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WEATHER CONDITIONS.
L. $. Dept Of Agriculture. Weather Bureau,


Washington. Tuesday. March g. BIDS D m
Fair weather continued during the las. twenty
four hours throughout the country exospt that there
were snOw hurTies in Northern New England and
the Lower lake region. and local rains % the
North Pacific Coast
No important change In temperature is indi-
Gated for any region during the next forty-eisht
hours, and the pressure distribution is such as to
indicate temperatures above the normal in
all paris Of the country during the next several
DAYS.
The winds along the New England coast VIII be
light westerly On the Middle and South Atlantic
coasts Light variable on the East Gulf coast Light
variable, except moderate sOutherly over the western
portions on the West Gulf coast moderate 70 brisk
southerly. Oh Lake Michigan light westerly,
Steamers departing wednesday for European utrts
vii have light to moderate westerly winds and fair
weather 20 the Grand Banks
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LEGATION STONED.
Members Safe After Riot In Streets
OF BOgota, Colombia.

Rogota, Colombia, March s-The Ameri-
can Legation was stoned during a street
riot last evening. The members OF the
legation are safe.
A quarrel between the manager OF an
American-owned street railway line and a
police officer late yesterday was followed
by a riot. during which mob attempted
TO wreck the street cars. Traffic was
stopped and the manager arrested.
RiOting continued and reached the block
In which the American Legation Is. The
police gathered in force. but the mob, af-
ter wTeaking it's vengeance on the rolling
stock Of the company, attacked the lega-
ton, stoning the building.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-09

The House passed the Post-ofice ap-
preparation BILL carrying authorized ex-
penditures Of S2f1. 100000 to maintain the
postal service for the fiscal year begin
ming July / next This is an increase of
about S7.6o0.O00 over the amount made
available for purpose for the current
fiscal year. The bill provides an appro-
priatien Of a little more than SIS, ZOO 900
for rural free delivery.
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ROYAL ARCANUM IN SESSION.
Books OF Grand Regent Examined
and Found Correct.


and Found Correct.
At a meeting OF the Grand Council COM
mittee on the state OF the Order Of Royal
Arcanum, presided over by Grand Regent
George S. Britt. at Schmidts Hall last
evening, the final draft of the annual
report Of that committee was completed
and the books of the grand regent ex-
amined and found correct
Arrangements were also completed for
the meeting Of the Grand Council Of the
District in the Masonic Temple April 4
and 5. A banquet will bring the annual
session 10 a close.
The report OF Grand Regent George S.
Britt disclosed that the last year has
been a most successful one. that there
has been a net increase Of nearly $50
members. and that the treasury is in Il
most fourishing condition. It was ar
proved by the committee on the state OF
the order. composed Of Past Grand Regent
Arthur E. Cook. Grand Vice Regent c. J.
James. Grand Orator Harry G. Lenz, and
Elected Member George P. Conn.
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Rites for Mrs. H. NJ. Johnsop.

Rev. DR.. John Reid shannon. pastor of
the Metropolitan Memorial Church, will
oflciate at the funeral services for Mrs.
Hosmer NJ. Johnson. which will be held
at the family residence, 1404 Emerson
street northwest, this morning at II
O'Clock. Interment will be made in Rock
Creek Cemetery.
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Midnight. Al a n. 80; 4 a. N. s.; a. m
g; a m, 20; 70 a, N, IS; L m. az; D. m. 81
n m 90 = m, 81 D N. 80; 10 ?. m. a.
Maximum. s.: minimum s.
Relative humidity-S a n. s.: y m. 81;
p n, A. Rainfall Is D. m to D NJ. O.
Hours q sunshine. as Per cent Of possible sun
shine 73.
Temperat4rs same date last year-Mazimum. e.;
minimum, 81
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Tide Table.

T0dsy-Hgh tide. 6:ls g. m. and 6s2 n n, low
tide 1888 a. m. and l2aS D. m
To-m0rrOw-High tide. 100 a m. and 3D. n.
low tide, IN a. N. and l3s D m.
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FIREBUGS AT WORK
Arlington Brickyard Sheds
Burn at Midnight.
BLAZE PRESENTS GRAND SIGHT

Company Officials Suspect Ven
geance on Part of EmpIoyes-Rag-
ing FLAMES, over 100 Feet High,
AnnihiIate Four Structures Within
One Hour-Ffre Spreads Rapidly.
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Special to The Washington Herald.
! HsrpeTs Ferry. W. Va. March 8-poAoznae elos,sv
and Shenandoah muddy
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BAND CONCERT THIS EVENING.

The Fifteenth Cavalry Band and Or
chestra- al Post Gymnasium, Fort Mysr.
Va. at O'Clock. George f. TyTreIl, chief
musician, director.
PROGRAMME.
FIRST PARFs String orchestr4.
]. Overture True Heart ............- sutton
z Comet solo, ''Serenads' .......... Schubert
}. Clarinet solo. Romantic" 1900. Thornton
Principal musician, Alfred Sangheve.j
T. Excerpts from mile. NAPOLEON .I.udsrs
SECOND PART-Band.
bseIture. taenu wagner
Ariette from ia Colombo ....... Gounod
5 March ct eTtege, la Reins de
cdu4 --sr-s.s.s-r------ .JO4nO1
L Selection. 'sThe Red Mil'' ....... Herbert
by request
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AERO CLUB HEAD
ASKED TO EXPLAIN
College Park Promoters Feel
Hurt at Treatment.
PRESIDENT JOYCE WRITES HIM

Head of Baltimore Aerial EBthuEi-
asfa Accuses COrtIandt Field BiHh-
on of Offering 10 Donate $1,000 If
New York Gets international Meet.
Newspaper Stories Cause Surprise
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TempeTstures in other cities, together with the
amount Of rainfall. for tbs twelve hours ended at
?. m yesterday. are as follows:
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CHURCH NOTICE.

". J. C0LVILLE LECTURES AT 1911 b STREET
northwest tonight Wednesday az O'clock IRON
~ On ''Immutahie Law and human liberty - thur
day. : a IA lrOom p. 'Togz practice II daily
life adzpted 10 Western needs Questions after
each lecture.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
GEORGE P. ZURHoRST,
aOI East Capitol street

and Embalmsr. LaTeTy N connection Cosnnodso-s
Chapel and Modern Cremstorium Modest prics2
sSz Pennsylvania ave nv. Telephone Main lsaa
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TAFT PLEDGES AID
TO UPLIFT NEGRO

Continued from Page One.
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FUNERAL DESIGNS.

GEO. C. SHAFER
Beautifsl horAl designs very reasonable In pFscs
Phone 1lis Main. 18th Eys sts. nv
FUNERAL FLOWERS,
OF Every Description Moderately Pncsd.
GUIDE.
Funeral Dszgnh Eunsrn DsnEzA
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II was announced after the meeting
that President Taft had signed one of
the pledge cards passed out at the
church. but the amount OF his donation
was not made public. His brother,
Charles P. Taft. has already contributed
$l000 to Wilberforce.
During the evening there was a concert
programme by the Lyric Orchestra and
vocal selections by the supplied choir
of the Metropolitan Church.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York April ls-BUTTER-Recei TO-DAY
we're 1866 packages. Buyers expected a further
slump this morning in creamery, but we're dislp-
pointed. The receipts we're light, and with stir
BIDS, the tone was firm. especially on specials and
extras. Storage butter IS dull Dairy Is quiet
Prcccss is meeting With fair demand. Creamery
specials. 90. creamery extras. 3, creamery frsts
Na5ll creamery hed' extras. q state dairy, good
10 choice 25a3; process specials. Is, Western imi
tahon creamery fTSts, GlIa2j; factory frsts Of
spred O.
CHEEsE-Reccipts to-day. 90 boxes New cheese
is very duh. and few lots can be sold above l3l5
although one or two marks are held for more money
Old stock is selling az irregular prices. state fun
cream. old specials l7lssls; state fun cream fan
make old. l7'4; state fun cream, fall make. old
good 20 price. l6Aa6A; State full cream. best
new, 1871: state fun cream. Common % fair l2aI3 ;
SKINS, fan made fair 10 prime Pals; skins cur
rent made best. llall&.
EGGS-Receipts to-day. 1881 cases. Further
weakness developed this morning prices Of Western
showing declines q isaA per dozen. The arrivals
were large. b1. bulk Of the finest grades went d.
rect!y 70 storage houses State o. Pennsylvania ard
near by herncry white fancy 23a2j: State Of Penn
extras. 3a23s fresh gathered extra frgs 2H; fresh
gathered frsts ZhaL2: fresh gathered seconds eOla
q; fresh gathered drties. l9al9ls; fresh gathered
keats. l5als5: duck eggs. 25a59: goose eggs 3a95.
MILk-Pcr 40quart can Isl.
MILLFEED-Steedy; trade is slow Spring bran.
2 %; standard middlnRs. 1875: city bran, 300 in
bulk: Western rcd dog, 200, to arrive; winter
WnCnt bran. in lOOpound sacks 10 arrive, Dis
OATS-Wehker; Eeless. No. 2 white. 40 No }
white IS, No. 1 white. a. natural and clipped
white on track 46a52N.
FLOUR-IueVllar. inquiry is light Kansas
straights. 5l0a52o in sacks; soft straights 5a55j
IN barrels; spring patent. 545a5.S5. IN barrels:
sprng clear 50a475
RYE FLOUR Steady trade slow. Choice brands
quoted at 42al65.
CORNMEAI-Steady; trade Is dull. Kiln dried
Tor export SO; coarst meal, in bags L3lal.3
HAI-Receipts. 1000 tons; steady: fair demand
Tor choice. Prime timothy, Liz; No. l. Ll2lkaIl5.
No. 2. Los; No s. s5a97ls
sTRAW-Receipts. thirty tons; easy; small trade.
Long rye quoted at 20.
BEEF-Steady: demand Is inactive Packet "a IN,
I'D: family lS50al9OO
PoRK-Weaker; light business Mess. 800;
family 27.O0a27.50
bARD-LOwer. Prime Western 1900: city L 80.
refined continent 1875: South American. HS.
refined Brazilian. kegs l5g5 oleosteArne, ls; lard
steaune, weak; New YORK. IL
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by W b. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade Hib5s
Building.
Chicago April lS-Wheat opened &c 20 &c lower.
with the greatest decue and weakness in May and
July. and tins tone prevailed thrOGs'.sat tie session
Liquidation was free ard shorts about the best
buyers % these deliveries while commission houses
took tho offerings Of September. Cold weather was
reported over the Central West with some slight
spowfallA Where the plant Is weak. some injury
IS likely 20 have taken place Local professionals
continued their bcarish attitude and pressed their
advantage. stop-loss orders were reached on each
decline A special report issued b. Mr.. Snow placed
general crndition winter wheat Apnl "A On wheat
now standing 40 SIS against H.3 Agrl J. In
this report he estimates acreage abandoned az $780,
o0 acres. on the basis q g 5000 oticial acreage
given se-dcd last fan. Local car lots. Is, with
q estimated for tomorrow.
Corn under liquidation all day. with The rim
ciral weakness IN the May delivery other months
symrathzirg. There was large buying Of July and
September corn b. commission HOUSES which was
the main support u the whole Iaarkct. and a rally
Of &c TOOK place from the low point Cash prices
were &c lower. Car lots. i55. with l53 estimated
for tomorrow.
Oats shared the weakness of ether grains Stop
loss orders In May were current. There was some
commission house buying o. September on the c-,1
Weather Cash cats weak. re 20 &C lower. Local
car lots H. with Isl estimated Tor tomorrow.
Increased hos receipts ard about 5c decline IN
that market. with the weakness 90 grains influenced
further Gbcnl selling u PROVISIONS. thought 90 De
chiefly for long account. Packers bought freely az
times, this demand bringing ab1at sharp reaction
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. April ls-Qgotatons by Baltimore
Fruit and Produce Association are as follows:
BJTIER-CreamcTT. fancy. p-r 10. S-sa,4: int
tat0n. 2'a2i. rolls naC. st5rs-paeked q. prints
is-.o '-a,5i d.. lib. Ll5. blocks. rs. gas2
daily prints Maryland. Pcnnsylv7r5a ,r5 Virginia
Dali Iowa and Northwestern. ladle 22aZS
EGGs-MaIylsud. PENNSYLVANIA. and nearby ersts
Der Dor. q; do. Eastern Shore Narlan5 and
-5siEia, pef d'z-. q Western frsts per G1z. O
I 60, Yves; Virginia 1er joz.. q: &C.. North Caro-
1 Ina 0er Go2. q duck eggs per t7l. 1sam
LIVE POULTRY-Old hens heavr.vsIcb, ~.
TO-. ~. CO.. small 70 medium. %; old ROSTERS per
d.. j., winter dickens as 70 size rpr Ii -sagl.
spring chickens lh and over. II. g5a40. turkeys
mems cloi'e, Per r.. q. young robhers yer H..
=; 90 SONS. per lh.. -, rough and POOR uer ~
lclil. ge-s,. Western and Southern. nor IN rsq-s.
o.. Maryland and virginia. per H.. isal5. pigeons.
Young. Per pair. =; do, old Der rair %. ducks.
.sise. pr 10, L. do. small. per H.. Is nuscovy
and m'ngrel. per D.. l58l6 do white Pcktns rrr
To-. lsc; guinea fowl, Old. each. z. do. v1urs
l's rs srd over. 90
POTATOES-White. nearby. Ter busheI. p-ine
373S, do. Eastern Shore Sass: Western Nf,-vlard
.''i Lelnsl 'ania. Prime. soa35 do seconds 2la2S
90. New York. prime S5aio; new Bermudas. rer
barrel. 6ca1Oo, sweets. yellow prr h7-r' Fqsfs-,
Shore. Virginia, lGa20o do North Ca-7Iirl 81,
go; do. Richmond. LT5a2 25:.do Delava-e *.
zoo; do. per basket. 5a-5. vans MARYLAND ,ns
'.s'nia. per barrel. LSal-5o; do. North Carolina.
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ANNA,
Maryland and Virginia. Per barreI. fancy l75aZo1.
90. far. L2aL5J; do. Western MARYLAND and
Fennsy.tauia, packed. 2O0a350; do. New York. as
sorted. -'a+.oi asparagus. Charleston. per bunch
l'aa0. do. Maryland and Virginia, dozen 210a275.
boets. Florida. per bunch 3a5. cabbages. New York
state. FER ton ioGa@O); do. Florida. rcr crate
new. 22ja275; celery. Michigan. dozen bunchss "a
30 do. New York State. per crate 2Oa25O. Gu
eumbers, Florida, per basket 2OOa3Ol. esgpIsnts
Florida. Ter crate l50a25O; grape fruit Florida
per box. 20oioO; kale Norfolk. PER barrel aOl50.
!e,tucc. Neriok and North Carolina. per basket
L5ca2oo; do, Florida, 75a250: onions New Yo-t
and Western. per bushel. soalO0: do. MARYLAND and
Pennsylvania. yellow. eOasj; do. spring Der LOO
c1ncnes 5a6O oranges Florida, per box rs 10 size
Lea3W' Tadishes. North Carolina. Ter basket lGl5
Is; peas, Florida, per bushel basket ONa2 So.
squash Florida, PER crate l25al.75: spinach native
per box 2)a25 Norfolk, per barrel. GOAL q s.riny
BEANS Florida, green. Der bushel. 25Oa3O: straw
berries Florida per quart l5a2j: tomatoes FIo-
ida rer carrier. fancy. l25a2OO; choice Gao 40.
turnipS. native per bushe 70a75
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by w b. Hbbs & Co.
members Of the New York stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building.
New York. April ls.-The announcement that a
suit had been brought by the government against
the so-called bull leaders supposed 10 be acting
POOL in bulling the market was the most impor-
tant development in the cotton trade to-day. This
was discussed actively throughout the trade and
moved the cause q good deal Of selling IN iquda-
ton IS well as bear pressure. particularly against
the oh crop options.
Under the circumstances there was no inducemeut
for the bulls TO support the market. The disposi-
ton Of most traders long Of May and July options
was 20 sell them out. Others sod the new crop
options ON account Of the good nins IN the cotton
belt Naturally, buying was restricted. Prices
showed a slumring tendency from the opening. When
there an advance of TO points the first
few trades. with May going up 10 Ass july lA6l.
aud August 1871 From those prices May declined
20 li5 July 1884, August 1890 October l2H. and
December 20 l2l5.
At this low level there better buying by spot
houses and important trade interests ard many
shorts were inclined TO cover. Later the trading
quieted down. with fluctuations during the afternoon
showing a little mlly
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MUNFORD WITHDREW
Says 1t Was Due to Differences with
President Smith.
VIII Not Form or Have Any Con.
nectiOn with n Bank in
AnacOstia.

Financial circles discussed yesterday
the severance OF Edward :. Munford' S
connection With the Union Savings Bank
and the National city Bank. The action
OF Mr.. Munford In Withdrawing as treas
urer Of the savings bank and as vice pres
/ .dent and director Of the national bank
was contaminated nearly a week ago. and
the subject was revived yesterday by the
appearance Of story purporting 20 give
the reasons which actuatcd the step.
This story was denied yesterday by Mr.
Munford, and K. Quincy Smith. president
Of both Institutions. declined 20 express
himself for publication in the matter. de-
claring that comment was unnecessary.
Mr.. Munford authorized the following
statement, which is all that he would say
IN regard 10 the story circulated.
Differences between E Quincy Smith,
the president Of the two institutions. and
myself he'd reached an acute stage. and
ON Wednesday afternoon, April g, sew
cred my connection as treasurer OF the
Union Savings Bank. and gave my rea-
sons therefor in a letter Of resignation 10
the board Of directors. which was &C
cepted
Later in the day severed my connec-
ton with the National City Bank. The
Union Savings Bank owns the control OF
the National City Bank. and Mr.. Smith
and his connections control the Union
Savings Bank.
The statement that I Will be I'm any
manner connected with or interested in a
bank az AnacOsta IS without foundation.
have had several important propositions
made 10 me by financial institutions. but
have not Yet reached conclusion as 90
my connection. 7 intend 70 remain il
Washington.
u understand that 5. ". Woodward has
been elected vice president Of the Union
Savings Bank. in place Of 4. NJ. Lothrop,
retired but that no selection has as yet
been made 70 fiji the Office I held"
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore ADrl la-WHEAT-Stock in elevators.
sJGl bushels shipments fram elevators. lz#7
bushels. Graded lots q No. red wheat nfcat
quoted nomiraIy 40 l-oil bushel AZ the close
settling prices. NJ. 2 red Western. L0ta. No 2
rcd. lo7l. No red. Lo5A steamer Nc. 2 red
100. steamer Nc red Western LU.
CCRN-~tsck In elevators. So SCI bushels. ship
mcuts from elevators q ~ bushels. graded lots q
No. . white c-u af0a-. r0uiuaIy NJ ga urr
bIhCI. yellow at0at q, 6ils a r.shel. and
mixed corn Ea1ac. AZ ga Der bushel. Track
yellow corn. for domestic delivery, s. Quot
able NJ 65'5lr7 pCr hIsrI for car lots ca spot
Cob corn. steady AZ 5'a355 Ier harrcl for Western
and 40 56a565 yer barrel f7r choice nearby yellow
on spot settling Trircs. contract. STA No. .
white 66i. steamer mixed, 59i4 No. mixed. 51A
OATS-stocS iu elevators. 1LIS bushels. sh.v-
meuts from elevators. COS bushels Waite No g.
as 70 weight. iali5i5. do white No. s. AZ 90
weight. 4-3i' do. No. g. as % weight 4iaE: do
mixed No q 47ai-is. do. No. 3 s5afrs
RlE-sfoCk in elevators. g c96 roshels shipments
from elevators. ~ bushels Nc. ? ne. Western
domestic. Sass, No. 2 re. Western. domestic "a
e. bag lots. TO quality and condition. 7Oasg.
FLOUR-Wintcr extra, il-1ii0; do. clear. asa
4e5. do. straight 5oCa5l5; Do. patent 5scs5.J1:
spring clear. 4I5atT0, d.. straight. 5eC1S4j: do
patent 5fjaj7o; city mills best Patent els. CO.
high grade patent. 6l5: do, straight. SIS: choice
family $50: do. extra. i2ai50 Rye -Four. me
dunn 20 choice, A25sL50. Cornmeal. Der 100 lbs.
lf5sl55.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.


JIIb!t-Crcamey. fancy 53Ika3f; do frS+s q
aJ2: do. seconds Is process fancy 2a2s. do IA,
10 good 25a27 dairy. choice, 2ia25; do. good 2I,23
G;ore-packed. isa2O
CHEESE--New York State factory fanny er.,.
EalIh, do. small HalIi4; do. large l6isal7
EGGS-Near by. choice. retrrnable cases n. Va.
Virginia and Southern VirTinia. ret1rnabre GO.
1914; Tennessee returnable cases. 49, North Cs,o;,
rctirnable cases. g. -''-'
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. spring Iarge o.,,z.
DO. medium. 2ia2G: do. s. ring 3oa55. hens srra1I
per b. ls,a; large. lsit ROSTERS. ps- IN ~
ducks Old Is. do. spring. ) lbs and OVER Il.
geese per h.. loal2; do. fancy. l2al4. tnrk.ys
toms. per H.. IS do. hens. 20 turkeys. thin lOaI9.
keats U.r 10. IS.
Observation-Disclosures. per Dbl, l0Oal. q. sv..,
potatoes. Ter bb!-. new. 20Oa25O; yans Der mi
20. - Oo'''
DRESSED POULTRY-Cbickens. Der IL 17s7,.
chickens and hens. mixed. l9a20: capons IN aver
age. per ID. 2sa25; do. small ssa2i; sins nor m
i. ducks ls220: geese. per b.. ilal6
DRESSED MEATS-Hams. country. suvarc,-.5
lsa2l e"e CO.
sUNDRIES-Beeswax. Is: tsllow 6asI5; rinse,,
per b. 5.C0a5.50; seneca. per H.. 30: golden 80
iOab; PINK. l2alii mandrake. 2a3: snake root 9s
walnut kernels dry l5al6; black walnuts Der 100 n
DRIED FRUITS-Apples. sliced. fancy. ia5. eber.
mes. l-al5; blackberriss Z: whcrtlcberries lZs
WOOL AND HlDES-Wool. unvMshed fraa .,
ours. per ID. SC; wool. bury. per b. z5a2s bid,s
gieen' per h.. 10; do. dry. per h l2aIe. .been
Skins. green. each, 75alo0; do. dry. each 2aso csg
skins. Tcen. each. LlCal.,S
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York April lS-CATTLE-Receipts 81
head. Steers were steady 10 slow. with Itrle
easier feeling for the under grades Coed N rbotca
steers sold at SOoalo5 per 100 pounds. n car ~
extra prime Western steers az SIS Dressed beef
firm AZ IalZiz with fancy beef selling n "a
LNES-Recelpts, 7S2T' head There was an
ec'iVe demand tor the stock at strong prices aver
age sales , cents higher since last Fridays market
ING pens were cleared. Common 70 choice veals
sold at 7Ooa975 per 100 pounds: c7lus ar 5oo,s n
Dressed calves, firm at iUal5i4 FORE city dressed
yCal..
SHEEP AND LANBS-Receipts. B.ss head
Sheep we're IN limited supply and fun steady:
amns' SLOW and % 10 . lower; but the pens were
all cleared. Common to prime unshorn sbesy .oIT
at 6ooaS0 per 100 pounds, a few at $50; clipred
do at SoOa95 few spring lambs at 500 rer
head. Dressed mutton. steady at l5al6 per uound
dressed lambs slow az l7al9
HOGS-Reccipts, 1903 head Market lower n
lcO0alo3 per 100 pounds with a few choice MICS
sod at 1890. Country dressed hogs weak
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.
ales-Reg'lar cali. u O'Clock noon.

sales-Reg1ar cali. u O'Clock noon.
Washington Gas CDrifcates SO az lO.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. . a.
slA. . az 9l..
Washington Gas az 7. 70 a. n . AZ ~ 3
at =. = AZ H. = AZ T. . az 4 . ~ n q ar n
lnns'on. - 70 9i7s. 90 az 9lA % a. 9is ! at 95A
% az oi'- Z az 9il-
Commercial National Back 2 AZ rs
Metropolitan Nau1ral Bank. 5 az lsS
Union Trust ! at 49,
United States Trust. AZ is 10 a. IIx 2 q. ia
10 Al JIG. ? A. ll6is
After call.
Washington Railway and Electric IS. s 90 A. siH
Washington Gas S. $1,000 40 l0-is
District National Bank 5 az Isl
United States Trust. . - 1861.
Following are the hid and asked rrfces On ves.er-
lays Washington Stock Exchange.
GAS BONDS
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-19
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

Chicago April. IS-Livc hogs were dull and %
cents lower Receipts. estimated 5000. ofa-ial
Saturday. ZOO, shipments. 26i2; lett over from
Saturday, 3s59; estimated receipts tomorrow. 1900
Bulk q prices i0a9 60. light e.3)a9.6j; mixed and
butchers 9;0a96j. heavy. 93ja9.70; rough. heavy.
a5ao45; workers. s55a9 65 pigs. SOFAS g.
Cattle were 10 10 Is cCnB lower estimated re-
ccipts . 1000 Beeves. 5.J5as %. cows and heifcrs.
270a7lo; Texas steers. 475af9; stockers and feed
erS. 3-5a6 90, Western. 4e0a675
Sheep were steady; cstmated receipts. 1900
Natives. 4.IaS35. Western. Ooas -; yearings. "a
so; lambs. 7..5a9 20; Western lambs. S00al0.l0
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-19
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. April I.-Mouey on call a. the stock
eNcaanes today oTcned at per cent. highest. 3:
lowest. 2is closing. Pa pcr cent Most Of the
DAYS leans were made 40 rcr cent
Time mCasy was easier than az the close Of last
week. Demand was fair especially for four I've.
and six months loans. uIt borrowers as a rule were
not willing 20 advance their lids above per cent
Some money on allindustral collateral was loaned
ot ia ~ cent for IRE months Rates per cent
fer sixty and ninety days. sass. for four. FIVE. and
siE months.
Mercantile paper continued in fair demand here
and elsewhere. Merchants issued IL with some
freedom. Rates. 47a5 per cent Tor sixty and ninety
DAYS Endorsed bills receivable. 4ea5 per cent for
choice four and siI months names, 5'aa5 for
others.