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SCHWER|N To DROP
:. CAPTAIN PORTER.

Captain W. P. Porter, who was mas
ter of the steamship Mongolia when
II went on the rocks at Midway, is to
lose his place with the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company at once, if the col
loquy indulged i'll between himself and
General Manager r. P. Schwerin is any
criterion Of future happenings. The
captain and Schwerin We're at the in
vestigation before the Government In
spectors of Hulls and Boilers, who are
probing the wreck of the Mongolia
After luncheon yesterday Porter said
to Schwerin: Il would like to tender
my resignation; will you accept it7''
You will be dismissed, captain re-
piled Schwerin; there is no question
about that"
Il tender my resignation now re-
poated Porter. but Schwerin clirtiy re-
fused 10 consider il.
LITTLE HARMONY ON VESSEL.
That situation followed a morning OF
asperity. There has been little, if any.
harmony on the Mongolia since it left
the Hawaiian rocks, and according to
Eohwerin has had something to do
with the acrimonious feelings aboard
ship. Porter had little use for his fel-
low officers.
Captain Porter said that for some
reason: which he. could not explain.
A1ic OhkSCAo iid0 tQEHcQ- against nll
after they had had a talk with
Schwerin in his Office.
When the officers came aboard ship
added the captain, after being In
Schwerin's office they told me that
Schwerin said that I would not carry
them for ballast. 1 did not make any
such remark, but 1 -telegraphed to you
that you had the poorest lot of officers
of any steamship line in the world.
told you that 1 would take CahiH or
Smith, but that the rest were inexperi-
enced-"
"0NE MUST BE LYING
Did I say those words to YOUR in
quired Schwerin of Second Mate Ca
hill.
You said" replied CahiIi. getting
very red in the face, that the captain
wouldn't carry me for ballast
II told YOU" continued Captain Por-
ter, that when went to sea again
would pick out my officers myself
At another stage of the proceedings
Schwerin remarked that Captain Por-
ter and Second Mate CahilI had con-
tradicted each other, and that there
fore one of them must be lying.
Captain Porter became very much
agitated over the remark and said
with much feeling as he advanced a
step or two toward Schwerin, Excuse
me, but / won't allow you to say that
OF me; I'm not lying. and l won't take
schwerin explained that he had not
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-21

known had erased the pe1cil words.
and he could not testify whether or
not the captain had described the
course correctly.
1t came out also that a man named
j. Klitgaard. who was a passenger on
the vessel, was. about to make a claim
against the steamship company for
S35.000 for getting the vessel on tns
reef after she had grounded.
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HEp MEMS FESTIVAL.

The Independent Order of Red Men.
the German organization. VIII hold It's
frst annual fall festival at Shell Mound
Park today. The committee in charge
has arranged a programme of games
for old and young. There viii be a
bowling contest and dancing.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-21

ing the courses and distances as given
by the captain, he must have been on
soundings tand he ought to have taken
them He explained to the inspectors
that Captain Porter had made a mis-
calculation as to his distance from the
reef. and that that was the cause Of
the accident. He said further that as
soon as forty fathoms had been re-
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-21

stopped and the hand lead used to
verify the soundings.
First Mate A. Martin admitted that
his book was made out three DAYS
after the grounding No bearings were
given in It.
Second Mate .Cahill said that he
marked portion Of the course on the
small chart, but that some person un-
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| s..lHROUND the BRIDGE
n 8 "a TABLE 60
Conducted for The Call by r. F. Foster

THE CALL presents today the seventeenth of of
instructive articles bridge whist, conducted for this
by R. F. Foster, the author of Fosters Complete
Bridge and the bestnown authority the subject this
country These articles will be of inestmable value bridge
players.
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The San Francisco call., 1906-10-21

BOOST SAN FRANCISCO BY using New San
Francisco bond on your stationery. The Hicks
Judd Company. 80 Valencia street.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-21

Here is the play of the hand. A
leading for the first trick. The under
lined card wins the trick and the card
under it is the next one led:
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cAHILL WARNED PORTER.

accused the skipper of falsehood. but
that one or the other had not told the
truth.
CAHfLL WARNED PORTER.
Cahill insisted that he had warned
Captain Porter that there was reef
little ways ahead. but that the captain
didn't believe him.
After Captain Porter had traced his
course on the chart for the benefit of
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WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE

salcs-ResulaT cali z O'Clock Il.
Capital Traction. at IA. % a. liJs.
Washington Railvsy and Electric preferred. -
az ss7s. % al 9. 80 at g. % At e.
Washington Gas. . a. 5sit. . az 80.
9lcggeuthaler. 70 at 0iis 70 ct eDfl . a. soi5s.
Lsnsios, loe az a. lO1 o. Il. 10 al Ii. 80 at Il
Lincoln National Bank. % a. I1.
Union THlst Rights. % e. s. 70 ot :. = AZ 81
After csn-cresns Copper, 100 at ss9s. 100 at -.
WssbiBgtoH Raasay and Electric is. 20oa at s-7s
Washington Railway and Electric Common. 50 at
3Es
The following ve1e the closing bid quotations on
yest erday's stock exchange.
Bonds-Pbilippipe Land Purchase &, lo2 Dis-
trict of Columbia 365s Il5.
Gas bonds Washington Gas Company e. l05is.
Washington Gas Company certificate q indebted
nsss G.. sl0s. Bristol Gas and Electric IS 80
Railroad bonds-C4pitzl Traction Railroad Is
1862 Anacosta aud Potomac =. i0l- City and
Suburban RaiiIoad s.. l6Z Columbia Railroad sec
ond mortgage 5s l0is Colrnbis I}a-oad e. lle
Metropolitan Railroad g. iI3. Metropolitan Rsil-
road certificates " Indebtedness g. b, 100. Wash
inzion Railway and EIectTic 4. T2s.
Miscellaneous h,u3s-United states Electric Light
deteuturc improvement g. lo3. Cnited Staues Elec-
triC Li~ht certificates q in1ebe9nes7 g. 10. Poto
MAJ Electric Idgbt first =. los. Norfolk and Wash
ins-on Steamboat s. lo5ai Chesapeake and Poto-
H-sc S. loiiz. Washington Market Company Hrst Is,
le
Public utility stocks-Capital Traction. l4s7s-
Washington Railway and Electric common. 3sis
Washington Railway and Ele1ric preferred 81.
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat. - Washing
ton Gas SIS. Georgetown Gas, s. Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone. 35iz.
Type machine -Msrgenthzler Linotype 14ts.
Lsnsiou Monotype. IL
Mining stoeks-Grecne Copper. 81 Mitchell
Mining Company. ~
National baus stocks-Americau. I5e Capital rs.
Gen raj a8S National City. I59 Columbia 60.
Comm rcisl rs Farmers and MlcIanics SIS.
Lincoln *. Metropolitan, 3l5. Riggs, 6sa, Second,
lG Trsders' 80 Washington 80
TTust company st0csz-AmeFiCan Security and
Trust g. SatioaaI safe DEPOSIT and Trust 1ss
Union Trust Compauy. u40 Washington Loan
and Trust. Is Union Trust RiEhts. z.
Savings bank stocks-Hone Savings BsDs. 70
/ Union savings Bank go.
Fine insurance stocks-C Columbia 20 Commercial
+ 2 CCrgCrSn. q Franklin. So. tIeIUan-Am
( DC Metropolitan. s.. National Onion. -. Peo
pies. 3 Potomac. 2. Rigs.
I Title insurance stocks-C0lumhia Title. (. Rea
Estate Title $.
/ Miscellaneous stocks-SoGthe-u Public Ser1io
I Ccrporatio1. JIG. GraphoUhoue p7eferr,3. - s.
I ourity Storage Company. 80 Washington Market
F %, Fidelity Storage Company, uo.
/ sFx-5irIierF fFy-ri-bfs
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YORK NoT. I1-STGAR-Thc domestic re-
fucd sugar market to-day was stesdv but tIn-
charged. with al rsfne-s doing business the
basis oi 40 net. less peT cent fCT cash. except
Federal sugar Refining Company, which was quot
ns fine grauulated e l.0 net less I DeF cent for
cash
The local raw sugar market to-day vas steady.
with centrifugal Quoted At 5.s1s; MuscoEad0 a.
5.555. ard moiasses sugar 40 3.!E-.
The London beet s1gar market to-day WIS steady
with November aud December Ad higher al ss l9'El
for both.
EUTrER-Rsceipts. IIgj packages. Butter vas
firm. With extra creamery quoted at g5il 70 2.
EGGS-Rece!gts. s Is, packages Market GrmeT,
VIth Western irsrs quoted at SIC.
NAVAL STORES-spiE.ts RI turpeutiue steady al
esassa-
RnsIN-Fim: COMMON % good. 4.25
MILL FEED-Str0uz. but inactive. Spring bran
IN I00-Ib. sacks o. arrive. lake and rail. =
MiddLnes. z2.2j; city bran. 9.se; Western red dos
IN
FLOUR-Iaaeti,e. Spring patents 4lgai. =
sTriuS eears. 3.49a3.5; winter ssraights. 5-Jna56o
winter clears. 32z1JI: Kansas. iu sacks. patents
s.15aJ.sI: strtiVhts S.5jst.6J, clear e.sia3.@i.
RYE FLOUR-The demand is fair. S.60ai.S
CORN AIEAIs-lEsctiye trade Kiln cried Tor q
pert. 2.7oa3-7i: coarse meal in bag. lo9allL.
BCCBWHEAT FLOUK-ouiet a. s.9oa2.2@.
Weather too mGd.
HAY-Firm: fair inquiry. Receipts. 75 tons. par.
export. Prime. i.oal.Iai No. !. Zoe; No. 2. Ga
g: No. 2 s3ss5
STRAW-Trsde Is quiet Long rye sla5,is.
BEEF-Fair Business. Family. l2-ooal5.00; packet
70 .00all.oo
PORK-Quiet Mess. ls.oolE-75; family. 1s.0.
Is1
I TALLOW-Frm. City q1ote3 az sisses; IL
hogshea6s. Lard weaker. Prime Western. 9.s); city
e5a refined continent 49, South American 10
refined Brazilian. Etgs. B.5j. city stearlDe. lo5C
sIeostesrine nominal. city. ll'sc; Chicago. &c
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YOU good when we could afford 70 be gen
erous. You shared our prosperity, BOW
we must ask you 10 share our changed
fortunes The cost OF living has been
lowered and we think you can get along
very welt minus tho last increase we naoe
in your wages. Think 1t over and nave
your answer ready by Wednesday.
On the appointed day the foreman OF
the shops was called Up and asked what
the men were likely to do. When the
whistle blows at noon to-day" he re-
ported. they viii all march out, we shaii
not have even a boy at work this after
noon"
f-Ther." said Mr.. Underwood, the
whistle must not blow. Discharge every
one OF them and shut down the works.
II was q lockout instead Of Il strike and
as the road had cars To spare the shops
remained closed for weeks-then the men
began 10 return Individually. II was about
three wears before all were taken back
and strike talk has not been popular
there since. Think Il over. the same
advice in exactly the same words to the
! Erie firemen a couple of days ago as 90
/ the 500 line shops employees thirteen years
ago. The repetition may BE- ominous.
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Nosen.ler: Hanbufg Is Ic'sd. NoyrmbeF; 3 81. De
ceinher-January. HsWe, none offered; Rotterdam.
q. November: Bremen, Ueg lo3 ibs. . piss Deem
beT.
BUTTER-Ainlfet steady. Creamery, fancy. per H.,
e7ag7ss; do. choice 3iaZ5; do, good, 2Za25; Do.
imitation mai: do. prints. 4a-s; Co, blocAs-
zssgs lade I7a2e: uesrhy rolls Han; store IacEed
Ohio IL: DO West Virginia, y Maryland, Viz
sinia and Pennsylvania dairy prints. hais; reno
rated, 2la23
EGC;s-Market steady. MaBiand. PeuusylFania.
and nearby hrsts loss Of. per dozen. q: Western,
arsts loss or e; West Virginia sFsts, loss OF.
southern fiTsfs boss o. gCa--; guinea 6ggz. Eali
LIVE pOTLTRY-G General market steady. Chick
ens-old hens heavy. Ter pound. losu; do, small
Tia12 old roossers each. 2z0 Young. od 10 choice.
Ilsi2 Dacks-Pudde. large. peT pOund, lDalli Co.
small ieall; do, nuscovy and monzTei. 10; DO.
drake each. gai0; do vhite Pekins per pound
Ilsi2 Geesc-AiaIyland and Virginia, per pound
IlaI2 Turkeys Young, per round llals- Pigeons -
Young per pair I5s20; do. old. per pair, ~ 'iunes
fowl. each. 90z25 Ola turkesz, i'al5. Old guinea
( fowl. each. 55aD.
potatoes - Market steady. Maryland and
Pennsylvania prime, per buN, 5iaf9 do. medium
por bus 5oa55: New l0lk IEims, peI bts' 99asS
/ do seconds 45aso: uatire pr bus box, Sa5o
Sweets. Eastern 5hclv, Virginia, per r'a. 5eas9
do native. 0ea7J; yamss, Maryland and Nlrslni-
59af0
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

CAPITAL Traction and Washington Rail-
way preferred attracted a good share OF
attention on the Washington Stock Ex-
change yesterday.
4 new Werick appeared In the field for
CAPITAL Traction. and bid for the stock IS
above the closing price OF Saturday. He
obtained a block of the stock at that
figure 4 fractional lot was sold at ~.
ana though there was more bidding
around 14f no more Of the stock was
called cut
washington Railway and Electric pre-
ferred sold at 50 and a fraction. lower.
This stock will sell on the floor 'ex-divi-
dend" after Thursday, equivalent 70 a re-
ductlon Of ESQ q share.
Gas stock brought out some lively bid
ding. but the sales were limited to forty
five shares at 5s, and = lower.
When Merganthaier was reached the
brokers bid for stock and options at 9oi.
but none Of the stock was to be had at
less than a half point above that figure
There was d good deal Of spaTring. but The
best that could be done was four tcT-shafe
lots.
IAuston was also much sought after Al
low quotations. but il was found impossi-
ble to find sellers below Il, and go shares
went Ut that price.
Outside Of one sale Of Lincoln Bank. to
fill an order. and slump down to on
Union Trust rights. bank stocks and
+ bonds were entirely neglected
The project among n number Of real es-
tate firms 20 form new trust company
provide loans 70 those principally ia land
F trades is being revived. and those In posi-
ton 10 know the facts say the plan is
likely 10 be worked out. It IS said that q
serious effort is being made 20 get sub
/ scriptions OF stock amounting 20 si.0G9 eco
Albion X. Paris. VINO was absent from
I the exchange for the greater part Of iasi
week Was on the floor yesterday. Mr
I Paris has been visiting friends in Men
York State. and spent last Saturday il
7 New York City.
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MANILA BONDS OFFERED.
Bids Are Invited for that City's
S2.OOO,O 900 Issue.

y
s2.OOO.OOO Issue.
Tho R1u7au Of Iusular Affairs Of the
War Department has invited bids for a
< ooo. .O0-bond issue of the city OF Ma
Mia. Bids are to b. opened in that bu-
reau in The presence Of bidders at ?
o'clock December 19 The bonds will be
dated January :, 1897, and viii bear in
terest at the rate Of / per cent per an
mum. payable quarterly. They VIII be
registered and transferable at the office
Of the Register of the Treasury. and viii
be redeemable at the pleasure Of the Phil
ippine government in not less than ten
nor more than thirty years BY act Of
Congress these bonds are exempted from
taxation.
The issue Is to provide funds for the
purpose Of continuing the work OF con-
structing an adequate water supply and
sewerage system for the city OF Manila,
for which contracts have been let. and
which is now well under way Response
bic subscribers offering the highest pre-
MUM will be those accepted up 20 .ne
fun amount Of the issue. although the
light to reject any and all bids is re-
served, and each bid must be accompanied
by certified check Of ? per cent Of the
actual amount of the bid, and the envel-
ope containing the bid must be addressed
10 the Bureau Of Insular Affairs.
These bonds will be accepted by the
Treasury Department as security for de
posits Of the public money Of the United
States in national banks. whenever fur
ther deposits may be made. and may be
substituted for United States bonds now
held as security for deposits on condition
that the United States bonds, thus re-
leased, be used as security for additional
circulation. when in the judgment Of the
Secretary OF the Treasury il is desirable
10 stimulate an increase in national bank
circulation The legality Of the issue he's
been passed upon by the Attorney Gen
eTal Of the United States.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New YORK. Nov. l2-Money on call opened at q
Te- cent: highest. % lowest. q closing. J. Most
= The days loans were al Is ugr cent Time money
90 the opening Of tts week vas rather closely held.
some business was done. hCEeTcr. Rates: pcl
cent flT 60 20 90 GAYS: Gsa7 per cent for i've and
SIX months. Mercantile paper was Inactive IN vie1
q the local money market conditions moderate
.aouut II desirable paper was 10 The market Rates
--gre moe OF less nominal, and wU7e quoted at Ga
sis per ceat for 60 20 &C days. indorssd bills re-
ceivabls; 6a61i per cent f0F choice f0rr7 10 si1
months single nsraes; 6isa7 per cent for others
The sterling market weakened to-day IS a result q
tbe hiab Money rates closing l5 20 @ points below
satlrgiay Rates for aCiua business wege As follows
sl1,y days t5egssi ssa; demand as5'1ais575; cable
Lss7ss sSs3.
Coume7rial bills WcIc Lis'is35I&. Tie suFrly o.
cs,.ton bills Eas COED
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PLAN BIG TRACTION LINE.
System viii Extend from Hampton
Roads to RHppahannOck.
Special to The Washington Herald.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Newport News, Va. Nov. Zone Of The
most important traction enterprises that
have been undertaken in Virginia appears
to be On the verge OF successful consum-
nation. and will result, when the plans
Of the promoters. have been perfected. In
an electric railway system that will con
meet Newport News. Hampton. Phoebus.
Old Point Yorktown, Gloucester Point.
and Urbanna, over on the Rappahannock
River. incidentally. the road win have
branch running from Yorktown 10 VIII
hamsburg and jamestown On the James
River. Thus there VIII be rapid transit
service from Hampton Roads and the
James River across country to the busy
section Of the Rappahannock River.
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head: active and % loc higher TAT bulls firm: Bo-
l0zra do steady.
CALYE Es-Reoeipts SO head: Hra ard steady
S-assc-s and Western dan Eeals, 45as26C: Erasser
3: Western. 400
SHEEP and LAAiBS-Receip-y. 1900 head
sheep slow; lalRbs 0penel STEADY; closed easier
Sheep Quet SO. few cuoice and wethers 5.5aas -
Culls. 1Os5 50: lambs. 6Ola7 % choioa, 7.55a7 70
eulls. 500: Canadian lambs 80.
HOGS-Reretpts, Il. so head market firm; Stat,
and rCn1SylTanIa hogs. e.iUaSS5.
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silver Il Too High.

The Secretary OF the Treasury yestor-
day discontinued the purchase CT silver
bnllion. The price asked was = cents an
ounce. The purchase of bullion viii not
be resumed until there is decided fail
"a the price. the Secretary announces
The Treasury Departments purchase oi
silver bullion began August 5. and the
price paid has ranged all the way from
IS Is 30 zl,e3 cents an ounce.
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Saturdays
'Askod IBID
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET

Market very dull
CATTIE-Extrs. 475 % 800 Per cTt-; 57tchers.
4G0. ordinary. 20 70 SOC
sHEEP-CHppci. Ao9; mediuo, $50 60 S.'Si CON
mon. 20 20 3c
LANBs-Per pound. sTrinE. choice, to 70 ne
dium. % :.
CNyBs-Per pognd- prime, 70 y; Medium.
elz; grass, 20 a.
COwS-Each. prime. 800 70 500; ecu,naon, y %
% 70 %: Old and dr.. SOC 90 i1@-
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COTTON ITARKET,

NeT Yors. Nov. i2-Tht cotton ua,se; sAosed
much better tone to-day and failed 10 reach new
low levels Liverpool came about a. due. out slf-
g,l,, rr,c,-i a tetal of l0oo0 bales and sDinneTs
showed more dsrcstics. - huy. L 5 felt that the
big clop estiuateg recently given on. o7c tAef orr
an more % the decline n price than 70 sny eason
able u.id,nce Il a bumper yield The South Is not
selling spot cotton on the oecline, aithoosh the
S,tlr,7t rrecrlatiye clement il very bearish The
movement while large. IS deceptive For instance,
interior receipts Tor the week are estimated n 10
&C. TO lJ0O0 bales although sane wecs q the small
crop years three years ago they we're Eso0 Soutn-
ern $40. mari cts arc generally quiet and unchanFed
Fort receipts abolt .0DQ0 bales compared with 30
Q9i last year.
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GRAIN MARKETS,
Chicago.
New York.

Nes YORK. Nov L-WHEAT-Weak and quiet
40 Northern Duluth. % arrive Cake and raill, &C.
over MAY. I o. b.. No ! Northern Manitoba.
So late November. No ? Northern Manitoba. 8,
latc November; 40. red. E. O. b, kc under De
cenber; No red hard, l1sc over December; No. ]
uaca-oui 80 2 O. b. NJ. maCaru1-. =. EZ-
pCrtcrs tOCk three loads.
CCRN-IrreEIlar. inactive. No. elevator, 8
No . 54is T. o. b. No. yellow. 81 {. O. D. ; No
2 late November. q I. o. b.: No .. oscly Decsnber-
81. late December. 5lz T. O. b. No Whiie.
5,l4 & O. b. Exporters took seven loads.
OATS-Weaker snd quiet Elevator prices No.
zshita e.: Ne 5 ulIte. III Nc. > mixed. s.
The prices for futures follow;
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Az Yonr Rnnnns Yncnn1t

Insert a small ad in The Herald under
Rooms For Rent end you'll gu ckIy secure
good tenants. The charge IS only one
cent a word
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
sales. .orxn fIish.Bor.Nv.io. WE

Quotations furnished by Charles C. Gates 3 Co,
members New Yosz SOCK EXchsnge. Nunsey bdiia
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New York.

lQaotati5us furnished by DIX Bros s. Co., Inera-
ters g the Ncg N0rk and NCW Orleans Cotton
exchanges Iil2 II street northwest. Phones main
S D. b4siJ
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
BOSTON STOCKS.

Furnished BY Z. r. Chapman * Co.. members
New York stock ExclGnCe. q. B0gie Caiuman.
manager. L51l + sl-erL northwest
The Washington herald., 1906-11-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

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