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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-08-13

No 593. 81 Published June y 1902,
CHAPTER 400, LAWS OF 1909,
AN ACT TO amend section 1859 of the stat
utes relating to re assessment of prop
erty omitted from the tax roll
resented in Senate ana Assembly, do
enact as follows
SECTION !. Section 1859 Of the statutes
is amended to read Section 1879, Real
or personal property omitted from assess
4ent in any of the three next previous
sessed for the same year or years, shall be
entered once dditionally for each previous
year Of such omission, designating eaeh sneh
additional entry as omitted for the year
10. giving year OF omissi9nl
and afixing just valuation to each entry
FOR former year as the same should then
have been assessed according to his best
Judgment, and taxes shall pc iapportiehed.
and collected, on the tax roll for such
entry.
Section . This act shall take effect en-
be in force from and after It's passage and
publication.
Approved June 10, 1909,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-08-13

~ registered pharmacists as provided in
section 154Sa.
Seetfon 2 This act shall take effect
and be In force from and after its passage
and publication.
Approved June I6 1903.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08

On April 1 the Comptroller OF the Cur
rency put into effect a plan whereby the
banks, whose per cent redemption fund
is good for the redemptions as they come
In. will have their new notes shipped 10
them the day the Old notes are redeemed.
instead Of waiting for a week or ten
days. or even longer. as under the old
plan
The method OF redemption OF bank notes
is cumbersome and fun OF delays. and
has been a source Of irritation 10 the
banks for many years. The old plan Is
as follows:
The notes are received by the redemp-
ton agency OF the Treasurer Of the
United States. There they are asserted
and counted and two Of the corners are
sheared on. so as 10 make them unfit Tor
circulation.
co TO Redemption Division.
From the redemption agency they are
sent 10 the redemption division of the
ONCE OF the Comptroller OF the Currency.
where they are again counted. The notes
are then passed over 10 the counters rep
resenting the Secretary's Office and after
being counted by them the agents Of the
different banks are notified 10 come IN
and count the notes and 10 witness their
destruction. As some or the agents come
but once a week. there IS an additional
delay IN some cases
When the notes have been counted by
the agents OF the national banks. which
is the last and final count. they are taken
10 the maoerator and ground into pulp.
After the notes have been destroyed. a
| schedule Of them is furnished 70 the
bookkeepers' division Of the ComptroIler
OF the Currency's Office. where the
amount Of the notes IS entered under
the ledger accounts kept for each bank,
as a credit. and after these entries are
made. a list IS furnished 10 the issue
/ division OF the COmptroller's Office OF
the banks which are entitled 10 receive
new notes and the amount thereof.
Finally Notes Are shipped.
After these various processes are com
pleted, taking several days. the new notes
are shipped In the meantime the banks
are cIamoriug for their new note.
I Under the plan which went into effect
I on ApElA j. the new notes VIII ne shipped
| 10 those banks whose redemption fund Is
4 good the day the notes are received IN
/ the Treasury Department. The redemp-
| tion agency OF the Treasurer's office viii
/ simply send TO the Comptroller Of the
I Currency direct a list Of the banks
whose notes have been redeemed tha;
/ day and are entitled 20 receive new
notes. and the Comptroller viii. through
his issue division. ship the new circula-
\ ton the same day.
| The long processes Of redemption IN thu
I various divisions will, OF course. follow
/ along. after the notes have been ship
/ ped.
/ The only delay IN the redemption o,
I national bank notes which affects the IN.
/ teTests OF the banks IS between the tins
/ OF shipment OF lawful money BY them tC
/ reimburse the redemption fund. and ~
/ receipt by them Of the new notes IN place
/ OF those redeemed. Through the new
I plan, this time viii be reduced BY a weel
I or ten days, which viii be a very ma.
I terial saving 10 the banks.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.



BUTTER-CreameTy. fsney, 90: Western frsts.
2-ae9: secouds. 26a: process fancy. Z5s5: fair 10
good. 3aa; dairy. choice. a2i; good lsar7; store
packed. fresh. 15ss.
CHEEsE-Nsw YORK State. fancy. large IsssaI7;
do. small, Tal7iz.
EGGs-Near-by. fancy. Virginia. los OF. Is;
West Virginia and Southwest Virginia, ls; Tennes-
see. Is North Carolina u; ducks. s6
LIVE POULTRY-Chickcns. lsaZ3: spr5rr EaB;
hens. IS; roosters. 3; ducks. large. 12ai5: do.
small. I2aH: geese 7as: do fancy. loai2: turkeys.
toms. Is; do. hens. nan; TURKEYS. thin. I2al5;
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys. choice. undravn.
hens. 2aa9. do. sFerage. undrawn 3oa22. do. thin
l2zal4: chickens 2a22; capons. 7-lb. average Za3:
do. small Isa2;' hens. l5alo roosters. sas. ducks
l6sls: geese usl3
DRESSED NIEATs-Calves. fun dressed. Il. Do.
heads Of. IL hog dressed calves 10 hams country
sugar cured l2ll4; hens. small and neat Pc cWt.
SOFAS 80: do. medium T0oa7.50; do heavy 550as co.
EEGETABLES-PotatOcs. homegrown Der bus
90zLo0: per Dbl. 2Za250; Eastem Shore Ter hbl
2o0a2 q: sweet potatoes. per bbl.. 250a275. yams
per bbi l5oai75; carrots. per bbl.. L2Sal5 cucun-
bers. per bas., l.00aLa: celery. per doz. stalks,
50aso cucumber pickles. per bas.. 75aI25; cabhsge
per bbL. Le9aL5o; eauiifower, per bbL. L75a2 %
onions per bus 70as0; Maryland and Virginia, peB
bbl.. L55aL75; Ohio, pr bbL, l75a2oo: lettuce
Florida. per bbl.. L00al-0
GREEN FRUITS-Oranges. choice per box. 30aa
dVus f4QTlQas DoA. --VNd-sJs
2oOa3OO; apples King per Dbl. 5Vos3 50: York In
perial. packed. 4ooai50; Bea Davis. packed. 250a
As: Wine Sap. packed. 375a4so: AIbemarle Pippin,
4.00a500; good 70 prime 20oa300. poor 20 fair L50z
zoo; openhead barrels. common 20 good, lOOa. 50;
fancy table fruit. 5ooa6O0: cranberues. Cape Cod
per bbl 7o0as.o0; do. standard crate. 20ca2 25;
pineappes Florida. per crate. 275a2o0 srawbeTTies
quart. l0a90.
DRIED FRUITs-Apples. sliced. fancy. I; Co.
sliced. bright. 555 cherries p: blAckberies. 4;
whortlebcrries. 10: raSpbeues. T.
GRAIN-Whear, Southern, on grade, Lloa12 .: rye,
75as5 corn shelled, white, 7oa7i d., yellow 7Oa74
new. ear a75aioO; oats. Western white No. 2 64a66
old. mixed 62se3.
SUNDRIES-Beeswax q: taIlow. sae1s: honey.
white clover lib. new 13; do. 2lb.. new. I0al2:
ginseng. per h.. 5.0Oa5.0; seneca. per h. 20;
golden SEAL 40ai5; pink. I2alf; mandrake 2a3: snake
root. 35 walnut kernels. dry i6al6.
WOOL AND HIDES-WOol. washed free of buns.
per b.. 25 do. unwsshed. free Of burs, per h.,
q do bury. per ID. I7als; hides green, per b..
g: do. dry. per H.. lSals; sheep skins green,
each 7saI00; do dry. each. 25a60 calf skins, green.
each LOoai 90; muskrat. each. 32a3i black, each.
55sa0: skunk each black L75a225: mink, each
4oOa5.0e; rabbit skins. each. /; opossum. each.
2a40 raecoon each 9oaL00 fox. red. each, Lo5a2 So
do, gray each, SaLo0.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Charles b. KneH. q. AID Sarah Hauss. q Rev.
z. II. SVEN
orlin N. Jenes, %, Crosby. \. Oak. and May L.
Cunning p Rev. r. I. shipley
Levy Doyle. 2. and Edna Able -. Rev. W. G.
Dram.
Arthur F. Kvis. p. Cleveland. and Maud was.
ner. 2. Rev. John Weidley-
Angelo verrone. s. and Mariuocia R. Emilia. q
Rev. Nicholas Taselll.
william B. Meody, q, Chesterfield County. Va.
and Ruth N. Traylor. a. Richmond Rev John
Reid shannon.
Charles F. Gray. 3 and Ida wnherson. "A Rev.
]. II. Wells.
Robert n. Lofts. s. and Leona B. shultz. a.
both Of spottswood. Va. Rev. J. B. McLaughlin.
Ocy P. Wright, 81, and Lctfie T. Peiderton. g
both q PottsylTania County. Va Rev. J. B. Nc.
Laughlin.
james II. Mitchell. q. and Heurietta Little. g.
Res. J. B. Mclaughlin
james ]. Logan. 8. and Sarah S. KeyEorth g
both Of York. Pa Rev. r. W LoWrie.
COLORED
Edward Garter. 2. and Minnie B. OTIS d Rev.
J. B. Mclaughlin.
BENJAMIN H. smith. 2. and saIis BHa<n. Z
Rev. D. Washington.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

New York April 7.-BUTTER- Receipts. $3.50
packages: steady. Creamery extra. p; State dairy,
tubs. isac5. imitation creamery frsts. ..
EGGs-Reccfpts q. .l75 cases. firm Nearby white
fancv 23aZ5 fresh hrsts. 2gka21.
MILL FEED-StrUngcr. but dull Spring hTan
in l60-lb. sacks TO arrive 95 go standard milling
100. city bran. $50. in bulk; Western red dog
90. 70 arrive. winter wheat bran. in loO-lb sacks
G8
OATs-steady: duh trade No. white. 595za60
No. white. 5s1za59; No. { white. Sass: No. 2
mixed. 55i5 natural and clipped white on track.
51iza1
FLOUR-High hindering trade. Spring PATENTS
a6oa650: spring clears. 50oa520: winter straights
sass. winter clears. 5Ooa525; Kansas straights
in sacks 5-l0aGOo Kansas clears. LSa5.O
RYE FLOUR-Strong; moderate inquiry: A3oaa. -
CORNMEAL-Steady; quiet. Kiln-dried, for ex-
port, 3f5; coerse meal, IN bags, L47aI-5o.
HAY-ReceiDts $50 tons: steady: inactive. Prime
timothy. s.. No. /. 30; No. 2. 70a75; No. 3. s.
STRAW-Receipts. 20 tons; strong Long rye 10
BEEF-steady; business inactive. Family. BO0a
$50; packet. l.O0al40.
PORK-steady; business quiet Mess, BO0als %:
family Bj0alssO.
TALLOW-steady; small tr1de. City. in hogs
heads. So
LARD-stesdy. Prir1e Western. oG; city. 100;
refined continent las5; South American. li.5o; re-
fined Brazilian. kegs. l2D: oleostearine. l9; lard
stesrine. slOT: New York. uA: Chicago uA
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
MACCABEES HOLD A MEETING
New Members Initiated Into Order
Last Night at ArmOry.

A number Of new members were
initiated last night into the order Of the
Nlaccabees at a meeting IN Nationai
Rifles Armory. An interesting entertain
ment was given. Mrs Melva J. Caswell.
State commander Of the organization,
presided.
Miss Bina II West supreme record
keeper. delivered an address 10 the new
members. urging them to put forth their
best endeavors in behalf Of the good OF
the order. knights OF the uniformed
rank acted as ushers, in charge OF Mai.
" ". Burch.
Those who took part in the entertain
ment were:
Wolfs Orchestra. Master Lecch. Miss Lewis. Ms.
D-. Smart, Gladys Barrous. Mary Juueman sadie
N. LipD. Hida Berberich. Louise smith Mildred
Raymond. Dorothy White Beatrice Coscrove Mas
ter B0uiui. Helen Bereas. E,hel King. Gladys Kain
Herrietts Bersns. MadclIn Smithson. Mamie
schuyler. Ollie Meyers. Ruby Raymond Leona
Callan and Irving Coasrove
Those received into the order Were
Bessie Leslie. Fannie Leese. Nellie r HeEsTnan
Margaret Brodt. josephine ROsa Naruie pearso--
Enlna h. Tuner. Grace Nettleton. Marion RusseI
lila NJ. Stahl. Alice V De Atley. Elizabeth Dics,
haut. Sue L Walton. Nettie A Edrrunds Mar
Crowley. Mary Wondsrly. Catherine Horran. Ida
Enrick. Adells Mason. Ella ]. Roche. Lillian Won
derly. Florence Prince. Gertrude Bcchman Sidonia
Dunn. Sophie Lef. MARY Steele. Anna ]. Rab
bett. Pearl Shelton. Jane Chiids. Jane Moran Ela
J. Garter, Catherine Cogan. Agnes p. Crrickshank
Agnes B. Crlicsshank. Matte Brennan. Ella Davi
son. Mabd Garner Henrietta Wetzei. Else Haven
ner. Mary B. Wells. EeanoT Taylor Katie No
Oonchie. Ida NJ. Grady. Naomi Lowe. Ella Jones
Mary A. Ellis. Augusta Bradley- Agnes O'Douneu
Esther G. larson. Annie Z. Teller. Iona CJuey
Irene g. McGonan, Ms D. I. Gernon. Ernma J.
LAndner. Anna Snoots. Ethel Osb0rn Marion Det
wiler. Charlotte Xander. Annie NJ Derges. Mar
garet Roberts. Jennie Howard. Mildred Van Rsuth
Grace NJ. Ellis Beryl c. Gardner. Addie ;. Nave
Maggie ". MOrecock Trcssie NJ Williams Nanni,
NJ. Hodge Mary Buckley. Nellie r. fitzgerald
Sophie T1chtenburE. LOttie Vi. Lewis May j.
Boyd Mary b. BOrtles. Mrs kcmig. Celia 8lolin
ness. Nellie Fowler. Bessie Talbot. stella Degen
hardt, Agnes Degenhardt. Marion ~ Scasgs. Julia
n. BeckWith. Nellie r. Shipley. Nellie q. Stove
and DUTa ] B. Hendrix.
The following succeeded in procuring
the largest. number Of new members:
Mrs Mary L. Pierre. AIRS. Martina Senay. Ms
Margaret ]. Sheuztt. Miss Maud Wade Mrs
Mary Lewis AirS Ma7y L. Patrick Mrs. LuC
Gardner. Airs. Kate Lorenz. 3iIs. CharloJte Lewis
Miss Ida Edmister, and Miss Edith Van Nsss.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. April 7.-wheat to-day was unsettled
and irregular; corn. dull: oats firm on light re-
ceipts; rye. steady and higher. and -four. firm
on good demand.
wHEAT-Spot contract Is; spot No. red
Western, Ls5: April L35: July. ll0aL I05t F:
steamer No. 2 rUd LS2: receipts 3s96 bushels: :
Southern On grade. Ls3aL S5s.
CORN-Spot contract, 75lza73& April T31taz3Z
May T3%a737s: steamer. mixed. 70is: receipts g. =
s bushels; exports. g. 151 bushels; southern white
corn. 721S-
OATs-stock In elevators, les ssl bushels; ship
meats from elevators. SOB bushels. White No q
59as0: do No. 5 571za5si5: do. No. l. 55Isa56 :
mixed No. 2 57a57is: mixed. No. 5 56a56z mixed
No T. 5sa5sls
RYE-Stock in elevators. s20 bushels: ship
nents from elevators. 3.ll2 bushels No. Western
rye. export. s5as6: No Western, uptown delivery.
s.: No. Western rye uptown, Sass; bag lots as 20
quality and condition. 75aS4.
BARLEY-Stock in elevators 3l65 bushels; ship
ments from elevators. % bushels
FI,OUR-Winter extra. 4.70ai90; winter clear 52Oa
SIS; winter straight 545a560; winter patent. 5soa
$50 spring clear 4s0a470: spring straight 6l5a5 20
gring patent. 5s5G610: City Mills best patent
$50; do. high-grade patent. as; do. high-grsde
straight 6l5: do. choice family SO; do, extra
Asoafso. Rye -four. medlum - choice, 425aG 81
Cczn meal. per 100 lbs., LSaL70
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Business on the washington Stock
Exchange yesterday wes fairly active.
with a decline in prices in one or two
issues Gas showed the most marked
decline. selling down from 72A to ia.
The sales were two twenty-hye-share
lets. No special reason was assigned for
the decline, except the old one OF hope
deferred in relation to the promised ae-
ton OF the company for the benefit OF
its stockholders, which again does not
appear 10 be forthcoming.
Bank shares entered into the trading
to-day to some extent. Commercial Ma
tional Bank selling for 1T5 and Second
National Bank for 151.
Mergenthaler sold on call and after call
between cots and 20S. Lanston sold fifty
shares at IA on regular call and 80 shares
after cali. the last sale being al an ad-
vance Of one-eighth OF a point
There is talk IN financial circles to the
effect that the dividend 10 be announced
soon upon Lanston VIII place that stock
on a per cent basis. and this is given
as the main reason for the advance OF
the price OF the stock recently.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by W. 3. Hibbs & o..
members Of the Chicago Board q Trade. Hibhs
Building. y Fifteenth street northwest
Chicago. April with one exception. wheat has
never sold 50 high. and. with the sane exception.
excitement never rn 50 high IL 6id to-day Il ths
Chicago wheat pit Trading hegan furiously before
the sound of the song opening the board o. trade
had died away. and FOR hours pandenonrlm reigned.
The opening figures we're IA % n cents higher
than the prsviOas closing The first sale of Nav
wheat was az Ia. and VeTy shortly u was Al
ia. the top sale being 81 cents higher than the
highest Of last MONDAY TIE top Price to-day Is the
highest ever reached. except one occasion more
than twenty yea=s ago
The holiday of yesterday was used by the buIls
connected with the Pattoa Interests 70 spread aba
bun sentiment This was helped along By higher
cables from Liverpool. reports Of rains IN kansas
and an estimated shortage Of the crop in that
State.
The market bad some fluctuations during the dsy
but the price vas crowded up sgzin and a-ain 10
the high level and the close for MAY wheat was AZ
the TOP. Meanwhile July wheat had crauled I'D 10
liz and closed al a snail fracti01 below that ag.
ure-
The other grains were but little Affected and
provisions pursued about ths usual course fo- recent
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08

New 1oTN- Aprll I--WhEAT-HeerT- active trade
No No-thern Duluth. 70 arrive LSlZ: No ? ed
z. o. +. LSf&; No hard. New York. {. O b .
lS2as; No. ! macaroui IN T. O. b: No I Mani
tooa. lZ7iz; No ? Manitoba. T. o b. l.29H TX
porteTs took nothing here sales reported OF 4SomO
bushels No hard. T. e. b. Galveston August
September shipment and 10 loads Manitoba
CORN-StrOnE supply No. ? elevator 10 arrive
~; No ?. 2 o. b.. spot. 75s No. ?. 70 arrive. IS
Z o b.; No. yellow. T. o. b. Is; No. white
z. o. b.. nominal
RYE-StrOng. but dull No. z T. O b. nomi-
nal 50.
Wheat prices advanced IN a somewhat sensational
way e1riy as shorts were badly alarmed. but during
midday there rapid recession on free realizing
later there another sharp sdvznce On the Ofcia
crcP report
Corn dull and slightly weaker.
There Is active export demand for wheat in
part FOR August September shipment from Galveston
Business was restricted at times BY a heavy wind
storm prostratiag wires west of Chicago No quota
ti0ns Eero received from Duluth OF Minneapolis
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08

CITIZENS EQUIrABLE BUILDING ASSOCIA-
TION or GEORGETOWN. D. c
Organized Ap-l. l55.

Tfs Associaricl AnuoU1crs the ITelry-siZth
Issue II St--s.
THIS ASSOCIATION VIII be rr1e- the supervisor x
the Comp-roIer ~ the Curreucv q the Treasury De-
r1r--nc-t eu1 VII have -r--uiratir--s made cf is
ufairz iu The szre manner cs national and savings
banks AID Trust companies of tAe Dis-rict q Co
ll-rhia
Au q is funds are invested in frss mortsagss
u1o1 property In the Disrct @ Columbia
The slarss are c1e dollar pr uo1-l, poyeh-s
1n the second Monday n sa,l n11th-
Interest is allowed Cd Cach share AZ the rl-e q
& p-r cent f5r f1lr years 8 uer cent tcr three
yll-s and ufr c-r- thtr.iirer.
TIE stcez can D. Ei-ntrlEu az any tine - giving
uotirs e desire to ID so.
Advances are inside tl s,ocsh1l1srs az the rate q
SO per share mon RAJ estate secsrty.
s. THOMAS BROWN. President
P--s-1elt e tie faull-s and Nechanios
EDGAR FRIsBY. yioe Pasdent.
Prlfas5or Narhens-ics. Naval Observatory.
CHAS i. WILLIAMS Secretary.
Of the Banking F.m q Lewis johnson
and Company.
HARRY c. KLEINSCHMIDT. Treasurer.
DIRECTORS
ARTHUR SMALL. Bureau EngrsTi-E and
Priuting- Treasury DeUart.nenr.
THOMAS J. STANTON. GTocT.
Zrh and o streets.
HENRY IS. USHER Gr0orr.
Si street and WiSconsin sTeuus
PATRICK F. CARR. Wins and Liluo-s
565 II srreaa
HIRAM vs. BARRETT. Treasury De7artaarf
C. = VAN OSTRAND. Bureau = Standards.
Ge0lcglc2l Surrey
JAMES z. STAKE. SIS 0 street
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
The Safest Investments
PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. April 1--Quotati0us established by tha
Baltimore Frat and prodCce Asscclti-n are as
follows:
BUTTER-C-eamsry. separator. per d. 80: imi-
ta,ioa Za3: prints. 1-Ib. per ID. Soasl. Do. lib.
Ean; blocks 2-Ib Der D. SuSl: daIy prints.
Maryland. Pennsslvarsa ard Virginia. Der n. l5aI7;
Virginia and West Virginia. sso-eraSEsd. I5als:
Ohio stors-pacsed lssi7i nearby rols, LAS OAio
rons. TaIs: West Virginia rolls. lsaI7-
EGGS-NIaryland. Pennsylgazia. and nearby
f-sis. pcr doz. q: Eastern shore. Maryland. and
Virzinia. per Goz. o; Weston frsis. pr c1z-. %
Wcsg Virginia, pCr coz. D.
LIVE PGULTRE-Eolfag chickens, 20 size Der
ID SAD. oid Aeus, beavy-Feisht, Der n, li-l4s;
winter chickens. - % 2-- lbs. ~ To- -; -llis
chickens 70 IA Ihs. ue- ID. SAs5; dues Ter l1.
I5al6, d. Waite Pesins. pc- lo-. loalis p,se11s
y1urr Uair so: do. cd. pair 81; guinea t1Uisi
o,d each. =. do young. - Us. ard o7s- eac- 81
POTADOES-Nea--hy. Url-ne. DIT bus. -a-ei
DO. Wes5ern Maryland and P-nlsv.rania. Igl-le
per bus. s5aLoo; do. New YORK prime per bus
lfba1 CO CO.. Western rr-rle, PER riS- -u------
new per barrel 6.eoaI.e; sweets, h--s-e-n >leI-
yeuows, per hbi., l95a5-o; do. Norh Carolina
hhL 3toa5 90, yellow. Der has. l-a-9l; Vans
Tir.iuia per bbi l-25al50, DO, North carolina
fancy Der tb.. balls
GRIN FRUITS AND VEGETAB BLES-Apples
Western Aiar1a and Pellsyl1aula peF DOL
r4rked sosal0o, do, New Ncrk- ass1r1e1, pei
b. s51a5O0. Asparagus. Charleston. Qer ou1ch
elssO. bets new. Florida. per crate. 25l3oo; do
Charleston. per bunch. IA; cabbage. Ncw fors
STATE per ton. -; do. new. tioucas Ter cf-fe
50ss 90. do. new Charleston, per crate
z5a30o. celery. Florca, per cate. -sla--7'
do HOMEGROWN. pCT bun. Sat; cTarbeTrles. Caps
Cod ps- bhl.. s0alao0 do. per boN, Alsa2ae
cuennbers. Florida. tn boS. 3oaaie'. eggniants
E7orida. uer crate. se3s3so5 ETape .riit FLORIDA
pcr box SaaZ59 kale, natlve. per bol-. L0al- 5
l iettuce. North Carolina. reE has, lZaLs5: do
F7o-ida rer has. L5oais5. onions New YORK and
Western Der bus. LGGal TO; oranges. Flcrlca. pa
box as 10 size 25a3-oo; DO. California. pel
crate 2O0a275: spinach. native per bus. box. 5a5
do NolfoIk. per bbl-. 2oo12so; squash, Florida
rer crate Lsoa209, srVaUbeuics Florida rer quart
l5aN. green beans. Florida. per bas.. 2521-o1i va
bans Florida Der bas. Zooa2oo; tomatoes Florida
/ pcr carir. l25a2oo: tuTuips. native. per bus.
Eaeo.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. April 7.--Sterlins steady. 70 points
lower. Rates for actual business. closed. Sixty
DAYS. 4s6loai-S62o; demand. 4S7Caas775; cables.
4ssa4. .ss05
Commercial bills ASH for ninety DAYS. s51a
4s6S for sixty DAYS: -four bills Asa. for sixty
DAYS grain bills $50 Grain and cotton bills
scarce.
Money On call az the stock exchange opeued At
IL per cent; highest, 2; lowest. IA closing 2 rer
cent Most of The days loans we're al l7s Der cent
Time money readily obtainable. the supply ex-
ceeding the demand which was not esneci,II,,
% for ninety dayS Rates 2aZlz for sixty dsvs qs
for ninety; "a for four months; @. for Eve and
si1 months; shaw for over the year. Mercantile
paper issued in moderate volume
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. April 7.-CATTLE-Rec !. 400
bead. Prime steers 56Oa5.60: oxen, 2Oa425; bulls.
25a5io; cows. 265s460. Dressed beef dun at So
ais
CALVES Receipts. 3700 head; steady. veals,
500a9.o0; culs, 400 Dressed calves weak to lower
city dressed veals, sal4; country dressed. sal2
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 30 head; IN
shon sheep A50a625: unshorn lambs TOcasZ 3; culls
$50: clipped lambs. 6.7s; Maryland and Jersey
spring lambs. 550a600 each
HOGS-ReceiptS. S.Ssa Lead: ez7a State hoss.
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The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY ". b Hibbs & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange Hibbs
Building rs Fifteenth street northwest
New York April Cotton was strong and active
to-day prizes going up 10 points net on bull
support covering and laying in q long cotton for
rise. About midday prices sagged OF points
but quickly rallied. and the closing Was generally
above the opening.
Receipts at the ports were 1900 bales against
2 so last week and q SIS last year For the week
50 900 bales against 81 5I last week and % see last
year. Receipts AZ New Orleans were 5.5a5 bales
agzinSt Sfl3 last year. and at Houston. ss2 bales
arainst 90 lasf rsar
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

cArTLE-E1tra. per cvt. s0a6OO; butcher. 4Ooa
40; common. 20oa3.0O.
HoGs-PeT cEt. gross, 5eoaS75; ordinary. per
cWt 6o0ss.50
LAMBS-Choice Iial2: medium. 10.
sHEEP-Prime, Es0a5oo; common. 35oas00.
CALVEs-Prme, per ID. IA medium. sas5s
grass, l.
CoWs-Prime, frssA, each, S50oasaoo; common,
S.0sSo.oa; old and dTy. lGooAlS@
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-ReE,iar call. II O'Clock nOons
Columbia Railroad s. 500 AZ l05-
Na ngtnn Railway and Electric Is. $50 al ssh
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. at
sO4.
Washington Gas. o at TX, . At ~
Mergenthales Linotype, 10 al 9T5s, ] AZ DT7s, !
al 207s.
Lanston Monotype. . az a.
Commercial National Bank 70 az IL
Second National Bank. 8 At 49,
After call-Lanston AlonoUpc. 50 az Il. - a. u.
% at ia
heryenthaler LINOTYPE ] Al 20T7s { az 3s
Capital Traction. u al IS3
FolloEing the bid and asked prices on yester-
days Washington Stock Exchange:
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