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The Washington herald., 1908-04-30
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
- NO. La uhole.alsl

some small changes IN prices were noted on The
wholesale market yesterday. chiefly in eggs and
poultry. Eggs Eere half 8 cent higher, and the
market strong and firm Live poultry "a;
stronger, the price Of hens advancing half A osnt
In other lines prices and the movement Of the mar
ket were subject TO no change
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy 2s1zaSo; do Western
hrsts, 2ss29i d. seconds 2ia25; process fancy 2ls
40; do, fair to good, aa2; dairy. choice, 3a22
good, Sa20i stoTe-packed fresh, l6als
CHEESE-AlaTket frm and active on all Kinds.
New YoTk State factory. large. Isaish: do. hat.
l61saE; do small lflksl7; do. summer large uals.
do, summer, small, lial4lAi do fair to good I2aI3:
Western. factory. new. choice. l5zsls; do, fair 10
good. Il Virginia, TO-
EGGS-Near-by fresh Virginia loss OF. lssIsls
average, Is; West Virginia and Southwest Virginia
70; Tennessee l5i4 North Carolina Is; duek ls
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens fancy lsaz0: average
EalSi spring, Sa52; hens, f3al3i ROSTERS 7: ducks
large lalZ; do, sInzl- loall; geese. sa0 turkeys
toms per d. IL do. hens. IS DO. thin. 10; keats
DRESSED POULTRY -Turkeyz hens. undr.va
reT h., IS; do, average. undrazn, Has: do
thin. i0al2; toms. lsal7; chickens, large. lss1:
small. 8a2; hens, choice, lisly; roosters S. ducks
Old. l3al5; geese l0alZ
DRESSED MEATs-Calvss full dressed sas
heads Of. Gas. hogdressed calves ea?; hams com
try, sugsr-egTed l2as4,
EGETABLES-Potatoes. per bushel 75aso.
homegrown. 60a75; Mccormack. 6oaS5; sweet nots'
totn Ft baitel tava1usi Aalfo. o.J9aaut.
per dozen. AO9aS00 cabbage. per cwt s9so1.
celery. Florida per cate, 200a250 lettuce, Florida
per basket, L25al.75; onions Bermuda Der crate
l'5a200i Ohio per bushel s0as6 peppers. Florida
per carrier, 2OOa225i string beans green, per bas
ket, 30Oai0O tomatoes. Florida. fancy, per crste.
2o0as5
GREEN FRUITS-Apples. York Imperial. Def bbl..
Laa25o; Ben Davis I5oae.S0; Wine Sap. / 5a3 O0,
Aibemarle Pippin 400; fancy table fruit, a0as "a:
spy' 20oa3S; oranges. Florida, bright. per boz
zzo; do, ruSsets, rs; California naVels 225a2 6.
grape fruit. Florida, per box 350a400 eranberries
per box. 20Oa35o; do. per barrel, 5O0asO
SUNDRIES-BeesWax, q talloW, 8: honey. white
clover, lib. new. l3 do. 2-lb new, leaI2; ginseng
per h., 5,e0a6.09i Seneca per Ib 80; Golden seal
ila45; Pink. l2al4; Mandrake. 2a3; Snake Root. 81
GRAIN-WhC.t. Southern on grade, SLABS: rye
I5ssei corn she.,ed. white, 70a75; do. yellow a75
DO. car 2I5aS25: oats, Western white No 2 6lss5
do. mixed. 5sa60
WOOL AND HfDEs-wool, washed. free Of burs
per To-, 22aS do, unwashed free Of burs lsal9. do
bury, l5als hides, green, 3; do. dry. sas: sheen
skins green, each, 75al0O; DO, dry 25a6o calfekips
green, l0lal-l0; muskTat. 2a2s: skunk Ea75; EsInk
lo0a2W; rabbit skins / opposum, Ioal5; raccoon
l5a9o fox. red. L5al.7s; do, gray, 50a70
The Washington herald., 1908-04-30
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore, April 9.-Following are The ofacia
prices at the principal commission houses:
WHEAT-Spot. contract 934al00. spot No 2
red Western, l0iisaL0lA; April s97sal09 May
LOO; July. sS asked; steamer No. 2 red. Glsas7t
Receipts. 205l bushels. Southern on grade, Nal-00
C0RN-Spot mixed 70A.a71; No white 7l&a72
April 70%a7l; May. 70A july 7O% asked; steamer
mixed, 65Aa67. Receipts, sisl bushels. Southern
yellow corn. y.
RYE-Stock iR elevators. 5.57s bushels: shipmsnts
from elevators. 6048 bushels.
OATS-Stock in elevators s.099 bushels; ship
ments from elevators Z. so bushels. White. No. p
heavy. 5ea59s5 do No 2 light 10 medium. 5sa5sls
do, No. 3. heavy. 57i8a55la do No. s. medium. 8t
ash; d. No. 5. light, 5sa5 DO, No, I, light to
heavy. s4aS5; mixed. No, ?, 55a56E do.. No. 55a
81; do, No 4, 52a53
FLOUR-Winter extra 3ssLlO do, clear. asa
$50: do straight 4gai 50: DO. patent 4T0al s. !;
spring clear 4.3aAe): do, straight, ssoa52o. do
patent, Ss5a5 S City Mills best Patent SIS do.
high grade patent, SIS; do, straight sos; do.
choice family as: extra. Aooal.l1 Rye -four.
medium to choice 4 50as 90
The Washington herald., 1908-04-30
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Shannon & Luchs report the sale OF the
property at 451 Park road northwest TO
Charles ". Gilmore. who will occupy the
property as his home. The house Is Of
colonial design. being detached, with
large front porches. The lot is 80 feet
wide and 100 feet deep, and was built
about year and half ago by Middaugh
& Shannon. The consideration in the
transaction was $5,150. The sale was made
for Mrs. Margaret H. Martin. who is now
a nonresident.
Stono & Fairfax have sold the three
story brick residence at 171 Eighteenth
street northwest for s13,500 The house
has twelve rooms. and was erected
about five years ago by John H Nolan
from plans prepared by George S. Cooper.
The sale was made for Mr.. Nolan, who
was represented in the deal By George Y.
Worthihgton.
q. J. Minkin has bought through the
offiee of n. L. sansbury the house and
brick store at 1901 First street northwest
for $500 The property was purchased
from Mrs. Doris L. Haga, and Mr.. Min
4AiAi VIII b|tNF1 II dS MS nome.
Mrs. Mary F. Hoppfn has bought from
the Potomac Realty Company. through
Wescott & Story. the residence at 1914
Sixteenth street for 5000. The house is
one Of the better class Of residences Of
the section IN which it stands It was
designed by Bruce, Price & de sibour.
and will be occupied by the purchaser as
her home. The Potomac Realty Com
pany is making preparations TO erect a
similar residence on the vacant ground
north Of this house and il is understood
the work OF construction will 90 on
through the summer months
R. 3. Behrend Is about to erect at 5l7
and 6i9 Seventh street southwest two
brick stores. two stories in height The
buildings viii be finished as dwellings in
the upper story. They are estimated to
cost $4,000.
NJ. A. Dawson VIII build a two-story
brick house at 1907 @ street northwest at
a cost OF S1,575. J. n. Mcpherson is the
architect and builder
I. n. Meaford prepared the plans and
Thomas Hanrahan will construct a two
story brick house at 1919 Benning road at
a cost OF l.200.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-30
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York April G.-Money on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at ~ per cent; highest 2;
lowest "a closing at per cent Most Of the loans
we're made at per cent. Time money was nrsc.
tieally unchanged the shipments Of gold and notice
oI government Withdrawals Of funds having but little
effect. Offerings continued liberal Rates, Z4 to
- for sixty days. "a TO for ninety days. 3 for
four months 81 for four to FIVE and six months
81. for seven months, AZ &c ~ per cent for one
year.
Mercantile paper came into the market moderate
y and absorption was fair Rates, IA 70 per cent
for SIXTY and ninety days indorsed bills receivable
as vel as for choice four to six months single
names; 81 pr cent for others.
Sterling was considerably easier TO-DAY demand
rates declining IS points to Ig. owing to large
increase in the supply. Rates for -sctuaI business
we're; Sixty dsys, is450a4s455; demand. 4a.
cables, AS755a4 $40
Commercial bilis were iSsaisiz The supply Of
cotton bills vas scarce
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New York.
New Orleans.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago, April 2e.-cAPTLE- Receipts, 1890 head.
Market steady. Prime beeves, s00a7 IS; poor to me
dium 445a590; stockers and feeders, St8a568; cows
and hefers. 22laLSo: Gamers, 2Soa3@; Texans, 40
a565
HOGS - Receipts 900 head Market hisher.
Light, 525a5.70; rough, 59Oa595; mixed, 5s0s57z1s
heavy. 525a5 20; pigs. 4Sa5l0
ShEEP-Receipts, 1000 head. Market lower.
Native and Western sheep. 475a5 %: native and
Western lambs, 575az9.
New York. April 9-CATTLE-Reeeipts, 1850
head. Market steady; bulls steady to firm: thin
cows slow and barely steady; others steady 20
strong: all sold Steers, 56sa7.l0; oxen 464as 20:
bulls. 5Oa450; few extra. 525a565: COWS, 2OOsGs0
CALVES =. Receipts, 4OO0 head Market firm
Veals, A00a65o tal-ends. 3Ooa3 60 Dressed calves
steady; cty-dressed Seals 7sl0 per pound country
dressed 6a8
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts. $50 head
Sheep almost nominal; lambs slow ard easier; com
mon clipped sheep. a50aA5o; fair TO good unshorn
lambs. 7.5oa7.75; clipped DO. sOOas.s0 No spring
lambs
HoGs-Receipts $500 head. Market higher at
20as ..
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WILL FOUND IN STABLE SAFE.
Washington NaiIor Had Made Ii in
November, 1884.

The will of Washington Nailor, who
died April IS. was filed for probate yes
terday II is dated November 3, 1885,, and
was found in an old safe in Mr.. Majors
stable,
Several days ago, after an exhaustive
search, the widow, Mrs Bette F. Nailor,
falling 10 locate the will. applied for let
ters OF administration. and these were
granted. Application will now be made
10 cancel the letters Of administration
and the estate administered according to
the directions of the will
The instrument devises TO the widow
all the personal property Of the testator.
and at her death it Is 10 be equally di-
vided among Mr.. Majors two sisters,
Mrs. Elizabeth Trimble. wife Of Matthew
Trimble, and Mrs. Marian Clark, wife OF
James Clark
According 10 the petition for the let
ters Of administration. SIR. Nailor left
personal property, including money in
bank, horses, carriages, &c. to the
amount OF $780, and real estate worth in
the neighboFhood OF So. 600 or $4,000. The
widow is named as executrix.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-30
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.


Capt FRANK n SAVAGE. Fifteenth Infantry
10 addition 70 bis ether duties win assume
charge Of construction work at Fort Doaslas.
Utah.
FRS, Lieut.. CLARENCE 5. NETTLEs. T,rentv.
Hith Infantry. IS relieved from further duty at
headquarters. Department Of tae Colorado, and
VIII proceed 70 san Francisco for duty pending
the sailing Of the transport upon which he nav
secure transportation, when ne viii proceed 10
}oin his regiment IN the Philippines Division.
tapt' ALLIE W. WILLIAMS. assistant surgeon.
having reported bis arrival ST San F-aucisco
VII upon the expiration Of his present leave
proceed to Fort K. G. Wright y. Y.
Capi. WILSON CHASE TWenty-hrst InfRntrv Is
detailed for general recruiting service Upon
expiration Of bis present leave he viii Irooeed
10 Fort sloeum, n Y, for duty at the recruit
Master Signal Electrician MILAN A. LOOSELY.
Fort Wood, \. Y. VIII be sent 70 Denver Colo
% relieve Master Signal Electrician JOHN r.
DILLON who upon relief viii be sent 10 FoEf
Wood \. Y,
Capt. EDWARD P ROCKHILL. assistant slrssoB
is relieved from further observation and treat
ment at the General Hospital Fort Bsyari
y NJ. and from further duty In the Philippines
Division. and wiz report 70 the commanding
oaieeE of that hospital for duty.
contract surgeon HENRY r. FESTOS. United
States army, nov at Windsor, Vt viii proceed
70 Fort Ethan Allen. VT for duty
.da1 THOMAS L. RAYMOND. surgeon. viii pro
ceed 10 Fort Logan. Colo and report TO the
commanding otHcer that post for duty
Capt ARCHIBALD ". BUTT qusrtermsster Is
detailed q a member o! the permanent board
Of officers appointed for the purpose of examin-
ing into questions 0f responsibility for govern
msnt property, vice Lieut.. Gel JOHN T.
FRENCH. Jr.. retired from active service.
SeTgt. Mai CYRUS J. DOLPH Second Infantry
viii be placed upon the retired list He viii Re
pair to his home.
Leave Of absence for four months is granted Con-
tract Surgeon WILSON MURRAY. L. S A.
Leave of absence for four months on surgeons Ger
tihcate of disa bty is granted First Lieut.
JAMES p. BARNEY Eighth Cavalry
Capt. HALSTEAD DOREY, Fourth Infantry. aid
de-camp. viii report 10 the commanding general
Department OF the East foT assignment 70 duty
vith station 81 Governors Island, y. T., pend
ing the arrival of Maj Gen. LEONARD WOOD
IN the United States
The Washington herald., 1908-04-30
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET
Baltimore. April 9-Follovins are the Official

Baltimore, April 9.-Follovins are the Official
prices to-day:
BUTTER-CTeamery. fancy, per pound. 2sax: irni-
tstion, lSa90: Maryland ana PENNSYLVANIA. rolls La
Il; store packed Ohio l5alS; do, West Virrnia
l5alii MARYLAND, Virginia, and Pennsylvania dairy
prints l5al8
LIVE PoULTRY-Chickens. young. large. ner
pound. lsaZ8; winter, 2 pounds and under. as25
spfihg, IA and II pounds s0aS2; do. old hens per
pound, lsisali; ducks. puddle. young. uaI2: do
young. Museovy and mongTel, II.
EGGs-Maryland and Pennsylvania fresh, per
dozen. l6
P0TATOES-White. nearby. prime. Der busbel
l0al5; Western Maryland and Pennsylvania, 7Sas0;
Potomac and Delaware, per barrel A00a45
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETA BL LEs-Auples
New York. assorted. per bauei, 20Oz4GO: aspafas,ss
Charleston. per dozen, green. L50a225: do. white
l5al50' do, Norfolk. 2e0a250 20; do. Eastern Shore
Maryland. cultivated Local %: do wild. s0a75
bsets, Florida. per crate iSoa7 co. do Charleston.
PER drum, 2ooa275i cabbage North Carolina. per
crate new, 75aleo; do, Charleston. s0a75; celery
Florida, per standard crate iSoa20o; do. home
grown. Der bunch. sa5; cucumbers. Florida Der bss
ket, Looal.25i grape fruit Florida per boz. 2sa
$50 lettuce, North Carolina per basket g5af 90:
DO Norfolk, per h-bauei basket z5al0o; eggplsnfs
florida. per crate. l.5a200; onions. Texas par
oushel basket. lSlai61 oranges. Florida. per box.
as 70 size, L7Sa225: peas North Carolina Der has
ket L5o22so' radishes North Carolina, Per barrel.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-30
Usury Bill Is Approved.

Favorable report was made to Congress
by the Commissioners yesterday on the
bill providing for suppression Of usury in
the District. A measure which provides
for the imposing OF a license tax upon
money lenders and giving the Commits
sioners authority to supervise and regu-
late the money lending business has al
ready been submitted TO Congress by the
Commissioners. IN the meantime. how
ever" the Commissioners report, IL the
bill under consideration should become a
law. il would go far toward protecting
the public against exactions and extor-
tions now practiced
The Washington herald., 1908-04-30
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations Furnished b E. F. Hutton q Co
members OF the New YoTk Stock Exchange and the
New York Cotton Exchange. G. Bowie Chipman,
manager, 1901 Z street northwest
New York, April 9.-Cotton opened at an sd-
vance Of l2al5 points in response higher cables
and reports of lower temperatures in the Western
belt, Trading was active. and while prices eased
Of or points there less Southern selling than
yesterday. During the middle Of the morning the
market was steady, at net advance Of sac points.
The market was moderately active and steady late
In the forenoon on continued covering and support
from strong interests, with prices showing a net
gain OF lsaA points at midday, closing vel above
the opening prices
Estimated receipts at the ports today, I00oo bales
against 19 last week and T. 49 last year For the
week. 5000 bales, against S. last week. and
1851 last year.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished b. + F. Hutton q Co
members Of the New York Ste * Exchange and the
Chicago Board Of Trade, G. 3oRie Chipmsn. man.
sger. 1901 street northwest
Chicago. April 29.-Ths market was fairly active
and stronger during the morning. It was dull. bui
iTm all day, aud high prices for the day were seen
near the close. Gables were Unexpectedly fm, and
this started considerable covering while there vas
comparatively little wheat offering as prices ad-
YanCed.
Corn was firm all day with considerable nervous
ness Developing among May shorts and quite a
good deal of covering
Oats trade Nas quiet after quite an irregular
opening. and prices improved. with shorts sppar-
emily best byeFs There vas TAX that the bull
party was oernI cash oats az discounts for guarsu-
teed shipment out q Chicago
Trade IN hos products was quiet early but with
very firm market prices later developed decided
The Washington herald., 1908-04-30
FUNERAL OF ]. H. oLCOTT.
Masonic Bodies Represented al oh
sequies and Attend Interment.

In accordance with his last wishes.
the body OF John H. Olcott, who died
Monday, was buried with private services
Yesterday afternoon, at Glenwood Gene
terry.
Or. Samuel II. Greene. pastor Of the
Calvary Baptist Church. officiated at the
ceremonies az the residence, 2O0S r street
northwest, and read the final prayers at
the grave.
The various Masonic bodies, of which
Mr.. Olcott was a member were repre-
sented BY the chief officer OF each. and
the pallbearers We're all chosen from
Lafayette Lodge, No. Is. They were
Grand Master Augustus B. Coolidge.
Grand Commander Thomas P. Morgan,
Past Grand Master Henry S. Merrill. H
l. Rothrock, Dr. John Nichols. Albert
F. Fox, ". s. Parks, and William H.
Wanamaker.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-30
Turned over 10 the MiI,tarv

The district attorney yesterday entered
a nolle PROSE- in the case of Robert
Whistler. Berthold Codding. and Paul B.
Tournage, cavalrymen, who were recently
arrested and indicted, charged with steal
ing six platinum plates valued at S4s each
from the National Museum. and one
valued at 81. At the time Of their arrest
the men were stationed at Fort Nyer
They will be turned over 10 the military
authorities for trial and punishment.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-30
Deacit ssO,OOo.Ooo in Ten Months.

The Treasury statement to-day. cover
ing the first ten months Of the current
fiscal year, viii show q deficit in this fls-
cal period amounting approximately 10
$50, ,000.000 Yesterdays statement gave the
deficit as s49, 122, and in the month Of
April alone the current expenditures Of
the government. have exceeded the re-
eeipts by nearly s14000.o00, or nearly half
q million dollars a daY
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sues for a separation.

Mrs. Fannie H. Wright yesterday fled
suit for a legal separation from John n.
Wright. alleging cruelty. She asks for
maintenance. The couple were married
November "a. 1880. and have three chill
dren, of which the mother asks the Gus
tody. Mrs. Wright informs the court
that her husband is addicted to the use
of intoxicating liquor, and since June.
1907 has been on four sprees, each lasting
ten days.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-30
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. per evt. s0OassO; butcher, SS
a5T5; common. 200a30g
HoGs-Per ewt. gross. 5oOss7s; ordinary, per
ewt. 4.75a50o
sHEEP-Pnms. 4.oOa5oo common. zEs3m
LAMBs-Spsing. ioalI
CALVES-Prime. per b.. sxaT medium, 5Has,s
grass 3s4
c0Hs-Prime fresh. each. i6eoa5oo0; eomnou
% aooas6.Oo; cid and dry. soaale,0o,
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Soc in the AntomohIIe.

C. P. knight, who owns the automobile
wrecked Tuesday night, was not in the
machine at the time He says his chauf-
feur. Don A. McCracken. accompanied
by two women. was operating the car.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-30
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.
Regular call y O'Clock noop.

Regular cali. y O'Clock noon.
Capital Traction, % at I20ls
Washington Railway common, 50 at s5M. 50 at
s3A.
Washington Gas. 10 at g.. at 81. 70 at 81. 10 at
g. 3 at s., 5 at 67A 5 at s7A, Is at 6Tl< 10 az
67h. Is at 67A
Mergenthaler. at 1873. at 1854, S at issE at
1885,, 10 at 1851, 10 at lsSr 5 at 1893. at 1873 10
az 1875.
Lanstou. 100 at s&.
Commercial National Bank. 10 at $50.
Lincoln National Bank, 10 az Is.
Union Trust. 10 at 1854
After call-Washington Railway preferred, % at
s., az s.. % at So 90 at g.
Greene Cananes. q at sb 10 at s
Following are the closing quotations on yesterdays
stock exchange.
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New fork, April a.-WHEAT-lrTeTuisr. good last
night No. !. Northern Duluth. 70 arrive. ll6; No.
2 red O. b., iG&; No 2. hard, E @. b.. LI2s
No. /, macaroni, 8is Z o. b. +; No. 2 nacaroni s.
opening Of navigation. Exporters took 50 loads msin-
ly last night.
CORN-StTonE, quiet trade. No. 2 elevator f6ls
No 2, I. o b., g; No, ?. white, f. o b.. T5s; No
2 yellow. T. O b, ISl4, Exporters took loads,
RYE-Steady, nominal No. 2 @. T. O. b
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The Largest Mornine Circulation.

All advertising contracts made by The
Washington. Herald are based upon its
bona fide cireulation-a circulation In
Washington larger by thousands than was
ever before attained by any morning
newspaper at the Capital Its books are
open.
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Given Ten-year Sentence.

Justice Barnard yesterday sentenced
George Curtis, negro, 10 serve ten years
in the penitentiary Curtis was convicted
Of assaulting Lottie Coates, a negro. with
a razor and severely wounding her.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-30
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by E. F. Hutton & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange, G. Bowis
Chipman manager. 1901 street northwest.
Cali money! High, q low. Ia, close, 9.
Total sales, ,............ / ,I32, 500 shares
Sales TO noon, f12I 600 shares
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leng. Ds7s; green beans. Florida per basket. liza
L50: wax beans. Florida L25a2OO; squash. Florida
per basket Local 50 strawberries, Norfolk, per
quart SAILS: do. North Carolina. l0al6. tomatoes
Florida, per carrier. fancy. T5a2oo; do, fair 70
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Sag After First Hour.

ter the first hour, therefore. the
IS tended 10 sag. Several times dur
ng the remainder Of the day rallies oc-
urred, and there was no question but
hat the market was at all times a firm
nd steady affair; nevertheless the main
'vement was toward a lower range Of
lues, final quotations being usually
her above the lowest. although for the
}st part at declines.
iterling exchange was easier today. in
nsequence. presumably, of the engage
mt Of S2,5oO000 more gold for export.
he whole market to-day was obviously
verned by technically speculative in
enees, and conditions rather than by
: tnfeTences. favorable or unfavorable.
avn from occurrences In the news.
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING.

LET Us HAVE YOUR oRDER-WE HAUL.
furniture, parcels trunks: give frst-class service
answer calls promptly; co1trsct % haul anything
rlenty Of teams; storing cheapest in city
CLARENDON SMITH.
9Th and K SIS nw. Phone Maia ~
ap2l-u
The Washington herald., 1908-04-30
MANY SHORTS COVER
EStOck Transactions in Excess
OF One Million.
READING ADVANCES 2la POINTS

Suicide OF Member of Brokerage
Firm Has Eject on business.
Prices Tend 10 Sag After First
Hear, but Close Is Not at the Low
est Marks of the Day.