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ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION AND
PROPOSED CHARTER OF THE
CITIZENS, BANK OF OCALA

| The undersigned intending and pro-
posing to organize a corporation under
! the laws of Florida relating to cor
| porations for profit, and relating to
general banking corporations. hereby
make and publish the following articles
! of incorporation and proposed charter
viz:
same of Corporation
The name Of the corporanon SHAH
and the place where its operations and
banking business shall be carried on
is Ocala, Marion county, state Of Flor
ida
ARTICLE II.
Nature of Business
The seneral nature of the business
TO be transacted is. that OF general
banking business. and such other bus
mess is incident to the general
banking business.
ARTICLE Ill
Capital Stock Authorized
The amount of capital stock author
ized is the sum of fifty thousand dol
hundred shares of the par value of one
hundred dollars liars each; which shall be
money of the United States.
ARTICLE ".
The corporation shall exist for a
term of ninety-nine years.
ARTICLE V.
The business of the company snail
be conducted by the following officers,
to-wit: president. two vice preSi-
dents. a cashier. and a board of direc-
tors consisting of nine qualified stock
holders. These officers shall be elect ed
at the annual meeting of the stock
holders and directors on the fourth
Tuesday in December Of each year. The
business of the company shall be con-
Quoted by the following officers until
those elected at the first election shall
be qualified, tO-wit: T. II. Johnson,
president; F. P. Rentz. first vice pres
ident: J. E. Martin, second vice presi-
dent; S. H. Martin, cashier; and T. H.
Johnson, r. S. Hail. E. P. Rentz. J. B.
Martin. r. L. Bowling, S. H. Martin.
D. f. McIver. S. r. Pyles and D. w
Davis directors.
ARTICLE VI.
Highest Amount of indebtedness
The highest amount of Indebtedness
TO which the corporation can at any
time subject itself shall be as proyid-
ed by section 2712 of the General
Statutes of Florida.
ARTICLE VII.
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Thirty-six-inch wide bleaching. the
Il l2c. quality, a. cents al the Globe
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Notice Is hereby given to all credi-
rs and distributes and all other per-
estate OF Jemes w. Means, deceas-
TO present the same duly proven to
undersigned within one year.
Augusta Evins Means,
Administratrix Of the Estate OF
James w. Means, Deceased.
AlOIntosh, Florida
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ARTICLE VI.
Highest Amount of Indebtedness


The names and residences of the
subscribers are as follows:
T.. p. Rentz. Ocala, Florida.
;. II. Martin. Ocala, Florida.
K. l.. Bowling, Ocala, Florida
d. T.. McIver. Ocala. Florida.
D. w. Davis. OcaIa. Florida.
=. Monroe, Ocala, Florida.
d. w. Tompkins, Ocala. Florida.
George Rentz. Ocala. Florida
T. II. Johnson, Ocala. Florida.
+. S. Hall. Ocala. Florida
J. f. Martin. Ockla waha. Florida.
s. r. Pyles, Ocala, Florida
K. Q. Dennard, Ocala. Florida
\. {. Cobb, Ocala. Florida.
W. +. Edwards. Ocala, Florida
ARTICLE VIII
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Notice of Intention to Apply for
Letters Patent

Notice of Intention to Apply for
Letters Patent
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned will, on Tuesday the Goth
day of December. \. d. 1910, apply TO
the Hon Albert W. Gilchrist. Governor
Of Florida. for letters patent upon the
foregoing proposed charter
r. T. Rentz.
r. S. Hall
5. Fl. Martin.
T II. Johnson.
George Rentz
W. P. Edwards
D. E. McIyer
D. ". Davis.
r L. Dowlins
J. Is. Martin.
S. r. PylO0.
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In witness whereof the incorporators
have hereunto set their hands and at
fixed their seals this the 18th day Of
\OXerrhar u
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Conventions held every Monday ev-
Ming in Castle Hall. over Peysers
Nights. f. c. Staley, c. c.
Chas K Sage. X. of r. and s.
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E. T. Rentz, CSeal).
r. S. Hall. (SeaD.
:. II. Martin. tSeaD.
/. II. Johnson. tSeaD.
George RentZ. tSeaD.
W. 2. Edwards. tSean.
u T. Mclyer. tSeaI.
ID W. Davis. tSeaD.
X / Bowling. tSeaiD.
j +. Martin. tSeaD.
:. K. PyleS. tSeaD.
I. Monroe. tSeaD
H. ". Tompkins. tSean.
\. {. Cobb. tSeaI.
K. .. Dennard. ISeaD.
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NOIItE fv CREDITORS

;. II. Clvatt. agent. Oca!a. florida
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stock SubkcFibed

The amount subscribed by each sub.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-20
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibhs Co.
members OF the Chicago Board Of Trade. Hibbs
Building
Chicago. April ls-The wheat market is strong
10 sympathy with the strength In cables and buying
by local traders who were evidently short over
night The market held steady. with offerings
mqcrate until the issuing Of the BTadstreet visible
which showed an increase IN the worlds visible OF
LDUOo bushels, against 5,S5oo bushels decrease
a year ago. Selling by commission houses aud
local professionals started another break, which
ran the market on y cent per bushe. Reports
here from Omaha and soft winter from Michigan.
Our adyices from Nebraska state the rain has done
practically DO good IN many sections and that
blowing up Of wheat lands is still going on. Pre-
dictions are for rather weather in the Cen
tral West for tomorrow. Local ear lots, thirty
four. with fourteen estimated for tomorrow.
The corn market ruled generally lower IN price
than yesterdays closing figures but while there
was more or less hquidaton in May corn. the tone
was not weak as that q yesterday Cash prices
for sample lOtB unchanged The trade was
much lighter and the market had an appearance
Il being mere evened UP. LEGAL car lots. - with
sixty estimated for tomorrow.
Oats prices were easier. with other grains Cash
houses sold May and the country sold the new
crop futures. Shorts were the best buyers. Cash
prices steady % 4 cent lower. Local car lots 80,
with l2i cars estimated for tomorrow
Notwithstanding further severe decline in the hog
market provisions ruled moderately higher and
closed steady fair gains Liquidation by scattered
longs considerably lighter than for several DAYS
past ard the demand was fairly liberal and a good
share Of the buying was for packers
The Washington herald., 1910-04-20
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Arril le.-BUTTER-Rcocipts to-day
were 9us packages. The market continues on 4
fairly steady basis Al unchanged pFiccS Creamery
Specials 50; do. extras. 3; do. frstS 81; State
dairy. sood 20 choice. 81; process specials. d
Western imitation crcamery frsts. y
CHEESE-Receirts to-day were 23s2 boxes. The
arrivals q new cheese do rot Increase as rapidly az
the trade sXrsct- State fuu cream. old specials.
Is, do. fal make old fancy. lsA Do. fan make.
Old good to prime. isiS skins IAN make fair 20
prime. g.
EGGS-Reoeipts we're Sooe cases. Despite the
heavy receipts. the market ruled steady On fine
ergs. State. Pennsylvania. ard nearby hcnnery.
white fancy. q state and Pennsylvania brown hem
merry. fancy. 81: frosh-gathered extras, "a; do.
extra frsjs. "a duck eggs 20.
MlLLFEED-Lower. trade IS quiet Spring bran.
p 35. standard mddlings. p So city bran, . CO. in
bUk; Western rcd dog. 2 Co. 70 arrive. winter
wheat bran. in lH-pound sacks. 70 arrive $50
OATS-Ncaker slow trade. No white 4sassi4
No white fair: No white. l6a45ls natural
and clipped white on track. 454aS1
FLOUR-Unscttled inquiry is light Kansas
stlights 5l0ajD in sacks; soft straights. 53a555.
IN barrels; rpring patents. 5S5a5 IS. in bauelS:
spring cleors, 4J0ai 3.
RYE FLOUR-Steady; trade dull Choice brands
quoted al s25a45.
COnNAlEAL-Easy: trads IS quiet Kiln-driei
for export, 35; coarse meal. IN bags. L30al-3i
HAY-Rcceipts. lSC0 tons; weaker; fair demand
for choice. Prime timothy. lis; No. J. L071zaI 10;
40 . l0Al O.. No. ; g.
STBAW-Re-pipts. % tons; Fat snail tr7de
Long ire quoted az 70.
BEEF-steady: inquiry Is inactive. Packet, ls.soz
i. 50: family l850al9OO.
PORh-WcakCr, ligat bJEiTGS. Mess. G85OaSOo:
family 85
LARD-Weaker. Prime Western. 1915. city. Y Is.
refined continent. l3o0; South American. H25; re
fined Brazilian. kegs. l523: olcostearine Is; lard
stearne slow; New York. T.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-20
WASHINGTON STGCR MARKET.

sales-Regular call. y O'Clock noon.
Washington Railway and Electric s., $50 az s..
$500 al SIS.
Potomac Electric consolidated 5s. 1000 NJ l0lA
5000 a lola 1900 az lClh. SlpQ AZ l0l%.
Potomac Electric g. SlooO az Jos
Capital Traction. I az l3lh 3 90 l3lA.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. A.
o. 10 al o. 10 40 %. . az 9ln.
Lanston. at %. 10 az ga. 10 81 siS, % al sit
90 40 9fH.
CITY National Bank, 70 at 10. 10 at TO- 10 at
10 10 az no
District National Bank. 70 az IS 10 a. 49, 10
az lj. 10 at 1885, 10 az IT'5.
American Security and must. 10 az 2sgl5. 5 az 20
Dime Savings Bank. AZ 1871.
After call-Washington Railway and Electric IS
s. 600 az 5iZ
Lanston. % AZ o. 70 az 1915
Following are the bid and asked prices On yes,er-
lays Washington Stock Exchange:
GAS NONDs
The Washington herald., 1910-04-20
DYNAMO GREATEST AID.
III. c. Eddy Explains Development OF
Electric Railways TO Citizens.

Every phase Of electric railways from
the bob-tafl horse cars to the modern
steel coaches were explained to the Ia
koma Park Citizens Association in a
lecture by H. c. Eddy, secretary OF the
District railway commission. last night
His lecture was illustrated by 125 stere-
opticon views.
Mr. Eddy credited the invention Of the
dynamo as the greatest aid 20 the de-
velopment. He referred TO another new
practical means Of motor power, the gas
oline engine, which viii shortly be put
in operation by the Washington and Bal
timore Transit Company on suburban
cars. He declared the Electric Power
Company plant at Benning 10 be the
finest Of It's kind IN the country
James w. Dyre, president OF the as
ISOLATION. announced the appointment OF
a permanent library committee composed
OF II. F. Hun, Rev. T. c. Clarke, W. A.
Colcord. Howard Fisk. and Angus La
mond, in connection with the recent pas
sage Of bill BY Congress accepting the
$4,000 from Andrew Carnegie for the
library 10 be a branch Of the Washing
ton Public Library. vote Of thanks
was extended members OF the House and
Senate, the Commissioners. and Mr.. Car
ilegie.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-20
DISTRICT ATTORNEY SWORN IN.
Clarence u. Wilson Receives Gath
from Chief Justice CIabaugh.

Chief Justice Harry NJ Clabaugh, in
his private office yesterday. administered
the oath Of Office to Clarence r. Wilson,
the newly appointed United States dis
trict attorney for the District.
The ceremony was witnessed by Col
Ransdell, Sergeant-at-aTms OF the Senate;
Daniel w. Baker, the retiring District
attorney; Henry f. Davis. Stanton c.
PeelIe. Nathaniel Wilson, and the assist
ant District attorneys.
Mr.. Wilson's first Official act was
signing OF the appointment Of Stanton
c. Pcelle. as first assistant United States
attorney. Following this he signed the
reappointments OF Charles Turner, Har-
vey Given. Ralph Given. Michael F.
Mangsn. James NJ Proctor. Reginald
Huidekoper. and John Weirick, as as
sstant District attorneys.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-20

Baltimore. April l9.-Quotatons by Baltimore
Fruit and Produce Association are as follows:
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy. per h. 33za54: imi-
tation Z3a24: rolls 2la22: sore-packed %; prints
1k-lb 52a33; do, lib. 32a33; blocks . lbs 3Ia52.
dairy prints Maryland, Pennsylvania and Virginia
Dan; Iowa and Northwestern. ladle Z2aZ5
EGGS-Mayland. Pennsylvania and nearby frsts.
per doz. oh; do. Eastern Shore Maryland and
Virginia. per doz.. q Western arsts per doz., p
do. West Virginia. per iOz-. q do North Caro-
lima per do1-. p duck eggs per d1Z 2aB
LIVE POULTRN-Old hens, heavyweight per
b.. %: do. small 10 medium. %. old ROSTERS per
b.. p; winter chickens. size, per h. 2sa32
spring chickens. ! 10. and over. ID. 5a40; turkeys
hens. choice, per H., "a; young sobblers. DIR b.
p; old toms. per To-. 20; rough and poor per h.
loall; geese. Western and Southern per h. BALI;
do Maryland and Virginia. Per b.. lJal6; pigeons
young. Der pair. % DO. old. per pair. %; ducks,
large. per h. II; do. small, per h.. l6; muscoyy
and mongrel per h. l5sl6; do, white pekins per
10, &c; guinea fowl DID, each. .: 90. young,
"a lbs. and over. TO-
The Washington herald., 1910-04-20
DEEDS OF TRUST.
Continued from Page Ten.

Square lOi5-Lot 70 Olaf r. Pedersou e. u1 20
Henry Il Bergman and George NJ. Emnerch.
trustees % secure Metropolis Building Assoois-
ton No. e. $40
Takoua Psrk-Iot q. block 10: Edward H. Smith
60 TX. % Henry X. Bergman and Charles
Schsier trustees 20 secure Northern Liberty
GCman-Amcrican Building Association, No. s.
Se'cO
Square ls5-Lot q: Arthur A. SNYDER e. II. 90
James II. TAYLOR and William J. Father trus-
tees 90 secure Thomas HYDE 500. 5 years. 5
tyr cent spontaneously.
Il Droit Park-Lot T. block 70; Michael O'C1nnor
e. Tx. % Henry II. Bergman and Charles
Schafer trustesa 10 secure the Northern Liberty
Gemar-Ameriln Building Association, No. Q.
0ouH
Square z5i-Lo, 4; Albert l. Williams to James
l. Hood and Firnau r Homer. trustees. %
secure South Plrchurst Company. $50. mgr;hly
payments 8 rer ont PER aruum.
University Hsghts-Lot A., block ?: Edgar r
Geisgr e. ux. 90 Luther I. APPLE and John A.
AIassie. trustees. 20 secure Brookland Building
AssoCiatiou $3.50
Apartment House Company 20 George K. John
son and samuel r Bond. trustees. % secure
the Penn Mutual Life Insurance COMPANY
$500. years. 81 Ter cont, seni-annuary.
Square i'i-Lot 81; Elizabeth II. d. Hamel %
Charles = Stone ard Charles W Fairfax
trls-scs n secure Cariin NJ Bcau. 500. ;
years. s Ter cent Ecu1i-srnually.
Square Ss7-Pagts Z lots and 9, Nary A. Hogan
% Charles =. Stone and Charles ". Fairfax.
trustees 20 secue l. r. WOcdyard $50 ! year
r,r cent. semi-anruallv
Square 756-Lot So Leopoldnc Facins n Julius f.
Maedcl and Henry II. Bergman. trustees %
secure Geman-Au erican Fire Insurance. Com
Uany. Sl.co ; Years. DIR cpnt. semianuuaily.
Square l7-Lot q ]. Charles II. Cunningham e. W
20 Frank ]. Dieudonne and James Berry. trlS-
toes. 70 secure Perpetual Building Association.
$3.50
Square s3-Lot o.. James Be-ry ct TX. 70 Frank J.
Dieudonno and Arthur Car. trustees. 70 secure
Perpetual Building Association. 40O
Square ZS9}-L0t q. Ralph V. Frankhorser e ".
20 Frank J. Dieudonne and James Berry, tuls-
tees. 10 secure Perpetual Building Association.
S1E0
Columbia Heizhts-Lot 90. block g; Mary Flynn 70
Leonard ]. Mather and Edward 2. Schwartz.
trustees. 20 secure Isabella W. Ashford, $50.
7 n % months. per cent per annurn-
Square fZ-Part % lot 3: Ella c. Meslon 70 The
Washington Loan and Trust Company, trustees,
% secure Equitable Coopcative Building ASO-
citation. s. OoQ
Woodley Park-L0t &. block Is: Mary T. Burrows
e. vir % samuel Ross and Emanuel Srel-h
trustees. 20 secure Lewis T. Breunirgcr. s. 900.
monthly payments, per cent per annum.
While you think Of It, telephone your
Want Ad. 10 The Washington Herald, and
bill VIII be sent you at cent a word.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-20
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.


BUTTER-Crcamcry. fancy 2iBa3i; do frsts. q
as2; do. seconds Is process. fancy 27a2s do fair
20 good. 8a27; dairy. choice. 2ia25; d. good. zaz3
store-packed. lSa2o.
CHEESE-New York State factory. fancy nrsts.
I7al7l5: do. small. I7al7i1; do. large. lsl5al7
EGGs-Near By. choice returuable cases. 20 West
Virginia and Southern Virginia. retunable cases.
lsk; Tennessee returnAble c1ses 49, North Carolina
rcturnabc cases. u.
LIVE POULTRY-Chicken spring. large 2;a25:
do, medium 24a26; do. spring 3Oa35; hens. small
per b. lsh: large. 49,; roOsters. per h. To-:
ducks Old Is; do. spring. lbs. and over ls:
geese. per b.. l0al2; do. fancy. l2als: turkeys
toms per b. Is do. hens 20; turkeys thin. l0aI2
keats. per b.. -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. per Dbl. LOCAL q: sweet
potatoes, per bbl, new. 2Ooa25O; yams. per bbl
Is
DRESSED POULTRY-Chickeas per D.. Dag:
chickens and hens mixed. lea2O; eapOns. lib. aver
age per b.. o5a26: do. small 23a2i slips per H..
H. ducks. lsa2O geese. per h., Halls
DRESSED MEATS-Hams. country. sugar-cured
lsa2l
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is: tallOw 6a55k: ginseng.
per h.. 6Ooa550: seneca. per b.. 20; golden seal
iOaf5; pink, l2al4 mandrake 2a3; snake root 81;
walnut kernels dry. l5as; black walnuts per 100 rs
DRIED FRUITS-Apples. sliced. fancy. Gas; cher
ries 12al5; blaekberries. q whOrtleberries. lS14.
WOOL AND HIDES-WoOl, unwashed free Of
burs, Per h., 90 WOOL bury, per h., 2ia2s; hides
green. per ID, 10; do. dry, per b.. Bale; sheep
skins green each 75al00; do. dry each Z5a60: calf
skins. yrcen. each LJ0aLsS.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-20
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore April 'l9.-OATs-stock in elevators
bushels. White No p as 10 weight. 4oaasik do
white, No. g. as 10 weight s7a4s: do. No. l. as to
weight. 44ai6; do, mixed No. 3 47ai7i4; do, No. s.
46al6is.
RNE-Stock in elevators. 81 lA bushels; shipments
from elevators. 20l2 bushels. No rye Western.
domestic. Sass; No rye Western, domestic, I7a7s
bag lots. as to quality ard condition 7Oaso
FLOUR-Winter extra. 405aA35; do. clear 7Oa
$50; do, straight, 4.95a5lO; do. patent 535a5.45
patent. 54ja5.7O: city mills best patent. els; DO
highgrade patent. S.l5; do. straight SIS; choice
family. $50; do. extra. l.soai5O Rye flour. me-
dium to choice, A25aL50. CoTnmeal per 100 lbs,
Ll5al.5a
The Washington herald., 1910-04-20
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

Chicago. April l9.-Lve hogs were extremely dull.
Bids were generally sc lower than yesterday 5
average prices The receipts estimated at b 900
head; left over from yesterday, l2l03: estimate
receipts tomorrow. 1900 The market was a nomi-
nal affair and no quotations sent out.
Cattle were steady; estimated receipts 500 head.
Beeves 56Oas50 COWS and heifeTs. 720a7.25; stock
ers and feeders 375a64O; Texas steers. 4.75a6. %
Westerns 4e0a6.75
Sheep were lOc lower; estimated receipts. l400o
head. Natives 4.5Oas.3O; Westerns, 5Olas30; year
lngs. TZas75; lambs, 7.75a9sO; Western lambs
The Washington herald., 1910-04-20
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. April l9.-Money on cal at the stock
exchange to-day opened at - per cent: highest );
lowest "a: closing. "a, Most Of the days loans
were made at "a pcr cent
Tine money continued easy. demand being less
active owing 20 the favorable position OF the banks
The gold exports were apparently without effect and
offerings Of funds quite liberal. Rates were
lowered u per cent for siXtyday loans Rates were
sad per cent for sixty days isah FOR ninety days
four FIVE and six months.
Mercantile paper was not abundant, only q mod
crate amount Of desirable paper being seen. Demand
was fairly good. Rates. 4iea5 per cent FOR sixtv
and ninety days Endorsed bills receivable: 4ka5 per
cent for choice four and six months names; 5lkas
per cent for others.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. April ls.-CATTLE- Receipts. se2 head
Tho feeling was steady. Dressed beef in fair de-
mand and finn al llal3 PER 10. for native sides
CALNE S-Receipts. none. Dressed calves in fair
demand at loal5 for city dressed veals with a few
choice carcasses bringing l5i country dressed steady
az sal3
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rcoripts. Zl0 head.
sheep sere In limited supply and firm lambs steady
Good mshon sheep sold al 800 per 100 lbs; cills.
$50: prime Clipped sheep. 80; medium clirped
lambs. SIS; dressed mutton finn at lSal6Is per 10
dressed lambs steady at Eal9; country dressed hot.
house lambs firm at 3,0S7OO Der carcass
HOGS-Recepts. $50 head none for sale on live
weight: would sell lower IL here. Country dressed
hogs unchanged
The Washington herald., 1910-04-20
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W, p. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building
New York April l9.-The market was quiet, but
firm throughout the late afternoon. There was very
little pressure 90 sell. southern SPOT markets were
firmly held 40 las % IA az New Orleans Mobile.
GaNes'0n. Houston. and Savannah. and l4A a.
Memphis S.. Louis and Augusta and l5ts AZ Bal
tmcrs and Philadelphia. against about l5s here
80 these prices cotton canr5t be bought IN these
markets and brought here and delivered on April or
-lay contracts selling about liA except az consider
able loss. 10 usually costs about 90 20 20 points
er lO) bales 20 bring cotton here from the south
and have q ccrtihc1tcd and delivered OF contracts
This is az the rate Of ahout 500 90 $50 rcr bale
The Washington herald., 1910-04-20
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-wheat, Der bushel, 1OoaLIO: corn. shelled
per bushel. 20 10 Is; cob. SIS 10 400 per barrel
cats. Western. white. No. . per bushel. ya5S:
mixed. per bushel, Sac; bran, per ton. 400;
middling. Per ton 20.
HAY AND STRAW-Hay. Western, No, l. geo.
No 2. Zl50 mixed a.5O; loose az local sales q 20;
Straw, nc bundle. 1900; straw. ne. machine
thrash, 100; straw, wheat, per ton, 500; straw.
cat. Der ton. 500.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-20
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Business on the local stock exchange
yesterday began with the usual call for
bonds. and Railway IS were obtained at
S47S. Potomac Consolidated IS at lOlA TO
1918, and Potomac Electric Light 5s at lUS-
Capital Traction stock came out In nm
tied quantity at 1919 TO 1874 Railway
preferred brought 50. Lanston sold on
slightly declining scale from % TO 9Ss-
A block Of forty shares Of City Bank
was offered and sold at 10. District Ma
tionaI Bank figured more largely in the
proceedings than usual, selling from l9o
20 1874 in ten-share lots. American Sc
eurity and Trust and Dime Savings Bank
were the other shares dealt in.
The directors OF the Potomac Savings
Bank have decided 10 keep the institution
open twice a month hereafter. for the
convenience and accommodation of gov
eminent employees
A resolution to this effect was passed,
and left discretionary with the president
as TO what days the bank Should be kept
open. The president. G.. Warren Offut.
has designated the LIST and 18th OF each
month. and on these days hereafter the
bank will remain open until $50 in the
evening. instead OF 4 O'Clock, as has here
tofore been the case
According to recent reports the bitumi-
nous coal trade Of Maryland and West
Virginia is more active than Il has been
since 1907 and better prices are being OBJ
tanned Mines in the Fairmoat region Of
West Virginia are being run to capacity
and the product is being sold as fast as
It can be got above ground This condi-
ton has been helped by the closing down
OF mines in Pennsylvania, Illinois. and
Indiana due 10 labor differences. The
price OF coal at the mines is about 80
cents a ton higher than Il was at the
opening OF the year and producers expect
further rise In quotations.
H F. Meserve will be the new presi-
dent of the Alabama Consolidated Coal
and Iron Company, succeeding Joseph h
Hoadley. who will become chairman OF
the board Of directors. These changes
were decided upon by the directors at a
meeting held In New York and will be
put into effect At an adjourned meeting
of the board to he held in Baltimore next
( Friday
l II is added there will be a reorganiza-
/ ton Of the committees and some resigna-
tions from the board, and that Bait
more man Will become chairman OF the
executive committee
The Washington herald., 1910-04-20
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. per cwt 550a60o; do. butcher
G00ai 50; do. common 2O0a300.
HoGS-Per cwt. gross. s5Oal0Oo: do. ordinary.
500
SHEEP-Prime. 5ooa550: do. common 30Oa4Oo
LAMBS-Fancy spring. ual2; fall, choice. per ID.
sasl1 do medium, g.
CALVEs-Prime, per b.. 10; do. medium, sas;
TO-. grass. 4a5.
CowS-Prime. fresh each. XOOai5oo: do, com
mon. 25.0OaSo.oo: do. old and dry, l0oQal5.0a
The Washington herald., 1910-04-20

New York. April 9.-WHEAT-Lower, moderate
trade. No. Duluth. opening Of navigation rs,
No. rcd. (. o. b.. LISA No 2 hard. New York.
T. %. d. nominal; No ! macar0ui i0ih. Z. q. b..
opening q navigation; No. ! Manitoba, I. o b..
May. Ll04. Exporters took s loads Manitoba.
COBN-Steady; duh trade Steamer mixed. 62i5
export basis; No 2 elevator nominal. export basis;
export Nc. . T. b.. S3is No. yellow. nominal.
Exporters took nothing
The Washington herald., 1910-04-20
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished b. W. B. Hibbs Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building
Cal money Open. ~ high. 81 low. q. close. 3.