Best IMARE[ EASY

BUT WAITINGOpinion Divided on Effect of

Possible Break withGermany.

SPECIALTIES LEAD DAYAmerican LAcomotive and Can Head

Quiet Trading-List. as Whole.Should Izmprpve.

New York. Feb. 23.-Although special-ties led the market today, there was no

sign of great uneasiness In any depart-ment. Professional traders expect themarket to break If relations with Ger-many are suspended, but the bankingfraternity is of the opinion that such amove will help the market. Thereforethe market rested easy throughout theday's session.Of the stocks that led the quiet market

American Locomotive and Can were themost active. They had as partners suchshares as United States Realty, CornProducts and Crucible. Marine sharesalso were active, but declined, and de-cined on good news, for the company isto put several steamers released fromwar service into the Atlantic trade.Weakness of grain suggested that the

American people might be getting readyfor the annual bet on the crops. Withscientiho farming the danger of cropfailure grows less every year, until nowit Is hardly worth considering. There-fore Wall Street Is very much disposedto begin. even before crops are planted.to discount the big harvest. That Is themeaning of low-priced grain now.

- Market Should Improve.Taking the market as a whole, it is in

good condition, and. according to all therules of procedure that have proved val-uable In the past, the market should Im-prove.Wall Street made up its mind today

that the decision in the American Candissolution case would be made public,end acted accordingly. As the companyis reliably reported to be making in theneighborhood of 50 per cent on the com-mon stock, the street naturally expectssome activity when this decision is madenublIc. It does not seem reasonable thata stock earning 50 per cent would be letso around the present level of 64.

PEW YORK STOCK MARKET.Figh t.w Cirne

"4 AllisChalmers ... . 3 1 4% 4. Am. Ag. (1.m. 744. 3 % Wtl Am. Ag Che.m. 1T 9% W. B.

:n Am Ret -agar r. 70 794%Fe Am. 1an , 6"..

04 As. Car & F. e.,0 a',10 Am. Co. Pod 6 3 16e1 Am. Hele & I. "* 164 16.

r1 Am. I, 0ee ,' 'n;) . l. .. 7r 45% 10

0 A. 5meltieg 10 C t0% lm'%.. .43. Steel F'oune^ N 64454i9

30 Am gar .. I'IS . 1 T ... & Tel

:n \h any k':4 Us

A-..

n v n e \ e -. 0 " .

* 145 1: ICnt &r ~ 0' I. I ' ,' r '

I a) E . 1., .I6

:M Gen. EL-'rie i '4"O 17

Ch'or. .it.' 'II~ 1t1'

g4 e . *p. 4%

eg U.n. Cen 3~ % 4d3 14.

1Si t. Ag- ' r.. . 4% .r .Ha. I ." l

4,1) t. Hate Ste 0e r. 79%s

'.9 Iat, M . . 1 159%

1,a1Ere F'3i{

"t, (et.. P r ' r 4- 4^% 47

!e4 Irntd e '.F' %

10.4. a anN tee 4 74% 444 ILehgh 4'a 1'e ". . M 7471

"4o II ,' en. h~~ 140% 5', 14

w1Ma1 we I,_... .'.6%% 6%'451 axeC st d

.16 %M 4

50 r e. Petr ...... 10 105 17%

5o Miamt \rler . - 171

Min.& t. L.r....49

7A,560 Mot. K.&T. rd. 11% 4%

106 Iront ,, Pow r. ..... .. r-% 767

[4 Nt T.gd . . . . 46% M1410 INe. opper ..... ..

asIN. T.rhoA i es......... 1 % 4 4

4 N LY er . ..

..... .1 41 105

1.W N.l Y.l . H.'&' .... 6a-% 6;-1%

145 . a.. eO. 6et 41...... 471% 1%

6 Ne erol ..es........... 101% 11654 11641

s0 Nnither Cne ... e 301%3

lm On trio Stl4 ..... _..% 7%"

100 Po. R.... .. .......Sie

3,0 lta. a e ....... ...... 7% 3 1

.gita. ............'4

i~l e. Cet . (pr ...... . 4 54816

ll. Pit . a ........ . 144 144%16

S y. S tel 1............ 45 1, 1

10 RYn. C,.& ........ 94 5 %

Radi ...t........... 85 4 1% 14%

1. p. I. &w r Se e ----------- 13 117113

Rokelo eI ............. 7T 71

e,0 ea.rd L ....... 7' 36% %1 Phtta C a. . ............. 34

1 P.tta S A . 6C............ r e6 2 4MPu.P.Pa. Cear ........... 173% 1714173%

ise. 4 YNhra ..--.. ...... . % 6%'..

4.s 04tad.Skaer .............1% 748 H7%ej PT.m. Cop. a..........r' sBMt. u%gga t,. al................Li 17 % 314

3.s Ull.n Bag. C ar....... 7% 175' 17%

1.0 U Un te 'l t -. -------...10 13 16

l~s U.y C. Ctl. p.... 4% M

ladig. ....bar........... n M. 74%

17.m U. . aMeet .......... M 0%W

.1t Uth Coger.............4 48 4

Sta SaedA. tae. d....... 18% 4 105

1.3 vs.-arc . C.......S 3% 4 0

1.4 Wanas A0. A...---...... 43% . w'

1s Wee ase K........... ' 25%15 15

.e. Wee.Mry.nd........1648 15 IW2.5W--,..~.-- g............ % N48 0'

10 Wh.s Co.2.............~ 3

as Usgted Re. Is. % 15 15

Phe. u. . . AIUe-W. 144i 144% a

Ide , ba ama. &ose l esesa i aWI dasasa86L.S.et 3......fWat er eIla

e.as t.a; ea 3sep. WI439 15A, 14a.s .ar . CLaL.... 6

We5 Wer 3w.........134as t8 13O Wen . Merylen , 9ti;t ge 5

.. s.M. s....... ...%. ..aa; wu O's -. L a, M i 3s.

ata em e 36 e 55G mm %i e.

-eiea~mt ast ar e dainet LT

iancEEW YORK CI mAiEm.

Now Tk. K URhnItm Tie ................ NM 13

lsades chiaed - Yf.. . . 1s 12

B>sa Coea" Im >.............. >.

Belte a New lik...................... 36 16

commeapper ...............a 1%asen OB ........................... 2% 11Coi .f & ....................ft- U

smsa- Tabsso L.................. m 106%Xme--- P mograp ...................... 134

Fat Naiesual 0.pper................... 6irnu.. . . . 7t% IS

eakl Barke ............................ 0 "

Harematy 1bn e........................... 1%3Hama. na aa 2be 9................. 3 "

Hanm 0 ............ .......... ..... s

ram m =. ......... 1I 13Int. L Pamp. w. L..................... " 4

1UL B. Peop (A). Od.. w. L......... f 1IJ7w" '111..... .............................. 0 6w)

Kath. s p1L......................... 31 0

Kda ldTI. 1t pd........... 10

Kelty-Bpriga.ld The ...................Lake Torpedo ............................ 4

L ah . L ama .......................... .

Mae T ............New York Trans. .... 1 14Nor. Bee. "seks',..... .................

Otis Mater .... .Otis Eevatr V....................I

R. & H. C ...........................Royal kning P o ..................... 1

Royal Baking Powde' i..........Singer Mfg .................................W

United O. Btas.. w. 1..................... %

United P te Ihaing ................... 1%1%

United Verdi ........................... 25 1%

Wabash P. T.. w. 1............ 1. ..

World Film .. 1%1%Yukon G iod................................

BONDB.Canadian Pana 6.... ......Cerro de PaeO ...:. ....... 15 1

'aetio 0. A . 8 .......................

Western Padhe k ............ 36 0

AO7r1VU CURD 8100[8.Aetna Cry. W. ........ % 244 %Amatisan later. Co ...... 3 2m 3Butte Copper a Zin c..... Pa 044 MTerre do Pace ....t...... 41% 0Chandler M ot. .. M 60 30Cberrolet Moo ........... lI 131 134Cuban Cans Bar....."". 344 51 .4Kounsett C oppr--"-".... 0% 504 i%Maxim M . .. 15 8 6Mda St al.... .. O% 11%Midvale 014W rt s ....... 211-14 f4 316NipMidng .. .............. 4 - 4% 6%P0.1s Mo o . 5 Iutmri Corp.... ... 36% 31Tea Co. its ....................1145 1711 274

Tobacco Products...............42 " 4045Triane S. ...................... 4% .

DON DS.Balmore A Ohio w. I....101% 16 141%

C..i.&St.P..W.1........ % 13%(L. n. VTr 44. w. L.... . .10% 14% 1444

eR. R. 41. w. L1........... % % 1%Ere R. R. ri.. w.L...........1. 14 'AWtidea P. s.W. .............. .. . .

COTTON XAJ.XETS..-Th.

the rican market toy. A and for Mshlad by Important apot onsss whichk~ Us dt be williog to b. unlimited qusa..t.. at 2

point belows May. auad maroasma among Shute.Final Quotations r....... 1 1n h 36r

Storks at interior polnls for th. laft cak ds-crsad 4,e bal esa ra.. d wtt a law1 16Wkls last weak. Olnvtn sportad that aboutthirty fre gesaf were booked to a il fry thatport lte this smooth, mt assut ad al toApril with ott.n and other r 56.Ratre ia the .jap15 continued ki4%, ream to

Lirerprol emaadtng W. 0mtwls cogutsaw said to e c.ea.ing up.lfont receits fr thes day wre 1*5 bales, s-

iaed with 47.4 bai. a . . e a.... .. h wereno iport today. .eports ..... yr am wantdto 47.04 bMs. Clesnoom for the m sweet.

P.3,0 bales. ..o.a. ad with ........ ba.for

the coraaordlng p.od . a.i. .

TexaC . . 1. orp17e 1

PNWUmO . P.pu (Wentoa. doe.

tI a.,. br-ebraul.5 1.8 T13 7.16% 7.10%Taco- Pprilo t... 7... 54 7. 5 7..1.7.

Tiange l . ....... 7.50 7 6 7.:4%7.4%

Jultiogelt.hi ,7.441 7..01% 7.16 7.416

Ci.. 4. Noembt. P. . .. 7.247.0 47.18%lilint. 77 , ye.te.day. 7.7. Sales. A0Nhales.

New Yle.

Open. ... Lew. iOb. 4oss

l(aroaurn.1.... 1125 125 1125 12223Ma h ... .t5I 11.44 1LlS 1:.37 11.35

Er .. ............11.41 11.0 11.0 11. 11.66

MLe...... ,... 21.. . ... 11..... 11.1'71A~ll....... '161 11.61 11.21 11.11.61f

, ctolrer.......11.0 1107 11.0 12.06 11.60eounbsr.3..13 12.1 1141 111 115

New O asbers.

oay.MAd Law. Or does.

Jan ry.....mpon11. p 2.11 11. 0 1hic 11..larch...........10.60 11.14 10.0 11.10 10.6fto .............. 11 11.0 Ll 11. 0 11.'2July........ 11.47 11.70 11.44 1 165 11.5

r uoter..at.os 11.4 110t 11.4 11. 11.Leasmber....bale 11.3 11~ 1 11 f10 11.6

NEW YOBS GRAIN.New York. e. GI.-WHtoe-Wake; fair is

mirOy. No. I Numthern. f. a. la. 146%; No. 3 red.tI. . , t . to amrine N . 2 ard winter. th.

f. ot. .; No. 1 Manitoba, f. a bA. IN No. 4 Mot-rt14 Epatte took 2on.h00 bnet ln earty

ban witotr and Manitoba. artyestrda.tetN-nriter fair ion. No. 2 yellow, all

al, to anus. 84,; New No. 2 yello. kilndrel.,to arrive. 5%. C. L. f.; ow No. 3 bllnOdted. to a"-nEt recipt I. f. lipore took ba.% ba s.

art eportsto. E)AT - Weaker; bueems is fair. o. White

nmnal: No. 3 white, 2'314; No. 4 while. 465553: ,le-at- r bas. unraded. 51,5. bale fr

th40.00 buheda

NEW YORK PRODUC..New York. Fab . f-LOUR-Wsak; dalins amlimted. Kanoss y tn. t. to ardu. In or yots

.Oat-7 spring ar.a for Febr7a.y to Ma.4.300;., ing dean. 17.6.0; soft daigt. toarrihe. -pa6.10. Allquoatin% an 0. ad basis

In wholesale lis.BUCKWHEAT U.-MW; 7.%dey Is Bri7.Cboeu is quoted at .7 ; o. 7 b7.26 w7.a% gainslow at 1.x1.83. . Y.COR7CMEAI,-.Pitc Irrusular; lnquliy is eas

tir. Kallntd for inptc. 11540, I~n made;oagns mool. in ha.. l.67aL..I'0RE-Steadsl toms is rak1e Mss, 1.73a

2.Lt; family. .. .4.. 10; do . 114 1.5. 1.:nT-i.; Iqiry .moderas. Para.11.01

sto. ........l1. 1 101*5 s Irs Is 06 mes . .3

NewDSt~ rea s.mnls rm

WOtr.1s?:rle. Eigt.Leh. GIaSaMintaJAnura..... 11. r:ined 1LaMan 12.19 11.5:

nlember...... M t. 15 1L%

NeBor.Ceo..-.... -W.k.r;...r.inurye No.....N.rther .. .. . 0;.1 15edC. o b.,is 1 ...toare:... hard.w.nt.r. 13%C.oia h.0N.1 Caoba, f. . .7; No USma

romi. 14;. E Unres..took....2 .. £ ebesch

Oumrelina and Maniob.,.ar....t.a.ORN-IFirmer Li .qir. i.2sllw l

al arrIge, 014; ewurNo.23llw 1~ridto rrive. O%, .1. ew N.3kl-did toarris Pi%, c.e.......... isprtr oo 00 buspatmit pe ..........M 1

NAT--aker;oi im....... ...is fr.N. itenoi:No. F3t wie....;.... hi.e, 3Ma

51;e~leatodasis, .nrae..5s.5 Eapr

touo.4,00 buabel .......3.a

Newol 0ork e Os.-FLOU.---W. k;..... s are

1tioed. Kainsa stahts....... t rbi rlo

.ao.u; Psin Oh.ntsforFebuar toMash6.a650 prng lwsb . 03.ag;sottat.oinwoesalem lots. P~eLb..13BUCKWHGEAT FIA)UR-...;.....r.is -gtslo a 01.821.83, i.ifCORNMirrices ireua;m nur isn,

POK-ta .n~aai ue. Me is541.00 famly I.0Bms dae. 03

Us~ifamly 1841 .w etak Indi me S.LARD-08ady Ode.nd is itv. srm

ErarMiedb W.. -lb 3M Oi

Atlnte Rak ba................. m hee

:ial PaMlYSAESBYBUYINi CURRENT

Gotham Experiments andProves Civic Electric Plant

Is Costly Idea.NEWS OF LOCAL MARKETSWashingtop Railway Stocks Easier.

Graphophone Company ReportsSurplus Fund of $854.310.75.

New York recently has furnished astriking lesson for the considerationof proponents of municipal ownershipof public utilities. Following investi-gations covering more than a year, con-ducted by the ranking experts of theEast on municipal economy, it is foundthat the city can purchase electricityand steam for power, lighting, andheating purposes more cheaply than itcan manufacture it. even without con-sidering capital represented in the mu-nicipal plant.The experiment was tried out in

1913 by supplying five of the princi-pal, municipal buildings with electric-ity and steam from the plant in oneof them. The total cost to the cityfor one year was $39.311."1. and theinvestigators reported that the sameservice could have been purchased fromthe Edison Company at a guaranteedsaving of at least 84.000. The experi-ment cost in the neighborhood of $20,-004, of which amount the Edison Com-pany paid one-half. The test was con-ducted under the direction of the Bu-reau of Municipal Resarch, whose sug-gestions, incidentally, as to improve-ments in Washington, always have fal-len on attentive ears in the MunicipalBuilding here.

In view of the announced intentionof two of the Commissioners here tobring about municipal ownership ofpublic utilities, the New York experi-ent is of unsual interest, not only toshareholders in the local concerns, butto all taxpayers as well. Those di-recting the test were desirous of mak-ing a record; perhaps it would not beunfair to say that they hoped theexperiment would prove the practica-bility of municipal ownership. At anyrate, the experiment was conductedunder the most favorable conditions.constantly watched over by experts,and without any of the political loose-ness and inefficiency which might rea-sonably be expected to result from alarge and established municipally-owned system. No doubt this reportwill be of peculiar interest to, and richin information, for the Board of Com-missioners of the District of Colum-bia.

Will Have Chais Ike Seaste's.The arm chair used in the United

States Senate has been taken as themodel for brokers' chairs with whicnthe new quarters of the WashingtonStock Exchange are to be furnished.Broker, are now dropping into theoffces of W. B. Hibbs to test out thefirst model which, naked of finish orupholstering, has been sent in by themakers for a final O. K.The chair is a light but extremely

comfortable structure, underslungwithout being "sloppy," of mahogany,with a fine green leather seat andback. The lines generally are after aSheretan model. In addition torthesechairs, the new quarters will have sev-eral huge leather sofas, also finished ingreen, and a number of small mahog-any chairs outside the rail for spec-tators.

Ralway Stocks Easter,Little interest was shown in the reg-

ular call at yesterday's s-sslon of thelocal stock exchange. Washington Rail-way stocks were easier. with the pre-ferred selling down 3-4 of a point to81. American Security and Trust Com-pany dropped eight points in an odd-lot sale, to 260. Lanston was fraction-ally firmer and other stocks held up.

Gwpophone He Big Surplus,The annual report of the American

Graphophone Company for the yearended December 31. last, shows a sur-plus of $854,310.75 after charging off$491,853.62 for depreciation. $516,492.82for patents, franchises, and good will.This stock is strongly held here inWashington and a large number of thenew 6 per cent bonds are being mar-ketted through the local exchange.Earnings for the year from all

sources totaled $1,988,401.30.

Operting Revenue Gains.Operating revenue of the Baltimore

and Ohio Railroad Company for themonth of January totaled $9,444,287, anincrease of $1,958,016 over January,1915, according to a statement issuedyesterday. Net operating revenueamounted to $2,048,976, an increase of$516,499.For the seven months of the fiscal

year ended January 81, operating reve-nue was $64,484,511, an increase of $10,-859,885. The net operating revenue forthe same period was $20,260,878, an in-crease of 85,691.274.

U. S. Treasury Statement.The condition of the United States

Treasury at the close of busIness yester-day was: Net balnce in general fund,$109,85, 721; total receipts, $6,131.1i3; totalpayments. $1,966,551.The deficit this fiscal year is 8i8,48749,

against a deficit of 8,377,357 last year,exclusive of Panma Canal and publicdebt transactions,

157,399 BATLla 101 WEEK.

Cate.. mzpest. frsng -autal aSincAugust Up to 3,333,8oa Bale.

Cotton exported during the wreek endedFebruary 15, at the twelve principalcustoms dIstricts of the United Stateswas as follows, according to the De-pertmnent of Ommerce:

Geria 1,G bales; iMaschuetts,bal; Maryland. 17 bales, New Yorkr,

1958 bales; North Caonone; Phil-adelphb, '76bls;ot line 8,275bales; 'Virginia, none; Galveston,. 66,30bales; New Orteans, 31,16 bales; BenFrancesco 4$70 bales: Washigtn,11,21bales; total, 157.5 bales.The export of 157.3, bales of notton

during the past week makee the totalsine August 3, 1968, approutmata* M.80baisa.

9ONRIfAAO WE Iggg,

-S@S iU M bead;

- e YORE 2u03.luwreY . .- Cuff m... ta. .p...

1% e ser me, R :;M ; ea.. a se seat;% al1r iat; neg sate. % pe t; I.

M thae reprted a As leer teademeIn the sastet ter ties - s---am.- Whle thetao.,tr awed . pueestle eaer.. 1.pdemwas feuoed 4 he less lbseal wth ter eadamsa aemit oft appesane lees et vsetd

in ther bt w ' .a m.atm ble. aboeer, e.male at V6 per eet a.t peremet Sar *hty days,3 per -eet for -ty 6 to 3 pr eat farfr meths, per st far dye and ri asenthe.With the mipply a mager as seer, tamenasa

in a amelal tpsar -eaaed 1at. Pmes. ga.la maturites wa seadr aboatbed at 3 Per east.

Man.Today. day.

Iteritng. demand ...... ........ I.18 4.8%tietg, cabie .................... 4.17 4.1Steng, I day ................. 4.7% 4.8%

trn,daa........................ LRu%om.,ders. 4 ..:...... ....... ufMI rgGuler. u ...... .

% u%Guilder, abl ............ . %Rlem k a ................... T4%

Re,-.t.,k mum ....................r04 TIketmruc~ 74e L71U , a a ......................... . 11

swi . o ........................... .5 .

ISwhe.ch a,

ea ........ Ira~ 1.0S woci m ,ab e er ge ...... ... 49 LW6ueth.q kram. telda. 1a.1.4Mtcho~~km. thda. .3 ...*4

Petsae. a s.......................... . .stehu . i~e .. g........ a saRabi... haa ......................... 41% 31%

CHICAGO BRAIN XARKET.deme,. Iehr. 1-A mam oreals market in

the wheat pit than that of today has not beessean in many montba With thd big break atWinnipeg on Tuesday and a lower market at r-pool at that time and with a heavy run at reeiptsin aIi positione, the aeage whet trader ws akeen bear and a heavy eller at the tap af thebell this morning. The May future opened at1.2% to 124 and the July from Lipt to 1.17%.Thw aone were made sdmultaneonely In vaiossection. of the pit, showing that the upe ordersheld by brokern to sell these futures were large.

It was soon noised around that WInnipeg somd1.01000 bushels cast wheat yesterday. that NewYork reported 90.40 bshsele that day and thatBalthmore, Philadelphia and some of the Gomh-western markets claimed mere or leasecah best-nee, with Great Britain the principal buyer. Thisnews caused a partial change in smentiment. andthe May advanced sharply to 1.3% and the Julyto 1.19%. Thee flos were not far away fromthe seing spota when there were net lems ofabout 1%c for the May and fir for the July.There was light eueouregement for the bulle frm

abroad a spt wheat at Lverpool was $M belowthat of Monday and argees were Md lower.Te baying of wheat today was mok gateger

than the selling. A great deal of this gran wasthrown overboard In the way of liquidation andthere was snme wheat sold that was a bedgeagainst the actual grain to came forward.Corn was Indpendely stong today. cesing

with gains of %al%c for the day. The marketdeveloied strength Sono after the opaning andwas firm throughout the day. hniulng around thebest prices vesebed. Orantry oferinga werelight with doestto denand eLek. The weanIn wheat as well as in oats tailed to hase anyeffect on corn.

Paralsbed by W. B. Hibbe t Co.WHEAT- Open. High. Low. Clos.May........................ ;.1% 1.1% 1.10% 1.904July.......................1.1% 1.194 L17% L1L%

CORN-tay........................18% 71% 7% 78%lily........................ 7'% 78 10% 17%

O ATS--May..................... 4M % 46% 46%July........................ M 44% 43% 40%PORK-May..................... .70 .00 1.6 .KJuly........................ .70 3.E 3. .0LARD-May........................I .rs 19.2 70.6July........................ 10.0 10.0 1.93 1.0RIB.-May....................... 11.0 1L.3 17.r 1.7July........................ 11.1 71.70 197 11.78

BOSTON STOCK MARKET.Boston. rob. 5.-The market was narrow and

quiet. Maamadmsetta Cnasolidated was strongest ofthe mining features.Mason Valley lst a dollar to 14. West Indies

Steamship rane to 34%, and preferred to 4%, later31% and 48%. respectively. New England Telepihoe.1364. Boaton A Malm Preferred, 70; Edison Electric.2J.

High. Low. Clon.Alaska Gold ....................... 21% 22%Allouez Mining .................... 73% 72% 73%Am. Aai. Chemical ofd.......... 0 97% 49American Telephone .............1 127% 13%American Woolen pfd............. 94 0% 10%American Zinc .....................3% a% 12%Arizona Cocn. Mining ............. 9 9 9Boon & Maine ................... 44% 44% 44%Boston Elevated ................... 84 H 8MButte Superior .................. 94 9% 0%Calmnet & Arlsoma MIning...... T4% 7414 74%Calumet & Hecta Mining......... 104 103 083Centennial Mining ................ 17 17 17Chino Mining ..................... a 99% a8%Copper Range Cons................. % 40% 1%East Butte Mining ................ 13% 12% 131Granby Mining .................... ..2 91% 91%Greene-Canaea Mining .......... a% 47% 41%Insiration Conselidated .. . 4% 0% 4^Ide Royale Mining ................ 3 3 3Lake Mining ....................... 17% 17% 17%Mas Consolidated Mining ......I116 18Masa. Ga .......................... 06% 96% 49%Mam. Gas pfd...................... 97 17 87Mohawk Mining ................... 9 12% 90%Nevada Con. Mining .............. 164 14% 184N. Y.. N. H. I ................. a% a 4i7North Butte Mining .............. 20% 8% 21%Old Dominion Mining ............ 70'3 70 70Osceola Mining .................... 94% 94 94Pond Creek Coal .................. 12% 127' 12%Quincy Mining ....................3% I MRay Cons. Mining ............. 3% 14 X%St. Mary's Mineral Land.......... 71% TI 71Shannon Mining ................... 11% 11% 11%Shattuck Ariz. Mining ........... 3 M 1Superior Mining ................... 1 19% 3Swift & &(b....................... 17 127 127United Pruit ....................... 144 144 144United Shoe Machinery ........... i5 5 55United Shoe Machirusy pid...... 3% % S%U. S. 8um., Rf. & M............. 65% 45% a%U. S. Sm., Ref. & M. pil........ 1% 10% 00%Utah Con. Mining ................ 14% 14% 14%Utah Copper Mining ............. l 1% 8i%Ventura Oil ........................ 9% 9 9Wolverine M eng ................. WA 4%

WASHINGTON fODUCE.Quolatines given below are for large Iotaat go

marketable goods only. Jobbers* prou are hlghe..Lower gradee may be moM for lem. Vame goodeenmmand higher prims.

The quotations on the produne market yeterdaypae urnead Rleeists were eomeuhat heavy.bat amr pasmed under an mctive demand. TheSmaaket, of partientar interet at thie time. re

malued eteady at 11 cente. the receipta appearingmoderately end with quality. Poulta mnd vege-tables were moderately active. Reeipts nearbyset potatoes heavy.EGG&-Fresh, per doe., ti; do.. Uoathaen.EBUTTER-emt twrita, new, per lh.. M4%, do, tub

per lh., 3.1; terome. 3, under grade, mesmery. NaN; etore-pseked, 183.LAED-Tebk pure. Rh.. 11mB: do.. enmpound, 1g4k:etettoneed ml, per can. 3f.5CHEE7SE-New York. new, per lb.. 18; fiat. per

lb.. 18; Swiss dmunc per lb.. 3; do,. foreige.per 1b.. 4ULIVE POOIRET-Eee, mer I., IG; cster, lb.

11; epring ducks. ee lb.. liem; chickens. per lb..GREEN G eans. per be*et. T8mL3: beeta.

Per sate, 1442*; Bresels arue, per ot., 14417;eabbags, per blir, 7848.; do., new, per brdt, 1.Ma1.0 carrete, per hoeh. g45; .ua-.e pe ante.11.1; cei. pmr ste. 4.444: do., frieria, permate. l.ial. imm-em, per-badet. IaLS~; cab.lege, mr aete, 1-1841.8; eples mate, 118LS; hole, mer tbi.. LI4;3 Rettaa, Plorida. perbesket, 1.381.*; onie. mer set. 1.884u.; par-a.s~bg. Sii; pepara saie. 1.W3lM l000ee. he.,

;petasee. inc. L2.1; mweats, 1bL. 331AT1;1.78 pamae, per bb.. 1.Ma2.*; qu per b., !.881.18; ofrhea'e. per dam.. 789L3; ,tah per tbt..3.5; t"e'ee, leida, e este 131u8; tamelpa,me kbL, 1.3al; do., mer beg. 318.FRUITB-Apples, per bin., Stai.S: eranerese~bbL.. 8.484.; do., per boa, LJ9at.e; grape-

t, pebag.sma heem-- par beg, 4.8en44*;ermags.uata:es Fa. pm

asse aMu;b.an

.,U 14at1 ales, ab.s e ..11.8DEZaSUD GOODS-Dreae -~ amal. mer l..

8%alS: da. -ee=w mer lb.. 4d. heavy. pms3; a4. mm. me U. Wil; de., heame, parAKr, S3%AW. AND coa*-aw. best a3%thl.MalaI ; whea pC Sm. Si31t* Smugg-

... -a. pm Us. 3... awa.-m sW . .w...4. ..%~s

biisheIae -ede W 0,f D a O

-a m Nmempe. N at S at 2.Amri m sieott ad i1.. s at 2%hAer .3B:Amidma Oupa~i a ins .d. IsOs atUf.W==Mkisgm Baflmay p.m at NS {nar B.

-- M a 16 % (ilr 1S.Wakingom- Natiwy pdiL. 9 at a%, I at a%.

B1. AdheUnited Mats reg0.itE 0............. 0% .....

United States mnapon 2U................. 1% .....

Umte States ,a tuse 11.............. lm ....

Umtoed ste.coope. 1.............. . .....

Uatted Rates registered M.............S% 11N1%

Unite States asegun U ................... N.% .....

D. . s.................... ..

GAS 3ONDm.-esgatow Ga. Curt. 1.L ........... x ...

Gasmtw " iN .................. 1 ..

WasMagtn Gas g......................... 0M 4f

Colemb Gs " a egttste .............. 5 .....

OstemsMa Gas " Un.sr D. U=.... a .

RAILROAD ONDE.OspstaI "Iation b ....................... 106%

A=m & Poma. Gear. a............ " .....

Ann-.ma & Potomac . .................. M .....

Ot & Sbuban i..................... M .---

Metropoitan U...... .

Wauhigeon Railway A Uewota 4.... VA UK

MZ3CE.LANEOU BONDS.Potomac lectric Ons, Is............... N% UK

Potma bMeetre ight p ............... 84.....Cbeapake & Potomac TeuphUoe 4.. 1M3% 11AsIsan Ttishek m & Telegabh i.... .Amerteia Telephone A Temsgaph 411e... 1% ..Grapbo. e lat o......................... a%NWasbnguto M.ket . 1 N............ N .....

Washington Markat i, 1 5f.............. a .....Washington Market Cold Storage i.... 0 )ANorfolk & Wah.ingteo Stambeat is.... 1 ..

Riggs Realty tM l n1... .......... ! ....RI Realty is (bert)r..................... N..

PUBLIC UTILIT! STOCKS.Capital Traction........................... am VAWashington Railway & EletIe em... *0 M

Wahihgton Railway & fettrie pfd... 'S pNorfolk and Wahington St.amb.at.... I. isWashington Gas............................ 10% WT

Amedria Telephone & Tlegrat..........i .....TYPE MACBIND STOCKS.

M-mthar Lintye.................... 0 1%

Lanstn M onniyp.......................... " 0

MINING STOOKS.Greae-Cnanee . .....

NATIONAL BANK STOOKS.Ammesmt ..................... .1 DS

C*aital ...................................... 0.....

ColAmbia ......... ......................... 1 31Commerdal ..... . ...... 10 11

....................-.--.-.........District 135Paramera Mechates' Nat. Bank..... 1 ....

Fadaral .................... 3 ..-Lificoln ..................................... 10 .....Metropolitan ................................ is 11Second ...................................... 141 .....

National Bank of Washington...... 21s 1TROST OMPANIm.

American feeurlty & TrusL ..... 51 31

National Savings & Trut................. M .....

rt , Trost .................. IV% 1D

Washiagton Loan . That................. 1 .....

bntinntal Trust ................. 112 1NSAVINGS BANK STOOCK.

Home avings.............................. SS .....Con 'erce a avings ...................... 1 ....

bast Washington Saeingo Bank......... . ...Security Savings & Commercial Bank.. ....

FIRE INSURANOU STOCKS.Ar agteo .................................... S

Careean .................................. aIremen's ..14 ...

G~erman.Amertcan ......................... M .....

National U no n........................... s .....TITLE INBDRANON.

Columbia Tit........................ 4% a%

Real Estate ................................*.....MISC ELIANSOIS STOOKS.

Capin-SacksC. ................. l .....District of Cohmbln Paper Mft. Os... I .American Grachophone .common........ 118 15Amerien Graphopbone prefered....... II IxMerchants Tansfer & Storage.......... 10I'spearity torage........................... Iu a

Washington Market .................... 1K .....

*e$ ddmS.

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.Baltimore 1kb. fl.-The elI gronp utieh ban

been thes malnaay of the local stock markt firseveral eeks, was under remote today. and quot-tions declined rather sharply.This was specially tans of (adr.. m-mm. amn

s per cent bonds. the former banking 1% pinta,and the latter 21 pitin

Rid. Aid.BAIJ'IMORE GTY STOCKS (Reg.)

ater in. 191..............................71.

Internal Impt. 3Ma. 1,..............

rtthana 3%s, 190 ....................1

ding il . ion 1 .... 136.............Rtfunding 190..........................itr Mlio4..1.....................('It .4. I 1 . ............ .....

City 4%4.. 1M .......- ..............--... 0f .....

CAS AND ELUTRIO.Aaltimore 1ectric pfd.. 0................. 4%

Bmramae Gas in.......................... .....

lon. Gas 0. O. M. To. 01 .................. .....

Don. Gs G. M. 4.. C1.....................

C. G. 3 L. & P. C. M. 4%. 1s.... 0% Us

U. . L. " P. 1s . M. 4. 111'.... % ..

BANKS AND TItUST OS.Baltore Trust .......................... 19

Dummcnwealth Bank...................... 105

Pamers & Marchante Nat.. /........

IidelIty & Deposit. .....................17

Equitable Trust...........................N15 W6

Maryland casualty. 5.................... 6 t

Memran. TT. & Dep. Co.. 0.-..........

National Echang. 140..................1I% 167

RAIROAD STOCKS.Northern...tal. ..................

(Steet Railway)UnitedRailayst l3eetaCo.. Is. %

RAILROAD BONDS.Atlantic (bast line con'. Deb. 4.., % ...Atlantic Coast Itn. of (ann. 1oe....1%

os. W. Car. in -...................... 14ot. SRailwn C. E. etr ............ 3 11%t Cop Bra IoA BND.............. ..

Aelant Pato it . 111............ lE% INGeorgia t Alabama Con. ...... 9: .....New Orlana .ret Northrn I......... 15% UNew O(eags. No. oA Ca.. . .... 105 N(street Railway,.)Chica BsflwRysa s..........................U

MU. rI. Rat. 4 . . ............... 1; 1Wein.-St. abl Joint Cn............... 1e.....

United rly. Gre at orthC n 50. . 50% OiWaOhigton. Babtinoe & Ainapoli .... N. .

ISCU.ANEOUS.Alabama Co.. comman................I1 . ..Alabama Co.. lit p11.. 100................... N47Alabama Co. en...................... U

Anndel it P au.. om o ............... 0 t5Wi BaltimAre Tube n ...............

Dry Dock co.....................0by Dock pfd . . ...................... 10

Baltimore Tube. common.................. U2

Coden Gas, common.....................9 1%

Onden, com0.................... .... a

Oeden. in..........................12 5

Canton Co............................UOnaoldation (Onal, 3................IKN

On. COal 6s..................Elkhorn Fuel. coi-n ...............liElhorn Fuel Ia......................16Davison Cheitol en..........Elkhorn Corporation 5...............3UHiousten Ol ..ommo.n (IT. C046...........aMar. A Vin. Tran., mew..............84Mt. Vareon MIII.. -amann......

lit. Vernon Mills. presrd............ & M. Tra.ne. i.....................U%

P~ol. ie Eand Ich. 0C..............Pub. Ber. Bldg.. rdS.....................13T. H. Symington eLI..............1Penn. W. P.0 ..................... 14

Penn. W. P. A5.....................1.

Wayad il............. ..... St

BALTU1ORE.....Dainretb.£-KU liB ma ob~hes.oea~ibit5.45 tSe .....ar ag

COR-Besip.. t ~uin ....

38.5~bW~u~ssd5. b ..i .. 11

I. binat ~g.~ . . in in.d.5p~11 Bm~nl; bbaae ....

samina;Mar~L a ~ 100%U1S0gaOATSBeheota.3.13 ~ 106% ....

~ se~ .. Si ... ..~ -

MU W i. WI t. daSi.....

~e he5O .T3S-.,% .....

10

pmI n 3 oM4 Myn,106al Di -

a.W M-se a..h3ma, am.td.

t> ; W e a s M14bo mI w .Wma-caemwra W. 1Y,W5I:4M EM'S: a as:boble e : went TtilV a eea, stid; arse.3G(Md, bi anl > t sa: bneto r mdaw,EGG -Mas eo. 38 mylam, andlmi adnas"d -NIF ftama, 4 aissan se Marsad. an.dV.a, anka s: Wtna (Obs awl., a; WsVbrn , d gambra (wfth Chenm

G 5W UTU AND TEEABL -Appes,munt. Imms4e, per bM., 1.451; 4d.. New

OWat Sta psals sama1s: do.. Wsiem Msopi a d d e di s n a . e p e r k b . . . ks

beams, Bu". NNE-. pO baki. L 5 L ; do..Pla,! vens. per lbet, LWSI,; dl.. -Fida.

pm bet, L45lI; embo, Ner TaltM , ddPer Is., U U11.6; d.., mor. FleNW.pr babs. al4A; dn. T yak ad rafls. oar

00m. L1.at air.,. Plan par esar, t2A3;'m'"". h.le pr habr 5am45N"; eg,pI-.t, F1ld. pm esta, LME; gs.Praet.

Fods. Pa boa. 1653; kms ndid, menlr.prbor. L MMa; bal. Solm, pr ku.. Noll; ettee,11.14. pm l"lM. babet L.451; eaea West-'- Msriold and Pennmtswa.d, eow. pm haiL15a*; Ia. Wadhlr, pr h-b. ad, 1M.mt;maps , Phits. as is Mi.,pt bae,USLSM;

p. m.e., pF r bodet. 15.1; Mpsm Fierds.pmr at., L TS; 0Isaa4. Norfolk, per bbl.

twU.; adsemebe., einda, ratiraser. pr et..4a5;a=-en. Felrida. fans. dw, Pm meat.

at aw; do.. ilda, choles. pr raw. 1JtS;tGems, native. pr be boa. S.S,

PKf1ADBLPKI& fPRODUCE.Etllsdelsia, Mb. a-The mukt was de and

poea of spirtg en fbrther raduid about le perbarrel. We quota 1M pounds In wuod: Waitar dear,IM".S; do .bahbt, S71M51; do.. tstent, 43e'

4.0; ea.ns. ear. Puta mds, 5.,0; do,a151ght, jute asa. 5.m5.e; do., patent. lute .,eh1,

Ais15i; riu. alet eir, 55.0; do., straitt.6.5.10: do., patent, U50e; do., famnrte breads.

0.671.; City Mnl. idoke and fany patet, ta7.5. Citl'Mlls, TWuar Rad . -Winter ekic, S.S.L0: do., taight, .5.0; do., palest, t1m.BUTTER-Th market ruled a with dmzad

aboamiag tke lited orias of deshabis stoeka.We Quote: Wites eild-paded amern , !Haelipenal. S%; etnra, 5%; entra Areta. 3ka6%;yasnt, 3X; aeosda aN; art petal (s, fa,. S;me; drt, .75 par name; Southem, L76 pr

one taatq asleced odlhi fm opwere libbos5t 655 per desn.GREEN FrIUITS AND VOEETARLMS-Appain,pm banrl-Jmsathem. fa.er. 3a3175; do.. far t4Pod. 13A6; WimesAp 164351; nMdwl.. LMa3.7: Blad Twig, 15416: (Ge.m' Gold.., LW.

t0; Grs1 t 5a3.4 ; York Inpeial, L643.I'*uty Ounee. 1043.0; Pipin. 1S7.&0;BenDath. 1.T1at; other earietl. 1.6419; No. 2,

I.Psat; aphas, is bol, per 10 pouda Ma ;do., Weaten., per boa. L.3a; orange, Flrd.

Pm asd. L/43,; taImpar Floi d, pr trap.t144.%; grapofroit. Ploda. pm tnra, 2.65W:ino.., pr boar, 3.ee.4; .amp-se per Ws4.

Porto Dlm. eM10,: do.. Florida, 2i.16; eram-bane. Cap. Cod. par barrel, 6.04.0.; do,. CpsCod, pr eeraft, 1M3M; eabeie. Jera, pm

bb., 7.0Y.0; b.. -Jnerer. p este., 100x1:ggsabenMt, Florida. rs ..art. refrparatoem, 1a; op erats.. lies; white potatos, Penem-ran, per bushd. LisaLS: Now Tek. pr ba..0a4LW; Maine. per husbl. 1.Mal.: Wster, pr

bushel, Le4LMe: do., Jeer. per b"&.t, No. 1RBo. 7510; No. 1 othe widee, 0476; No. 2.

M15; seet potatoe. Jermee. per baet, No. L4466: No. L 1la5; swats pOtata, llenla, pm

brrel. 1.4L75; mmts. p o NSmd ba.No. L.O mW2; No. 2, 7ia: embbgas Dieniab, par to.,

12.0.0; -bb- PFord. p,. b..per. !.51.;rabbtage. Sooth Carolina, pm ert. 1.641L*; dI-ery. Florida, pr rate. I1a.L0; apips., Norfok.per barrel. 75.1.0; kale, Norfolk. pm barel, M51;letture. Felords, ter batet. 741; do.. NorthCarolina, per baket, 7ral.4; beams, Pleqds, pmmease intrn, aN. StW, 365; aead, 50;-lobbing mhal ot faney zeta. h.1.2Go-Tne maret d.adined U. pm om edermore liberal receis Damn ad was mv fmeateta

We gaola: In e.m ., n.rb tr.. m ,a.p d.a.EMe, M pr standard eae; naarbr carrnt a-

aISS, 01 p.r -.: W.em e.a dmet. prbsaket. 1.50.2; pes, Florida, par beiet, L53i.; peppe. 1era.., pr Wa, 1.0.L71; opias .

Capitl . .Slrpls sad Udiided Prfitb,

THE COMMERCIAL7HE BANK OF PE

Corner FourteE

A s customers of The CommnMEN proft by service thatare extended every courtes

q We are especially interested inNESS MEN-interested in their prtation invited.

30 ,fInterest Paid on/% In Our Saving

WFUI.L INTERSFACTUAL NUMBER OF

OFFICAshton G. Clapham......Arthur Lee...........James A. Cahill.......Tucker K. Sands.........Frank E. Ghiselli.........Herbert V. Hunt.........

AiThe undersign<of The Carnanorthwest, hasPress (Inc.),

I very latest typin addition toour plant one ofWe respectfull

DIRECTORS:E. NORVAL FORTSOIWILLIAM A. RAWLINWlIAM H. GOT1UWILLIAM J. WALLACPAUL A. DAVi~aJoHN S. LARCOmE

V_ashtpale. Pe asr £w3:;

EATIOR LVESTCK

hi: v& Met; on 7 edoe;w. 4. l MOk. WI: -6Ra

mae., M. t P. ass d.. es pa

-wq s to le, 40 os. bow dwelSaAPT ..m b ...... l, a f,..

SUPU . .... gif2,e: 000,00 as;se

SiO,4 uR. er. 14, r, lMuDl; sta .sf gu- ua eW Banking % a f 3 quo

: MAGEl r oucs ho

sevati.vem alert Nalgmt,rM s.: 14. 69 ft IL. In iOl.. 305S;~Weab.e Is" 4 ld. mint. bi to.s. d.. 2 tor wi.. am ef-; d..d.

MI11 s to s1/30M. I. nrubo. Urn; 6110110.14: MP. pa b- M.. f L s. a dyes.fmcien y.. ; tool. . ;SAcc;on. do. I ndivdal

Yit~5; op"" doe.I lye; 6.Wadm. leoq. Von; d., d., -r t. sea. Mud;Imso and C 4. orprats; wsdew-,toi.~ was n to n 30. Pe ft.,.163

r.. .% wbt.~ p..~ $0 fa di.. U; do.

T Ito.. pe dam.. COMM5 do., 6s1 A., pa do..D.AUm; d ire L cbtL:f emad s. 1. LLU.

BALTIORE LIVE STOCK.eilttio..,. Md., Ota. tO G.-1my.a.to -

sad eos, L 1.U;m A a

CnLVth -4bej ba, odt Nu. pm 1. U.11ri; Naod nal. WWI; n, meoIN Etese

p: bed. aies; ti . rielmt. a.dbi;menl.tIm alma. t~.sJJ; 5smm.lowm, pa

bad 1b41eag.prt

S~r'F CArrL-Y.. ota Im Pa wado.,wbta .nd th .iped Pm . COnu: -.

wu.zb ader ,4 UU s bo;em. epa..-~ I . 4. ..rp. 3-. 443 .u pm It.in

sNod ea4m;/aw par to add Oeda, six311; from mum, wIth .nP, pm lead. IM";IL po..tw. eeadow rodear pora MlIL

CAPITAL ........ SidSn

.. .. Psiden

RESOURCES w .$14mmSI

A StrongBankingConnection

L ARGE resources, longexperience and con-

servatively alert Canagemetenable this old institution tosafeguard the interests of itscustomers with maximum ef-ficiency.o Accounts of Individuals,Firms and Corporations in-vited.Wn-we ihe. ownDRAFTS erect w Lead..

The RiggsNATIONAL FANK.INK. Aei Oa. . . enAmOS.

.................7S56mwOer....... ...$ ,SN.O

NATIONAL BANKRSONAL SERVICEnth and G St.rcial National Bank. BUSINESS

satisfies their requirements, andmound banking permits.

WASHIlNGTON'S YOUNG BJSI-

)blems and their success. Consul-

D Dpa t enta 3%T M evey dea fKDAYS ON DEPOSIT.

.LRS:.... ... ... ...President

Vice President..ice President

vice President and Cashier........Assistant Cashier.........ssistant Cashier

"ML.deied oanuc

A M me me -Dmakmete M. . Church war sum MO

eight at the ehereb. A tme m n nas.Mleeen wO be Sims as- at talAima be 11 a. M. te I p.3cuwe Werner ad MM . 1 wr an

rm e So - Moos at be t . awe u sN -

we rear. Mrs. r... m e.. a U' wS."-- hea nW.. ... O....t t..a >1.,

PC. C. Thempss an NeSle Thm--1re. Yr.. Jsa wa., as. mebtab.

e.Mrs. Mahar t ang a 1mZuaWane.

la a boa room ie Pars I a bebm.ae t glas. It o mt mes IMN

o mabe a dset on It them a me eg.mr baebe~mreA ca.

TURNING POINT

St. Pad .gjRot leied Gmeea Rik.N. Y. cakal Jp.m... smt

taws e. +.. 1 :" w

Clarence Cone a Co.o ...dwy. w Tael

$100,000,000IN CoITm DIIlO I

' Theme are the auregat. divi-dends that a oou ervmtive s-horit estimate tI be/ad

tn copper aharebe-ea diting-A a hundred millien 6ellarei dividends Is out of Ua. with

present prite otf opper etockaA big reaustiat ut takelace in the aerkut vaiithooof copper recurities.'.And it is untiveally figuredwe are on tbe threshold of th is

nchludncbo e statinestIn copper shares-tht withinthe next sixty data we ane to-itne a..ei of ext.memarket anti ty n these =tete-A statistical book se te cop-per will be get usen. Ftsemwithout char th .ar.-

Ire.ethsTweb, eXP.ind'

.

.nstmas..

Sw£airtseR h eem~ &.

USu es In tse Co.

A, s thinat e et k dat.terbed .ediee of th e e me nor.beta Pie de of t~er Mos (of 1mmu-ka5,. .ed J. AW EL e D r0.tint of Oskmid. 'us " a116 emE Th LO OK dmi a thEad R dst ersd 8.5M esrmeene thdr at. Weeao lfep tain ou Fod. Pop.t we me.ppei oc tmee e s ap heelnis

Sv.Lied in -ei "Ommemga [teassad lueeminta" _n

Swa rte, RO- - &Hey G.,

e2 Fdtoied Stkeet N.tweg.

MILLEE TRAIN CSlTNILtflOJGBT -WOLD.--UOTY'D

T. R. J. CAMPELL &S.theather. Duding. Tel. u.s

MADE TO LOOK MKE NEW

Soradsters$18.50it d Cars$19.50FOR T3.f DATA ONLY-prior

to, our regular season-we willmake thine traordlar offer toPalnt iour Ford Prompt servcteassured e

MIIw Rena.Afln.m a mSupply H..e.

e1 te Fl Piaes street 15. E.Phone L. cool.

it:'Y