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Minnesotské noviny., 1910-02-24

pax v novinach mimo svoji rec take
mnoho jinych veci, o nichz sice me-
la t1mysl Sc zminiti, ale opomnela
tax uciniti. Take We styku Sc zpra-
vodaji pry Sc il stale, ze We zpra-
vach potion pfinesli rozlicn6 veci,
jez j ami na mysl nepfisly.
- Ma mnohostrannou zadost
hudbymilovneho obecenstva byla Sc
hrana st. Paul Symfonickym orke-
strem nedeli odpoledne pfi kon-
certu m6stsl6m auditoriu pozno-
WI Dvofakova skladba ''Z Nov6ho
Sveta." Krajan Chabr, vynikajici
Glen orkestru, byl pfi tomto kon-
certu hlavnim solistou ma lesni rob.
= Minuly tyden vypukl ohen V
zavodu Western Art Co., 90 zap. z.
ul., jenz vyzadal 81 zivot 81. Mary
Martinke, SO rokd stare fiditelky
obchodu S damskymi klobouky We
die zminene firmy Sc nal6zajiciho.
Slecna Martinke byla vyburcovana
re span1 nocnim dboru vyb6hla
ven na ulici, odkud op6t Sc vratiia
do sveho bytu zadni casti obchodu,
kde vSak klesla V bezv6domi k zemi
a brzy vypustila ducha. 81. Martin
Ike tesla Sc pfizni tez ceskych zakaz-
nikG. Ceskou vsak nebyla, jak mno-
ri Sc domnfvali.
as Ma prodej na mirn6 splatky,
nebo k pronajmu ma dlouhou dobu,
80 lotG We vymefe asi akri nejlep-
81 pGdy pro zahradnictvi, ma McNa-
meny st. = Pfihlaste Sc Frank
Novotny, 387 Cedar ST., St. Paul,
MINI. 21-tf
PTipravte Sc ma koncertnf
a divadelnf zabavu, pofadanou Tel.
Jed. Sokol SIM G s.. P. S. V sobo-
tn vecer 5. bfezna. Bude to prve
vystoupeni ceskych umelcG hudeb-
mich Cd st. Paul symfonick6 orke-
stry pred nasim obecenstvem a pro-
to dojista nikdo nebude litovati je
vyslechnouti.
- Minute soboty odbyval Sc na
West Side V pfisklepi jednoho do.
mu tax zvany kohouti zapas "a pfi,
tomnosti mnoha milovnik6 sportu
Jelikoz kohouti zapasy jsou zako
mem zapovezeny, byl pf1pad vzneser
al ku guvern6ru statu Eberhartovi
jenz nevi, koho ma ciniti "a to zod
pov6dnym, nebot panuje spor to
zdali mistnost, niz Sc pas ode
hral, nachazi Sc V Ramsey cili Da
kota okresu. TAX Sc zda, ze spol
ma konec bude muset byti rozhod
nut zem6m6fici
= DR.. Lyman Greene, pfedna
sejfci pod zastitou st. Paul sdruze
nj pro um6nf a v6dy, pravil, ze '
: Soustati zmfra do roka $4,000 lid
ma souchotiny a taktez velke pro
cento obyvatelstva ma jine nemoce
jimz dalo by Sc zabraniti, kdyby
v6ts1 pozornost byla venovana vefej
nemu zdravotnictvi. V ohledu ton
poukazoval, ze jednom jizn1m sta
te je nakladano vice pen6z ma 0
chranu dstTic nez ma ochranu lid
skeho zdravl. Mimo jin6 ma byt
venovana pozornost zdrave pitne vo
de. a zamezen1 prachu, jenz jest ptl
vodcem tax zvane detske mrtvice
Take odporucuje zfizenf zvlastn
nemocnice, jez poskytovala by male
zite osetfeni pro chudsl tfldy.
= O. W. Faust re Sargent, Jiz
nj Dakoty, mize Sc honositi nejvys
81 cenou "a tfi prasata, jaka KID,
komu byla vyplacena ma dobytcin
trhu So. st. Paul. Faust prize
sem lete karou prasat, jez dobf'
n 1 L
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York April 2-BUTTER-Recspts to-day
we're So pacsage~ TIE bottom fell out O. the mar
ket this morning prios showing declines o. p cents
per pound on the highest grades u creamery.
Creamery specials. 50lz. creamery extras 90 cream
en- trsts. a. state dairy good 20 choice 81 pro
:. 49,
CHEESE-Receints today were 307 boxes The
market cf new cheese Is slowly increasing. state
flil cream. fan cd specials Iia state fun cream
fan make. Old fancy. IA; State full cream. bes,
new, l5-z. skins. specials. I'll, skins Gue 80.
EGGS-Reccipts to-day we're 1857 cases. The
marke- IS nearly steady. State Pennsylvania. and
nearby henuey, white fancy, =; State and PennSyl-
raria brown heuue-y. fancy. "a fresh gathered e1-
tras. -. fresh gathered extras. frsts. III; duck
egg. q
MILL FEED-steadg; trade is quiet, Spring bran.
2S5. standard mddliugs 2s5; city bran. 2.00. IN
bulk; Western red dog. S,25. % arrive winter wheat
bran. in I0o-lb sacks N arrive. I'D
OATS-Fim; light uade. No white So: No
white 4-i7; No white -. natural and clipped
white. on track s6a52
FLOUR-s;eady; inquiry Moderate. Kansas
straighfs 6l0a52c in sacks; SIT strsights 50s5 =
lu barrels; spring uateuts 540o5-5. n barrels
! spring clears. f5olL50.
RYE FLOUR-Steady5 trade light Choice brands
quoted 90 Bats
CORNNIEAI-Steady; trade Is inactive Kiln
dried f1r export So c1arse meal 80 has 3lal 81
HAN-Receipts. 40 tons; strong: fair Inquiry for
choice. Prime timothy. Ll7i.aI31. No L lis; No
2. LCi-allC No. 3 95aIOo
sTRAW-Recespts. 20 tons; steady; Light trade
Long re qUossI 90 %.
BEEF-Stlady. demand Is moderate Packet. 5Oa
100. family. l9c0al95o
roRK-Flm: moderate dealings Mess. oi5ca
q ~, family. 3i50.
LARD-Stronger Prime Western. r. N. civ l2s5.
refined continent. $50, South American, l425; re
fined Brazilian. kegs -55. oeostearlne L6aI6l: lard
stearine drm, New York lii1.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23

New York, April 22.-Bradstreets review
of the state Of trade tomorrow will say:
Weather conditions and the unsettled
outlook for prices Of many commodities
are the causes assigned for the Quieter
tone Of trade In many lines. Retail bust
ness, and, 70 a certain extent, recorder del
mand from jobbers was affected by thd
return early IN the week OF wintery
weather. with its accompaniment Of rain.
snow, and low Temperatures In the West,
Northwest, and South. These influences
were. however. largely temporary. and,
except for the damage done early vege-
tables and fruit trees in blossom by the
cold weather, were largely Offset by the
decided benefit 10 the crop outlook gener-
ally by the breaking OF the drought. What
injury was caused 10 corn or cotton can be
largely onset by replantng, as the season
is still very early.
Doubt as 70 ultimate crop outturn Is
stin given as the main reason for buying
for fall and beyond falling TO make def
mite form. but here IS also recognition OF
the fact that uncertainty as 10 the future
prices OF many commodities is a drag on
trade. In number OF lines the estimates
Of arrested demand or pressure TO realize
prior to new crops are visible in easing
prices. Prominent in this direction are
food prices. live animals and their prod
ucts. The situation in the cotton goods
trade, where prices are still steady. how
ever. is and has been a bar to active
buying"
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Proes quoted ere vholesalel

lPT1ces quoted ere WhOles1lel
UTTER-CrCamery. fancy 33tza5f: do frsts 81
as: d. seconds o process farcy. 27a2s: do fair
good 15a21. da.-y. choice. 24a25: do good 2la23
store packed. SAD
CHEESE-New York State factory. fancy nrsts.
Eal7i. d., small. Hairy; d. large i6tal7.
sEGGS-Near by, choice. rCtvrnable cases. %; West
Virginia and Southern Virginia, retrruahle cases
1872 Tennessee returnabis esses g; North Carolina
rl,rruable cases. g.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens spring, large, ziaz
DO. medium. 2ia26; do. sVTing soas5; hens small.
per d.. ISL large ISL; ROSTERS per h. 70:
ducks, Old IS; do. spring. lbs. and over IS:
geese. PER h., l0al2; do. fancy l2alf: turkeys
TOMS per H.. Is; do, hens, d turkeys thin IlaI2
keats. Per To-. IS
LES-Potatoes. per Dbl. ;O0al25. sweet
potatoes, PER Dbl, new, 20oa252i Jams. PET bbl
III
DRESSED PoCLTRY-Cbickens per H.. Z2a3:
chickens and hens mixed. l9a2O: capons lib. aver
age. FER b.. 25a26; do. small 25a2i slips per h.
i: ducks. lsa2); geese. per H.. llal6.
DRESSED MEATS-Haus. country. sugarcured
lSs2l
SUNDRIES-Beeswsx, 3; tslloW SASH: ginseng
per b., 5O0a5.5o; seneca, per To-. n: golden seal
sGai5i pink. l2alf mandrake PAS; snake root Sc;
walnut kernels. dry. l5a6. black walnuts per 100 IS
DRIED FRUITS-Apples. sliced. fancy. 5a5; cher
ries. l2ai5 blackbeuies. :; Whortleberr.es. IN.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. unwashed, free Of
burs. Per h.. 80; wool bury. per b.. 2ja2s hides
green. per h. 10; do. dr.. Per 10. Lal6: sheep
skins green each, 75al00; do. dry each 25a5O; calf
skins, sTcen. each, L0al.7i.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by W. 3. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade H!hbs
Building
Chicago. Arril 22.-Wheat opened about steady
around last nights prices but later eased fraction
ally selling by local professionals On the decline
there good buying By cummission houses, and
the market having become o,ersold. a quick rails
Of lc q bushel took place. Nex buying vas notice
able due b the character q news received regard
ing crop conditions. especially iu tho Southwest
hailst0rms and cold weather IN Missouri and chinch
bugs in Kansas Local car lots. Is with y coll
mated for tomorrow.
Com was steady early though showing no dis
tinctire strength Of is own. Offerings were ample
and prices yielded until wheat advanced. when local
traders covered There vas some Cf the sane class
q buying as yesterday. Cash prccs were steady.
Local car lots H. with IS estimated for tomorrow.
Oats were dull. with fractional advance IN sym
pathy With other F-ains Cash houses moderate
buyers Of futues. and the new crop mouths showed
the greater steaGiress Cash market easy.
Looks as though some 81 the local elevator con-
CCru5 WCTB TTrIartnZ 70 make delivery on May con
tracts. Local car l0ts IN. with 10 estimated TO
morrow.
Further advance In hogs caused higher market IN
provisions and a steady closing a. fair gains ship
rers and PACKERS were the principal buyers o. near
By products. and there was fair general demand
Tor the deferred months Packers were moderate
sellers a September deliveries Other selling was
largely taking PROFITS
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
Readjustment of Prices TO More Normal Basis Is
Now Generally Apparent.

New York. April pr. G. Dun & Co.'S
weekly review Of trade tomorrow viii
say:
while business sentiment is distinctly
optimistic wherever the process Of ex-
tracing eight and nine billions Of new
products out OF the soil Is carried on,
there is confusion and uncertainty in the
financial markets. There the severe de-
dression IN bonds. the pressing needs OF
London. the continued large exports Of
gold from New York, and the heavy mer-
chandise imports into the United States.
the overprOductlon in pig iron, coke, and
copper leading 20 talk of curtailment Of
operations. and some hesitation caused
by the remarkable political developments,
both In England and the United States.
produces confusion OF opinion as TO the
Immediate future. Yet there has been
notable abatement OF the recent unrest
OF labor with advances In wages by I'M
portant corporations The crop prospects
are on the whole considered 10 be excel
lent and are improving. The recent
weather, while causing some damage in
pieces. has, by increased moisture. been
very beneficial elsewhere. There has been
some readjustment Of prices 10 a more
normal basis. This causes considerable
lrregularlty in the textile industries. yet
on the whole the dry goods trade. while
conservative, IS confident OF a good year.
a better feeling prevails IN the wool trade
It becomes increasingly evident that a
general curtailment OF pig iron produc-
ton may develop in the near future unless
conditions in that market meet with some
/ induCement
/ Commercial failures this week in the
/ United States are "a against IA lasl
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
PRODUCE MARKET.

baltimore. April Z--Quctations By Baltimore
Fruit and Produce Association are az follows:
BUTTER-Cuamrry fancy pr 10. 5JisaA: imi-
tation 23a2i; rolls. 2la2i 7e-0ackc %. prints
4 d.. 32a55 do. lib. S1a55; blocks lbs. 3la52
dairy prints. Maryland. Pennsylvania and Virginia
9laZl: Iowa and Northwestern, ladle LAB
EGGS-Maryland, Pennsylvania, aad nearby frsts
per dor. q: do Eastern shore Maryland and
Virginia. per d0z.. q Western irsts. pr dor d /:
do. West Virginia pr doz.. q; de-. North Caro-
lima ucr doz.. z: duck cggs. ger doz. 25a26.
LIVE POULTRY-Old hens. heavyweight. per
H.. -. do. small 70 medium. 20; old ROSTERS pr
d.. l., winter chickens, SIS 70 size. Per h Zsas1.
spring chickens 10. and over, h., 3saf2; turkeys,
hens choice. per H.. q: young gcbblers. per b.
D; old toms. per H.. %. rough and poor. per H..
l0alI. geese. Western and Southern, per b. I7al4:
do Maryland and Virginia Der h. l5al6: pigeons
young per pair. .; do. ole. per pair, 70; ducks.
large, per H. II; do, small. per 10, &c; masc5yy
and m5ugrel. per h.. l50I6; do. white Pekins per
b.. lsc; guinea fowl, Old each, .; Co.. young.
u lbs. and over. 90
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Nd. April 22-WHEAT-spot contract.
lC6is. SPOT No. red Western 1855; Arril. Osis
JAY, Loi. Receipts. 2575 bushels: Southern. by
sample osaiO2: Southern. on grade ssilaIO6i5
CORN-Spot contract, 6l7sse2; April elsfas2 Mar.
C1llaGS july 65l4a653s. steamer mixed. co., Re
cripis 500 bushels.
oATs-stock in elevators. 2s5462 bushels; shin
reuts from elevators. o.557. White No. ?. az 10
weight. isitaisi1 do. white No. s. as 10 weight
l1a8S: do No. T. % weight 44ai5; do, mixed
No. .. 47ai7i5; DO. No. 5. 46ai6ia
RYE-Stock IN elevators. $50 bushels: shipments
from elevators. Lis bushels. No. re. Western
domestic sass; No ryc. Western. domestic T7a7s
bag lots. as 20 quality and condition. 7oa7L
FLOUB-Wintcr extra. Ao0aL5O; do. clear. ASA
49, do. straight 4e0a505; do. patent. 53'a5 20:
spring clear. 655a560, do, straight. 5loa5s5. do.
patent. 5s5a56O: city mSs best. patent. 500: do
high-grade patent 600 do straight, SO: choice
family. SIS. do. extra. 42oai.40. Rye -four. medium
to ehocc. 4GiaA5O. Conmeal per 100 lbs, Ll5al IS
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York, April 22-CATTLE-Receipts 3l37
Steers we're in fair demand and steady; bulls
strong; fat COWS. steady and medium and thin
COWS finn. Prime steers sold at s30as 50 per 100
pounds: bulls 5.S0a650; COWS. 325a5.75: dressed
beef. quiet al llal3 per pound Liverpool and
London cables quoted live cattle firm at I4al5 per
pound dressed weight. Exports tomorrow from this
port AS beeyes and 4.699 quarters Of beef
CALVES-Receipts. SIS. feeling easier and gen
eral sales 2ja50 lower. Common % prime veals
sold az 750alo %: Culls 600a7.O0; dressed calves
about steady at l0al5 for city dressed vcals and
eaI3iz for country dressed.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReceiptS, 5l63 Prices
were l5a2j lower. and some sales Of common stock
80 lower Two cars were held over. Poor 20 good
clipped sheep sold At lOOa675 per 100 pounds com
mon To choice clipped lambs S0a925. sheep and
Gull lambs, 7Ooa7.1i dressed mutton slow at l3al6
per pound: dressed lambs. l6alss; country dressed
hot house lambs steady at 3OOa7O0 each
HOGS-ReceiptS. 2I8 Firm az 9S per 100
pounds; country dressed hogs steady :; l3aliis
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York April Z2-NIoney on call AZ the stock
exchange to-day opened at rs per cent: highest. g.
lowest ~; closing. "a. Most Of the days loans
were made az rs per cent.
Time money was again easier in tone. and bid rates
were lower. Demand was very light. while the sup
ply continued ample Rates. 3lsaS& per cent for
sixty days Ssa4 per cent for ninety days and four
five and six months Sass, for over the year.
Mercantile papsr continued in fair demand with
limited supply Of the high gTade nameS Bankers
report that in lines Of business paper IS being
issued quite extensively. while in others there IS
practically no paper being offered. Rates 4Naf.
per cent for sixty TO ninety DAYS Endorsed bills re-
cevabe and choice four to SIX months single names
Sash per cent for others
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
FREED OF MURDER CHARGE.
Officers Fight After Trial of Dem
fist at Roanoke.
Special to The Washington Herald.

SPECIAL % The Washington HcTald.
Roanoke. Va, April 22.-It took the
jury trying DR.. J. S. Cahill, for the
murder Of Robert Smithers but ten min
utes to return verdict Of Not guilty"
Policeman Tom Smithers, brother Of
Robert Smithers, and Sheriff Nicholson
fought on the street after adjournment
Of court. Friends prevented serious in
jury. Cahill. who is a dentist, killed
Smithers in a pistol duel at Rocky
Mount in November, 1908, alleging that
Smithers had broken up his home.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

Chicago. Aprl CHOOSING hogs we're 70 %
Is cents higher. The receipts were estimated a,
5000 head, o.bcial yesterday SO; shipments. 4570:
left over from yesterday 56A estimated receipts %
morrow 700 Bulk Of prices eEa955. light 91a
rough heavy. 905a9l5. yorkcrs. 95a9SJ; PIGS, S75a
so
CATILE-Strong % a shade higher; estimated re-
ceipts. 100 head. Beeves Bias 5l. COWS and heif
ers. 250a7Y Texas steers. L75a65; S'ocEsrs and
feeders 1Soa6TO. Western. 500a6.SJ
SHEEP AND LANfBS-Stong 10 q Ehahs his4l-
eT, estimated receipts. 500 head. NATIVES G50a
3s5; Western, 5.o0a35; yearlinr 7.5oaS75. lambs
1.75a2sli Western lambs 6O0aI0l0.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra, per cw; 5Ta60o; do, butcher
AOOa4.50; do. common 20a3Oo
HOGs-Per cwt. gross. 95OalOOO; do. ordinary
eco
SHEEP-Prime. 5.toa5.5o; do. common. 3OOa4c0
LAMBS-Fancy spring, ual2; fau, choice, per b.
easi1: do. medium g.
CAbVES-Prime, Per 10. To- do. medium, SAG;
do. grass. sa5.
COWS-Prime, fresh each. 55OOaFo0: do, com
mon. Z5.ooa3o.0o: do. old and dr.. IOOOal5.00
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY W B. H.bbs & Co.
members Of The New York Stock Exchange. Hibhs
Building
New York. April 2.-Tho market was very dull
throughout the late afternoon but prices continued
firm within few points Of last nights closing
quotations. There were no new developments 10
the general situation. Some complaint appeared q
cotton having been injured in Louisiana Alabama
and Mississippi by the recent cold weather. and
some repanting may be necessary. There is plenty
q time for this without affecting the prospective
large acreage and good start 70 the new crop. gen
cralr sneakinc
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAlN-vhsat per bushel. IOoaIIo: oorn. EhsTed
PCT bushs! 70 TO IS. cob SIS 10 800 per barrel.
cats. Western. white. No. p 1er bushel. 5ia5S.
mixed. Der bushel. 52aj5; bran. per ton. 800:
middling, Der ION. zoo.
Hay AND sTRAW-Hay, Western. No !. 200.
No 3 80: mixed, G59 loose az local sales q o..
Straw. rye. bundle. 1900: straw. rye machine
thrash. 200. straw. wheat. Der ton. 500; straw,
oat. rtr ton. so.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
WASHINGTON STGGR MARKET.

Sales-Reyular call. Z O'Clock noon.
Potomac Electric cons 81. SlOO0 AZ iolE s. ooo AZ
lOlh. N.OO0 az l0ut. 1000 a. l0lR. S0O az lol's.
5000 AZ 1913. s. 1C) 40 JOS. G.oO a. l0lS.
Washington Gas az H. IS az S0-s.
Mergenthaer. Z a. Z1l5.
District National Bank. 70 a. lB.
Commercial Insurance. 100 az 81. 100 az 81. 100
al 5i4 100 az 81.
FircncnS Insurance. ls az ~
Graphophone pa. at .. 10 az g's. 10 at p. 10
az o.
Capital Traction S. 100 at 1854.
Lanstou 10 az s3s 10 al $50 - az 93i5 10 a. a5ls
Following are the bid and asked prlcCs on yester-
lays Washirgton stock Exchange:
GAS BONDS.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
York, April 2-BId and asked prices on gov.
-,-,,r--t5r-.
Gems from the Opera.

The principal airs of the most popular
operas in Dear Old Songs, together with
fifty famous melodies. Watch for the
coupons IN the Washington Herald Sun
day morning.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23

New Ycrs. ApTil -wHEAT-strooger; fair
trade. No. Z Duluth opening Of navigation. ll7l1i
No. red T. o. b. Llei7 No. ? hard. New YORK,
T. o. D.. nominal. No macarcni lo2's Z. o.. b..
opening Of navigation. No. ] Miritoba T. O. h..
MAY. 10. Exporters took ten loads Manitoba.
many via Montreal
CORN-StrCug; snail trade. steamer mixed, 6Z9,
nominal export basis; No, elevator. nominal, ex-
port basis; export No. ., e O. D., Is No . yellow,
nominal. Exporters took nothing.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23

week, ga the preceding week, and 235 the
corresponding week last year.
Failures in Canada number 81, against
% last week, p the preceding week, and IS
last year"
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY W. B. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building.
Can money: Open. ~; high. 5; low. ga close. 5.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23

Announcement was made yesterday IN
Baltimore OF the authorization Of a mort
gage on the Baltimore and Ohio Chicago
Terminal property to secure an issue OF
$50 100000 OF hfty-year a. per cent bonds.
Bonds TO the amount OF $33,o0o,Q0 Will
be issued soon, chiefly TO reimburse the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for money
advanced in purchasing the old Chicago
Terminal Transfer Company.
Twenty-eight millions will be required
for this purpose, and $4,000 600 will be set
aside for improvements on the terminal
property. These improvements will in
clude elevatlng the tracks, extensions, &C.
The remaining 100000 will be held In
the treasury OF the Baltimore and Ohio
Chicago Terminal Company for future
needs
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by ". p Hibbs & Co..
members Of The New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
p,r1E.v~
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

William B. Hibbs, president OF the
Washington Stock Exchange. has re-
signed that position, the announcement
being made yesterday at the noon meet
ing. Mr.. Hibbs gave as his reasons for
the step that he is unable 10 attend to
the duties OF president OF the exchange
without interfering with the increasing
requirements of his business. Mr.. Hibbs
was elected president TO succeed William
Flather at the last annual election. He
has occupied the position much OF the
time for the past ten years According
to the rules of the exchange, II must
elect a successor after five days notice
Of a call Of the members for that pur-
pose.
Trading on the exchange yesterday
was in fair volume with the Potomac
Electric consolidated per cent bonds
and Commercial Fire Insurance stock
leading the market Ten Of the bonds
named were picked Up on call. and after
call one Capital Traction 3 per cent
was obtained on a bid at 1854.
A broker who wanted Commercial In
surance shares, advanced the current bid
a quarter of a point and obtained about
400 shares. At this point the holders OF
the stock wanted a better price and,
though the broker raised the bid to SIS,
no more Of the stock was 20 be had lower
than S. a share.
That the Seaboard Air Line Railway
is taking a position financially is indi-
Gated by the net earnings for the nine
months ended March 81, which are APP
proximately &.5O0.0OO. or more than
enough 20 pay the compulsory fixed
charges and interest on the adjustment
8 per cent bonds. which is payable "only
if earned and declared"
The directors will meet in the latter
part Of June TO declare interest payments
on the adjustment bonds for the six
months ended April 20, provided they
think the system has earned IT, From the
recent statements. It is almost a GER
tainty that earnings will Justify this pay
ment on August / At that time the two
quarterly coupons maturing February l
and May l, calling for II per cent each
will be cashed. The bonds are selling a.
about Il.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-27

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