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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-13
ANNUAL MEETING Of
STATE NATIONAL
YESTERDAY
Korber, New Vice Pres
ident of Healthy Young Insti-
tutioni 0, n, Marion Re-
elected President Board Of
Directors Also Reelected

The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders Of the state National
bank was held at it's banking office
yesterday afternoon A board Of d.
%rcctors for the ensuing year was elect
ed. and much additional business
transacted. The personnel OF he
board is the same as last year. with
one exception. Mr.. Jacob Korber was
added as a director Mr.. Korber is
one Of Albuquerque's most prominent
and progressive business men. His
familiarity with and knowledge of To-
cal business and financial conditions
will make him a valuable addition to
the official family of this progressive
institution.
After the business Of the stockhoid-
ors meeting was completed, a meet
ing of the board OF directors was held
At this meeting O. y Marion was re-
elected president, Jacob Korber. vice
president. r.. II. Collier reelected
cashier. and Roy Mcdonald reelected
assistant cashier The state National
bank. while comparatively a young
Institution. has become one Of the
solid. substantial banks Of the terri
tory. The bank viii celebrate its nth
anniversary iu April OF this year The
i%eposits OF the bank at the present
time aggregate approximately 5000
600.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-13
STRONC'S BOOK STORE

Have you seen our Duke City
Linen" Here is a lot of nice paper
at % cents per pound with envelopes
to match at 10 cents per package THIS
stock sells to nearly every Il who
needs paper of this kind which is the
evidence Of its value. Then, Of
course. we have higher grades. run
ming in price from IS cents to $50
per box.
Just received. a shipment Of those
"Erasos." for erasing ink. They are
SAID to be the real thing Price -
cents. two for a quarter.
One-third ON On
Framed Pictures.
Clauss shears. Scissors and Razors
Postcard Albums.
Bric-a-Brac.
Leather Pillow tops and
Hall Hangers
Do Won need Sales Books with your
;mprint and advertisement We are
agents for Adams Bros, Topeka, Kan
price s22 so per thousand with eight
Morocco covers.
We carry all the standard maya
zines and take your orders for sub
scriptions
STRONG'S BOOK STORE
Phone 1to4 Next to F"s'o'''e
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-13

Diamonds, Jewelry, Cut Glass. Our
Watch Repair Department is second
10 none in the Southwest. Prices the
Best for Which Perfect Goods May
BE Sold.
POS WEST CENTRAL.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-13
ROSY Y PLUMP


Its not "a new food TO me. re-
marked a Va. man. in speaking OF
.Grape-Nuts.
Ntrut tK olve"nrouths 7as H7s -RHe
was iu very bad health. could not keep
anything on her stomach The Doctor
recommended milk. haaf water. hrt =
was not sufficiently nourishing
4 friend of mine told me n day
TO try Graue-Nuts rms cream The
result was really marvellous. Ny wife
soon reEalnrd her usual strength and
today Is as rosy and plump as when
Il girl OF sixteen.
These arc ulain facts and nothing
I could say in praise 81 Grapc-Nuis
Wouid ~rxaErcratr in the least the
value Of this great food
Name given hs Postum Co. Battle
Greek Mich Read The Road 10
MELVILLE in rkgs There's "a Rca-
SON.
Ever ryad the above h.ttcrs \ new
one appear from time e. Time. They
arr genuine. true snd fun of human
Interest.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-13
MISS ALBRIGHT IN
CONCERT JAN. 26
AlbuQuerQue's Talented Opera
tic Singer to Appear With
Support Of Other Local
Artists at Elks' Theater.

Albuquerque music lovers will be
pleased To learn that Miss Claude Al
bright will give "a concert AT the Eiks
theater oG ~Taucsiay. 5s-r'Hsf5 20. as
sisted by a number Of other we'll
known local singers. the program
planned being one If rare musical eN-
cellence. Her many Albuquerque add
mlrers welcome the rather rare OPP
portunities afforded TO lear Miss Al
bright. Al-buquerque's most successful
singer. and it Is safe 90 say that she
will sing 10 a fuii house on the 2eth.
Further announcement viii be made
Ia a few DAYS. and the program viii
b. published in full
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-13

san Francisco. Jan l2-The state
railroad commission today fined the
Santa Re railroad $4,000 Tor illegal
discrimination in rates The south
crn Pacific was found guilty. hut was
@ fined
The specific charge on which the
commission aAed ia fixing the fine
was that the railroad company had
carried oil shipments from Bakers
field to this city for the Associated
OH company. az a rate OF % cents a
barrel. whereas the legal rate fixed by
the board is SIS cents "a barrel
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-13

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-13
SPOTLIGHT ON The
SEWER QUESTION
Illustrated Lecture at Meeting
of Brotherhood Of St, Paul at
Methodist Church This Eve
ming,

At the regular monthly banquet OF
the brotherhood Of st Paul al the
parlors Of the First Methodist church
at ! O'Clock tonight. Or James II.
wroth Will read a paper on the pro-
posed sewer system for the city OF
Albuquerque. well Illustrated win
sfereopticen views. II promises to be
an Illuminating lecture and win
doubtless be largely attended The
banquet viii be Tor men only. aud
tine dinner. which b. furnished by the
Ladies' Aid society. viii be thirty-five
cents.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-13

DIR CONNER osTEoPArH.
Room q y. T. Arnilo Building.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-13

olympia Wash. Jan l2.-Judgc
Milo \. Root Val notified Governor
that he viii not attempt 10.
qualify for "a second term on the SUI
premc bench. 20 which ne was elected.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-13

Washington Jan I2-New Mexico
and Arizona Unsettled weather Wed
nesday aud Thursday. with probable
IN south and rain or snow n the
north. rising temperatures.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-08-17
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Trading on the Washington Sock tx
change yesterday was both lively and in
good volume. Bonds were picked up IN
some quantity, and In stocks oil the old
favorites were on the record. with Lam
ston much in the lead.
In the bond trading one small regis
tered United States per cent was bought
in at 80 cents above par; two Metropoli-
tan IS brought III; five Potomac Electric
Consolidation 5s went on record at 1O8 9-S.
and one Chesapeake and Potomac was
knock down at 1O4. Bios showed a very
active demand for bonds, but otherwise
than In the instances mentioned they
were not for sale. After call two Rail-
way Is were offered at s. 5-S and prompt
ly taken.
on call Railway preferred sold at %,
and a quarter OF q point higher on bids
which aggregated several hundred shares
Washington Gas came out in moderate
volume. and the price advanced from
q IL TO " rs on the transactions re-
corded. The buying broker OF Gas SEEM
ed in a responsive MOOD and IL IS prob
able that much more OF the stock could
ave been sold had It been offered.
Merganthaler was active for 50 high
a priced stock, selling some nve-share
lots and one ten-share lot at 2lS IL to
Pc 81
Lanston came out 10 the extent OF
about 1900 shares, and was promptly
taken az I6 81 to IT,
Trading In bank shares was confined 70
two small sales OF Metropolitan Bank
and Washington Loan and Trust.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-08-17
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
prioOs or0tcd are wh0asalel


/ BUTTER-CTeamery. fancy. 2Sa2Sh Western. nrsts
2jaaz: seconds 2a22: proceas. fancy. pa 20 e..
fair TO good uR22: dairy, choice, Iga2J; do. g,od
Isalg: s;oye-packed. fresh lSal9
CHEESE-New York state factory fancy aats
| liA.alAI small. l5al551; large. l4sal4N.
EGGS-Near-by, choice, returpa5ie cases. q: West
Virginia and Southwest Virginia, retuIuahle casa
2; North Carolina. returnable cases q
LIVE POULTRY-Chickeus srriuc l,ryp IN
lSal9; do. medium, EalS; do. small. I7aB; hens
small, Ter ID. l3it1n. large Il! ROSTERS uer In
s. ducks, Old 10 do, spring lbs. and over lOal2
geese. per ID. cal; do, fancy Sal0 turkeys toms
per D., g; DO. hens, Is; do, thin. 10; keats Der
h. l0al2
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys. choice. uDdravn
hens per To-. Is: do. average, uudrawn mixed ls
chickens. per d.. l6aEi hens choice per H. LAS
ROSTERS. psr ID. ~ ducks lOoI2: geese. Der b.
Gallo
DRESSED MEATs-Hams. country. sugar cured
IglLal5.
YE0ETABLEs-Potatces pc, Dbl. L75al %.
swoe. potatoes per Dbl. new Z00a275: Jams. per
bbi.. 2OOaZ50; cabbage per Dbl. crate 90; celery
New York. per doZ, l0a60; cucumbers. per bas.,
Goals; lettuce home grown. Dbl. 50a75, lettllce
New YORK, per bos-, l5al9; ouious Marylaud and
Virginia, per bbl l.75a2oo; string beans, PER BIS
4la75; beets. bunch. 2a5; peas has. 75al 3
GREEN FRUiTS-Appies, loose, Der bbl Ola
Is; peaches Der 6bas. carrier l5a200 do, pel
box. LQG2L25; do, common. 25a50; oranges Cali
fornia Nalenclas. rer box, 275a3Z; lemons Sicily
per box. 50oaJ.25: pineaDDlss Florida, Der crate.
l75a300; da1ns0ns. pr h.. SR; dAmsons rlurs gL
WOOL AND HiDES-WOol. unWaahed free 81
burs, per h.. 2a29 WOOL bury, per h. 25a2s; hides
green PER b. lOall; do. dr. per b., Isal6; sbeep
skins, green, each, l5al00; do dry each 25aj0; clL
skins. green. each. LG1aL80.
sUNDRIES-BeeswaK. 2a3O: taIow sasb: gin
seug. per b. 5Ooa5.5O; Seneca, per b. 20; Golden
Seal. 40a45: pink. l2alA; mandrake 2a3; snake
root, s..
GRAIN-Wheat, new, per bushel. S5aLG3; corn,
sheed. per bushel. sOa8; ear. per barrel A25aG 80,
oats. Western white. No. 2 Der bushei 6sa72: mixed
62a64: bran. per ton. BOOaS0.0O; middlng. per ton
S00as20.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-08-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Jacob T. Sale. 25. and Nina May Bouck, q.
both Of Binghamton. y. 7. Rev, D. c, Macleod
Victor NJ Kramer. g, and Ida r. Fallen. g.
Rev. W. J. Carroll
Harry A. Hetzler. q and Leona Y. Langley.
II. Rev. T. J. O'CUBnol-
Luther Stepp, 2, Cootes Store Va. and Ida
Bowman. 70. Broadway. Va. Rev Q. ". Whit
more.
Ralph II. Aur1r. q. and Stella H Townsend. 80
Roy. r ". L0wre.
Edward F. Rash, "a, and Elma V. Gee ..
both Of Lunenberg Va Rev. J. p. Mclaughlin.
George W. Atkins. S. and Mamio Leitch. so.
Rev ]. r. Matthews
COLORED.
Raymond Carter. =, and Lillian Dorsey, Is.
Res. J. / Carroll
Wilbert HUmes. q. and Frances Manuel 10.
Rev S. L. CoTrcthers.
Eddie I. Henderson, s.. and Lizzie Dudley. 50
Rev. AQuila Saylesl
Robert Ford. q, and Aims Brooks, . Rev.
d. Z. WissmAn-
George Turner. IS. ard Bessie Mahouoy. p.
Rev. John Richard.
Robert ellis. g. and Sarah Porter. 2. Rev.
G.. ". Lee
Gipsoa Gibbs, "a. ard Mary H. johnson. ..
Rev. W. p. Gibbons
John H. Wisemar, s., and Lula Charles. q.
Rev. ]. J. Mclaughlin.
Charles L Henson. 81 and ClRra E Clark =
Rev. J. L Carroll
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-08-17
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Scheutzen Psrk-A- RALPH Server et NIX. 20 VIII
lam y. Irwin and William A. Taylor, 10 Sc
euro Deborah G. Passmurc. 500 years, 5 per
cent. scrni-anuually. lot G. block Z. Jane NJ
Leaman ct VIZ. Lafayette 20 same 20 secIre
same. 500. years, pr cent, ssrli-lnnually,
lot g. block T.
Holmead Mancr-Charles L. and Clara H. Cries
bauer, 20 secure Charles Some. a,725, monthly
payments. Per cent. lot ll9. square 2s50
Square iSj-John T. Laytoa q ux. 10 Richard Il
Pciro and Herbert A. Gin. 70 secure II. w.
Fairo. 500, l year. par cent sesni-annually.
lot a.
James I. Allen and B. j. Gibson, 20 secure
Mary ". Core $50, years, Z months, per
cent, semi-annually, lot @. block :.
Square 100 AID InJereat-Thomas Collins 20 Alex
ander H. Bell and Frank P, Madignn. to Sc
cure Albert Garry. surety on bond 20og
part lot q, square 100 and an property.
Square s.0-John Z. Ferns Il ux, 20 The Wash
inston Loan and Trust Company, 90 secure
Equitable Cooperative Building Association
$3.50. part original lot p
BTOCfiaud-Sarah +. Rhine "a Chaplin Brown and
Henry Il. Bergman. % SECURE The Oriental
Building Association No. G. 500. part lot =
block e.
Bingham Placc-Charles G. Alexander 10 Thomas
Walker and James F. Bundy. 70 secure VIII
lam A. and Thomas Z. Alexander. SH10 6
months. Der cent, west half Of lot 3, block ~.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Hauison 10
max 70 same TO secure CloTunco NJ. De Yeile
Fl9tt5oi / % - mo1tls. D Ilr cent. nllul4c UlIu
Of lot z. block IS
Square 1921 and Holmead Manor-Aiichael Hen
messy ct uX. 10 EmUnd FitZgCT0ld and John j..
Fesan, 70 secure EntcrIris8 Scrlal Building As
sociation.' No. 8, 500 lots 10 and IL.
Chichester-JOln b. Anderson It W. 10 Thomas
Walker and George y. Collins, % secure Robert
J. Dickey $50, l year. per cent, sen-anuUally.
lot and part lot Is.
Square G4-JOhn =. johnson et ux- to Richard K.
Tyler and Charles G.. Warden. 30 secure Cor
nelius J. Hogan, $780, 5 yeaTs. ~ per cent
semi-anuuaily. part lot e.
Chhb0urne-Agnes a. Shoemaker e. viz. John T..
10 the Washington Loan and Trust Company. 20
secure Equitable COOPERATIVE Building AssO-
.ciation. 5000 lot q block 5.
Irene T. HOuFiet % Herbert T. shannon and
Samuel Ross. 10 secure Harry L. Light S4,50o. /
u years, per cent seni-annualy.
Square S55-Brank W. Conner et w. TO Ernest /.
Schmidt and George NJ. EmmeTich. 20 secure
GCman-Americn Building Association, S,O0)
lot 35.
Cleveland Park-WNliam l. Browning et TX. %
George N. Emmerich and Douglass s. Meckan
20 secse Washington Six Per Cent Permanent
Building Association. S 600. part same % Clar-
ence y. Hight and z Quincy Smith. 20 secure
Chris Cox Dswson, s., zoo, Is months, per eent
sernianuually. part.
Chevy ChasO--WIlism l. Browning ct ux. 70 sana
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-08-17
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Aug. ,6-WHEAT-Stock IN eleyators
il,3l bushels. The market for new southern
wheat vas trror on graded lots. and all arrivals
met with prompt sale. sales q CargOes on grade
were made az L0j11 for No. ned lg2 Tor No. rcc
L9l5a for steamer No. red. sea for steamer No ;
I'd and No red. 96iz for stock rejected, and s01
Tor can't USE" rejeced. Small bag lots. ~ sample,
as % quality and condition. brought ., g. LOO.
and LOO a bushcl Sales 100 bushels Septembar
Loi1.. Contract sales, 25C0 August, l055a. settling
prices were: No red Western. L0sA: contract.
spot log, No red. l0Et steamer No. 2 rUd.
Iva; steamer No. . red Western l051.
CORN-St0ck In elevators. g. 81 bushels. The re-
c,iUts q Soathern cum were small. Demand fair
t1y PRIME corn q both colorA Prime lots u white
cuu Gi1at n0minally at 7SasO Der buslGl. and
primo yellow aaoat at 5a'6 per bshei Track
yellow cIrl. for domestic delivery. l. QuOtahe AZ
Tsi4a73 pCr buslel f0g carl0ts on spot COB c1ru
IS gg0ube 40 LI5ai.3) per Dbl. Cor carload, Con-
ract sales car yellow domestic, ia elevator l5l
early. settling ptlos we're, for contrac-, "a.
OAIs-st0ck In elevators 55.IO2 bushels. ship
meuts frm elevators. g 31l bushels White No 2
4ialj: do No. 5 lZ5als; No. (, sl2i2; No. naked
ilaflk.
RYE-s,ock in elevators 4o.e9 bu1holA No. 2
rye Western uptown. 76a77; bag lo;E. 10 quality
and condition. 60a10.
ELOUR,-Tinter extra. new. Al0a8s9; do, clear.
new, s'oai.sJi do. straight new. L55a5I): Co.
patent new. 62sa5.i5; spring clear. 5.l5a5.ij: Co.
straight 5soa5.y5; de-. patent SEAS 90. City Nils
best ultsut 100; do. hlghgrade patent. 60O; do.
high-Errde straight. 5.I0. do chJiCc family. g. .;
do. extra. 4.yJas =. rc flour. medium 20 chJics,
4Ziai5g: coru meal. rcr 100 lbs-. L75al56
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-08-17
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY W. B. Hibbs 4 Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange HibD,
building, rs Fifteenth street northwest
New York. Aug l6.-At the outset tho cotton
market was steady and first prices were 70
points higher Tho failure Of Te1as 70 get the
genera rains mentioned IN some q the press dis
patches gave bulls opportunity 20 support the
LIST vigorously. causing sharp rise, led by October
rally IN Liverpool helped the bulls Offerings
increased on the advance rescting the perSistency
q the selling by leading bears, and The market
during the middle Of The morning acted nervous
aud unsettled at reaction q to points from
the best
The market was quiet late In the forenoon. with
pricee ruling about 70 points higher. The crop
condition report at midday made tue average con
dition 70 per CENT comparing With the report o. -
Der cent by the same authority toward the end
July, This report, while very bullish on its face
caused only bulge q q ? points. which vas
quickly lost
The market practically sold out soon after the
noon hour. and price nliied about 10 points on
Oc,uber and were firm later months. August
closed strong and higher
Receipts at the ports were 800 bales against l2D7
bales last week. and 4.Sl7 bales last year. Eu Che
vooS bW0 bales, against ue8 bales last week
aud S,50 bales last year. Receipts at New Or
leans were rs bales. against $40 bales last year.
AZ Houston Zo66 bales against JOSS bales last year
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-08-17
REAL EsTATE TRANsFERs.

LalicT Heizhts-EliEHbeth r. y Mahon % al %
Oscar 3. Cobleu,z. lots 5l5 and Sd square 25sZ
So
FtTst Addition TO American University Park-Galsl
L TAFT and De Wiz g. Cr0issant trustees. %
Frank Hobbs. l1-s y and IS. square Is3-. 81 40
Holmeld Aiano--ChaIles Some q Tx % Cara
r. and Charles L. Gnes1auer. 10, 10. squarl
$50. SO
! PetTorth-s,ary L. Robbins 70 Guy P. Warren
lot g. block s. So Isaac T. Bryant et TX
20 same, lot 8, block s. SO.
Barn. Flyzn-George ". Miturd CO uL 70 z.
Aurella TrlgE. part lot 4 section 2, SO
street southeast. between Sixth and Seventh
Grace p. Campbell 70 John R. Ferris. part
original lot =. square SO SO.
Turkey Thi'ket-Nctta r. Bennett. 20 Washington
and suburban Development Company. TErt. 500.
Brookisnd-The TIsTeleT5 Insurance Company U
J. = Easilacs. lot u. block b. Sso
bingham r.aee-TEo-nas Jones Ct uN. 70 Cath
erlne co4-r0l, l1It lot IS. block s. so.
PetwJrJh-Alae r. No7cr5ss % Alfred {, No-cross.
lot %, block g. So
Cifbourne-Charlss J.. Nesb.t ard John B. Sic
man. r.. trustees. % AlTan Z Server, lot 81
block g. So
Near sixteenth and Georgia avenue southeast
Flo-ence d. NcAgl.4s % TX 90 Michael Hen
messy. lots ID aId j. square IlgL SO
street northeast between Sixth and Seventh
Emelins Conner % Drank ", Conner. lot 90.
square 500. SO
Pleasant Plains and MoUnt-Pl e8sant-Wlliam /.
Browning - ux- o. Agnes T. Lewis lot IT,
block Is. SO same % Abraham Bondares. 10.
O. block I5 SO
Nine,eenth street between S street and Florida
avenue uorthWest-CharlCs Il Davidson 90 TX
% Marie L. Williams. part lot 81 square
I09 ST.
Maryland avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
u1rtheasi-AIbest +. Foz ard John JOY bison.
trustees % Harry L. Light uor- lot q square
e57 $780, Harry l. Light Il ux. 70 Irene Z.
HJurot, same land Sc.
Cl0uin Course and James GiFt-Ravmcnd A. Hois-
ken and William j. Lambert, trustees, TO
Martina and William *. Carr. parts
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Georvs y.
Bell % William /. Browning, lot 2S block
T. SO.
6 street. between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets
National City Bank 90 Henrietta NJ. Halliday.
part original lot L SQUARE Is $4,000
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-08-17
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Aug. l6.-SUGAR-The local market
Tor NV sugar firm. but quiet, with moderate
Ofcrinsk hciDrd Suglr firm aud guuUrIIiy quoted
a. ASc net les ! pr cent cash. with the
Federal Sugar Refining Company. however. uanllDs
Le5s Jess enc Raw sugar puoes were: Centrifugal
10 test, AGAIN, Muscosadp. 95 test 2Ssaa6I.
n0lassas s9 test, 253a355. Cuba C. and f. "a. The
London market for raw sugar was Ad lower Tor
distant positions. bat Otherwise unchanged. with
business quiet
NAVAL sTORES-Tne market Tor spirits q:
turpsutine steady here and firm az Savannah with
priees unchanged Rosin steady. unchanged and
the same may Be sad Of tar Prizes quoted
Spirits tuIentine New York 5Es; do. Savannah
So; rosir. c. to g. strained. $50. tar OIL barrels.
BUTTER-Flrm. Receipts 56i2 packages. Cream
cry extra 3iaaJ4s: state dairy tubs, Ga.d; i-nita-
ton creamery trs-s. 2aa
EGCS-Quiet. Receipts. 1854 cases. Nearby white
fancy, Ea5l; nearby mixed fancy, 2sa2s; fresh
lrs-s. ~
MILL FEED-Flrn: fair inquiry. sp-ing bran.
ioHp0uud sacks 70 Arrlv0. $50. standard middlirgz
q s.; city bran. 250 In bulk. Western nd dog
rs % arrive: winter wheat bran IN lOlp5un3
sacks % arrive, 2i3a
OATS-Firms trade fair. No. 2 white. 4eai3is
No, white fSassi1. No. white. 6a7 natural
and clipped white ca tmcES S1za53.
FLOJk-EIm: trade quiet Spring patents. 60
So ssrinE clears. 5Ja5S5; Kansas stT1Edts, BOA
55 IL Slc8. new soft struigIts. 5Zaj-6 IN barrels.
new SIrng patents. d1ia55J: new Cl-ars 46jGLsJ.
RYE FLOUR-Aiarket inactive; sod % ohoice
brands quoted az A55s4S0
CORNMEAL-Lifciess. unsettled Kiln dried Tor
export 115; coarse meal In bass, L5oaLN
HAY-Receiyts. 60 tous; steady; demand inactive.
Prime timothy. l15; No. J. LOO; No. q 90. No. 5.
slaS5: timothy in large bales. lsaI9 for No.
4. No. 2 a..
STRAW-Recalpts. 90 tons. unsettled: light bua-
ness. Long Tyo. new. Sl15l
BEEF-StPady dealings moderate; family, IA00a
A5: packet l2Ol8IZ50
PORK-Quiet, but scarce. Ness Z.75e2225; fam
ny. La2
LhRD-Strong. prime Western, l205; city. uio;
refined continent l2D; South American. l255;
refined Brazilian in kess 1855; oieos;earine. In
lard stearine firm New YORK. lZi1al5. Chicago
nominal.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-08-17
NEW YORK MONEY.

New YORK. Aug. l6-Mouoy on call Ct the stock
exchange to-day opened st ~ per cent highest
ga lowest. ?. closing. ~ Most q the days loans
were made at p per cent
There Vas TO change o. Consequence IN tho time
loan branch Of the money market A continuance
q tho strong tone which recently deyelopel was
the noteworthy feature but trading vas duh. and
as supply Vas sufficient 20 meet demand. such Us
arosa. there 10 change IN ratrs- Lenders held
firmly 90 rates asked and, white OvCr-the-year
money was still 0btaiuable az a shade below Der
cent. lDars at sueh Concessions were rare, banss
being particularly careful IA the scrutiny OF c1atcrul
Rates. -4.a3 Ter celt Tor sixty days. Saa5i1 for
ninety DAYS. S-ay7, Tor four months. and 4 Tor
n5e and six mouthA
Foreign exchaIge-rEe market Tor sterling to-day
was G1l. with rates points higher.
Rates Tor actual business CLOSED follows; Sixty
days. is5a4.s50; demand. i5651aL66j0; clbe5 $3.50
aas690.
Commercial bills were ASK FOR uinoty days and
A5f7eai.55 for sixty days Flour bills were GS4is
Tor sixty days: gain. ASIA. Grain and cotton bills
were UDdCrute.