go.. %ou. & Fla. 1s 5. 1915............ 103 ....
New Orknsm. Mobile & tbicaeo p.... 1% i
24tret Railways.)
Atlantcl Con. St. Ry.. h.. 1"5............. 11
Jaltlmo Trac. Co. lit 5R, 1M1........ i 1s 5
B S. Pt. &Co (ea. Isti4%s, I=........ r I
Ba]. Tr.. N. Bal. I). lst is. 1M...... 1a 12.
Fairmont & Clarkbshur Go................ 80% 10l
Mo. Valley Traction 59................. ..... -
Mar. R. & L. CO lst V. 11, Is ...... ..... 91"
Norfolk 14. Ry. Is Si. 19M ................ ..... 15
No folkt Ry. & Id bt 5,.................. .....
I'nited Raila. M _ ho................ S'
-n Itl d R y . & E3ec . C o . l t 4 . I I...... 9 L.
United Railwaa EW, notes............... ..... W
West. Ponn. Trac S............... . .
Washinglon, Baltimore & Annrpolis s 0% 15
MISCELLANEROUR.
Arudel . & .. m.... ..... .......
Al a.aa k%. lst 4dd......................... U '
Baltimore, Tube. rem......... IS 1
Italin e Tuhe. wd .................. . %
Geden aet u. ...... ............
(Tnwden. commou....................... : -
'nnolidatuor Coal. l ... . -.......... 1
- Inol i. 50.................. 911.
TIber, Foel. "ommon ............
Wajiand Oil .
Mer. a iers Taser, ne ....... 53
It. Verr- Mills, pid................ 3 .
Poole Elg. Meh. t7...................... ...112
bapulpa ief. di4........................ 12 1;9
BALTMORE GRAIT.
Btaltiore. Ad.. Petb. 5.-WHELAT-Rreelpts. 0.
41C bushels, consisthng of .E bushels Boothe
and I.f bushels Western; uhipmnta from eleratos
M.777 bshela. Stock-in letates. %6.7% bushe
The market opened unsttled. sa follows: po:
1.:=: No. :! Westera. 1.-34; Man-b. I.M
tIAR -Reeipts. 51.919 bnhdet. eonvesting
51.41 sihels Wetvrn and B tuhelo new Soothem
ahipoent. from elevators, . butbeL Stock i
eleators, 1,H0.34 bushels. Prime il yello, I
quotable at 3.2aLO.) pr barrel The market oper.
fnre. S1ot.,1 7; February. 79.; March, M
Arlt, 79%.
OATS-Were weak and I not lower. due tr
eleaton. 6.=D bushels; stock ih eleases. H.i
bumhels. Prie wee.: Standard white. 1%; Nc
3 white, 0; No. 4 whIte. W%.
Talks on Women's Vocations.
Miss Mabel Gair Curtis. director of th,
appointment bureau of the Women's Ed
ucational and Industrial Union. of Boe
ton, and -the members of the Colleg
Women's t'luo were guests of the Wash
ington branch of the Association of Col
legiate Alumni at a tea in the whit
parlor of the New Ebbitt House yester
day afternoon. An interesting address oi
"Vocational Opportunities for Women
was delivered by Miss Curtis.
&A
I ~ The undersigi
of The Carn
northwest, has
Press (Inc.),
very latest tyi
in addition to
5 our plant one c
We respectful
I
DIRECTORS
E.. NORVAL FOR'TS
WILLIAM A. RAWES
WILLIAM H. GOni
WIAM J. WALLJ
PAUL A. DAVIS,
JOHN S. LARCO
ti.e o neaft envot
ma*...., * 0 . wm. won
Waed tody by the B and OW
a" took - ees.W 1e as
engimee, whicb sibu be adat 'p rei
an W. SR be bwit by~ the Dalh ZA0
e..M.ve WorIM iS - .
The New engines wil be an lmoert
ant a"Nun , to the Balthaere and
Obo metive power ued in ftight
ervice a"d will Place the ro" bt
ter Position to handle its gwiZ
fc with faility. The at ,.re.a.e .f
loeenotives preending the preent Oeeer
s =a by the Dalthemr ad ONe
lSt aLU, When Uty Mallet enginee were
cet.oted to .uple.. the ouve pow
er for freight service.
OUTN EAEZNIP6 .GAM.
Jamary PgUaeO Of Manway hw
Inened Maimed I* 016S,@i,.
In a statement isnued yesterday. the
gro n Orings of the SouthM ilway
for the month of January is placed ati
,5U,.60, an increase of Xr,0@.3 over
the same month of last year. or 3.1 per
cent. Net earnings are given an M.R.
71.3. anm increase of 12.76 per cenmt or
SMO.17 over the same period of MS .
Groes earnings for the past aeven
months. $3.9K6,814.6, shows an increaae
of 32,466.1-4.85 per cent over the pro
coeding seven months. Net earninga for
the period was 611.7m.lo.6 aa compared
with 67 6.6,.13 for the preeding period,
THE I
Natiom
Of Washin
1836
Capital.
Surplus..
Resources Ove
This strong old :
perience, policy, and
customers service tha
cient in the highest de
q A banking cop
ter is valuable alike tc
corporations.
LETTERS OF CREDIT.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
OFF1
CHARLES C. CLOVER..
M. E. AILES ......
WN J. FLATHER......
JOSHUA EVANS, JR....
HARRY V. HAYNES....
nOUnRCeme
ied desires to announce
2han Press, located at
been changed to that of
and that it has recenti
e of printing and bindi
the original equipment
f the largest and most effi
ly solicit your patronai
~. NORVA L FORTS(
Ct Jr_, Secial Reprc.,ntlitie,
Soesia
aor -as a at SM pet *o*-46.- *1
8t e te pms wa o IM 0ess .
mes. rem l.y t. VWWY a won
1111611116 m , ed SOM-M Per
da was:
Uet. LNM -rmz ~t~t
The deficit this aual yer is aM.0,
aommet a definct of eM-Nla mst year.
emcusive of Panssma Canal a"d Pubie
debt tramen...
Reasm ths tob M r. u
the ego". of bum m obrusry 3Z
g.917,2U1. rvenue reesipts at the clees
of busass. on February M1-, W9M.14.
3LS.
Ordmary dimbursements this Asce
year. up to the cle of businss an Feb
ruary A ordinar dhm urse
ments at the clos of business on Febru
ary 5, IS. M .f2. 742 74
D. C. Reads May Aid Clerks.
Th. C'mm'. s.onera. at a conference
this week. probably will consider the ad
visability of voicing to Congres their
views on the Dorland asnmdment to r
quire all governmnt cierks to work
eight hours a 4a. Although the Com
missioners will not mend a report on the
bill to Congress unless requested to d.,
so. It Is likely that they will protest
against the measure in some other way.
UGGS
d Bank
gton, D. C.
1916
. $1,000,000
. $2,000,000
-r $14,000,000
ank is equipped by ex
resources to render its
is protective and effi
gree.
inection of this charac
individuals, firms, and
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........ .Vice President
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................ Cashier
............Ast. Cashier
that the name
332 C Street
Thne Fortaon
y installed the
ng machinery,
, which makes
cient in the city.
)N, President.

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