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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-03


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The Washington herald., 1910-05-21
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
Conditions Throughout the Country Are Salts
factory but Not Buoyant

New York. May 2O-Bradstreets review
OF the state Of trade will say:
Trade and crop reports show more va
Rance this week. Weather conditions
have been more seasonable. and there is
a more cheerful tinge to crop reports in
consequence. with some significant recess
sions in prices OF farm products.
''On the other hand, trade reports. ex-
cepting in the Northwest and on the
North Pacific coast. are confident and
gaining in activity Some lines. such as
textile manufacturing. are quieter, and fur
Their curtailment is still the subject Of
discussion. II Is probably true. however
that the evidences Of crop and weather
improvement came too late in the week
to be adequately reflected in the present
weeks reports.
This was TO be expected IN the agri-
cultural districts, where the farmers are
busily engaged in planting or replanting
or in cultivation OF crops already up At
the larger industrial centers. particularly
OF the East Improvement is not as yet
manifest, whereas the quieter tone OF
many lines or the evidences OF further
curtailment Of operations point 10 other
causes than backward weather having
been operative in holding back demand.
Some lines Of industry. it Is true. are
still active, prominent in these being the
building trades with the hardware and
other kindred ines"
The Washington herald., 1910-05-21

New York. May OR G. Dun & Co
weekly review Of trade tomorrow will
say:
The trade movement, taking the coun-
Try as a whole. continues large. Meas
ured by bank clearings. it is. for the
current week. 81 per cent heavier than
IN 1903 and 3 per cent heavier than in
1906, outside New York, in which city
speculative depression prevails. Measured
by railroad earnings. the movement in
the first week Of May was 1856 per cent
greater than last year. Moreover. the
business situation displays signs Of i'm
provement
Lower prices for grain and cotton
accompany better weather for the grow
ing crops. and this is an important gain.
There Is an Improvement to be noted in
the from and steel market. the curtan-
ment in pig-iron production having pro
duced better conditions. while there is a
somewhat wider demand for finished
steel for prompt delivery.
Similar curtailment Of production IN
cotton goods makes for some betterment
In demand. The wool market. however.
Is very quiet, and the shoe trade suffers
from lack Of new buying power.
Commercial failures this week In the
United States are 2l2. against 2is last
week, 22o the preceding week. and 23S the
week last year. Failures
In Canada number Il, against eleven last
week. IS the preceding week, and SO last
year"
The Washington herald., 1910-05-21
FREIGHT AGENTS ELECT.
President Bowie Reviews Success
full Proceedings of Last Yenr.

The annual meeting OF the Freight
Agents Association Of Washington and
Alexandria was held IN the committee
room at Union Station last night.
In a brief address President W W
Bowie reviewed the successful proceed
ings Of the last year. The election OF
officers resulted as follows:
H. E. Gentry. freight agent W. S. r
R. Alexandra, president; G. S. Hinkins.
freight agent. Southern Railway. Alex
andria. vice president; John D. Mahon.
chief clerk. Philadelphia. Baltimore and
Washington Railroad. freight depot.
Washington. secretary; ". 7. Whiting.
chief clerk. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
freight depot. Washington. corresponding
secretary: E. B. Bowling. agent. Norfolk
and Washington Steamboat COMPANY.
treasurer. Executive committee. ".
Wattles. agent. Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company. Alexandra. J. p.
Stephenson. agent. NJ. D. V. r. r. Co.
Washington, d G. Fisher. agent. Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad. Washington,
Z. c. Joyce, freight agent, ". s. r. r.
Potomac Transfer. Va.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-21
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. May 0.-BUTTER-Receipts TO-DAY
b's packages The market IS unchanged Cram.
Cy specials p. creamery extras 2SIL. c-eauerv
H's's % state dairy, good 20 choice q: rroces,
specials. Is: Western imitation creamery frsts. "a
CHEES E-Receips to-day 4 or bo1es tn -
ket IS frmer and higher on white and coIo-o5
state whole milk. fall specials Is State Who'll
MIX. finest colored l4ss: State whole NIL
finest white. l4l5; State whole milk. common IiU
skins specials ia
EGGS-Receipts to-day @,5s cases The market
Is unchanged State and Pennsylvania and ne1r.bv
hennery. white. fancy. %; State and Pennsvlysnis
Drown hennery, fancy. q fresh gathered extras o.
storage packed extra hrsts IN; fresh-gathered frss
MILLFEED-Stoady; moderate dealings sr-;,.
bran, G25Q; standard middlings. q 60. citv b-ar
10. IN bulk; Western red dog. $50 10 arrive.
$50 " "iiI''
oATs--weaker; quiet trade. No. white. 4735ats
40; white. 465aa47; No. white. 45laa4s; natural
and clipped white. on track s55sa5lk
FLOCR-ITegular; inactive business Ks,s,.
straights. 5O0a52, in sacks soft sraghts Gas m
IN barrels; spring patents. 55Oa5.75 IN barrels.
spring clears. 4.40a4.60
RYE FLoTR.Steady; slow inquiry. Choice brand,
CORNMEAL-Firm: demand moderate t,ou
dried for export, 3Sa335; coarse meal in hays "A
BEBF-stendy: moderate inquiry. Packet "a,
II 90; family. 1s5OaNOO 4O'O~
PORR-Steady: inactive trade Mac otno. T..
ly. O. 00a5S ~''NV' 44lA
HAY-ReceiptS. SO tons; weak; Inouirv f,,, e..
,hoce. Prime timothy. Id; No. l, Ll2llal l5. No
:. L05al.l0; No. ;. s. w.
SIkAW-Rsceipts, 30 tons; steady: slow trnde.
LARD-Weoker. Prime Western. Is50. c,,r 1osz.
,ehned Continent 1875; South American. lar. ~
lhea Brazilian, kegS l5z5: oleostearine lsils1s.
Alu SveArine, weaker, New York, 1aalS
The Washington herald., 1910-05-21
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.



BUTTER-Creamery. fancy g: do. prints n.
do. seconds, .; process, fancy. 2; do. fair 10
good, 26a27; dairy. .hoics, 2ia2S; DO, coed Ua23.
store packed, Isa2D
CHEEsE-New York state faetory. fancy nr,t,
l7al7l4; do. small. Hairy: do. large. ls5nly
EGGS-Near hy, choice. returuabe cases ~
West Virginia and Southern Virginia returrlhia
cases. %; Tennessee. returnable cases. q. No--b
Carolina, returuable cases. %
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. spring large 2s,2s
do. medium. 2aJ. do. srring. s5ass. ~
small per b. l9 large. lsil. roostcra. ucr n M.
ducks, old. IS do, spring. lbs. and over. Is;
geese. per b., l0al2; do, fancy. l2al4. turk.y.
toms. per H.. IS; do. hens % turkeys thin. I0ui2
keats. PER h.. IS.
VEGETABLEs-Potat per bB. IN, N.
sweet potatoes per Dbl. L5Oa250; yam-. rer mi
ZO0a275; cucumbers. Florida, per basket lO0aI =.
s'rng beans. per basket. 200a3.Z5: North Carolina
lettuce, 15al25; radshes. per 100 100; sripicb mr.
Dbl. 75al50 Florida peppers. per basket Sal *.
eggplant. per crate, L75a22; Florida tomatoes nor
crate, LJla2l5; asparagus. l5a3U Der don
punches: rhubarb. lsa25 per dozen punches. nv
cabbage, l5oal75 per crate; spring onions 75ai m
per hundred; beets Sa5 per bunch Strawberries per
quart. sal9; green peas Pc basket Q0ai75
DRESSED POULTRY-Chickens Per ID 22s9s.
chickens and hens mixed. l9a2O: capons. 7-Ib aver
age, per h.. E5aB: do. small Z3a2i: sins per IN
II; ducks lSa2o; geese. per h., Halls
DRESSED MEATS-Hams. country suRar-c,,rsd
lsa2o N1i'u
SUNDRIES-Beeswax, o. tallow sas5k: r,pssno
per ID. aOoa5.5O: seneca per b.. 20; golden Ses1
tOa4o; pink. l2ali; mandrake. 2a3: snake root "a
walnut Kernels. dry l5al6 black walnuts Der 100 75
DRIED FRUITS-Apples. sliced. fancy. sa5; cher
nes, l2al5; blackberries Z; whortleberries. lZn
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. unwashed fra q,
OURS. per h.. 80. wool. bIrry per b. Z5a2s. hids,
green, per h.. 10: do dry. per ID. laals. re-,
SKINS. green. each. 75alOO d. dry each. 2aeC cal,
SKINS, Srcen, each, lJOalB.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-21
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Trading on the local stock exchange
yesterday was very slim, being confined
TO three issues Of bonds and stock. The
attendance OF brokers was small, some
Of the members having gone down 10
Marshall Hall on the early boat to par
ticlpate in the annual outing OF that
body.
Washington Gas was the only stock
sold aside from some fraction lots OF
Capital Traction. The gas stock went for
y and a fraction lower, while the GER
tificates Of the company sold for lO7.
Showing an increase Of S55, TOO in gross
earnings and an increase OF Sl23.34 in
total income. the March statement Of
operations of the Western Maryland Rail
way would seem to justify the opinion Of
those IN control Of the property that II
Will round out the current year with the
largest gross and net receipts in its
history.
The indications are that it will end the
year with a balance equal 10 approx
mately Ia per cent. earned on $4,000 900
Of common stock.
Western Marylands compulsory fixed
charges for the year call for S2.234. T9S
Four per cent dividends on the $4,000. 900
preferred stock require an additional
100000 and other deductions probably
will consume 100000 moro of the net in
come. This is a total Of S293479S, which
must be met
The Washington herald., 1910-05-21
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished BY w. B. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade HibhI
Building
Chicago. May 2o.-The local wheat market opened
= cent lover fos Nav. about steady for July and
September. Local crowd sold as usual and weak
ness in corn helped. but offerings we're wen ab-
zorbed and market rallied 4 cent Weather in The
Northwest turned cold again. Minneapolis cash
market steady demand fair Local cans. S. with
Sc estimated Tor tomorrow
Corn opened shade easier and broke = below
last nights closing period. Cash prices for white
corn showed as much as cents decline. other
grades about = lower Local cars 90. with % e.
timated for tomorrow.
There was some scattered liquidation IN the oats
market In sympathy with easier corn prices. There
was also some professional selling Prices rallied
when wheat strengthened. Cash prices were a %
cent lower. Local cars "a With Us estimated FOR
The Washington herald., 1910-05-21

LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York May Receipts 2s36 bead
Good 20 choice steers sold AZ -.ess35 Per 100 lbs
bulls. 560a6-5. cows 340a600. dressed beef in fair
demand az steady prices or az llal2 per 10 for ma
tive carcasses
CALvES-Reccrts. lo5l head. There was a good
demand for the stock and prices we're firm CON
mon 10 choice yeals sold 40 7.50l9 IN pr IOl lbs
Culls 6.oa650. dressed calves fun steady AZ llal4
Ter To- for city dressed yeals with general sales
al l2alf country drcSsCd calves steady al qall
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts GOA head
Poor % fair sheep sold az i.O0aSes per 100 his
common and medium lambs 75laS25: a deck Of
Maryland spring lambs at 100; dressed mutton
easy az ua3 per ID. with few wethers selling
AZ l3l1 dressed lambs Slow al I1aI7; dre@sel srlng
lambs az lsaO: country dressed hothouse lambs
steady a. 3OOa7.OO each
HoGs-Receipts, l,O72 head The market easier nj
I0.OOaI0l5 Per 100 his
The Washington herald., 1910-05-21
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York May 0.-Money on call az the stock
exchange today opened az per cent. highest 80.
lowest g. closing per cent Moet Of the days
loans were made az 3 PER cent
Time money conditions remained unchanged The
offerings q the lenders were fairly liberal. but
there was little demand 10 test the market inquiry
f-r leans continuing very light Rates 81 per
cent fer sixty days. 5Aai fer ninety days Ter
cent for four and five months saii. Tor six months
sza4A fer over the year.
Mercantile paper was rather quiet. notWithstsnd-
ing that an attractive assortment was seen. Many
q the local institutions were ont Of the market.
Rates. fzaj Trr cent for sixty % ninety DAYS in
dcrscd bills receivable. t5s5z fer choice four 10 six
months single names 5il for others less well
known.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-21
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. May 0.-Quotations By Baltimore Fr,,it
ana Produce Association are as follows:
bOTTER-Creamery. fancy. H.. 2aa2sIs imitation
Der 10, Ia23; rolls. per H.. 2laZ2; store-uacsed
per d. Nah; prints. l.-lb 30a3l do h.. 9Oas
docks IDS SaSZ; dairy prints. Maryland Penn
sylyania, and Virginia, 9a2l; Iowa and Northwest.
ern ladle. 22aZ
bGGS-MaTJland. Pennsylvania. and nearby frsts
PCT doL, Il; do. Eastern Shore, Maryland ana
virginia PER doz., Il Western fr5tS. per dos u.
Ina, per doz,, 1914
LIVE POULIRY-old hens. heavyweight Der II.
10 90, small 70 medium 17lk old ROSTERS II.
winter chickens as 10 size. Zja2s; spring chickens
~ los; and over. S5a36; do l ID and under. 30;
81 VS., NSss.lh ana southern Bal4; do. Maryland
and Virginia l5al6; pigeons. young. per nasr *.
40 Old. 3; ducks. large per h.. Is: do. small
L; muscovy and mongrel a. do, white Pekins. M.
saiI ca FOWL old, each, IS do, young, ~ lbs. and
The Washington herald., 1910-05-21
POWER PLANT NEARLY READY.
Will supply All Federal Buildings
on Capitol Hill.

Within a few weeks the 100000 heat
aud power plant that viii supply the
Federal buildings on Capitol Hill will be
In operation.
The huge plant will furnish light. heat.
and power 20 the Capitol. the House and
Senate ONCE buildings. the Library Of
Congress. the new Supreme Court build
Ing when It is completed, and probably
the Marine Hospital. the Coast and Geo
deuc Survey. and the Botanic Gardens.
The plant is situated halfway between
the Capitol and the Potomac River. II
is constructed Of stone and brick and
contains two stacks each 90 feet high.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-21
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. May 4-OATS-stock in elevators.
lto'1i9 bushels; shipments from elevators. 7.4O5
nlAheS. The quotations for new oats on spot were
Nnite No. 2 as 70 weight, 49ai9lz; DO, white No.
3. as TO weight i75.a4sis: do. No 4 as 10 weight
45ai6; do. mixed No 2 47ai7Ik. do. No. AsasslL
h1h-otock In elevators, 95.5Z bushels, No. 2
ne Western. domestic. SaS No. rye. Western.
domestic. I1a7s; bag lots. as 10 quality and condi-
ton. 70a7l
ILOUh-Winler extra. 375a3&: do. clear Asa
i55; do, straight. 4sOa49 IS: do rateDt 9r,5 al.
spring clear i3ja4cO 60. straight, 5IOa5s 81; do.
patent. 5.S5a560 city mills best patent 600: do.
high- srade patent. 600: do straight. SO; choice
,alnly Dbl do. extra. A1OaL4O: rye -four. medium
% eao'ee' ASai.J5; cornmeal. per 100 lbs L8jal55
The Washington herald., 1910-05-21
Sale Of Business Prono-,v

Willige. Gibbs & Daniel have sold for
Christmas Zerega the business property
at the southwest corner Of Twenty-second
street and Pennsylvania avenue north
west. The lot, which comprises a part
Of original lot II, square a. faces
both Pennsylvania avenue and Twen-
ty-second street, the building. which
Is occupied for restaurant purposes, Gov
ering almost the entire lot It Is Under
stood that approximately $1,000 was paid
for the premises The purchaser. Domi-
nick Cathell. will hold the property as an
investment
The Washington herald., 1910-05-21
Rear AdmiraIship for Rogers.

Paymaster General Eustace B. Rogers.
L. S. N, chief Of the Bureau OF Supplies
and Accounts. will be placed on the re-
tired list as a rear admiral Before he
presents his resignation 70 Secretary of
the Navy Meyer, he viii apply for vol
untary retirement under the thirty years
service law as a rear admiral It is I'M
derstood that Secretary Meyer will ap-
prove Mr.. Rogers request for retirement.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-21
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-Wheat. Der bushel. looal.Os: com. she'll
ed. per bushel. 72a77: COB 3GailO per barrel oats
Western. white, No. 2 Ter bushel. y0a55. mixed
peT DShel. 4sa5i: bran, psr ton. 800; mddling per
ton ECO
HAY AND STRAW-Hay Western. No. /. 100;
No 2 $50; mixed 200; loose at local scales ls OO
Straw. re bundle. 1900. straw. nc. machine thrash
100; straw. wheat per ton. 20. straw oat per
ton. eco.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-21
KIDNAPPING CASE SET.
Valentines Charged with Contempt
of District Court.

Proceedings for alleged contempt OF the
District Court Of Appeals. growing out
Of the recent attempt Of the father OF
little Russell f. Valentine TO kidnap the
child from its grandmother. Mrs. Sarah
c, Goldsmith, were filed yesterday.
The court cited Charles NJ. Valentine.
the father, and r. Frank Valentine. his
brother into whose custody the lower
court had awarded the child. to show
cause next Thursday why they should
not be punished for contempt Of court in
disturbing the custody Of the child after
the decision Of the appellate court that
1t remain in the custody OF the grand
mother pending the appeal.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-21
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago May Alive hogs were mostly &c lower.
Tho receipts were estimated at 1900 official yester-
day. 3.2ji shipments. ASA, left over 376S. est
mated receipts tomorrow, 10000. Bulk Of prices.
ae1s65; lights. 9.4oa970; mixed and butchers. 935a
sly; heavy. 935as7O: rough heavy. 935a9JO. work.
ers. g5oa96j pigs 9lOa9 CO.
Cattle were steady; estimated receipts. 800
Beeves. 5eas.7O; COWS and heifers. 275a725; Texas
steers. 50Oa640 stockes and feeders 4OOa6 60 West
ems. 525a7s0
Sheep were steady; estimated receipts. 500. Ma
tives 4o0a6s0. Westerns 4OOa6sO: yearlings. e.5Oa
100; lambs. 575aSO
The Washington herald., 1910-05-21

New York, May 20.-Up to the last hour
OF stock exchange business to-day. the
security market was OF the same life
less character that II has been through
out the greater portion OF the last ten
days. In the present week. however, the
market, although no less dull than
formerly. has displayed hardening tend
eney, and particularly an entire absence
of liquidation
Yesterday. indications Of a rising move
ment in the market were perhaps a lit
lie more numerous than previously. and
to-day, when the stock exchange opened
two hours later than the usual time, hay
Ing suspended business during the period
when the funeral ceremonies Of the late
King Of England were taking place.
prices were uniformly at an advance
over yesterdays closing quotations. which
were themselves at fair net gains for the
day
After this show OF strength the market
once more lapsed into utter dullness. but
although prices receded a little from the
high opening figures. realizing sales We're
small and speculative traders veered to
the conclusion with good deal of unan-
unity that the condition of the market
as slowly disclosed was not as highly
favorable 70 operations for the decline
as many Of them had hitherto supposed.
Rise I'm Last Hour.
The result was In the final hour Of bush
ness a more rapid rise in prices than has
been seen for a comparatively long period.
and nearly all stocks closed at the high
est Of the day and at gains in the lead
ing issues running mostly between one
and two points. An incorrect idea OF the
days business would be gained. however.
by supposing that the rise in values was
wholly due to a mere partial retirement
of the short interest in the market
Indications OF a buying Of stocks by
high financial interests have not been
wanting in the recent past. There has
been a sustained upward movement par
ticularly in the Reading. Canadian Pacific.
and International Harvester shares. and
cause enough is 20 be found FOR this in
the actual and prospective earning power
Of these properties.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-21
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra, per cwt-. 65Oa7O0; DO. butcher
l. 75aS 50: do common, 2OOaJOO
HOGS-Per cwt.. gross 900; do ordinary soo
sHEEP-Prime. A5oa5OO: do. common. 3OOaIOO.
LAMBS-Fency spring. 10; fail. choice. per M
ealO: do. medium, 6.
CAJYES-Prime. per b. sasss: do. medium a.
do. grass. faS -
CoWs-PTime. fresh. each. s5OOai5OO. do oor,.
mon. S.0oa30,oo: do. old rnd dry. 10 Goals 90
The Washington herald., 1910-05-21
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Saies-Regular call. u O'Clock noon
Washington Gas certificates. 500 az IC7
CAPITAL Traction, , % 80 az 49,
Washington Gas. = at II . at ia . at ia.
After call: Washington Gas ? at IN
Following are the bid and asked prices on yes.er-
1ay'S Washington Stock Exchange:
GAS honda
The Washington herald., 1910-05-21

Full charge taken and close personal
attention given rents. investments. in
comes, &c, for clients abroad. nom
residents and others.
c. f. RICHARDSON. HIbbs Building.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-21

New York. May @.-WHEAT- Firner; light de-
NAM No l Duluth, 20 arrive. 10: Nc. red E
o. b, Llys; No hard, New York. T. o. b.. uomi
nal. NJ. ! macaroni. sA.. E. O. b.. % arrive: No ]
Manitoba. (. o. b. nominal. Exporters took moth
Ing
CORN-Easy; limited trade Steamer mixed. nom
lual export basis No elevator. nominal. hid rT-
port basis; export No O. T. o.. b. &C.. 40. MIXED
6S'4. domestic basis, nominal Exporters took moth
The Washington herald., 1910-05-21
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. D. Hibbs 4 Co..
members Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs
Building.
Gan money; Open. ;; high 3ia: low. 5: close. 3iA.
SALE OF SHARES BY HOURS.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-21
TREASURY STATEMENT.
RnsTON COPPER srnc,.s

Quotations furnished By W B. Hibbs ~ Co. mem.
rs Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-21
WALL STREET NEWS
Stocks Close at Small Gains
After Day of Dizziness.
HARDENING TENDENCY SEEN

The Funeral of the King Makes
Day Short One, and the Late
Opening Is ut Slight Advance Over
Thursdays CIOse-Reading Shows
an Upward Movement.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-21
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New York. May oo-Bid and asked prices on gov
Cruncnt eac1irifIFs
The Washington herald., 1910-05-21

Largest Morning Circulation.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-21
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by w. b. Hibbs 4 Co..
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
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