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The Washington herald., 1907-07-31
MARKET IN 4 RALLY
Stocks Show Firm Tone Tn
der Lead Of Union Pacific.
BETTER REPORTS FROM LONDON
First transactions in Wall street
show Little Improvement over
Monday, but Traders Rally to Sup
pOFt-SteeI Corporation Declares
Dividend at Regular Rate.

New York, July S0-An Improvement
had begun to manifest Itself abroad be-
fore the opening OF our market this morn
ing. and American stocks, although ir-
regular In London. showed a rallying
tendency, and by the time business start
ed on this side, advances there We're con-
siderebly more numerous than declines.
Reason for this Improvement was found
in the conviction that the reports regard
ing the situation in Manchester, arising
from the recent difficulties in Egypt, had
been greatly exaggerated and that to-
wards the settlement of these difficulties
themselves. satisfactory progress had
been made
The London settlement under way gave
promise of passing of without trouble of
any kind, and consols were hrA at slight
recovery from yesterdays low figure
The first transactions here showed TO
great change from last nights closing
quotations, but renewal Of selling pres
sure carried prices of until at the end
of about half an hour. prices Of the lead
ing issues We're down to about the low
est points touched in yesterdays decline.
At the low level, support was met with
and by noon. the whole market had taken
on firm tone under the lead of Southern
Pacific. Union Pacific, and the Erie
stocks.
Market Gains Strength.
Thereafter until the last hour, the mar
ket generally gained strength under the
influence OF expectation of very favor
able statement of earnings cf the steel
corporation, and the reaction just before
the. close appeared 10 have resulted from
the circulation of a rumor both here and
in London that the statement would not
be issued nor the dividends declared, as
it would be impossible 70 obtain quorum
for the meeting Of directors.
This rumor proved to have no foun-
datiOn, for shortly after o'clock the di-
rectors declared the dividend at the regu-
lar rates and issued a statement Of re-
suits for the quarter. which showed net
earnings Of Sl5.503 705, with orders for
7,6O3.S7S tons of finished material remain
ing on the books untitled. These results
far surpassed any expectation expressed
in Wall street. the net earnings exceed
record, that made in the quarter ending
December 81 last
Money Rates Ftrmer.
Rates for money We're somewhat frmer,
and the exchange market lost something
OF its strong tone.
Amalgamated Copper was heavy dur
ing the day on the decline in quotations
for the metal in the speculative mar
kets.
The recoveries in the Erie issues re-
viyed interest in discussions Of the roads
ability TO continue the payment OF divi-
dends on the preferred stocks. and the
best opinions strongly favored the con-
clusion that the holders of the second, as
well as those Of the first preferred.
would continue to receive distributions
on their holdings.
The last fiscal year was. in point of
gross earnings, the largest in Eries his
tory, the gross returns amounting 10
S54,000000.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-31
WASHTNGTO STOCK MARKET.

sales-Regular call, 2 O'Clock moor
The following the closing quotations Of yester.
days stock exchange:
Washington Gas cert. 500 at l08A
Capital Traetion 5s slu0o az ll0H. S. 900 az lIOA
500 40 ll0M
Columbia Railroad s. 81 900 az l03
Washington Railway and Electric Is. S1,O00 at S.
5000 at 81. Sl.000 az 81. 5000 at s07s.
Washington Gas. 3 at 75ls, p at 757s, 3 az 75N
2 AZ T5Is. . az 757s . at 757s
Lanst0n. $lG0 az s. 500 az IS
Commercial National Bank 70 at Z3k. 10 at 2I3
American GTapbophoDe. preferred. at 81. 2 al
Sl&
After oal-GeorgetoWn Gas. 500 az 100
Washington Gas. 30 at 76, 100 al 76k buyer Coz
90 az I6's p az 3el4, 3 az 76h 50 at 76as
T,id AehaF
The Washington herald., 1907-07-31
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by A. o. Brown s Co.. mem
bers Of the New York stock Exchange. AIuusey
Building.
Saies 10 noon .'--...-.-....--. '<44'SVO
Total sales. 413. 400
Call moneys H., 356y low, 2s4J close, Pa
The Washington herald., 1907-07-31

BOSTON STOCKS.

Furnished by E. R. Chapman & Co. members
New York stock Exchange. G. Bowie Chipman
manager. 1901 f street northwest
The Washington herald., 1907-07-31

Quotations are furnished BY Irving K. Harrington
& Co.. members Of the New YORK Produee Exchange.
9a-I BOND Ruildinr
The Washington herald., 1907-07-31
Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

Cooper vs.. Washington Railway and Electric Com
psuy; bill Of particulars ordered within ten days.
with leave 70 file amended declaration IN lieu.
Plaintiffs attorney Edwin Forrest; defendants at
torney. ]. J. Darlington
United States cx. rel Miller vs.. Henry et al ;
hearing on nile TO show cause continued 10 August
G. Plaintiffs attorney, II. L. B. Atkiss0n; defend
ants attorney. Z. II. Thomas.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-31

Quotations furnished by 4. o. Bsown & Co.. mem
beTs Of the New York stock Exchange and the Chi
cag0 Board Of Trade. Munsey Building
Chicago, July 2.-Wheat trade to-day was Of small
volume. but the market covered fairly large range
Of prices Black rust has lost some Of its potency
in so far the Northwestern States are Concerned
but new alarm has been created by its appearance
in the Canadian Northwest There was much selling
Of wheat today here and Northwest on the popular
belief that it was too late for black rust 10 have
serious effect. Meanwhile the receipts Of winter
wheat are increasing here and at the Southwestern
ceuters, and there was no export demand The win
ter wheat receipts are. however. far short Of last
year here; LS cars. Of all s0rts to-day against 5i5
year ago. Local cash sales Of wheat on shipping
account. 10000 bushels. seaboard sales none.
Corn averaged a little lower, but the trade was Of
small volume and prices .ept within narrow limits
Cash demand WAS poor. probably on export account
Local cash sales 900 bushels Weather conditions
have been favorable. Prospects are for light arrivals
from the interior- The export sales were loads
Oats weakened today by The pressure Of hedging
sales BY cash houses that have bought cash oats 10
the country This has induced some speculative sell
ing. Tho former large BUYERS are doing nothing and
have let the market 10 its devices There is an
excellent demand for cash oats for shipping In ex
cess Of supply and some effort has been made to
secure oats from store Export sales 0.000 bushels
New York. July 0.-WHEAT-No. Northern
Duluth, to arrive, s2s cents over September. B. :
No. Manitoba l0lh T. 0. b.; No. 2 Northern
Manitoba. 10 arrive % T. c. b.; No 2. red f. 0.
D. SAi No. 2. herd. Z. o. B.. LOO: No. l. Maca-
roni, s6A I. O. b.
CORN-Weak: light trade No 2, elevator. 81 !;
No 2, CO.'S, f. o. b.. July, COS, {. O. b.; August,
No q yellow. COS: No. 2 white. 601. T. o b.
OATS-StTong. but quiet. No 2, white, 5Is No
3, white, 50la; No. 2 mixed, 49.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-31
CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished BY E r. Chapman &
Co. members New York Stock Exchange. G. Bowie
Chipman. manager, 1901 street northwest
The Washington herald., 1907-07-31
MINING STOCKS.

Total sales. S956000 against Sssl, 200 yesterday.
'ej, 900 a week ago, and SI,752.o00 year ago.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-31
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

'Exdiyidend
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-11-27
SCHOOLS CLOSE WITH PROGRAMS
THANKSGIVING Exercises Feature at
Public Schools and Normal.

The Lewiston public schools and
the Lewiston State Normal school
are this afternoon rendering the an
nual Thanksgiving programs that
have been a feature of the closing
exercises before the Thanksgiving
vacation for the past several years.
In the public schools the grammar
grade programs were commenced at
2:30 o'clock, while at the High
school building an excellent program
prepared by the High school classes
and literary societies was commenc-
ed at 2.15 o'clock.
The Normal school exercises con-
sist of a program prepared by the
training department under the d.
rection of Miss Eggman and Miss
Deems.
All of the exercises are open to
the public and were attended by a
large number of the parents of the
pupils.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-11-27
NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE.

Notice is hereby given. mat the un-
dersigned clerk of the City of Lewis
ton, Idaho, pursuant to the provisions
of Section 1873 of the Charter of the
City of Lewiston. Idaho, and of Down
Town Sewer District Resolution No. s,
passed by the Common Council and
approved by the Mayor OF the City of
Lewiston. Idaho. July 2, 1907, relative
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-09

Ser japnniihc General aurofi
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genlo6t uno inn Ocn i%rcun0ihoft.
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SdiifSnadjrihtcn.

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Den bieiigen &oicn.
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GantDn ans sisatanstswH.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-09
@arpIuns & Tennislpania ". ".

Sage DtriaNrw Worfb-gt ueuue- StattpH:
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$40 aoris;. an9 Teito, mr. Gonnfdqs.
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men SuuHinG5.
III % Mbenbs nab Gelia, Hur Sountnqs.
1870 Abeilos HdU beldtr. Wsiiimob Ii. Snnt'
ffna
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aSoif 9rpa.
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S44 q. QtrtiI4,IO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-09
@eI6 5ii berIeilcn.

Nne, melhe @eio srbraudifn, fptsdbeu hisr
Dor. HnIeiber auf GaIdre. WlnbeIn II. Wrutb.
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Wetbooen. Baltimore Snbefuitnt Co." Sir.
i20. Roro. 4'acd.e trdhs. (27a--l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-09

tung ans, ooB nd6cre 2tllitl1rung in
Scr Gomiliiiion crfolgeu lucroc.
Der Gonierpotipe @rui b. Sdne-
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Nei 9lep.Gonoon. Nnnn.. /

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oaS prGdtige Sommerbais bon Sobn
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Irud oiS5uiiben. Gos tonon9ebcnGe
Gentrums. Crgon ~uerlongt cine pirf.
lid)e, nidt cine einicitiae Tecipro5i.
tat.
&Gmpf's @ie0erermG6-
I'll nm g.. .tt#- .r
,Nn3lpiifen bat ser 9(bgeoroneic
S1mpi BON Der T%reilinnigen Bolts
portei, mic id)on furj gelneloet, Die
algemcin erpartetc 0enltqtbunund
criobren. 5lr @iiroe Ocs 5~lueiten
8ice-Erdiioenteu 0es Heid)sto9s mic.
0ergepdblt 6u mcroen. @r erbielt
idmntli6c Stimmen oes 2egie.
rllngsblods, ser 0iesmal in oniebn.
lid)er StGrfe pertreten mar. 01mpi
tabn Die Wieoermobl oils ein inn er-
t6eiltes 8crtrouensuotum eiitge0cn,
hat aber ieit Snmltog cinen iienl-
litben Stnrm IN Der liberolen Nreiie |
ansbalten miiiicn, ipclhe ihm cine
rigorole slmtsiiibrung gum Gorpuri !
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-02-01
PRIZES AWARDED
Some of the Ribbons are Being Dis.
tributed Among Winners at
the Poultry Show.
the Poultry Show

The work of scoring the birds at
the poultry show was finished this
morning and the winners were given
their ribbons during the day.
The attendance has been growing
better with the moderation Of the
weather, and many are going to see
the exhibition. Those IN atten dance
were entertained with music by
Rush's orchestra and it will play
again this evening and tom orrow
night.
Secretary Thompson got in a novel
ty in the way OF Il pair of chickens,
the like of which has never been seen
before in this show. They are a
hen and rooster, both Of which are
a beautiful sky blue and they are
worth seeing. They will be on ex-
hibition for the rest OF the week.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-02-01

n.i.tian uf ,rer.

GA every tsFei tbers should te "a fes
liar rottSiun II crops says . Vermont
urmer 10 American cultivation thas Ia,
nv moving fields and tiiiage LAID
thould hs uuloe 1t regular systeln or
.roppiug for best rssults The length
" this rotation viii depend On the rise
,l the farm. the character OF the soil
tud the crops to be raised.
Tie hrst year from sod the lam
lhould te devoted to the cultivated
crops. such NJ corn. potatoes. beans,
stc.. that are preparatory In character
With these there should be liberal fer
tlization and good cultivation. which
Eill put the lane In suitable condition
tor y grain crop and seeding down to
grass.
The writer practices Il i've year ro'
tation. one In cornield and fodder. II
In grain. oats and barley. with grass
seeding. and three in grass. In this
get excellent crops OF good hay
Turing this time.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-02-01
Keep the Pig. Thriving.

Successful pig raising in cold wealth
er requires warm. dry quarters, with
skim milk and some grain. With these
the business can be made both success
tul and profitable. 1t is not best to
undertake to keep more than a be
we'll fed and cared for, for excellence
In quality Is superior to mere numbers.
Feed regularly and only what will be
eaten up clean, for an overfed pig will
not do as we'll, neither will any other
animal. After two months old the pigs
can safely be fed Il little grain. In
creasing gradually the amount with
age and growth, endeavoring to keep
them in a growing and %fattening con-
iltion.
Supply plenty of bedding, which Is
for their comfort and Of ad-
vantage to the owner in the large
amount Of excellent that can
be made by these busy workers.
American Cultivator.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-02-01
WILL BuIlo FREIGHT DEPOT
Plans are all Drawn for Work t
Commence on the Milwaukee
Building in Spring.

W. n. George, agent for the Mill
waukee company, has been away on
a trip Of a couple OF weeks, a portion
of which time he spent in Chicago,
and returned home Wednesday even
ing. While in Chicago Mr.. George
said he got the information straight
from the officials of the company
that with the opening of spring
work would be commenced on the
new freight depot, which will be
located east of the depot. There
plans have been drawn and all appro-
priation made for the construction
of the building, which will be 200
feet long. The appropriation for the
Mitchell improvements, Mr.. George
said, ere Il great deal larger than
would be necessary for building the
freight depot. The company has
been badly handicapped for freight
room and equally as much so for
passenger arrangements, and it is
likely that the larger appropriation
means that the passenger depot may
become a reality this season.