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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

iO-E. Leroy Bourne, Salt Lake.
Ethel G. Rogers. Salt Lake
s1-John II. Hasan, Salt Lake.
Minnie Seaman. Salt Lake
i2-Charies J. Brown. Tonopah, New.
Eta Clark, Salt Lake.
Error, West Jordan
Daniza Diviak, West Jordan
i4-John Binks. Springville.
Marella r. Ambrose. American Fork
William Kellers Moab
Fannie G. Brown, Salt Lake.
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Prolonged
Life

There are many per-
sons living to-day, whom
doctors have given up to
die. DR.. Miles Heart
Cure has added years to
their lives. It strength
ems the heart nerves and
muscles, restores normal
heart action, so that it
can send the blood
through the veins to nOur-
ish and sustain life.
at am glad to recommend DR.. Miles
Heart Cure and Nervine for they have
been Of great benefit to me. The
doctors said l was liable to die any
time; my ease IVES incurable. I was
told this By doctors in this village and
Southern Minnesota. ] have used
four bottles Of Heart Cure and the
same Of Nervine, and although not
young man. having passed through the
war, ! feed younger than I did before
! am feeling better in every way and
sleep like 3 healthy six year old boy.
j was advised to use your medicines
by man who Is now 6 perfect speci-
man OF manhood He tried DR.. Miles
remedy and he said IL cured him Of
heart trouble. twelve years ago after
the doctors had given him up to die"
CHAs. Z, MURPHY, Verndale, MINI.
Or. Mikes Heart Cure Is sold by
your druggist. who Win guarantee that
the first bottle will benefit. II It falls
he will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
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THIEF TAKES HAND BAG
Miss RosaIie Pollock Loses Valuable
Pearls and Cash.

A hand bag containing SO in money, a
string Of valuable pearls and bunch OF
KEYS was stolen Wednesday from,a lock-
er in the outer office of D. H. Christen-
sen, superintendent of schools. The bag
was the property of Miss Rosalie Pollock.
supervisor of the primary departments
in the local schools.
During the day the office was crowded
and it is suspected that some of the vis-
tors appropriated the bag. Miss Pollock
has secured almost a complete list of
those who were in the room and 1t is un-
derstood that she knows the identity of
the culprit.
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Mrs. WinsIow's Soothing SYRUP

sas been used for YEARS by MILLIONS
of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN
WHILE TEETHTNG. with PERFECT
SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHES the CHILD.
SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS ali
PAIN, CURES WIND collie. and is the
best remedy for DIARRHOEA Sold by
Druggists in every part of the world. Be
sure and ask fo- Mrs. Winslow's Sooth-
T1e1fv-five cents hottie GifAR H,',I
TEED UNDER THE FOOD AND
DRUGS ACT. JUNE Goth 1906 SERIAL
Nf-NREP iaqe
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washington, Sept 5.-Acting Secre-
ta[y Newoerry of the navy department
today said there was no truth in tbe
Shanghai report that the United States
mas leased for five years a coaling sta
ton in Norvik bay. Regarding a re-
port from the same source that the
United States had leased for next win
ter the floating dry dock at Vladivos-
tok, Mr.. Newberry said that would he
Just as much use to the navy as a
canal on Mars"
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IDLE RUM0RS AFLOAT.
Navy Department Takes the Trouble
to Enter a Denial,

Berlin, Sept. "a special dispatcb
from Shanghai says that the United
States has taken a five years lease of
Norvik bay, south of Vladivostok and
has also leased for next winter the
floating dry dock at Vladiyostok
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Vienna, Sept. 3. 1:3O p. NIT is Off
clally stated that there is no truth in
the reports of the attempted assasina-
uon OF emperor Francis Joseph. An
old peasant carrying a cane attempted
to approach the emperor for the Dur-
pose OF presenting a petition. which led
TO some confusion and the circulation
of the rumor that an attempt had been
made on the life of his majesty. Pri-
Vate Information on the subject corroh-
crates the official statement that no at
tempt was made to assassinate the en-
perOF.
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CAUSED SOME EXCITEMENT
Rumor in Vienna That an Attempt
Has Been Made to Assassi-
nate the Emnernr.

Vienna, Sept. 5, 1880 p. NIT is re-
ported here that an attempt was made
TO assassinate Emperor Francis Joseph
this morning, but he escaped I'M
harmed. The scene of the attempt is
SAID TO have been Klagonfurt, a town
OF Austria-Hungary about forty miles
from Laibach, and the capital of Ca
rinthia.
The wouldbe assassin is described as
an Austro-Italian laborer. and the
tune OF his attempt is said to have been
$50 a. m.
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A private safe may be rented in the
FIRE and burglar-proof vaults of the
Salt Lake Security & Trust Co.. 1924
Main street, $3.50 per year.
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THE DEsERET SAVINGS BANK.

DIRECTORS.
W. W. Ritter President.
Noses Thatcher, Vice President
Elias A Smith, Cashier.
L. s. Hills. John r. Barnes, John c.
Cutler. David Eccles, A w Carlson.
George Romney, John r Winder, Reed
emoot, e. r Eldredge. W. F. James.
Four per cent interest paid ca savings
deposit2-
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McCoy's. livery carriages and light
livery. Both phones 81.
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necessary TO let the places to colOred
people who, while no less noisy, are less
eXacting."
A city ordinance provides that any
owner agent or lessee of any building,
the whole or any part Of which is used
for immoral purposes, and who fails to
take measures to suppress such use or
who lets any building or tenement know
ing that it is to be used for immoral pur-
poses, is liable 10 fine of 500 or SEN
tence of three months I'm iail. or both.
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Fred Wey Determined.

The sentiment of the property holders
about this street is well expressed by A.
Fred Wey, who is insisting now that
something be done to alleviate the nui-
sance.
I am going to see the chief of police in
the morning." said Mr.. Wey land see
whether or not it is possible to. remove
these characters from the business center
of the town. Their occupancy of this
street is a disgrace to the city and should
not be tolerated. 1 have complained time
and again about this matter and have
always been told as soon as some place
could be found to put these women they
would be removed Now 1 think it is
time that some action be taken in the
matter, and I am going to do my best
to see that it IS done.
If the police decline to act I will in
struct my attorney to bring suit for dam
ages against the property owners who are
letting these houses to these women in
violation Of the law. 1 think CONNER
cial street should be cleaned up also and
I would be pleased to see some one in
augurate a move having for its object
the removal of the resorts from both Vic
toria alley ana Commercial street"
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
prices quoted are wholesale ,

iHriceS quoted are NAuitsdltI
BUTTER-Reccipts liberal; market steady. Cream
cry. iancg. 2rza5. Western frsts E'5a2i. seconds
22 process. fancy % dauy choice, l7als. good. l6l
Il; stoie-facsed fresh, l5q,6.
CHEEsE-Nev York State factory. large f4al5s
de-. small l5aai6 summer large, lial5; Western.
fancy. ;ew. choice lpsll5 do, fair 20 good H.
EGGS-Recelp;s liberal market hrm. Near by,
fresh Virginia I7rzi West VirV-ia and Southwest
Virginia. H. Tennessee. li. NortL Carolina, l6'l
LIVE POULTRY b. Receipts moderate; market
steady Spring chickens liz 20 l5s lhs.. q do. r4
% ls rs 2ls2j; do. small 2 hens rCT Do. liz,
iupstes :: ducks large 9ai9, do. small ss9, geese.
Gas. turkeys toms. J.; do Ecns. "a; turkeys. thin,
Sll-. keats. j.
DRESSED POULTRY Receipts increasing, mar
sst light Tws.ys hens uudraUu. Icr lh, lal5:
DO, average uu1raUn. l3ali. DO. thin. TTr b. loi
old toms lZal3; chickens. large. Ter lh loa2Z Do.
spring Z5a59: hens choice 5aG; l11sters si ducks.
large l2al3. do, small. n geese, SAIL.
DRESSED MEATS-C0uutry-Clrld hams and ha.
con in good demand Calves fun dressed, SO
heads 81, S0a9@; hog dressed caves s59a9 90,
bans. country. sugsr-Clred. lial5.
NEGETABLES-P0tat0es, per h1shel. Sass, do,
North Carolina prime, per barrel. 5oal6 do. sec
1nds, per barrel, 500 do, cull5, -H- sweet prra-
toes, D.r barrel. 30l3D, yams. per barrel -51120;
aspara Js. per dozen. 20ia1D. cabbage. pr crate.
3ooa3.5, celery, Sew York rcr bunch. Aa59, do,
Florida. per crate 2o0s275, cIcumbers Florida. per
basket 2o1a25o; lettuce. homegrown per barrel.
leaej0; do. Florida yer basket. 2Wl3pl, onions.
Bermuda. per crate 25aa2I5, d.. Ohio. pU lauci.
~ 70. string beans green. per basket. s55ai 90;
tomatoes, Florida fancy Is. crate. z'Na35. beets.
per bunch, 3li. peas. per- basket, lgai5 c8nte-
ouues. per crate 2ooa259 5-z plant ger crate. ZoIa
.2I
GREEN FRUITS-AUulrs. Der barrel 3Wa1Ui
oranges. California 2taiJ pr box. crepe fruit
lf35fe, piueappies. Tr crate. -5.a.l5- s'uvt.F
mes. per box aal3, p7ac.as ICrt4 u.r cTars. go
a35J. lemons. pgr box 4e9s5e1. bananas, ulr bunch
GalN
DRIED FRUITs-Applss. sliced. fancy. s. sliced
bright. ~. cherries l2ali vhortlebcuas lalZi
Tasphsuiss 1a3. blarkb.uiCs e
HAY AND sTRAW-Iinaii aii.v. chaise. 2tHaZf N /.
de-. 40. J. 22ea22 20. d.. 80 g. -l57a-2 1l. mixed
bay, mnlI-1. clover. lg1- straw. wheat 65l7g.
GRAIN-Whcat. cloios. 38E. DO. fair t0 good
eas. do, ordinary l-gls. re g3G5i csm slel.ad
white. f-s6i do, ye1a. l-s6i. do, ear -IlE q.
oats Western. white 80 @ 5-a5i do. mixed. isl5-.
WOOL AND HInE~-Wo1I washed saE. wool
unwasded, free 0f bgr Z wool. barry, -as hides
sfeen g, DRY, l5sl7, shealsslns, green. cacA 1al o.
alr -5a-5. csfsk.Is lljal-5i
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago, June lO.-CATTLE-Receipts $500; esti
mated for tomorrow, f0OoO Steady, 10 cents lower
Prime heeves, 5.60af70; poor 10 medium 45la5 So
stOcsers and feeders 525; COWS aud heaNTs 27Ca
553; Gamers, Ls5a2 30: Texans. 435a5O0
HOGS-Receipts. 5000: estimated fer tomorrow
7000l Market 5a7iz cents lower. Lights 6o5a6 So
r5ughs .5s5aeo5; mixed, 6loa63o; heavy, 6lCa&g
I6gs. 575s65 q.
SHEEP-ReceiTts 1900; estimated FOR tomorrow
l2001 Market l0al5 cents lover lambs . cents
lower. Native sheep. SIS; Western sheep. I51a660
native lambs, 6 o0as l0 Western lambs. e25aS 80
New YORK. June lo.-CATTLE-Reccipts 1890
Generally steady for an grades firm for bulls; cows
slow; al cold Steers 55oa650i bulls 4Ooa5 o
COWS. 2j0af. s7lz; tops. go.
CALNES-Receipts. s.73) Yo5ls Ea50 cents lower.
ba;tomlks 75al0O lower; go calves unsold. Vesls.
55oss 90; selected lots $50 clls SOFAS % butter
milks 45oa525; dressed calves Z cent lower: CITY.
dressed veals, sal22 PCT pound country dressed Ia
Ia
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. I5230, sheep. s
cents lower; warnings 100 lower. Lambs opened 81
cents off, closed - cents lower; thirty cars on sale:
Zen ears vcsTlings and lambs unsold.
SHEEP 5oa625. best Wethers. $50: rulls. 32ja
100; yearings. eGa75O. few head. $50: lambs. sOOa
&5e
HOGs-Receipts, 17.s0 General market is Cos.
choice Hight, b.55
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York cune ~ 6-sTGAB-The raw sugar mar
ke- was quiet. hu, uru.uaiv steady. with d1tvusff
prices quoted as foLIors CeatduzaI e5 test aE.
Muse7yada. 80 test. s6. and maIas7es sugar. So test
1I Refined sugar Was quiet and unchanged The
L1adon market for sugar beats vas steady. az uu-
changed for SPOT. bUt sd higher for july. June was
quiet at 9sllid and lgIr az l1sd
BJTTER-Beceirts, 3 El packages The market
ruled steady and unchanged vifh extra cIaamsEy
quoted st g.
EGGS-ReeaiHts. ls115 cases. Market steady with
Western ffsts quoted 40 l5s
NAVAL >TOBES-The market for spirits tgrpau.
tine waz -teliT bgt quiet. with machine made bay-
Ia- quoted ar 6iz Eo-ln rflrd quiet but steady.
With common tr -1ni strained az 455ss67 Tar was
steady and unchanged ae 500 for rii lareIs
MILL FEED-Vu.et ~nlng bran iH lJ7Ir sacks.
90 auvc Jake and .ai' lD. m5i.rU Is5. sF
blu. - . In uu'E. Weston ri LH- - 81. r1 arrive.
FLOJE-StadT but inactive. Spring patents. %
s5;5. spring clears. .-5ai-, winter s.Iaisl's t71l
40. winter cleans. GJaa-5. Kansas. patents .1
sacks 5G1a5 Is. strai-lfs. 4511SHr. clears --atn
RYE FLoCR-Slaldy. light supply. i5l55
CORN NEAL-Im. moderate iuraiE. Kiln.
dried. for export. 3-5s1s8. coarse msll .u bags I1
ala
HAY-Str7rg; small supply Receipts go tons.
PaUe timothy. l1za'.s0. ~. 2. l-s'15. 80. @ lis,
50. g f158'l0
rSTRAW-Steady. fair demlrd Long rrr. Toa7l
BEEF-Srelfv. moderate inquiry Family. I3 50a
li50, packet l1TaltT
PoRR-stsadZ. ulde inactive. Mess. l775as0;
family. eeal9A
TALLOW-Quie- CITY. In HoesheaIs. 67s.
LARD Weaker. Psims WEsteu. 2Z5, c'y as.
refined continent. 95. South American. 10 s.. rc-
fined Brazilian. kegs 1885, city yrearinr -0f.. cleo
strar1uo nominal 90 Chicago. To-
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by A. o. Brown & Co..
members # the New York Stock Exchange snd the
Chicago Board Of Trade NTuusey Building
New York June m.->0vgral large lines 4 long
wheat sold pending the issuance 0f the govern
msnt report, thus causing some reaction from the
early bulge iu prices All nervous shorts had au-
rlrentv covered during the bulge S3mlsr The
trade generally was expecting n b1llisd report on
winter wheat but the chief feature that viii attract
attention IN the spring viii be the acreage seeded.
the latcu7Ss of the season making an intelligent
E1ess Of the condition impossible. The government
report sdvs Of spring wheat that rbe area Of $500
acres Is 3 less 0r l2EO acres less than that s0vu
last year. which was I77OG1 acres final estimate
TIE cqEdiaon given is ss-
Country commission hr-sCs and local sueculnt0rs
bought corn 0f the new crop months az the outset
on the theory that the wet and cold weather was
giving the drop material bacE-st The bulge called
7gt selling ro take profits Pos 'arg=. and also son,
short selling. on the theory that the fine weather
W. lcted 20 follow current rains I'M fhe eastern Tsr
ton Of the Mississippi VALLEY would advance the
crop rapidly Cash corn IN the market was about lsc
lower
Oats have been under pressure an day from about
the SAME sources as on previous DAYS Weather con
ditions generally favorable f7r oats-wet and cool
Selling Of July has been considerable and the future
even weaker than other months The government
report indicated an oats crop Of 81 iS 900 acres Tie
condition Of SIS, as reported in t1-d3vs report is
approximately 900 o0 oeo bushels using the same par
Of yield that employed last wear. The latter
however. is generally presumed 10 be too low.
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Swartzell, Rheem &
Hensey Co.,
WARNER BUILDING.
gs F STREET NORTHWEST.
WANTS MONEY FOR STOCK.
Subscribers for Shares I'm Vaccine
Concern Are s1ed

The international Trust Company Of
Maryland, through Attorney Walter c.
Clephane. yesterday filed suit against
Charles E. Wood for the recovery Of
$500. Joseph Schiffman. 5000; William
Spencer. $2.0lg, Charles VI. Campbell,
$500; Rufus X Helphenstine. 500. Henry
NJ Baker. 500. George + Howard, S2,ooo
and Harrison Crook. Sz4n. being for
stock in the National Vaccine and For
maldehyde Company. called for and not
paid. II is alleged by the plaintiff that
October 3. 1s56 IT delivered TO the Ma
tioual Vaccine and Formaldehyde Com
pany a contract. subscribing for 1850
shares Of the preferred stock Of the com
pany. and promised to pay 80 per share;
II being understood that no call should be
made upon the respective defendants until
az least $4,000 stock was subscribed and
paid in.
Plaintiff alleges that between october
and 10. 1906. a large amount OF stock was
subscribed. but that the defendants
neglected 20 pay for stock when called
upon TO do so.
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CROP ESTIMATES GIVEN OUT.
Agricultural Department Makes RE-
port on wheat aPd Oats.

The following estimates were given out
yesterday afternoon by the crop reporting
board of the Department Of Agriculture;
Spring wheat-Acreage, 16, 4G4d00, a de-
crease of 1.242. 600 acres, or Z per cent. as
compared with the final estimates of
acreage soHn last year Condition on
June l, sS.1 per cent. as compared with
93.4 per cent at the corresponding date
last year, 93.7 per cent on June l, 1905,
and a ten-year average Of 1913 per cent,
Winter wheat--Average condition on
June !, IA per cent as compared with
S2.9 per cent on May /, 1907; A2.7 per cent
on june l, 1906; S5.5 per cent On June l.
1875, and ten-year average OF Sl1 per
cent
Oats-Acreage, 81. $4,000; an increase OF
$4,000 acres, or u per cent, as compared
with the final estimate Of acreage soWH
last year. Condition on June /, SL6 per
cent. against $50 per cent on June !, 1906;
s2.9 per cent at the corresponding date
last year. and a ten-year average Of S97
per cent
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WANTS RECEIVER NAMED.
Isaac-G. ThOrue Sues Pench-bOttom
slate Manufacturing Company.

Isaac G. Thorna yesterday fled a peti-
ton in the District supreme Court. alleg-
Ing that the Washington Peach-bottom
Slate Manufacturing Company. according
10 his belief. is insolvent and has debts
aggregating S10,0co He asks for the ap-
pointment of a receiver 20 sell the prop
erty Of the firm and make distribution
Of the proceeds among the creditors.
Th0rne. through Attorney c. z. Emig.
alleges that April Il last he loaned the
defendant company 800 on a pr0missory
note. and that the same was not paid
when it became due. Frank NJ Johnson
and the Union Trust Company Of Mary
land are also named as defendants.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York June lo.-Noney on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at pcr cent; highest. 2is
lowest. 2. closing "a. Most Of the loans were at
E- Der cent Time money opened the week freely
o1tsinabc. and met with a fair demand Rates.
2za34 Per cent for sixty DAYS. 4aha for ninety
DAYS and four months. i.a5 for five and six months
and 81 fer ever the year.
Mercantile PAPER was sold in rather restricted
amounts. chiefly ont n town. 4 number of choice
names were offered. Rates: 81 pr cent for sixty
20 ninety days indu7ed bills receivable: Isa6 for
choice single names. four 70 six months 20 run
and SASH fo- names not so we known.
Sterling steady with rates quoted 5alO roints
lower. Rates fer actual business were. Sixty davs
isS6 1885, demand, 4ss95a457; cables. 4s7i0ai SIS
Commercial bills were 4s3isa4s37s.
The supply Of grain and commercial bills was
scaEce.
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1lItrt lafiaNfNi
New York. june lo-About % points under the
closing figures & last week new crop offerings were
wen absorbed and the market developed considerable
resistance t' pressure This checked the local bears
whose knowledge Of what another few days II bad
weather might do 10 the market IS sufficient %
make them timid, and prices rallied slightly from
the lowest july wss relatively steady az all times,
and whenever a hundred bales or 50 were offered
there seemed 20 BE- prompt bidders According %
the last gossip going the rounds there ia sort Of
Northern Pacific situation in July-that is 70
say two separate interests are after the control Of
contracts and spot CUttCn in order 70 exercise the
deciding Voice in the end-seasou fluctuations Some
Uf the crop reports from Texas were a little more
encouraging to-day. and the week or so Of good
weather IS helping things. even though they have
not brought the condition mp % the syeragr or
even 10 the worst previously reported. II the
weather in the South should remain good and crop
accounts show some improvement. further reactions
would appear quite possible Bui owing 20 the fact
that courage on the short side is lacking. that had
weather may set in az any time. and that the old
crop is in so strong position, purchases On sharp
breaks seem preferable 20 operations ON the short
side particularly as all the chances seem 20 favor
ultimately higher prices.
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Chicago.

New York June l0.--WHEAT--Wea trade iusc-
tive. No. Northern Duluth 20 arrive. opening
navigation &c over july. {. O. b : No I Manitoba
LOIS, f. o. b. No. 2 Northern Manitoba. lake and
rail. June. 9S7s. T. O. D.. No rCd. f. o. b.. l0z7s /:
No. 2 hard + o. b. L0jss No. : mscar0ni. open
ing navigation ssls. f. @. b.. No macarrni. open
ing navigation S7ts Exporters tock loads. to ar
rive. chiefly macaroni and Manitoba.
CORN STEADY Trade slow. No. elevator S..
No. 2, S. (. O. h.: No. . f o. b. late June. t3:
NJ. 2 yellow 90: N. white. Gi5 f. o. b Ey-
pousrs took loads.
RYE-Sieady. quiet No Q 50. T. o. b.
0ATs-Lewor small trade. Elevator prices: No
2 w'ito. 81. No. white 50. no. mixed. isis
Prices for futures follow.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

S8iC7-Rcrtlsr call. y O'Clock noon:
Capital Traction 81 g g0 at l0-,. g 9l az u94
sl111 sf I0', 81 lGa9 a. llo--
Columbia RsIrsy 6s, 81 GOO st Il9 y110 az l19.
W1sliur-rl Reilvsv and Electric g. $500 az
gr 81 11 40 Ei. 5000 a. sl's SN3 st sliz
Washington Railway and Electric rr-ferrei, 10
Of rs
Washington Cas- y NJ 65-s . a. s. a' g.. .
a- rs. 3 40 st. O. at e. q NJ g. . q. s5. . az
81 p ~ S. . AZ 6f-. % az s.. . az g.. . ar s7is
. NJ r-is. g az F-is . AZ g..
Mitchell Mining l13 40 5s 2 80 3's.
American Gaph0pi0re common I at Il.
Union Trust warrants 3 n =.
After Washington Gas certificates. S50 az I13
Washington Gas = st 57s . az 5-s.
The following are the closing quotations Of yes
tGTtIy's stock CNChaugs;
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra, per c'et.. 55Oa6O0; butcher. 4ga
$50. common. 20; rough $50
HOGS-Per cwt, gross. 6.5l; ordinary. Der crt.
&C
SHEEP-Clipped, 45oa5Oo; comron. 2O0a3O0.
LANBS-spring choice, Ilsas; medium, 7a7is; win
ter 7a7ls.
CALYES-Prime. Uer lb., has medium. 6a7: com.
mon iaj; grass. 45ils.
COWs-Prime, fresh. each i00oa5000; common
zach, 1a.ga@0; cid and dr.. s.09sIaO1
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Largest Morning Circulation.

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circulation-a clrcula-
tion in Washington larger by thou
sands than was ever before attained
by any morning newspaper at the Cap
ital. It's books are open.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
Property Management.

A facility f1r securing tenants bv no
means establishes an agent qualifications.
Think about % a minute Receiving y1uT
rent each month does not always mean
that your property Is paving There are
many little cares and attentions that enter
irio the account Experience and study
are Absolutely essential % the profitable
maUaE meut n property let rs demon
sfTstC I- o. you.