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Rockefeller at coIored Church

Augusta, Ca, Jan. 27.-John D.
Rockefeller occupied his first Sunday
morning in Augusta this winter in lis
tening to q sermon in the Tabernacle
Baptist church (colored) by the Rev.
G. T. Walker. Mr. Rockefeller made a
very generous donation" to the
church
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u. s. BuffaIoes Thrive.

Uncle Sans herd of Is buffaloes,
which were taken from the New York
geological gardens to the Wichita ma
tional forests, Oklahoma, in the early
fall, are doing well ia their new home.
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Has Fortune; Dies Pauper.

Troy, N. Y, Jan. 29.-Charles g.
Bidinger, an inventor, was found dead
in his room in cheap lodging house
here. He had been in extreme want
lately, but had just learned that the
superior court had decided a patent
right claim in his favor awarding him
$4,000 His invention, a machine for
making paper wrappers, was patented
while he was in sanitarium, by his
financial hacker, who refused an &C
counting when the inventor was dis
charged from the sanitarium.
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Roumania is the most illiterate coun-
try in Europe. The last census shows
that in population OF about 5000, 900,
nearly 100000 neither write nor read.
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Holland butter is being imported
alto Chile and sold at As cents United
States gold a pound, while the Chilean
product Is sold for 80 cents a pound.
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The right hand, which is more sen
sitive to the touch than the left, IS less
sensitive than the latter to the erect
OF heat and cold.
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GOVERNMENT LANDS.

BLUH PRINT MAPS OF BTEvKNE
asuAty showing al vaeant xsvsrnaeat Ae<
s7.Se. EswnshiD blue prints OF gtevsaay
Fsrzy, okaAsssn, Douglas ana CAslas ~su1s.
sfes, 81 per township. Frank r Cefhale7.
- Washington strset, spsAa1e wash.
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At q recent tobacco exhibition IN
London some Havana cigars were
shown which were quoted at IS each.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-01-30

ONLY ONE "sRoMo outN,nEr
That II LAXATIVE BRoNo QU1NINr
Look fer the signature Of B. ". GROVE.
Used the world ever to eure q Geld b ~
day. zoe.
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Beloch, the mining expert, says the
Johannesburg gold reef is good for at
least $4,000, seo zee.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-01-30

The Gutsch mountain of Switzer-
land, 7eee feet high, was elimbed last
summer by eentenarian.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-01-30

France now realizes $S0,OOO,OOO from
her tobacco crop.
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Mother off,. Empress Dies.

Toxic, Jan. 2S.-It is officially an
nounced that Lady Showing Ichijo,
mother of the empress, died January
Is at the age of 80 years.
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CONTAGIOUS BLOOD POISON
NOLIMIT TO ITS POWERS FOR EVIL

Contagious Blood Poison has brought misery and
combined there Is hardly
limit Its for evil 1t Ia the bacest and viest Of all disorders
unfortunate enough contract and often being
bghng legacy Of suffering and shame
that innocent
by articles clething OF whcss
roe Not only powerful poison
by bitter
little which usually makes its FIRST 81
liberated mouth
and threat unsghy copper pe swollen glands the gron
falling half body and
6rg yp sha
becomes object Of pity his fellow man Espe
Blood Poison shown when
infected combat tho poison with mercury and potash
outward symptoms OF the troubles ts9
hle and the victim belief cured Whea
the the
strong failed virus @
e bleed but have because Of their
acen aad ceaa cure for cent.g Blood rSi
haks laboratory of forest and field We
oFer reward psee that s. contains particle OF mineral
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special boes cen.asous Bleed Poison rhG iuy e.
trouble eaiaes complete home ea
trouble No charge made for this and
you special medical advice absa OF Its symptoms es
furnish that too without barge
TEE asxxFT aeExSzc Co. A1KAHlA- G..
The Washington herald., 1908-04-09

4 slight reaction was shown in the
trading on the washington Stock Ex-
change yesterday. and the members Of
the body seemed to be affected with
touches Of spring fever. The volume Of
business was small and quotations on the
wfi0is on the dozn grade.
The first issue TO attract attention was
Capital Traction This stock came out
in small lots and sold on regular call
from 1914 to lee, but after all it was
taken up again selling down to iz1. In
all los shares were sold. Those who have
specially watched the course of this stock
say that q skinfm broker has fed out
in the neighborhood of 2,0Oe shares within
the past month in small lots. getting
gradually better prices for 1t than he
began to receive at the beginning.
The shares oS the other railroad COM
pany did. not attract modieum of the
interest manifested the previous day.
Fifty shares OF the common stock We're
sold at 27ls. two points and one-balf
below the highest of Tuesday. When
regular call reached the preferred stock
a broker announced that he had 500 shares
10 sell at 70 but the best bid offered was
y, and FIVE shares were sold at "a
Other transactions were a 500 gas bond
at 49, 100 shares of Mitchell Mining at 70
cents a share, and one share of Wash
lngton Loan & Trust at 1878.
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OSBORNE DENIES TIE LETTER
Helen MalOney's Husband Says He
Did Not Write Truthfully.
Insists missive Was 20 Throw JUS
tice on Traes-Annulment
Expected.

New York, April S.-The letter Justice
Of the Peace Boyd, Of Mamaroneck, who
performed the marriage ceremony Of
Helen Maloney and Herbert Osborne,
made public this morning. it is the be-
lief here. viii greatly complicate the pro-
ceedings for the annulment OF Mss Ma
loney's marriage to Osborne
The action was brought so that Miss
NIaloney might regain ler freedom and
marry Samuel Clarkson with whom she
eloPed to Europe. The contenuon is that
Osborne and Miss Malos sF never lived
together. According to the letter, which
was written some time after the mar
riage, the couple did live together and
Travelled around from place 10 place.
osborne admitted writing the letter.
when seen to-day, but said that the state
ments contained therein were absolutely
false. he said that he had written 10
Justice Boyd merely 10 hide his identity
and to throw tie official off the track.
Mr.. Osborne has an Office at 20 Broad
street and he spent good part Of the
afternoon seeing reporters.
He said: THE statements In that let
ter are utterly false The letter was
written by me to throw Justice Boyd of
the track regarding my identity Helen
Maloney was never in Pittsburg to my
knowledge and the implication conveyed
by this article is entirely without founda-
tion
"As I had entirely forgotten this letter,
I have never called it 10 the attention of
Mr. Maloney or any of his family or 10
that OF counsel. The publication OF the
letter reflects seriously upon the young
lady and it is unfortunate for her.
deeply regret that It ever saw daylight
again"
Augustin Humes. a member Of the firm
of Byrne & Cutcheon, counsel for the
Maloney family. discussing the letter, said
that it would have no effect upon the
proceedings under way looking 10 the
annuIment Of the marriage
The Washington herald., 1908-04-09
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by E. F. Hutton & Co.,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange and the
Chicago Board Of Trade, 6. Bowie Chipman. man
sger, 1901 F street northwest
Chicago. April S-The wheat market was at new
low records at the opening. under heavy liquidation
brought about by favorable weather conditions
throughout the West. lover cables and expectations
Of a favorable government report After this selling
vas ever there was little pressure on the market
and with the report that large elevator interests
were heavy buyers o. NAY wheat, prices advanced
rapidly. Shorts were heavy buyers The government
reroTt about as expected, aud sellers who had
been hoping for more favorable report became quite
ANXIOUS buyers.
Corn was active and strong advancing from the
opening with active buying Of May owing 20 small
receipts. poor grading, bad weather and great nery.
business Of shorts apprehension Of manipulation
in the May delivery.
Oats opened down with a rush on favorable crop
and weather conditions, but there was no pressure
after the opening and prices advanced rapidly with
otbe- gam.
Provisions were firm all day, with fair trade Live
hog receipts were small, and there little stuff on
the market.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-09
New York.
New Orleans.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. April SEATTLE Receipts. l6.so0 mar
ket lec lower. Prime bceTes 6Sga725. poor to
medium, 451as2o; stoekers and feeders. s.25a52o /;
COWS and heifeTs 355a6z5; Gamers 2l5a3lO; Texans
4soa5.@
HOGS Receipts. SEQ market i0c lower Light.
57OaSlo: rough s.Da55; mixed 575asl5: heavy
5.s5a6.5: pigs. ts0a5.0o
SHEEP Receipts. 1890; market l5c lower Native
sheep. 3e0aea; Western sheep. A75sGe5; native
lambs. 5Sia7s0; Western lambs. 6iOs7g
New York. April s-CATTLE-Receipts, 2eD;
slow; steers and fat COWS lea90e lower; bulls
steady Steers 575a7.i0; extra 80; bulls. 350ais9
Few choice 70 fancy. 880a6S5: cows 2Sa4so; few
tops. 475a5&.
CALVES Receipts. ESQ; uneTen; some sales Sc
higher some loal5c lower; nearly all sold. Veals
l50asG0: cllls S.50a4o0; dressed calves steady 20
firm; city dressed veals. 7iss12; extra, l2a country
dressed, 7al0ls
SHEEP AND LA1IBS-Receipts ea00: sheep
steady lambs l0al5e lower; about 10 cars unsold
Sheep 45Oaso0: no prime here; wooled lambs
70ssasS5; choice sold; clipped lambs 659a7 % /;
prime spring lambs Zoo.
HGGS-Receipts. 800 Steady. at 660a6 s. for
State and Pennsylvania hogs; Virginia pigs. 500.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-09
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

Eggs we're tFifie weaker to-day on the wholesale
market. with dairy products unchanged and poultry
fairly firm. The market was active but shipments
were heavy snd arrivals such as 10 keep check oa
prices Fruits and vegetables moTed readily, with no
change in prices.
Prees quoted are wholesals.l
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy Slitas2 do. Western
first 2sa29s do. seconds. 2a2i process fancy zila
.; de-, fair to good, 2laz dairy, choice. 2oa2;
coed. l5als; stoTe-packed fresh lsals.
CHEEsE-siarket firm and active en- all kinds.
New York State factory. large. lsaIqz; do. nas.
61sal; do small lslzal7; do summer, large. lisi5
do summer. small. Hall1s; do fair 70 good. I2alss
Yestem. factory, new. choice. l4ssal5; d. fair 70
good il; Virginia, 10.
EGGS-Near-5y fresh Virginia loss Of. ins
average a. West Virginia and Southwest Virginia.
"a; Tennessee. I4; North Carolina, Il; duck. a.
LIVE POULTRY Chickens fancy, iss29; average.
l7als; hens. a; roosters. s. ducks. large. l3sls
co. small 9iaI2. geese sai0 turkeys toms -er ID
I5ai8: do. hens. l7als: DO. thin 10; keats. 10
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys. hens. undraKa,
per ID. Is do. average. undfawn, l7als; d.,
thin l0al2; old toms lezl7 chickens large Isa70
small 9a22; hens. choice lsal5 Toostels. 8; ducks
old, Balls; geese. loai2; eapons 9-Ih average. as2.
DRESSED MEATs-Calres. fun dressed, sss;
heads on 6; hugdrrssed calves. Tas; hams country,
sugar-cuFed, l2all hogs small and neat. per sst,
eoe; do. medium. 55oasooi do. heavy. $50
VEGETABLES-Potstoes. per bushei, 75as5; rsrsl,
6oa7o; sgeet potatoes, per bbi ssh4e0; vans. sOa
300: asparagus Per dozen. a.0oas00; cabbage. per
cRt, S0aso: celery, Florida per dage 200a250 let
tuce Florida per basket. l25al.75; onions Bermuda
PER crate l75a200: Ohio per bushel s0ae0: peppers.
Florida. per carrier. 2ooa2g string beans. green.
per basket. 3.oOaioo; tomatoes Florida fancy. per
crate. 200a35
GREEN PRUiTs-Apples. York Imperial. per bbl..
5oa2 50; Ben Davis, L5oa25o Wine Sap SSas 90;
Albemsre pippin, 400: fancy table fruit, soaas %
Spy 25oa9 3, loose packed l0a15 50; oranges Flor
ida, bright Per box. rs; do. Tussets. as; Cali
foula nayeis Eaz65: gTepe fruit Florida. per box
359aA0 o.: cranbeuies. per box. 2eoa253i do. peT
bbl., 5e9ase0
sUNDRIEs-B -Beesvax 81 talIoE. s. honey. vbits
clover lib new 3: do, 2lb. new. l9si2; ginseng.
per lb 5o0aeo0; Seneca, per b., &C., Golden Seal
i0s45: Pink. l2ali; Mandrake. 2s: Snake Root, s.;
walnut kernels i2aA.
GRAIN-Nheat. Southern on grade sls95: re
55aso corn saelled white, 6sa79; do. yellow SAFE
do. car 2Toasoo; cats. Western white. No 2 5ss6o
do. mixed. Sass.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool, washed. free of burs,
per b. 2s do. unsashed, free Of hurs, soaz; Do
bury. lsa20; hides. green s. do. dry. ss9 sheep
skins green each. 75aL0o; CO.. Cry. zas9 calfskins
green. Looal To- muskrat q skunk Bars: nina %
a3oo; rabbit skins. l. oposslm. i9al5 Taocoon. Zaso
fox, red. L25all5; do. gray, 5ai0
The Washington herald., 1908-04-09
ERIE TO PAY IN CASH.
No Danger Now of Receivership for
Railroad Company.

New York, April S.-Danger Of an Erie
receivership on account of the $500 900
notes which matured to-day and other
floating indebtedness of the company was
removed to-day by a new and entirely
unexpected development.
The management of the company and
J. P. Morgan & Co. its fiscal agent, had
offered TO give new per cent three-year
notes in exchange for those maturing to-
day. ard it was expected that the com
pany would be saved from reeeivership. IL
at all, by the exchange of these notes,
especially since the exchange of the notes
was made a condition precedent to d loan
of S5.e0o 900 by syndicate headed by J. P.
Morgan e Co. Instead, arrangements
were made less than an hour before the
close Of the market for the payment of
maturing notes in cash, and the furnish
ing of the 900 additional capital as
we'll
Just how many OF these maturing notes
were offered in exchange prior to the
formulation OF the new financial plan
none Of the bankers interested in the
financing would say. One of them re-
marked this was a matter of no i'm
portsnce. now that the plan had been
altered. II is known, however, that the
amount was not as large as had been
expeeted-by no means large enough 10
warrant a successful termination of the
plan
The Washington herald., 1908-04-09
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. April s.-Following are the official
prices at the principal commission houses
WHEAT-spot contract. ssasll: spot No. 2 red
Western. 9itaes; Auril sias4k; May. sa95g
steamer No. red solfaa0A receipts, 7ess bushels
Southern ca grade 9ose9
eoRN-Spot mixed e7za6s; No. white. esasgA
April 67aa6s; MAY. 6s1ka6sss July, s9ls steamer
mixed ssa.aea recsipts l5o3s bushels: exports.
lsl.sH Bushels Southern white coTu 635a6s; South
EN- yellow corn 64isas8
RYE-Stock in elevators. S7,si bushels; ship
ments from elevators, 20 bushels Ne. Western
re export s5ss5lk
oATS-Stoek in elevators. 1885 bushels: ship
ments from elevators. 6l7l bushels. White No 2.
heavy 5slss5s; do. No ?, light 10 medium. s7lsa
81; DO, No. light 5ea5siz do. No heavy 57a5s
do. No g. medium light 70 heavy 5aa55: mixed
No, ?. e5lzss5; do, No. 3, ssass No. 1. slks52
FL0UR-WiHter extra, 3soa400, de-. clear. 401a
40; do, straight. a2sa4so do. patent. 4e0al Ys:
sYring clear, AsoaAe0 do. straight. As0a5 20: do.
patent, 5.z5ss55; CITY Mills best patent, 6e do.
high-eTade patent. $50; do, straight, 400; do,
choice family. 46o; extra. 3s5aAo5; re -four.
medium to choice, 40
The Washington herald., 1908-04-09
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, April s.-SUGAR-The local market was
dull for raw sugar. with offerings light; but on the
other hand. buyers did not seem disposed to take
hold Sugars are now generally held for rrioe
better than three cents, basis s6 test. cost and
Geigat. Yesterday the American Sugar Refining
Company bought abou: 10000 bags Cuba sugar. sor
ahpment al cents. basis IS test cost and freight
,ems. Duty-Taid prices were quoted as follows;
Centrifugal sc test, A5s; muscoTado. So test Ss.
moasses sugar 50 test. 81 The London market Tor
he5t sugar was about Sd higher with April and Nav
quoted at lis sa4d. Refined sugar vas dull. but nm.
charged
NAVAL sTOREs-The local market for shirts
umpeltiGe was about cents higher here, as wen
IS az Savannah. The local market was quoted at
d cents for machine made barrels and at Savannah
a firm tone was noted with Il quoted Rossu vss
easy. but unchanged. with common to good strained
quoted at 3e5aS.70 Tar quiet ard unchanged
az 50 fer oil barrels.
BUTTER Receipts. $50 packages; firm. Cream
cry extra. &iz; frsts. 2saziz
EGGS-Reeeipts. q. .i29 cases: easy Nearby white
fancy, l9 do mixed. fancy IT,
MILL FEED-Steady; small business Spring bran
le-lb. SACKS, to arrive G.z5; middling 2 IS. civ
bTan &.5o- in bulk; Western red dog SL00; winter
wheat bran. in l09-lh. sacks. a.e0
OATS-Staady: business is quiet No white
81; No white. s; No. ? mixed. "a
FLOUR-Steady quiet trade. Spring patents SIS
a570 srring clears ssoa475; Kansas, IN sacks pat
euts 4,9a5 .; stTaishts. s6eafT5: clears 4l5a4s6
RYE FLoUR-Steady; market inactire 4Sla50
CORN MEAL-Steady: light supply Kiln-aried
for export, s IS; coarse meal. in bags LssaLs0
HAY-Rec5ipts. l.s70 tons; firm; less activity.
Prime timothy. LOO; No. ]. s5; No. ?. s5sgo; 10 5.
55aeo
ais
BEEF-steady; moderate inquiry. Family. s5Oa
l66a packet. lA5oal5O0
PoRK-sisadyi small trade Mess. A5aaI6oo;
family lS5o
TALLow-steady; slow trade City in hogsheads.
So
LARD-InactiEe Prime Western. SIS; city ass:
refined continent. 9e3, South American. s75 refined
BRAZILIAN. kegs HOO city siearine. 9isasz Olo-
sieaTine steady; Sew yoEs, 10; Chicago, l8s..
The Washington herald., 1908-04-09

II IbS, Ssao; do. old hsns. Der ib. III ducks, Vad-
die, young l4sl5 do. young muscoEy and mongTei.
I3a14
BGgs--Msryiand and Pennsylvania fresh. per doz..
l5ls: duck eggs. nearby. %.
POTAToES-White. nearby, prime. per bpshel,
e5a70; Western Maryland and Pennsylvania, Ioa15
Potomac and Delaware per barrel 450a51G
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES-Apple
Eastern shme Maryland and Virginia, per barrel.
No l. LJsa225 do, small, common, LZ5al5o; do
per 1-hauel basket 5la75. DO, New YORK assorted,
PER barrel. Zooaso0 cabbage. New YORK, Danish,
ton. i20oaHo0 lettuce, Florida per i-banel basket.
loeal5 egg plants, Florida. per crate, lsQa2 %
onions. Pennsylvania yellow per bushel loss5' 90.
Western yellow bushel 79as5 oranges, Florida, per
box. to size Lisa 2s peas. Florida pr basket.
2ooaie9 squash Florida per basket, L5ea2o0i straw
berries Florida, Per quart lca0 tomatoes, Florida.
per carrier. fancy 20a25): fair. LZ5alI5; turuips,
native per bashel 25as9 celery. FoTids. per crate.
2aQa30a
The Washington herald., 1908-04-09
THOMAS RYAN ON STAND.
Traction Msgnate Gays He n willing
to Testify for a Month.

New York, April S.-Thonas F. Ryan
spent to-day in the Fifth Municipal
Court in Harlem as a witness in $500
damage suit brought at the instance Of
the William F. King committee against
the directors and others interested in the
management Of the Metropolitan Street
Railway.
Several other men whose time is sup
posed to be fairly valuable. including H
H. Vreeland. former president Of the road,
and Douglass Robinson, one Of the receiv-
ers. spent the day IN the courtroom. Mr..
Ryan lost his temper once or twice. but
on the whole he endured the performance
with better grace than did his counsel.
Delancey Nicoll and John b. Stanchfeld
who is representing the directors. and he
wound up the day with the declaration
that he would spend a month on the stand
if necessary. He was promptly assured
that his presence would be required again
at $3.50 o'clock tomorrow morning but
counsel for the plaintiffs hope TO let him
of by noon.
The eomplainants in the action are
Emanuel and Minnie Weller the former
being the owner Of ten and the latter OF
three shares of stock in the Metropolitan
Street Railroad Company. The plaintiffs
alleged that the reports issued by the
company In 1865 and 1905 were fraudulent
in that they did not disclose the real con-
dition OF the company, and that, having
been influenced bJ these reports to hold
their stock, they have sustained a loss.
Mr.. Ryan's counsel characterized the
suit as simon pure fishing expedition Of
the King minority stockholders commit
tee for evidence on which other actions
might be based. The day was taken up
largely with wranglings among the law
yers. who occasionally recollected that
Mr.. Ryan was on the stand when he
butted in and asked to be allowed to an
swer a question.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-09
NEW YORK LIFE ELECTS.
Twelve Directors Selected on the
Administration Ticket.

Administration Ticket.
New York. April s-The election Of
twelve directors Of the New York Life
Insurance Company was held at the
executive Offices to-day and the admin
istration ticket the only one in tie field.
went through without a scratch.
Alexander E. Orr. former president Of
the company. and Clarence H Mackay,
retired from the directorate and were
succeeded by William R. Innis. of New
York, and Rowland G. Hazard. OF Peace
dale, R. I.
The directors reelected were; John E.
Andrus, Yonkers: Julius Fleischmann,
Cincinnati. Thomas P. Fowler, New
York; A. Barton Hepburn. New York;
C. A HOLSTER Rochester: Woodbury.
Langdon, New York Robert j. Lowry.
Atlanta; Henry c. Mortimer, New York;
William B. Plunkett, Adams, Mass, and
EIbridge q. Snow. New York
To-dsy's election was in strong contrast
to the one a year ago, when the inter
national policy holders had a ticket in
the field and got &, 900 unchallenged votes
to S5.5z3 challenged votes for the admin
istration ticket. II was at least four
months before the election inspectors had
entirely completed the count.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-09
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by E. F. Hutton & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange and the
New YORK Cotton Exchange. G. Bowie Chipnan.
manager. 1901 + street northwest
New YORK, April Son easy cables and bearish
sentiment. the local cotton market opened steady,
three TO SIX points decline trading was fairly active
and large shorts bought on the break and prices
rallied Weather vas not 50 favorable some rains
being reported in Northern Texas and the Terri
tories with forecast fer more the entire belt.
There was little other news The movement is a
little heavier at ports snd the interior 70 IS purely
a weather market and will be for some time.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-09
Future stiIl a ProbIem.
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, April s.-SIonay on call at the stock
exchange today opened at "a highest, e. lowest
Ia closing, IL. Nest Of the leans were at H.
Time money was unchanged Supply largely ex-
ceeded demand. and rates quoted for the shorter
periods we're largely nominal isasmuch as the con
tinuCd ease in call money was not conducive 90
demand for shoTt-time periods Rates "a per cent
fer thirty days 2asa3 for sixty days for ninety
DAYS 3isa2A for four months. fer FIVE 70 SIX
months 4ail4 for over the election period and 5
fer one year
Mercantile paper was sold moderately. bat the
market lacked breadth. Rates. Sash per cent for
sixty 70 ninety days ind0rced bills TeC1iTable 5za6
for choice four TO six months, single names 6k for
Others.
Sterling was firmer, with rates up points. Rates
for actual business were; Sixty days 484l5a4 sl23
demand. 4S55a4 s550: cables. ls5s0ai s5s5.
Commercial bills. As5saiS3%
The Washington herald., 1908-04-09
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore, April s-FoIIowing are the Official prices
to-day:
BUTTER-CFeamery. fancy. per b. SlasllS imlta-
ten. HAL; Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls, aa2;
store packed. Ohio, isaI7 do West Virginia. lssz
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