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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-05
KNOW NOTHING OF DEAL.
CantiIIOn Has Made No Announce
ment OF stahI-UneIaub swap.

Officials Of the Washington baseball
club, in this city, know nothing of the
report from Wilnamsport. Pa. to the
effect that Jake StahI is 10 be traded to
Boston for Bob Unglaub, who played in
the Tri-State League last summer.
As has been announced before. Stahl
will not play with the Nationals next sea
son, if a suitable trade can be put
through, but whether Uuglaub is to be
received in a swap for the former mana
ger is not know. Manager Cantillon is
In the West. and he has not yet noti-
fed the board OF strategy OF the deal
Stahl is anxious to go to Boston, but It
Is a question whether Unglaub will agree
to quit the outlaws and come to this city
to play. In the meantime. local fans are
awaiting some official news from Manager
Cantillon.
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BRITT REMAINS SILENT.
james Edward Has Not Accepted Of
fer TO Meet Joe Gam.

Tonopah, New. Jan. 4-Despite the fact
that Jimmy Coffroth, who is now man
aging Jimmy Britt, asked Manager
Riley. of the Casino Athletic Club, Of this
town, TO fix up match between Britt
and Joe Cans. Brltt's appearance in the
ring with the negro is not yet assured,
as Coffroth has not answered the offer of
a $500 purse for finish fight on
March i.
Cans, through Ben Selig, who IS acting
for him. has already reached an agree
ment with Riley on the matter. and has
promised TO fight Britt The weight fixed
upon is i3 pounds, three hours before
entering the ring. Riley declares that ne
is going to keep on the track Of all the
good fighters, and make as many matches
as he can. 10 pull the miners into his
gigantic arena, built originally for the
Gans-HeTman match. lie says that il
Britt does not accept the match with
Cans he VIII Immediately look around for
another man TO match with the champion.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-05

No. s. Cross 70. Jarins Atto-neys. ". T. Les
ter. F. ScaEgs and Thompson q Laskey.
No. z Totten vs.. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
COMPANY Attorneys Thompson O. Laskey-Ham-
litou. Colbert & Hamilton
No. 90 Ransom Is. Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys. r W HackeJJ-R. K. Perry * Son and
g.. T. Dunlop.
No g. Totteu rs Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
company. Attorneys Thompson q Laskey-Ham-
It0u, Colbert q Hamilton.
No. 90 May Metropolitan Railroad Company.
Auomeys, Taggart & Budi0ng-J. J. Darlington.
No. i39 Taylor IS. Washington and Rockville
Railway Company. Attorneys. A. Y. Bradley-J. J.
Darlington.
No. 49, Richards vs.. Zurh0rst. Attorneys, ". c.
Prlntlss-Hamif0n, Colbert < Hamilton.
NO. G. Nyhc, HdrkcT & Camp Company ".
RileJ. Attorneys. G. NJ Brady-Douzlass < Doug
lass
No. IT, Lukei vs. Washington Loan and Trust
COMPANY Attorneys, Douglass d Douglass-J. J.
Darlington.
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IRREGULAR BY HEAD
0vertakeS Missouri Lad Near
the Finish.
C0LLOQUY AN EASY WINNER
FavOrite OutclasseS Field in Third
Race and Wins from start 10 Fin
ish-JOcICey Martin Brings Dick
Rose and ABdeII Home in Front.
Dissatisfaction at work of Omciais

New Orleans, Jan. A good card was
presented this afternoon at the Fair
Grounds.
The fourth race was the best of the day.
Orbicular was the favOrite. with Missouri
Lad and St. Valentine second choice. Mis-
souri, Lad set the pace, but near the
finish Orbicular got up IN time to win by
a head
Colloquy, the S-tO-5 favorite, OutClaSSed
her opponents in the third race and won
from start to finish.
Jack Martin landed two winners to-day.
Dick Rose in the two-yeaT-Old race and
AbdeH in the final event
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-AIaiden four-year-olds and upward
six furlugs. Wool Tessa I0l wan Dusenl 10 l.
Won; Duesss 100 "A. Wiliamsl Is 30 l. second
hnght0u, 10 il. Hcnuesseyl. 20 l, third Time,
1l5. Madonna, The Glad Corsair, Bells Of Owens
boro Eta NJ, Fast Mate. Miss Willie Country Lad.
Wild Indian. and FlagStonc also ran.
SECOND RACE-Aaiden two-year-ods; colts and
gcldngs three fgulongs. Dick Rose. IDS q. Mar
tiul, 10 l. won, Bluc Lee. ll5 lNicOll. Is 10 .,
second; Tore. i'll Mountain, to l. third Time,
036 b Antonio. FJOn. No Engine. Southern
knight. ssb8do, Jennie s.. Baue, Liberty, no,
Count Rainford. and Water Cooler also ron-
THIRD RACE-Three-ye ar-0lds; six furlongs. Col
loIuy, rs lNicoll, 90 5, wen; Judge DaVey. ls
J Martini, 70 J. second; De ORC. los tAiGunjaml,
6 TO l. third. Time. lib IS Voting. Sweet Kitty,
and Lucy Marie also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Fou--year-ol and upUard, one
mile. Orbcular l0l OIountainl 9 20 10. wan. Mis-
s0un Lad. los lLl0ydl. to . second; St Valentine
ll3 q. Martini. to p third. Time $40 Terms
Rcd, Lady Ellison, Besterng, Dromio, and MCrces
also ran.
FIFTH -Three-yoar-olds; one mile. Imper-
tinonce, 81 Ean Dusenl. ( 20 !. won: Fire Alarm
50 lloyd 10 70 J. second; Lady Nimunt. 80 "A.
AIorgaul. Is 20 L third. Time. la Is Western
Schroeder's Midway. kaiserhof Associate. I. s. T.
Glad Pirate Henry B0suorth. GaTgautua, Nancy
Hart, Broken Melody. DrJIien. Royal Bond and
GCldmine King also ran
SIXTH RACE hree-year-0lds and upward. one
and Cne-siLteeuth miles. Adbcll III %. Martini
s % ]. won; Lemon Girl, l93 fNoOuel. 8 90 J.
second: SCzlpl0ck 10 q. Martini = To /. third
Time. l.E So Omar khayyam, Delphie Langford
James, Agsie Lewis. Merick, Delestrme Happy
lack Green Crest. Tied Light. Maize O'Neil. and
Safety Light also ran.
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BLOW FOR SALEM TRACK.
GOV. Floyd, of New Hampshire,
Comes Dat Against Racing.

Concord. y. H., Jan. 4-CharIes NJ
Floyd, who was elected governor of New
Hampshire by the State legislature. by a
vote OF 2s3, took the oath Of Office yester-
day. In his inaugural address under the
subject of the Salem race track, the gov
ernor said:
The Interpretation by the Supreme
Court of our laws prohibiting gambling
has quoted the apprehension and agita-
lion which followed the act chartering the
New England Breeders Club. Familiarity
known as the Salem race track. in 1905.
But if anything more is needed to defeat
the purposes of those who would bring
scandal, disgrace. and loss Of property
upon New Hampshire by legalizing here
what is against private morals and sound
public policy and has been outlawed else
where, it should be written into our laws
by YOU
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-05
Bitter GRADUATE MANAGER.
Washington and Lee Places Alum
nus in Charge of Athletics.

Lexington, Va, Jan. 4.-Washington
and Lee University has adopted the grad
Uate-manager system for the football
team, and Dr. Z. ". Bitter has been ap-
pointed graduate manager for the ap-
preaching season.
J. ". STREET. has been elected captain Of
next seasons eleven. sic played a star
game at end last season. r. y. Stephen
son has been made student manager.
Nearly all Of the last seasons eleven Will
return neXt season.
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Probate Court.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
Estate Of William A. Whitney: letters of admin.
lstr3tiOn granted 10 William II. Robson. bond
5000. Attorney, W. H. Robson
Estate Ct Zea Luther Tanner: viii ADMITTED "a
probate and letters testamentarv granted 10 Helen
r. Tanner; bond, $1,000. Attorney, Irving William
son.
In re Robert +. Matthews ct al: order appoint
Ing Rosahe b. Matthews guardian; bond, SioG At
t0rney, ". NJ Ellison
In Te Emice y. Walton ct al. order Of ALLOW
sncc. Attorney, r. l.. Giles
In re John H. Chew ct al order relieving guar
dian from accounting. Attorney. Samuel MADDOX
Estate Of Braxton Harrison; letters Of administra-
ton granted 20 W c. Martin; bond $50 At
t0rney, W. C. Martin.
Estate Of Hugh Quigley petition for probate Of
VIII filed Attorneys, Shelby x Sheeby.
Estate Of Emma Crumbaush; petition for letters
Of administration dled. Attorneys Lecke Fulton
& Cox.
Estate Of George H. Shoulters; VIII dated January
T. 1889 filed
Estate Of Mary A. Mcconnell; petition for pro
bate Of viii fled. Attorney, G. W Arth.
Estate Of Edward Oliver Belt. viii dated NAY
g, 1902, fled. Attorney, W. VI. Levin.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-05
Criminal Court No.
IUsTICE RARNARD-

JUSTICE BARNARD
United States Is. George Simms, assault with dan
s-r0us weapon, plea not guilty. Attorney. r. H.
Homer
United States vs. William Brice HOUSEKEEPING and
larceny. plea not guilty. Att0ney, a. ". Scott.
United states John Smith. hoasebreaklng. plea
not guilty. Attorney, J. Med. Darlington.
/ United States IS. John Redman assault with dan
geT0us weapon plea not guilty. Attorney, r. L.
Jones.
United states rs Ellen Pickett. alias EulaHe
Puckeit forgery, plea not guilty. with leave 70 with
draw plea and demrr In ten days. Attorney. ". l..
Ambrose.
/ United states Is TarCs Ford. attempt 10 rob
| plea not guilty. Attorneys. Hughes a Gray.
United states IS. 5. Delaney HIrzs. forgery: de-
PENDANT arraisned plea not guilty. Attorney Thomas
e.. TAYLOR
United States vs.. Charles Crown and Henry Scott.
robbery; plea not guilty. Attorney. Fountain Pey
ton.
Blaukenship vs. Costing: motion for new trial sub
mltted- Plaintiffs attorney, z. ". T. Ewing de-
PENDANTS attorney C. H. Nlerillat
Chicago Flexible Shaft Company vs. Mailman: no
ton % set aside Judgment granted Plaintiffs a.
torncys. Brandenburr & ByaudenburE defendant
attorney. F. 5. X. Smith.
Assignments for Monday January 2 1901:
No l52 Goldstein rs. Cohen Attorneys. J. L.
Teppgr-Dsvid Roihschild
No. I56. Thorn vs.. Adams Express Company At
toueys. n. a. Hessrty-S. T. Thouas
No. 81 Patterson Tobacco Company IS Cros
Attorneys Brandenburg & BzndenburE-C. ]. Mac
Kay
No. l59. Brooks vs. American Home Life Insllr-
ance Company. Attorneys, II. B. Rowland-W. e.
Gardiner
No. l5L HAYES vs.. Brown Attorneys. ". l.
AmbTusC-H0uard B0yd
No. 49, Harrington vs., NcKinley. Attoneys. J..
A Toomey-E L. Gias.
No. is. Atkinson Ballard Company vs.. johnson.
Attorney. {. ". Darr.
Nc. l54 southern Express Company IS Tubbins
Attorneys, Hamilton, Colbert q Hamilt0n-Natbau-
lei Wilson.
No. l65 Nauck Tbbs Attorney. Irving VIII
hanson.
No. rs Giclas Riley. Attorneys, Milan &
Smith-DouglaSs & Douglass
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-05
EXETER CAPTAIN SUSPENDED.
Leader of Academy Football Team
Under Faculty Ban.

Boston, Mass, Jan. 3-Dave White. the
Dorchester boy who was elected captain
of the 1907 Exeter football team, has been
indefinitely suspended because Of faculty
differences.
White has played with Exeter for the
past two years. and was regarded as the
best school tackle in New England. He
was "a former member Of the Dorchester
high team, where he played a tackle po-
sitiOu.
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sIagnoIia stakes the Eeature.

New Orleans. Jan. 4-Seven races will
be run tomorrow. The feature IS the
Magnolia Stakes at a mile, With Elfau.
Columbia Girl and Abe Meyer figuring
we'll In the first race. Allure, BAIL. and
John Peters; in the second, Palloday
Tudor and Turbulence; in the third
Whisk Broom. Workaday, and No Engine
in the fifth, TobOggan, Alencon. and
Glamor: in the sixth, Expect TO See
KOhinoor. and Cannon Bah, and in the
seventh, Harmads, Abe Meyer, and Dr.
MCCluer.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-05

Annapolis, Nd, Jan. 4.-The squad of
candidates for the Navy basketball team
has been weeded out, until il is now com
posed Of eighteen men. Sixty candidates
reported when the call was made a month
ago. The five at present consists of
Greene, center; McKittrick and Albeit.
forwards; Norton (eaptaim and Steven
son, backs. The first match game viii be
played with the team of Carroll Institute.
Of Washington.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-05
Seventy-fOur Entries in Big Coney
Island Handicap.

New York. Jan. 4.-The Coney Island
Jockey Club announced to-day that
seventy-four entries for the Suburban
Handicap had been received up to Z
o'clock, again sixty received in the
same time last year. The entries are
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want McGarry to Meet sayers.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Baltimore, Md, Jan, 1.-The Eureka
Athletic Club is making an effort to set
Andy McGarry TO box Maurice Sayers
next Thursday, in place Of Kid Sullivan.
of Washington. who viii be unable 10
keep the engagement because Of a broken
hand.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-05
Law suits.

No. 1904 Sanford Emanuel vs. Edward l. Nor
MS; damages. $4,000. Plaintiffs attorney. W. J.
Lambert.
No. s9045 William II. Ray vs. CAPITAL Traction
Company; damages Slo00O. Plaintiffs attorney, 4.
II. Jackson
No. 1906. Thomas Splawn vs.. Potomac Electric
Power Company: damages $1,000 Plaintiffs attor-
neys II. A. Hegarty and J. i. H0rgsn
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INTEREST IN ENTRIES
Increasein Numbers for Each
Big Handicap.
WORK OF THE HANDICAPPED
That Go Between, Account
ant, Tanya, and Whimsical Will
Carry Heaviest burdens in the
BrooISIyn-ArtfuI and BurgOmHStcr
OutcIass Other Horses i'm Lists.

! New York, Jan 4-Turfmen were much
| interested to-day ia the publication OF
the entries for the Brooklyn. Suburban
and Brighton handicaps, the lists showing
/ increases as to numbers in each in
stance.
/ II. p Whitney has nominated the four
| year-old Burgomaster and the hve-year-
old Artful for both the Suburban and the
Brighton. while the -year-old Tanya
has been named by Mr.. Whitney for the
Brooklyn and the big 5000 handicap II
the Beach.
According to many good judges, who
discussed the entries to-day, Handicapped
w. $, Vosburgh viii undoubtedly place
Bursomaster and Artful at the top when
he aIots the weights for the handicap.
It is predicted that Mr.. Vosburgh will
also fix the heaviest burdens in the
Brooklyn upon Go Between, Accountant.
Tanya, and Whimsical. on the strength
of past achievements. il is conceded thar
Artful and BurEOmaster outcldss the
other horses in the entry lists.
Mr.. Whitney'S Entries
Artful. who won tile Brighton Handicap
upon as probable winner Of the-Broob-
Ign Handicap a year ago. until she went
10 the bad week before the race. In
nominating Burgomaster and ArtfuI.
therefore. MI Whitney evidently believes
that both viii be able TO race again. 1t is
understood that they have both been fired
and blistered, and that they have so far
recovered from their injuries that Trainer
John w. Rogers is greatly encouraged.
James r. Keene's handicap candidates
are nearly all three-year-olds including
the stake winners Court Dress. Philander.
Ballot, Superman, Peter Pan. and Gretua
Green. Mr.. Keene's four-year-old Kuroki
is also in all events James B. Brady S
Accountant. the leading -year-old
last season in point Of stake winnings, IS
named for the three events. with Oiseau.
who did not amount 20 much last year.
named for the Brighton and the Su-
burban
Among the entries for the Suburban will
be fouad the name of imp Blakestown. a
chestnut mare. five years old. by LesterIin-
Stella. She has been entered in the name
OF Richard Croker, who has raced her on
the Irish tracks AS a three-yedr-OId
BlakestOwn won the Irish Oaks. but AZ
though she has won "a number Of races
since then she has not startled the turf
world on the other side OF the ocean.
just why Mr.. Croker has picked out this
mare from a stable of fifty or more high
class racers. TO represent him in such q
hard race as the Suburban usually ;urus
out 10 be, IS q mystery TO local horsemeu.
Blakestown is not in this country. but Il
was said to-day that Mr. Croker would
send her over early i'm March. and that
she would be turned over TO one of Mr..
Cookers turf friends. possibly 2. j.
DIVER
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-05
INFANTRY CUNT WINS.
Team Defeat Easterns
After "A Hard Struggle.

The basketball season was resumed
last night at Washington Light IN
fantry Armory when the ". j.. J. de
feated the Easterns by 80 IL 10 % ID.
The game was fast throughout. and
twice during the second half the East
erns forged TO the front only TO fan
back in the last five minutes and lose
by two points The goaI-thTowiug
honors were about even, with James
high man, with hve. Lineup and sum
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-05

No 2679l In re assignment Of Elias Raj: petit
ton To fix bond Of assignee. Petitioners solicitor
J. ID. Williams.
No 1872 In re assignment Of Aaron Jacohy .
petition to fix bond Of assignee. Petitioners so
licitor J. l. PeyseT.
No 267eS David Aiuskrat ct al. vs. Ethan A
Hitchcock and Francis L. Leupp; injunction Com
plainant's solicitors, w. H. Robson and Daniel 3.
Henderson
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Washington fiisi;cuds-C Charles G. Taylor TO An
drew f. Mckay, trustee, lots 10 and Ii. block
L. $40.
Nos 1885, 1889. and 1871 street Observation-Disclosures
K S. Wilmer to George h. Stone one-6fth in
terest in lots g, g, "a, square 255. So Isabella
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JUSTICE GOULD

There VIII De preliminary call Of the even nun
be1Cd eases ON the January calendar Monday. Jan
uaTy Z. 1857. at u o'clock. Cases in which counsel
fail TO respond viii be- continued for the term
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IeraId Want Ads

VIII be received at Sherwood's, corner
Prince ana ROYAL SITS, Alexandria and
promptly forwarded to the main once.
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
Court of AnneaIs.
Equity Court No. 1.

Assignments for Tuesday. January g. 1907:
Patent Appeals Nos 5i7. 562. 30. $50 5i, $50 81
ca 3G and 5D
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Goals-Cramsr ~. Lotus t4l Barker ~. Taylor
ISL. W00dhead. Dunn 81, James ~. MorHtt 80.
Points Oh fogis-W. l. J.. D.. Eastsr-s. -. Ref
crsa-Alr d. CJIhf0Eer. Tmers-Aitssrs ShTeTc
and Thompson. Sc1urr-Nir BOYD.
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Mechanics Lien.
Equity suits.

No. 55s2 Benjamin 3. Knell vs.. Annie Cories
lot So, square SIS S65375. Attorney, J. B. Horgar
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Bankruptcy Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
In re Thomas Z. Waggaman; trustee directed 10
pay counsel fee.
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Criminal Court No. I.
JUSTICE STAFFORD

Assignments for Monday January :, 1907:
United states vs. Nate MaXey and Paul Nesghcr
United states vs.. james WaIker
JEltgl States IS William Merriam
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Totals. s6s gS go Totals. 13 7el
NAIIONAL GTARD LEAGI-E
G. P. o. LEAGUE.

.Fenton rolled second game. tCoIe rolled second
game
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wedding Navy Basketball Squad.
o The Washington Herald.

Totals.... CSC "a 807 Totals SIS So go
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-06

FOR EXCHANGE-Two acres land
near Hammond, for house and lot
in Hammond or East Chicago. Address
Box W-35, Lake County Times.-28
TO ExCHANGE-Col disk phon-
ograph; 100 records, latest music;
value 800; for Shetland pony. Ad-
dress Box MA, Lake County Tfmes.-27
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-06
NEW YORK LETTER.

New York Sept. 6.-The stock market
continued the upward movement with
out cessation throughout today's ses-
sion. The Hill shares, both Northern
Pacific and Great Northern were the
undoubted leaders. The former ad-
yanced four points and the latter scor-
ed a gain Of three and one-half. The
handsome distribution made to the
stockholders by the Burlington rail-
road was assigned as the reason Tor
the exceptional strength in the Hill
stocks As both Great Northern and
Northern Pacific are large holders or
Burlington, 1T makes the present divi-
dend upon the two Hill roads assured.
Traders at the close last evening did
not realize the benefits from this Bur-
Iineton dividend, but they were quick
to see 1t after a careful perusal of
Mr.. HIS interview in the morning pa
pers.
The general market had the appear
ance of substantial support from infiu-
entail interests. Ever since Mr.. Nor
gan's return from Europe the talk upon
market conditions has been most fiat
tering. He has been quoted repeated
ly as bullsh despite the gloomy out
look. Today's action of the market
gives emphasis to his views. The
Hartman stocks also displayed re-
markable strength. Union Pacific adj
vanced over two points; Southern Pa
cific one and one-quarter.
The aggressive buying In Reading
was another feature. The stock sold
above 90 regardless of an avalanche of
selling around 81. Copper was also
acttva today scoring n gain of q point
While there was some slight recession
in the market leaders toward the close
it may be said that the entire market
closed firm and strong. The impress
sion seems to be general that banking
interests are under the market and
will support it on any decline.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-06
CHICAGO LETTER.

Chicago. Sept. 6.-Wheat advanced
about two cents today on a formidable
array of bullish news. Chief OF this
was higher foreign markets. renewed
buying of cash and futures in America
for foreign account frosted wheat and
disappointing threshing returns north
west and the sale Of a cargo of 100. 600
No. red winter wheat here to a New
York exporter Latter was at price for
No. hard. There was an early wave
of selling caused by indications that
leading longs were trying 80 unload.
These sellers were forced TO cover
at higher prices later. Excellent -four
trade is reported in the spring wheat
section and Modern Miller claims that
wheat south of Ohio and northwest
of It in Missouri closely marketed
Best trade adyices also indicated a very
heavy distribution Of hard winter
wheat from southwestern centers. Cash
sales including above cargo 10000;
seaboard 125 loads.
Corn trade today has been very large
but not as large as that OF yesterday
At times, IN fact, there was actually
dullness and the trade was generally
nervous. Country is bearish and has
sold more corn today. shipping trade
has not been as good as yesterday
Commission houses have been buying
corn ali morning and there has been
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-06

Among the principal contributing
causes for strength in the market
have been the prospective settlement
of the copper deadlock and easier
money conditions. A wider feeling of
confidence, however, prevailed in the
best financial circles and suggestions
from high sources We're made that Sc
curity values were low enough to
make investment safe. Added to all
Of this the New York City bond nego-
tiation under the auspices of a very
prominent banking house, according to
reports. was considered a favorable in
dication governing the market for Sc
curities. Most of these considerations
stand according to the above view ex
cept that a very disappointing result
is reported in the volume CT copper
metal business following the read
justment of the prices and the entire
market appears to have suffered under
this influence. OF still more import
ance, however. is the renewal of APP
prehension in a very acute form con-
corning the corn crop. especially, but
also the spring wheat and oat crop.
Reports again current yesterday Of
trouble in dry goods circles are pro-
nounced unwarranted by the New YOI k
Sun this morning. Most things point
TO some further liquidation this morn
ing which may not at first find alb
sorbing orders. Mixed views of the
immediate future of the market pre-
vailed, but apart from the concern re-
garding the crop situation there are
no new developments which should
work for depression. The real test of
the money market will come later than
usual this year at the time when the
volume of cotton exports will tax the
local and London banks in the dis
count OF ninety day bills drawn against
the shipments to Europe. Meantime,
the monetary condition is favorable.