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Naval Orders.

The following orders have been issued:
| Capt. ", $. BENSON. detached duty as mcwher
Of the Naval Examining Board and Naval Rctir-
ing Board. Washington d. C.. to duty command
Missouri
Commander j. f. CRAVEN. to duty navy yard. Bos-
ton Mass.. as captain q The Yard
/ Commander I X. SHiPLEY. detached duty Office
Naval Intelligence. Navy Department Washing
ton D. C.; TO duty as naval attache at Tokyo
and PoSiu.
Lieut.. Commander r. D. HASBROUCk. detached
duty Michigan TO duty Bureau Of Ordnance
Navy Department Washington d. C..
Lieut.. w. y JEFFERS. detached duty Indiana TO
home and wait orders.
Lieut.. II. Z. SHOEMAKER. detached duty Mon
tsna; 90 Naval Hosrital. New York. y Y for
observation and treatment
Lieut.. w. Z. WHITEHEAD detached duty In
diana to duty ua,y yard New YORK v Y
Ensign J. q. SUMPTER when discharged treat
ment Naval Hospital, Mare Island, Cal. granted
sick leave three months.
Ensign L. c. FARLEY. detached duty Georgia; TO
duty Delaware.
Ensign A, S. FARQUHAR. 70 duty Louisiana.
Ensign j. ". SMEALLIE to duty Georgia
Nhdshirman ". e. OWEN. detached duty Mary
land 20 duty Albany.
Midshipman y. w. PICKERING detached duty
Indiana 10 temporary duty Lancaster.
Mdshirman r. W. CLARK detached duty In
diana; 70 temporary duty Lancaster.
Assistant Surgeon a. b. DAVIDSON detached dutv
Naval Hospital Mare Island. Cal: 10 duty Iris
Assistant Surgeon C. j. HOLEllAN. detached dutv
Iris: to duty connection fitting out Petrol. ana
duty On board when commissioned
Assistant Surgeon +. '. NALZ 20 duty navv ward
Portsmouth. y Il. and additional duty at the
naval Prison.
Passed Assistant Paymaster r. SPEAR une1rired
portion OF leave revoked. to duty Naval Acad
emy. ANNAPOLIS. Nd.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. April -WEEAT-Stock in elevators.
iS5-'6 bushels shipments from elevators. .Fs
bushels. Graded lots 4 No red afa5t quoted
nCm!naily az I05'1 .er tlshSl az the close sales
# a Dot q No. I'D az C5s PER blshel while 4
snail bag lgt by sample SD al q per mslci
Settling prices. No. O. rcd Western lCTs No .
ned. LO.iz. No. red. LCi1
COkN-StCck I'm elevators. 6s7 696 bushels. shin
muts from elevators. ISIS bushels. 40 white
com adoat QIotable nominally az 10 per bushel :
yellow ah-af az ca. per bGsicl and mixed com
afoat a, el per bushcl. Track yellow corn. frr
domestic delivery. IS or, table at 6j.ae6 rcr hrshcl
fer car lots on spot. Cob ccru at so OCT barrel
and choice nearby yellow car corn at 36o pr
tauel. Settling prccs: Contract. 62it. steamer
mixed, coz; No 4 mixed. 5Sl. The market tor
Western closed fmer. spot April e2is bid: NAV
62t bd; July. 6j2. bid
OATS-StcCk an elevators 81 Isl bushels: ship
ments from elevators. llC12 bushels White No ? as
10 weight, isi-ai9ia; white Nc. g. as TO weight
i7aiS do. No. J. as to weight 4iai5 do. mixed
No g fai7is; do. NJ 3, 46li6is
RYE-StOck IN elevators. q I56 bushels: shipments
from elevators 3.i9i bush rs. No. rye. Western
domestic. Sass; No. D.. Western. domestic 77a7s :
bag lots. 20 quality and condition. 70a4
FLOUR-Winter extra. A00aA0. do. clear. Asa
ass do. straight. l9a5O5 do. patent 5.5oa5. 40;
spring clear. 555a550; do. straight. 5loa535: do
patent 5.55a5.eo, city mills best paunt. 500; d..
high grade patent. 500 DO. straight. 57o choice
family SIS, do, extra. i2laAi0. Rye four medium
to choice A95ata. Corumeal per 100 lbs, li5aL %
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Quotations furnished by W. 3. Hibbs & Co,
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade. Hibbs
Building
Chicago Apul -.-Wheat opened &c TO sc
{ higher and ruled strong throughout the session
The unreasonable weather was the chief feature
Freezing temperature were reported quite generally
over the South and Central West. and fear are
expressed fer wheat now iointgi VERY cold weather
for the season was ais, reported IN the Northwest
The Northwestern houses were good buyers Il
wheat hcge an day. Selling vps by professionals
also b. clmmissio5 houses who bough; heavily op
the recent decline.
Local car lots II. With p carr estimated for
Monday
Corn was firm and frsctiorally higher. more in
sympathy with the strength I'm other grains than
ANYTHING else Alsy corn was u fun supply all DAY
There was some selling u july by the BUYERS Of the
past few days Cash prices were steady 10 nc
higher.
Local car lots II. with = cars estimated for
Monday
Oats were chiefly Influenced by the cold weather.
and locals were bcst buyers A local elevator con.
Germ was n prominent seller a. an futures. Cash
Prices were steady The market win De LARGELY
dependent on weather conditions az far as new
crop futures are concerned.
Local car lots 10. with Jos estimated for Monday
Provisions were moderately higher carly ou further
advance IN hogs and bCclIsc Of the light Western
rum The improvement was. lest an fairly liberal
selling. led hy a prominent local operator. Cash
trade Is improving.
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ARMY AND NAVY.
Army OrderH

The following transfers ct ofc,r, are ordered te
TAKE eject tins date. First Lieut.. DONALD D.
HAl from The Fourth Infantry % the Twenty
iil Infantry FIRST Lieut.. CAMPBELL B
HODGES. from the Thrieth Infantry 70 tie
FOURTH luiantr, First Lieut. JACOB W ;.
MlESI. from the Twenty fifth Infantry % the
Tbir,icth Infantry
Capt THOMAS F. DwY zR. Coast Artillery Corns
h eeianed 10 III vacancy in the Quarter.
masters Department
Leave u absence f-r two month, is granted Ma
ERNEST J. RUFFNER NsGicsI Corps
/ firs' Lieut. >EELEY A. WALLEN. Eighteenth
Infantry. Is retired.
Leave OF absence for fo-- months is granted First
Lieut. GEORGE c. MARSHALL. Jr Tuenly-
fourth Iuflr-rv.
Fus' Lieut. RICHARD C. MOORE. Cons Of En-
Cnc-r. will proceed 20 Tutshurs
. The following named ofcsr, are detailed 70 enter
,3r neAt class az the Amy War College and
WIN report On person 90 the president ~ the
college IN this -y an the dates hereinafter
1cllnel f'r duty aCC0diDS'g- To report June
- Fb-lagut Col JHAEI Rs C.. TREAT.
r9lrh Field A1illcr Mai AUGUSTUS p.
BLOC hSON. Sixth CarsIry. Mai IACOR q
GALBRAITh Fourth Csalr,. Man GEORGE
H. SANDS. Tenth Cavalry. Mai SAMSON I.
tAlSON. TU-rt- fourth Irfantr. Mai JANfES
H. McRAE Tint -cufH Infantry: CAPT MAR
- %. OboNlN. IWeUty-siHth Infantry: Capt
JAMEs r. DEAN. Tenth Iufsutry. Cart
EDWIN Y. BOOKNILLFR Ninth Tufs7r-..
'a0t JOHN r. WHOLLEY second Infantry
Capt ORRIN r. WOLFE Treutv-sscord In.
iaHifl- To report August T.. lslO-Capt. GEORGE
- MOORE. twentieth Infantry: Capt. JENs
BlGGE. T"euty-cighth Infantry. Cart HOW
ARD r. HICkOK Fifteenth CaraIv. Cant.
tANIbELL KING. First Infar.r. can,
GEORGE y. z. NGsELEY Fifth Csvsl-v.
CAPT WILLIAM II WAIDRON Tvrrty-tbird
Infantry. Capt. WILLIAM =. PENCE Coast
ARTILLERY 'c1s, Capt. GEORGE A. NUGENT
coast ARTILLERY Corps. Tc report not later than
Sep-mllr s. l3lo-Ca,N- OLIVER L. SPAULD-
ING. Jr.. Fifth Field ARTILLERY. The tzvel
drcct-e Is necessary in the military service
Col. WILLIAM w. ROBINSON. Jr- United states
army is placed upon the retired list will tbe
rank n 1rigsdi,r general. fum Ar-iI o. 1910
Capt. CT lRENCE II. MCNEIL. Coast ArtiTls--
Corp, Will repair o. this city ard rerort 10 iii /.
Chief II Coast ArtiIlcu
The mCmhcrS n the beard q officers aproi-,-s d,
paragraph =, special orders. Nc 81 Arril Q
1909 Nar Department. CONSISTING n Col
HENRY A. GREENE Tenth Irfsrtry. Iiert
Col FRANK T. HORRS. Ordnance pep5-+
mcut. Mai GEORGE BELL Jr inspector
scaeIsl; Cart. JAMES z HARRISON. Twelfth
Infantry Capt. MERGE r. STEWART Eighth
Infantry, Capt. lOHN l. DE WITT. Twentieth
Infantry. viii repair % this city for the ps1rl,o,e
q DEMONSTRATING The articles II equitment for
infantry recommended hy the bcsrd for sd7l,-i4,
Maj. CHARLES H. BARTH Twelfth Tnfanrrr and
capt. THOMAS 2. MERRILL. General star
arr detailed 10 attend Oh simmer conference Of
officers al the Nav War College
Leave II abs-rCC for three months % take effect
on CT about NOvemhr l. 1910. is granted Cant.
AUGUSTUS 2. WAKEFIELD. Fifth Field Artil-
ley.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
rPrce, nnoted he uhole,,1.l

BUTTER-CrCImrB. fancy Bi.aA: do. frsis. 81
az; DO. seconds - process. farcy e5szs do fair
90 good &a27: dairy. choice. 2ia25s do. good 2a9:
storc-Tackcd. isa2o
CHEESE-New York state factory fancy nrsts.
rGl1i4. d.. small Eal7i1. do. large l6lzalT.
EGGS-Ncar hy. choice. roturusblc cases. Z1. West
Virginia and southern Virginia rctgrrahle cases.
1872 TCnnessst rctgruahie csscs. TO- North Carolina
retuuablc cases b.
LIVE POULrRY-Chickens. spring large 2ia8
DO. medium. 4a26; do. String. 5oa55; hens small.
pr 10. Isl, large. lsia. BOOSTERS. per IT,. 10.
ducks. cd. Is; d.. spring. lbs. and over IS.
geese. per d.. loal2; do fancy. l2ali. turkeys.
toms. Per 10, Is do. hens q; turkeys. thin l0a.Z:
keats. PER TO-. Is
NEGETABLES-Potatoes. per bbl Local .: sweet
potatoes. per bbl.. new. 20oa25o: yams Ter bbl.
DRESSED POULTRY Chickens. per ID. 2aa3.
chickens and hens mixed. l9l50. capons lib. aver.
age. per H., 257-s; do. small 2sa2i. slips per ID
u; ducks. lsatl geese. per To-. Has
DRESSED MEATS-HamS, country suear-cured
lsa2A
SUNDRIES-Beesva q: tallow. 6asis; ginseng
per d.. 50oaj.-o. seneca. Ter h. 20. golden seal
Aa3, pink. i-ali; mandrake ca3 snake root S..
walnut kernels dry. ljal6 black WaDuts per 100 IS.
DRIED FRIIIS-ApTlCs. sliced. fancy ia5 cher
res. l2al5. blackbcries. =; vhortleberies. IN
WOOL AND HlDES-Wo0l. unwashcd tree OF
bus per H. 3d. wool bury. per h. ga2s: hides.
green, per h. TO- DO. dry, Per d.. I5aI6. sheep
skins green. each 75aLO0 do. dry each 15a50; cali
skins. <rCen, each. LNal7S-
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MART FOR COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
Permission Granted by Commission
CrS for Public Market.

Columbia Heights is TO have a public
market Permission was granted by the
Commissioners yesterday to open such a
place in the basement Of the building oC-
cupied by the Midway Company. al Four
teenth street and Park road
The petition has been under Considera-
tion by the Commissioners several DAYS.
because Of protests from some Of the
property owners in the neighborhood, but
the board finally decided the market
would be more Of a benefit 10 the section
than a hindranCe
The permit is qualified by the Commits
sioners' stipulation that the company
erect on the Park road side of the mar
ket one and two story buildings. so as to
hide the market site from the houses on
the opposite side OF the road. The market
will be of concrete throughout
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SLAYER OF WOMAN FREE.

The grand jury having announced its
purpose TO ignore the prcsentment against
George Williams. a negro. who shot and
killed Rosa Burke az 223 Willow Tree
alley southwest April .. Williams was
yesterday released from custody.
The evidence was that the woman had
removed cartridges from the weapon and
handed 10 70 the man. who. thinking all
Of them had been removed. pointed il at
her AID pulled the trigger. The woman
died shortly afterwaFd, and Williams
walked to the Fourth precinct station
house and surrendered.
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PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. April 3-Quotstions by Baltimore
Fruit and Produce Association are as follows:
BUTTER-CreameTy, fancy. per h. @lsa3i. imi-
tatlon. Eaai: rolls, ZaZ2, store packed. %. prints
Alh.. J2a55; do. l-lb &ag5; blocks. ? lbs 3la32:
dairy prints. Maryland. Pennsylvania. and Virginia
3a9l. Iowa and Northwestern. ladlc. 2aZ3
EGGS-Maryland. Pennsylvania and nearby frsts
per doZ, n do, Eastern Shore Maryland and
Virginia, per doL. p Western fTsts pr d0z p I;
DO. West Virginia. per 1oz.. p de-. North Caro-
lima. pcr doz-. q duck eggs. per doL. 2a26.
LIVE POuLTRH-old hens, heavyweight. per
ID. 20; do, small 70 medium %; old rooster. per
To-, IL winter chickens. m size. per h. Ea2l +,
spriug chickens, 10. and over. h.. 5sai9 t,Sscys
hens, choice. per H. q; young gobblcrs. per To-
=, old TOMS pr TO-, 20; rOIEh and poor. per D.
lOau; geese, Weston aud southern per TO- l5s4;
do, Maryland and Virginia. per h. l5al6: pigeons
Young. per pair 3: 10. ola. ufr pair. 20 ducks
large per ID. IS; do. small per H.. Is. musc0yy
and m9ugrcl, per H., I5sl5; d.. white Pekins per
h. lsc; guinea fowl. old. EACH . do. young
~ lbs and over 90
POTATOES-White nearby Per busheI prime
81 do Eastern shcre 50a5, Western MARYLAND
and Pennsylvania. prime 3jsi0; do seconds elayI
do, New York. prime 35at0 DO. Western prime.
-5ah, new Flordas. Ier Dbl. 5ys6.0), sweets.
yellow barrel Eastern Shore. Virginia. I5OaIT5;
do, Richmond. per Dbl. L15s200. Delaware per-
Dbl, L75a2oo. do, pr basket. 5oa6j, sans Mar
land aud Virginia. per biol. i-Jal.5o. North Caro-
lima. PER bhl., bright. L25aL50
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Apples.
Maryland and Virginia, per barrel, fancy. L75a2ooi
do. fair. L21aL50; do. Western Maryland and
Pennsylvania. packcd 2ca550. do. NeE YORK as
sorted. 25ll4O. Asparagus. Maryland and Virginia
doz.. lSa2Z, bCetS. Florida. PER bunch 2a3. cab
tascs. Sew York state Der ton. MDl1W Charles
ton per crate. new. 20llZ5c celery Michigan dozen
punches. 2ia55. DO. New York State pr crate 1oca
80 cucumbrr. Florida. p,r basket 2Sa3 g. cer-
plants. Flonds ger crate L59a5p. grapc fruit
Florida. pcr box 20oa15Q. ksle. Norfolk Ter Dbl
fao. lettuce. Norfolk and North Carolina per bss-
sei, Lea2o0, unious New York and Western. Ter
hrshe el65 Texas yellow. pr crate. POD. spring
PER ion punches Ha50. oranges Florida. per box. a.
% size. l15a250; radlshc North Carolina per has-
ker. lehL3, nCas. North Cawlina a. Dbl basket
L@s2m. squash. Florida. per crate. L5la-O, spine
arh. native. Icr buahe box 20 Norfolk Ter b5L
Looal.5; string beans. Florida. Erecn. L15s- 30 .
stTawherries, North and South Carolina per quart
oali; tonatocs. Florida p,r carrier. fancy L00s250
choice. L-aL50, tuuiVS, native per bushel. s1a55
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New York. Arul 2-Money on call was nomi
naly "a per cent to-day. The weeks market was
easy, lending rates at no time crossing above per
cent and ranging down TO 2it with "a the average.
There was very little activity IN the market and
funds were readily obtairahle b,ipr s,,asrio,rr
abundant Tor lending institutions to seek an outlet
Tor some Of their money in the time branch Of
1ne narSet. Even sentimental effect Of the heavy
gpid exports APPEARED 90 be lacking no resoorse
oelng made 10 the announcements Of engagements
ioT shipment 10 England and South America.
ii'ne money was easier IN tone and lower in r-ico
at the end Of the week despite the eyp1rts If Mi
Demand for accommodations was light ana s1nrIy
continued ample Rates. 3i.a34 per cent for tirty
oays. o'ai ioF ninety DAYS and four. five. and six
months; fzai@ for over the year
Mercantile paper has been IN fair demand through.
out the WcoE. and some attractive names haze ~,
SHOWN. but SUPPLY Of high-grade names has mo- leen
large. The dry goods trade is not issiiinp NM,
PAPER at this time. Rates. 4ita4ss Ter cent f~ s,
10 ninety days indorsed bills receivable and cboic
others ' III
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DRIVERS HEAD BRUISED.
Negro Receives Several Cuts by Fall
from Wagon

While driving a wagon belonging TO
Philip Coleman OF 22S9 Ninth street north
west, yesterday afternoon. Richard Ian
caster. negro, thirty-fve years old. OF
c227 Ninth street northwest, fell at Ninth
and L streets. and received several cuts
and bruises about the head and face,
which we're dressed at the Freedman's
Hospital
Shortly after noon yesterday, car 326 Of
the Capital Traction Company collided
with dirt wagon driven by Joseph Scott
colored. Of 4oS Twenty second street north
west. in front Of l426 L street, slightly
damaging the fender.
While repairing cars in the barn OF the
Washington Railway and Electric Com
pany, al Fifteenth and II streets north
east. yesterday morning. Thomas y
Beach was struck on the head by a troll
ley pole. which inflicted a cash in his
forehead. The injury was dressed q Cas-
ualty Hospital.
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DEPUTY RECORDER TO REMAIN.
Robert Dutton ReappOinted by Hem
ry Lincoln johnson.

Henry Lincoln Johnson. of Atlanta, Ga.
who will succeed John C. Dancy. of North
Carolina, as recorder of deeds for the
District of Columbia May l. yesterday
formally rendered Robert W. Dutton.
deputy recorder, reappointment.
II is understood the new recorder will
take the oath of Office May , before the
clerk of the District Supreme Court.
Whether changes in the personnel Of the
Office will be made is not known.
Mr. Dutton is a native OF the District
and was appointed deputy recorder July
!, 1909. the day following his resignation
as chief Of the fire department.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales Regular call. Il O'Clock noon.
United States registered Is, Sl,eOO az ll5t, N.Oo
AZ ll54.
Washington Gas L. $1,000 at l09
Washington Railway and Electric Is, SlVS az BIZ
$1,000 al sfs 81 900 al s4ls $1,000 al siis $1,000 AZ
Sia $1,000 at s4B5 $1,000 at siis $1,000 at Si'A $1,000
at siia Sl0o0 at S4i.
Washington Railway and Electric con-. 2 at sSis
Washington Railway and Electric pfd., at slss.
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat, 10 al ~
Mergenthaler Z at 2lSI3. al az.
National Bank Of Washington, 10 at 30 10 at 20
10 at 80. 10 az go.
United states Trust. 10 at 1874 10 at llsls 10 at
ll6H 10 az lisa 10 at 1854.
After callDWashington Railway and Electric CON-.
q al SSis. % AZ ssE.
Following are the bid and asked prices Oh yester-
lays Washington Stock Exchange:
GAS BONDS.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co..
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building
New York. April 3-Cotton showed microscopic
fluctuations. and little Of interest occurred. The
session ended with prices either unchanged or
slightly lover. Liverpool was dun and lower Fall
Rivers sales Of print cloths for the week were esti
mated at 5000 pieces Reports Of forged bills Of
llding in connection with the recent suspension OF
southern spot house we're naturally considered an
miavorable factor. Farm work wss generally re-
ported 10 he making good progress. Rumors were
afcat 20 the effect that Boston Is 10 shin some
cotton 90 New York for delivery on contract
Futures declined TO 3 points. rallied and ad-
vanced ! 70 p reacted. ard closed unchanged 10
points lower, With the tone steady. Estimated
sales Is eco hales
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STRICKEN WOMAN IMPROVES.
Mrs. TulIOck Is Removed Home from
Emergency Hospital.

Mrs. Lydia B. Tullock. who was stricken
with paralysis yesterday morning on
street car, from which she was removed
to the Emergency Hospital, was last
night returned to her home, $50 Rhode
Island avenue northwest. Mrs Tullock
is the mother Of William p Tullock
In company with Mrs Nora F. Steph-
ems, Mrs. Tullock boarded the car for
the wharf for the purpose of taking the
boat to Mount Vernon. Her condition
is not considered serious.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York Aprl 25.-Rtceipts Of beeves. 4S5.
Feeling steady. Dressed beef slow but steady az
ll1l5 per pound for ordinary to extra prime native
sides. London and Liverpool cattle and beef mar
kets unchanged. Exports to-day, 425 beevcs and
$50 quarters
CAIN Es-ReceIpts. SIS. Feeling trfe weak.
Dressed calves moderate az lCal5 fer city dressed
Eeals and 9al3is fer county dressed
AAEEp AND LAMBS Receipts. 6ss7 Sheen
steady; lambs slow TO sc lower Prime clipped
sheep. - per 100 pounds; medium 20 fair clipped
lambs. S25as50; clipped culls $50. Dressed mutton
slow At 2'sal6 Per 7Jund dressed lambs az lsals
country dressed dollhouse lambs steady at 3Ooa7 co
per carcass.
HoGs-B Receipts. 80 Feeling firm. Country
dressed hogs steady al l3alH7 per pound
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET

CAITLE-Extra per cl7t. 5 5oa60o do. b,tcbo-
Agai.je; do. common 2OOasO0
HoGs-Per cwt.. gross, sSoalOOO; do. ordinar,
SHhEP-Prime, 5.Na550; do. common. soOas m
SASH do. medium, 6. ~ 40
CALV Ls-Prime. per b.. 10; do. medium. SAP
: 81 S.oNS-Prime. fresh. each. s.ooa45.oO; do com
VA .WaN.O0; do, old and dry, IO.Ooal5.OO.
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAlN-Wheat. per bushel Local. 10: corn. sbelled
per oushel. 20 TO 70; cob. 375 TO 400 per barrel
eas' Western white. No .. per busheI. Sass
Mned per oushol 52a6; bran. per ton. 800.
middling. per ton 270C NV
HAY AND SrRAW-Hay. Western. No. q N.
No ?. 2lSo; mixed 2o.5o; loose at local sales q "a
Straw. rye, bundle. 1890; straw. ne m,cbin.
thrash. zoo; straw. wheat pcr ION. 80 straw.
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CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET

Chicago. April z3.-Live hogs were lor bigb.-
The receipts were estimated at 800 head: left over
nom Yesterday. 3i5s ocial receipts YESTERDAY iei
shilmcnts. 21i0; estimated receipts MONDAY "a 0a
Bulb Of prices. si5aa50; lights 9I5a95O: mixed and
Da1cneIs sISas-9l' heavy. 92la955; rough heavy.
s.aas.30; workers. 9.f0aa45: pigs s.s5aas5
Cattle STEADY; estimated receipts GO head.
sheep were steady estimated leceipts I OO0 head
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AcW York. April 9.-WhEAT-Stronscr: qui9t
trad. No. ! Duluth. opening Of navigation lis;
No rcd T. o. b.. LII: No. . hard New York
T. o. d. nominal; No. macaroni. lo1. Z. @. b.
opening q navigation; No ] Manitoba. T. O. b.
Nav. Ito Exporters took . loads Manitoba Thurs
dav and Friday via Montreal
CORN-str1Gg; limited u1dc. Steamer mixed
63'z. nominal export basis. No. elevator. nominal
export basis. export No ,. T. O. b.. 6ps; No. ?
yellow. nominal. Exporters TOOK nothing
EAE---m--.L- ~ =. { o 90
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building.
Cali money; Open, rs; high, g. low sIs close, 3.
SALE OF STOCK BY HOURS.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibbs 4 Co..
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building
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ESTATES MANAGED.

Full charge taken and close personal
attention given rents investments in
comes. sc, for clients abroad non
residents. and others.
Z. +. RIO HARRISON. HibbS Building.
LOANS MADE on REAL ESTATE Sc
curity n lowest rates OF interest.
Prompt personal Alteration.
HEISKELL & McLERAN,
1903 II st. NV.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

Made ct Lowest Rates of Interest.
w H. WALKER, 729 18th st. nv.
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MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.

" York, April 2.-Nnsce'laneous bond quota.
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RAILRoADs

Shares to Y
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TREASURY STATEMENT.

Reserve fund
5od coin and buon..,........,...... $50 co 900 %
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. MONEY.

Decrease. increase.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

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