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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-10
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult county clerk or the respec-
tive signers for further information
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO
bate division, in and for Salt Lake cOun-
ty, Utah.
In the ma tier of the estate of Edward
Lambert, deceased.-NOtice.
The petition of W. H. Haigh, executor
of the estate of Edward Lambert, de
ceased, praying for the settlement of final
account of said executor and for the dis
tributiOn of the residue of the estate to
the persons entitled, has been set for
A. D. 1910, at o'clock p. m, at the coun-
~ court house, in the court room of said
court, in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake cOun-
ty, Utah.
Witness the clerk of said court. with
the seal thereof affixed, this Sth day of
March, A d. 1910.
(seaD Clerk.
By L. P. Palmer, Deputy Clerk.
David NJ. Haigh, Attorney for Petit
TONER.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO
ba te division. in and for Salt Lake coun-
ty, Utah.
In the matter of the estate of Peter Oh
son deceased.-NOtice.
The petition of Mary Olson, executrix
of the estate of Peter Olson, deceased,
praying for the settlement of final ac-
count of said executrix and for the dis
tributiOn of the residue of the estate to
the persons entitled, has been set for
hearing on Friday. the 25th day of March,
A. ID. 1910. at o'clock p. m, at the coun-
ty court house. in the court room of said
court, in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake coun-
ty. Utah.
Witness the clerk of said court with
the seal thereof affixed, this sth day of
March, A. D. 1910.
MARGARET ZANE WITCHER,
(SeaD Clerk
BY L. P. Palmer. Deputy Clerk.
n. ]. Sheckel, Attorney for Petitioner.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-25
TO-DAY IN HISTORY.
CapkGre of Maj. Andre September Is.

At Tarrytown. \. Y, standing 10y the
roadside is a little shaft OF marble, sur
mounted by a statue in bronze Of a Con
tinental soldier. which bears the inscrip-
ton; ION this spot, on the 18th day OF
September. 1880. the spy, Maj John
Andre, adjutant general of the British
army. was captured by John Pauldins.
David Williams, and Isaac Van Wart.
The land on which this monument
stands was given for the purpose by a
colored man. named William Taylor. and
an address was made by Henry J. RAJ
mond. a New York editor, on the occa-
sion OF its dedication on october Z. 1888
1t was in March of III that young An
Dire, then only twenty years of age. came
to America with one OF the English regi-
ments.
Young. handsome. clever. full Of gayety
an artist, and a poet. he was the life o.
the British army. While the troops Of
Washington We're naked and starving at
Valley Forge Andre was the leader Of
revels In Philadelphia. When the British
soldiers evacuated that city and went 10
New York, Andre went with them, and
as before, he was the master of the revels.
Andre, who had known the wife of
Gen. Benedict Arnold, in Philadelphia,
entered INFO correspondence with Ar
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week with Mrs. SCOTS mother. Mrs.
Robert Powell, returned on Wednesday
10 their home, in Winslow. n. J.
Mrs. Frank slaymaker, who has been
visiting her family. in Riverton. Va, has
returned 10 her home, at Rosemont.
/ Mrs, Slaymaller's sister, Miss jamie Me
/ Coy. viii spend the winter with her
/ Miss Nell j. Gran. who has been visit
/ ing Mrs. r, l. Pickett at "Menokin, .
on Seminary Hill has returned to her
| home. in Philadelphia.
Miss Marie Louise Nichoi, Miss Frances
| NichOl, and Mr. Edgar Nichol have re-
turned 10 their home, after spending the
summer in Manassas
| Cards have been received here from
Mr. and Mrs H J. Bonner announcing
| the marriage of their daughter. Mss
Maude Gramthaw Benner. to Mr.. Clar-
ence Edgar Graham, on Wednesday.
September p. at their home in Wash.
/ ingtOn.
Miss Alice B. Chinn is the guest of
/ her aunt. Mrs F. W. Richardson. at
I Fairfax Court House.
Capt and Mrs c. s Bennett and Miss
Virgie Bennett, who have been living in
Newport News for the past few years,
have returned
Mrs. Eleanor Washington Howard left
on Tuesday TO visit her daughter, Mrs.
Hugh Milton Caldwell. in Seattle
Miss Emma Mills and Mr.. II. 1. Wheat
| ley were quietly married on Wednesday
] morning in Richmond Mr. and Mrs.
Wheatley viii make their home in this
city.
! Or. and Mrs Angus Crawford have re-
turned from visit 10 Bar Harbor Me-
Mrs. Philip Knox, Of Washington. was
the guest during the week Of Mai Janney
/ Right Rev Arthur Seldom Lloyd and
Mrs. Lloyd have returned from Elkton.
where they spent a part of the summer.
Miss Elizabeth and Miss Rebecca Lloyd
have returned from visit TO their sister.
Mrs Edmund P. cambridge. in Lewis
/ burg w, Va, and Miss Gay Lloyd has
returned from a visit to Abingdon.
Mrs. Cooper Dawson and her little son
left on Friday for a visit to relatives In
! Gloucester
Miss Cora Jones has returned from a
visit to Mrs. Willetts in Washington
| Mr. and Mrs NJ r. Brock have return
ed from Atlantic City, where they spent
! the past few weeks.
| Mrs. Paca Kennedy is the guest OF Mrs.
John Francis Smith in Frederick
The Misses WOrthington. who spent
the summer at the Potterfeld Cottage. AT
Braddock Heights, near Frederick, Md
have returned,
Miss Marion Herbert has returned from
a weeks visit to Berkeley Springs. w.
va
Miss Angela Shriver. OF Union Mills,
! Nd. is the guest of her sister, Mrs
/ John Marshall Jones.
Mrs William S Green and Miss Mae
Green have returned from a visit TO Cul-
The Washington herald., 1910-09-25

A jury in the United States Court for
the Eastern district OF Virginia this aft
ernoOn fixed the price OF land in the
condemnation suit of the government for
1900 acres located in Fairfax County at
SOS per acre, against So which was origi-
nally offered by the government The
total price will therefore be $4,000. The
government viii use the land for Dis
trict refOrmatory.
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ALEXANDRIA SOCIETY.

Edward l.. Daingerfield Frank Dam
gerneld, and Miss Mary Daingerheld, who
spent the summer months travelling
through Europe, have returned TO their
home. Malvern. on Seminary Hill
Miss Clarence Snowden left last Tues
day for North Wilkesboro. N c.. where
she will be the guest of Miss Sibyl SmOot.
DR. and Mrs ]. Stewart Jameson have
returned from a six weeks visit in
Maine.
Miss Delta Beverly. OF The Plains. was
the guest OF her brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs Richard Henry Carter
Beverly, during the past week.
Capt. Herbert Bryan, who spent the
summer at jamestown. r. L. has re-
turned TO his home in this city.
Miss Elizabeth Herbert, who has been
the guest Of the Misses Barrett al their
bungalow at Cape Henry, has returned
10 her home,
Mrs. Nicholas Dawson and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. William G. Pendleton, who
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spent the past week at Berkeley Springs,
/ W. Va, have returned to Mrs. Dawson's
home, Cameron" on Seminary Hin.
Miss Helen Calvert IS the guest OF
Miss George Blight. at Haymarket.
I Miss Anne Minnigerode and Miss Be
atrice tombstone. of Winnipeg. Canada,
are the guests of Mrs. Andrews at Cape
Henry.
Mrs Clarence r. Keith and her daugh-
/ ter, Miss Virginia Keith, are visiting Mrs
/ William B. Gallaher at Mount Parvo,"
| near Charlestown, w. Va
MIS-. Thomas c. Marshall. who has
been the guest OF her uncle, Mr.. c. B.
/ Marshall has returned 10 her home in
| Fairfax County.
Miss Ruth Smith and Miss Mary Will
iamson are visiting relatives in New
York.
William j. Fitzgerald, of New York.
and Miss Gertrude Markhart Of Bing-
( hamton. \. Y. who have been the
| guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Duncan,
of North Braddock. for the past two
weeks, returned home on Thursday.
The Misses Elsie and Edith Snowden
have returned from a months visit to
orkney Springs.
Mrs Benjamin T Nash, of Richmond.
is the guest Of Mrs. W. H. Lee AT her
/ home, Rayensworth, In Fairfax County.
Mrs. NJ. A. Adamson and Mrs. Rebecca
Dodge who spent the summer in Lon
don, have returned.
Miss Mary Dwyer and her brother, Mr.,
Edmund Dwyer. have gone for a two
weeks visit TO New York
Judge Louis c. Barley and Mrs. Barley,
Miss Anna Barley, and Master Louis
Barley, jr. who spent the summer at
Deerfeld, have returned 10 their home
Mrs Edward. of New York. is the guest
of Miss Minnie Henderson.
Mrs. ~ J. Faulkner, with her three
children Elizabeth, Katherine, and Ida
returned last Tuesday from South Caro-
lima
Mrs Allan Hume and little Miss Hume
have returned TO their home, at Mount
Ida. after spending six weeks with Mrs,
Hume's mother, Mrs. Frank Gardner. at
Marthas Vineyard Mass
Rev. and Mrs. John II. Griffith, Of Kin
ston. \. g. announce the engagement
OF their daughter, Miss Courtney TOwne
Greenough. TO Wilmer joyce Waller. The
wedding will take place this fall.
Mrs. Mamie Smith Nicely and Miss Kin
ME Smith. of Parkersbrg. w. Va. are
visiting their relatives, Mr. and Mrs, w,
r. Smith, in Cameron street.
Mr. and Mrs. James Gilbert, of Guile
bra, Panama, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Purcell.
Harvey Lisson and Miss Edna Helms
were married on Wednesday. September
Il. by the Rev r. +. Philips. rector OF
81. Paul's Church
Mrs. Louise Scott and Master Jack
Scott. who have been spending the sum
| mer in Berryyille and who spent the past
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ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

Leave Of ahsence for che month is granted Second
Lieut.. AMBROSE X. EMERY. Twenty seventh
infantry.
Leave Of absence for two months. 20 take effect
upon RS arrival IN the United states. is granted
First tisIt MYR0N B. BOWDISh. Seventh
Cavalry.
The leave If absence granted Col. EDWARD T.
DRAVO assistant cornmissary general, Is ca
tended one mcnth.
First Lieut.. RICHARD II. JORDAN, Coast Ar;il
iery C0FTs nov in command q the United
States Army mine planter Gen Samuel VI,
Mills viii take station IN New York City.
Capt JAMES b. MITCHELL. Coast Artille5
Cors is relieved from assignment 70 th'
Eighty-sccond Company ard placed on the M
assigned list. to take effect September 20. 1910.
Leave Of alrsaee for fiye DAYS Is granted Mai
RODERIC l.. O'CONNOR Medical CoFrS.
Lesye Of absence fer three months. 10 take effecI
on or about October l. 1910 is granted FiIsi
Lieut. DONALD J.. McCORD. Medical Reserve
Corps.
Leave Of absence for one month on surgeons Ger
ti6cate Of disability is granted First Lieut.
DUNCAN ELLIOT. Eighth Cavalry.
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pepper, where they were the guests of
Mrs. Green's nice, Miss Daisy Thompson
Mr. and Mrs Alexander Hamilton
Sands and their little son, Master Alex
ander Sands, jr., are visiting Mrs. Sands
sisters. the Misses Norton. Later on
Mrs Sands and Miss Gault Norton will
go to New York for short visit
Mrs. Cornelius p Taylor and Miss
CalHe Taylor have returned from a visit
10 their relatives in Charlottesville and
Amherst
Miss Abram H. Smythe has returned to
her home after spending the summer at
Warrenton and Fauquier Springs.
Miss Ida Mason. of Richmond is the
guest of Miss Mary HOugh. on Seminary
Hill
Mr. and Mrs Hubert w Templeman
Of Richmond. who spent the summer in
Warrenton with Mrs Templemans par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs J. W. Jolly. were
guests during the week of Mrs. NJ. r.
Payton NJ Mount Ida.
lIr Peter j. Pullman and his grand
son. Master Marshall p Hohenstein,
lave returned from a six weeks visit
to England
The Washington herald., 1910-09-25

Assistant Paymaster 3. D. ROGERS 20 duty navy
ing officer
Chief Boatswain J. HE'LL. to duty Naval Academy.
Annapolis Ma
Boatsvain T /. McKENNA detached duty Charles
ton % duty NAYS yard Puget Sound. Wash.
Bcatswain F. HINpRELET. detached duty West
Virginia 20 d. naval training station san
Francisco, Cal.
Bcatsgan Il. SCHUMACHER. detached duty Pen
sacCla. naval training station san Ffancisc5.
Cal 10 duty West Virginia
Machinist 2. BURKE, attached duty Georgia 10
home and wait orders
Maehinist o. JOHNSON. TO duty nsyy yard. Nor
felix, Va.
PaymasteTs Clerk +. sCHERBRRGER appoint
ment as a Iavnaster's CLERK in The navy. duty
Virginia, revoked.
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mold, and was the agent through whom
Arnold bargained. under promise of a
large reward, for the surrender OF West
Point. the key to the highlands of the
Hudson.
Andre visited Arnold within the Ameri-
can lines to garry out this treaehery. He
was captured on his return by three
American farmer boys. Papers making
clear the treason of Arnold We're found
upon Andres person, who by his OVID
frank confessions was convicted as a
spy and sentenced to be hanged. Arnold
by the blunder OF an American officer
got wind and escaped TO the British ship
lying in the Hudson Sir Henry Clinton
by the most urgent representations TO
Gen Washington, tried 10 save his IA
vorlte, but in vain. There was but one
way, the surrender of Arnold. 10 avert
the fate decreed 10 Andre. This course
the British, in good faith to the traitor
could not take Andre pleaded for a
soldiers death. but the Americans held
in remembrance the fate of the young
hero, Nathan Hale, who had been
hanged as spy. Andre died with heroic
firmness, and the whole British army
went in mourning. While the name Of
Arnold Is forever a synonym for treason
the fate of Andre. even among our
schoolboys and schoolgirls. yet excites
commiseration Arnold missed one
chance to restore himself, in a degree. at
least, 10 the consideration of mankind
He might have delivered himself 10
Washington and demanded Andres ex-
change But he did not. He served with
fervor in the British army. At his death,
according to tradition, into which II is
best not to inquire too closely. he called
for his old Continental uniform and a
sword belt received from Washington
and died With these around him.
On September %, 1886, the first news
paper In America was issued and was
suppressed after the first number; and
in 1850 was opened the first Russian rail-
road built by American engineers. To-
day is the birthday of Mercy Otis War
rem, authoress Of the Revolution 072S);
Christian Gottlfeb Heine. classic editor
Q72g), Alfred Vail, inventor asOD: Felicia
Dorothea Hemens. poetess Q799; James
NJ Bailey humOrist. known as the Dan
bury News Man OS4D; and the date of
the death of Philip of Spain Q5o6), and
John Henry Lambert. German philoso-
pher Q77p
The Washington herald., 1910-09-25
Suits Against Traction Company.

Two suits filed yesterday in the District SUI
pfene Court against the Capital Traction Company.
Bert Roderick sued for $500 for allesed srougful
ejectment from street car july l. Eiuile Huck.
who broke several rihs trying 80 catch a car at
Fourteenth street ard New Yogk avenue, August T.
brought suit for $1,000
The Washington herald., 1910-09-25
Naval Orders.

The following orders have been issued
Lieut. Commander w. IL. STANDBY. when dis
charged treatment Naval Hospital. Mare Island,
Cal. granted sick leave two months.
Lieut.. Commander c. b. BARNES. detached duty
West Virginia 10 duty Colorado
Lieut. Commander L. F. JAMES. detached duty
Colorado: e duty West Virginia.
Lieut.. p, z. BASSETT detached duty command
Tarpon; 10 home and wait orders
Lieau K WHITING, 10 duty command Tarpon.
MidsliiI man S W. KING. TO duty South Dakota.
Paynaster II. H. BALTHIS. detached duty Vir
giria. to Naval Medical school, Hospital Wash
ington ID. O. f0r treatment.
Passed Assistant Paymasler J. II. GUNNELI4 u
duty Virginia as pay officer.
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Commended for CALAMITY.

Clement King chief water tender. James H.
Pierce. baileunakU. and Niaximiliau r. Iumg.
water tender Of the taIedo-baat DESTROYER Chamcey
we're commended By the Navy Department foF GAL
liant conduct during an accidefs on the ship last
August in Asiatic waters
The Washington herald., 1910-09-25

Yesterday morning high requiem mass vas eeIe-
brated at 81. PauIs Catholic Church for Michael
aicKain, who died FRIDAY az his home, 835 L street
Northwest. after three months sickness. Services
were eohducfed by Rev. Father Mackin. Intermeut
viii be in Mount Oliytt Cemetery.
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r. Clinton knight. s25 King street. Alexandria,
Va. Is authorized agent and carrier for Tie Wash.
ington Herald. The Herald viii be delivered daily
and Sunday TO any address IN Alexandra for 10
cents month.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-25

A special grand jury has been sum
moned for Tuesday.next in the Corpora
ton Court. Judge L. c. Barley presiding,
when the following cases will come I'D
for consideration: George Bland. arson:
John Henry Underwood, horsesteaIing:
William Simmons. assault; William Pet-
TT, larceny from the person; George
Jackson. larceny from the person.
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NEWSOFALEXANDRIA
Lieut.. Belts and Policeman
Sampson Are ExOnerated.
GO BEFORE COMMISSIONERS

Both Testify In Connection with
Robbery of King Street store.
Chief Goods Told TO Keep Better
Record Book at Headquarters.
Land Price Is Fixed.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-06
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London, March 5.-Consols closed Lis
higher. at 81 9-l6 for money and 81 Ills for
account Anaconda was Il higher at E05s.
Canadian Pacific unchanged, at 1S5. Grand
Trunk Is lower, at G1s.
Money was in good demand and firm, and
discount rates hardened.
Trading on the Stock Exchange was
somewhat irregular. Rhodesian mines
continued buoyant and caused CORE
spending hardening IN Kaff1rs, but rubber
shares yielded to realizations. Selling
pressure depressed foreign rails. while gilt
edged securities We're quietly steady
American securities opened uncertain,
and after a slight decline on Philadelphia
strike news closed quiet at irregular price
changes. Copper shares were firm on
merger rumOrS.
Call money in London, 11zGis4 per cent;
open market discount rate. for short bills,
e5s per cent: long bills. 25sG224 per cent;
Berlin discount rate, 3ss per cent; Paris
discount rate, ~ per cent: Paris exchange
on London. . francs 1875 centimes; Berlin
exchange on London. % marks IS pfennigs
Bar gold, as Sd. American eagles, 76s I'D
Paris. March 5-Three per cent rentes
closed 3 cenrimes lower. at % francs Is
centimes. Prices were generally firm on
the BourSe.
Berlin. March 5.-Trading was dull and
prices were lower on the Boerse to-day
New-York tribune., 1910-03-06

COPPER TRADE CONDITIONS.-Wal
er'S copper letter says: Copper is strong
er. Lake is 1875 to IA cents and electro
lytiC is 1872 to 1875 cents per pound a
duced their asking price for electrolytic
from l3s4 to 1872 cents After making large
sales at the lower price they withdrew
from the market, and probably will not
be sellers again at less than 1884 cents
For the first time in many months the for
eign visible supply showed a decrease dur
ing the last half of February of 647 tons
This furnishes positive proof that European n
consumption is rapidly increasing. and that
the heavy exports of the last few months
have been fully justified by legitimate
trade conditions 1t has been reported re-
Gently that the agreement between the
largest producers in this country TO reduce
up to, this being shown by the large out
put reported for the month of January
IL must he remembered that the figures of
the Copper Producers Association do not
represent the current output of the mines
hut OF the Tefineries. American production
resented the output of Michigan smelters
during January. and OF those smelterS
located elsewhere. the product of which
has to he treated electrolyticaliy, as long
ago as October or November. | have rea-
son to believe that February, March and
April production, as shown in the pro-
ducers association figures, viii be consid-
erably smaller than for the preceding three
months. The decline in the output of
r-tah Copper and Nevada Consolidated in
December will probably not show in the
producers association figures before April
10. "
IRON MARkET.-Rogers, Brown & Co
say: THE month of March opens with a
greater promise OF stability than tho two
New-York tribune., 1910-03-06
FINANCIAL MARKET
FRISCO ISSUES UP.
Bank Statement Shoes HedUy
Loss in Cash and Reserve
Holdings.

Litt's disposition on the part OF stock
market operators to make new commit
ments On either side of the account was
reported in yesterdays trading. In view
of the possibility of serious disturbance
in Philadelphia to-day and the chance
of a hitch in the negotiations under way
for a settlement Of the differences be-
tween the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
and its employees. spectators naturally
were cautious in their transactions, with
sentiment in Street circles, however, gen.
satisfactory outcome of the present labor
situation, as outside of Philadelphia the
tendency is toward arbitration. Price
movements showed irregularity. though
the undertone was strong. especially In
some of the specialties, including St.
Louis & San Francisco second preferred,
which was bought by foreign houses. The
Erie issues also acted well, while further
strength was reported in Utah Copper,
which occupied technical position that
discouraged short sales, owing to the
small amount of the stock available for
speculative purposes. If q short interest
in the stock should be created it would
not be a difficult matter to drive the
bears into a panic.
IN the last hour the general list showed
moderate strength, with a noteworthy
increase in the volume of business in
United States Steel common. but the
ffrmness Of prices failed to attract an
outside demand for securities, though
commission houses received inquiries
from customers regarding the wisdom
Traders inclined toward the bull side of
the market may not feel quite SO opti-
mistic after studying the figures Of the
bank statement, which, in connection
with the advancing tendency in sterling
exchange and the forthcoming financing
by corporations and the city, suggests a
much higher level of loan quotations at
no distant period. In the exhibit Of
actual conditions as Of Friday night a
loss in cash of s10597, 500 and a reduc-
tion in the reserve above legal require
ments of more than 100000 are shown,
against a decline in the average state
ment of s6.43S.200 in cash and s7.SS5, 5,625
! IN reserve, the latter item standing at
! s14, 4,S15, ,s25, compared with $11,7S2.175 a
year ago and s30.135,975 in 1908. The
actual reserve is s11.444.575. Loans in
creased in the week s4S70,100. Loans
are now almost as large as deposits.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-06
M EETINGS.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.

NOTICE OF MEETING
TIE annual meeting Of the stockholders OF
the southern Pacific Company VIII be held at
the Office of the Company, in Beechmont Jef-
ferson County. Kentucky. on Wednesday,
Anril sixth 1910. twelve o'clock noon,
standard time. for the election of fifteen di-
rectors and the transaction OF all such other
business as may legally come before the meet
ing including the approval and ratification q
ali action of The Board Of Directors and OF the
Executive Committee since the last annual
meeting of the Stockholders OF the Company
The said meeting has been specially called 10
authorize. approve. and consent TO an increase
of the bonded Indebtedness of the Company
not exceeding the amount Of fifty million dol
lars. and the execution Of q mortgage. TO Sc
cure the payment Of such Indebtedness, upon
the franchises and property now owned or
hereafter acquired by the Company in the
City and County Of san Francisco, and the
County Of San Mateo California
For the purposes Of the meeting. the books
for the transfer Of stock VIII be closed at noon
OF Saturday. March 10, 1910, and VIII be re-
opeEed at ten o'clock A. NJ. April 4. 1910.
BY order Of the Board of Directors.
ALEX. MILLAR, Secretary.
Dated February >. 1915.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-06
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money on call. 21z
per cent. Time money was readily obtain
able. but demand was light and was chiefly
for the longer periods Rates. 3I4 per cent
for sixty days, 314a3a. per cent for ninety
days, 81. per cent for four months and 324
4 per cent for five and six months. Mer-
camille paper found a fairly steady market
here and elsewhere Rates. 4<4412 per cent
for sixty to ninety days indorsed bills re-
ceivable, 4igd5 per cent for choice four to
six months single names and 512 per cent
for others.
change market was steady, with cables
quoted at 4s755d4. $3.50. demand sterling at
4.S730G4 S735 and sixty day bills at 4.64S4 q
and short reichsrnarks s5 5-1S less LEA.