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New-York tribune., 1909-02-06
FUNERAL OF JOSEPH Nj. GRAHAM.

The funeral Of Joseph Marshall Graham, VICE
president Of the Erie Railroad. was held yester-
day morning at his home. No. 2 West SSth street
Mr. Graham. who was ninety-ive years old died
on Wednesday afternoon. The Rev. DR.. q. Q.
Peck OF St Andrews Methodist Episcopal Church,
in West 67th street. conducted the services. The
body was taken TO the Erie station and put on
board q special train for Cleveland. Among the
honorary pallbearers were F. D Underwood or the
Erie; President l. F. Loree Of the Delaware &
Hudson and Vice-Presidents George F. Brownel,
Harry 3. Chamberlain and Granville A Richard
son, Of the Erie
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06
DEALS IN PENNSYLVANIA ZONE.
Brisk Market for Plots in 9th Street, Near
Seventh Avenue

The New York Juvenile Asylum has sold IT'S
property. No 102 20 los West 9th street, four
story building. plot ecxsss feet to 2. Coleman.
Horace S. Ely & Co and S. B GoodaIe & Co. were
the brokers' Goodale & Co have resoId the prop
erty for Mr.. Coleman 20 the Marrnac CONSTRUCTION
Company. which viii erect a twelve story store and
loft building the site.
On the opposite side o: the street I Randolph
Jacobs has accumulated 10o-foot plot which is TO
he sold for Improvement with loft structure and
the old Palmer plot ct No. 113 10 III will also be
improved It was reported that Nos 30 ard ~ in
the same block. had been sold. but Hubert Peck
Sons, agents for the property. denied It.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06
SUIT AGAINST GOULD DISMISSED.
Syndicate Agreement to Buy Railroad Sub
iect of Litigation.

A suit for $4,000, brought by John S. Jones, OF
Illinois against George J. Gould. Joseph Ramsay
ir. and William z. Guy was ordered dismissed yes
terdav by the Appellate Division Of the Supreme
Court Jones complained that Gould and MS as
soeiates had failed 10 carry out syndicate agree
,,ant made in 1901 to purchase the Little Kanawha
Railroad a line extending from Parkersburg, W
Va thirty miles up the river; to extend the road
10 GAINESVILLE Ohio and TO purchase coal lands IN
West Virginia
Justice Iaughlin, of the Appellate Division. in
diminishing the suit refuses to award an allowance
of g. 900 for costs asked for against Jones BY the
defendants Gould and his associates are allowed
only $40 costs.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06
LEASES SPRUCE STREET BUILDING.

The rutland & Whiting Company has rented the
entire building No. 35 Spruce street TO Bersovitz
Goldsmith & Spiegel; two lofts ST No IS Beeknlan
street for Cammann. voorhees, & Floyd 10 Lasher
& Lathrop; store at No. g. Nassau street TO Char
lotte BirnbaUm; 20e0 square feet IN the building
Nos 81 and % Park Row TO Frank R Carter; sec
ond and third lofts at No. - Fulton street Van
Ncstrand & Cow. and part of the third floor at
No 142 Fulton street for the New York Frame and
Picture Connpany 20 Charles E. Cordeau.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06
p s. c. TESTS a4,1s1 GAS METERS.

The bureau of gas and electricity Of the Public
Service Commission tested S4,t31 gas meters N
January or this number 573 complaint
meters 4O7S were meters and =. 4S0 were re-
paired and removed meters. The tests Of the Sl3
complaint meters showed that 80 were absolutely
correct 3s7 were fast and 142 were slow. -Four OF
,ho con,niaint meters failed TO register test.
rrpcn complaint. seventy-two electric meters were
tested OF this number seven were per cent or
more fast nine were per cent or more slow and
hfty-six were between per cent fast ana per
sIO
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06
NO CONTEST OVER CHENEY WILL

New Haven. Feb. 5.-It reported to-day TINT
when administration papers are taken out next
week upon the estate Of Or. Arthur S Cheney lare
United States Consul at Messina, and OF his VIE
Laura who were killed in their home IN the earth
quake there by Dr. B. II Cheney, father OF the lace
corsr,r the question Of whether Or Cheney Or his
wife died first win not be raised IN the settlement
Of estate
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06
Proposals.

$1,000 $4,000 1-or9 CONSTRUCTION OF BAKERY:
Mar department Office Of the Consrpot,ng Quarter
Iondon. Conn, January 81 lt9S-5eaiel =
- .te construction OF bakery building, plumb
ard installing heating apparatus and electric "irLny
lns. 80 II. q Wright y. \. ~
Sna ssi,a5 here until 1000 4. NJ, March 1903 an
.. ooers5 Information furnished on application In
teiopes Containing proposals should be eneorsea
prhli- Buiidings' and addressed. Has I
EsKFR r. capt or Nr- Constructing @. Mr.. New Lon
don Conn"
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06
DAMAGES FoR ELEVATOR FALL.

nrneola. Long Island. Feb. . CspeoiaO.-After q
contest which lasted four days in the supreme
Court here before Justice Blackmar Clothilde r
Keller and EdIrina Diepenbrock. who were suing
the Wove Realty Company. Of Menhattan. for S2 r))
for damages received in the fall Of an elevator IN
the auartment house No SIS West 149d street Man
haitian on August 10 1867. awarded $500 each
l,,, the fury IN a sealed verdict this morning.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06
COTTON MILL DIVIDENDS.

Fall River, Mass, Feb. 5--An increase IN the
average dividends paid by the Fail River cotton
mills for the first quarter OF the mill year, which
begins in October. was announced to-day. the rate
being 27S per cent. compared with rs per cent
for the same period q year ago. An extra dividend
NJ % ner cent By the. Union Manufacturing Com
ranv, helped to swell the average.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06
WILL GET A s1.25O.OOo LOAN.

Henry Corn has completed the purchase Of the
property at the southwest corner nth street ma
Fifth avenue, 175x926 feet from Helen c. Juiard
The buildings on the premises TO be replaced
by eighteen story freproof Office and loft build
ing practically covering the entire plot. The Title
Guarantee and Trust Company has agreed to make
& building loan Of 5. .250.OOo on the site.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06
aAuDoulNE DIVORCE SUIT AGAIN.

Permission to serve amended complaint WIS
Granted John F. Baudouine who is suing his wife.
Mel Alden Chatterton Baudouine, for divorce in
the Supreme Court, yesterday MI Hauoolne IN
hIs nnnIication said that since the suit begun
he has found additional evidence against his wife
Justice Eranger granted permission. provided the
Ii,tiff nav all costs up the time of the amend
ment.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06
ro AID oNE-cENT COFFEE STANDS.

The proceeds of the concert TO be given in Car
negie Hall tomorrow evening by the Banks Glee
Club are to be devoted 20 the aid Of the one-cent
coffee stands. which are maintained by the Greater
New York Phanthropic Society Several foreign
consuIs It is announced, will occupy boxes at the
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06

M Peck, for three years, and apartment at No
14l Fifth avenue 70 George Fleming.
W. NJ Walker has leased the new nine story loft
building Nos s and 10 West 36th street. for long
term OF years, at net rental OF s15,00o year to
q clothing firm
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Vebb ave s. 400 n OF Devon Terrace for
fbr.s 2ls stv frame dwlgs. 2lS36 n each Edw
III Tessier owner and architect; cost -........ -
V-estchester ave, n s. 74.5 n OF Jackson ave-
for a sty brk store and Office. 35ox61-7; Harry
Erov-nstein. owner; Goldner & Goldberg archl- g.
Sth ST $ g. 355 q W Of Avenue D; for two sly
frame dwlgs. 2ix46 each; c Levernan owner q,
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06
NEW OWNER FOR BROOKLYN PLOT.

Wood Harmon & Co. have sold, through S. FalE,
fourteen lots East sth street, near Avenue T.
Kensington Park. TO the 3IiIler-Berg Realty Com
pany for immediate development. On the plot the
buyer Will erect four dwelling houses of the de-
tached two-fanily type
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06
NEW PosToFFIcE SUB STATION.

Of the new Sub-station II, in the Grand Central
Station at midnight tonight. II has 1900 square
feet of floor space but is little more than half the
space the new station will occupy when COM
pleted.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06
FOR NEW JERSEY HOUSE, s2o,o

2. Norris CO. sold house at Upper Montclatr,
y. J., for S. Weiss TO a client, who will occupy
the premises. The purchase price was $4,000
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

v--,i,1o,l ave X s 80 2 n OF Bs rretto st. 2z6n
xIOO: CITY Mortgage Co loans kelWooo fhs@IaS .,c
Company --------s- ----' ----' ''' -
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06
EQUITABLE SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.

Albany. Feb 6-Clark Williams. State Su9erin-
tendent OF Banks announced to-day that a ceruh-
cate OF incorporation of the Equitable Safe Deposit
Company OF New York. capital $4,000. had been
approved by the department.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06

Guttag. This plot has not changed hands in
twenty-one years
New-York tribune., 1909-02-06
Real Estate for Exchange.

Nh ACRES CT COAL LAND ~ VIRGINIA. BOTH
~ coal timber p b. Box 9. Tribune once,
TNlGHTT ACRE FARM. WITH BUILDINGS. Ia
Ia Hsy CoGHry tz, and e half miles from station.
suitable for bos-drg house. " Ii. Box 8. Tribune
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13

New York. June I2-There appeared TO
be in the stock market to-day something
more nearly resembling that forward
movement in securities which more gen
orally characterized prices last week than
since that time
There was hardly any development OF
Importance in the financial news, and
the stronger tone OF the market was on
the face Of things due as much as any
thing else. to the decided impression made
upon sentiment in the financial district
by the power Of absorption manifested
by the United states Steel common stock
under the enormous volume Of liQuida-
ton that the stock has withstOod within
the last ten days.
In less than this time over 1000. 900
shares OF stock have been dealt in. and
there is hardly a commission Office in
Wall street in which proft-taking in the
stock has not been INDUCED in upon a
wide scale.
Holds Up Well.
Nevertheless. the stock has receded only
in a trthing degree. considering the ex-
NCAN VI 40 HlNfAVAo ltoSt anu lO-udy upon
purchases that could in no way be de-
scribed as large 1t moved to a quotation
lower by only five-eighths OF a point.
making allowance for the deduction OF
the recent dividend. than its high record
level.
The advance. too, was wholly sustained
at the close OF the day. The only ex-
planation offered for this particular
movement was the increasing rush OF
business that is being experienced by
all the iron and steel companies. and the
exceedingly strong prospect that the total
net earnings OF the steel corporation IN
the present year will be such as 70 make
an advance in the dividend distribution
upon its common stock inevitable perhaps
even before the year is closed.
Other especial features CT the market
to-day were the Chicago and Northwest
ern, General Electric, Westinghouse. Viz
ginia-Carolina Chemical. and Wabash
shares and all the local traction stocks
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Pnc.s anntca q, rha,...,.A

ttriccs quoted are whciesale.l
BUTTER-Creancry fhncy. 2easss Western arsts
E7az's seconds. 2 process fancy .: fair % sod.
2laS2i dairy, eaoiae saZ sod lsals ssorr-packed.
fresh. I7als
CHEESE-NeW York state factory. fancy n-rs.
~: Do, snail lf'zals; do. large. HalsE.
EGGS-Near-bv choicr free cases. ga: do. re-
rIrnahe Cases. q. West Virgiria ard so,,hsr,
wes- Virginia. FIRE cases e1s d. ruturnabie eases
y; Tennessee. free eases Gs: do. retssrnabie
cases. % North Carolina free cases. l93s: do. re-
turnabls c7scs. r.
LIVE POUBTRT-Chicsens zla22. suriuE. cal3.
hens. l5a20; ROSTERS. s: ducks. large. alI: Do
snail, ea7; geese. 6a.: DO. fancy sale. turkeys.
toms. l2al3; do. hens Is ulrseys thin. 10; keats.
Ioal2
DRESSED POULTRY-Tmkeys. choice. undrsw7
hens. 5a.6; do. average. undrawn. l5al5. do. thin
=: chickens. as: hens. l6al5s ROSTERS. 10. ducks
iiai5; geese. sal2
DRESSED MEATs-Hams. country. sugar cured.
iZssl5
vEGETABLEs-Potat pCr bhl. 275ssso. do
Der bus, LeoaL5i ysms PER Dbl. L7sa255. aspara-
Els. Der doz-, Lac %; cabbarr Der hbi crate.
sa75i celery Florida per cate. 2O1a2 50. clom-
beTs. per has. 7saL5o; lettuce, home grown. hbl
RasSi onions, Bermuda, pr crate. Is, Texas. rrr
crate L25al55, peppers Fl0Ti1a. Der carrier. LOla
10; string beans per bas. s0s75: tomatoes Der
box. L5aa2oo tomatoes. choice 100, rhubarb doz.
3; bets. bunch. 2sS; peas, has-, 75aLE-
A~- - n "A -lf-eas Lsf- Jaws 1strl5-tS
Wine sap. a75S5e0. Albcmzrle Pippin. 500a6 50
fancy table fruit. 5ooas5O oranges Florida hrisht
Per box. 3ooa350: California naTels Der BOX. L7sa
is; grape frut Florida. PEI box. S5aa5oo lemons
2Tsa3I5; strawberries per quart. 3l5; pineapples-
Florida per crate. L75a125: blackbenieS per Quart
5a8
DRIED FRUITs-Arpies. sliced. fancy. 4; do
sliced. bright. 81; cherries. p: heckberries. 4:
shortleberries. 10; raspberriss y
GRAMMAR, Southern on GRADE. LsoaI.5o ne
55as5: eorn. sheed. white. ssa90; co. yellow ssa9o:
new. ear. A25s4o: cats. Western white No. 2 ses
s.: old mixed. S1SA
sUNDRIFS-Beeswax. .; taIiov. sassk: ginseng.
per h. 5ooas5os seneca. per d. 90; golden seal
soa45. Pink. l2alss mandrake. 2a3; snake root s.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool washed free q bslrs
Ter n. %: DO. unWsshed free q 6urs. per ID
81; do. burry. per lb.. Es2s; hides. green per 10
10; do. dry per h.. Isal6: sheep SKINS. green.
each T5alN; &C.. dry. each. aasc; calf SKINS green
each. LeoalA
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13
COTTON MARKET.

o0otations furnished b. W. B. Hfbhs Co.
msmbcrs of the New York Stock EXCHANGE Hibhs
Building, Is fifteenth street northwest.
New York, June l2-Cotton opened steady az a
decline q ! point % an ADVANCE q { points the
IN the Ccutrli beit- =.5le positions were in.
ducnced by unfsTorsble accounts of the Manchester
situation and fear Of july LIQUIDATION Bushes
was quiet during the morning and pTices eased OF
70 net loss of about la2 points. bat there seemed
70 be buying orders scale down and the under
tone steady.
The market closed hrm. with prices sal0 points
higher.
Receipts a. the ports were 500 bales. against
e.I52 last week and T.l3l last rear. For the week
g 90 bales against 81 u last week ard s. ga5 last
rear. Receipts az New Orleans were 5ss bales
against leoo last year and az Houston. So bales.
against ! S65 last year
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Public utility bonds were very active
yesterday on the local exchange. nearly
the whole list entering into the trading
al slightly improved prices. Though the
brokers worked hard 10 I'LL their orders
on call. they did not accomplish that
end. and bonds were taken up again
after call and about all In sight clear
ed up.
Traction shares were also active. Wash
ington Railway ana Electric preferred
leading. Yesterday the stock was pegsed
az slA and IL points above the selling
price OF three days ago
Washington Gas also came out 10 the
extent OF 100 shares al 70 10 7oas, some
thing over a point above what it has
been recently.
The local market for the week has
been unusually active. and the increased
sales or securities have also been upon
a higher level OF prices
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET

Baltimore June i2-Wheas to-day was hrn; oorn.
-four active.
WHEAr-spot contact. LsoaL 6o1S; spot No 2
red Western. L5oaLsoA; July, LI7aLITN; August
ilSizslli%; steamer. No 2 red. Sal 5s< reoeipts
loo bushels; Southern on grade 5sal.6o.
C0RN-Spot. s1zasoa; July. soasCz receipts, 9. z5
bushels.
GATs-stock IA elevators Is7. rs bushels; ship
uents from elevators. T,7ss 51sheiS White. 30. 2
aiseo5 DO. No. ), 6Sas4; 60. No. g. slhs6z: mixsd
No. 2 e2as21; DO. No. ). Sass; do No. & slts62;
mixed. No ?. s2a6z'1; DO, No. 5 6lGsIz; do No
l. eoa6oak.
FLOUR-Winter extra. 55aSTo: do, clear. sloa
as; do. straight. 6sos6.75; DO, patent 6soa7 %;
spring clear, anaA0. do. Straight. 6T5a6O0. Do
patent. 6Soass5: City Mills best patent. 40; do
higk-gTade patent, 40; do. high1zrade straight
10; do. choice family, SIS; do, extra 6ooaSi5;
re -four. medium 20 choice. 4sos4-ss: corn meal
per 100 Ia, LSoaLO.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. June I2-BUTTER-sseady quiet Re-
oeipfs. STA packages. Creamery extra. 2ss1a1sE
State dairy. tubs. ns2s; imitation creamery hrsts
naD.
EGGs-ouiet; easy. Receipts, H3I eases Nesr-
BY. white fancy, EaZls; nearby, mixed fancy
25z fresh. hrsts HaZ
sUGAR-The raw sugar market reS hrn a. an
advance of Lis cent. established late Friday spot
prices are: Niuscovado % test SO, and unolasses
sugar g test, 3T. About 5000 bags Cuba cen
trfugal. July clesrance and shipTnenf sold a. "a
basis. S test. cost and freight equal 70 So duty
paid. Other sugars sold al ? als, ahost. and June
shipment equal % 10 The market for refined
sugar Was hrm. Granulated sugar Il quoted as
follows net less l per cent cash. American Howell
ass; Federal. As0; Arbuckle AS but selling as
srted lots az AS. and probably straight bid bar
rels lots Warner at asa but by taxing orders 81
A15. All refner are expected 10 90 firm Monday
NAVAL ST0RES-Sprits turpentine uss nru ard
higher. New York. 43ls for machine made barrels
and Savannah. 40a1 Rosin. quiet and unchanged ;
common to good strained 33s3.5 tar quiet. 80
for oil barrels
FboUR-Quiet; supply meagsr Spring patents.
s45assS; spring clesrs 55oa575; winter straights,
s75s7oo; clears. 5eoa6l0: Kansas strsights. in
sacks. s.ooas-s5; Kansas clears, 625a575
BEEF-Steady; demand inactive Family l3cos
AO0: packet II 5ai2J.
PoRK-Firm; supply light Ness. D.EsD.75:
family. no.
LARD-Dul Prime Western, I2lo; city, u-0;
rcaned continent, lis; South American, l2fo; 70
fined Brazilian. kegs. l1l0
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. June i2-Money on call was noninally
per cent today There vas q hrner tone 20
the market during the week. the rate advancing
% ~ on WedneSday for the first time in sx
weeks The nnge was "a and IA and the average
about ~. against ar average n IA last week
Tine money became somewhat fruer rates rising
fracnonaly. Shorter maturities were practically
neglected. but there was fair inaary Fo- SIX and
seven months funds. and IL was noteworthy that
lenders were disinclined 10 make concession in
prices. The total amount u business was of
moderate size. Rates; 2Na2is for sixty DAYS: ZsaZ%
Tor ninety days; SaSS for four months: 5i.ass fox
Ave months 31za5k for six months, and ss.al for
over the year
The sterling market was frm to-day Rates
points higher. During the week The market de-
clined from 1875 for demand 20 AS65. then ad-
Vaneed again 20 is7so. No gold was exported Rates
fer actual business closed as follows: sixty davs
s5ai s5s5; demand, s7s5 cables 4s7s5a4 81
Commercial bills were 44x for ninety DAYS. and
4.sSs4.SSS for sixty days. Flour bills were ASA
for sixty days Grain bills. ASA for the same.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13
PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltmore June i2-ouotatians established b. the
B,Ifiuore Fgust and Produce Associ1rion are as
follows.
BUTTER--CTeaE1erT. scI2rlto-. per n. q lUf
tarion. ID. Eaes. p-irts. i-lb. Der To-. 27a5t. d.
lib per b. Za5. hlocks. 2-lh.. pCr %. aaE.
dairy prints MARYLAND. PcuusylTauia and Virginia
per ID. l6ll7. Virginia and West Virginia. store
Tacked. rer ID. i6i1. Chic. storc-nacEcd ucr H.
ls1s. nearly. rolls. pcr d. lS5 Ohic r1is Ucr D.
lsia, West Virginia rolls. per ih. iss
LIVE POULTRl-Old hens. heavyweight. per ID
Is spring chickens IL MS. ard over per Tb 25acs
IA lbs, per n. p. l5. and under. per D. H;
ducks. per 70. -: do white pekias per Ih.. ~;
spring ducks. : Ibs and over. Per ID. 4. pigeons
young. Der rair. 1oz-s; d. cd. pars - guinea
ScEls. Cd each. =
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13
New York Bank statement.

New York Bank Statement.
New York. June 1.-THE statemen, OF
clearinghouse banks for the week
shows that the banks hold $17.sl5. 100 more
than the requirements Of the Is per cent
reserve rule. This is decrease of n,Ol.-
200 IN the proportionate cash reserve as
compared with last week
The statement follows:
Loans. S, 1,362. .0o7. 900: increase, 11s e7s. 500.
Deposits. Sl.42s, 4es. 500; increase, SO.
go.
Circulation. s4s1s7.4o0: increase. $500.
Legal tenders. s7s.77s4cO: increase.
s., ,375, CO.,
Specie. set. .4O5. 400: increase, 81. .Iss.7oo.
Reserve. $375,1s1,S 800; increase. S45ll. 100.
Reserve required. $s75. 500 70o increase.
S5.552. 300
Surplus, 81, SIS, 100; decrease, sI,0l.2oo.
Extra United States deposits. SIS. "a. SIS: I:
decrease, S.oS1,7oO-
The percentage OF actual reserve Of the
clearinghouse banks to-day was 2s.oe.
The statement Of banks and trust COM
panies Of Greater New York not report
ing 10 the clearinghouse shows that
these institutions have aggregate deposits
Of SLsls 145. 700: total cash on hand 49,
1880. and leans amounting to N,1Ss,-
54S 800.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NeE York. June n-CATTLE-ReceiptS 800
Steady. Dressed beef slow. but steady
CALyES-Receipts, SO Weak Common 20 good
veais. 6ooaAoo; dressed veals. quiet city dressed
s1sal2l; country dressed. TallS
SHEEP AN DLANiBs-Reosipts 1s7o steadv;
one car unsold. Common 20 good Eheep, 37saz IS;
good 20 prime lambs. sOoas5
HoGS-RecsiptA 40 NOninslly easier On Buf-
falo adTiccA
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

cATTLE-Eztra. per ews, ksaaOo; butcher. 400
L50; common Ze0a300.
HoGs-Psr cwt. soss. roca7-sO; ordinary. per
evs.. 6eoa65
sHEEP-Pr.ns. clipped. lOOe45o; common. clip
ped. Aooz3D.
LAAlBs-Choice spring. per h. 8: medium. ~.
cALvES-Prime. pcT b. ~; medium. IA: con-
mon. 5aG
COws-Prime, fresh each ss-0as5oo, coumza.
15.ooa5ooQ; Old and d5. n.0oals.0
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

ouotstiOns furnished b. ". B. HIbhs 4 Co.
members a the Chicago Beard Of Trace Hibbs
Building. rs Fifteenth street northwest
Chicago June lZ-An advance Of nearly CENTS
AZ Winnipeg IN the price Of July wheat and more
moderate gains al Minneapolis and Duluth caused
considerable strength in the market hers II the
carly trading to-day. The urturn at the North
western grain oeoters was due 70 lively demand for
cash wheat b. nilleTs. Commission houses were
active bidders and offerings were comparatively
light
Notwithstanding local receipts were in excess Of
what had been estimated. the corn market vas
strong early. owing 10 buying by commission houses
and shorts based on reports Of excessive rains in
the corn belt The strength Of wheat also had
b0llish effect
Oats were firm IL sympathy vitA Ser grain The
bulk Of trading was in the September delivery
Provisions were strong az the Start particularly
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B-FoIi0KinG schedule figures published oulv
IS information and arr not guaranteed
For Atlanta Birmingham. Mobile. New Orleans
AsheTille Cbattanooga, Memphis. a. N. and l0,sS
o N daily Dining cars
For Rosnoke Knoxville. Chattanooga, Menphi,.
New Orleans. 1910 p. N. daily. Dining cara
For Atlanta. Birmingham Columbia, Charleston.
Auglsta Aiken, Savannah. jacksonville and Florida
points. 40 p N. daily. Dining car service
Tourist ears for California. tri-weekly. $40 d n.
Local for Harrisonhurg. a. m. daily; AIS D N.
weekdays for Danvlle. 10 e. N daily; and for
Charlottesville. 80 a. m and SIS p u. daily
Frequent trains 20 and from BlueTnont
l. s. BROWN. General Agent
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RwY

SCHEDULE N EFFECT JUNE & 100
Leave Washington New Union Station
900 a. m.-Daiy-An points on Norfolk and T.,..
ern also Knoxville. Chattanooga, and Meuuhis
1910 .. m.-Daily-Roanoke. Bristol. Winston
salem. Knoxville. ChattanOoga, Nashyille Aiemnbi,
New orleans. Through sleeper. Dining cara
For Norfolk-Leave Washington. 42O a. n dauv
uls a, N. daily lexcspt Sunday. Arrive Norsoit
uao A. m. and 50 p m
4o5 p. m.-Daily-Beryv:le. Luray. Shenandoah.
Elkton.
Trains from the Southwest arivs $50 a. N. and
t010 ?. m
Al isSormation Fourteenth street and New YORK
avenue Bond Buildiug).
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13
new YoRK sTOCK MARKEr.

ososasIous furnished By ". B. His5s = o..
nsmbeu New York stocs Exehasee. Hibos Buii6
ing Is Fifteenth street northwest.
CALL MoNEY-sALEs BY HOURS
MOncyi o., % H., p L., 1AS c. l7.
shares 10 II a. m......1B 1B3, 500
shares 20 IL m........ So, 900