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The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1907-09-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES.


Eaton, Ohio, and Margaret Ellie
Waring, "a, teacher, Greenvillt
Forest Chrowl, "a, farmer, AC
ans township, and Sarah S. A
exander, 19, Bradford.
Solomon D. Hinegardner, &c
grocer, Troy, Ohio, and Rosan
nah Kaufman, %, Greenville.
Edward L. Midlam, 20, labor
er, and Ethel Utz, 18, both o
| Ansonia.
VIM. Edward Kershner, 20
farmer, and Minnie G. Eyman
%, both of Greenville township
Francis M. Richardson, 81, car
penter, and Julia Beers, So, botE
of Bradford.
Earl Yates, q, telegraph ope
rator, Selma, Ind, and Mamie
E. Silvey, 18, Union City.
Oliver Royer, 21, carpenter,
Harrison township, and Bessie
May Puterbaugh, 22, Union City.
Daniel Wilson, 81, farmer,
Lancaster, Ohio, and Emma Lo-
wer, 27, Greenville.
COMMON PLEAS COURT.
NEW CASES.
18529-Ellen Griffith VS. A. l..
Griffith; for divorce, gross neg
lect charged.
18530-William Wren VS. Anna
Wren; for divorce, adultery is
charged.
18531-Charles H. Coombs VS.
Lulu Coombs; for divorce, adul-
terry is charged.
1852 Charles D. Roth v John
Roth; for specific performance
of contract and $225O.
18533-State of Ohio, on rela-
tion of Ella Drew, VS. Harry
Householder; for bastardy.
18534-Henry S. Swartz and
others VS. Sheriff Haber and 9TH
ers; to quiet title.
18535-Gaar, Scott & Co. VS. R.
A. Pickett and John Muller; for
$1386 and foreclosure of chattel
mortgage.
18536-McCo Cormick Harvesting
Machine Co. VS. John H. and A.
J. Clemens; for $166.56.
1887 Michael R. Hoffman VS.
City of Greenville and others; to
enjoin removal of railroad side
tracks.
18538-City of Greenville VS.
Panhandle Railway and others
to enjoin relaying of side e-tracks.
18539-Anna Barber VS. E. O..
Irwin; on error from court of
Squire Brandon.
1854O-E. Fitzgerald VS. l., G..
& E. Traction Co.; to enjoin de-
stroying drain bitches.
18541-J. H. Kendall and G. D.
Wright VS. James H. Hultz and
others; for cancellation Of mort
gage.
1927. T. Conkling VS. VIM.
H. Stocker and others; to correct
and reform deed, sale of real es-
tate, partition, &c.
REGISTER OF DEEDS.
Isaac Bollinger to H. C. Roger,
5 of an acre in Jackson town
ship, $1,000.
Mamie Moore to Martha Cas-
key, lot in Greenville, $500.
George A. Jobes to Mary M.
Delk, lot in Greenville, $1,000,
and exchange of property.
Anna H. Fry to Alvin Pierce,
lot in Greenville, $S725.
William Thompson to Martha
Jones, lot in Greenville, $1,000.
G. w. Cummons to Jane White,
lot in Hollansburg, $3.50.
Heirs of D. L. Meeker to Rosa
and Roscoe Foltz, lot in Green.
vile, $145O.
O. L. Simmons to C. W. Bro.
mlegen, lot in Hillgrove, $3.50.
Lydia Dorman and others tt
]. w. Stull, lot in Greenville
$4,000.
AHnuthn Innnc To II II Dn1r;r
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21
MONEY AT 5 PER CENT
LOANED on d. c. REAL ESTATE
HEISKELL & McLERAN,
,cll-u 1878 Il STREET
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

Mai. HENRY X. BENHAM Twenty-third Infantry
70 Fort Ontario.
Serg. EDWARD c. DOLAN. Battery y. Fourtl
Field ARTILLERY. from Philippines 70 VancouTe
Barracks
Recruits GEORGE q. LONG, cavalry. and LAC
RENEE BAILEY. Coast Artillery Cops recruit
depot Columbus Barracks. transferred 90 Hos
pital Corps as privates, 20 General Hospital
Washington Barracks. for duty with COmpanl
G. Hospital Corps
Quzr1ermaSter SerCt- CLARENCE 2 SENBT. Third
Company Coast Artillery Corps. from Genera
Hospital Washington Barracks % Fort Lesven
worth with view 20 Anal competitive eza-uina
tion for promotion n second lieutenant.
Private FRANK KLEPAL. Eighth Recruit Com
pany. recruit depot Columbus Barracks. trans
ferred % Hospital Corps, % General Hospital
Washington Barracks. for duty With Company G.
Hospital Corps.
Private ALVIN OwNBEY. Company F. Ninth In
fanty. F0rt sam Houston. transferred % sigma
Corps % Fort Omaha.
Private First-clsss HENRY :. HOFFMAN,. Hos
pital Corps. from recruiting station. Providence
20 Fort Jsy.
Second-elsss Private ULYS s STAPLES. Ordnanc,
Department from Sandy HOOK proving ground
70 Watertown ar-cnaL
Second-clas Private JOSEPH JURIE, Ordaane'
Department. Frankford arsenal, 10 sandy Hool
proving ground.
Sergt FRANK A. AVONDALE, Ninety-sec0nt
Company Coast Artillery Corns from Army and
Navy General Hospital. Hot Springs. transferred
rs private 10 general service. infantry, % Littl
Rock reporting % recruiting officer for duty
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Nov. 9.-SUGAR-London cahled a
firm undertone 70 the market Tor best sugar. bot
prices were unchanged and November quoted a.
ss 3d and December AZ % sd The New York
market Tor raws was duh and without special
change IN uriCrs but they were Ia0re or less nom
inal nuty1aid pTces were $50 Cor 95 test. csntri-
fugal; 80 for 20 test. AlusooTad0 and Zs5 for y
test- molasscs -1gnr
NAVAL STORES-Thc market for spirits t,l-7,en-
tine about = csnt lower locally, with machine
made barrels quoted az 5lt asked Al savannah
the market was about q cent lower and frn Rosin
was steady with common 70 good az SIS % 80
Tar held steady az SIS FOR oil barrels
BUTTER-Recipts. $40 uaczases. choice. steady.
Creamery extra. . State dairy tubs. finest 3
EGGS-RooiptS. 6.5C cases. fancy fresh. firm.
Nearby white. fancy. 4sa59; Western aIsts 2aa3o
NILLFEED-Inartire Spring bran 10Th ,arks
to arrive lake and rai 800; middlmgs a so city
BRAN 800 in bulk: Western rcd dog 90 To- % arrive.
FLOUR-Steady; moderate demand. Spring pat
erts. b6oa600. spring clears 5l0z54: winter
straizhts 4-s5a50o winter clears. feai65: Kansas
in SACKS. Is'ests, 5.saS5o. stnights. 4s5A5.lo;
clears, 435a5 65
RYE FJoUR-steady; snail trade. We quote.
4sOa50
CORNAlEAL-Market is quiet. Kiln-dried. for
export. 37Oa375, cuarse meal in has. L3saL35
BUCKWHEAT FJOUR-Fim. small supply.
Chosce quoted 3l0a39 ..
HAY-Trade duh. supply liberal. recripts l60
tons Prime timothy. lis No. I. LI0, 80. p LOO
No ; %
sTRAw-slov: ample supply. Long rye. 7oa75
BEEF-Stssdy; moderate dealings. Family. l45lA
800; racket l2gal2o.
PORK-Slow and weaker. Mess I5.5'aI6OO. fam
ily. lS.6alsp
TALLow-Trads inactive. City in hossheads
s-l6
LARD-Duu Prime Western. soo: city. s65. TO
fined continent SZ5: South American. l0Z5; refined
Brazilian kegs 90 city S,earine, Sl.i eleostearnc
dull; New York SA; Chicago si1
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21
BALTIMORE GRAIN PRICES.

BaItimorr nov. a.-FoilUWing are the omcaI
prices for to-day:
WHEAT-Stock IN elevators 90 563 bushels Car
goes sold at LOiA fo- special bin No. . red Lcoa.
for stock No red. s77s for special bin steamer No
red. eSAt for stock steamer No. red. 93ia for
special bin rejected, 92k for stock rejected snd
elA for rejected % g through the drier Contract
December LOl. Sales 1000 December lOlA: 5000
do. L04: loo strictly fresh spot L0l; 2 cara No,
red Western SPOT. LOlE. settling prices; No 2
red Western. L0lL; for contract spot. l00is. No.
red. 9sl& steamer No. 2 red 96a. steamer No. 2
L0lA. Contract closed easier spot. November. 100;
December. lOo1.: January. L0e&alo1is; May L07ls.
FLOUR-Winter extra 395all5; do. clear. Asa
40; do. straight, 45jai7O; do. patent, as5a5 %.
spring clear lS0ai.7C; do straight. 52Ga5 IS: d.
patent, 5S5a5.so; City Mills best patent 6 5 do.
high-grads patent. 5-f5: do. straight SIS: DO
choice family. 475; extra, 3sOai.o0 Corn neal per
100 lbs, l55al6O.
CoRN-stock in elevators. 555ls bushels sales
OF new yellow al IS AID Of small lot Of new white
at s.. Track yellow cJTn Old domestic delivery az
65a65l5 per bushei for lots prime on spot Con
tract, yUar, 6lN- Sales Car steamer mixed SPOT
59A; % 900 bushels year 81; 500 bushels January
6OIt: cars spot 65t; car new spot 621t car new
spot 63A. Settling prices: Nc. white. 63ls mixed
63il; new ga steamer mixed. o,d 59il new 59I.
No g. 55A. Western spot, NOTeInDer. 6J54. new;
November. 65a; year. 61a6lA; January. 6O3saSO-s
February. 6oit.
OAAo-olucA IN e4efdltA7s -AlflNS pi79ltAr5 I'D
ments frm elevators. $40 bushels White No. p
heavy, SASH. do. No. 2 light to medium. 52'sas5
No. 3 heavy. 5p1a53: No. 5. medium. 5lJsa52; do.
No. 8 light, 50a5l; do, No L. light 70 heavy 49a50
mixed. No. 2 5la5ll1; do, Nc. ,. 5oa50i4; do. No.
T. 4sa4sh
RYE-StOck in elevators, l55.06 bushels. No. 8
Western rye sold az s6lzas7 per bushel.
HAY-No ] timothy. large bales. I9Ooals 80: No.
2 timothy. l8O0als.O; No timothy. l6OOal7.O 90;
No. l clover mixed, 800; No. clover. mixed.
ISO0al7.0O; No. ] clover. T.00aE.50.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

Trade was better yesterday ON the wholesale
market Supplies were IN greater volume and
owing to the fact that IN many liner the commits
sion houses we're bare Of stock provisions moved
there tendency 10 sitter prices. but there Is
~ big volume Of medium and poorer grades Of
fowls and dressed poultry the market that prices
on the top grades are affected thereby. Eggs YES
teTday in better volume and fresh stock moved
readily. Vegetables and fruits steady. and.
with the exception Of sweet potatoes. al the same
prices as the previous day.
prices quoted are Wholesale)
BUTTER Creamery. fancy, 2sla9: do, Western
frSts. 27a2S do. seconds. 2ia25 process fancy. d;
do. fair 10 good, 25a23; dairy, choice 2a2l good
lsA9o; store-p packed fresh, lSsls.
CHEESE-Narket firm and active on all kinds
New York State factory, large. l6isal7; do fats
Is; do. small. l517 do. summer. large l4al5. do
summer, small. lial4l4: do. fair 10 gsod l2aI3:
Western factory. new. choice, lrsal5; a. fair 10
good. Il; Virginia 10
EGGS-Nearby fresh Virginia loss OF. 81. aver
age. Ga29; West Virginia and Southwest Virginia
2sa2s: Tennessee. 25a2s; North Carolina 25a7 cold
storage. 10
LIVE POULTRY Chickens. fancy. "a arpr,ss u
ala; hens, Il; ROSTERS y ducks large, llal2: DO.
small. Sas; geese l0al2; turkeys. toms. Der 10 "a.
do. hesas, "A; do, thin, To- keats TO-
DRESSED POULTRY-Tmkrys hens un5ra,v,
per ID, HaB; do average undTawn, l6aI7. do
thin, 10: old toms. l6; chickens large. "A. hens
choice. p; roosters. cas- duczs old. uaIz. spr.nv
lSal4: gees~. sail.
DRESSED MEATS-Calrcs. fun dressed eoOa
1000; heads on, 900; hogdrcssed calves 500. hams
country. sugar cured lials; hogs. small and neat Der
cwt.. 7'sas, do medium 7a7i1 do. heavy sl4a7
GAME-Rabbits, per dozen. L6Oa2 So: do hts
l00al25. quail. per dozen. 300a350: DO small IN.
10; pheasauts. each. s0al25 Wild turkeys e0agl
squirrels each. 6as: opUssrms. each. g0aa0 wood-
cock each. 25a4o
LES-Pots.ocs. homegrown -5a2 %.
do. rural. CO.: sweet potatoes. per bbl. l75a2 90.
yams 80; cabbage. pr bb-. 50: cucumbers. North
Carolina, L0Oal50; onions Maryland and Virginia
per bbl.. 25ea275: Egyptian. crate L5a42
GREEN FRUTTS-Appiss. York imperit 1.,r
bbl. 2yoa3o0 Ben Davis. 20oa27 70: Wine san 2 "a
500: faLcy table fruit. 25OaLO0 Spy. 250as25 looss
packed. l00al-R
DRIED FkUiTs-Applcs. sliOed fancy. 6a7; do.
sliced. bright. ia5
SUNDRIEs-B -BeesWaI. 30: tallow. 5ag5: honey
white clover. lib. new. I3; do. 2-lb new foalg.
ginseng, per H.. 6Ooas.50. Seneca per ID 40.
Golden Seal. aoai5. Pink. l2sI4; AIaudrrke. 2as.
Snake Root 50
GRAIN-Wheat. choice. soaes: do fair 70 good
S5asO: do, ordinary. 75ss5 rye 75as0: crn .belled
white. 5sa62i do. yellow. Sas2. do. car 27oas O0.
oats, Western white. No. 2 5Sa60 do. mixed 5ss 8
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. washed. free of b1rs
p.r H.. 50. do. mwashed. FREE Of burs. . 90
bury, q h!des. grecn psr h.. 7. do. dry. I5al7
sheepsns. green each. soal0o. do. dr. 25a75. calf
skins, green each, L55
CHESTNUTS-PeT lb 2
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished By Miller & Co. members
Of the New York Stock Exchange and the Chicago
Board Of Trade, 1883 T street northwest
Chicago, Nov. N-With the exception Of A brief
early rally. due 10 covering BY local shorts and A
temporary strong turn IN the stock market whrnt
ruled grOggy. finally closing heavy a. practically the
low level Of the day The trade has been str71g-
Cling under the weight Of considerable wheat Put
into the market both yesterday and today BY
Northwest interests. Exporters claim no imrroye-
mcnt in demand from abroad while New York
advices were 20 the effect that foreigners were en-
dcavoring 10 have shipments deferred. The market
Throughout was dull. Cars q
The com market followed wheat despite the wet
weather over the belt. The trade disregards pros
pects Of light receipts because Of the present light
demand fer nall current arrivals Local Spectators
sold corn to-day. and provision men have again put
more on the market Should the wet turn unfavur-
able, throughout the com belt, s1T-c tRmpurary I'D
turn would not prove surprising but should b..
taken advantage Of TO makes sales as the-e Ia
absolutely nothing in the situation 20 win any
sustained advance. Cars. lB
Oats followed the other grains. Trade was mainly
Of a light and local scalping character There was
n little selling Of December By an elevator concern
Cash oats in the sample market firm Local cash
sales l05 0O0 bushels Cars III
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished hy Miller & Co. members Of
the New York Stock and Cotton exchanges and the
New Orleans Cotton Exchange. l13 + street north
west
New York Nov. 2O.-This day Of small
business and narrow market changes Gables were
good much better than due. and this was the main
thing in he situation. But for this the market
would probably have been exceedingly dull and un-
interesting; IL was. there was little feature 70
il. Liverpool got a notion that Neil's figures Of
crop below go 900 the thing for stimulating
the market. and the figures were used with some
success for boosting but after a good rise there
was an absence OF new buyers. the result being an
easing of with an absence Of business presumably
until some feature develops This may come
tomorrow in the shape Of small ginners figures but
nobody seems 10 care much about the size Of the
crop while much mere interest centerS IN the needs
Of consumers which threatens 10 be cut down 20
smln figures. thus making small yield unnecessary
Liverpool due unchanged.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Maltimore. Nov. 2.-Following are the pricss
quoted at the principal commission houses:
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy. per h.. 2sa2e; irnita-
ton. Na22; Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls lSan
store-paeked Ohio and West Virginia, Is; MARYLAND
Virginia, and Pennsylvania. lsa20
EGGS-Maryland, Pennsylvania and nearby arxts
loss or per dozen. 5a52 u
LIVE PoULTRY-old hens. heavy, per ID. lol1
al2; young. lo11ai2; roosters, each, 2Sa3O: ducEs
puddle. large. per H., H. do. small. To- do Mus
covy and mOngTel lOall: turkeys. young lbs and
over, per h.. l5al6: do. old l5als.
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES-ApDles
Eastern Shore Maryland and Virginia. per barrel
No l. L5Oa2OO; do. small. common l25aI 50. do
per lsearrel basket, Sea75; do New York, assorted
per barrel. 25Oa35O: cabbage New York Danish
per ton. u00aiZoo; celery. New York, per bunch
aa5S; cranberTieS. Cape Cod. per barrel. 75Oas 5O
grapes. Concord. 5le. basket llal2 lettuce Norfolk
per basket, T5al.25; eggplants Florida per crate
A'Oaz'0O; onions. Pennsylvania yellow. par busheI
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. Nov. D.-CATTLE-R Receipts. q 900 head;
estimated for tomorrow. 5000 head. Market steady
% lOc lower. Prime beeyes, 5lOas6O; poor to me
dium, 3Sa5.0O; stockers and feeders. 22Oa4 O cows
and hefers 235a4-s0; Gamers. L2Oa24O; Texans 325
a4l5; Westerns 3l0a5.5g
HOGS-Receipts. 5000 head; estimated for to-
morrow, 1900. Market l0c 70 l5c lower; light 4 ga
40; roughs. 445aA60; mixed. 45Oa5OO; heavy 4eoa
4S5: pigs 375a460.
SHEEP-Receipts. 900 head; estimated for To-
morrow, 5000 head. Market steady to shade higher
Native sheep. ZO0a50: Western sheep 2OOa5 10. na-
tive lambs, 3G5a605; Western lambs 375a6 p
New York. NoT. %. - CATTLE-Receipts $50
head Steers dull and lOal5c lower; fat bulls about
steady; others firm 70 l0c higher; bologna COWS
steady to firm; mediums easier; fat cows. iOal5c
lower; nearly sl sold Steers 4O0a6 %; oxen. ga
500; bulls 3OOa460; cows. L2a4OO
CALNES-Receipts. 2,2S0 head. Market steady for
prime and choice veals; slow 10 easier On Others
grasSers steady TO higher. Veals 500ae 80; choice
9.75: culs. AOOa45o grassers and feed calves SOOa
400 No Westerns. Dressed calves steady 10 strong.
city-dressed Veals sl4slHz; eountry-dresscd sals:
dressed grassers. 7a8,
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts. l22OO head
Sheep quiet; lambs steady; early arrivals about ali
sold. Sheep. 35Oa5.50; culls 250a3O0; lambs : 5Oa
$40: few 7l2ih: culls. 45Ga5.OO; no Canada larnbs
HOGS-Reccipts u.S7O head. Market weak Whole
range 5-5oa6.ss.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21
Want Permits Issued.

AS a result of objections to a large
real estate sign on a lot IN Ordway street,
between Twenty-ninth street and Con-
.necticut avenue northwest. It is said an
amendment OF the license law Of the Dis
trict viii be made by the Commissioners.
The contemplated change viii require all
persons desirous Of erecting real estate
signs Of certain proportions 70 obtain the
consent Of a designated number Of resi-
dents and property owners in the imme-
date vicinity IN which the sign is tc
be erected
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

BUSINESS on the Washington Stock Ex-
Change yesterday was OF the same spir-
itless character that has marked the
trading for several weel-s. A few bar
gain hunters were out for bonds Of the
local railways. and picked up 5000 in
Capital Traction IS and Washington
Railway and Electric As. Mitchell Mining
sold zoo shares at y, and the other six
teen shares were Mergenthaler and Cap
itai Traction, the former selling at 1SS.
The annual election of officers was held
yesterday. resulting in the choice OF the
old board OF officers entire, as follows:
President Thomas L. Hume, vice presi-
dent. r. H. Lynn; secretary, Benjamin
Woodruff. treasurer, Brice J. Moses.
Governing committee. Charles p. VIII
hams and William J. FlatheT for two
years, and Charles J. Bell FOR one year.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Nov. 8l-Money on cali at the stock
exchange to-day opened at per cent: highest, Is:
lowest. 6; closing 6. Most Of the loans were at Z
per cent
Time money continued in exceedingly limited sup
ply and small amounts at sixty 10 ninety days were
readily absorbed to-day AZ Is per cent The rates as
quoted 2ai5 per cent for sixty 10 ninety DAYS
per cent for six months the latter quotation being
largely nominal
Mercantile paper was still very quiet. Outof-tOVn
institutions bought occasionally but very sparingy
Rates were nominal at 20 10 per cent
Sterling hTmer today. with rates &C and lc
higher for demand bills and cables Rates for actual
business we're: Sixty days, A7sisa4T9: demand
4s6s5a4s7; cables. 4S990a49O Commercial bills were
A77aa47ol7.
The supply Of cotton bills was good
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21

6Oa65: do Western yellow. soa65: peaches, noun
TAIN per box choice. 2OOa3O0; pie fruit. per box,
l5oa20o; pears per basket 55ai0; oranges. Florida.
per box. choice 275a33.
POTATOES-Whii nearby. prime, per bushel 20
as: Western Maryland and Pennsylvania. 55a5s
yams per barrel new L50a2Ol: sweets. new. yellow.
per barrel. 235a300: do. Anne Arundel. yellow.
2T5a300
GAME-P -Partridges. choice. full grown per dozen.
3o0a350; do small OF OF birds. LO0al50; pheasants
selected. each L5o do. m birds. 50a75; rabbits.
choice. large. nearby. per Dozen a250; do. wild
turkeys per h.. l6als; ducks, mallard per pair.
heayy-Weight Local 10
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21
Lectures ON Temperance.

At the musical and literary entertain
ment which will be given by the Inde-
pendent Order Sons of Jonadab, this even
ing in Pythian Temple, Rev. Edward ].
Richardson, field secretary, Northern Viz
ginia Anti-Saloon League, will deliver q
temperance address. illustrated by the
cartoons which have become so popular
with his Virginia friends.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra, per cwt.. LOOa45o; butcher. az.
$50: common, lS1a20
HOGS-Per cwt.. gross. 5Ea55o; ordinary. 5.OOa
SO ''
SHEEP-Clipped, A0Oas.50; common. $50
LAMBS-Spring. choice. 7kas; medium z
CALVES-Prime, per h., sasi1; medium. ~
grass. sl4h.
COW Prime. fresh. each. lo.OOA5O.Oo; common.
% OoaSoOo; old aEd d-y, s.0oslo.oa
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Saies-RCEJiar call II O'Clock noon.
Ne-grnthaler s az IS. A. ls7.
Mitchell Mining 30 az 4 100 at y
After call-Capital Traction S. 90 az 10 Loo
al 10 l00 az no, 1000 At 10
Mitchell Mining. 80 az \ 100 az n. 100 a. =.
Washington Railway and Electric 4s SlOO AZ =.
s. 0D a. T.
Capital Traction. az Is. 5 AZ l25.
Following are the closing quotations yesterday
local stock exchange
EnNEHNALENr RnNnS
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21

New York. Nov. 2O.-wHEAT-Lowsr; fair; quiet
No. l Northen. Duluth, 10 arrive. ll$t; No. 2
red. (. o. b.. LOlS No. 2 nard. f. o. b.. LOs5k
No. l macaroni L02 f. o. l.; No. 2 macaroni
1904 No l MAnitOOa. LlTk I. o. b.; No. 2
Manitoba. Ll47s Exporters took IS loads
CORN-Weaker: small trade. No. elevator. So :
No. 2 T. o. b.. 66 for late November; No. yellow.
f. o. b.. C.; No. 2 white. 81 (. o. b. for late
November. Exporters took three loads
RYE-Weaker: slow trade. No. 2 9ih T. o. b
Sales $500 bushels.
oATs-Dun and unsettled. Elevator prices: No
;, white ga; No. g. white. 81: No, 2 mixed. 81
The prices for futures" follow;
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21
Mr.. Holmes to Lecture.

Burton Holmes, the noted lecturer on
travel, Will give his second travelogue
In this seasons series at the Columbia
Theater Sunday night at $50 o'clock. and
on Monday Afternoon at 4;3Q o'clock. The
subject will be Vienna"
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21
New York.
The Largest Morning Circulation.

All advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon its
sworn circulauon-a circulation in Wash
ington larger by thousands than was ever
before attained by any morning news
paper at the Capital Its books are open.