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Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-19
PARSONS pARpoMeD.

Governor Kibbey this week granted pardon to Robert Parsons, an in- mate for life in the Yuma penniten- tiary for the murder of a Mexican woman at Prescott thirteen years ago. Parsons case was taken up five years ago by the British government, he be ing. British subject, and it is out of courtesy to England largely that he has been pardoned. Parsons engaged in a drunken fight at Prescott, and fatally cut Mexican woman. He never denied his guilt, but stated that he had no recollection of the deed
 which was committed at the end of 8
 Dree that had lasted several days Parsons pardon was asked for by the jury that sat in the case, the district attorney who prosecuted him and several citizens of Yayapai County.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-19
CIVIL ACTIONS ARE FILED
 FAST
About As Many Cases Placed On Docket As Are Removed Through Trial-Partial List of Actions.
4Special to ReYiew.i

TOMBSTONE, May 18.-CiviI ac- tions continue to De filed with con siderable rapidity in the District Court. and about as many new cases are placed on the docket as are re- moved of by being disposed of in the court while it is in session. some of those filed during the past few days are.
 W. B. Kelly has brought suit against J. N. Gaines on a writ of maRdamus to compell him to pay-to the plaintiff the sum of $500 alleg- ed to be due as salary as immigra- ton commissioner. The complaint states that the plaintiff was appoint ed as such official by the Doaru CT supervisors in the fail of 1905, and he'd the office until it was abolished by the board during the early part of tlis year. He asks for the salary at the rate of $50 per month.
 ". A. Mcleod and wife have brought suit against l.. P. Jones for debt and foreclosQre of a chatteE mortgage aiiese1 i0 be due on a note given in Bisbee for the rent of house hold furniture.
 D. H. Johnson 6 Co. have filed an action for debt against John MIG. Gowan for debt alleged 10 be due for merchandise furnished the latter ir Douglas. The Larimore Silver Mining Gem pany. of St. Louis. has filed an ac /. ton against Ms D. Scrsbrer ct al. tc recover the possession of tks group Q. s7yeral mining claims located in the SEisakeim Mountains. The proper y xas purchased several years ago by the defendants st tax sale and a deed obtained from the Board o'
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-19
BUSINESS MEN ALL OF ONE
 MIND
Jesse Yaokum Sees Thirty More Citizens About Street Car Franchise and Finds That All Want It.


 Only two people refused to be quoted on the subject, the cause or reason being that they didn't care. Thought it was a good thing, but didn't wish to be quoted.
 find. or rather understand, that there is only one kick, and that is: -Wiil the road be finished up the Canyon in a reasonable time, and is there any guarantee of the same? Most. or a majority of those today said they were satisfied with the way the Council had handled the affair, and thought the Warren Company in earnest. Have, not found those spok- en of.
 The following parties are living Or doing business in Dubacher canyon
 W. [. Francis. Real Estate and Tn surance-I think the franchise good one. aud have read the same. If VIC get the line from Lowell up the can yon it will increase property values 25 per cent.
 W. R. Banks, Real Estate-I thsnt it a good send off for this end o town.
 V. M. Beene. Druggist--I am in Ia xor of it: much in favor of it.
 A. Runkie, Barber-It will be qnits an advantages people should vote fo' same.
 Roy J. Rssson, Merehant-i can see what the dickens any one wouls ind to kick abont in that fraucnise have read it over and think tn Warren people honest
 B. A. Taylor. property owner, BfeN cry Gnlch-The more street cars, tn more am for t.
 E.SJ. Jarren-I think # a goo' thing: have resd the franchise. ant win support and vote fog franchise.
 J. F. wfsnoth-if they fix np th subway and run from Lowel uR th
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-19
nt to us as soon as granted.

cent to us as soon as granted.
 Ernest Eyerhardy, Market-I think anything the city can carry a good thing. Any improvements help every body I know it won't hurt my bus mess. Why isn't it good thing?
 w. White-Sure, am going to vote for the franchise.
 Abe Goodwin, Blue Store-Ecw see but one way. What is the use of having the car line if they don't put it where the people live? If they go up the canyon, that is where they need 1t. We need the street cars where the people live, that's all. for one am in favor of better roads, no matter what the cost is. F. Frazee, Taiior-So far as I have talked with people here and every where, they are in favor of the fran chise as good thing,
 Brewery Gulch Restaurant = It ought to have been done long time ago. As 1t is, person has got to go to the coast to get little fresh air. How would you like to be shut up in hole all your fife? I w. s. StodgiIl, Furniture-Hayenit thought much about it.. 1 don't see where we would hurt ourselves. Who is against it? Think our aldermen are looking out for our best interests
 John Kronman, Miner-If the carr come through here 1 think it whole lot better. Sometimes 1t is dark and raining; then we could ride to oul work for Sc.
 Mason Meat Market-Why should kick? Isn't it benefit to the city, The more you improve the city witf
 better roads the more like 1t. | Vienna BakeryI have been tot busy to look the matter up. Oul ,Ioads are too small now, and we meet wider roads.
 Barker, News and Stationery
 never heard of any opposition, ans
 have heard several speak of it.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-19
SON SUCCESSFUL IN SEARCH FOR MURDERER
Juan 0rantia with Help of Mar shaI Johnson Gets Alleged Slayer of His Father About Two Years Ago.

In accordance with a reqSuest from
 Douglas yesterday morning, Acting
 City Marshal Frank Johnson placed under arrest 8 Mexican known in the city as Bata Pinta, accused of the murder of Manuel Orantia at his cab in in Douglas about year ago. The murder was one of the most brutal incidents in the criminal history of the territory.
 Yesterday morning Juan Orantia, a son of the murdered man, arrived in Bisbee from the Shelter City, bear ing a letter to Johnson. The letter requested that the officer wo1id af- ford the Mexican every assistance in finding Pinta, whom 1t is believed murdered his father.
 Johnson took the matter up, and took Orantia through the various Mexican resorts on O. K. street and Brewery Avenue. Finally, when coming down Brewery Avenue. OTan- tia spied his man standing ID lront | of one of the saloons, and the officer placed him under arrest The pris- oner protested his innocence, but was taken before Justice Hogan He claimed that he had never been in Douglas, having come to Bisoee few months ago from HermosEllo, Mexico. 1 Tn the afternoon Constable Shrop. shire arrived here from Douglas, and the prisoner was turned over to him Orantia feels certain that this Is the man who killed his father in 2 cabin fin Pirtleville in August, 1905 When Pat Pfnta was brought into court yesterday Albert Strum, who was held up on the preceding even 1 ing in an alley adjacent to the Butte Saloon and relieved of his valuables at the point of a gun, identified the i prisoner as the man who had robbed
 him
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-19
SERVICES AT CATHOLIC CHURCH
Over Three Hundred Will Be Confirm
 ed on Sunday and Monday.

Services today at the Catholic Church:
 First mass, 6:30 a. m, conducted by Chaplain Balton; second mass and lst communion at o'clock. Sermon by Bishop Granjon. Pontifcal high mass, 10 a. m.: celebrant, Bishop Granjon; assistants, Chaplain Balton and Father Neur sermon by Chap lain BaIton. Confirmation at ?. m.
 The laying of the corner stone will take place at o'clock. Addresses by Bishop Granjon, Father Meur and Ed Flanigan.
 Confirmation services will also be held Monday morning at 8 o'clock, and again Monday at 8 ?. m. over three hundred, it is expected, will be confirmed.
 On Monday evening reception VIII be given in honor of Bishop Granjon at the residence of ". H. Brophy.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-19

canyon, that will be all right. Low ell ought to be part of Bis5ee, any way.
 Neil Baker-'What do you think of the proposed franchise?" "Oh, good for Warren. I have some lots down there" Well, but how about up the canyon?" Better yet; I have a girl up there. and can go up often at Sc per"
 J. c. Pritchard. Broker-He replied to the first remark to the effect that your people will lose the franchise" !" '.Why do you feel that way, MT: Pritchard:' Tt is joss this: If they put up guarantee that they will go up the canyon, that will be all that is necessary But without they are going to vote it down just as sure as the " orid. I want to see the road; we must have guarantee. My neighbors are talking of holding a meeting"
 c. W. Allen, Standard Furniture l Co.-Statistics will prove that it is the history of all cities that they cat ed their real birth from the time that modern Improvements, particularly the street railway, were an assured fact. The City Council as a go-be- tween has finally secured fair deal with the proposed street railway com pany to build through the Lowell and Tombstone districts, so 1t is now up to the people of Bisbee, and I for one
 would say, let her go.
 Mrs. Geo. Keenhold, Jeweler-5u
 long as they are going to give a fran chise, think they should benefit the
 whole town by going up the canyo.A G. Debley, Jeweier-I should like ts see Tombstone get the car line. | Owl Drug Col think it is all righf if they go clear up the caEyon.thinl
 1t is the stuff If they just stop a
 the depot. we don't want it.
 I M. J. Medigovich. Merchant-I an satisfied with the judgment of th'
 board, and am willing to leave it t
 them. We need better roads L. Horyitz, Miners Store-I thsnl the Warren franchise a good one, an'
 we should give 1t to them- .i I. Brown, Merchant--I think the.
 should have it. We need 1t, and tha l. is all.
 J. L. Dobson,. Transfer don
 think it would help Tombstone bi' IT claim 1t would hurt me. iiv above the city limits.
 J. F. Hughes, Saddier-I am nor than enfhussd over 1t, and must sa
 that we need it. That Is all I ca say. This is the first franchise ths !, I ever sa~ that the city got arythin
 for.
 II Joseph Brown, Merchant--Ay goos . ness. [ don't think that franchis icould be beaten. If we can get ] sithen we will be right in the cente !ot business. t VII mean s5 pc
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-19
Our Cut Glass

Display the Orleans 0berau Kene and Fern designs Representing Highest Perfecons of glass cutting well others of which would make just the present would Hike to Articles beautiful and useful HandP Painted China
 beauty and artistic merit appreciated The finely
 decorations and graceful shapes makes them especially Adesrabie for gifts.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-19

Hot weather has not yet cone. No one is over anxious for. it's aisent, but the statement that the vatermeion crop amounts to iz4. will make the a. innate prospect great deal more bearable.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-19
EYTIncE oN TRIAL.

Louis Eytinge, the alleged slayer of John Lecht in Aaricopa County, who was captured after long chase in California, was placed On trial for his life at Phoenix this week. Eytinge IS being defended by Judge Baker and Alfred Franklin.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-19
HoosEvELT RUsTIcATiNo.

CHAHLOTTESFILL Va, May Io President ond Mrs. Roosevelt and son Archie, are tonight at Pine Knot, Mrs Rooseyeft,a country home, where the, will ramzin until the middle of nex week.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-19
I.aces
Si1verware

Everything Dainty and Substantial for Wedding Gifts Complete Sets of Ser ling Chests beautiful Golden 0a 24 36 4S pece sets Exquisite Handled Carving Sets with Pearl Sterling Sets of Graceful Shape, including Colonial Rena
 an and Single pieces Sterling hollow and quad ne plate many quaint conces Spoons Forks and Lade all sizes correspond with the atae which works of art design
 and execution of nt-atiye siResmiths.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-19
NEGRO PLEADS NoT euIlrY.

Juso Morales, known in the city as the Mexican Niger was arraigned before Judge Hogan yesterday morn ing and pleaded not guilty to the charge of burglary entered against him by Cash Benton, who found the negro in his home on Tenby Avenue when he went home on Friday night. The preliminary hearing in the mat ter was set for Tuesday of this week at 10 o'clock in the morning. The negro, in a statement, said that Ben ton had held him up in the road, but afterward changed his mind and said that he was in the basement of the house, but had fallen in there.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-19

Up-to-date Iife-saying at The Iris Theater this evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-19

The funnisst aIms yet shown in the city win be on al The Iris Theater this evening
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-19

The funniest Aims yet shown in the city win be on at The Iris Theater this evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-19
Exceptionally Fine Silks

Correct MessaIne Liberty ns suitable for Brides and Bride Maid Gowns
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-19
THE.copPER QUEEN STORE
THE COPPER QUEEN STORE
&AsvwxNg.s~S Sass.
Timely Wedding Suggestions

Wedding What is Most Approved IandSb Matter
 these questions ucous thought meet the requirements patrons
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-19

Up-to-date life-saying at The Iris Theater this evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-19

suggest
 the of Lace Pins in dainty coored Enamel Loce for
 Stone setting antique gold Painted enameed Match Safes Birth Stone Rings and Spoons beautifully nameed coorsI and othe rfttng gfts
The Washington herald., 1907-06-04
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. June 3-SCGAR-The local market f0r
raw sugar ruled quiet but steady and unchanged al
90 for g6iest centrifugal so for G1-test mus.
coyado, and 3l5 for s9-test molasses- The London
market for sugar beets vas quiet. with prices not
materially charged. ard June quoted at los and
July at lo5 id. Refined sugar was steady ard un-
changed with good deliveries
BUTTER-Market firm. with fun hut unchanged
prices for fine grades, and extra creamery again
naued az q.
EGGs-Rcceipts. ls,I35 cases. Market finn. with
Western Grsts quoted az l6's which is the last pre-.
vious quotation.
NAVAL sTORES-For spirits turrentinc the mar
ket ruled steady at SEQ; machiuo-made barrels were
quoted at $50 Rosin steady but a shade lower
and quoted al AS 70 A9 for common 10 good
stmined Tar held steady at 800 for oil barrels.
MILL FEED-UnchanEed Spring bran. In TO-
pound sacks. 10 arrive lake and rail 23S5 mid
diines. 2i60: city hrsn 2j0 in bulk; Western red
dog. T&. to arrive.
FLOUR-Steady. trade inactive. Spring patents.
a25ajSj, spring clears, 355oi2o; winter straiEhts
45JaA75; winter clears. 35la17j; Kansas in sacks.
patents. 5-Ooa5Bi stTlights t5oa5.O0; clears, $50
alOo
RYE FLOUR-Firn Small trade. A5oa5N.
CORN MEAIr-Fnm. inactive. Kiln dried for
export. BIAS 20; coarse meal. in bags. L9laL2
HAY-Steady: fair business Receipts. l0S9 tons.
Prime timothy. 10; No. l. L2al2; No. , Ll0a
llj: No. g. 9jal.00
sTRAW-sicady; quiet trade. Long ne. 6ja7O.
BEEF -Firn fair inquiry Family, l25oal450;
packet. 10 8all5
IORK=Fnm. q1iet Mess. E7as5o: family.
1o o0al95o
TALLOw-Inactiye City. in hogsheads esa6A
LARD-Dull Prime Western $50; city. aC3
refined continent go; South American. 1850. re-
Gnei Brazilian. kegs ll50; city steafiue, les, oleu-
seaTine weak. 81; Chicago. 10.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-04
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Prices quoted are wholpsaiel

BUTTER-Rcceipts liberal; market steady. Cream
cv. fancy 24Aa25; Western fYsis, Zza24 seconds
% process fancy Q; dairy choice, l7alS good l5a
Il; srarep packed. fresh. l5al6
CHEESE-Msrket unchanged. New York state,
factory. large li3al5; do, small l5izal5; summer.
large. lial5 Western. factory. new. choice. lfzal5
DO. fair 10 good. II. Virginia. 10
EGGS-Receipts light market firm Nearby fresh
Virginia L West Virginia and Southwest Virginia
1912; Tennessee. l6iz; North Carolina. IS
LIVE Receipts light: market steady.
Chickens, winter, lSaZ2 do. spring IL % IL lbs,
3la22; do do, IA % liz lbs. 8a30; do. small pa
2 hens. per H.. a ROSTERS = ducks large llal2.
do. SNAIL 9al0; geese. 6as: turkeys. toms p; do,
hens. Il; turkeys, thin. sale; keats, L.
DRESSED P0ULTRY-Receipt increasing; mar
ket light Turkeys, hens undrawn, per h. l4al5;
do. average, undIawn, Rail-; do. thin. per H. 70:
old toms. l2al3; chickens. large, per H. 2oa2 DO,
spring 30; fowls l5s6: hens choice l6: roosters g;
ducks. large l2aI3: do. small. Il; gtese. Sail.
DRESSED MEATS-C Country cured hams and ha-
con in good demand Calves fun dressed. $50;
heads Of S5Oa9G; hog dressed calves s5oa9coi
hams. country. srgar-clrcd, lial5.
EEGETABLES-Pot per h1shel. Sasj: sweet
potatoes Ter barrel Sooa55oi vans, per barrel, 20
a3CO. asparagus. per Dozen. 2ela25); cabbage. per
crate 5o0a3 .; celery. New York per bunch. Slaj0;
do. Florida. per crate. 20oa275; cucImbers Florida
per basket. 2O0a250; lettuce Florida, per bss-
Net 21la30o; home grown, rc, barrel. Local 30 {;
onions Ohio. per barrel 2sa25oi string beans,
green, per basket 350a45O; tomatoes Florida fancy
per crate, 3Oa35; bests, bUuch. 3ai: peas. basket
Local D
GREEN FRUITs-Apples. Ter barrel 3O0a7O1
oranges Florida, rer box. 12oa35o; DO. California
3Jsi75; grape fruit 20aa5o1 pineapples, per crate.
0oai05 strawberries. per box. SAILS, peaches Flor
ida. per crate, 25ea3.D
DRIED FRUITS-Apples. sliced, fancy. ); sliced,
The Washington herald., 1907-06-04

Chicago. June 3.-CATTLE-BecriUts q 0o0, ostt
mated for Tuesday. 500 Market %, higher Prime
beeves 5ssa565; poor 20 medium, f50a55j. stock rs
and feeders. 90a5.D. COWS ard heif-rs, 3s0a5 60
Gamers. L15a25o Texans AIfaa0.
HOGS Receipts 5000. estimated Tor tomorrow
a060 Market l0c higher, Gi0a635. Rough. 5.s7l
eco; mixed 6llaS35; heavy, 6loaG3; pigs 6l0a7m
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 500. estimated
for tomor7w, l2oo0 Market l'aI5c higher Native
sheep, t65a-i0. Weston sheep. A7ja-0l; native
lambs. 65GaSi 90. Western l1uns. 67sasi0
New York June 3-CATTLE-Rectipts 3lN
Firm and 5al0c higher an arr0d; an sold Steers,
5 9aGl6; no choice offered bulls 37jal6. COWS
Z5a4s0
CALyEs-Receipts. 700 yeals firm 20 &c
higher Butternlks steady; al sold Egals GOA
$40: selected lots s6oas75; buttrmilks. SOFAS 75
mixed calves. 6.ZjaG75.
DRESSED CALVES-FTm. City dressed Veals
| oai3 per round: country dressed Sal2
SHEEP AND LANlBS-Receipts. 7iS0. Sheep
steady; yearlines and lambs steady 10 strong;
cars yearlings msold Sheep. Ajoa6fo; CUlls $50
yearlings. sOOaS5o; lambs, heretofore quoted as
spring lambs. l009al00.
HOGs-Recents. l2.loa State and Pennsylvania
hcgs. 63a6e0, few. 30
The Washington herald., 1907-06-04
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Edmund and Charles
Randolph, members Of the New York stock Ey-
change and the New Orleans Cotton Exchange. lfa
g street northwest.
New York June 3-Duriug the afternoon the mar
ket was active and finn. with prices M 10 the
highest point Of the day. Local sellers Of the early
session who had been counting upon reaction, grew
alarmed at the readiness with which offerings we're
absorbed and their covering was a factor on the
advance. The market became irregular az the close
on account q realizing. but there seemed 20 b. no
diminution in bullish sentiment. Trade ideas as 20
the showing Of the government tomorrow have been
worked pretty low by the recent bullish private
reports. and it would seem possible that the more
extreme views may D. Disappointed seeing that
these views are fixed ON a condition some or 3
points under the lowest on record. But even should
II prove a little better than some look for. il may
still be far enough under normal TO bring heavy
buying should the market break under realizing after
the publication Of the report
The Washington herald., 1907-06-04
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York June 2-NIoney on call AZ the stock
aychange to-day opened az 2& rer cent: highest 25.
lowest. IA closing. pa Most Of the loans were al
per CENT
Time money was unchanged and offerings. while
not large. easily supplied the demand Rates. 81,
20 per cent for sixty DAYS AZ per cent for ninety
DAYS; per cent for four. five and six months and
Ir cent for seven and eight months, and a, per
cent for over the year
Mercantile paper continued in limited demand and
business was dull. Rates. 81 per cent for sixty 10
ninety DAYS ind1rsed bills receivable: 81 20 rer
cent for choice single names. 10 months 20 nun,
and % 6'z Per cent for names not 50 well known.
Sterling held firm, hGt rates were unchanged
Rates for actual business were: Sixty DAYS 3s570a
45575; demand 4s675a4 $3.50: cables. As755a4s7n.
Commercial bills werDi S27sa4 s35z The supply Of
grain and commercial bills was scarce.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-04
MONEY AT PER CENT
-oaued on District Of Columbia Real Esta,A
Commissions Low.
HEISkELL & McLERAN.
ll0S + ST.
T. ~. cherries. l2all: vhcrtlebsrfes. l7al2
CAPITAL AND PROFITS OVER 1.425 900.
DEPOSITS MORE THAN 80. .s6.lO0.0oO

bright si1. cherries. l2sIi: whcrtlebsuiss. loal2
raspbcrrizs 10sL3 hlackherries. s.
HAY AND STRAW-Timo-hy choice. E1Cae4 n
d., Nc. l. 21D5ll- .. do No p el.5l7c01. mixed
bay. l901aIo0. clover, 200; straw. wheat. 67a70 o.
GRAIN-Whrat. choice. eoaa3; do, fair % good.
sias-. do ordinary 72s7S. re Stats CON. sheIed.
white. 6Za6i; do yellow 62a6i; do. ear. 3Za3 3
cats. Western. white, No Q 52a54; do mixed s9a5l.
WOOL AND HIDEs-Wocl. washed. 5oa5, wool.
unvashed. free of bIrs. 2 WOOL burr 25a26 hides
ereen Q. drv i5al7; sheepskins green each, @si1),
dry za-5. cslfskirs L55al50. nuskrat loaD}; black
2. kits. s. skunk Eal50, mink 5sAW; rabbit
skins lals opossum loa25; rscco1n, 2a9o fox. red,
Looa2 .. gray 50a-5.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-04

r. ". Crew, Of Henry CIews & CO.
Indictment weather has already had
disastrous effect on trade. 20 say nothing
of shortage in the wheat crop. with prob
ability Of smaller Yields I'm corn and coz
ton. With good reason pessimism pre-
walls on both sides OF the Atlantic. The
decided weakness In London was occa-
stoned by fear Of failures. and cables
brought a considerable number Of selling
orders for our market. Local commission
houses also seem sellers. Demand for
money in the loan crowd shows no abate-
meDt indicating the outstanding short
interest is large. II must be borne in
mind that an unwieldy short interest
often produces good rallies This is the
most that can be looked for under present
conditions.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-04

CATTLE-Extra per cvt., 5g5a5.50; butcher. 4o,a
40; common. 30. rough. l50.
HOGS-Par cwt. gross. 6.50a675; ordinary. per
evt SEQ
SHEEP-Clipped, 450a500; common, 2noa3oo.
LAMBS-Suring. choice g; medium saSls winter.
7aS
CALvEs-Prime. Per b., 7i4as; medium. Z; com
mon ia5: grass. iati1.
COWS Prime fresh. each. l0o9z50O0; common.
each. 20.oa3ooo; old and dry s0oal0.Qa
The Washington herald., 1907-06-04
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

S3les-Rgglar call. y O'Clock neon;
Capital Tnction IS. Sl0o0 at lloa. SIS AZ no. $50
a. li0 500 at 10 500 at TO- 500 at li0s. 500 az
ll0i4.
Washington Railway and Electric Is N,ooe ar
sl@ 5000 at SIS 500 at SIS, Sl0o0 at slis, 500
at slh
Washington Railway and Electric preferred
az 7Sia
Washington Gas. 100 at s. lbuyer co., % at 5iH,
25 at 6lA . at 64 . az 6iss 25 at 6A. 100 at s.
> az G57s p at 66la. 3 az 66t.
Mitchell Mining lo0 at S. 100 AZ Sis 100 at So
Second National Bank, 10 at Isl, 10 at l5lAi 10
40 ISIS.
Union Trust warrants, / az 20.
After call-Washingon Railway and Electric pre-
ferred. 5 at 7sls
Washington Gas 80 az 6it.
The following are the closing quotations Of yes-
ierday's stock exchange: