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, 1907-12-30
WILL BRING SON HOME
AFTER AN oPERATlo

F. D. Spafford. who went to Chey,
enne Saturday night with his son. Frank
Spahord, jr., telephoned his wife this
morning that the boy underwent two
operations yesterday afternoon, by Dr.
Strader, for the removal Of adenoida
from either side Of the nose. The opef.
atoms were successful and young Spaf
ford, 1t was believed when his fathaz
telephoned, will be able to return o.
the late train this afternoon.
, 1907-12-30
Live Stock at Kansas CITY.

Kansas City, Mo, Dec .30.-Cattle-
Receipts, 5000 head. Market strong.
Southern steers, $3.5O@4.3O; southern
COWS, $2.00Q3.20; stockers and feed
ers, S2.80@4.20; bulls. $2.5O@3.75;
western steers, $3.6O@4.5O; western
cows, $2.50@3.60.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000 head. Market
steady. Muttons, $3.SO@4.6O; lambs,
$5.50@6.40; range wethers, $500
500; fed ewes, $3.0O@4.1O.
, 1907-12-30
Pettibone vIolentJv Iu..

Boise. Idaho. Dec. 30.-The illness
Of George A. Pettibone today coused an
adjournment of his trial until tomor-
row. Last night Pettibone became vio-
lently Ill and for a time his condition
was critical. but today an improve
ment set in. 1t is thought his malady
is incurable and 1t is regarded as a
question whether the trial will ever
be concluded.
, 1907-12-30
PREPARING To REMOVE
HAY CtAE.P TO WYOMING

Asmus Franzen, the hay merchant,
who has completed the baling Of the
Millbrook surplus hay crop, having
eight OF ten carloads at the Millbrook
station to be shipped when the cars
are available, will remove his camp
this week to Wyoming, where he has
a large crop of hay to handle. The
Sprague ranch will produce about SOC
tons alone.
, 1907-12-30
VIII Call Special Session.

Washington, d. c., Dec. 3O.-Gover-
nor Sparks of Nevada today tele-
graphed President Roosevelt hat he
is preparing a proclamation calling the
legislature in extra session. Accord
ing to the presidents last communica-
ton to the governor the troops will
now be ordered to remain at Goldield
for three weeks.
, 1907-12-30
COFFIN WAS FOUND TO
CONTAIN HUMAN BODY

saloon was Endorsed yesterday at =
session Of the National Ethical con-
v%ention. Enthusiastic applause from
the audience Of social session work
ers greeted the announcements in
favor Of allowing the poor man to
have his club on Sunday as well as
on other days.
Nothing In its Place.
The speakers pointed out that the
advocates Of the suppression Of the
Sunday saloon in Chicago are unable
to offer anything to take its place.
, 1907-12-30
MARKET REPORTS
Omaha Live stock ouotatjone

0"HaUa LIVE oV0CK QUOTATIONS.
Omaha, Neb., Dec. 30.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. $500 head. Market 10c higher.
Western steers, $3.OOO4.60; Texas
steers, $2.75Q4.1O; range COWS and
heifers ,$1.75@3.75; Gamers, $500
2.25; stockers and feeders, $2.50@
4.25; calves, $3.O0@5.5O; bulls and
stays, $1.6O@3.75.
Sheep-Receipts, $500 head. Market
10c higher. Yearlings. $4.5O@5.1O;
wethers, $4.25@4.5O; ewes, $3.75@4.3O;
lambs, $5.75@6.25.
, 1907-12-30
Heavy Shock Recorded.

Washington. d. c., Dec. 3O.-A very
heavy earthquake was recorded on the
instruments at the coast and geodetic
survey observatory at Cheltenham,
Nd: this morning. 1t commenced at
1888 and lasted for two hours.
, 1907-12-30
CLOSING Stock Quotations.

New York, Dec. 30.-Union Pacific,
1879; do preferred, 80; Southern Pa
ciHc, HB; Atchison, IT'S; do pre-
ferred, S6%; New York Central. BIS;
Pennsylvania. HOY; Amalgamated,
4s; Steel, 81; do preferred, 80.
, 1907-12-30
Robbed and Murdered.

Clarington, o., Dec. 3O.-Edward
Hutchinson, the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad agent here. was robbed and
murdered early today and the station
was burned over his head. 1t is said
the murderers got away with a large
sum OF money.
, 1907-12-30
Grain and Provisions at CHICAGO.

Chicago, ILL.,, Dec. 30.-Wheat-May,
S1.O4B @1.05; July. 97%c. Corn
May, 59A@59$c; July, 5SAc. Oats
May, 52Ac; July, 46Hc
Pork-January, at $12.45; May, at
s13.12h. Lard-January, $7.65; May,
$7.65. Ribs-January, $6.67k; May,
$40.
, 1907-12-30

Governor Will Corral the Tiger.
Denver. Colo. Dec. 3O.-Through an
order issued by Governor Buchtel to
the district attorneys throughout the
state, gambling has been closed at
Denver and other cities. Saloonkeep-
ers have been given to understand
that they must obey the laws and
prize fighting will be stopped.
, 1907-12-30
SATURDAYS STORM
DELAYED STARTING

The snow storm of Saturday delayed
the starting of the threshing machine
at the Millbrook ranch, and Mr.. Bell
and Mr.. Augspurger, who returned
late that afternoon. believed that work
would begin today.
, 1907-12-30
STATE PARDON BOARD
TO MEET TOMORROW

n The state board of pardons will hold
a session at Cheyenne tomorrow to
consider some matters concerning the
applications Of convicts for pardon.
Several are on file.
, 1907-12-30
Omaha Blue Laws Upheld.

Omaha Blue Laws Upheld.
Omaha, Neb., Dec. 30.-The Douglas
county district court today upheld the
Omaha blue laws as entirely constitu-
tional and in the future the Sunday
closing law will be strictly enforced.
The case will be taken to the supreme
court.
Thousands to Be Arrested.
Complaints have been filed against
more than q thousand persons for
working on Sunday. These will be
served at once.
, 1907-12-30

Benjamin Tillman. jr., son Of the
South Carolina senator, is now a miner
in the southwest. looking after his
tAtherfs Investments.
, 1907-12-30

Caldwell Now at Daughters Homs.4,
New York, Dec. 30.-Robert c. Cald-
well. whose testimony in the so-calisd
bruce case led to the reopening Of tho
grave Of T. c. bruce. Is now at the
home Of his daughter. At New Brigh-
ton. staten Island. He Is under 81, 900
bonds to answer on a charge Of per-
jury preferred by the English authori-
ties in connection with the story he
told In q London court.
Substance Of story.
In substance. Caldwell's story upon
which the claim Of the bruce hein for
the great fortune and title Of the Duke
Of Portland . based, was to the ef-
feet that the Duke Of Portland and T.
c. bruce. q London storekeeper, were
n and the same.
May Have Sworn Falsely.
Caldwell testified that at the request
Of the duke he arranged a pretended
death and 4 mock funeral Of bruce, 80
that the dukes dual personality could
be buried. He wore the conn ex-
huned today contained 200 pounds of
lead.
, 1907-12-30
New York Financial Market.

New York. Dec. 3O.-Money on call
firm. 5000 per cent. Prime mercan-
tile paper. 500 per cent. Bar silver,
52&c per pound.
, 1907-12-30
Wool Market at St. Louis,

st. Louis, Mo, Dec. 3O.-Wool mar
ket steady Territory and western me-
diums, 20@23c; fine mediums, 19@21c;
fine, 15@17c.
, 1907-12-30
Taft Speaks at Boston.

Boston, Mass. Dec. 30.-Secretary
of War Taft today, in this city, made
his first public utterance since his
, 1907-12-30
Some Who Escaped.

Among the defendants who escape
prosecution are s. w. Keitel and about
fourteen others of St. Louis, ccmpris-
ing the Yampa Coal company; Charles
E. Herr. Benjamin F. Freeman and
George C. Franklin OF Durango and
Robert Forester of Salt Lake.
, 1907-12-30

London. Dec. 30.-The comm of T.
C. bruce was exhumed at Highgate
cemetery today and when opened was
found 10 contain human bones, thus
discrediting the evidence given at the
recent trial that the coffin contained
only lead.
OffciaI Statement Issued.
The following official statement was
given out by representatives Of the
home once:
Body. Of Asst Man.
The comm was opened and found to
contain the body OF an aged bearded
man. The plate ON the CONN bore the
name q Thomas Charles bruce. All
entrances to the cemetery we're sur
rounded ~ police and only persons
with passes from the home once were
admitted
ctsiuant barred at oatsa
George H. bruce. who claims to be
the rightful heir to the Portland duke
dom and III vast estate. tried twice to
get into the cemetery, but ~ met
with a stern refusal.
Surgeons Dietum Not Needed.
When the comm was opened there
was no need Of the dictum Of Angus
u Pepper, the eminent surgeon ap-
pointed by the home Once TO carry
out the elimination b ssure all pres
emit that human remains lay in the
conn"
, 1907-12-30
BUYING A TEAM

FOR THE TIE CAMP.
Odin Thompson arrived Saturday
afternoon from Keystone and Is today
in the country negotiating for the pur-
chase Of = team and wagon to be used
n the tie camp.
, 1907-12-30
GRAVE owes UP EVIDENCE THAT
piscREpiTs srArEMENT
THAT cAskEr CONTAIN
ed ONLY LEAD.

Body Of Aged Bearded Man Found
Therein, Plats on Comm Giving
Name Thema. chariss oruee-
Claimant to Portland Dukedom
Not Allowed to Enter Cemetery
While Home once Was at Work.
, 1907-12-30

Why not get all the news whom It Il
news by reading The Republican,
, 1907-12-30

Madison, Wis, Dec. 30.-Chief JUS
tice ]. B. Cassidy of the state SUI
preme court died here early today.
, 1907-12-30
EDITOR
I'LL At WICHITA
MARSHALL MURDOCH STRICKEN
WITH HEMoRRHAeE AND
CONDITION SERIOUS
Oldest and Best Newspaper Mar in
Southwest and In State Politics
Since Time Of Border Warfare In
kansa-chief Justice Of Wiseen-
sin Supreme Court Dead:

Wichita, Kas., Dec .5O.-Colonel
Marshall Murdoch. editor Of the WITCH
ita Eagle, suffered a hemorrhage last
night. His condition shows improve
ment today, but his physicians give
little hope for his recovery. He is 70
years of age.
, 1907-12-30


San Francisco. Cal, Dec. sO.-The
Call today publishes an interview with
Rev. Jere Knode Cook, formerly pas,
tor Of st. Georges church at Hemp.
stead, L. l.. who. 1t is claimed .leIt his
wife eight months ago. clipping with .
17-year-old heiress named Noretts
whaley.
Child Born To Them.
The pair have been located. 1t is
said. in a fat at 1899 Green street, in
this city. A child has been born to
them. The former rector has been
working as q painter and decorator.
Worked At Hard Labor.
When not occupied in this line, he
has been doing the hardest kind of
manual labor for the support Of him
self. his companion and their child.
For . time they lived at Los Angeles.
skipped With the Babe.
Inquiry today at the fiat occupied
heretofore by ]. Knode Cooke and
Floretta Whaley revealed the fact
that the couple had fled with their
child.
, 1907-12-30

Daily Republican. SO cent. . month,
, 1907-12-30

weekly Republican only 81 a year.
, 1907-12-30
Pioneer Newspaper Man.

Colonel Murdoch is n Oldest and
best known newspaper a in the
southwest. He is a noted pioneer and
has been in state politics since the
time of the border warfare.
, 1907-12-30
Will Held Autopsy.


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PRODUCE IN BALTIMORE.

Baltimore Jan. 2i-FLOJR-QUiet and unchanged.
Winter extra. 25la3o0; winter clear. 3I0a329; win
ter straight 325a3 70; winter patent 37oa3.s5
spring clear. 320a355; spring straight. 355a3s0;
spring patent 3I0ai50; City Mills best patent 500;
City Mills high-grade patent AS; City Mills high
grade straight AI3, choice family. 375; City Mills
extra, 330a350 Rio extra, 3eoatOo.
WHEAT-StoCk in elevators. 81. 96I bushels. The
market for Southern wheat to-day was quiet under
limited receipts and offerings Arrivals this E0rn-
ing were confined 90 a few small bag lots, which
sold hy sample 40 s. and 3 Graded No red
ahoat nominal 76ia az the close. Contract opened
quiet February. II. The market for Western wheat
closed strong: spot %; FEBRUARY. 79la.
CORN-Stock in elevators. 39.235 bushels. In alb
sence Of receipts u southern corn to-day there vas
no business in this description. Market quiet and
nominaly steady. Prime lots Of white alodt nGmi-
nal 492, yellow isss. Track yellow corn Is worth
5Oz fer car lots prime. domestic delivery. Contract
opened quiet: FdAuary. 70. sellers The market for
Western closed strong; spot, January, 1913; Feb
ua-y, 1913 March, 1875
OATS-The market was iTm. Stock in elevators
If Cos bushels. shipments from elevators 2l73 bush
els New cats. White No 2. So do. No. g. ga
l2l7 do. No. g. iea40'e; mixed. No. 2 i0IzGil do.
No. g. 39lsa39f No. {, Sa3Si7. tNote-The above
quotations refer to domestic deliTeTy)
RYE-StOck in elevators. l2s,501 bushels: ship
ments from elevators. zee bushels. No . domestic
s.; No. 3 Western, uptown delivery. 67a65; No ;
nearby. uptown delivery. 6lae2; No. Western up
town delivery Ga; No. ( nearby, uptown delivery
5sa59, bag lots. To quality and condition, 55aC2
No. Western. domestic 70a7l; No. ? Western,
choice. uptown. 7ja7s
HAY-Dmand good for uppcF grades No
timothy large bales goo; do. small blocks @ % =
No. 2 timothy, 70 location. Is 5Oal90O: No 8
timothy. as 10 location T00alS00; No / clover
mixed, L JGals00; No clover. mixed I600aI7 90
No l clover. 17.505lS6O. No. clover l6O0al7 d: :
packing hay, l3olalJ.50; no-grade hay tunsguud
musty stained. &c) 12o0alA00
STNAW-Atarket was dull RYE straight fair
to choice. per ton, 1.50; No. straight 1050all %
No I tangled. choice lblocks). 750aS Co: common
7Ooa7.50 Oat-Good to prime. 95Oal0.5O; comnon,
stained &c. s00a9O0
MILL FEED-The market was finer. Winter
bran las to weight bulk. % 00a2l00 per ton: spring
de- 20-pound sacks p 00a225 So do, I0opound SACKS
p 5OaB00: Western middlng. lO0-pound sacks. 2L5O
a2200; City Mills middling. in bulk 200; City
Mills bran. in bulk per ton. 24Gl.
DRESSED POULTRY-Gencral market steady.
Chickens. straight young, per 10. 13ali do mixed
young and old. l2al3; do. old ROSTERS sa9; turkeys.
fancy small hens. Eals; do fair to good stock. lsa
II; DO, poor TO fair. l2al3i ducks choice, fat ia
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a: geese choice. fat nearby, Bali; do, Western
and Southern. l0al2 capons. large. Hals: do small.
l5a16
POTATOEs-Irish potatoes In ample supply.
White. New York, prime, per bushel, 50a55; DO.
Western Maryland and Pennsylvania prime 50a55
do, do, seconds 35a40 do. Eastern ShOte. Mary
land and Virginia, 40ai5; yams North Carolina per
barrel No. /. L25al50; sweets Virginia yellow Lea
l75; do. York River. I50al75; do. North Carolina
L75a2O0
BUTTER-Market firm at prices quoted. Cream
cry, fancy per pound. s0a30z do choice 2a29; do
good, 2iaH; do. imitation. z5a2f. do. pFnn.
y9a32i do. blocks, 2a3l: ladle, Goa2l near
by rolls, l9aD; Ohio rolls. 2la22 West Virginia.
rolls. l8al9; storepacked Ohio IsaI9: do West Viz
GINA. l6al9; Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania
dairy prints, 20a2l; renovated, 26aH. 81. B-Aboye
quotations for wholesale lots only as established
by the Baltimore Fruit and Produce Association
jobbing lots sell higherl
EGGS-Ae-ket firm. Maryland, Pennsylvania -
near by frsts loss Of Is Western hrsts. loss OF.
B; West Virginia fTsts loss Of. = Southern frsts,
loss Of. &a2i guinea eggs. BALI
LIVE POULTkY-General market steady Chick
ems, old hens, heavy, pr b.. r. do. small 81:
do. old ROSTERS, each, 25a5o; do, young good to
choice. l3ala ducks. puddle large I3aI4: do small
IS. do. muscoEy and m0ngrel l2al3 do. brakes 3la
0i do, white Dekns Der h.. l2ali; geese. Western
and southern ilal2; DO. Maryland aud Virginia IS;
DO. Kent Island lZal3 turkeys young l8a15; do
old toms Eals; pigeons. young. per pair. 25 do. old
%; guinea fowl, old, each 20aZs do young 25a35 ,
old gobbieTs. l3al5. do young Is above quota
tons for wholesale lots only as established by
ne baltimore Fruit and Produce Association. Small
lots sell highor.B
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Jan. I.-SUGAR-Local market was
passive. with prices nominally unchanged Refined
sugar was slow n sale, with prices unchanged
BUTTER-Receipts 3.Ee packages Firm az %
for extra creamery.
EGGS-Receipts. 9,tsI cases Market held steady
on the basis n d for Western frsts
NAVAL SToRES-Sr0ck: R0zin 50 800 bzrrrIs
sir1ts tlrentine, li7 barrels. tar g barrels For
spirits turIsnTlne market quiet, with y asked for
IHacilneIlad haTes. r0Su vas quiet st / 20 for
cannon 20 good strained. with oil barrels Of tar
quoted az 625a6 So and firm market noted
MILL FEED-Strung; fair trade Spring bran
ln l01-pounc sacks Z3.-5; middngs Z55. city bran.
l-U; Western I'D dog. 2450.
FLOJR-Flrm. but quiet Spring patents. 400a
$50, spring cleans 350a3s So. winter strairhts .0a
$50; winter clears 50oa3 -, Kansas in sacks nat
tBts. 575aio9, straights 3.5la3 co; clear 2ga39
RYE FLDJ R-ThCr5 is slow business. . 25ss %
CORN MEAL-Moderate demand. Kindred. for
export 265a270; coarse meal IN bags. 0jaL0s
BUGkNHEAT FLOUR-SmaU trade al 2 5az %
HAI-Steady fair business. Receipts 40 tons
Prime. Ito; No. !, Ito; No. 2 lo0al0j; No g. s0ae5
STRAW-Firm. inactive. Long NE Fa75
HEEF-Firm. but inactive Family. IIsOale 50 .
packet uGalLI
PORK-smau business. Mess I7.5OaIsO; family.
1S50al900.
TALLoW-steady, but inactive. City quoted at
CT. in hGgsheadS
LARD-Uuchonged- Prime Western. ESQ. ci+v
go refined Brazilian. kegs U75: city stearine I0i
o.costearine quiet; city, ia; Chicago uS.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New York, Jan. 2.-CATTLE-R Receipts. $3.50
steers active and loc higher light supply Steers
A4oaeU5i oxen. 40; bulls, 3.3ja450 cows 2 75ai2J
CALNES-Reccipts. 1870. STEADY 20 SC lower.
Neals 5.50aGl0 barnyard and fed calves, s50a4 %
westerns. 800: dressed calves barely steady.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Pcccipts. $500 Markct
SLOW; some carly sales tTi1e firm Sheep 3.5Cal00.
export wethers $50; culls 2g0a3O9. lambs 7OOa7 So
HOGS-Receipts, ll,600 State hogs. Coal. %
pigs. 725
Chicago jar. 2I.-CATTLE-R Receipts @. 600; esti-
mated fer tomorrow 5000. Market strong TO l0c
higher Prime bceves 6I5aT00. poor % medium.
iloa5.So; stockers and feeders. 35Oal7j: COWS and
heifers. 215a52j; Gamers. L5oa26O; Texans, 4OOa
HoGs-Rcceipts 5000; estimated for Tuesday.
5000, Market Ice 20 &c higher. light, 630a635
rough 65ea6 49, mixed. 6.40a667Iz; heavy, 655a6 6
pigs. 5s0a650
SHEEP-Reccipts 1900; estimated for TUESDAY.
1900. Market strong; lGc higher Native sheep,
Z5a5.70; Western sheep 360a57); native lambs %
aIS9; Western lambs. 5Ea771
PIttsburg Pa. Jan. 2i-CATTLE-R Receipts light
Prime. 5.S0a57j; fair fl0aL50 choice heifers, asa
475; common 10 fair hoifers. 250a400; culls. AS:
fats 2C0a42) good fresh cows and springers. . 90
a5009 common % fair. ls00a2000
SHEEP AND LAMRS-Recepts light Active
Prime wethCrs. 5.60a5I5: good mixed 5Z5a550; fair
mixed. l7ja5.20: c7lls and common 500: lambs. 500
ass: calves $4,000 heavy thin. 45Oa5.50
H0GS-Receipts. @ double decks. Prime heavy
hogs $50; other grades, go; Toagas, 5.gla6CJ /;
stays. LGoa550.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Jan. A.-SIouey on call to-day opened
at per cent; highest, 81; lowest. 2; closing ~
Most Of the loans were at ; per cent
Time money was taken with increased IiberaIitv
owing 10 the fall in rates. Offerings were cutie
generous. Rates, per cent for sixty days. 5 to 50
per cent for ninety days and four months. 81 per
cent for five and six months. 4 small amolut q
money was lent at Der cent for nine months On
special collateral Of the general character Of the
city bonds
Mercantile paper was still rather quiet. A few
local sales were recorded. but buyers were chiefly
induced to make snail investments by the fear
that rates might shortly decline Rates. 5aasb nor
cent for sixty 70 ninety days. indorsed hills "a
ceiyahe; 52a64 for choice four 10 six months
single names; 6iz per cent for others
Sterling to-day had a slightly easier tone rstes
ruling five points under Saturday Rates for actual
business were as follows; Sixty DAYS 4s15aa s155.
demand is5Soais5S5 cables, 4s655aI s660, CONNER
cial bills were 4S0asaAS2
Plenty e cotton bills,
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Dick Bros. d Co. mem
bers Of the New York and New Orleans Cotton tx
changes, AZ Il street northwest. Phones main
5440-6iH
Ncw YORK. Jan. 1.-THE cotton market o-.a,s5
steady, IN spite of disappointing cables The selling
which Affected Liverpool probably was for the nm
doing a stradjles with a view 10 purchasing here
The difference between New York and Liverpool has
narrowed considerably in the last few DAYS There
was no particular news in circulation and traders
seemed to b. waiting for the census report on cot
ton gnned 10 January g. which viii be out At .
D. m. wednesday. Our estimate Of the amount
ginned is l2.H2090 bales. which is about COO 900
bales less than the big crop year 20 the same date
Receipts were liberal, but show a falling OF from
last week Southern spot markets generally steady
and unchanged. Port receipts were 5000 bales
against Il. 592 last year.
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New Orleans.
Spot Markets.
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET

Receipts light and demand good
CATTLE-Extra, SOC per cwt-; butchers, 400;
ordinary. 80 TO 800.
HOGs-Per cat. gross SIS to $50; ordinary. $50
to 500.
SHEEP-ClpDcd. 400; medium. $50 to SIS: com
mon. 200 to 500
LANiBS-Per pound. spring. choice, Z: medium.
6 TO Z.
CADVES-Per pound. prime. 5 TO 81; medium.
: 10 8; grass, to ~.
COWS-Each. prime. 4O.e0 to 5000; common, ZOO
to 5000: old and dry 500 70 100.
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New York. Jan. I.-WHEAT- higher: restricting
trade. No l Northern Duluth, 10 arrive lake and
raid, 81 cents over May. T. q. b.. No. I Northern
Manitoba, sra. f. o b. No Northern Manitoba.
81; No. 2 rcd f. o. b., slis, No. ], mscaroni, So
+. O. b. No. ?. marcaroni. s. Exporters took five
loads.
CORN-STong; hindeTing trade No . elevator
Ia; 30 2. f h. late January, 5Ilz No 2 f
O. b., February-Narch. SIS; No. . T. o. B.. April
81; No. 2. white. new, s. f. o. b. Exporters took
thirty-two loads.
OATS-Strong: checking trade. Elevator prices:
No. ,, white. a5is No, 8. white 43is No. 2. mixed.
4liz.
Prices for futures:
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Largest Morning Circulation

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circulation--a cir
culation in Washington larger by
thousands than was ever before at
tanned by any morning newspaper
at the Capital It's books are open.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Regllar call. 2 O'CLOCK noon.
United States registered g. 1877 $50 al 1904.
Norfolk and Washingtou Steamboat Is $50 a. los
Washington Railway common. - az 39a.
Washington Gas. = 40 "a
MslEsnthaler . az elIs
Greene Copper 50 az s5l1. . at So.
Mitchell Mining 100 az So
National safe Deposit 20 at I'D % at Ial
Southern Public Corporation 10 at U6. 70 az IT6
10 az u.s. 10 a. u.s. 10 az Us. % a. IlG.
After CALI
Columbia Railroad g. 90 o. 1874
Mitchell Mains nc az 54z
The following are the closing quotations On yss-
terday'5 local Exchange:
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