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CHICAGO WANTS CONVENTIONS.
Movement Started to Attarct the Re-
publicans and Democrats.

CHICAGO. May 1G.-A movement to bring
to Chicago the national conventions of both
the republican and democratic parties has
been projected by the Chicago Commercial
Association. Through the convention COM
mittee OF the association the plan will be
presc atSi to the national committees of
both parties soon.
Charles y. Stevens. chairman of the con-
vcutaG committee of the association. has
b.pa- Gei tEc subjsc, - Roger Sullivan,
member from Illinois OF the democratic
ationa. committee. Gal 10 Col. Frank O.
L"wdeH Of the republican national COM
m!t;er. 20 were told that the commercial
association would assure the national COM
mittses ample funds to carry out both con-
VratiJns
x i exyected that Mr.. Sullivan and Mr.
Iowign will carry the proposition before
their respective committees. Meanwhile
the commercial association will proceed
with further plans for bringing both gather
tngs - his city.
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States circuit court Of appeals convened
yesterday. with Circuit Judges Golf and
Pritchard and District Judge Boyd in at
tendance. The following cases were ar
gued: Henry p Scott, Nicholas p. Bond
ct al, appellants. VS.. Queen Anne Rail
road Company ct al. appellees: appeal
from the circuit court of Baltimore I;
cause further argued and submitted
Walter H. Taylor. trustee. appellant, agt
Charles Parker Breese ct al. appellees
appeal from the circuit court at Norfolk
Va: cause argued by Charles H. Burr
of Philadelphia, Pa. for the appellant
and by Percy Stephens and D. Laurence
Groner of Norfolk. Va. and Henry W.
Anderson of this city for the appellees.
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GIVEN CORDIAL WELCOME
RECEPTION AND BANQUET TEN
pEREp REV. JOSEPH HIMMEL.
New Rector of st. Aloystus Church
Guest of Honor Of Club Of
the Parish.

Rev Joseph Himmel, s. j., the new rec
tor of st. Aloysius Catholic Church. who
succeeded Rev. Edward x. Fink, S. j., last
evening had exceptional reason to be proud
of his assignment. A banquet was rendered
him under the auspices of the Aloysius
Club, one of the leading parish organiza-
lions of the Catholic Church in this city,
and not only its own membership was out
in force, but large number of distin-
guished Catholic clergy and laymen were
also in attendance.
Rev Father Aloysius / rosnan, s. J.. a
product of st. Aloysius parish. off1ciated as
POSTMASTER. After the banquet had been
served Thomas ]. Donovan. president of the
Aloysius Club, made the opening address,
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in the beautiful capital of our country,
where you may witness the beating OF the
national heart and touch elbows with the
leaders of thought from all lands.
Rev. David Hillhouse Buel. 8. j.. presi-
dent of Georgetown University, greeted
Father Himmel on behalf Of that tnstttu-
ton. Rev. Eugene Del. Mcdonnell, 3. j.,
moderator Of the Aloysius Club and par
ticularly identified with mems work In the
parish, delivered an eulogfum OF the men
Of the. congregation. James F. Shea, presi-
dent Of Carroll Institute. made short and
Informative address. AS an altar boy Of
twenty-five years ago. Edward F. Walsh
paid his need of tribute to the new pastor,
and followed 1t with recitation. Rev.
Father Quill g. J.. Of Georgetown Univer-
sity another product of the environs Of
the church, was assigned the theme, st.
Aloysius Parish and he presented many
interesting sidelghts on the congregation
as he had known it. Francis p. Sheehy
discussed "Gonzaga College,"
In addition to the speechmaking there
were musical numbers by j. Wise Byrnes,
T.. Harry Maxwell Aloysius Fennel, jr.,
Owen Hart. Fred Plant and Mr.. Tierney, q
violin solo by Edward r. Mccarthy and q
finale chorus by the Alooysius Giee Club.
An orchestra furnished music during the
dinner.
Names Of Those Present.
Among those present were Rev. DR.. David
Hiilhouse Buel. president of Georgetown
University: Judge William II. De Lacey OF
the Juvenile Court. P. T. Moran. national
director Of the Ancient Order of Hiber-
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]. Plant, Owen A. Hart. o. ]. Cleary, A.
F.. LeBuffe. T. H. Maxwell. John Dillon. DR..
Lowe, P r. Fitzpatrick J. B. Lanahan, H.
A. McPike, Edward A. Dillon. John A.
Myers. William H. McGrann. M. Neumann.
Henry r. Cover. ]. Fitzgerald, N. s. Mean
drew, c. e. Roach, ]. E. Cotton. Frank j.
Bergin, ]. H. Berger, ]. M. Carroll, Paul
e. Plant, Bernard J: Farrell. A. 2. Eich-
horn, John Carroll, John Fuller. jr.; ]. A.
P. ]. Scanlon, Thomas P. O'Dea, Charles
J. Murphy, Jere Connolly, B. F. Rover, Ed
ward Purcell. Fred L. Devereux. Roch
Lochboller, Mr.. Dorney, w. F. Donohue.
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STUCK FLOATING LOG.
Steamer Loses Full Day by Curious
Accident

NEW YORK. May 16.-The steamer CItta
di Napoli, which arrived here today from
Genoa and Naples. lost nearly full day
on her passage as a result of striking a
floating log. 1t was while the steamer was
east of Fire Island early yesterday that she
encountered the obstruction. When the
log became wedged in her propeller two of
the blades were torn off. her piston rod was
snapped. and she was practically disabled.
She was obliged to anchor and walt for as
sistance. Today she came into port With
the assistance OF pilot boat.
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Harrisburg Committee Visit Deferred.

NORFOLK, Va, May 1.-the subcom-
mittee from the Pennsylvania state capitol
building legislative Investigating commit
tee, which was to have come to Norfolk
from Harrisburg this week to take the
testimony of Percy H. Wilson, a member
of the firm which had the original con-
tract for the parquetry flooring of the new
capitol at Harrisburg, and whose testi-
mony is said to be quite material In the
investigation now in progress. has de-
ferred it's visit to Norfolk until the last
week in May. Mr. Wilson, whose evidence
is desired. is now in business in South
Norfolk Mr.. Wilson says he Is ready to
testify before the investigating committee
whenever 1t may arrive here
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Hearings on Appeals at Richmond.
RICHMOND. Va. May 18.-The United
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Appreciation Expressed.

When Father Himmel arose TO respond
he was greeted with hearty salute from
the banaueters. and with much feeling ex-
pressed his keen sense of appreciation Of
the reception rendered him.
Judge DeLacy of the Juvenile Court was
introduced as the speaker of the evening"
He welcomed Father Himmel "as Catho-
lie and as distinguished member of the
order that has done herculean work In the
service of God and humanity" He like
wise greeted him "as an American of the
Americans who stands for all that is no.
blest and best in our institutions. and
spends his life in the development of char
acter. the corner stone of government by
the people.
mel" Judge DeLacy added. ''to citizenship
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First Floors. Kann. Sons & Co.
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CHALK OR GLASS BEADS, different
colors and used in fancy
work Reduced from 10c OC
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Lot 2===3lc
for SOC and Csc kinds.

At this price choice of Shams. Bureau
or Buffet Scarfs,- Tray Covers and
Centerpieces with hemstitched bor-
ders; some with elaborate drawn
work and scalloped edges. The ma
jority are worth all Of 15c.
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3 to 6-yard 1MC
trimming braids, L wy

Such a variety of kinds that we
cannot tell of each. You'll find Silk
Braids In plain colors and combina-
tions: also Wash Braids; good quail
ties-and there Is often q need of just
such braids for trimming purposes
Take any in the lot tomorrow, whether
1t contains to yards, at, a remnant,
Toe.
Erfraf Eioor-Rar0ajn Tahlea-
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Watch the machine
clap" the braid!

1t is very interesting feature OF
the braid-making. After the threads
from the spools, by constant inter-
locking, are made into braids, this
contrivance laps the braid into
pieces like you'll f1nd on sale.
Hundreds Of men and women have been
in to see how braid Is made, and all
expressed wonder and amusement that
such a simple machine could accom-
plish so much!
Watch the machine in operation and ask
questions of the expert in charge.
The Soutache Braids are selling this
week at 15c for piece of IL yards.
The Wash Braids are selling at &c yd..
instead Of &c.
First Floor-Bargain Booth.
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Fancy reuffs,

Very pretty rufus. in all the light spring
tints, but because we've only few
left we've marked the prices ridicu-
lousy low for quick clearance. These
ruffs are in white, light blue and white
combined with pastel colors. Full
and fluffy with ribbon ends. Choice
of any in this lot tomorrow at I9c.
First Floors Kann, Sons & Co.
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PLUSH BALLS, all colors for -
decorative purposes. Reduced sc
from 12c dozen to..................
EMBROIDERY COTTON, in col
ors. Reduced from sc skein uC
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IMPORTED TIES, in Roman stripes
or plain colors; many in white. These
ties are made Of soft silk COM q
bined with linen. Imported to nc
sell for 25c. Choice tomorrow.
FINE SWISS EMBROIDERED TOP
COLLARS, they're mussed, but A
q hot iron will make them new. 4IC
Reduced from Ice to.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-20
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NeE York March 19.-SUGAR-The raw market
has assumed frmsr toas. owing to strengthening
OF the statistical position IN Cuba Several eentrsis
hare gone out Of commission. and others are pre-
pairing TO stop grinding while few have not had 3
satisfactory output Refness have some sugar on
hand bat they realize that there may be scarcity
Of offerings the fore part Of April, and they are
therefore buyers At market rates Offerings are
meager. Duty-Iisid prices are quoted as follows.
Centrifugal. s6-test S50a35ls: mnscoysd0. S9test,
a0ea3o6 and m0lasses sugar. sStest, Zl5a2-ol. Re
fined sugar was steady. To firm. but unchanged.
BUTTER-Reoeipts less packages. The market
for butter firm at 2 for extra creamery.
EGGS-RecsHss. ,Ss cases. Eggs held firm az
l7z for Western frsts.
NAVAL STORE-Stock rosin. ls e14 bhls. Spirits
turpentiBe SIS bbls. Tar 1902 bbls. Spirits tyr
penslne firm. with q for machine made barrels
Rosiu was firm. with common 30 good strained
quoted at Asoa4i5 Tar steady. at as for oil
barrels.
MILL FEED-sman supply Spring bran. in 100
h. sacks $50; middlings $3.50; city bran. 250. in
bulk; Western red dog. B.0o-
FLOUR-Slow and unsettled. Spring patents.
Al5aA83; spring clears 350aa75: winter straights,
s1a369: winter clears. 3l0a325; Kansas. in sacks
patents. 375a400 straights 35oa355: clear 2S5a325
RYE FL0UR-Dul. az 360all5.
CORN AEAL-Steady limited trade. Kun dried
for export s75a2s5; coarse meal. in bags. Lilal2
HAY-Trsde inactive Receipts ls7s0 tons. Prime
timothy. Is; No. /, Ll5al.21' No. 2, L05allo; No
3, soas5.
sTRAw-Fiun. small supply. Long rye. s5a7o
BEEF-Litte doing Family. lA50al5.5o; packet
Il. 00al2 o.
PoRK-steady. light trade. Mess. T.75sls.75;
family moo
TALLow-Markst uaslsss; cts. in hogshsads. 81.
LARD-WeakeF. Prime Western, $50; city, s.25s
refined continent. $40; South American, las5; re-
fred Brazilian kegs li65; city stearine l0z; oeo-
sleaFine, nominal 10; Chicago, 10.
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New Orleans.
spot Markets.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago, March I2.-CATTLE-Reoeipts. 5000: es
tmsted FOX tomorrow. 1900. Market l0c lover.
STEADY. Prime heeTes. 5e5as9o poor to medium.
Al5a5io; stockers and feeders. .2S0also; cows and
heifsTs, sN9a5s5i Gamers. L75a265; Texans. 4.0oa
AS.
HoGs-Reoeipts 1900; estimated for to-mouow.
slee9. Market steady. shade higher. Light. e50a
as: pigs 59oaG0
SHEEP AND LAAfBs-Receipts. Is 050. estimated
Tor to-morroW, 900 Market Ice lover Native
sheep. aQoa650; Western sheen. sssss 10. native
lambs, AS5a3.s9; Western lambs s. 75a5 90
New YORK. March l9.-CATTIE- Receiuts Ta0
FEELING steady. with hight rscsiBts rsrortea for
quotations
CAIN Es-Reesipts. 100 veals steady and GOOD
stock in demand Common 20 choice vsals 5 0aa
SIS; calls 4Uaa4g. dressed calTes sTm cif~
efs1Ssa Eeais, e2lo2 per pound. country dressed ga
SHEEP AND LANBs-Reesipss. sa Sheen
higher lambs firm sheep, L5oas.o9: lambs, ssa
HoGs-Reesips. ssh STEADY feeling Quota
tons 7-19lT50
Baltimore March - = CATTLE - Rsesipts for
sseA ended az noen to-day were ass head. against
so last WeeA. Seventy-siX carloads on salk ana
hlafaet soy as aaous last weeks prices. Steers
gQQd 70 chaloe 459a5l5. others. 3ssa4s5. COWS
--s.S; Aeiiefs, 4slai.59; bulls s5aass S.. stockcrs
ana feeders Geaa4.l5; fresh caas, 3 8lass ia per
,eaa lxTtrtea last week Ia Steamship Tesnlle-
re iof laycrIooii \. Lehman d Bro Cos. cattle
= -14efs = AoIse's1aH, 30 sleess
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
- onoted Id rholes.I.. !


BUTTER-Suppiy increased; prices lower. Cream
cry fancy. g. Western fTsts. 3la32 seconds ga
e. process. fancy a26; fair to good. 2la25; dairy
choice. 2ia25; good 2a2: store-pscked. iresh 5ais
CHEESE-Market firm. New YORK State factory.
large. laal5i do. small. l5al6 summer large liza
Is Western factory new. choice, IlEl2 do. fair 70
good. leall Virgins, 20.
EGGS-Reoeipts moderate and market firm. Near
by fresh. Virginia, Il West Virginia and South
west Virginia, Is; Tennessee, l6; North Carolina,
ISL
LIVE POULTRY light and market
active. Chickens large. per b., IS. medium. rais;
small, 29a22; stays, lAil: hens, Is; rooster Z:
ducks large, l5als small Pals geese SAIL turkeys.
tens. l5al6i hens. Tals; turkeys. thin sale; keats
I23l3.
DRESSED POULTRY Receipts heavy. choice
STOCK firm. Turkeys hens. undrawn I9a21 average
undFawn. rals; thin, 10; old TOMS Balls; chickens.
spring large Is small. lsal7; capons 7-lb average,
lsal9 small. las hens, choice. l5 ROSTERS sa9:
ducks large. lials; snail, 10 goose. sal2
DRESSED AIEATS-Choice dressed veal wanted
Hogs in active demand. Calves full dressed s00a
100; heads OF solai00o; hog dressed calves 8oOa
500: hams. country, sugar cured. lzlsaIS: hogs,
small and neat, per owt., $50; medium. suo heavy.
7.g5aT.5o.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES market better and De.
mand good; sweets and Jams dull: home grown.
Iseal Is; potatoes per bnstei 4sa59; Virginia ana
Maryland per bbl. L5oaI75 sweet potatoes. Der
bbl., 2Ooa2 3; yanis 75al09; cabbage home grown.
per 100. 4G1a6 %: celery. New YORK per bunch ga
So cucumbeFs, Florida, per basket, z00a9J9 onions
Bermuda lep crate. LEal-58: Maryland and Viz.
GINA. per Dbl. L75aZo0; Ohio. Per Dbl. L75a2 %
tomatoes, Florida crate. 30oa401.
GREEN FRUITS-Apple market strong and nicq
table varieties meet with steady sale; common socs
neglected York Imperial, 20oa30o Ben Davis. 2eaa
2T5; Wine Sap. 2ola3s3: fancy table fruit 25la3 %
Spy. per barrel, 25oaS5ai 6rcening z0o2S25. loose
packed. L0aal.59.
DRIED FRUITs-Apples, sliced. fancy. S;
sliced bright aaal; cherries I2ali. Ehortlebsrez.
l0al2; raspberries 2oaZ3; blackbsrries, g.
HAY AND aIRAW-Timothy, choice. 700.
Nc. !, 800; No ? ls.50al9o0; mixed bay, I10as
l7.59s eloser. 2 0oal5o9; straw, re. bundle no0a
l2o3; rye. maehins thrash, s5aa9e8; wheat 7.aoa7 =
GRAIN-Wheat choice. HAS, fair 10 good 6sa72;
ordinary 5oas5. CorD-shslled. white. 54a55; yellow,
Sass ear. 25oa9.09 Oats-WesieFn. white, No 3
l2a3i: mixed. AaR
WOOL AND HIDEs-GTsen hides. FIRM, and
wanted Receipts q fur light. and demand good
FOR all grades. Wool, washed. free Of bus, peT
pound. 55a5 WOOL unwashed free Of bars. Ga8
WOOL, bury 25a26; hides, green Il dry. I5al7
saeepskins. green. each, saaL0o; dry 25a75; calf
SKINS Leeal.so; muskrat, loa20; black, 9; kits s.
skunk 25a1 80: MINK T5a4Oo: rabbis skins. ialE
opossum. laaSi rsccoOn, 25asoi fox. rcd. Lo0s2 50
gray. 5aa75.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Dick Bros. & Co, mem
beFs Of the New York and New Orleans Cotton ex-
changes. 1al2 II street northwest
New York, March Is-Further liquidation took
place IN eottoa to-day, ana some Of the selling a-
pesred 10 be for The account cf followers Of the
hull leader. Gables were Disappointing with 3
heavy reduction at the price of spots. The more
ment was fun, and some nervousness was apparent
over the showing Of the census ginning report az
O'Clock tomorrow. The trade appears 70 be look
ing for ANYTHING from 100000 TO l350000 bales
including hnters, and regards the movement Of the
crop as indicating a yield Of about l4000O0O bales
The ssIni-weekly interior movement showed fur
Iher reduction IN stocks. Sentiment was unsettled
by the weakness IN the stock market. and the IN
deftone az no time was much better than barely
STEADY. Southern spot markets were generally 7uie
and unchanged 70 = lower. Port receipts were es-
umAted al 9eOo bales. against 2ls5l last year Tx
ports reported early we're 1900 bales.
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PRODUCE IN BALTIMORE.

Baltimore. SID March ls-FLOUR-Demand tame,
Winter extra 2saa3o0; winter clear. 3Iaa325; win
Ter straight 3S)asl5; winter patent, 3s5aSso; spring
clear. 20a355; spring straight 3S5a3s9 spring pat
ent. 4loaLa; City Mills best patent. 500; City
Mills high grade fatent zS5 City Mills higETade
straight Az choice family, SIS: City Mills extra,
35aa25G; RIO extra. 39oa300; Tye -four, medium %
choice iaa2s3 Cornmeal, per 100 los, l-2oal.5
Bucsaheat n1ar PER 100 lbs. 22oa2i9
wHEAT-steck in elevators. $3.50 bushels. The
market was quiet ana entirely nominal, with graded
No. Ied anoat quotahle az about as. per bnshel
at tie close Contract opened quiet April Y asked.
The market FOR Western closed firm; spot. March.
49, april. fsi4
CoRS-stock in elevators. 2.57s.sJ9 bushels No
agri5als Of southern corn TODAY and sales re-
ported. Market was, therefore inactive and uomi-
nal with prime lots Of white corn adoat quotable
nominaIly at 55iz per bushe and prime yellow at
sea. Market dnsr. Contrae1 opened steady April,
50ssa55ls The market for Western closed firm; spot
March, 5ls.a5l; April SLASH.
OATs-Afarket steady. demand good Stock in
elevators rs So bushels; shipments from elevators
4s2g bushels. New oats: White, No. 2. a. do No.
5. 47lzaB. No T. ishsf7; mixed No. 2, 47afls; do
No. g. i6slsz; do. No. T. 45a45sz- lNote-fhe above
quotations refer to domestic deliyery.l
RYE-Market firm Stock in elevators. 0.g5
uuahelss shipments from eicfSiofes 1s3so DuslflS.
No domestic, 6ss65; No. 3 Western, uptown de
livery e9a7D; No, nearby. uptown delivery. e2as5
No : Western uptown delivery, 6sa6i; No. near
by uptown delivery. sass; bag lots. to quality
and condition. 55a62: No Western. domestic. 73ali
No Western choice. uptown, Is.
BUTTER Market firm. Creamery fancy, 81 do.
choice. 2sa53; do. good. Z7a8; do imitation. ga
"a do prints Qa32; do. bloeks, 29a3l, Ohio rolls
lSa22 West Virginia rolls lsa2o; store-pacsed Ohio.
l6als, West Virginia, l6afs; Maryland. Virginia ard
Pennsylvania. dairy prints, lsa20 renovated 22a2s
iN. B-AboFe quotations foT Wholesale lots
only as established hy the baltimore Fruit and
Produce Association. Jobbing lots sell higherl
EGGS-AIarket STEADY. Maryland. Pennsylvania
and nearby frsts. loss off, Il Western irsss loss
off u: West Virginia frsts loss OF. II southern
frsts lo5s OF. l6aI7; duck eggs. 81.
LIVE POULTRY-MaFket vas finn. Chickens
old hens, heavy, laz; do, small, lf5aI5; old
ROSTERS each 2ja3o: do. young good to choice l6
al7; do, ycnng. large aud rough. lii2 ducks uud-
de large Is; Do. small, Il: Ruscofy. mongrel. 3
ala do, brakes. 50as0 do, white Pekins Isl geese
Western and southern l0all: Maryland and Viz
ginia Ialz. do. Kent Island ISal4; turkey hens
l9aa0: do young gobbieFs, l5als: do. old toms. "A
pigeons, Young, per pair, Lao; do. old. pair 20
guinea fowls, old. each p do. young, each g
lQuoiations established b. the Baltimore Fruit
and Produce Association ior wholesale lots only
Job5ing lots sell higher.l
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NEW YORK MONEY.

NeW YORK. March l9.-SIoney on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at Per cent; highest 81;
lowest, ~; closing per cent. Nest OF the loans
were at 4 per cent. Time money was shade
easier to-day, and moderate fixed business was
done. Rates; e'sa7 per cent for thirty ard sixty
DAYS; 5@ per cent for nine<v days and four and hre
months; 70 81 per cent for six months
Mercantile paper continued very dan, aud sales
we've few Under these circumstances paper was
largely Nithhel@ from the market. Rates: sack
pei cent for sixty to ninety days. indo5sed bills
reeeiyahe; 6aG'a for choice four 10 six months.
single names 'e4 per cent and upward for those
Of the lesser financial strength
Sterling 0as weak; rates closing Z below yeztef
Gay Rates for actua business were as follows.
sizty dsys. ATs55a47ssC demand sl0aa gas: cables
AssNa4ssa5 commercial bills 47eaAigls Tbs SUD.
~ Of Gotten bills sas scarce.
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New York. March a.-wHEAT-stroneer. No. /.
Nershern Duluth, to arrive, g1se over May 40 ],
Northern Manitoba. So f. O. b., No. 2 Nsrthern
Manitoba, 81 = No. 2 red. T. o. b., 81 : No. ?,
hard. f, o, B., lsc over May; No gnararoni.
opening navigation s0ls. I. O. b.; No 2 macsroui
opening navigation. II. Exporters took loads
CORN-Strong. Nc. 2 elevator, S.; No 2 81
f. Q. D.: No. ?. yellow. 52s; No. . +. o b.. April.
sssa; No. 2 white. $50. I, o b. Exporters took
loads.
oATs-Dsmand fair, Elevator prices: No. 2
white 80; No 9, white. 49,; No 2 mixed A.
The prices for futures follow:
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WASHINGTON CATTIE MARE,Ea.

CAFTLE-ExtTa. per eat. s25a5.5a: butcher 4e9a
40; common. 251aS0o; rough l.5oa209.
HOGS-Per cwt-. gross q; ordinary s58a70a
sHEEP-Clipped 400a4-5o; common, 2g9aaea.
LAMBS-sDring. choice per It., l5als choice. ~;
medium. ca.
CALVEs-Prime. per b.. sasis; medium, 7a7is:
common. 4s5s. grass. 4as1s.
COWS-Prime, fresh. each. Go00a50.oo; comncz
Q. olase.oQ; old and dy. s.gaala09.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

saies-Regalar eaI. p O'Clock noon.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. at
80. at 81
I.anston 100 at ial 100 at TX. 100 al Tx 100 at
l2is. 100 at lZ4.
american Graphoplione common. 70 at aN, 10
at slE
After eali-Greens Copper. % at 2ias.
Capital Traction 10 1t ifs. 10 at ip. 10 AT 49,
Washington Railway and EisstFie Is. 500 at 81
sI.eJ OF S3z, $3.50 at s3s, 200 at sSz, Sl,e0
at sss
Columbia Railroad IS. 500 AZ l05.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. at So
The following are tie closing quotations yester-
days stock exchange.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-20
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Prices at the Washington Stock Ex-
change yesterday on securities really
traded in. seemed TO have reached the
bottom and TO have turned upward. Ian
.ston recorded sales Of eco shares al a quar-
teT Of point higher than the sales Of the
previous day. All the stock offered was
taken at that figure and more called for.
While graDhophone sold of more than
z points Monday. it also recovered u point
yesterday. and was strong at the close
Capital Traction also started upward and
reached IG3. while a small raid on
Washington Railway and Electric IS failed
10 pin the price lower than the previous
day.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-20
Largest Morning Circulation.

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based
upon IT'S sworn circulation cir
culation III Washington larger by
thousands than was ever before at
tanned by any morning newspaper
ct the Capital. Its books are open.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-20
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotsgions furnished b. Charles C, Gates & Co.
members Nes OK STOCK Exchange 8lunsey Building
sales TO 0oon...- $50, 800 shares
Total sales. 1862, roo shares
Can moneys High, 3; low, az; close, T.