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The Washington herald., 1907-01-11
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales-Reguiar caI. 12 O'Clock no8n
washington Railway and Electric g. $1,000 at s5it
AloU AZ s5z. Sl00 a. Eiz $1,000 az sJs NO00 AZ
ofs, sloo0 at 55is. $1,000 40 sJfs. Sl.o9 at 6J'z
Capital Traction, q at l45is ] az l4L
Washington Railway and Electric common. s. al
81. 81 at g.. 50 40 A. 80 at Al.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. al
81. az S.
Washington Gas. az 5.iz.
MeTEeuthaler. 6 at 22 8 al 92 10 at e0l2 3 az
22 Z ar Pr. ] at 1Z
Mitchell Mining. 100 at 81. 100 at 5A 100 at 57.
. az 5s
Commercial National Bank. 70 at gF. s az 2E.
Farmers and Mechanic Bank 10 az 32Z7s.
Security Storage = at lG5
after call-Lanston, i15 at 49,. 100 at lp, 100
az 1914
Wellington Railway aud Electric preferred. .
as S51
Capital Traction. at Iii
The following are the closing quotations yes
terdays local exchange.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-11

When advertising in The Wash
IngtOn Herald YOU viii find your al
not surrounded by Objectionable ad-
yertisements. and yOu viii be in
the company of clean, wholesome
advertising that you would have no
objection to your family reading.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-11

NcW lcIk. Jan. l0-WHEAT- -Strone. cle-sirc
trade. n. ! Northern DUluth, 70 arrive CAKE and
rliU. cents over May. T. O. b.; No ] Northern
Manitoba. s5z, f. O. D., NJ Northern Manitoba,
g. f. o.. b. No 2 red. T. @. D. S1aS0ls, No. ? hard.
T. @. o.. ll e7cr May; Ne. ] macrgui. 7slz E o. b.
NJ. = macsroni, -6. Exporters took loads.
COBN-SuongeT. hindeTing trade. No. elevator
g.: 40. . new. AS, f. O. b.; No. . yellow ucx.
5)is No. D f. o. b.. late January. sgs. No. O. Z. o..
b., February March 42is; No p J. C. D.. April. 504
No. o white. new Z o. b.. April. 504 No . white.
rev. 56is. z. O. D. Exporters took loads.
Slightly easier Elevator prices: No. .
white Il No. 3. white, f0s; No. >. mixed. %
Prices for futures follow. Yes'y'
The Washington herald., 1907-01-11

. to IS; calf skins, green each LEO to 10; musk
rat each. %: do. black each, q do. kits. each.
s; skunk. each. 3 to 80; mink, each, IS TO 400
rabbit skins, each. ! to ~ opossum, EACH 10 70
p; raccoon. each . 70 80; fox rcd. each. 100 to
250 do gray each 90 10 75
The Washington herald., 1907-01-11

Market remains unchanged.
CATTLE-EAas. 10 per evt; hutchrrs. 400;
ordinary Z5J 10 sea
ROGs-Pr est.. gross. 6e5 to so; ordinary. SO
to 600
sHEEP-C,.prsd. io3. medium $50 TO 575: CON-
aon. 90 60 900
LAAlBs-Psr pound spring. choice. Z; medium.
s 10 J.
CALvEs-P Per pound. prime, TO 81; medium.
20 8; grass 10 fis
COWS-Each. prime 600 to 5105. Common, E.ea
TO 1900; old and d-y. s9J1 To 100.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-11
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.


Thet enormous earning power OF the
Washington banks is in evidence when
ever any of the stock IS offered on the
local exchange. Yesterday fifteen shares OF
the Commercial National Bank were Of
fered for sale, and found ready buyers AT
2T. Immediately after ten shares Of the
Farmers and Mechanics Bank came out
and were grabbed up at 322ts, a point
higher than the usual bid price.
Railway shares and bonds composed
most Of the trading Washington Railway
and Electric IS were put on the market
TO the extent of 5000. and quickly taken
at S5ls and S57s Trades in scraps Of Cap
ital Traction and Washington Railway
and Electric preferred followed at good
prices, and 2O0 shares Of Railway were
bid in at 81.
Mitchell Mining. Lanston, and Mergen-
thaIer came in for the usual order filling
trades.
The new building of the United States
Savings Bank, corner of Fourteenth and
L streets, IS now completed and about
ready for occupancy. The bank Will take
possession next Monday evening. when
the officers and directors will hold an in
formal reception in the new home Of the
bank.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-11
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished hy Charles G. Gates < Co,
members NOW York Stock Exchange. Aiunsey Building
Closing
gsfas Cl,,,, ITisl, I ovy Ia 10 IA
The Washington herald., 1907-01-11
GRAIN MARKETS.

Quotations furnished by Charles G. Gates < Co.
members Chicago Board # Trade, Aiunssy Building
Chicago.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-11
BOSTON SToCKs.

Quotations furnished hy Z. r. Chapman & Co
members New YORK stock Exchange. l3l f street
northwest q. Bowie Chipman. manager.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-11

| stock by weak speculative holders and
greater Concentration of securities in
strong hands.
The idea Of a spring collapse in the
market = contrary TO the laws Of nature.
The market is rarely depressed when the
sap is rising.
st. Paul was a feature Of streagth 81
the market, the movement attracting Il
large amount Of attention. not only on
account Of its yigor, but from the
fact that it was made on buying by the
same house that started the sensational
rise couple Of months ago. The supp0-
sition regarding the buying by that house
when it was first seen was that il repre-
sented accumulation by the Hartman in
terests, and in the present instance rumor
ascribed ii to the same source.
According to the testimony Of Mr.. MahI,
IN the Hartman investigation on Friday
last, the Oregon short Line owns mill
Hons of St Paul common. and there arc
a good many people in the street who
believe that this only includes part Of
the accumulation. and that before the
operation is concluded the Union Pacific
interests viii own "a very substantial part
OF the capital stock OF the ST. Paul road.
Not only did the street attribute the
buying OF St Paul 10 the Hartman in
terests, but it also thought it could detect
evidence Of further accumulation Of New
York Central in behalf OF Union Pacific
In neither case was there anything definite
TO sustain the surprise based on the fact
that the buying orders were handled by
certain brokers who often get Hartman
business, and, Of course. il was entirely
possible that some speculative interests.
knowing the deduction that was likely to
be drawn from operations handled I'm that
way, placed orders with the brokers in
question so that the rank and file OF the
street might attach to the buying q degree
o. significance that it was not at all en-
titled TO.
n private London cable says: Business
has been restricted in view Of the ap-
preaching settlement The bank rate is
unchanged. Probably 100000 pounds
sterling viii be Withdrawn this week for
South America. The only feature in
Americans has bee1 Missouri Kansas
The Washington herald., 1907-01-11
WASHINGTON cATrLE MARKET.

a6s0; light Workers ana pig. 6soa6s5i Toaghs 100
a6.0; stags 1Ga-75
The Washington herald., 1907-01-11
CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished by T. r. Chapman & Co.
members New York stock E1clange. 1901 L street
northwest. G.. Bowie Clipusaa. Manager.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-11

s r. Aguew. of Henry Clews & Co
The market opened up well. and reflected
"a better feeling. owing TO easier money
conditions. The Bank Of England dis
count rate remains unchanged. but the
timely action of Secretary Shaw regard
ing deposits in the national banks has
already produced a good effect on money.
The Secretary's original order was for
The return OF SI2.m000 from January TO
February I and SS1OU.0o9 following Feb
rIary l. The new order permits the re-
turn OF SfJ1l.Cd0 on February l and S6ba0.-
0lo on February j. and the time for the
return or the $4,000 011 has been indehu-
ite.y postponed. The Union Pacific and
Southern Pacific Investigation is the cloud
over the market at the present time. and
Is likely 10 be- a cloud as the investigation
proceeds and reveals its discoveries Dur
ing the last hour there was heavy selling
of stocks on the TumOr that the Penn
sylvauia Railroad Company is 20 make
further large increase in its bond and
capital Indebtedness OF about $4,000 o0-Q. p"
Herbert /. Jones. of Charles O. Gates &
Cc.-"The market is almost entirely pro-
fessional Good stocks are purchased on
the declines. and profits should be taken
on the rallies"
The Washington herald., 1907-01-11
Oninions on Lie - YorI MarI1et

Opinions ON the New York Market
George L. Edmunds, Of Dick Bros *
Co.-"After a slightly better opening
stocks gradually improved, though trad
ing only showed moderate activity.
Though irregular, the market maintained
its strong Undertone until the last hour.
when a sharp drive was made at Missouri
Pacific, which did not seem TO have
many supporting orders, and sold OF
sharply. This caused the general market
70 sell off so that the close was At about
the lowest Of the day. The close was
active with the market steady about the
low point. Cali money ruled between "a
and per cent. still advise 10 buy on
recession"
The Washington herald., 1907-01-11

G. Bowie Chipman. OF z. r. Chap
man q Co.-"Unul the final fifteen min
utes the market showed a fair degree
of strength. although during the entire
day it was subject To quick changes Of
sentiment which carried the leaders up
and down but generally over the same
ground. Copper. ST. Paul Reading, and
New York Central were about the most
active About 2-i5 p m a sharp drive WAS
made III Missouri Pacific carrying the
price down 10 SIS Immediately the other
Gould properties weakened. and the gen
erll list sold OF rapidly. Generally speak
ms. the final prices were below those Of
last night. Ny advices lead me 10 expect
further recessious, particularly in the
lenders 90
The Washington herald., 1907-01-11

Benjamin Woodruff, Of Post & Flags
"The market was a dull and uninterest-
ing session. After holding steady all tho
earlier part Of the session there was q
tendency toward reaction in the after
noon. caused by the weakness in Missouri
Pacific This stock broke about three
points. apparently from the announce
melt that the Missouri authorities pro-
pose 90 investigate the alleged cOmbind-
ton between this road and the other
Gould properties. Indeed, the whole diff
Guilty with the market is the prevalence
and activity of this spirit of govern
mental and state investigation and inter
ference with semi-public corporations.
Doubtless there has been much in the
management OF these properties In
recent years 10 justify and stimulate such
action. but when it occurs IL has a dis
quietiug effect. as people are uncertain
as to what disclosures will be made and
what new legislation may De encouraged
thereby Money renewed at reasonable
rates. and il looks as If we had passed
safely the worst difficulties from this
source for al least six months. Were il
not for the spirit of investigation abroad
everything would favor more active and
q stronger market. and I think that, de-
spite this fact. prices viii do better be
fore the end of the month"
The Washington herald., 1907-01-11

Traders did not know how 10 reconcile
the rumor that II. II. Rogers was about
to take prolonged vacation with the
very bullish view attributed to him In
many quarters. If be really was as bull
ism as he was said 10 be. they argued,
he could hardly afford to 90 away from
his market interests, and as for the Inter
state Commerce Commission investigation.
hc was so well accustomed 10 the witness
chair that he would not take great trouble
10 avoid being placed again ia a very ia
mi.iar situation
The Washington herald., 1907-01-11
NEW YORK MONEY.

sa-1s. s-'I5.0N- acll0st = f3l.Cll yeSIeTlaF
a week ago. and S3,7e2OoJ a year ago.
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Mrs. Rorer Denie. Charges.

NEW YORK, December 12.-Judge
Hough. in tn United S.a- dis rirt court
last night dismissed the bankruptcy petit
ton filed n September against Mrs. Sarah
Tyson Rorar. the writer on domestic
sciences. who for some time conducted a
downtown restaurant. When the petition
was filed. Mrs. Rorer was in California,
but upon her return she fled an answer
denying insolvency and alleged that the
proc edings against her were a conspiracy
to get her business and to get possession
of a lease to the rooms she occupied.
Judge Hough decided that the burden of
proof o. incolv ncy was upon the petition
ng creditors and that it had not been sus-
tanned. -=t g. .-'--
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Veteran of Two Wars Dead

LEXINGTON. Va. December H. John
A Smith, aged eighty-two years, veteran
of two wars. died at his home, near Lex
ington. Tuesday of paralysis. He was
the last surviving soldier of the Mexican
war in Rock Bridge. He was also
soldier of the civil war; and fought for
the Confedrracy. was a member of Com
pany e, 52i Virg mia Infantry. He was
buried yesterday. Mr.. Smith Is survived
by his wife and several chi uren.
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81 Al. 5r. b. fur. $50. 90
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III 7r, b. :ur. 80. 90
% The Alabama, No sos.
81 5r. b. so 40
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oil Or. b............45. $500
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% Or. b. AS. on
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q oI19 14th NV. Or. b. "a 81
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0 1920 C ne. Ar. b. .15. 90
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q 1921 F NV. rm 10. 1000
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ORES.
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0 2n04 K NV. ..25. on
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

THE STEAMERS OF THE Maryland. DEL
aware and Virginia Railway Co.. commencing
Sent 2 will make three trips weekly setween
Washington and Baltimore weather permitting.
The passenger accommodation are unsurpassed
hS any the Chesapeake Bay o. tributaries.
They are electrically lighted and the cuisine d
perfect. Steamers leave Washington every sua-
day. Tuesday and Thursday at pm. aud Bal
timore every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
att pm. Time Of trip. about 80 nogrs. Fare,
$40. Staterooms. $3.50. Meals. Soc and 75c.
Staterooms and further information apply to
STEPHENSON & BRO, Agents,
Telephone Main 745. It'll street wharf.
T. MURDOCH, Gen. Pass. Agt.. Baltimore. Nd.
Sel-tf
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seit.n

FOR REST-ALLAN r
1891 Park I'd. Tor. h$50. %
S0T E Cap. Or. h.. 1850
Rear 1904 Park I'd.
stable and 3r. =. 40. no
n39 r I av. Pr. b. 1000
4a0 N NV. Or. b. 81 80
"a ! ne. 11r. b. .@.m
1905 14th. Or. b. 80. 90
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FOR RENT-733 23D NV. GRIN FRAME;
good repair: Sl5.40: key next door. AIT Tom
ave. ne. Arm. nat: MI. good repair: $13 70:
key next door. e. W. TUCKER & BRO. I20
de7-3lts
FOR RENT-BY l.. ]. MILLS. sos 9Th ST Wv
Flat. 1854 Willard rooms. ........... .$22 On
Stable. rear 1925 9Th NV. sc. 90
I'd floor. 14th and Ohio ave. NV. .s15 90
THREE floors. 6S2 4th ne. suitable for shops.
esq Ith me- sto Or. Is so 1918 18th NV Or b 35 50
NV. Ar II so 1923 18th me- Or. b. % 80
dp3-tf
FOR .RENT-1l1 7TH ST. NE. TWO STORY
PRESSED BRICK FRONT; SEVEN ROOMS
BATH; CONVENIENT TO CAR LINES: s25.
AEf.EN C. CLARK. Cos + ST. NV. deg lat
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WASHINUI UN q PUIUMAC SIFAMbOAI w
RANDALL Line.)
STEAMERS FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Str. Harry Randall Monday and Wednssdsy q
to Wicomico river and Nomini crock landtngs.
Lower Machodoc creek Monday and Mednesd.y
Wednesday and Friday mornings and Sunday
sfrsrno0ns.
day at am, for river landings. including Grin-
der's wharf. Port Tobacco creek and Maddox
creek Returning arrive in Washington Monday,
Wednesday and Friday afternoons aol6-n
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.'pK RENT
1876 G pw. 15r. 2b. $500
siS 21st w.l1r.b,
GEL. steam heat 5000
PIT Pa.av NV .15r
bath .......... IS. 90
Flat. 1919 Pa. Az,
Sr.b steam heat 20.
GEO. W
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