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The Washington herald., 1906-10-30
MADISON UTILITIES.
Public Service Plants in Wisconsin
Capital May BE sold.

New YORK, Oct. 29.-Negotiatlons are TN
der way for the sale Of the Madison Gas
and Electric Company, OF Madison. Wis,
to a syndicate OF New York bankers. The
identity of the prospective purchasers
was not disclosed to-day. although those
identified with the American Light and
Traction Company. which owns the Msdi-
son Gas and Electric Company. admitted
that negotiations for the transfer Of the
property were under way.
Ralph Fischer. OF the Security Audit
Company, Of this city. who has been in
Madison for some time making an ex-
animation Of the financial condition Of
the Gas and Electric Company, is expect
cd back in New York in few days, when
he will make 4 report regarding the con
cern TO his clients.
Il is understood that the same interests
who are contemplating the purchase Of
the Madison Gas and Electric Company
have in view also the absorption OF The
Madison and Interur5an Traction Com
pany and a subsequent combination Of the
two concerns The street car company
has q capital stock Of S500.000 and a bond
ed indsbt btedness OF S6S5, go, while the Gas
and Electric Company has $4,000 OF
stock and $4,000 Of bonds outstanding
The Washington herald., 1906-10-30
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

In sympathy with the bright and brac-
ing weather outside. the members of the
Washington Stock Exchange turned OFT
well yesterday. and from all appearances
before the session opened it seemed that
there would be q good day, but the re-
suits did not bear out expectations, and
the total sales Of stock were just trihe
above six hundred, with 400 in bonds
changing hands. Even the spirited efforts
of the president could not instill life into
the trading, and the list Of trades was one
of the shortest in. recent weeks. Whether
prices did not suit or whether brokers
have filled their orders did not appear.
AT all events there was general apathy,
and no one seemed to care.
Three nfty-share lots OF Washington
Railway and Electric preferred found pur-
chasers ut S7s.. =. and q respectively. and
three tca-sharo lots went at 2. most Of
the sales being 4 of point above the
price of Saturday.
Union Trust sold at 80 to l501z. the last
sales being . half point higher than the
highest for Saturday.
After much bidding and trouble. one
broker succeeded il getting six shares Of
Norfolk and Washington steamboat at ~.
and after call block Of the bonds we're
knocked down to the highest bidder at 2J7.
Bank stocks and bonds were not in the
running at any time.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-30
GOULD WILL ENTER FRISCO.
TO Reach Titewater In Oak
land, but Has other Routes.

San Francisco. Oct. 2s.-The fight Of the
Western Pacific TO reach tidewater in
Oakland and to cross the tracks Of the
Southern Pacific viii be heard in the
Court of Appeals tomorrow, when the
case viii come up before Judge Ross.
The question at issue is the right of
the Western Pacific 20 cross the tracks
OF The Southern Pacific on the Oakland
water front. in order TO reach tidewateT
When the case was heard before Judge
Morrow. a decision unfavorabIe to the
Gould interests was rendered. and the
case was promptly appealed.
Although the question Is a vital one 10
the Gould line and will deteruine. 20 a
large extent. It's future policy. even il the
case goes against il. the Western Pacific
viii not be prevented from gaining en-
entry 10 San Francisco. II will edectusi-
ly cut of access to the Oakland water
front but the franchise of the Western
Pacific provides three ways by which the
road may enter the city. Permission Is
given to come IN By way Of Dumbarton
Point, or TO come Up the peninsula from
the santa Clara valley.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-30
NEW YORK PRoDUcS.

New York. Oct 2-SUGAR-Pricas for rehncd
sussr were reduced 70 points by al reiners tbs
morning. This mabcs The rst price for Eanulstel
s69, kss per cent cash prozspt shipment. Busi-
ness vas m0leI1te Ravs were about l-lSc lower.
wIth centifUgsl. s5 test. Quoted 20 li-la; trjs-
covado e test. 7-6 Fud rloiasses sugar, s. test
3-l6. This new range was made OF a sale late
SATURDAY Of Leu tons Dene1ara centrifugal
Ircu,pt shipment at 2ic. cost and freight basis i
Test which l. e1rai 20 $50. duty paid. London
sugar taets were 1uiet and lower with October de-
liver quoted al p aUd November az IS 9asd.
BUTTER Receipts 7.g59 pscka1es Renamed
irIa and unchanged on the basis C.; 80 tor extra
creamery.
ices RECEIPTS. 6G33 cases. a finn and M
changed maike was noted, with Western frsts still
Quoted at 25a26
NAVAL slOREs-Stock; Rosiu 4045l barrels
spirits turueuiinc. 1885 barrels; tar of5 taftcis.
Spirits turpentinc held stead, with machine made
barrels quoted az 69'4c. steady market noesl
for rosin at former prices, or oD tse hasis CT As
10y eosnnlcn TO good strained. Tar was scarce and
nominal oil barrels named az SIS.
MILL FEED-Str0llg bus quiet Spring bran, IN
l00-lh sacks 20 arrive lake ard rail. 2Lss: mid
6Iinss. g.s5; city bran, A5e; Western rcd dog.
2J-5
FLoUR-Dsmand inactive. sf,ying patents. 4ias
80 sI9ina clears. 3.5oa500; winter straishts 80
a36J; winter clears 2Ss3-35; Kansas. IN sacks,
patents 375a39; stIaights, 5Soa360; clear csa
as
RYE FLoUR-s,eady; moderate trade; 375all
CORN MEAI.-TFadc inactiTe. kiln-irici, for
export. 25ca2fs: coarse neal in hsgs, loaalI,
BUCKwHEAT FLOUR-There Is 2 moderate IN
quiTy at 2S5sz.'5.
HAY-Inactive; rather easier Receipts, l492
tons, part export. Prime, los; no. I. l.oO; Ne >.
sae5 No 3 15aSe.
STRAW-Quiet business. Long ne. 60a70.
BEEF-Steady Fair business Family, 2SOS
300; racket. l00Oall0.
l909als50
TALDOW-strong. CiE quoted a. &c in hos-
heads.
LARD-Stealy Prime Western. 400; Cit, go
refined continent IG2s; South American, l075; re-
fined Brazilian kegs II.7j: eIy steaTine. l05kc
oleosteariue fTm. ciry ior; Chio@so, lee
The Washington herald., 1906-10-30
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE

Salcs-Distfict Of Columbia 3e5s 1903 at lI5ls
Washington Railroad aud Electric &. 21e0 az s7f
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone 5s 800 az Iofs.
Capital Traction. . at lii- 10 a llils
Washington Railroad ahd Electric prefer-sd. % Al
s7a., 70 at s77,. % a. ~. 70 al 81, % al s7s y
a. I6
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Al -.
L2nston. 100 a. ia
Union Trust Company. a. 10, at IsV.. Z
At i5o.s
Afta rlli-NoTloik and Washington Steamboat IS
l99 a. iC7
sIte,,eu Mining 10 az o..
Following arr tie closing lid quotations % y-s-
te4d4y local e1chauge.
Bonds Philippine Land Purchase s.. i9s District
oi Columbia SIS, rs
Gas bonds Washington Gas ColurauT A. Ia
Washington Gas Company certifcates- q indebted
ness g.. II.
Rsilraad boHd5-Cspital Traction Railroad g. Ie5s
AuacCstla and POtomae e. ioi. Cicg aud Suburban
Railroad - IgL Coluu bis Railroad second rno.t-
sase y. lo37s. Columbia Railroad S. Ig9 Metro
poiiian RailIGad g. ia Metropolitan Railroad
ceI uhcates q izdebiedness s. le9. Washington
Railway and Electric g. g.
Miscellaneous bonds-Uuitsd States Electric Ligh,
c-Denture improvement g. i0iia. United States
Electric Light certificates nf i-debt.dusss E. 1904
Potomac Electric Light 6rst s, I5j. Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat s. ios. Chesapeake and
foton'ac Tciephonc =, lei'. Washington Marie,
company LTst o., ltf-
Public utility Capital Trsctiau. 49,. Wash
iugtOn RaiiNay ard Electric common, s. 1vssnity-
J0u Railway and Electric preferred. s7E Norfolk
and Washington Stsamboat -. Washington Gas
-l67s. GeoTEct0Un Ges. O.. Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone 81
Type mscains s;oczs-NsTgerthalls L.notype. "a
Lanston Mon5typs lfis.
Mining s;5cis-Greens Copper. ga. Mitchell Mn
ins COmTany. ..
National bauk s,ocks- -Ansrcau. 20. Capital lS
central ~ National Ciiy. LIZA. Coiumbs. 90.
Commercia'. go. Farmers and Mschsnics n
Lincoln. 80 aetropolitau 81. Riggs, 6o. secoud
ll5 TTddeTs. IG Wellington. ss1
Trust c0Epsa5 sto1ss-Amfrioan Security s1i
Trst, - Nati0asl safe Dtp0s.t aud Trus, s,ss
Union Trus; Company. lss. Washington Lo-a and
Trust '9l5.
savings bank stcczs-Homs sariags Bs1s. 70
Caiou sarrss Bsuk, 20. Washington ssriuss
Benz. II
Eira icsuT1roe zt5czs- -CC-a;Sis- 10 C-uae-a.-l.
= Commer1al =. Fra1slin 5F German Ar,e--
can, -. MstEapolitsz. g. National Crsca. FL
People, G. RiEF7,
Title ils'rasse ssocss-Csiaaassa Tilc, s. Rea!
Estate Ta,e. p.
MisceIl4n.7us s'o-ss-southeru P5blie se-gice C.--
rofatpu. 10. Guphoplons COMMON. g Gra-h--
n5cze prctciTv3. e. srcl1ity Storage Cunpzu7. l5g
Nash.nsr0n Na-sef @ Fidelity S;ols-y Con
PAM. 40
spr-1l-ss.-a
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An Irish Priests joke.

Rev. Francis NJ Kelly rector Of the
Church of the Holy Angels. st. Louis,
who died last Saturday At the age OF
50. was an irish scholar. wit. and prac-
teal joker.
Father Kielty began his sermon on
Sunday morning by announcing in a voice
with pathos that he had a confession 70
make.
Il might as we'll make a clean breast
Of it. I've been sued for aiimony and
you'll have 10 pay it," he said
As the congregation gasped be waved
in the air a document, signed and sealed
in resemblance TO an order OF court.
Yes. ! mean il. he continued as y
to kill any lingering doubts, and then.
pointing through one of the stained
windows. continued: That alley out there
has been paved and the city has sued
me for the alley-mOney.'
The Washington herald., 1906-10-30
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

BUTTER-1Iarket quiet. Creamery fancy. 5lis %
Is Per pound; Western frsis % 20 25; seconds. IS;
process. fancy g to 2si5i fnir 20 good, q 20 2;
store packed firm. i6 % l5,-.
CHEESE-3iaTket firm and unchanged. New York
State factory, large, a 20 l4; do. small l3 to Il;
summer. large a. Western !ae;o-y, new, choice, z;
do, fair 70 good. 70 20 i.
EGGs-Receipts light and quotations active. Near
BY fresh. Virginia .; West Virginia aud Southwest
Virginia. g 20 g Tennossoo a5 70 =; North Uaro-
lima. p 70 .: ducks p; storage, z
LIVE POT ULTRY-Chickcns Ia moderate supply
market quiet. Hens duh Turkeys in good de
mand Chickens large, per pound, = to ~ do, me
aHlIn, y 70 I3 do small - hens % % Ii; reosters
% . ducGs l3 geese 2 % 10; turke- s. toms, IS
C l6 hens. cnoice. IS - Z; keats, 70 10
DRESSED POULTRY-TurEeys, hens. undrsVn,
Ter pound, - average. uudrswp, u 70 u; CO.
thn, % 20 =; OH toms L chickens. spring. large,
3 % u d., medium IS de-. small IS hers. choice,
IS 70 u; ruoses 10 u IL DO, young. IL geese 70
3, turkeys toms. . hens. caoice, Is keats. 10 TO-
DRESSED MEATS-Calyes, fun dressed, 500;
heads on go; hog-dresscd calves SO 10 500; hams.
country. sugar cured. a hogs. small and neat per
eFt.. 80; do medium, 80 % se0; do, heavy,
7oC to 20
vEGETABLEs-Irish potatoes. maTsl; quiet.
Vans and sweets ricnfifcL Potatoes home grown.
8 g. 20 ref bushel; Virginia and MaIylad per bar
Tpl. L15 "a 2o9; sweet p0tatoc1. per baTd. 100 n
10, do, yaEas. 100: celery Neu York, pct bunch,
y u e. onions. Ohio rcF barrel, l75 20 20oi DO,
Ohio. Ter bnshel. s o. q
FHtUITS-Apules steady; peaI8 dIugsins Fancy
table fuit go 10 $50; CO. loose tacked. Is 10 ll5
resrs Bartlett 500: sheldon. 5oj % 525: seckits.
800 20 595 connon 20 20 3e1; pineapple Eloridl.
Tar crate o.oo % J75; grape fruit. 80 % 30 boy
Jsusies. 40 TO SEQ barrcl Florida oranges 20 %
275 box: ufc.iy pear LIS box. cTaubcrries . . 10
200 box grapes Uer basket l. 70 lj bsnanas 50 n
l25 b.leh; Malaga graTes. 400 q 500 kesi grape
fruit. = g. LOO.
CHEsTSUTS- Arrivals u!4stisl market unset
tied. : poGnd.
RAY AND SIEAW-TImo;hy choice, uev. E.j):
NJ. = new. E.69; No . rew. 1870 90 l5c1: nixed
hay lL50 % Hs); clover. 600 % 5o9: straw. re.
b'ndie u.o9 - 100 re. machine thIesh. 80 -
500. wheat. 60 % 5.N CIT hay, plF tJl, $50 %
l6O
GRAIN-whrlt. choice. = io -. fair 20 god.
c. % 20. ordinary. % % .; re. % 10 g; corE.
sheed, rev. white. g % 5;yt.iov. $ 70 Sc; ear.
109 20 8 %. Oats, Western white 40. :. 5 20 -
uf~ed . q -
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New YORK, Oct 4-CATTLE- Receipts, 80
Steers flm Oh top grades steady for Others. steers
3 -Js590: bulls, 2Z5al05; COWS. Ll0a3 Co.
CALVES Receipts 1850. veals active and 5oe
higher; erassegs steady. Veals 450a5.o9; ggasseIs
3e0a3.5
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. siN Sheep
steady 70 frra lambs 59a75e higher. sheep, 3.o9s
So: i4a.bs, SO
BOGS-Receipts. l0l7s0 Market firm. STATE ard
Pennsylvania hogs G7e2s 15: pigs 700
Baltimore. Ocs. 2a.-HOGs-ReceiDts fer week
euol at noon TODAY we're $50 bead, against Ilt5l
head last wees. Faig s,Tply to-day ard market ac-
tive. Westerns, 6s9 10 6.s5; othegs, $50 20 665
soasbs. A5o % go.
SHEET AND LAMBs- Receipts for week ended
s; noon to-day were 1851 head. against $50 bead
last wceh. Liberal supply today aud msrkgt E-m
Sheer. 30 20 $50 laEubs. SEQ To 80.
CALfEs-R Receipts fcr week ended a. noon today
verc 66 bead against fe5 head last week. LibeIai
s-gr,y Jo-dsy aud market STEADY. Courlnm 10 best
te3 20 10.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-30
MANY ROADS ACCUSED.
The Attorney General OF oklahoma
Charges Rate Discrimination.

Guthrie. Okla, Oct 29-Attorney Gen
eraI Cromwell, OF oklahoma, to-day filed
with the Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion complaints alleging discrimination in
freight rates on wheat from Oklahoma to
Gulf points, and also alleging higher
rates were charged FOR same distance II
Oklahoma than IL other States.
The roads involved arc the Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific. Atchison, Tope-
ka and Santa re, Missouri, Kansas and
Texas, International and Great Northern.
Houston and Texas Central. Texas and
Pacific. Gull Colorado and Santa Re,
St Louis and san Francisco, St Louis.
Kansas CITY and Colorado, Chicago. Rock
Island and Texas, Chicago Island and
Gulf, Southern Pacific, Texas Midland
and Houston and Henderson, Galveston,
Harrisburg and San Antonio.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-30
RAILROAD WILL BE SOLD.
and Hartford Line in
Court for Five Years,

Norfolk. Va, Oct 2a-A5 The result of
suits pending in the Federal courts OF
North Carolina for the last five years. a
decree OF sale has been signed by which
the Northampton and Hartford Railroad,
together with large and valuable tract
of timber land and new mill plant, will be
sold at public auction n Jackson, y. C.,
on November = The sale OF the prep
erty is expected to result in a large ex-
tension Of the railroad. The properties
are estimated 10 be worth upward Of SSa-
or
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GRAIN MARKETS.

Chicago. Oct 2a.-In the vhest market TO-DAY the
reasons tor al advance in price that have seemed
pain 70 many people foy Scme time all en-
phasized by what fresh light was thrown on the
situation b. The Gay 3 Dispatches Small receipts
hear exports. and the extraordinary occurrences Of
decrease in The visible supply IN the concluding
DAYS Of Octcter were features that The shorts
could not contemplate without alarm. II VAS
condition thai incIted longs 10 adj 70 their hold
inEs, ard altogether the market VeIy firm ard
n gTeater degree than for long tine before in
The las bali hoI Of the session The net advance
vas about &c
Corn aud cats were Influenced 10 some extent By
che action Of wheat. b-t ;hey eained orly triains
fractions in their price. Provisions we're dun and
rather heavy.
Quotations furnished by Charles G. Gates K To
rserabers Chicago Board ~ Trade Munsev BuiIdjrg
The Washington herald., 1906-10-30
WILL PAY FRISCO CLAIMS.
Berlin Fire Insurance Company VIII
settle Losses IN full.

Berlin. oct. 29-Some Of the German
fire insurance companies which have not
paid the losses which they sustained IS a
result OF the san Francisco earthquake
have now determined to DO so.
The Berlin Fire Insurance Company At
a general meeting OF the shareholders has
decided to increase its capital by $62S-00o
and nay its losses. and the Prussian Ma
tioual Fire Insurance Company has voted
ST.. 600 10 pay its san Francisco losses.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-30
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Oct 9.-NoRev on cali AZ tllc stock ox-
rs1nse today opened al AZ per cent highest ~
lowest, 81; cllaius. !. Most II the days loans
were at 81 per ceut. Time money continued scarce
to-day. but the case IN can mCnsy prevented The
demand from beeoaing ct al urgent RATES. 10
ca p-r cent for % davs; per cert bid for
longer dates.
Mercantile paper was dull. tho derland in the
0ty being very limited. while ON CT town IN
gg1ies were unifrportsnf- 4 good assoItneut vas
chcrel RaIeS. 6a6'5 p5r cent for g. 20 80 days
ildorsec bliis receivable, six months ehoica. and
s'S months single names; 6a7 rsr cent for Others
The sterling market Was weak TO-DAY declining
= c5Et 10 As5S for demand, owing 10 the heavy
cdaIing q cotton bills. The market closed with
ui0deTuie rally.
Rates for sctUal business were IS follows: sixty
days. lSaS9a sa5; dlmand 3s5isai go cablos Lssl5
~ SS5d
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COTTON MARKET.

Ngw YORK O0t 22.-Tie cotton market develcpei
inither Veasue-s today IN the fsce q tuillisS views
C'ro oTosl SATURDAY. and Liverpool rust about riet
This decline ,arsing cur me-fef 70 orer & n ro
POINTS lower. fhe Weather Bureau reported killing
nests an o7lr tle northern sections Of ;hc heit OK
cept Texas. with iseesing temperatures eytepdin-
IIon. 'iscieIl az far vest a. Louisiana. At t-e
hesk Of p points from SATURDAY the blyins was
Of very Sood chSrsc7eT, Southern spet markets an
qUotei lis % J6 lower Port receipts are esti-
mated al 73.00o. against s. 755 last YEAR Exports
y
The Washington herald., 1906-10-30
NEW ROAD INCORPORATED.
Washington Capitalists &c Interest
ed I'm Drum Point Line.

y 77'laL . Ill Wl71I17T0n H0Tll1
annapolis. Nd. Oct 2s.-Articles OF in
corporation of the Washington, Patuxent
River and Drum Point Railroad Company
have been fled with the secretary Of
state at Annapolis. The new company is
represented by Wells & Wells. Of Wash
insto1. Il Is said that New York and
Washington capitalists are interested Il
s. proposed 20 construct q standard-gauge.
double-track steam lire from q point OF
the Chesapeake Beach Railroad. probably
at Pindei. through Calvert County, Drum
Point. Solomo1s Island to the Ches-
apeake Bay, distance OF about thirty
miles. Preliminary. surveys are now IN
der way
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New Orleans,
spot Markets.
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

With increased supplies Of cattle the u.srke, is
steady on the better grades, with an easier feeliag
on the ncdiuni and COMMON grades.
CATTLE-Extra, 40 20 as per cvt. butchers.
80 70 i00 per ost.: ordinary. 30 70 $50
HoGs-Pcr cwt. EToss. e.25 70 C75; ordinary, SO
10 500
sHEEP-Clipped, 100 70 tD
LAAtBs-PeT Doani, spring choice, -: medium
CALvEs-Per POUND. prime. ~ to g; medium. g.
q :; gTsss to 5.
C0Ws-Esch. prime. 800 10 io.0o, Common n os
to 30.e0; old and dry, Ia00 % 200.
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Complaint Against southern Lines.

The Commercial and Industrial Associa-
ton. of Union Springs. Ala, hled a COM
PLANT yesterday with the Interstate Com
merce Commission against the Louisville
and Nashville, Southern, Illinois Central.
Mobile aud Ohio, st. Louis and san Fran
cisco, Nashville, Chauanooga and 81
Louis. Central OF Georgia. Western Rail-
way Of Alabama. Seaboard Air Line. and
Union Springs and Northern Railway
companies. charging that they have made
rates that are unfair 70 Union Springs
and favorable TO Eufaula, Columbus. and
Opeiika The same Organization files q
complaint against the Central OF Georgia
alone,
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NECESSARY Preeaution-

Fsom AIy sloTeg.
First tourist-what are you writing
down
Second touTist-Im making = note Of q
few things that have made an indelible
impression upon my memory, 50 shan u
forget them.
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lake and rail. SIC over December. +. O. b.; No !
Northern Manitoba S. late NoTeabeT; Nc :
Northern AEaniiota 81 late Novenhes, Ne. rel,
l. O. b.. &c under. December No nscalonl, 50, l.
o. b. No. 2 maearoni, 7S- Exporters tool ) loads
C0RN-Strong: checking trade. No eleTatoF'
55ls; No . s. f. O. b. : No. yellow, 55i4. f. o b +;
No. ? early NoyembeT S. T. O. b. f; No. . white. s.,
l. o. b. Exporters took loads
oAfS-Stesdy, bgt quiet. Elevator preeS; No
winter 50: No. white. 59i No. mixed. 8 2;
No ? mixed Ss f. o. b
The prices fCr futures follow:
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siIrer for NeM orIeans.

The Director of the Mint yesterday noon
purchased 10000 ounces OF silver NJ 70.9777
cents an ounce 10 be delivered at New
Orleans.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-30
Cunning Little Fellow

Prom tbs Nashville BsnpeT-
Mothcr-whats the baby crying for
now?
Elsie-Frcddy was trying 10 make him
smile vita the glove stretcheT.
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'EzGdcua
PRICES IN 1905 AND 1906.

TIE fo-i5rir- able shows n. Prcss bid rr-a t-.e
moro active stocks n1 tho Wasiin-ton Sf6.k *
chsn-e or octobe. q lse5. aud On %, sane dste
in TCs:
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Regarding Wills

Is the name Of an interesting booklet OF
that important subject. which We viii %,
glad 20 mail you upon request.
Wills drawn and flied without chars,
when this Company IS named EXECU-
TOR or TRUSTEE,
Consultation with the officers OF tn
Company is invited.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-30
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished ~ Charles 6. Gates & Co.
mTmbals N.v Yo-k Stock Excaange, Mcs.5 Build-
ins.
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Ncu York
Open, High. Low. Cl

tQuotations Furnished by DicS Brcs q Co. ucr7
\ bers Of the New York and New Orleans Cotton or
changes. lii2 II street northwest. Phones mar
cf11 str '
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msslr 70 IalE At LOEEsr slTEs Of gTEsEsT

On Real Estate ID District e CoisEh.a No lc.ay
IL cloeing loans.
HEisKEL = McLEBAN. Hls / ST.
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Price of su0nr takes Drop.

New York. oct. 29.-AI grades OF re-
fined sugar were reduced 10 cents n hun
drcd pounds today.
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Herald Nnnt Ah.

viii Dc received al tie Astoria l.aenlacy-
81 and G SITS. NV. and promptly for
warded 10 the main office.
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Good Properties.

We have a ys-y large rumber q rgoP-
critics on ouT list for ssIc-lsrse and email
for homes and for investment. We ought
To be able 20 suit every want Ten rs
just what y0u want 10 bun and we viii
show you hoE near We eau meet you
wishes as To style. location, and nricc.
Wen not annoy sol il our efforts. either.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-30
FINANCIAL.

Fiscal agents for the United States
Government.
Depository for funds of Philippine
Government
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Washington Branch
l4l5 6 Street Northwest.
Washington
Loan & Trust Co.
OFFICE COR. 9Th AND f SIS
PAID-UP CAPITAL. Sl.O3o.VD.
"sUKPLUs. $50 poa ,EARNEDl.

- II S N Eny amount made on approFed ia.
- estate Or coisterai at reasonable rates
- interest," paid upon GcpUsIts O. monthly bai
- ancss subject % eheck.
- Jnls compCny scts as eLecltgT. sduinistTa
- tor, trustee. agent tre2 sIIer. resist-af. E1d
- IN al other roucisry czFacities.
- Boxes for rent IN burglar and Ereryoc.
- vaults for safe deposir and s,orage of TalEabls
- p2cksgrs
- neal Estate Department Is prepared 10 sssuIni
- the management Of yOur real Cs-at1. Carcfu.
- attention given 20 al d. ais.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-30

Furnished By Z. r. Chapman * Co members
New YORK stock EAchsnse, G. Bowie Chipn2u
managlT. l50l T street northwest
The Washington herald., 1906-10-30

Evidence Of the prosperity OF the cop
p1 industry was afforded by the declara-
ton OF a dividend Of s. share for the
quarter on Calumet and Arizona Not
very long ago. when the mine was new
and copper prices low, the stock sold Tor
price no larger than the quarterly divi-
dend just declared.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-30
Pleased by Bank Statement.

There continued 20 be more or less taIS
iii Wall street to-day concerning last
weeks Unexpectedly favorable bank state
flsnt. and some fear was evinced that this
weeks bank return would not make so
encouraging q showing as did its prcde-
CessoT. because OF the probability that be
fore next saturday a large amount Of
stocks viii arrive here from Europe thay
viii have 10 be taken up and paid fo-
by those 10 whom they were sent.
II has once more been determined how
ever, that financial resources at this cen
Ter have a greater amount of elasticity
than superficial observers OF conditions
are prone 10 think; and people who are
predicting a very bad bank statement
at the end Of this week may very likely
he as greatly disappointed as similar
prophets were idst Saturday