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The Washington herald., 1911-02-04
RAILROAD TRAFFIC
TIED UP BY STORM
Northern New York Expert
ences Severe Blizzard.

Utica, N. Y, Feb. 3.-Normal condi-
tons in cities and villages in Northern
New York are gradually being restored
tonight, after one of the severest bliz-
yards experienced in ten years. Railroad
traffic is still paralyzed. however. hun
dreds Of highways are blocked by the
snow, the mercury is at zero. and a gale
has blown down telephone and telegraph
wires all through that territory.
The storm hit the north country yes
terday and continued last night At
Gouverneur passenger traffic from the
north was demoralized, several Of the
trains that usually run into that town
being abandoned. At Massena tho snow
Is four feet deep.
From Ogdensburg the report came that
the city was practically isolated, the
street railway service out Of commission,
and the car barns demolished by fire.
thus further handicapping the company
in the operation Of its lines. At Wad-
dington business is at a standstiu. and
the streets are deserted. No trains have
entered or left the town since yesterday
morning. Trains through the Adiron-
dack regions have been running six and
eight hours behind schedule to-day.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-04
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Feb. a-Mouey call at the stock ex-
change to-day opened at 23s per cent highest, 2e
lowest, *; closing at 2i4 per cent Most Of the
days loans made at rs per cent.
Time money held little more firmly. al
though there noticeable advance in rates.
Most of the money that Las been loaned during the
past fortnight appears to have clme from out of
town. and tina: s'IIFly now having becnrre Practically
exhausted. the offerings are not liberal City
stitunons not willing tn make iyins upnn the
same terms were made for their correspondents
and while demand is vey light any considerable in
czlse would 'l1Ibt adIsnce the rates fuIly !, rer
cent Rates: per cent for sixty days J4a3h for
ninety days and four months SzaSS fer five and six
months. for over the year.
Mercantile Iarer quiet. with good supply in
the market Demand largely met and a slight
hardening in rates psrceptibe. Rates: sa.. usr
cent for sixty and ninety days indnrsed bills re-
ciVabe :id choice four To six months single ranss
4.a4n per cent for otherl
The Washington herald., 1911-02-04

New York, Feb. 3.-R- G. Dun & Co. s
weekly review of trade tomorrow will
say:
Improving outlook In iron and steel;
greater interest in dry goods; larger deal
ings in hides and leather; generally ex-
cellent crop advices; an expanding mar
ket for bonds facilitated by the con-
tinuing easy in money, the indications
of an increasing American credit bal
ance abroad, due in part to the better
conditions in foreign commerce; and the
action of the Union Pacific system in
voting to spend $75. 900 in the next few
years in double tracking the road-these
are signs Of a forward movement which
serve to inspire larger confidence among
business men in all branches of trade
and industry, in spite of the fact that
the volume of transactions is still be-
low the point of normal output.
1T is significant that railroad earn
ings. notwithstanding the late increase
in number of idle cars. are well main
tained. showing a gain during three
weeks of January of Al per cent.
AS financial improvement is apt to
precede industrial. the expanding sales Of
bonds are Of special significance. the ex-
change transactions in January being
larger than a year ago and nearly double
those Of December. There was moreover
large output of new securities during
January. The failure record Of last
month also denotes improvement.
Commercial failures this week in the
United States 342 against 35l last week.
3s7 the preceding week. and 29s the corre-
spending week last year. Failures in
Canada number . against 80 last week.
S the preceding week, and 10 last year.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-04
EWING WATTBRSON
DECLARED INSANE
Son of Noted Editor, Without
Cause, Shot SalOOnist.

Kingston, N. Y, Feb. 3.-Ewing Wat
terson, son of Col. Henry Watterson. OF
Louisville, KY, was to-day declared in
sane by the commission recently ap-
pointed by County Judge Cantine to in
quire into Ewing's sanity. The commits
sion recommends that he be committed
to State Iunatic asylum until discharged
according to law.
On July l, 1910. Ewing Watterson. who
lived on a farm in Saugerhes. without
cause shot Michael ]. Martin, a saloon
keeper, whom he had never seen. in
fiicting a severe wound. He went to an
adjoining house and held officers at bay
until overpowered and arrested The re-
port finding him insane was approved by
the court
The Washington herald., 1911-02-04
.RUSB BY BROTHER
CATCHES MANIAC
Man Who Tried to Kill Wife
Without Food Four Days.

Woodstock, Va. Feb. 3-Almost .
raving maniac because he had not slept
or taken food or drink for four days,
James NJ Dawson. Of Mount Jackson,
who barricaded himself in his house and
defied the officers after attempting to
murder his wife, has been arrested with
out bloodshed.
His brother. Charles Dawson. went to
the house late Thursday night and en-
gagged James in conversation. While this
was going on the sheriff and members Of
his posse got in the house and took the
guns away. He was then arrested by
Deputy Sheriff Stiner and brought to
Jail here.
Dawson is thought to have been crazed
by the half gallon Of whisky he drank
before attacking his wife with hatchet
Saturday night, his long fast and ungrat-
flied thirst following.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-04
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

CHEEsE-New York. new. lsal71: nat cheese. ls
daisy cheese. lsaI7h.
EGGs-Ncar by, fresh. Gas per doz-; storage. ia
IS
BUTTER-Fancy, tub. per h.. Ta1H; prints. z
a2sH high grade tab. %; print. 0a.Nli; frsts. 3;
print. e6l. process butter tub. 2.a25: print. 2is.
LIVE PoULTRY-Spring chickens l6al7 per ID.
hens Il; rosters, &c: ducks l5alo: turkeys. large.
lsaD.
DRESSED POULTRY-Trkey hens undnwn.
ca3 per h.; sobblers. undrawn. %; old toms.
Is.2: turkeys thin, Esi7; chickens 10: hens Is;
young ducks ls; old. "a; choice geese. l4al5.
FRUTTS-Apples. 4.oaS.0 per bbi.; pincappie.
l5la2 5 per crate: grapes Armelia. 4.0oa7.W Per
key; Keefer pears. l.ooal5 per basket; California
oranges 2g5a2-51 per box; raTsfruit. 2Da3.O per
crate; Florida oranges. L5a21 per box tanserines.
2OOa3so per strap; lemons, 20a40 per box.
VEGETABLES-CucImb hothouse 9oalO pd
doz.; tomatoes. fancy. Florida. ida5.0 per boz
Lettuce Florida. l.5e2O per basket; Florida spring
cabbage 375aiO per Dbl, 25h3.oo pr crate; squash
Local 5 per bbL celery. 40a60 per bunch: eggplant
5.0c.s00 Per crate; cTanbsrries. lOa2.T5 per box:
s5al00 per bbl.; Florida peppers, 4uosaO per
crate; cauliaower. 4.oos6O PIT bb.; beans. ia
Is per basket kale. per bbl, Is spinach. 3ooaI %
per bbl-: Florida parsley. 2sssa0 per basket /:
oyster plant, 6Oa75 per doz- Florida peas. lSal25
per basket celery. per crate. a1as4e: new potatoes
5OCa- 90 per Dbl
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltmore Feb 5.-EGGS-Marylsnd. Pennsylra-
na and nearby frsts, per doz. a. do, Eastern
Shore Maryland and Virginia n: Western irsts. q
do. Southern frs,s. % do. West Virginia irsts, q
guinea eggs. l0alL
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy PER H.. 3aA: do.
choice Per H.. 24a2S: do, good, lb.. 2a23; do.
imitation. per 1h. lsa2l; do print, per H.. za2s
do, blocks. per h., Aa2s: ladle. per H., Halls:
Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls per h.. Halls;
Ohio rolls PER III. lial5; West Virginia rolls psr
h.. l4al5: store packed, per H.. Halls; Maryland.
Virginia. and Pennsylvania dairy prints. lb.. Ia
IS; process butter per H.. Oar
LIVE POULTRY-Chickcn, young. choice. pef
ID, Il; do rough and poor. Eal6; old hens heavy.
per lh, l5li: do old, small to medium, Is: old
roosters, per lh., lA1l: ducks, old. per lh l2l3
do. young white Pekins. fat. rals do. young Mus
cpyy and mongrel, l6al7; do, puddle. old. HAS;
pigeons. old. pair. 3a30; do, young. Sa30; guinea
fowl young II lbs and over. each, 20: do. young.
small. each. 3: do. old. each. 9; geese, near by.
per lh., Halls: do, Western and Southern. l2al3:
IA
The Washington herald., 1911-02-04
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Greene Cananea held up to its price
of on the local exchange yesterday,
though the sales amounted to fewer than
Thursdays record; 200 changed hands
yesterday.
Washington Gas touch 80, and held 1t In
nine out Of the ten sales made, In which
more than $50 shares were sold.
About 100 shares of Capital Traction
went at 129-more than this stocks ac-
tivity of late. Its SIS sold at 112.
Sales in Washington Railway and Elec-
trio preferred were light at ssh.
Washington-Virginia Railway common
sold at 27s. at which price four blocks
of 8 shares each were sold.
American Security and Trust sold to
the extent Of two shares at 2S5.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-04
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished BY ". p. Hibbs & Co. mem.
bers II the ChicaSo Board Of Trade. Hbbs Building.
Chicago, Feb. 3.-Tie local wheat market ruled
weak and heavy all day liquidation by tired
holders Prices declined cent bushel below
last night. Some covering by shorts on the break
caused a moderate rally. but there seemed to be
wheat for sale every hard SPOT. Receipts to-day.
II cars. with II cars estimated for tomorrow.
There was special feature IN corn to-day. The
market ruled finn within narrow range. Trade
light and Of a local professional character. Re
ccipss to-day. sa cars. with 3s6 estimated for to
morrow.
There further liquidation in oats to-day which
caused the market TO rulc weak and heavy. but at
the decline there more less covering by local
shorts which cansed rally There is no change in
the situation Receipts to-day. Isl cars. with lE es
timatrd for to-nCrTox.
Provisions higher early with hogs. and. under
fairly liberal buying 6 May Hbs. thought to be for
rackins interests Offerings were quite free at the
early Improvement coming from scattered holders
and this pressure caused a setback the market
closing not far from yesterdays last psios.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. Feb. 3-cATTIE-Receipts3 33n head
Steers were quiet but steady; bulls and cows firm
to 10 cents higher. Good to prime steers sold Al
e.0oa6 70 per 100 lbs bulls AAA5.D: cows 25oa
A6a Dressed beef in fair demand at 9al0h per lh
for ordinary to choins native sidn. Latest from
Liverpool and London quoted live cattle selling at
l2sal3k per Ih, dressed weight, sinking the offal.
Exports from this port Tomorrow. .00 cattle, 6H
Sheep and 700 quarters Of boef.
CALvES-Receipts. aB head. Pnoss steady fos
veal baruyard and Western calves nominal Poor
est to bsst vcals snad at &aal0.H per 100 Ibs
Dressed calves. Ea6 per Ih for city dressed. Mal,
for country dressed.
SHEEP AND LAMBSIRsceiptA &s0 hesd.
Sheep were in limited suppH and steady; best
grades Of lsmha q to IS ceuts lower. Good sheep
sold at 4MsA3 pR 100 lbs heasy to Light lambs.
5sOs6.l5 Dresed mutton stsady at esS pr Ih.:
dressed lambs dull It SALON: country dranssd hot
houae lambs STEADY at s00hl0W per cnxca1
HOGS-Receipts ISIS bead. Heavy hop nom
inally weak: light hogs and pis5 ssady to STRONG.
Country dressed hogs steady at san pr ID.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-04
MONEY FOR GIRLS DoRnuroRY

Mrs. Russell Sage Gives $500, 900 to
Cornell UniveFsity.
Ithaca, N. Y, Feb. 3-Mrs. Russell
Sage has given $4,000 to Cornell Univer-
sity to be used in the construction of
a woman's dormitory or college. accord
ing to statement issued to-day by
President Schurman.
The new building Is to be known as
the Prudence Risley Hall. in memory of
the mother of Russell Sage, and it will
house 175 woman students. This new
building, with Sage College. the dOrmi-
tory given by Henry w. Sage a number
Of years ago, will take care Of all the
co-eds in the university, who now num-
ber about 400.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-04
INDIANA TEACHER MISSING.
Police Believe Disappearance Due Il
Reading Of Arnold Case.

Anderson. Ind, Feb. 3.-There is much
mystery in the disappearance of Miss
Sheldon Fletcher. a teacher in the city
schools. The police are much inclined to
believe that the disappearance is the re-
suit Of reading about the Arnold case
in New York.
Miss Fletcher did not attend school
yesterday, but little was thought Of il
until to-day, when Superintendent Pearcy
telepnoned to the teachers home in
Michigan and found that she was no,
there.
The teachers believe she has met with
foul play.
Her parents are greatly alarmed and
have appealed to the authorities to
search for her. The police have learned
that Miss Fletcher took deep interest
in the disappearance of the Arnold girl.
and they think 1t might have affected
her mind.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-04
COPIES MANS SUICIDE.

Shoots Himself.
Easton, Pa. Feb a-William H. Hack
EFT. teller Of the Easton National Bank,
committed suicide this morning In q
room over the bank by taking carbolic
acid and shooting himself just as Will
lam Coyle. another prominent citizen did
yesterday. Mr.. Hackett belonged to .
family Of bankers.
For number Of years William H.
Hackett had been In poor health. and
this Is said to have been the reason for
his deed His accounts are in perfect
condition.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-04
HAMLET MAY INCORPORATE.
Civic Betterment League Organized
in Brentwood.

Hyattsville, Nd. Feb. 4-About fifty
representative citizens OF Brentwood met
in Firemen's Hall in that place Wednes-
day evening and organized the Brentwood
League, its main object being declared to
be the civic betterment Of the town and
community. Officers were elected as fol-
lows: Benjamin Huffman, president: I.
d. Arnold. vice president: E H Roberts.
secretary, and c. F. Myers, treasurer.
The board will meet Wednesday evening
next at the residence Of William Keys,
when officers will be elected and sub
committees named.
There is considerable sentiment In
Brentwood favorable to Incorporation.
and it is probable that the matter will
be presented to the next legislature.
Mount Rainier. the adjoining commu-
nifty, was incorporated during the ses-
sion Of the legislature Of 1910. and now
has a mayor and common council and a
tax rate Of Is cents on the 800.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-04
Peyton whalen Asked to Resign.

Rockville, Md, Feb. 3-The county
commissioners to-day passed an order
directing their clerk to write to Peyton
Whalen who is charged with being i'm
plicated in the assault upon r. c. L.
Moncure, the Virginia lawyer, in front
of the courthouse here last week. ask
ing him to tender his resignation at
once as constable for Potomac district.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-04
Anti-salee. Leag-e Meets.

cpeah 10 Tne Wa1nangfoo HABA
Rockville. Nd. Feb. aAA large number
OF Temperance workers ana others from
al parts Of Montgomery County attended
Q meeting q the Montgomery Anti-sa-
loon League in the Southern Methodist
Church here to-day. A resolution was
unanimously adopted indorsing the bill
before Congress prohibiting the ship
ment ef liquor into local option territory,
and urging 4afyhnd's Representatives IN
~ oapato- and House of HaUceseotAr
flvD - 0npDoet IL 11oaSurA
The Washington herald., 1911-02-04
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

chi.sn. Feb a-HOGS-Lys hoe, vsrs cssau
hisher than ycstndy's sxsFaea Ths rsosapes vusG
noW head: quality f6ir; left osx. ~; estinatsd
tomouuv. s.oM Bulk II pRioss. 10: hght. 10
I'D: mixed and butcher. 7.1a1.W: hssxy. IGsa.0:
ycrkex IN: pin. I.lEa5.0
CATTLE -steedy: esfanatsd rsoiph. In head
beeSes. l0A0: cows snd hnif02 40akU: pszno
asGS, Aeoak1; ancksn and Sesdal x5oakG; Wsue.
en- A1N.A -. -. (. =, = .
- hsod. Naklu4 4Auk0: Wuu1ma 22n(0:
yearth4 $3.50: inhs. A11kN: 0uen tnhA
The Washington herald., 1911-02-04
STUDENTS HELD FOR ARSON.
Lighted Cigarette Starts Small Blaze
in Trenton TheateP.

Trenton. n. j.. Feb. S--For carelessly
Tipping a lighted cigarette across the
smoking room of the Trenton Theater
and causing small blaze last night, two
Princeton freshmen spent eighteen hours
in Jail.
They were released from custody this
evening after $1,000 bail had been fur
nished for each to answer a charge of
arson. This was preferred by Prof.
Crossley after he had investigated the
account of the affair given by the Off
cials of the theater.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-04
RACE WAR OVER DOG.
White Man Fires 1t Negroes Pet ana
Battle Follows.

Hopkinsville, KY, Feb. 3-The barking'
of a dog started q race war in Christian
County, which became so bitter to-day
that troops are held in readiness.
Sol Johnson and Miss Bertha Luttrell
were out driving when a dog owned by
a negro frightened the horse. johnson.
angry, fired at the dog. The negro re-
turned the fire. and a bullet passed
through Miss Luttrelrs arm.
Albert Turner and several other ne.
groes were arrested. Turner confessed
wounding the girl. Threats Of lynching
followed A dozen persons have already
been hurt in the fighting.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-04
LIPTON'S CALLER SANE.
Man Who Tried to Get $4,000 Musa
Stand Trial.

Stand Trial.
London. Feb. 3-The plea OF insanity
did not avail Albert Weldon. who recently
drew a razor on Sir Thomas Upton and
attempted to force Sir Thomas to give
him 5000. Weldon was to-day pro-
nounced sane and released from the in
firmary., only to be arrested and taken
to jail
Sir Thomas escaped injury at Weldon'a
hands through the ruse Of answering q
supposed telephone call While at the
telephone he notified the police, who
rushed to his home, in South Gate. and
arrested Weldon while he and Sir Thomas
were parleying over terms.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-04
To s.bnait Prohibition A.e,dne,t.

Special to Ths Washington Herald.
Charleston. w. Va, Feb 3-By an
overwhelming majority. the house Of
delegates this morning went on record
IN favor Of submitting the prohibition
amendment. as embodied in the house
Joint resolution No. 13. to the vote Of
the people, the vote standing 70 for sub
mission and 8 against. with absent and
not voting. The prohibition amendment
came up as a special order. and was dis
posed Of In less than fifteen minutes.
neither advocates nor opponents discuss
ing the measure.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-04
TEACH FEEDING OF CHILDREN.
Buffalo Schools Convinced that
Parents Fan Far Short.

Parents Fan Far Short.
Buffalo, N. Y. Feb S-From data OBJ
tanned during last years medical inspec-
ton Of the public school children Of the
city. the health department is now pre-
pairing a bulletin which will tell parents
how to feed their children. the depart
ment having come to the conclusion from
it's inspection that parents do not know.
The bulletin will suggest what should be
fed school children. when they should
eat, and how to prepare the food. the
advice all being with the object Of max
ing healthier and brighter school chill
dren and of showing families how to re-
duce the cost of living. The bulletin will
be issued in about a week.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-04
COTTON MARKET.

Quotatsm funished b ". D. HbAsN Z ca.
members of the Nsv YosA stoek Erehanga Hihel
Building.
Nov York, Feb a-After brsaking to 3
points below ysstefdays JEics4 the masket rscira,
hett9 uppusf. Thia. however. vas due chtsdy tn
tailsd TO rally more than ~ puinfs frum tAs
lowest. Today's yEicO an u lows2 reaehed
in the last two mn1Aa 6k. essn at that
sscud Il kU for NascA, and 10 for Nay. otab-
liihsd shortly atu IL epssgnnsnt;s aup estimate
was ann0un0d a Dscsnbe1
1Ae psssnt tsAdjnstDnt q Uiess and spsoula-
I've 0ndifinaD b u cuutxD4 1as1R should y q
Rat vsW tDwasd sEinnlntine hetteg tzsds dsnand
md a1D tegtng ~ pp11aGa e anlual hnl6sB q
~ ses!ns9 q u Uno ~ unnassstsd IN ~
0ttsa hit 8, q 3
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
TREASURY STATEMENT.

At the beginning Of bmines yesterday the cpodi-
tion Of the United States Treasury was:
Working balance in Treasury oficns. so 6n
In banks and Philippine troasury."....... 81 q. 81
Total balance in general fund ............. 608 1m
Ordinary receipts 2k5.0A
Ordinary disbursements. ents......--............ 2MM
The deficit to date this fiscal year ID aW ln, q
aeainst "a So 81 this time Last rear
These figures exclude Panama Canal ana puhls
debt tranactious.
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WHEELER FOR PRINCETON.
Californian Ii Mentioned rs VIII.
sons Successor.

sons Successor.
San Francisco. Feb. "A local news
paper to-day announced that Benjamin
Ide Wheeler, president Of the University
Of California, is being seriously consid-
cred for the presidency of Princeton, and
that tie trustees Of the latter university
lean strongly toward him.
The only dissent is said to come from
the alumni. who think that the president
should be a Princeton graduate. Dr.
Wheeler is graduate Of Brown Univer-
Sity.
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NLw YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotatious furnished b ". n Hibes . O,
members a ths New Yorx 6tock E1chanOs. Hibe1
Building
Call money: Open, ~; high, ~; low. ~; Close n.
SALES OF SHARES BY HOURS.
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MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.

New York. Feb a-Clcsns quotations cf miscei
laneous bonds:
American Smelling &c trerripts fun paid 1oos,
American Telephone Telegraph cvt- 4s........ 100
American Tobacco L. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S3x
Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe gen. 4s-.......... 9sS
Atlantic Coast Line L. & N. 4s.............-... 81
Bethlehem Steel ss1s
BROOKLYN Rapid Transit 4s.--.......-........ E5Jl
Chesapeake & Ohio cvt- fss fss...........::-... e6J;
Chicago. Burlington Qrincy-Illinois 3s 6Hi
Chicago. Burlington & Quincy Joint 4s.......... IS
Chicago & Great Western 4s.................... IS
Chicago. Muwaukee q 81. p. gen. a. series asl<
Chicago, Rock Island & p. col. ls............ Yl3k
Dissiiles' Securities Cooperation a........... tx
Interboo Rapid Tfsnsit gold 5s............. in33(
Mercantile Marine ASs...-....-................. @
MiAouh Pacific cvt. 5...............-.... ssal
New York CeutIal -....-..-................ "a;
n. T.. N. II. b. cvt SIS. lx6. 6.............. seai
Norfolk Il Western con- 4s.............-......... 80
Norfolk Western svt ls.................... I06yl
Northern Pacific k-..-...-. ...........~...... lDl6
Pactic Telephone 4 Telegraph k............... ~
Rsodse sfn. m
St Louis Southwestern LIST tls.......,......... ~
11abuafd Air Lins adt bs...................... n
oDkkhesn PAci6c cna. <s..................,... -
ooufhan pse6s cst lk................. ~
Dn3n HAejas 1t M
Qn.tsd aiatn anking emd d,A-..-................. n
- 0~..... s....,.., ~
49, - &MeA
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Madrid. Feb. aeon. Weyler. captain
general at Catalonia, arrived here to-day
and held conference with Prime Min
lister Canalejas and Gen. AxnAr. minister
Of war. The subject Of the conference
has not been public. but Il b surmised
that n vas in connection with tho ait-
ustioa n Cxta1en1A
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

sales-Regular CALL IL o'clock noon:
Capital Traction S. $500 at IL
Potomac Electric cons. IS 81 900 at IcC;s-
Washington Railway 4 Electric pfd., II at sSh.
Washington Gas l at So 10 at S at 50. IS at
50. 10 1t So . at 7s 25 at 80. 5 at So 25 at 90.
25 at So
Greene Cananea lC0 at Z.
Washington Virginia Railway CON-, 3 at N, 25
at Gh > at "a. g at ~.
American Security and Trust, at IS.
After call:
Greene Cananea 100 at T.
Washington Gas at 80. al 50.
CAPITAL Traction, SC at 10 s at l29 25 at ~.
Washington Gas IS, sl09 at l0eta. 900 at csls,
500 at 1921 100 At l0eis
Following are the bid and asked prices posted
at yesterdays meeting of tho Washington Stock
Eyrh
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WEEKLY BANK CIEARINGS.

New York. Feb. 3-Bradstreet's hank clearing, in
the United States for the week ended Febn,arv J
shOW-
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1as5sdt III cIrsIlstisu
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS,

Quotations furnished by W. &. Hihbs & Co. mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs Build
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CURB MARKEc.

Ouotations furnished b. w. B. Hi6bs 4 Co.
n,eznps1s Of the New York Stock Exchangs. Hibhs