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cessions. One Of the largest of the more re-
cent sales was in Texas WOOL several hun
dred thousand hounds changing hands.
Quotations: Secured basis, Texas fine, II
months. 5sG60c; fine. six to eight months,
52G55c; fine fall 4S650c.
alifornia-Northern. 53@57c; middle county,
50Q52c; southern, 46@4Sc; fall free, 43@45c.
Oregons, eastern No. j staple, 64@65c; eastern
clothing, 60@61c; valley No 1. 54@55c.
Territory, fine staple, 64@65c; fine medium
staple, 59g60c; fine clothing. 5S@6oc; fine me
dunn clothing, 55@56c; halfblood combing, 61@
62c; three-eighths blood combing 53@55c; quar-
ter blood combing, 51653c.
Pulled, extra, CSC; fine A, 5s@60c; A supers.
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TWO Liners here
FROM SOUTH SEAS
Oceanic Company's Sierra From
Honolulu and Mariposa From
Tahiti Reach Port

HE Oeanic steam
ship C o m p a n y S
liners Sierra and
Mariposa both ar
rived early yester-
day morning from
the south seas. The
Sierra came from
Honolulu and the
Mariposa from Ia
hiti and both yes
sells brought freight
and passengers.
For several hours
the stevedores at
F i l b e r t s tre e t
wharf did some
record breaking
work and they hus-
tied to such good
nnrnoCa tbo+ 49, o
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Memoranda

LONDON. Dec 2o.-Br ship Buceleuch from
San Francisco Aug. o, arrived at Falmouth with
sundry losses and damages sustained in heavy
weather
VANCOUVER, Dec. 2o.-Br stmr Prince
George, before reported ashore Parthia shoal,
entrance Vancouver harbor. hoated at high
tide this morning with assistance Of three tugs
and came into port under own steam; vessel
apparently not seriously damaged; will be sur
veyed.
LONDON, Dec 20.-Ger stmr Verona, from
New York for Manila, which arrived at Malta
Dec. 10. was damaged by heavy weather on the
passage.
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Portland Livestock Market

PORTLAND, Ore. Dec 20.-Cattle-R Receipts
none. Market steady. Prime steers, Sc soar;
good TO choice steers, S66e50; choice to prime
cows, S475Q5.75; good 10 choice beef cows
S4-2594.75; good TO choice heifers. $4.T565;
choice to good bulls. S4Q4.25; good to choice
light calves, S7G7.50; good TO choice heavy
calves, $5.25d6; stags, 4.50d5.
Hogs-Receipts 200 Market steady. Choice
SSdS. good to choice, ST.506775.
Sheep-Receipts 800. Market strong. Year
ling wethers, 1895; old wethers, $4.2564. so:
choice ewes, IS. 75d4; good to choice ewes, So %
@3-I5; choice lambs. S6G7; good to choice,
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BY United Wireless.

Tuesday, December 90.
STEAMER H0NoLULUAN-From Baltimore for
Puget sound; Dec. 90 II M. 10 miles south
OF San Francisco lightship.
STEAMER ARGYLL-From Port San Luis for
San Francisco; Dec 20, 2 p M, passing Pigeon
point hne weather; light northwest wind;
smooth sea.
STEAMER CARLoS-From WiIlapa for San
francisco; Dec. 20, IL m., off Yaquina bay
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Boston Wool Market

BOSTON. Dee 20.-Afore interest is mani
fest in fleece than in territory woods In the
Boston market. and while the demand is not
active, some good sales of fine de1aine and Ohio
oue-quarter bloods reported. A fair busi-
ness is also being done in territory stock, but
sellers are said TO be inclined to make con-
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Naval stores-Turpentine ana Rosiu

SAVANNAH, Ca, Dec 20.-Tnrpentine firm
at 75%d76c; sales POS; receipts Gal; ship
ments. 1,310; stock, 10 ,053.
Rosin firm; sales, 2,444; receipts, 1852; ship
ments. sS5; stock, 81 ,6o2. Quote: B, $5.s5; D,
s.. s213 @5.s5; h, $5s5@8; I. s6.15; K Se.75;
N. S7.15; n, $3.50; VIC. $40; WV, $3.50.
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81. Inuin WoaI Marked

ST LOUIS Dec. 20.-Wool unchanged me-
dimum grades. combng and clothing, 22623c
light fine. 20n22c; heavy fine, 15d17c; tub
washed 20M33c.
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Hides. TaIIo,y- Wool and Hons

Hldes are quoted dun and weak by local hand
ters- though prices show no decline. Wool con-
tinnes very duh and featureless. Hops have been
NeIy acliFe recently. with large sales in SOnoma
heavy.
HldeS-tulls and brands sell about \ a 1c IN
uer quotations Heavy salted steers. 10G 1015c;
sisnl ei medium e@elkc; light. s1s@9c; cowhides,
e1PWsc' stays. 70712c; salted kip. 1Od11c;
salted veal, l5i5 @l6c; salted calf. 1917 @1ee;
e-y hlaes, lec; dry salt hides, 13c; dry kip.
ttcs dry calf, 2Sc; sheepskins. shearlings. p a
&C each; short wool. s00 zoe; medium. 70d90c;
teeg wool, 90cdS1.25: lambs 2Od50c; horse
nsaes, SAT-. 81. 2503 for large and S1-50d2 for
meolqm, f5cdSl for small and 25M50c for colts;
norsehldes. dry. S2G2.25 for large and 81. .25d
Ior medium. 50cdSl for small and 25d5 SOC for
colts; goatskins. prime angoras. T5cQS1; large
11sE goats, So940e; medium. 20930c; small,
Iallow-No. rendered. 5l5@e1kc; No. ., "a
&c: grease. 2121bc.
% W " Wool--Spring clip. San Joaquin. years staple.
5N l1ci do months. Ta11c; Humboldt and Men
neelno 4e0l9c: Nevada. 12d14c per ID. Fall
ep- llp-dountain free. 9d1 lie; northern and valley.
"a loc; san Joaquin. fall lambs, 7dlOc; do de-
1eetlve and heavy. 567e per ID
dops-Crop Of 1910. 1l614c per 10 TO growers.
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Weather Report
RAINFALL DATA

United States. department. Of Agriculture
Weather bureau, San Francisco. Dec. 20. 1910.
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS
Har and Ieeede1nffs

bbls S7.5o: 80 ID sacks s5.25: rolled wheat. $50
lb bbls SA.T5, IS 10 sacks S4.25.
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AUCTION SALES
49,
@ ~

THURSDAY AT IL A. NJ
205 and zoe Valencia ST., we viii sell car OF
horses and mares; also 40 head OF cheap ranch
stock. harness and vehicles OF all kinds. out
side stock sold on commission Phone Park 2I2Ss
CLOUGH BRODIE, Auctioneers.
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chicago Dairy Produce Market

/ ,-TlTrACO Dec. Butter-Sfeadv: creamer-
r. 9se5 2qc. dairies q d25c. Eggs-Steady: re-
ceipfs 3 Ie1 cases: at mark. cases included, 1885
0s22iLc. irSts. pc; prime hrsts. Bic Cheese
Youns Americas. 1sss al5cs ionghorns, 14ai @I5c.
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Los Angeles Produce MarIxei

TSpecial Dispoich 10 he CoIIJ
los ANGELES. Dec. 20.-Principaliy because
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EASTERN STATIONS

'Snow on ground. 8 inches.
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SACRAMENTO. Dec 2O.-Observations takera
at a. m, Pacific time:
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STATIONS

Indicates rising river. Indicates a falling
river. n. r. TAYLOR. Local Forecaster
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1t is understood there is some difficulty with the
public
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-20
AUTO ARRESTS ILLEGAL.
'aDitnI Motorists VIII he Rein
bursed by ROssIyn Officials.

AleXandria County officials yesterday
discovered that tie auto law. for the al
legged violation OF which a score OF Wash
ington motorists were arrested Tuesday
is not in the statutes Of the county. The
law was passed by the State legislature
in 1896 but was not TO become effective
until adopted by the county supervisors
Commonwealth Attorney Crandal Mackey
after a diligent search through the rec
ords OF the supervisors meetings discov-
cred that no action has even been taken
on the law.
Justice Of the Peace Smith was notified
and was advised by Mr. Mackey to reim-
burse the "culprits' for fnes collected.
Though the Justice refused IL is believed
the financial end OF the cases viii he
Strengthened out I'm a few days by the
attorneys for the autoists and the county
officials
special meeting Of the supervisors will
be called this week TO take action on the
State bill and the adoption Of the meas
ure is probable.
The annual registration law I'm yir-
GINA viii become effective June j. Here
tofore. Automobiles have been required
10 take out but one license in that state.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. May lc.-WHEAT-Sto in elevators.
1929 bushels shipments from elevators, 4s2lO bush
els. Graded lots u No. rcd wheat afoat nomi-
nails at L06ii per bushcl AZ the close Settling
ruc2s; Nc. red Western. lC7: No red O6a
1ORN-StocS m elevators i2i 80 bushels, shin
mcni' from elevators. Ij& bushels Graded lots If
Nc white corn aho1t quotabc nominaIly an 7ii5
pcr blshcl; yellow ahoat at 6S pr bushcl and
mixed corn ai0at AZ 81 per bushe. Cob corn at
$40 rcr bmrd for ear loads prime near hy yellow ON
sLct ana az S.N'3@ per barrel for good TO prime
Western
oATs-Stock in elevators, 9ios56 bushels; ship
ments from elevators S.37S bushels White No .
a. % weight. 9aisia; do. white No 3 As 10
weight. talsis; do. No. & as 10 weight i5ai6 do
mixed NJ. 2, i7ai1ia. do. No g. i6ai6ls
ElE-Stock in elevators. SJ.522 bushels: shipments
from elevator s. bushels. Ne. ? rye Western do.
nestle Sasl; No. 3 rye. Western. domestic. 77a7s
ha- iCts. a. 90 quality and condition 7Qa4
FLOuR-Wiuler extra. 37ja3s5: do clear ASA
too' do, straight. 4soai.95; do patent 59Ca5 30
spring clear ijjaLcO 60. straight 5lOa555: do
patent 5.S5a59; city mills best patent. 600: do.
hgh-srade patent. SO; do straight. SO: choice
family. 5lj; do. extra. AOaiiO ne -four. medium
70 choice. 42dai5i; cornmeal per 100 lbs. LEal55.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York MAY i9-BUrrER- Rccvirts s65s rack
ages All efforts Of buyers to trcak the market
have been futile far this week. owing 90 high
cost an Irimar points Creamery specials 20, cream
ery extras. 2s'-. creamery trs's. ~ state dsir.
good to choice p PROCESS specials. 70, Western
imitation creamery. fr-ts. -
CHEESE-Beceirts TODAY 26S boxes. TIE tone
b. nIm. state whole milk. fan new. Specials is.
do. whole milk finest new CO.ged. ~. do whole
milk. finest white lt, do whole mills common.
ll. SKINS. specials. llt
EGGS-Eecerts TODAY 70 as cases The heavy
arrivals failed o. weaken the market an hus Sg1-.
state. Penns'iyau and nearby bcuur1 white.
fancy. q. State and PcuuUlyauia brown hcruCr,
farc, a; fresh gathered extra. q; DO. extra frss.
S2-. DO. ftsts 2lh
NILLFFED- St-lsly. medera's hi,,rsss. Srrrg
bran, 20. standard miIdlmgs. q Co. rty bran.
20 lE bulk Western r.ddo- % go 90 arrive;
winter wheat bran BOB lOlb. sacks % arrive. - Old.
oATs-Neaker mall trade No. white isais'a
No white isai- 40 white. isaig.. natural
and clipped white an ,uc6 f6a52.
FLOJR-steody. inactive business Kansas
r'rghts jOltl0 u SACKS soft straiclts. Seas Is.
lu barrels. spring patents 5.5oa5. s.. IN barrels,
spring clear. 4.5oai-0.
RYE FLOUR-Stead,. light inquiry. Choice
brand, quoted ar S1i60
COKNNEAIlFIrm deaIilrs moderate KILN
dried FOR export 3g1a1,5 coarse meal IN hass. lisa
10
BEEF-Fim moderate demand Packet. ls5la
Eo0. family leJaT o.
roRR-s toady: moderate trade Mes. sLo0,
HAY-Rrccpts. l.Ii0 tons, easier. inquiry i, quiet
Prime timothy. 10. No. J. LIg4all5, No. o LO5i
10. No. g. 95aLoo
STRAW Receipts. 20 tons; steady; poor inquiry
Long rye quoted Al Ta7O
LAID-LHeloss Prime Western. 1865. CITY. 300:
refined continent 1890. South American H75. re-
tued Brazilian keg-. 1875. o'cos,Caunr l5'sal6. MuI
,tolule. dull NtS York. E
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-20
JULY 4 FUND LOW.
Less ThRn Fifth OF Money Collected
for Snne Celebration.

Because citizens Of Washington have
ceased 90 send in money 90 the safe and
sane Fourth Of July fund. Commissioner
Rudolph Is trying 10 arouse Washington
isns 20 the fact that IL will be impossible
20 conduct a 5000 celebration on July 4
with only $500
Subscriptions were received rapidly
after the first day the letters were mailed
Suddenly they have ceased. and IL is near
" time 20 talk about fireworks contracts.
Tn addition 10 the fireworks celebration.
the athletics will be feature. II is pro
posed 20 establish this year series Of
annual municipal games. Every school
boy In the city will ind entries for which
he is fitted by age or experience. Boys
under fourteen can enter without regis
tering with the Amateur Athletic Union
one Of the feature events is TO be called
"a trip 90 the Union station" II con-
sists OF racing for fifty yards with a
suitcase packed with clothes. At the end
or the fifty yards the contestants have %
open the suitcases and put on their street
clothes over the racing toys and race
back again.
a concert by the Engineer Band is also
promised for the afternoon.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished BY w. b. Hb5s & Co..
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade, HibhI
Building.
Chicago, May l9-Whcat opened steady 10 =
lower and ulcd within a narrow range and gen
orally lower mp 10 noon. Local shorts covered
early and some heavy selling ensued by commission
houses but offerings were well taken around l.Ol
for July and 100 for September, and the market
became oversold. resulting IN Ssc rally. Mime
apOlis wired cash demand fair. better premiums
being raid for choice wheats fer country mills
Local cars. %, with 50 estimated for to-mor-
row.
Corn opened steady 20 a shade easier broke lsc
under lest nights prices. and rallied fFactonally
With wheat. The selling Of Tho same char
actcr as yesterday though not In large a vol
ume Cash prices abou; &c lower. Buying was by
local shorts.
Local cars. 49, with On estimated for to-norow
Oats held In price and tone. Commission houses
bought while the selling was scattered hy local
traders in sympathy with early weakness in wheat
and corn. Pressure was lacking. Weather favor
able for the growing crops Cash prices &c lower
Local cars. lis with l9 estimated for tomorrow.
The early decline In hogs and weakness i'm grains
caused further decline in provisions There was
moderate volume Of selling hy scattered longs
and also by one Of the large Western packers
Cash trade fairly gUod. Hog market rcguincd most
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Trading on the local stock exchange
yesterday started well down the list with
Railway common. which sold at IS. The
stock was In some demand. and the sell
ing amounted to fifty snares. Mergen-
thsler sold fragments at 2l79s. and quo
tation lots after call al 2lS. one sale being
at an eighth OF point higher
After call, Capital Traction bonds came
out at rs. and Potomac Electric 5s az
lois. Lsnston stock sold after call an 81.
That II requires time, money, and skill
to establish "A railroad upon a paving
basis is demonstrated by the experience
Of the Vrginian Railway. the pet project
Of the late Henry III. Rogers, completed
six weeks before his death. The opera
ton OF no railroad in the country has
been followed with closer interest in
financial circles II completed the first
year of its career on March 81 last. with
fixed charges only about one-thir4
earned
Gross earnings for the twelve months
ended with March amounted to N.7l4055.
Of which operating expenses consumed
1913 per cent leaving net of SS6.55I.
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Baltimore. Man l9.-Quotatious by Baltimore El7u,
and Produce Association are as follows.
BUTTER-CrCamery. fancy To-. 2lalgi.. initasi7,
Der To-, 2la25i rolls per H.. 2iaL. storc-packed
per H., 4a2l prints ia-ib 30a5l do I h Ngsl
| blocks lbs. 5ia52. dairy prints. Maryland Penn
sylvauia, and Virginia, Ga2l; Iowa and Northwest.
en lldlc. Dab
EGGS-Marland Pennsylvania and nearby frsts
per doz. a do. Eastern shore. MARYLAND and
Virginia. per dCL.. p Western frsis per d6l On.
do. West Virginia. per doz.. p do North Caro-
lima, per doz.. 1874
LIVE POULTRY-Old hens. hcavv.ueirbr nor Ia
IS do. small 20 medium l7ie. old roostcr, y.
winter chickens 20 size. 25azs; spring chickens
IL lbs. and over Sass; do. I 10. and under 30sgg
geese. Western and southern. 5aH; do. Maryland
and Virginia Balls; pigeons. Young rrr usir 81.
do. Old p ducks large. per h., %, do. small
r. muscovy and mongcl. Il do. white Pckiug. IS
guinea fowl Old each, 3; do. young. IL lbs and
over. l0
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

-. New York Nav lo,-CATTLE- Receipts rs head
Feeling nominslly steady. Dressed bcef in oodeT,t,
demand Of lal2 per H. Tor native sides. Liverpoo
and London markets unchanged No shipmcpts
OAlNES-Reccipts. $50 head Feeling steady
Dressed calves in good demand: CITY dressed veal
seillng AZ HAS per D.; county dressed GaI2
SHE'LL AND LAMBS-Rocepts. &pO head.
sheep were in poor demand and All srades 4, =, .,
cents lower; common 70 fair lambs SLOW and weak
no rrne offered, Southern spring lambs In cool
demand and steady; one car Of sheep unsold. Good
10 prime sheep sold at 5sja665: culls $50. ordinsr,
lainhs. SEQ; prime West Virginia and Maryland
.p,lhS lamns lle' Dressed mutton slow at ia
1879 per H.. dressed lambs quiet AZ lar. fsy,
choice hog dressed az l7iz; country dressed hot
house lambs unchanged al 3Ooa5O0 per carcass.
HoGS-Roceipts US head feeling nominall,
steady.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Aisy l9-Norcy ON call az the stock
exchange TODAY opened az So ncr cent. highest So;
lowest. ., closing. 2 uCr cent Most OF the DAYS
leans were made Of 81 DIT cent.
Time morcl was dull Demand was not urgent
and such appeared was chiefly for the longest
dates supply was fairly large but was not pressed
upon the market. Rates ga per cent for sixty
DAYS. &laf for ninety DAYS. ( Tor four and five
months. iliia for six months. p5ai1 for over the
year.
Mercantile PAPER was bought moderately here and
elsewhere. but rates were firmly maintained by the
BUYERS. tlirsizcd supply was offered. Rates gas
Usr out for sixty 90 ninety days Endorsed bills re-
Crivabe. p-a5is for choice four 20 six months
--u.e uam-.. 81 f.r -lLoL. ~. VOL known.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

BUTTER-Crrameu. fancy o. do. prints 20:
do. seconds. =; process. fancy. q. do fair 20
good. 3aZ, dairy. .hoics. BIAS. 90. good Ia8:
stCre packed. lSaeO
CHEESE-New York state factory. fancy frts
Tal7is: do. small rll7ls; d.. large lsi4aI7.
EGGS-Nesr hy. choice Ieturnah.c cases. 2rlz.
West Virginia and SouthCU Virginia retlrnabe
cases D. Tennessee. rCtuTr-bie cases q North
Carolina rtturrahe cases %
LIVE POULTRY-Chickcns spring large. ga26:
do. medium, 2ia25; do sTrirr 35as5. hens.
small per h.. 70 large 1879. r1cstcrs usr 10. 10.
ducks. old. Is; do spring lbs and over ls;
geese. per H.. l0al2 do. fancy l2al4: TURKEYS
toms. per H.. IS do. hens %. turkeys thin lOaI2:
keats. PER H., s.
VEGETABLES Potatoce. per bM.. lOoalO.
sweet potatoes. per Dbl LGa2g vams per bbl
2ooa275; cucumber. Florida, per basket LdOaI Is .
string beans. per basket. 2Ca32j. North Carolina
lettuce. 75al2j radishCs. Der 100. 10 srinich per
hbl Ial50, Florida peppers per basket. L5CaI.75.
egrplaHt. PER crate L15a225: Florida tomatoes per
crate. L50a2.i5. asparagus L5o3.N per dozen
buuchCs; rhubarb. lsa25 por dozen lunches; new
cabbage. lGa175 per crate. spring onions 75aL0l
per hundred beots 3a5 pr bunch. strawberries per
quart. sails green peas. pc basket Sails.
DRESSED POULTRY-CbiCkcns. DIT h. 1a2-:
chickens and hens. mixed 1870. capors lib. aver.
age. per h.. 25a6: do. small 23s2l slips per h.
Il. ducks lsa3l; geese. per h.. Halls.
DRESSED MEATS-Hams. country. sugarcured
pa2l
sUNDRIEs- Beeswax, q: taIlow. sss4 ginseng.
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CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

Chicago. May N-HOGS-Iivo hogs were s 20 70
cents lowers receipts estimated no eI0-1 head. of
C.li yesterday. SID, shipments -Wz. left over from
Yesterday. 400, estimated receipts tomorrow 1901
Bulk cf prices. eeoao7o- Light. gs0a971iz. good
and butchers. o15la.5. rsJv ag5aa-s. rough.
heavy. a1as1o. workers. 261al70. pigs 9I0aa6o
CATTLE Unsteady estimated receipts $50 head.
Beey1s 561as-0. COWS and heI'ers -75s.S. rsyss
steers. 5coat p, stockgu- and feeders iClaG50:
Western. lEa-n
SHEEP AND LANRS-Estimated r,csir,s. 70 GO
head. Native t01a6g0. Western. lols5 Is. year
ling. 6.5Oa7.90. lambs. 5pas9l. Western. G0ae0
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-Wheat per bushel. L00aI0s; corn she'll
ed pr bushci. 72ls7, cob, 3@sfIO uer barrel. oats
western. white No. ?, PER bushel Ta8: mixed
Ton, 300 ~
HAY AND STRAW-Hay. Western No l. d o..
No 2 1850; mixed. 600; loose at local scales 1000.
straw, rye bundle, 800; straw. ne machine tbrasl
lZe'; straw. wheat per ton, go; straw. cat. Der
ton. $50 -
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. b Hibbs & Co. mem
oers Of the New York Stock Exchange Hibbs
Building
New York. Nav ls.-Tbe market recovered nearly
an inc carly decline during the late afternoon ou
renewed heavy buying by the bull clique
After the market had been shaken down and most
on the trailers bad been eliminated and a compare
'eS low price established transferable notices
Tor deliveries tomorrow on MAY contracts the
market seemed more attractive 90 the bull position
Hence the renewed buying and sharp rCc0VCy of
II To p points. Most a. this was maintained 90
the Close
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THIRD ARBITER APPOINTED.
Dean Vance TO Help settle Railroad
TclcEraphers' Dispute

Chairman knapp. Of the Interstate Com
merce Commission. has appointed Prof
w r Vance, dean Of the law department
at George Washington University third
arbitrator in the controversy between the
Southern Railroad and the striking teIeg-
raphers
The arbitration board will meet TUESDAY
at the Office Or the Interstate Commerce
Commission. Besides Dean Vance. the
other members OF the board are John J.
Dermodv, vice president Of the Railway
TeleETaphers' Union, and President Fin
ley Of the Southern road.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Regular call. p o'clock noon.
Washington RAILWAY q Electric conn.,. 80 al vs.
Mergcnthalr. ] at mss ] az 2lT1
American Telephone & Telegraph Comranv. 70 Al
1851
Merchants a Mechanics Savings Bank, 10 AZ Isl
After call.
Megeathalcr. 4 at 2ls. AZ 2ls. 70 al IH,.
Cautal Traction s.. N0W at rs. 5000 at rs
$1,000 at rs g00 at rs 81 900 at us.
Potomac Electric con. S. s. 900 az lOIi.
Graphophone pfd. 10 az q
Lanston. IS az o. 10 AZ e.
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Following the bid and asked prioes on yester-
days Washington Stock Exchange:
GAS BONDS
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MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra per cyt.. 6JOa7O0: do. butcher
A15a5,50i do. common 2l0a3e
HOGS-Pcr cyt.. gross. 900; do. ordinary 90
SHEEP-Prime. Lya5OO do common. 3OOatOo
LAMbs-Fmcy spring, 10, fan. choice per 10
9al0; do, medium. G.
CALFES-PTimc, per h. 9a9is; d. medium s
do grass 4a5
COWS-Prime. fresh, each. 55o0ai5.o0: do com
mon. 3-O0a30oO: do. old end dry. l0o0al5.OO
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per d.. Sooa5.i0; seneca. per b. 20; golden seal
tVa40; pink. l2ali; mandrake, 2a3; snake root, IS;
walnut kernels dry l5als. black walnuis. per l00 Is
DRIED FRUITS-AppIes. sliced fancy. aa5. cher
hes. l2al5; biacktEuies :: whortleberies l2ih.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool, unNashed. free OF
ours. per 10. 30: wool. bury per b. 2sa2s hides
green. per d.. 10; do. dry per b.. lsalG sheep
SKINS, green. each. 75al09 d. Dry each, 25a60 calf
skins. rcen each. LJ0al.Ts.
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New York Ma -WHEAT-W,akcr: light d.
maud. No. 7 Duluth 70 arrive lisa No. red.
T. o.. b. IljE. 40. hard. New YORK T. o. D.
nominal. No ] macarcni 81 T. O. b. ~ arrive
No. Manitoba. T. b. MAJ. Lors. Exporters
took three loads
CORN-Flat. limited trade steamer mixed n0lni-
nal export basis. ~. elevator. nominal bid eX-
port basis. exrcr, No. . T. %. b.. 60 40. 9 mixed
6s domestic basis nominal. Exporters took Moth
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William Mcclure has been elected pres
ident or the Jolly Fat Mems Club 70
succeed Dr. William f. Walter. resigned