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The Washington herald., 1911-02-08
SUNSHINE TO AID
OF SUPT. PAXTON
Makes Appearance in Time
to Clean Streets of Snow.

Spring-like weather came to the aid
of Supt. Paxton. of the street-cleaning
department; yesterday and assisted him
in clearing the streets Of their coating
Of ice.
In the early morning Mr.. Paxton faced
the big problem Of shoveling snow from
streets in Washington without sufficient
funds. 1t was his first big job since he
has been in office. To quote his own
words. He was up against It." but q lit
tie later in the day a change in tenn
perature relieved him Of the burden.
The two or more inches OF soft, wet
snow that fell Monday night was frozen
into layers of ice early yesterday and Pc
destrians had trouble in walking. Mr..
Paxton put out his whole available force
and rapidly cleared the downtown sec
tions. He has no use for the man who
sits in his ONCE and directs things with
out knowing the situation. SO following
out that theory, Mr.. Paxton bundled
up and Vent over the city with fine
toothed comb. noting the places that
were most in need Of cleaning
The Washington herald., 1911-02-08
PLAN TO SHORTEN
TIME TO EUROPE
Buy Long Island Land as
Terminal for Liners.

New York, Feb. THE Long
Island Railroad has signed a contract
for the purchase of 160 acres of water
front on Fort Pond. on the north side
of Mntauk Point. The company has
long held sixty acres Of waterfront
land there. and President Peters said
that the additional holdings are ac-
ouired to provide terminal and dock
ing facilities in case it became neces-
sary for the giant ocean liners now
building to land at Montauk Point in
stead of New York.
President Peters said tonight that
the company did not contemplate get
ting to work Immediately on the con-
struction Of piers for yards in Fort
Pond Bay properly. although plans and
tentative studies showing what could
be done have been made. The COM
pany. he said. was providing for the
future, and it was his opinion that
eventually the large passenger-carry-
ing steamships would be forced to land
at Montauk.
It was said at the railroad companys
office that it would be possible |; to run
two-hour trains from the proposed Mon
tauk piers to the Pennsylvania station
in New York, and those interested in the
scheme figure that the time saved to
ships in the run across will enable the
steamship lines to make two more trips
year than is possible at present. 1t
is pointed out, also that the distance
from Fort Pond Bay to New London is
less than twenty-five miles. and that it
will be easy to transfer northbound
freight from Montauk to the Vermont
Ccntrars lines at New London and so
on to the Grand Trunk lines.
President Peters recently took a party
of steamship men to look at the Fort
Pond Bay property. and explained to
them the advantages of docking at that
point. Among those who made the trip
were representatives of the White Star
and Cunard lines. 1t was said at the
offices Of both companies to-day that SO
far as the steamship lines are concerned
the question OF docking at Montauk re-
mains just where Is has been for some
time, and that the lines have made no
agreement with the Long Island Railroad
to dock at Fort Pond Bay.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-08
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Feb. Mooney on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at 2@s rsr cent highest ~
lowest. IA closing at ~ per cent. Most Of the
DAYS loans made at u. per cent
Time money held rather closely today and
desIite the apparent which PREVAILED such
funds were Offered chieIe from out of town
There fair demand. \ little lxty-day money
loaned at per ccnt- Rates. 1a5H per for sixty
days. 3aJ: per cent for ninety days, 3.aJ. rsr
for four months. and "a per cent for five and SIX
months
Mercantile paper came into the market with snane
freedom. meeting with moderately good absorption.
Some Of the buying institutions wcre however tenn
rorarily out OF the market. Rates. 4aila pr cent
for sixty and ninety days indorsed bills bic
and choice four TO six mouths single names Hail.
Per cent fer others
The Washington herald., 1911-02-08
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Washington Gas sold as high as 81
yesterday, on the local exchange Trad
ing was lively in that stock and the
IS sold up to 109x.
Mergenthaler kept its upward trend
and sold as high as 219A.
About 100 shares OF Washington Rail-
way and Electric, common, sold at s.:
perferred sold at SO.
American Security and Trust sold at
2S5: National Savings and Trust went
at go; and Union Trust at 144k.
The stockholders Of the Washington
and Rockville Electric Railroad Com
rany met at Rockville yesterday and elect
ed directors as follows: Charles J. Bell,
Clarence F.. Norment, George Trues-
dell, Woodbury. Blair. William Loeb.
jr. w. B. Hibbs. William H. Talbot
The Washington herald., 1911-02-08
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

cHEEsE-Nsw Yak nsv. lsal1x: Aat eheea u;
daisy cheess l6a17h.
EGGs-Near b. fre.h. Mas psr do..: stos.se. II.
g. Fitf
BUTrER-Fana. Tub. per NJ. 1az7k; prints q
.osx: hiehSrsde tub 30: peint. 3oaDk: frsts. &;
mint. a65k: proceo butter. tub. sla5: print. ~.
LIVE POULTRY-speins chickens. lsaI7 per lh
hens. Il: rosters. &C.; ducka l5al6; turkeys. largo.
rsa0
DRESSED PoULTRY-rurtey bens undravn.
z,.23 per lb: gpbblefa uDdrawn. 70: old tons,
1.22: turkeys. thin, l5al7; chickens Is; hens. Is:
YOUNG ducks. Is; old. a; choice geese. laala
FRUITS-Apples, L0oa6.0 per bbL; pineapplo.
l.5o.e. .3 Der crate; grapes. Armelia, 4ooa7.W pee
key: Keefer pears. L0oal5 Der basket: Cslfoenia
oranges 23a20 per box; grapefruit aooaa75 PER
cate; Florida oranges L75a2O per box; tangerines.
2ooas5o per strap; lemons. 30s4W per boz.
VEGETABLES -Cucmbers. hothouse. soal.W pR
doz; tomatoes, fancy. Florda. a7al5 per bon
lettuce Florida, I5a20o per basket: Flofida sr1ins
cabbage a75aAoo per bbl, 25oa30 per oate; squash.
L0oaIS per bbL celery. 4oa60 per buncn: eggpaanE
50e>S00 Per crate; Ganberies. L5oa21o per box;
s.50ain5O per bol. Florida pcpperA a0aa0 peR
eate; oulinower. Loa6oo per bol.; beans. Ia
Us per basket: kale. per b6l.. L3al spinach aos
400 Fer bbl. Florida parslcy. l50a20 per basket.
oyster plant. eoa75 per doz- Florida peas. ls0a23
per basket celery. per crate. a7saAo; ne" potatoes.
500a700 per Dbl.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-08

Capt. William Whitman Mead. Of this
city. a retired naval officer. celebrates
his sixty-sixth birthday anniversary to-
day. He is native of kentucky. and a
graduate Of the United States Naval
Academy in 1865. His promotion was
rapid. first to ensign. then to master, to
lieutenant commander. commander. and
captain.
When lieutenant. he commanded the
Colorado. a steam launch, in the first
days fight with tie korean forts. and
when the expedition landed for the cap
ture and destruction Of the forts he COM
manded the light artillery from the flag
ship. He commanded the Philadelphia
and the Machias. the latter ship during
the latter part Of the war with Spain.
After that he commanded the Brooklyn.
Admiral Schley's flagship. during his
famous Santiago engagement.
Sale of Mime. Bernhardt's Jewels.
1t may be of interest just at this time.
as Sarah Bernhardt is playing to WASH
ington audiences. that to-day twenty
eight years ago the newspapers carried
extensive cable accounts to the effect that
Nine. Bernhardt's jewels had been sold
in Paris for debts. 1t Is more than likely
that the story was a press agents clever
idea to keep the divine Sarah" before
the public.
Lots of other interesting things hap
pened on the Sth of February in years
gone by. For instance. the House,
February s, 1888. voted to reduce the
duty on steel rails from $3.50 a ton to
SIS. An undertaking OF this charac-
ter would hardly find the sanction Of
the steel trust if attempted to-day.
Dupuy De Lome's Letter.
Thirteen years ago to-day the letter
Of Dupuy De LONE. the Spanish Minis
ter here. to President Mckinley was
made public by the Cuban junta. The
letter as will be remembered, was
couched in most insulting terms, and
resulted in Dupuy De LONE taking
French leave from his post here. AS
a result, three resolutions looking to
the aid of the Cuban insurgents were
introduced in the Senate.
The Jacobites OF England, or the
Legitimist, or the White Rose League,
who hold that King George v Is a
usurper. are observing to-day the an
niversary of the death of Mary Stuart
Queen Of Scots. The White Rose
League. which believes in the restitu-
tion of the throne of England to
Princess Rupert of Bavaria, as the
successor. has also a branch
at Boston. and there are quite num-
Der of adherents Of the cause in this
city.
Fifty years ago the Confederate gov
ernment was formed at Montgomery.
Ala. and 10S years ago the Presidents
salary was raised to the unheard-of
sum Of $4,000.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-08
PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore Feb T.-EGGs-Maryland. Pennsyiva-
mia and nearby hrsts. PR doG. 2; do. Eastern
Shore Maryland and Virginia. pr doa.. =; Weaem
hrsts pr doz, .; do. Southern frsts, per doz..
q; do, West Virginia hrsts. per doz.. g: Q,inea.
egrB. per doz-. l0lf.
BUTTER-CreaPery. fancy. Per H.. 56az: do.
choice per h.. 2Sa5: do. good per H. 2la23; do.
imitation. per lh. lsa21: do. print. per h.. 1s3:
do, blocks. pcr h.. 27a2S; ladle. PER lh. HAS:
Maryland and Pennylvania rolls. pr H.. Hans:
0aio rolls. per h.. llals; West Virginia rolls. pn
lh. Il; store-pscked. per H.. laal4; Maryland,
Virginia and Pennavlvania daiU prints. per NJ, Ia
Is: process butter per H.. 2oaA
LIVE POULrRY-Chickens. young. choice, per
ID. us1s; do. rough and poor. l&llS: old hens.
hsay. per H.. lsHals; do. old. small to medium.
ka..is; old ruosterA FER pound. 10; ducks. young
white Pekins. fat. PER pound. nsls: do, young
nuscoy and monsrel. Hall: do. puddle. old. M
u: rssns. old. pair. zs,e; do. young zaO: suinea
fow1, " lba and ovef. esch, -: guinea
fUvl youns small. oeA. .: Do. old, cd. .;
eo. ne9 b. ~ n. IAN; ID. watsn nd
1outhanA tAlS: turksyA chnics. ut hGnA ~ N,
q; da. c6oacs yuune ap6elsA m: a, ~ tslt
-: -. reasA. po9 81 -. ua14
The Washington herald., 1911-02-08
WALL STREET NEWS
Market Closes with a Slight
Advance in Figures.
STEEL TRUSTS PRICES GO UP
Tin Plate Advanced Ten Cents Per
Box of 100 Pounds-Ffnancial News,
While Scarce, Ii Generally Favor
able-Gain in Volume of Trade in
England II Indicated.

New York, Feb. 7.-without any ma
terial abatement Of strength, the stock
market to-day became somewhat more
irregular and hesitating than 1t has been
lately, and seemed to suggest that the
large speculative interests who have in
the last few weeks been accommodating
stocks were considering whether or not
a sufficient public response had been
made to the advance in the market to
justly further heavy commitments for the
rise at the present moment.
To-day, up to the last hour Of busi-
ness. the market visibly wavered. At the
close il again turned strong and left OF
with advances showing in the greater
number Of stocks. In many of the lead
ing stocks, however, net gains were
small, in comparison with the volume of
business done, which is sometimes one
Of the signs of the elimination Of a
movement.
Tin Plate Price Advances.
The later buying of stocks was caused
on the face of things by the announce
ment that the United States Steel Cor
po-ation, following the action taken by
the largest independent steel producing
companies. had made an advance of 10
cents per box Of 100 pounds in the price
Of tin plate.
Aside from the development referred to
news affecting securities was more scarce
To-day in the financial district than n
has been for many weeks mast. The On
tarlo and Western Railroad Company
announced that it had sold to bankers
more of its general mortgage per cent
bonds. and the Guggenheim Exploration
Company had made an excellent report
for the fiscal year ending on December
81. Louisville and Nashville. and Missouri
Kansas and Texas reported larger gross
earnings for January. and the record of
exports of merchandise from this port
for last week told of shipments of ST.
100000. as compared with s14soo.ooO last
week. and sl2.S,S.0oO this week last year
EnElnnd'x Trade Is Good.
To-day the January statement of the
English Board of Trade was published
showing a general gain in the volume of
exports and imports last month in Eng
land of nearly s49.o00Ooo.
Money market conditions everywhere
continue to present a pleasing face. Time
money here is somewhat more closely
held. and bankers are beginning to think
that in view of the improvement in bust
ness as low prices for time funds have al
ready been quoted as are likely to be for
an indefinite period TO come.
Eut increased ease in money is noticed
on the other side. and to-day open mar
ket discounts in London were quoted at
5 is per cent against the Bank of
England's official rate of per cent
Therefore. although it is considered i'm
probable that the English bank rate will
be reduced in the present week the
chances seem to favor another reduction
in the present month.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-08
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

baltimore, Feb 7-FLOUR-winter extra. aaos
SEQ: do. clear aS5aA6; do. straight. 41aa8: DO.
PATENT 4esa4sO spring clear as5a43S: do. straight
bIoa5s5; do patent. 535aap: City Mills best pat
ent, 600; do. high grade patent. SIS: do. high
grade straight, Ass: do, choice family. 80; do. e1-
ira, aAa36o. Rye -four. medium 70 choice. 4ooaA3a
Cornmeal, 100 lbs, L3al.3O. Buckwheat -four. per
100 lbs. 2C5a22a
WHEAT-Stock in elevators. 81. .ses bushels Re
ccirts Of Southern wheat continue light and this
feature alone restricts active trading Sale Of cargS
on grade at e5 for No. red
CORN-Stnck in elevators. 1,S5.S@ bushels: /:
shipments from elevators 2.l55 bushelA The South
crn com market was steady to-day. there being
good and constant demand for stock 6 both cplorA
Cob corn is quotabe at 2d0a20 per bbl. on spot
Quote track yellow corn. for domestic delivery. nj
sJi4 rer busheL Sa'es. 1000 bushels March. 81
RYE-Stcck in elevators. l0.50 bushels. No. !
rye Western domestic sSa90: No. rye. domestic. IS
as. bag lots. to quality and condition. 7sasO No.
: rye rre Western domestic, s4aso; No. rSe. near
by. Snasl.
OATS-Stock in elevators. n.6sl bushels: ship
ments from elevators. 4.Sio bushel. No white.
S;iaaj6s. standard white. 3xa16ls; No. white.
3aJ6I.; No. white. 3Sa-
BARIIEY-Stock in elevators. SIS bushels. Ship
ment frum elevators. 100 bushels
The Washington herald., 1911-02-08
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished hy ". r. Hbls & Co. MEM
bers If the Chicago Board Of Trade. Hibbs Building.
Chicago. Feb Cash demand for wheat here was
very dull with very little inquiry. Minneapolis re-
ported their cash market little firner ON light
recsipts- Prices declined TO e5 cents for May at
which point considerable short wheat was covered
and tended to- hold the market fairly steady. How
ever. later IN the day there renewed iiquda;ior
which carried prices IA below last nights closing
The com market, after ruling steady dur
ing the carly rart Of the session later broke on
liquidation by lOnSs and in sympathy with the weak
ne-fs in wheat Cash demand shows improvement
and the seAboar1 exporters report their limits from
abroad still below a working basis
Oats ruled weak and heavy all day under
continued liquidation by tired holders Country Of
ferings are increasing while cash demands remains
very dull.
Provisions developed pronounced weakness and
closed heavy at marked declines. Lower rriccs for
hogs indicate that the Western run will continue
larger than last year. slow cash trade and action of
grains the influences at work today
The Washington herald., 1911-02-08
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
Made At Lowest Rates Of Interest
W. Il. WALKER, 729 18th st. NJ.

Arthur Jackson and John Ray, house.
breaking. larceny; Joseph Dickerson, alias
Lewis Dickerson, alias Julia Dfckerson.
housebreaking. larceny; Harry H. Hagga-
macher, George Harbin. and John Scram-
lin, housebreaking. larceny; Thomas Pull
lison, alias Thomas Brooks. and Benja-
min Robinson. housebreaking, larceny:
Roscoe Middleton and Ernest Tyler,
housebreaking. larceny; Ear1 W. Howe.
rape; James Thomas. alias Sigmund
Bundy. alias Zip Bundy, assault with
dangerous weapon; William ". Mangum.
forgery; Isaac johnson. Jacob Johnson
and Wilson Comfort. deprivation on
private property; James Lee, receiving
stolen property; Benjamin Levin. nom
support Of wife; Fabius Stanley Elmore.
nonsupport Of wife and minor children:
Robert NJ. Parkinson, nonsupport Of
wife and minor children; Samuel Hur-
witz. nonsupport Of wife and minor
children.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-08
HARVARD CLUB DINNER.
Prof. J. H. Ropes and Others to Ad-
dress Local University Men.

The Washington Harvard Club will
give its twenty-eighth annual dinner at
the Raleigh Hotel on Saturday evening
next at 7:3O o'clock. Prof. ]. II. Ropes.
of Harvard. will represent and talk about
the university. An attractive list OF
speakers and a large gathering Of the
alumni are expected.
Beekman Winthrop. Assistant Secre-
tary of the Navy, and president Of the
club. will preside. Senator Lodge. Repre-
sentative Longworth. Gen. Wood. Henry
Z. Davis, and others will speak.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-08
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Feb. T.-HOGS-Live hogs steady; esti-
mated receipts. lsOU lead. Bulk of prices ..65a
rs: light. 7.6Oa7.5; mixed and butchers 1-Za7 50;
heavy 7.2OaI7O: workers. 775a7.so: pigs. 7.eoa7.a5
CATTLE-Slow; estimated receipts. 450o head.
Beeves Is0a6sO; cows and heifer. 260a5D; Texas
steers. 4loaLa5; stockers and feeders. ass50 West
ern. 4ica5.60
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Strong; estimated re-
ceipts IA 900 head. Natives. 250a4D: Western, 80
a4io: yeariings. i5a55c; lambs. 42aa6.5; Western.
5Ga6.D
The Washington herald., 1911-02-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. Feb. 7.-CATTLE-Receipts, lo6s head
no trading on live weight: feeling unchanged.
Dressed beef in better demand and firm at salos Per
ID. for ordinary to primo native sideA London and
Liverpool cattle and beef markets steady. Ship
ments from this post Tomorrow. % cattle and 100
sheep to Bermuda.
CALVES - Receipts. none; feeling nominaiiy
steady. Dressed active and higher. City dheosd
yeals at rcal6H; country dressed. loalyx.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReceiptA In head; feel
ing nominally steady. Dressed mutton fairly active
and higher at S.ssss; dressed lambs in better de-
mand At Sail: country dressed hothouse lambs
stsady at k0oal0Q pr cAEcaA
HOGS-ReceipGA asN bad: feeling nominAlly
ara TO 10 cents higher. Country dresaed hop ,Arm
st sai3 pr D. for hsnsy b light vsfghtA
The Washington herald., 1911-02-08
DIR. F. J. FOSTER Is BURIED.

Glenwood Cemetery.
Funeral services for DR.. Franklin ].
Foster. veteran Of the civil war. and
for thirty-four years an employe of the
War Department. were conducted yes
terday afternoon by St Johns Lodge.
No. II. F. A. A, M. Interment was At
Greenwood Cemetery.
DIR. Foster d,@d at his residence. s1s
8 street northwest, Sunday. from The ef-
fects Of a parsAytic stroke. which hs suf-
fered several weeks ago. He was promt-
nent in Masonic circles. He u survived
BY his wife. elizabeth J. Foster: one
daughter, Mrs. ben T. Welch. and two
sens. Walter c. kand F. w. FostG.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-08
Vessel Wrecked In the BAHAMA.

Vessel Wrecked In the Bahamas.
A report was received at the Navy
wrecked on waiting Island. one Of
the Bahamas, and asking that assist
ance be sent to relieve the crew Of the
vessel. Orders were Immediately is
sued to the cruiser Birmingham to
proceed to the scene Of the wreck and
take on the crew. No report had been
received up to q late hour last night
of the arrival Of the Birmingham ss
WatlinRs Island.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-08

New York. Feb. Closing bond quotations:
Alhs-Chalmers 5A 7s,s
American Smelling S. rets full pd- d-...,..... lOlJ,
American Telegraph and Telephone cvt A-...-.. Mas
American Tobacco l0sLs
Atlantic Coast Line l. & n. k.....-.....-.. IS
brooklyn Rapid Transit Is. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sfs
Chesapeake and Ohio cTt- 4Ss 95as
Chicago Burlington and Quincy Joint 4s........ IS
Chicago and Northwestern general As.......... ssN
ChicsEu. Rock Island and Pacific col. 4A..-... ~
Dis.illers' Securities Corporation S........... 70
Enc convertible 4. s. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 7sx
lnterbnrUugh- Metropolitan f4s....-.......... -
International Steam Pump 5-.................. aSH
New York. N. II. & H cvt- J4s, 1885,. s9s
New Yosf Telephone Ass............-..........s ssk
Norfolk and Western cvt. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lo6sS
Scaboard Air Line adj. a-...................... Is
soutnen Faeihc col 4A...........->............ A. S
southern Pacific cst As..........-.......-..... 9eH
Union raeinc evt l16
Manssh fetndtns 65s
Southern Railway q. ............-...,..I -
Total saleA q, ,06 90.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-08
TREASURY STATEMENT.

Al the beginning Of business yesterday the copdi.
tion Of the Uni.ed States Treasury was:
Working balance III Treasurv oaces... IS I4s nsj
In banks and PHILIPPINE treasury. 81 $50
Total balance IN general fund 81 IL 2l5
Culinary receipts l0sl SIG
Ordinary disbursements. la60 0s
The deficit To date this fiscal year ID s. 2ls SIS As
against s. COS rs at his time last year
These figures exclude Panama CanaJ and puhe
debt transactions.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-08
win Parole ce.nterssAters.

The cases Of moro than - counterfeit
era who are In Federal and stats prisons
and who are eligible to parole. are now
before the parole beard Of the Depart
ment Of Justice. Many Of the counter
feiters are likely to get out On pasolo.
but any who fail to show that they can
meet au rsquirsments wtll not md ths
department leni1nG
The Washington herald., 1911-02-08
sixty year. to Collect His MN.

Sacramento. Cal, Feb. LA claim of
1900. brought against the State by A.
G. Laferty. OF Humboldt County. for
supplies furnished in the Indian wars In
1861. was allowed by the assembly yes
-terday. Iafferty was twenty-five years
old when the supplies were furnished.
He II now siShty-two. His claim has
been before every California state Iegts-
Tlaturo since IA. and has bssn s0fussd.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-08
INDICT ITALIAN FOR MURDER.
Antonio Sacrini Held BY Grand Jury
Other Bills Found.

The grand jury has returned an in.
dictment for first degree murder against
Antonio Sacrini. an Italian. held by the
coroner. as responsible for the death OF
Charles J. Chipman. It is alleged thai
the two men quarreled December 81 last
a woman being the cause, when Sacrinl
is charged with slashins Chapman with q
knife.
Other indictments include: Alverta Car
ter. assault with intent to commit may
hem; William Smedley, robbery: John
Garrison, robbery: James Williams. rob
berry: John Childs. robbery: Joseph Md
dleton. robbery; James Childs and
James Lee. robbery: Philip Wendlins
and Russell Kenney. robbery: Frank A.
Boernstein, larceny: Frederick Gooch.
larceny; George Edwards. grand larceny:
Charles d. Hickey and James llagruder.
grand larceny: Ross Watson. grand lar
ceny: Elias w. Wheelar, larceny from
tho District Of Columbia: Harry d.
Bschlss, larceny from The United states;
The Washington herald., 1911-02-08
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Regular call. IL O'Clock noon:
Washington Gas 5s. 1000 at 1924. 200 at loeas.
800 at 1891. 81 90 at loei4. $500 at l09's. s. 900 at
lc9ia. loo at l69l2
Capital Tracti,n S. sl.col at ll2h.
Anacnstia Potomac Railroad IS. l.0W at looh.
Washington Railway & Electric Is. 81 600 at 8A.
600 at GE.
Washington Railway & Electric cnm-. 8 st 3. 8
at s.
Washington Railway & Electric pfd, q IT q.
Washington Gas, at ST. at 81, at 81, 10 1t
scl., 10 at SOS. 8 at sOs. . a, sol. I at D4.
Mersenthaler Linotype. at 2l9. 10 at 2l9it.
American Security & Trust 10 at 2s5.
Union Trust 5 at lAt.
Graphophone pfd. 10 at g
After ctll:
Capital Traction "a. s.. 600 at llcS.
Washington Railway & Electric Gm.. 50 at "a
National Savings & Trust. at 30.
District National Bank, 5 at l3l
Washington Railway Electric pfd.. at q.
Following are the bid and asked prices posted
At yesterdays meeting Of the Washington Stock
EXCHANGE:
The Washington herald., 1911-02-08
COTTON MARKET.

ouctaeeen fwnished b. W. y. Hib&. n r..
nsmhsn of ths Nsv YosA stok Exchange. atha.
Buildine.
New Yok. Feb 1.-The martet vss steadi., :,
the nte usdans on further covering of shorta This
rallied prices shoot 10 points frum The e.yiv -
lssol. -