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The Washington herald., 1911-07-06
Woman round Dead in Ded.

M-e- Rose Duffy fifty-hve years old,
was found dead in bed at her home, sis
Fifth street northwest. about 10 O'Clock
,1ast night A hurry can was sent to
casualty Hospital. but when the sur
Ion IN charge OF the arnbuIancs ex-
afitiRed her. he pronounced her dead.
Cord Rr White issued q certincats of
Death rom natural causes.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-06
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
o. S. DeVs. Of Agriculture. Weather Bureau.

Washington Wednesday. July SIS d m
The weather is not quite so warm in New Eng
land. and considerably lower Temperatures are report
ed from the Lower Mississippi and extreme Upper
Mississippi Valley the Northern Plains States and
the Rocky Mountain region.
Temperatures equaling or exceeding 100 degrees
were reported Wednesday In illinois, Southern
Michigan, Iowa, Southeastern Nebraska, Kansas,
Missouri, Oklahoma, Western Arkansas, and extreme
Northern Texas
general break in the heat wave in the Middle
West will occur Thursday and Thursday night, and
moderation Of the warm wave in the Upper Ohio
Valley and the Eastern States is probable by Friday
or Friday night.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-06
DEATH RECORD.
uuuTTE

WHITE
William n. McCullm, 81 years. 100 18th st -.
John Miller s.. Emergency Hospital
Emma +. Conway, S. Homeopathic Hospital.
Emma C. Baugher, 6s, IS Maple st. Takoma Park.
Joseph Linden ds - 7th st. sc.
DuIu Holland. g. 2s 3D. st NV.
Rein S. Donaldson, 81. Garfield Hospital
AIbort Soper g. lsl2 v ct. sc.
John Holiday, g 1872 r. l. are
Karl Hennige, s. it1 a st. ne
Dorothy X. Clark months s3 e. se
Infant Of Maud and Mike Borg, u dAya. National
Homeopathic Hospital.
CoLoRED.
Annie Shorter. s. years. tuberculosis Hospital
Eta Mitchell. a. n Z St sE.
Fannie Echols %, Government Hospital Insane.
Rose Holmes. e5 Il2 ith ct. nv.
Margaret Scott 5s Fla. ave ne
Margarrt Dorsey. y, Tuberculosis HOSPITAL.
Luther Coates. months Freedmenis Hospital.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-06
Local Temperatures.

Midnight, 81; 2 a. m, 7s;4 a. m. 7s; 6 g. m, II;
a. m- 50; 10 q. m, 81; u noon, q; p m, ss;
p. m. 81; p. m, 81; p m, 50; 10 p. m, 90.
Maximum, 96; minimum, 76.
Relative humidityR a. m, s.; 2 p. m, 81; D.
m, A. Rainfall ts p m. to 8 p M, O. Hours Of
sunshine A.s; per cent Of possible sunshine 1Oo
Temperature same date last year-Maximum, 90;
minimum, g.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-06
woman Is Bankrupt.

Nellie v. Dice, who keeps a cafe at
7oS Thirteenth street northwest, yester-
day filed a petition in voluntary bank
ruptcy, stating her debts at S.4O6.5o and
her assets at $40. ..
The Washington herald., 1911-07-06

Temperatures I'm other Cities.
Temperatures in other cities together with the
amount Of rainfall for the twenty-four hours ended
ct p. m. yesterday, are as follows:
The Washington herald., 1911-07-06
Tide Table.

Today-Hieh tide. 4lo a N md ls D m.
Low tide. II M a. m and n9s d m
Tmoror-High tide. a m and 5sH q m
Low tide. IL - a m. and II 5l p M
Condition OF the Water.
Burers Ferry, W. Va, July k-shensudosh
cleaf and Potomac slightly cloudy this evening
The Washington herald., 1911-07-06
FUNERAL DESIGNS.
GE0 q sHAFFER

Beautiful foral designs Jezy reasonable IN pries
rnone 2sis Main 18th q Eye sta NJ.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-19

lisht. Old onions nearly cleaned up and higher;
new In very heavy supply this weeheNer lfo
cars arriving Yesterday ana 70 cars to-uas AZ
prices lower, but market active. Asparagus pe-
clinins under larger receipts. Bce's ana sarrots
show wide range in quality, old cairo's higneT.
Nsw sobsges closing very ow u,lpfr ceIsry oIentv
but largely poor. and prices lower. Cucumpers >
plenty. but active and firm. Chcory and escaro,e
Arm. Elephants o. irregular queh'y. Maze
scarce and nigh Spinach plenty and low Let
tuce In moderate supply, but g geneIaly ,Sa- poUs-
srssr Teas and PSpeer. Feas .as rsy g
barb and soalliors conn menciug 10 STRIVE Iona
toes have gradually improved PoTAIOEs. ssI-
bbl or bag 81 7ods2. SWEET POTATOES. Jer-
sey. basket. SlQs2. ONIONS. Bermuds, crate
Na9 SNsn' gsqss ysoT sai Mstf4S 81 s5a So Egpan
@ iot ID = pas 2o So % soass T. red hi Sas ;sg
Southern. dozen punches 81 5oasS 80. califor
MIA. SO 50dA. ARTICHOKEs. drum, 90
EAMs . gf q ,oass sssks RrETs oS s Syncbes s2as5
box. 81. CARROTS. 100 punches. II SOC g 30
box, s1asl %: old. bb or bag. s2ass, a,e. SA lo
old. ton. s5dslo: CELERY. standard case So
So SO: CUCCMBERs. M T. basket, 81 sogsz
ec5IGoRY bo s4sc EsSAR0LE esq o 6SsER5 6s sa2T
IsH. 100 y. s4as7 MALE. Norfolk 56i;t 49,, Ssa
FaRer sIss1 sn.b. T.: tETTUGEk sIsT Gkss sa'Sli sa
St1s Sie1 so5sS- PARsLEY curly or plain. bbl. s2@
50 so: box. 75cdsf, PARsNIPs, hpl slgsl 25
PEAS. basket. 81 15US2 20. t'tlft sft~. unN'
81 Soqs2 *: carrier 81 25qs1 80. ROMAINE;
basket SlGSi IS. box Si6Sl so, RHI BAhB loo
lunches s3dS6: RADISHES basket 500 SC
SPINACH bbl 6oeGsi Il SCALLlpNe; Jeiset
100 tunches. sias1 50 virginia: basket lT, 81
sHAIIOTs. fo5 punches. S21S3; SQUASH neN'
white, box 81 50as2. old. hhl s29T2 % -Irls l
Florida. carrier s1as2; wATERcREss' 1oo
punches, si1s2 ..-, 4, ,t,-
VOTHOJ ~ PRODTCTs-Nushroorn IN no
eral supply and selling well. though ioWer -
6av Cacuu1bers in light supply and stcauy.
Ta,.urs in good demand. Radisnes riosT
v.eaker CTCT-NPERS. Boston, Dozen iucR
81. Fr7I-CE dozen o1G5c. Boston. strap,
e. p e %. MUSHROOMS. Alb basket. trcH
81 so p ApTETES 100 brnches 81 s1, H.
BARB. dozen bun-hes IS q s5c; TOMAIOhS'
NTTs-c;ooes in the she'll picking MP. 80 Is
usual al this season Of the wear tno.gI ~
change fn quotations. PEANUTS, NirEh.lf.' ~.
sand picked Jumbo, III, 6r6h e., fancN. 80
&c axira. 4itc: shelleG Jumbo. &c. no
/ &c. Vo o ~ 15c. Spanish sheiied NO l.
&c. No . Ji5 dec 49,. -,...
HONEY--No clover exXscted in ne marx, maINS'
comb 3D. 100 13c; extracted. sW lpc, nuch
wheat comb Z a f0~ extracted ga tc' Nes'
Indian. * x,rpctrd. gallon. Is 2 Isc.
BFFSVAX-A quotation ot 2ep SIC covers
rn0st OF tine business in average me domesu'
wax
MAPLE sUGAR-Favorable reports continue
from producing sections No values ha,e
been established here ne yet SUGAR, olu, TO-
1OdI3c: SYRUP. gallon. TtcWsl
GINSFNG-Northern and Eastern. Nild. 10,
ss g n SO 90. Southern. So 30 r 50 10
New-York tribune., 1911-04-19
poTaT0F'

a9TO cases lh
Oid potatoes q
cUnuiatiou en
and declining
New-York tribune., 1911-04-19
LlvEVSTOcK MARKET.

New York April -. i9ll
BEN Fs-Receipts. A. ears, or ga head, in-
cluding 6 cars for the market, held over foI
to-r1crrov's trade Feeling steady Dressed
beef IN moderate demand az Pi. q lOc per lp
CALyES-Receipts 163 all Tor slaug yer
Feeling steady ct yesterdays closing prices
Dressed calves easier at 10 p 12lac for CITY
dressed veals and a 10c for country dTesseu
calves. -
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. i2is cars
or . S9l head. including 2ie cars Tor the maj
ket Trade SLOW. but prices just about steedE.
Good to prime clipped sheep sold a. - - y
50 30 per 100 10 fair unshoru lambs 50 0V'
fair clipped. So so so spring lambs ohered
Dressed mutton quiet nt 7 n Pc per H. dressed
lambs 1OG1li,c: hog dressed, l2c, country
dressed hothouse lambs unchanged at 80 q 50 %
per carcass. go -
saIes-Kerns Commission Company $50 un-
shorn lambs tOhiol 62 10 average, SO % per
100 ID 10 clipped Ohio sheep 90 H. 81 90. lo9'
80 Newton s & Co. 24c clipped Michigan lambs.
81 h. 50 so. .
HOGs-Receipts 24iz cars. or 4.3t9 head. IN
Guiding 26 for the market No sales NJ 20 a
late hour Nominelly steady for all weights
Country dressed hogs slow al n loc peE 10. -
sales Oate esterday)-McPherson CO.. -
state hogs l5T 10 average 81 10 per 100 10.
Tobin 4 shannon: Is state hogs, 100 To-
SO so: 1 rough. 900 10. S. so
s. Judd & Co. state hogs. IA 10 - 10
:. 2id H. So So. .a.o
gSG III. fS 90.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-19
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

roston. April is.-Transaction3 arc moderate
with flllcrs holding the whip hand. Local dea J.
err veorn anxious 90 market their holdings With
ar httc loss possible. and no reasonani no
cffsr h refused Fleece woods are in more DE
n,aus than territorv stock Pulled wool Is a
tivr Interest is turning toward the new CLIP
s,d .on1s Nevada shipments have been rur
chased Al l2ifd15c. Heavy imports of toreisn
vroos have been received lately. Leading quo
Ohio and Pcnusyysnia feecos-Deaino va va, oea'
M. vX .ed 20 hue unmerchantable, 23a2fc
~ t1ooS con1birg. 26Q2Ic. = 25n3jc; a. -4q
o4t.~- delaine uuwashed. 2z12jc fine unVa sned
-0Ti oOc Michlean. Wisconsin and New orN
9se-es-F Fire UNA shed. 20N2ic. ceisine -5g,ir
g. blood. 25d 26c <entucky indiana ana Mis-
so,r, q. bIood 25d2sc a 28-ap4 .
secured basis. Te1as-Fine L months. 80 .Scc
are 6 10 months, 48q 49c me le... - q -,
SIlaUfc-7ia- Northern. 4sq SOC; middle county, -
d47t: southsrn 49, fs tree 49c. s1ii det9Gse
ooaS-. iotrir- asa soc. valley. NO J.. 80 a.
rms .tape .st s4s'SS. SSs an' um meai 4.a
S99e. =" bioo3 combing 5o952c Q, $500. g.
48G 4sc. -o.,.,.. &C.. .s050c. 4 zi-
New-York tribune., 1911-04-19
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago April -CATTLE-Receipts. :.
900 steady. beevc5 50 -SgSe -, IeNas stee,si
feeders - lOdS5 -. cows ana heifers. = t'H
s. 81. calves SjqS6 ~ HOGs-Recoipts. u,Veo'
eas s6t e SHADE 81 Gs saaR so 0Beas Beav s. ga
se 90 rough 50 95ase 10 soSd 90 TO choice hesyS'
SO l5qtG 40; pigs IS 35gS5 %, p1ia OF ss..s'
ma NATIVE. tive ssdS4 Is Western SO i5gs4 20: year- n
lngs 81 4oqSy 30 iambs. native - 'oaSS 20
"a. Fsst b" BGraio, April is-cATTLE- Receipts.
i25 vEAIs-Receipts 800: slow. Joc lower.
S5as7 % HOGs-Feceipts. lGJp active 81 slI@ns ,.l
s. s.. 5;1 mixed Sc S5qs7 yorsers; Sc 9Sas7 % 3
pigs. s7as7 10; rouehs So 65qsa So sIsgs - 500 -
Receipts. :.ooj: STEADY, haHiy lambs ae.ive 81 e,
sheep ana heavy lambs slow; wool lambs. - 20
clipped IS@0s qSaH Sa s. s'%SG %esrs sS san
81 2S: ewes. Sc 50d$3 20. sheep mixed 81 ooS
Kansas city April 1s.-CATTLE-Rsc Receipts
- 600. including 300 southerns, steadyf TOP,
ss 20. heayy steers weak 20 loc lower; dressed
Sesf and cxport steers ssaSs 80. fair 10 good.
srs s5as5 o.. southern 81 75dS6 Southern
cows. 50 4Oas5 native, SO 25aso 30: heifers &
s. 5a$s 50 Pgls = -'gsS sC sasdy sas 70 0g g
higher. bulk Of sales. Sc 25Qs6 40 leayF' - 10
n So % packers and butchers S6 -o4SS 4o' llGnts
81 35aS6 As SHEEP Receipt 500 al leq S l2r 10
r.sthers S4aS4 rs: ewes. SO 75a1i 50, stocAers
ana 9,Iennd isgggI SaSp HPr s-cATTLE-Recelpts ios
s,es5--. fair 10 good shippers S5qSG. common
81 25dS4 EOGs-Receipts. 2.5ll. active, &c
higher. butchers and shippers. SO 90GS5 o"
common. 81 5OaSS 20 sHEEP-Recepts. l9'
steady. Sc 2JGsi 10. lambs steady. S5qgS6 10.
IBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune.l
g, Louis. April 1s.--CATrLE-Fsc ceipt5 2
s.S sl'iae !, s5fss 70 So7.s S. s0as5 IS. south
en- steers 81 25dS6 2s. cows s2 65dS5 HOES
Reeeipts II 956. fairly active. about stead;
n,es and light Sc 40TSB 6n. packers. S6aS6 %
bca--,' SeT<s 70. roughs. So 25GS5 So SHEEP
= f2oceiuts ESQ. stronger lamhg. s. i5aS6 IN
clipped lambs 81 500S3 2ji clipped sheep SAT
- %.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-19

~, srls,,oylsloNs-Inaetivs and price move
- snal., ialer IN easier feeling de developeo
+, iens7e1 selling believed 20 be ny pack
ta1r,s.Iss's PoRk-Bsrsly STEADY. mess.
n s..Hg EEEr-stsady. mess. si3 500
~. -..aily Sf5 Q sI5 80. packet S14 9 s14 so
Ess,as mess S226S22 80 BEEF HAMS.
q DRESSED HOGs-Bacons 9tic;
+ ,.lr1 MEATs-Pickled bellies quiet. -
s,r,- = II lIisc. IA ID. lie. pickled
- steady I2c TALLOw-Quiet; city.
b. n..n,-~ 81 8sl. LARD-Easy. mid
b,r 81 y. sf5c. city sc. refined, South
'aS,. ts5- Continent s.Tec Brazil kegs.
-sli,,'e son mp polne quiet. n 5.,c sTEARlNE
N.Y., geo. 71Ihc. city lard. 3Ac
s,,'- iaL,---JP JPPER--Standar Gull spot,
,f 81. %ho Ma ils0@1i75c. June. 11e19
f-'gr., Lotdon quiet, spot $50 1as %
is:i. i94 s. 20. Lake copper 1851 y
gs-t. e,se,iroiytic. i2t2i7 2 ie37'ac. casting
s i5se q, o-,. -Easy ,,. spot 2sa A9Ti !, soe sna
a \, - r si.25c. sales. rs tons june a.
- o. ens IIl-. ~ Al loc sil New York.
iS9D ... spot fi93 futures. tlss 9s
S-ss rellet i401 45Oc New York, 4 p a
-, i,R--Dr1 545a555c: New York. $500
rcNy :, Lctis London f23 1Js. All d
ri.tsii,--IpgA, cookson's 9a950c. IRON
lrar- Narrants. 4es 7is9 10 Londcn
siies- We 10 ! foundry Northern. sl5 30
81 ~, 10 Si5 70 SIG. SO I southern
y,v,, so.,sern -of, 80 Joa SO
- sIoRES-splrts tarpentine 6rm.
.,.. elI End lower Tar steady and uu
SPIRITS TCRPENTTNE Machine
rss d, IAR-S5 - 3 tg POSIS-Com- b.
ita $50 strained ss0 IS rs. Is. s. -. D.,
49,. .t.oNeEED OiI-steadv earlv. with lixht
az H. Ile ereek IN lard near the close re-
10 .tNea selling snd ina. figures we're
' h'' lover Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1911-04-19

sacks, against i,sS4.2o3 last year; safe.
nieaned, 1o3S.6oo pockets. against / OF sga
"A year ago ~''"'-
seSAk-Fhe higher cost OF raw caused an
eoNahce IN renned. The Federal raised the
price of standard grauulated to 4soc ne,
ieSS per cent cash. and other refners quoted
4.NVc net. less per cent, the latter an ad-
vance OF 10 points. Ia London raw sugar
Vas mrm and I'd higher April and MAJ.
Ies ,eHdl August. lis. Raw here was steady
az the close. with higher prices quoted. can.
ultussl. DC test S9Sc, muscovsdo s4sc:
moiasses sugar. 50 test. S.2Sc. Sales we're
$4,000 Rage Cuba, May shipment 2s.c bssis
20 test, cost and freight. equal 10 ese here.
eveto bags June shipment TO speculator al
li-1sc. basis 90 test cost and freisht. equal
70 4.0Sc here. and 22.ao0 bags Porto Rico
late April shipment, at 9asc basis 9s test
cost, insurance ard freight.
HIDES--Business moderate. but prices main
tanned and tone steady. Current receipts gen
orally for tanners
LEATHER - Business moderate Marke,
steady, as available supplies are under frYn
control Full price, quoted for leading goods
ohttst-Quiet and unchanged. Essential
OILS steady, with fairly good iohbinr bust
ness. Roots steady. with moderate business
New-York tribune., 1911-04-19
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW lOlsIh; aln;
-f;eTtru1e de Grsfenried indivi1uauy Wd
ss general guardian of Violet l.. Hanllt3h pln,i.
fiN osaust Linda =. Butler and others ue
fendsnt In pursuance OF a Judgment OF toiS-
olos-1rs ana sale duly made and entered III w
an1ve entitled action and bearing date tAs Lp.u
dav OF April 1911. l. the undersigned; tlle
Rafereo IN -ald Judgment named VIII sell AZ
rubllc auction at the Exchange Salesrooni' Nos
f4-l6 Vesey street In the Borough OF man
haitian Cftv Of New York, on the llth uss , =,
Ma ig1f a. II o'clock noon on that day o.
Joseph j. pay Auctioneer. the premises , ~,
ractad bv said Judgment 20 be sod' ana theie'"
drs,rihed as follows; -, 49,, ,,,tts
An that certain lot of land. with the oulln-
tnEs and irnprov ernents thereon. situate. flns
and being I'M the sixteenth Ward ~ me Borous y
N Manhattan Of the city Of New YORK Douhure ei,t
and described as follows: Beginning az p9inl
On tho North.riv side OF Fourteenth street. ni-
tarf Twenty-Five 30, feet Nssterly tro. VI w.
corner tornal bv the intersection ot the Nes'sily
si5a of seventh Avenue with the Nortner.y ~ slu'
~ Fourteenth street, and running thence INott
OWLS and raraiel with the seventh sNellu'
Nfnatv-six ,9G feet: thence Westerly ana
nsralIel with Fourteenth Street. Twenty hve t-'l
feet- thence Southerly and parallel Win w
seventh Avenue. Ninety-six toH, teet 10 uS sala
T,r,herlv side OF Fourteenth street and thence
teenth street twenty-five 20 feet TO me p''ce
of beginning. .o,,
WILSON LEE CANNON. Referse;
EDWARD r VOLLMER. Attorney for tIaln- ,f
fr No 90 Broadway. Borough OF man
haitian New York city. -.
THO foi'ounE if a diagram Ct t1e nIops.. q :
n re sold itq street Nunbcr 70 -o3 west itth
street:
New-York tribune., 1911-04-19
ruchco GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

chicago April is-An aggressive!y oee.l.n
.,4 sstlsr bv = leading speculator TINS slt-I
neor tun,bied the price Of . nsai. me s!0se 80
~, y 7s- 20 fe~ under lasf nlRni 'prN
nesA, We aarished steady. within .sc either vsv
s-or, The erures current twenty-fouT nougs os =
r, tCz products the outcome was y az
-, -. 5ocifne Although Mey wheat suffered
i,e ,,ors, In ne selling nurry, TIE semi-psnic n
,rs. month started WIN the SUDDEN uh4osoir- W u
Ys-..i,e,, longs then began letting 20 OF the
tt~,,s~ or,ion. and there was quick somersall
"a 49, ,,ts-ke+ as whole Previously big ie-
~ , a., .Se ,rorld's available supply total had
,.e, terporarv strength 70 prices T.. huns
"a stso heen helped through reports OF Hessleh
ta" te" 5r,sgo I'm Northern Indiana ana by asseT-
~. - - = ere abandonment ON large scale ~
Wen, Kansas oklahoma and Texas Never
- ~ 49," s Inc preponderance q the crop ana
49,. s,ices from the outset unquestinnabv
,,'r,sJ m favor of the bears and made the tone
.-est psuec y prices.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-19
FOREIGN MARKETS.

t,srpool April IS WHEAT Spot duii
.,,mr.s ~ arm Ma. IS s'sd July Is alsi
- - T.d COnN--Spot Arm Amer
.l sd new 10 I'd American mixed, old.
"a" new American. kiln ducd. Is Ti4d
sSS't,,,es strong Ma. - Cad July. - $50
4 L.o.,,n9 - tPacihc CoaEp. - lts ~ ls BEEF
LVno sra india mess 91s 90 PORK-Prime
,ntss western. Sis 81 y, AMr-shori eu, 90, Dos
~ cis.r bellies 5ls long clcaI middl-s.
~ ~ ~ 80 heavv. 5cs short clear backs.
80. .'rn tierces. i1s 81 A0erc1n tenn-d.
W. iss 81 CHEESE Canadian nnes'
p,,t', aad colorsd. NOW. SIS bNTTEB-Fm-
~, / nited States nrin' ssa good, SOS 4Ch-
New-York tribune., 1911-04-19

spc' quiet with prices q points higher at 1890
r. middiing upland sales, 2.0ll bales, late yes
.stay. direct shipment. Liverpool cables Spot
t'r. sales 5000 bales speculation and export.
80. American 1000 Imports. 900. none
American riddiinK upland. s Cpd Futures
rsnee stead A. % 3 points advance; closed
ssa. unchanged 20 5t points higher April
.'So Arril-Msy and Mav-JuIs. I'D June
i-.y 80 Juiy-Aug1st cd Aueust-Septen1-
- i4litd epteulber-Octcber T03d: October
.orsnbs- asa. November December. 81
lscsuoer-Jsrusr,' and January February. 6.S0d
st-usr Nsrcn. 9. solzd. Msrch-April. 6.s1d
tOtfkk--Firmlr and pricer al the close
".fs g. the best y tho dav. showing = net
scrs,ce - - z f6 points. with sales OF 4s250
'lss C7erings wer7 coups rztively small.
sae ne 5urug suggested support from bulls.
sns-'s necane nervous or the advance. and
"E1t quite freely. but e. seemed % be the
tS'fal Impression that the market was being
i9porf4J prepare tory % the sales OF 500 900
.'g' - vaorization oores scheduled 20 take
oacs in Europe on saturday. Havre showed
= aovancs n e Q = franc Hamburg vas up
lfa p,enn's. and RIO 100 rsis lower but
.stios 1as steady a. an advance ot 80 reis
esi az freight offers from Brazil were
aehans'f 20 slightly higher. and Brazil vac
4; ohsrns coffee freely. indicating a fair
.nan4 from Europe Santos ss. 12101
-slr cos' ana freight and Fio -. 11.10c
@ it inactive, but steady. Rio -. 1falc Local
-i're-f p~ir--
New-York tribune., 1911-04-19
PROPOSALS.

WEST POINT. ). y APRIL 10 loi1.--
sealed proposals. ril he received here until
. o'clock p NJ. Ma 10 1911 for supplying
the United states Military Academy with fuel.
gas coal aud charcoal required during the
N,csl -elr ending June 30. 1912, and FOR build
ing materials. plumbing materials, s1s and
steam dttl7gs. hardware. paints. glass. cleo
,rical goods ststionerv. and other miscella-
reous stores specified m schedules 20 bA had
upou application 10 this office. The right is
reserved 10 accept or reject any ar all pro-
posals 0r any part thereof Proposals for fuel.
eas coal and charcoal ia be submitted in trip
Icate. an others, In duplicate. Envelopes con
iaining rroposals should be endorsed as indi-
Gated in printed instructions 10 bidders and
addressed 70 Quartermaster, West Point y. y.
CAFPfTs - TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
ofnce of the Supervising Architect. Wash
tnp,for AurU 10. Ioi1.-Sealcd proposals. VIII
he r.,oived az this once until o'clock p m
on lie 2Sth day of April. ard then opened
from manufacturers only for supplying wilton
,e,vet CARPET and border for the equipment
% buildings under the control CT the Treasury
r,epr rfu,elt IN accordance with specifcations
coolcs Of which may be obtained az this ONCE
AZ the discretion Of the Supervising Archite"t
JAMES KNOX TAYLOR. Supervising Archi-
tcCc -.
PoST OFFICE DEPAPTMENT. WAsHTNG-
ION n g. April .. l9ll.--Sealed proposals
will be received al the Office OF the PurchaT
ins Agent gor this Department until o'clock
p m. MAY IS. 1911 for furnishing post-route
maps every three months during th~ four
vears beginning fulv l. 1911. spscihcstions
giving "details will be furnished on arpllcs-
ton 70 the Purchasing Agent. FRANK H.
HITCHCOCK, Tcstr1 sster General
New-York tribune., 1911-04-19
cAsH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New NOrk. April -. lall.
,,tN-vJ-f1 "a Nervous. with tradsrs
bhisi prices early declined Z. = A. bur
flllF.o. renewed support, due 70 firm cables
ms. '.,,,ish statistics and prices worked up
,1s ON the advance May longs sold
49, -rd during the afternoon May in
.sa hrrke 2i-c resulting in general un-
Shs,r s-d the market here late was weak.
't-..e' q rot decline ~ Z qiHc. The May
-, ever ruly narrowed down from Ssse
49,. .i,ss ~ Monday 30 2i-c. Foreign mar
So .1out conforming with our ad-
So ",,e- their HOLIDAYS. BradstTeets visi-
49, "a dec~sase east OF The Rockies ~
70 ooo bushels compR red with ar increase
''-ss- ~ 10 600 while worlds stocks de-
ss,.5 - 0Ss 200 against an increase year
- :. g5f nN0 NO red. 0Slsc elevator,
~ 49, Z n 3 afoat. 40 Northern Duluth,
.cc.t a D afoat COR%--Firm most Of the
Nr, essed in sympathy with the break
'-~ssst closing at net unchanged TO hc
s.- Tradstreef's visible showed 2 de-
sss n l. 400 600 bushels. against q decrease
80. vssr OF 9l3. 600. Export No .. 5Sc b
- oA-S-Steadv carly. Lato In the DAY
-, -,s-lat lost tho advance. IN sympathy with
s.st nd corn and closing prices were net
.-s.-~os Dradsfreets visible showed
1890. % 6ss. GOO bushels. compared with n
..-,.vs 1as- YEAR % 40a. 600. Cash oats
go standard white 39i.c. No =. 39is
xse spc ~ Z 3sac. RYE-Nominal: re-
s.,,ts st New York included is. 432 bushels
- cs-msn from Hamburg. BARLEY
So. mating s. 1881 Il G New York.
rrrl-wETAT-Cuiet, American. 81 60 per
%. IL New York, Canadian, s2c 9 Z
- York for export
New-York tribune., 1911-04-19

'FENrfNE- -spiriis sas I'd. ROs1N-Cor, nor.
iss I'd. PEfROLEuM-Rea aned, snd. LIN,
Sled OH. 49s. CoTToNsEED ofl.-Hu'l
refined. spot 2ss. rALLOW-Australian III
London April is.-RAw suGAH-csntrlt.
usd lis Cd; muscoyado. lQs 60 BE
SEED-Apr,i. June .7s I'd. tINSEED oh.
4ss SPERM OIL. 80. io- PErRoLELM "
American refined 5Ad. spirits. Sad; III.
PENTINE-Sririts. boe hOslN-Ainerlcah
strained fSa I'D. fine. ias 81
New-York tribune., 1911-04-19
STORAGE NOTICES,

TO Frank C. Foote. Mrs 9. s. Norris. Mrs.
a. o. shaw. Miss l.. i. Blaisdell. Clarence
r. Pollock. Henriette H. stadler, Pauline
Frank Mr or Mrs M . Giles. Mrs \. y
Eurton Mr.. or Mrs. Chas. l. Bolles. Mrs
Amelia C.. Desvernine. Mrs. H. T. Fisher Mr.
or Mrs. william Fox. sir. or Mrs. A. W. j
TIack SIR or Mrs. g p Hudson, r. II. Hamm
Mrs Mary \ Cox. Mrs. VI. V. Arnois. Mrs
Dora NJ G. sperr,. Mrs. O. " Quinta-d or
Miss Helen g. saGord Mrs. 9. ". Kramer
Ms t. A Miller or Chas ". Miller A. II.
Miner Miss Laura stanley a. ~ birdsail
Nrs Robert Bacon. Mrs. J. J. McElhor"
Emma r. Steiner. Ellen L. Foley Mrs. =,
Appleton. \. r. Thurstou Co, Cowperth-
wait g. sons. Chas. Is. Stanton or Mrs. L. III
Stanton Mary z. sm!th-You and each OF
YOU are hereby notified that the time FOR the
payment Of our Hen upon the property herein
after described having expired. after due
notice thereof had been given YOU, we VIII
cause such property. % wit. Household Goods
Personal Effects and Mcrrhandise. stored IN the
Columbia Storage Warehouses by you or m
YOUR name cor in which you may have 81
interest. 60 be sold 40 public auction. ac
cordius tc the statute In such case made and
provided a. nos 30 and 52 WAst eth ST.
On Saturday MAY 9Th. 1911. ct 1880 a. M
md n the sale thereof is not completed on
said date the came will be continued a. tho
r3me place on each and everv Saturday there
sfter. beginning at 1890 a m. until the sale
Is connleted.
cOIUMBIA STORAGE WAREHOUSES