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The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by W. r. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the Chicago Board OF Trade. Hibhi
Building
Chicago. May 25.--Wheat opened firm 10 a shade
higher Selling pressure began shortly after and
very pronounced from commission house sources
As prices weakened the selling became general until
the market broke into q runaway condition on the
downward track. The trade was enormous and large
quantities Of long wheat came out on stop loss
orders The buying BY shorts was on large scale.
but not great enough 20 stem the declines until
prices had lost about 4 cents n bushel. The rmor
Of settlement by a leading short in May wheat
and the diversion Of about 10000 bushels Of No. /
Northern wheat now lakes en- route for Chicago
30 Buffalo was current
local cars 9 With 81 estimated for tomorrow.
Corn opened steady, but yesterdays buyers on the
advance turned sellers, anC this coupled with the
weakness On wheat. brought out lot Of corn on
stop orders from comriisa on houses. Some com
plants from Iowa Of LACK Of termination on account
% rocr seed and cool weather. Cash prices easier
with futures. Demand very moderate
Local cars H. with ls3 estimated for tomorrow.
Oats were easier with otter grains from the same
causc-lquidatiOn. Commission houses were mod
crate buyers on resting orders. Crop reports gen
orally good.
Lighter hog receipts than expected and advance in
the market gave sharp bulge to provisions but
the improvement was lost later in sympathy with
the action Ct the grain markets. Packing interests
and shorts were the principal buyers Cash trade
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.



BUTTER-Crrame-y. fancy. 29i1a2l. DO prints. 81.
do. seconds 3 Process fancy. 25slz7ls: do FAIR %
good. 8aE; dairy. choice. 2ia25, DO. good. 2Ia-3;
store packed. ISa2G
CHEESE-New York State factory. fancy nIts
i7al7's. do. small. Hairy: de-. large. Islal7
West Virginia and Southern Virginia. rcturuable
cases .; Tennessee. rctulrable cases. q Nsrtb
Carolina. roturnab.e cases. %
LIVE POULTRY-Chickcns spring large. Z5a2s.
DO. medium. 2i'25; do. srriug. Sass: hens.
small. per H.. l3; large. lsi4 ROSTERS Der ID i0.
geese. PER h.. loal2 do. fancy. l2all: turkeys
toms per D.. ls do. hens %: turkeys thin llalz.
kes.s. Ter d.. l5
VEGETABLES Potatoes. r-r bH.. lo0ar n.
sweet potatoes. ucr hhl l5l2 81 yams. Dor lll
2o1a-75. CUCwhcr1. Florida. pfr basket lOOal =
string beans. nCr BASKET. icons .. North Carolina
lettuce 751L25. redi,hcs. urr lo0 100. -rirfrh nor
Dbl. 7,al.53. Florida peppers Der basket. i5oa-75.
eggplant uer crate. Lisa .. Florida tomatoes r4r
crate l5a2i5; asparagus l5o53W Per dozen
lunches; rhubarb. lsa25 Per dozen punches. new
clbtaEs l52al.1j pcr crate, spring ou.1us 77aI.sJ
per hundred; bcsts 3a5 per bunch. straubcrrc, le-
quart, sal5, green peas. ps- basket. gll-j
DRESSED POJLTRY-Chlcsel,- Itr ID Sos25.
chickens and hens mixed. l9l1). cap0ns lib aver
axe. per H. -jl16. do. small Z7l2i. slips per ID
H. ducks. lsa2l, geese. per h.. Halls.
DRESSED MEATS-Hams. county. sugar-cured
lsa7l
SUNDRIES-R ccSvax. e. tsIiow. 6a6s. r1nserg
rer d.. 5o2a55o' seneca. ucr H. ~. golden seal
Fali pink. l-ali, mandrake. 2s3. snake root S.:
walnut kernels dry l5ale. black valuuts per 100 IS
DRIED FRJlIS-Apules. sliced. fancy. Gas: cher.
nes l2al5: hackberri,s. 2: vh5rticbenies Ia.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wo0l. unwashcd free OF
hurs per TO-. 60: wool. a1-ry. per b. 25a2s: hides
skins green c1ch 151t6c- DO. dry. C8ch 2Ja60. calf
skins. -Vcen. each. lfl,.S
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
Opening of Chevy Chase Lake.

May 80 inaugurates tie season at Chevy
Chase Lake, the Capital Citys pop
ular high-class amusement place. Def
mite news 10 this effect has long been
awaited. and will he received with graft
icauon a. all quarters.
For this season the management an
nounces the usual run Of amUsements.
with music as the principal feature. \
large section Of the Marine Band will be
on hand Monday TO give the initial con-
cert Of the season, and a special pro-
gramme Of unusual merit is announced.
Musical treats will be regular features
throughout the season. with special con-
certs on Sundays. After the musical
programme has been completed the band
VIII adjourn 20 The big pavilion, which
has been put in frst-cl7ss condition for
opening night. Il is reSrettable that one
feature of special popularity with the
children will be missing this year. That
is the pony track. II has been found i'm
practicable 10 continue this feature. With
this exception all the former attractions
VIII be available. swings and motion
pictures. bowling alleys. and shooting gal
leries.
Adequate car service is promised day
and evening May 90.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, May &-RUTTER-Reccints today.
97ll packages The market continues on a steady %
firm bases. Creamery specials -; creamery extras.
2Sz; creamery rsts q; State dairy good to choice
. Trucess specials. o Western imitation creamery
first y
CHEESE-Beceirts to-day $50 boxes. The mar
kct Is very quiet in about the former range az
Trices. State. whole milk. specials 1875: state
whole milk. finest new. colore3 lf',. State whole
milk. finest white. 49,. skins. specials. I2l.
EGGS-Rcccipts 1881 caset The market shows
little II any improvement. State. Pennsylvania. and
nearby hcnnery. white fancy. &c State PennsvI-
Vania brown hennery. fancy ga; fresh gathered
extras. ~; storage packed extra irsts. -
MILLFEED-Dull and unsettled. Spring bran
20; standard middings. 22lo; city bran. zoo. I'M
bulk; Western red-dog. 800. 10 arrive; winter
wheat bran, in loop0und sacks 70 arrive. 2iN
oATS-Weak and unsettled No . white az,
i67; No. white. Eai5i4; No. 4 white 4il4r5.
natural and clipped white, track 4pzaa
FL0UR-Weakcr and unsettled Kansas strairlts
ASa5C5. in sacks: soft strushts As0a5O5. in bar
reis; spring clears. E4oa455
RYE FLOUR-Easy; slow inquiry. Choice brands
quoted ~ 4l5aAQ
CORNMEAL-Weak demand moderate Kindred
for export 30oa255; coarse meal. in bags I3fal Is
BEEF-Steady; moderate dealings. Packet. l6O0a
l7.ol; family. la5oa91pO.
PORH-Steady. but slow. Mess. 2l0Oa2i 80: fam
liz. G00a262s
HAY-Receipts. LOIS tons; steady; inquiry fair
for choice. Prime timothy. Ll7z; No l. LI0al l2i5
No .. LOS; No ;, 91a95.
STRAW-Receipts. 80 tons fat; light trade
Long rye quoted az IS.
LARD-Weak. Prime Western, 1915; city. p Is.
refined continent 1870; South American l45O; 70
fined Brazilian. kegs. $50; oleostearinc I3salf.
lard stearinc. slow New York IS.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
NEW BUREAU OF MINES.
appointment OF DR.. Holmes Is Again
Strongly Urged.

The third delegation of business men
and mining engineers interested in the
appointment Of DR.. ]. a. Holmes. Of the
Geological Survey. as head Of the new
Bureau Of Mines, came to Washington
yesterday to tell President Taft and
Secretary of the Interior Ballinger why
Dr. Holmes should be appointed
They urged the fact that he had
already built up the work under the
Geological Survey. and was therefore
more familiar with It than any one else
in the country. This. they said. would
insure the progress Of the Investigations.
especially those in which the lives Of
miners are involved
They further said that DR.. Holmes was
acceptable to all interests that would be
benefited by the work OF the bureau. The
delegation. which was accompanied by
Senator Dick, was composed Of A. c.
Dinkey, Of Pittsburg. president OF the
Carnegie Steel Company; Walter Will
Jams, Benton, Ill, Illinois Coal Opera
tors Association: A W. Gibbs. Altoona.
Pa. superintendent Of motive power Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad; Mr.. Cline.
Altoona. Pennsylvania Railroad: II. NJ
Chance, Philadelphia, mining engineer,
and Prof F. c. Phillips. PIttsburg, Of
the University OF Pittsburg.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
The Hotel I.ritz Renter.

Washingtonians hardly need a remind
or Of the fame Of the Hotel Fritz Reuter-
where for years patrons have enjoyed
good cooking, good service, and good
wines. Mr.. Henry Achterkirchen Is pro-
prietor and Mr.. Samuel Goodacre is the
manager.
Among the many famous men who have
been guests Of the Hotel Fritz Reuter- fl
may be Of interest to recall that the late
King Edward, when Prince Of Wales. on
his visit 10 Washington, visited the rath-
skeller. and his signature IS on the reg
lister. where will be found that Of Gen.
L. S Grant, Hon. James G. Blaine and
many others, including Prince Henry OF
Prussia, who was entertained at luncheon
in 1902, when he made his tour OF the
United States.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. May B.-WHEAT-Srot contract.
LOO; spot No. . red Western LOCi4 July.
So. receipts. 5.4li bus: exports. lls752 bus
CoBN-Spot contract 60, July g. receipts SAT-
bus. Southern white cprn. 1oa4.
OATS-Stock in elevators. 2i5l55 bus shipments
from elevators. 7.G3 bus. White No . as %
weight. 81; do. white No s. as % weight i6ai7is
do. No. Z 10 weight 4iisa45; do. mixed No Q
46isai7. do No. g. 45iaai6.
RYE-Stock in elevators. Sl.25 bus. No. rye,
Western. domestic. SaS; No. ne. Western do
nestle. 77a1s; bag lots 10 quality and condi-
tion. 70a74.
FLoUR-Wintsr extra, 3.esa2S5; do, clear, aga
AS; do straight. 46jsi6o; do. patent, 5.l5a5 .
spring clear. 42jafJo. do. straight. 505ah3O; do.
patent. 5.5oa55; City Mills best Patent 600; do.
h'ghgrade patent, SIS; do. straight 5.ij; choice
family. 545; DO. extra, 39lailo; re -four, medium
90 choice. i25aLD: coumeal. FER 100 lbs, L50aL60
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. May 2s.-Quotations by Baltimore Fruit
and Produce Association are IS follows:
BUTTER-CUamery. fancy. h.. 30: imitation pel
10. 22lZ3 rolls per h. 2la22; store-packed Der H.
2a2l; prints = h.. 29a3o do lib. ZasO: block
lbs, 29a30 dairy prints, Maryland. PENNSYLVANIA
and Virginia, l9a2l; Iowa and Northwestern, ladle
22a@.
EGGS-Maryland, Pennsylvania. and nearby frsts
pcr doz. 2 do. Eastern Shore. Maryland and Viz
GINA. per doz.. q Western frsts. per doz.. q ; do
West Virginia. per doz.. q do, North Carolina
per doz.. %
LIVE POULTRY-old hens. heavy-weieht II Il
do, small 70 medium, h.. Is; old ROSTERS per ID
II; spring chickens IA lbs. and over. d.. 80: DO
~ H., Is do. ID. and under q pigeons. Young
per pair .; do. old, per pair .; ducks large. b.
LAS 40 small H. Y; MuscoW and mongrel. per
h.. l2al3; white Pekins. per b., l3 spring ducks
} lbs. and over, per h.. 2oa22 guinea fowl. old.
each. p; do. young. II lbs. and over. 90: small,
25aQ
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Col. o. G. Staples having returned TO
the city, was asked yesterday to confirm
the reports that he had acquired con-
trolling interest in the Columbia National
Bank. He said he was not willing 20 dis
cuss the matter further than TO say he
had disposed Of a portion Of his holdings
in the stock OF the bank 20 some we'll
known local financiers who have had
large experience and success In the man
agement Of financial institutions. Col.
Staples thought that in the new acquisi-
lions Of stock the bank would be meas
urably strengthened. It is thought likely
that a reorganization OF the board Of
directors will be effected. though the
present management Of the bank would
not be disturbed in the usual course OF
events until the annual meeting of the
stockholders next January.
Business on the local stock exchange
yesterday was rather small and confined
70 few securities. Gas sold little lower
than the recent transactions. No atten-
ton was given 10 the railway shares.
trading being made up largely Of sales OF
small lots of several bank shares.
Bonds Of the Colonial Beach Company
were first listed on the board OF the ex-
change yesterday. The amount Of bonds
listed is 100000, interest being at 5 per
cent.
Ben Woodruff. president Of the ex-
change, was absent from the position yes
terday. lowing TO illness due TO a heavy
cold. He was reported last night to be
slightly improved
The Washington Exchange will hold a
regular session tomorrow, though most
Of those Of the country will adjourn.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
TRAINMEN STILL AT ODDS.
Southern Railway Officials Have
Not Readjusted Wage Schedule,

Trainmen and officials Of the Southern
Railway. who have been in conference
for several days on the readjustment OF
the wage schedule. have failed 10 reach
an agreement Unless an amicable set
tlement is arrived at soon trouble may
result
The trainmen want an increase in
wages, in addition 10 the readjustment
OF the scale, which. they say. IS intricate
and without uniformity. Some time ago
the engineers Of the Southern Railway
received a 3 per cent increase. and train
men, accordingly, feel hopeful for their
cause.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co. mem
eeS Il the New York Stock Exchange. Hibts Build.
ing
New York. May 25.-The market broke ir the late
trading on Wall street and Wcstem selling This
was influenced entirely IN q sympathetic var. with
the break ~ s cents b3slel iu May wheat az
chicago and cents in tho new crop options Of
July and September wheat Many traders outside
ct experienced cotton operators came % the hasty
conclusion that the cotton market was 70 get the
same dose n heavy liquidation as wheat has been
subjected 20 in the last three days
The market swmpcd about twenty points on The
cd crop months and about fifteen on the new from
ast nights closing quotations for some % the
options and ten on The later months but the closing
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
RIVER FRONT NEWS.
Harbor Master Sutton Returns to
Office After Illness.

Lieut.. John r. Sutton. harbor master.
was az his office yesterday after an III
ness Of six weeks. Capt. Davenport. mas
ter OF the quartermaster's launch. Lieut..
William, has gone TO Baltimore for treat
ment for malarial fever
Among the visitors along the river
front yesterday was Capt. George Mel
son, superintendent Of the Maryland
Dredging Company. who is on his way 10
Baltimore after a trip South a. L.
Clark, Of L. a. Clark & Sons, has re-
turned after business trip 10 Richmond.
Va
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
Wv York, May s-Sns,cnanoous bond quota
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. May 25.-CATTLE-Receipts ! g1
No trading on live weight to-day; feeling weak
Dressed beef slow at llal2c per pound for NATIVE
sides No later cables from Liverpool OF London
No shipments
CALVEs-Receipts 1876 Feeling weak 10 &c
lower; all sold. Good 20 prime veals sold gos IA
per 100 pounds; culls 500: dressed calves slow and
lower city dressed veals selling at Ial4c pr uopn5
country dressed DO. 9al2.
SHEEP AND LASIBS-Receipts. 2E7. Sboen
were in por demand and weak: limbs and srrino
lambs steady. Ordinary 70 choice lambs sold Ia
500 per 100 pounds; prime Maryland spring lambs
ll00; dressed mutton slow ut l0al2c pcr pound
dressed lambs. lial6; few choice hog dressed do
II; dressed spring lambs. l7a20: country dressed
hot-house lambs almost nominal. 5Ola7.OO per car
cass
HoGs-Receipts. Isl. Feeling nominally lover
In Sympathy With BnTllo and Western adricca 2 !,
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

Chicago May 25.-Live hogs were steady. The re-
ceipts we're estimated at 200: official yesterday
s. CO... shipments 1914; left over from yesterday
fen: estimated receipts tomorrow. 1900. Bulk Of
prices 9A0a945 light 92la9 90: mixed and butchers
9g11o50: heavies 9l5a95O: rough. heavy. 9l5a96O:
workers.. 9.45a950 piss. 9.Ooa94O.
Cattle were steady. Estimated receipts. 4oO0
Bceves. 55CaS 70. COWS and heifers Z7OlTOO Texas
steers. 4soaeel; stockcrs and feeders. 3sOa6.45
Westerns. 5.l5a759.
sheep were weak Estimated receipts. 1900. Ma
tiyes. 35a550; Western, 35A560 yearlings. 5eOa
80: lambs. 5ZaS6O: Western. 575as7O.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
NEW YORK MONEY.

Now York. MAY B.-Money on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at 81 per cent. highest 81.
lowest ga, closing q. FER cent. Most Of the days
loans were made at ga ncr cent
Time money was practically unchanged Il was
inactive arc the tone was slightly easier Rates
5saf Der cent for sixty and ninety DAYS. and four
months per cent Tor five months; iaps for six
mouthz' t'sahz for seven months. and 4aa, for
over the year.
Mercantile pa0cr was quiet. 4 fair-sizod assort-
ment was offered. meeting with a moderately good
demand. Rates fsoj per cent for sixty % ninety
days Endorsed bills receivable. 4Ea5lz for choice
fa1r to six months single names 81 for others less
MaIL known.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
JUSTICE WRIGHT SUSTAINED.
Police Court without Jurisdiction
TO Try DisOrderIy Cases.

Justice Van Orsdel. OF the District
Court Of Appeals, yesterday sustained
the decision Of Justice Wright. saying
that the Police Court IS without jurisdic-
ton 70 try disorderly house cases. refer
ring particularly TO the case against Ben
jamin LenOvitz. who was convicted in
the Police Court and fined $500 and SEN
fenced 20 six months in jail
Lenoyitz instituted habeas corpus pro-
ceedinEs and was released by Justice
Wright The government appealed.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKEr.

CATTLE-EXtra. Ter cwt.. 6.Joa7.00; do. butcher.
L7Jaj50; do common 200a300
HOGS-Per cwt., gross 600; do. ordinary. 500
SHEEP-Prime 45Oa5O0; do. common. 3O0a4O0.
LAMBS-Fancy spring. 10: fall. choice. per h..
Sale: do. medium G.
CALYES-Prime per b.. aa9i5; DO. medium s;
do. grass sa5.
COWs-Prime fresh. each 35OOai5.OO: do. con-
mon. Z.OOa30O0: do. old and dry loOOal500.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

sales-Regular call. y O'Clock noon.
Washington Railway & Electric Is. $50 at SIS.
Potomac Electric cons. S. 1905 az l0lK
Washington Gas. 70 at q. 3 az 50S.
Mcrgeuthalcr. at 2lS
District National Bank at 49,
American Security a Trust. ! at Isl. 10 at Isl
% at 2Sl
Union Trust 10 at 10
Following the bid and asked lrices on yester
lays Washington Stock Exchange:
GAS BONDS.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-Wheat per busAei. l00al.0s: corn. shell
Cd per bushc.. 72a17. cob 2Hail0 rcr barrel: oats
Western, white NJ. . Ter hG-dcl 50l55. mixed
pr hushel fsa5i; hrau per ton, 200; mdiling ps'
ton zoo
HAY AND STRAW-TTay, Western. No. l. q 90
No 2 1880 MIXED. 2100 loose a. local scales 70 %
Straw, ne. bundle 800: straw. we machine thrash
2oo; straw. wheat Ter ton 7.Cci straw. cat. PEI
ton $50
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
suit Agninst Taxicnb Companr.

Laura Cooper yesterday filed suit
against the Terminal Taxicab Company
for 5000 damages, alleging that on April
II last, at South Capitol and NJ streets.
she was run into by an automobile OF the
defendant, thrown to the ground, and
seriously injured.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
stamp Book Contract Renewed.

Postmaster General Hitchcock yester-
day renewed for four years the contract
with the Treasury Department for the
manufacture Of stamps and stamp books.
Several outside firms submitted bids, and
It was only after long consideration that
It was decided to continue the work by
the government.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
Memorial Day Excursion.

Those desiring to leave town over the
holiday will find the special excursion
to Old Point and Norfolk planned by the
Norfolk and washington Steamboat Com
pany attractive in scope and cost Special
rate round trip tickets are offered. good
to return within three days, passengers
leaving this city Saturday evening. May
%, at $40. This will give two nights on
the water, and for those who have the
leisure, two entire days at Old Point or
neighboring places.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY W. B. Hibbs Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange Hib6i
Building
Call money: Open, 3k high. 81 low. 81 cioae, 81.
SALE OF SHARES BY HnuRS
The Washington herald., 1910-05-27

New YORK. May 26.-WHEAT-Lower, unsettled
No / Duluth. 70 arrive T. o. b. La No. 2 red. f.
.. b.. LOs4; No. macar'ni. T. O. b.. 20 arrive
55is No. / Manitoba. Z. o. b.. 9sis
CORN-Weakcr and quiet Steamer mixed nomi-
nal. export basis; export No. . T. o. b.. 67H No.
mixed. nominal domestic. o.. in elevator. E0-
porters took nothing.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibbs & Co.. mem.
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build.
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CURB MARKET.

Qu0tatiCns furnished BY ". B. Hibbs & Co..
members Of the New York stock Exchange. Hibbs
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Wv York, May Bid and asked prices on gov
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SILK and cotton goods are offered at low
prices for immediate shipment