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GOLDEN WORDS FROM \ WISE
JUDGE.

Justice Harlan o. the Supreme
court Of the united States could not
have celebrated the fiftieth anniver-
sary OF his marriage. nor any other
anniversary Of his life. more uobly
than by his sound and forceful dec
larauons In favor of maintaining in
violate the constitution and the
rights OF the states
In the ripe experience of twenty
nine years of service on that high
tribunal. Justice Harlan answers the
revolutionary talk Of President
Roosevelt and the yagaries OF Secre-
tary Root with the clear-cut declar-
alton that the federal government
has no powers except those delegat-
ed 10 it by express grant, or by nee
essary frnpiica,ion from express
grants.
This, as Judge Harlan truly says.
has been the uniform doctrine pro-
claimed by the supreme court in
numerous decisions, though Of late
,here have been indications of an in
cliuation TO oyerstep the strict limit
ations observed i'm former years.
Judge Harlan does not approye of
this tendency 81 think the federal
government" be- says. "has AN the
power e. need have for the purpus,
Of accomplishing the objects tol
which the government was establish
ca. and that any tendency 20 enlarge
its powers by loose construction 81
the words OF the constitution ough
Ia be- restricted
And iu am atmosphere chat ha
teen made murky by wild and reck
less talk OF Capitalization and abso
uuusm. Justice Harlan urters mi
clear note OF genuine Amercan.sm
- think that the preservation of th
states with nI. rh,lr Iu-t powers
essential Eco tH. preservation of uu
liberties
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government. .uI American u.rn
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The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Nov. 5.-SUGAB-London cahled that
there were BUYERS Of sugar beets at quotations with
November and December named at IS 51zd- Raw
sugar opened the week with prices nominaily TN
changed and duty-paid rates were quoted as fol
lows: Centrifugal So test. SO; mUscoyado, 50 test
Ss. and iroasses sugar, g test 3is- Refined dull,
but unchanged
BUTTER-R Receipts 37S pzekage4 Remained
firm the basis Of 25is for extra creamery.
BGGS-Reoeipts. 4 i2S eases. The market is firm.
Uith scant supply Of strictly fresh good and West
frsts quoted at 9 70 q. aD advance OF / cent.
NAVAL STORES-Stocks: Rosin, 1875 barrels;
spirits turpentne, I3II barrels; tar, sei barrels
Business in spirits turpentine was quiet With es5z
asked for machins-msde barrels. Rosin also
quiet at AS % 30 for common 10 good strained.
snd "a. remained nominal and not quoted.
MILL FEED-StrOOg. but inactive. Spring bran
in lo)pound sacks, to arrive, lake and rail- 22lB;
nliddlings, 2.l9 city bran 205e; Western red deg
$50
FLOUR-Strongly sustained Spring patents. 40
si5l; spring clears. 350A375; wiater stTaights go
s2.s0: winter clears 325a355: Kansas. In sacks
patents 375a3s5; stTaiglts. Ss5a3ss; clear 2S5as o.
RYE FLOUR-SteSdy; moderate: quiet 375as T.
CORN 4EAL-iight trade. kiln-dried. for ex-
PORT. 27aa275 coarse meal IN bags. lo9aLu.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Inactige, % TO 2N
HAY-Firm; more denand Receipts ISIS tons.
part export. Prime, l05al.le; No. !. Ice: No. ga
9ss No. 3. f5-
sTRAw-Aoderate trade Lo1s rye, es70.
BEEF-Fair business. Family I2G9aI200; packet.
FoaE-Lisht supply, Ness. sooalaq; family.
l90ri9.5t
-steads. City quoted at ss, in kos.-
L1RD-Unchanged. Prime Western. $50; city.
$50: refined ointment 1000; South American. l0.75.
refined Brazilian. kegs LIS; city stearine IelS
eieostearine Dominal' city, n's Chicago, uh.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
TELL OF ALCOHOL LAW.
DR.. Wiley Issues Pamphlets Cover
ing Uses Of Denatured Products.

Dr. H ". Wiley. chief Of the Bureau
Of Chemistry. connected with the Agri-
cultural Department has Just issued his
farmers bulletins" on Industrial aico-
hol: Sources and manufacture"
The report Is an exhaustive one. II
quotes the denatured alcohol law. and
defines the Industrial or denatnred
product. and tells Of the substance used
for denatuTing IL
The average man is astounded To learn
the many sources Of alcohol. which com
prise starch or sugar producing plants.
aTroWroOts, arIChcAes. bananas. barley
cassava, corn, potatoes. rice, rye, speit
beets, sweet potatoes, Indian cornstaIks.
wood pulp, sawdust, sorghum. and others
The difference and distinction between
denatured or industrial alcohol. and the
potable product. is clearly defined The
least technical definition OF alcohol which
may be given, according TO the report. is
that particular product which Is obtain
ed by the fermentation of a sugar. or p
starch converted into sugar. and which
from chemical point OF view, Is a com
pound Of the hypothetical substance
ethyl with water or with that part of
water remaining after The separation of
one Of the atoms Of hydrogen The three
elementary substances IN alcohol are car
bon, hydrogen. and oxygen.
The reports are further embellished
with numerous illustra tons, one showing
a moving machine propelled by an aIco-
hol motor, and another displaying the
adaptation Of an alcohol motor to a reap
er and binder
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
WILL DISCUSS CORN PRICES.
Packers VIII Meet In Chicago to
Talk over Situation.

A report was current In grocery circles
Saturday that a meeting OF the prinel-
pal corn packers OF the West is to be held
in Chicago before the end of the month 70
discuss the corn situation with the view
Of bringing about change from the ex-
isting conditions. 1t is held among West
ern packers that the present low price
of corn is not warranted by facts.
4 Chicago advice. credited 20 2. f.
Wiley. secretary OF the Western ackers'
Canned Goods Association. says 1T IL
evident the pack Of 1866 is much less than
It was In 1868. and that the present
stocks are no more than win be con-
sumed at fair prices. Taking into con-
slderation the probable advance IN price
OF tin plate and packers cans. solder and
boxes, the cost OF manufacture viii be
increased approximately II cents per
dozen.
''ViewiL; the situation from every
standpoint, it looks as though a sacrifice
OF present stocks of canned corn would
be most unwise. and il seems from con-
seTvative point Of view that IL would be
wise to refrain from quoting or offering
spot canned corn at any price during the
next ninety days. It would be advisa-
be also 20 wait until prices are definitely
made on Gamers material before Issuing
prices on 1871 goods"
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Contrary 10 all precedents on the eve
OF election. yesterdays session Of the
local Stock Exchange developed lively in
terest, and resulted in a good schedule
Of trading. Indeed, there was what
might be called a furry in Washington
Gas. The bidding started in at 81, and
block OF twenty-five promptly sold.
The bids then poured IN rapidly down tC
IS 81. then back 10 81. with every one
taken. Then a broker bid 81 IL, and
block OF twenty-five was promptly sold
at that figure. Lower bids followed
with no sales, and the stock was record
ed for the day at 55 - bid, offered al
IS SIS. In all 2o5 shares were disposed Of
Washington Railway and Electric As
came in for a good days trading. 1000
being sold. washington Railway and
Electric preferred also occupied the at
tention Of the brokers for some time,
the pr.ce being crowded up a quarter Of
q point from the early bids.
It was q good day for bonds, $1,000
worts> being taken before the buying was
exhausted.
day was raised by the president, who In
tinated that it might be well TO suspend
operations because the other exchanges
of the country would be closed. The
president was reminded that. inasmuch
rs there was no election in the District
the Stock Exchange should be- kept open,
and record the only stock operations m
the United States.
The Stock Exchange VIII celebrate its
tWenty-fifth anniversary tonight with a
buffet lunch at the headquarters, on F
street. Admission will be by card. A
motion was carried that ex-members of
the exchange be invited. Incidentally
the brokers viii receive election returns.
Charles G. Gates & Co. announce that
their office in the Munsey Building VIII
be open this afternoon and evening
for the purpose of receiving election re-
turns from New York. Chicago. and the
West Also for the purpose Of transact
Ing business in the London market prior
10 the opening Of the New York Stock
Market or Wednesday morning.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Nov. 5.-Nfcney on call ct the Stock
Exchange to-day opened AZ 81 per cent; highest,
IA, lowest, 8: closing, g. Most OF the DAYS loans
w-re at per cent Time mouey continued very
scarce. and rates were firmly held. Rates 81 to z
per cent fer ninety days to 6s for four to eight
mouths. Mercantile paper sold slowly. and while
a coed assortment was offered. buying was confined
largely 20 the small country Institutions Rates: Ca
81 Tor sixty N ninety days indorsed bills recsiy-
able, SIX months choice and six months single
naes; esaI per cent tcr others The sterling mar
Eet advanced sharply TO day. demand bills at one
tiIae selling % to . points above Saturday. az
Ls5.5. OdCTings Of cotton bills in the afternoon.
however. CAUSED reaction OF 10 points Rates for
actual business as follows: Sixty dsvs 4 $3.50
sis55; demand. Is5S0si s5S5; cables Sss5ai sesf
Comm TCial bills were ss0aG sl1. The gupply II
c3ft0n bills was large.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE

sales-ReFslar ezl. 2 O'clock. n
Washington Railroad and Electric. Is. Sl.eo at
ST. $3.50 al 81. SlOoo at s7's. $500 at G%-
Chesapeake ana Potomac Telephone S. Sloo st
lol% $500 at Hf-
Capital Traction % at ll5is. . at 49,
Washington Railroad and Electric preferred. 50 a.
ssa. 80 at $50. q at g. % AZ SS7s. 2 at S.
at g. az So. - az s.
Washington Gas. . st 81, p az SIS. . at 55a-
. a. 5sa., at .. I at g. 2 a. SiE. . 81
55H . at 56ss-
Merseathaler 10 Of 5E
Mitchell Mining l0o at 6.
Columbia Fire Insurance. 100 at 10. s. al 20.
GfapL0Dh0re rre.erTed. % at 81
Af;sr eaIl-Greene Copper. 70 al S'4 Washing
ton Gas g ~ 5A-
The following are the closing bid quotations on
yesterdays local eLchanEs:
B1nds-I'hilipnine Land Purchase 6, E9 Dis
trict q Columbia 3s5s. ll5
Gas bouds-Wss1ingtcn Gas Company IS. loJ.
Washington Gas Company certificates Of indebted
ness es Ill
RAILROAD bonds-capitaI Traction Railroad g.
loss Anacostis and Potomac s.. lal City and
SuhjiIban Railroad -. le2. Columbia Railroad -
mortFszc - I0Fz. C0lrmba Railroad 6s. le23s-
Metropolitan Railroad s.. II37s- Metropolitan Rail
road certificate Cf Indebtedness g.. 10 Washing
Railway and Electric 6. SIS.
Miscellaneous b0nds-Uaitod States Electric Light
dfheliture Improvement 6s 10 United States
k-eCtf1c Light Certificate o- Indebtedness ts, 10
Potomac Electric Light first 8 l8j Norfolk AID
Washington Steamboat s. Is Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephons IS. l08i5- Washington Market
Company first 6s. le5
Public utility stocks-Capitsl Traction. ls5's
Washington Railway and Electric c0-umon ..
Washington Railway and Electric psC.Urld SSS.
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat 81 Washing
tOn Gas. ~s4.
TYP, machine -NerseuthalcT Liz type. 203
LansJon Mon0ype. ia
Mining stocks-Gresne CoFDss ~ Mitchell
Mining Company, -.
National bank stocks-Americau. I75. Capital
I75. central Sc. National ity. l1. Colrzabia
~ Commercial. l9 Farmers aud Mechanics
yl3 Lincoln ~. sie,r0poiiian. -. Rigs e4
Second. l4j. Traders n Washington. 55a
Trust coEpauv stoeks-Anlefican Security and
Trust %. National safe DEPOSIT and Trust Isl
UGion Trust Company, 10. Washington Loan and
TTllst. 2ie
savings bank stocks-Home Savings Bank. q
l mon savings Bank. 20 Washington Savings
Bank IA
Fire insurance stocks-Ar!inEton g. Columbia
10. COTcoran. e Firemen's. 25Ts Franklin S.
German American. 30. Metropolitan. G. National
Unicn. ~. Peoples. 8 HiEgs
Ti.le insurance sgocks-Coiumbia Title. l. Real
Estate Title S.
Miscellaneous sfoc1s-Southern Service Coipora-
ton. JIG. Graphophone common. 43. Granhnphons
preferred s2. Security Storage Corpiuy. slA
Washington Market. =. Fidelity Storage COMPANY.
10.
sFv-sfriFrrF
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
PRUNE CROP NOT so LARGE.
Oregon Product Makes Up i'm Quality
What II Lacks In Quantity.

The Oregon prune crop Of 1865, though
not more than half as large as was ex-
pected UP to picking time, viii add its
contribution to the commercial wealth
OF the State and aid In maintaining and
promoting the reputation Of Oregon as
a fTuit-producing region. The prunes
-aTe going upon ready market The
New York trade is anxiously awaiting de-
Hyeries Of Oregon prunes. for the market
IS bare and the fruit is needed for early
deliveries. Last years crop has been
cleaned up and this years crop was prac-
ically all sold before picking began
Prunes have been factor in the hor-
ticultural output Of the United states
but q Few years, relatively spea king.
Prior to 1886 the pTunes consumed in this
country came almost entirely from France
and the Dominion provinces. The con-
sumption was small and the fruit was
considered a delicacy. Now more than
10, 600 pounds Of dried prunes are
eaten yearly IN the United States. and.
needless 10 say. the product is no longer
considered Il luxury
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. Nov. 5-CATTLE-Receirss. 500 head
good and choice steers firm; others steady: good
balls firm; bologna do. abo1t steady; COWS un-
changed Steers. 4.o5s5I5i bulls. s5asL03; cows. II
s3o
CALFES-Recsipts, 800 head. market slow and 10
70 3 cents lover; veals. 50aas.G9; grassers. Us
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receiuts 1860 head.
sleep sloW; lambs . % 80 cents lover: sheep 00s
S. lambs. 6011Lgl; choice. Is. Canada iar1ps
Lc0
HOGS-Reccipts. B,7oo bead: market easier; state
hogs. 6slaG-0. pigs. SIS
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06

Fish did net throw the gloves away. that
settled IT, In olden days when the 10y
atty Of some one IN the feudal castle was
SUSPECTED a splash in the moat ended the
danger of an alliance with the enemy.
That was war; the Illinois Central affair
is not
Decreases in the net earnings Of some
of the lines In the saee OF continuous
growth Of business are regarded as evi-
dence that these roads have done. in an
un0stentatious manner something like
what is not receiving consideration in
other parts OF the country in raising the
wages CT at least certain classes Of labor
in their employment
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
New Orleans.

alveston- Receipts $500 bales; miUdlings. 10 lis.
New Orlcans-Reccipts. I9sS5 bales; stock, u. S5l
middlngs. De: sales, $500.
SaEannab-Receipts i5 20 bales stock, I4o7f7; mid.
dlings eX sales La
Norf0lR-Receipts. 36l9 balesi stock ss,ss5; md
Glings 10 Iii; stock. So.
New YOTk-MiddiiDgs. 1870.
1emphis-Receipts ll.7l5 bales; shipments s.SE
stock. s. 80; middilgs. i95s; sales. 2,Sa9.
Augusta Receipts SIS bales shipments l.sl9;
stock, llsl; middhngs. 70 i-l6; sales, i.2A
Houston Receipts Z.o.g bales; shipments, 2,
stock, 652fo; middlings. l0is; sales. l,s5&
St., Louis-Receipts. 2lE bales; shipments LIZA
stock se9 Iniddlings B.s; ssles. 81
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

Market quiet; prices not materially changed
CATTLE-ExtTa. $50 per cwt butchers. 4e9 ne.
cwt: ordinary. 20
SO
SHEEP-ClpDed. 400; medium. 80 to a7z
LAMBS-PeT pound. spring. choice. to ~
medium to :.
CALVEs-Per pound, prime, to ~ medium.
81; grass. to 81
COws-Each. prime. 4see to so6s: common. n n
to 800; old and dry. SEQ to leoo
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
Texas Rice Viii. NAV Genuine

Rice conditions continue buIlish In the
South. and there Is q likelihood that the
mills Of Texas may combine. at least for
the season, according TO a letter from
Bay City, Tex.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06

NtN 1oTk, N0T- 5--WHbAI-tluiet but steady.
No Northern Duluth. to arrive. lake and rail
sc over December. f. O. b.; No. ] Northern
Manitoba, S5lz, late November: No Northern
Manitoba. "a late November: No red. (. @. b.
&c over December; No. hard sc over December.
{ O. h; 80. / macaroni. sois. f. O. b.; No
nlacaroni, ssss. Exporters took nine loads
CORN-Weaker fair business No elevator 5sl.
No 2 55A + 0. b.: No. yellow. ia (. O. b . No
2 carly November 55N, T. @. h. No. : early D.
cember. g; late December, 81. & O. b.. No. .
white. 55sl E. O. b. Exporters took q loads.
OATS-Stronger. light oferinss Elevator prices:
No. ; mixed 3sik T. o. b.
The prices for futures follow
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
COTTON IIARKET.

New York Nov. 5-The cotton market made an
Nher decline to-day in spite Of the fact that the
action q Liverpool warranted stronger and higher
opening. Liverpool seems to consider prices low
CROUCH, but sentiment here is very besrish. The
action Of the maTket vas disappointing. and. in
stead OF opening 10 points higher. due cables
first pVces were about unchanged. and the last then
sagged about 10 points. There some short sell
ing. but most Of the pressure seemed to coms from
hedge sales and long liquidation. Receipts are stil
large, but show some signs Of falling of. Southern
spot market quiet and Unchanged to y lower. PoTt
receipts 800 bales, against 81 900 last year. Ex-
ports reported earIy, 2le00
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
Nncnnf Rnnnnr

are quickly rented to desira bic tenants
BY advertising them In The Herald. Only
/ cent q word for advertisements under
the head OF rooms for rent. Phone Main
zoo
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06

Fiscal agents for the United States
Government.
Depository for funds of Philippians
Government
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06

Baltimore. Md. Nov. 5.-WHEAr-stock in eleys-
tors. 5lsl bushels The receipts Of Southern
wheat to-day werc lighter than on SATURDAY. but
fair for the Demand good for prime ruer-
ehantabe wheauz Feeding steady sales Ct
cargoes on grade 10 60 to elevators at 7Ts for
special bin No. ned. 75 Tor stock No red
'tia ior special bin steamer 1'S. 2 red s9ls for
stock steamer No. red. &c for specisl hin re-
jected 6ils for stock rejected. AMI s. for -
jected to 90 through the drier. Contract oDsns6
quiet: December. 75h- The marke. for western
closed easy; spot. October. 1s5a; December. 7sN.
CORN-StOck in elevators "a bushels There
we're really no receipts OF Southern corn to-dsy
the small parcel noted above as reoepts having
come to hand on Saturday and sod at tGs fDr
ne" corn Market on old corn quiet and largely
nominal on basis Of about IS A bushel for nrine
lots OF white and yellow ahcat. Track yellow
corn lold) Is worth 55s55Lz b1shel for carIotq
prime on spot Contract opened easier. vear
as. The market for Western closed steady: OF
asik. $780,
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
Washington
Loan & Trust Co.
OFFICE COR. 9Th AND & SIS.
PAID-UP CAPITAL. SI.Voga1.
SURPLUS. S500O COO ,EARNED}. =

II Any amount mz4e on approved rsAi
estate Cr cJilzter9i a. reasonable rates.
- interest paid upon ltpoggs CD monthly bSl.
1ucsa ziblgCt 10 cneck.
Ins company acts as executor. aduinistrd.
- tor. trustee. agent, treasurer. registrar. and
ali other uuucIdTy CAPACITIES.
. Boxes for rcut n burglar and hrepTo0f
- vaults for safe deposit and st5rzge q yzlusbls
psckagcs-
- kszi Estate Department Is prepared 20 sssuHs
- the manaseugut az yOur real estate. CsrVfui
attention given 70 all d zilz
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
Herald Want Ads

viii be received at S. Kann. Sons & Co.'S
Information BureaW ana promptly for
warded to the main Office,
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
BOSTON STOCKS.

Furnished by E. r. Chapman * Co. members
New York stock Exchange, G. Bowie Chipman,
manager. 1901 street northwest
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
New York.

iQuotatious furnished By Dick Bros. 4 Co. mem
beTs Of the New Yo~k ald New Orleans Cotton
exchanges lll2 street northwest. Phones main
sz8a
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
.ErdiFfcnd.
GRAIN MARKETS.

1cestions furnished by Charles g. Gates & Co.
noers Chicago Board Of Trade Munsey Building.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
FINANCIAL.
EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING
ASSOCIATION
E1I ISSUE
UkU OF STOCK
OPEN FoR sUBsC CRIFTIoN
AND FIRST PAYMESL
SHARES. SO PER MONTH.

Subscriptions for the Sd issre q stock sud
first payment thereon win b. received daily fFoGl
= N. 70 40 p n. st the Ofics q the Asso
cistion. -Four per cent interest per annum is
allowed On shares. Upon maturity Of stock fuii
earnings paid.
The EQUITABLE has strictly carried out IN
the past tgenty-seTen YEAR. since its organirs-
ton, with conservative business methodE ia -
.ect and plan purely cooperative saving snd
losning Association 1t has STEADILY iucreassd r.
the number Of Shareholders sad IN the volume Of
business and assets. and mas secured the IsrEsst
degree q rgacticzl help and success 70 BOT
those Who ave On stock and % thOss who bcT-
soTed 70 pay for property.
Further information VIII b cheerf7Ily hsE-
nished upon APPLICATION At the ofsce.
EQUITABLE BUILDING. p@ ST. \. ".
John JOY Eds0n President
Ellis Spear. Nice Presiasut
Geo. W. CasileSF n sics President
Frank r. Reside. Secretsry.
John JoJ Edson, T., Asst sszetsry,
DIRECTORS;
Fred'k 3. Pyle. JEo. A. Hanilton.
Geo. W. Fisher, A II Lothroo-
JOB Barnard, Geo. h HarTisA,
z. =. Turpin, 7 y. CoyiIls.
Jno. 3. Larner.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished b. Charles e. GATES & Co,
members New York Stock Exchange Nunssy Build
!ng
Closing
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
CURB MARKET.

Furnished by r. T. Chapman K Co. members
New York stock Exchange. 1901 street northwest.
A-ar E4s-t. RI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-16
Trouble Enough.

I saw the doctor stop at your house
this morning" said Rubring; ANY
trouble?'
Yes" replied Hardpan, Il had
great deal OF trouble"
What was the matter?"
He wouldn't go away until gave
him = on account OF his last years
bIl.-The Catholic Standard and Times.