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THE DEPRECIATION OF GOLD.

Gold is universally looked upon the most stable il
value OF all metals commodities It is the accepted
ard of value for all other articles While other things uc
tuate in value, gold stationary takes the same
amount OF the yellow metal make twenydolar colo
piece to-day as 1t did twenty thirty years ago. 1t has
been crowned king of metals and selected as the from
which to estimate the value of everything else Probably
will be dethroned from its position of preemnence
certain characteristics which make better
fitted the medium of exchange any other commodity
The general impression IS that gold subject uctua
ton IN accordance with the law of supply and demand that
matter whether the production be above or below the
average. its value money in the least affected
But this position hardly tenabe Gold as much sub
ect the law of supply and demand other things although
the Huctuatlon manifested somewhat different way.
The worlds gold output has increased enormously of
late years During the last generation the supply has
y doubled But still continues be coined money
at the ratio 1t would be illogical however to argue
from this that gold unaffected by this very peniuness
Gagged by its purchasing that is the proper way
to gauge lta twentydoar gold piece will go far
day would few years back Prices have gone skyward
all along the line Wages every department. of labor have
risen from IS to 80 per Some may attribute this
the work of the labor No doubt these organizations
have largely contributed that end, but entirely
even mainly About everything else has gone up
spending rato--wh notable exception namely, gold
or money Rates of interest for the of money have been
on the down grade during all this period of flush times
Years ago eight and ten cent ordinary rates of
terest FIVE and six per deemed top
safe investment The increase gold output
stimulated almost every branch of human industry to an
extent before experienced in the history of the world
An extraordinary demand for labor has been thereby created
and naturally the aborers have exaced the best terms pos
sbe for their capaabor Practically, therefore, the
has been precisely the though gold had actually
cned and all other commodities had remained stationary
The business of gold mining feels the adverse effect
this condition of affairs almost exclusively The gets
more than formerly for his standard product On the
other hand, ne has to pay for everything he
Timber fuel machinery and above ALL labor cost consider
ably more than they did few back Every quartz
operator has learned by experience that he is handicapped
conditions they His operating expenses very
much enhanced at the time he is barred raising
the price of his product This however, is in strict accord
ance with the law of supply and demand tends regulate
the supply to conform to the demand The communities de-
pendent owgrade naturally the first to fee
the effect In periods of general prosperity capital finds in
wiling fields for investment outside of mining times of de
preston capital drifts gold mining as offering superior
inducements.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21
MONEY AT 5 PER CENT
LOANED on d. C. REAL ESTATE
HEISKELL & McLERAN,
en-n ifc u STREET
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

Maj HENRY Il. BENHAM. Twenty-third Infantry.
10 Fort Ontario
Serg1. EDWARD c. DOLAS. Battery y. Fourth
Field ARTILLERY. frUm Philippines 70 VANCOUVER
Barracks.
Recruits GEORGE q LONG, cavalry, and LAU-
RENEE BAILEY. Coast ARTILLERY Corps. recruit
depot. Columbus Barracks transferred 20 Hos
pital Corps as privates % General Hospital.
Washington Barracks. for duty with Company
G. Hospital Corps
Quartermaster Serrt. CLARENCE Z. SEIBT. Third
Company. Coast ARTILLERY CorTs. from General
Hospital Washington Barracks. 20 Port Lcaven-
worth. With view 70 fnal competitive examila-
tion for promotion n second heutenant-
Private FRANK KLEPAL. Eighth Recruit Com
pany. recruit depot. Columbus Barracks. trans
ferrcd 70 Hospital COrUs. % General Hospital.
Washington Barracks for duty with Company G.
Hospital Corps
Private ALVIN OWNBEY. Company F. Ninth In
fantTy. Fort sam Houston. transferred b signal
Corps 10 Fort Omaha
Private First-class HENRY $. HOFFMAN,. Hos
pitAl Corps from recruiting station. Providence.
70 Fort Jay.
Second-class Private ULYS 5 STAPLES. Ordnance
Department, from sandy Hook proving ground
10 Watert0wu arsenal
Seeond-ea Private JOSEPH JURIE. Ordnance
Department. Frsnkford arsenal, to Sandy Hook
proving ground
Serg1. FRANK A. AYONDALE. Ninety-second
Company. Coast Artillery Corps. from Army and
Navy General Hospital Hot Springs transferred
as private 20 general service infantry, 10 Little
Rock, reporting 70 recruiting officer for duty.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Nov. 3-SUGAR-London cabie5 q
firm undertone 20 the market for bes, sugar. ba;
prices were unchanged. aud November quoted AZ
Is 81 and December AZ q sad The New Yo-k
market for raws vas dull and without snecisl
change IN prices. but they were more or less nom.
nsl Dutyraid prices we're $50 FOR Is test. centri-
fngali so foT g test, MusoDTadO. aud 2s5 flr Y
test molasscs sugnr.
NAVAL STORES-Thc market for spirits t1r1an-
tine about = cent lower l1czily with machine
made barrels quoted az 5ln asked At Savannah
the market was about Z cent lower and firm Rosiu
was steady. with c1mmon 70 good. at ass 20 Zs5
Tar held steady az SIS FOR oil barrels
BJTTEk-kecipts. g. 40 packages. choice steady.
Creamery extra. 2 State dairy, tubs. finest 3
EGGS-Receipts. 6.5a2 eases. fancy fresh. firm.
Nearby white. fancy. 45a50: Western ftsts 29ag.
NILLFEED-InActive Spring bran l0o-Ib. SACKS.
T. arrive. lake and rail- 900. middlmgs 40; city
bran. 800 IN bulk: Western red dog % TO- to arrive
FJOCR-Steady; moderate demand Suriuz nat.
erts. 56es6Oo; spring clears 5l0a5D; winter
straights 475a500: winter clears. f40a465: Kansas
m sacSs. Ietents. 5-sAS5o; strAishts, 4s5a5loi
clears A55a5 65
RYE FLOUR-steady; small trade. We quote.
AsOa5yC
CoRN1IEAI-NIarset is quiet. Kfn-sriod. FOR
export, 37Oa3.75; cusrsc meal in bagS L5iaLB.
BUChWHEAT FDOCR-Fim: small zlpuly
Choice quoted 3los39.
HAY-Trade duh: supply liberal: receipts. lgc
tons. Prime timothy. lis No. !. 10: No. . L15
No , g.
sTRAw-slcv; ample supply Long rye. 7oa75
BEEF-Stsady; moderate dealings Family. ASA
l50O packet l2Osl2D.
PoRK-slow and weaker. Mess I5.5oaI6O; 'am-
ily ls.3alsn
TALJOw-Trads haaesire. City in borsheads
g-l6
LARD-Dun Prime Western. 900: city. Ss5. 10
hned continent e25, South American, lG25, refined
Brazilian kegs. n5o city stsarine 81; Oleostearine
dull Nov York 50. Chicago. 81
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21
BALTIMORE GRAIN PRICES.

Baltimore. Nov. D.-FouOwing are the Official
prices for to-day:
WHEAT-Stock in elevators sse.663 bushels Car
goes sold AZ LOlA for special bin No. red. lOG4
for stock No ? red. 974 for special bin steamer No
nd 96A for stock steamer No red, s3l. f5v
special hin rejected. 9gA for stock rejected. ard
En- for rejected 20 - through the drer. Contract
December. l0l Sales. 1000 December. lOlA 5000
do. l0lA 900 strictly fresh spot. l0l: cars No.
red Western spot l0lH. Settling prices: No. 2
red Western. L0lE: for contract spot, LOO. No.
rad ss54 steamer No. red e5s steamer No. 2
rcd Western. E&; spot. November. l0l: December.
lOl&. Contract closed easier. spot. November. l00:
December l0oAs January. L02<alo2i2 May L07iz.
FLOUR-Winter extra. 395all5; do, clear. asa
$50: do. straight. 35Jai7O: Co. patent. 4s5a5 %
spring. clear. iSai.10; do. straight 520s5 as do.
patent. 555a5sO: City Mills best patent 3; do.
highs grade patent 5.i5: do. straight SIS; do
choice family, AIS; extra, 3.sOaioo. Corn meal per
100 lbs, l55aL6O.
CORN-Stock in elevators f665ls bushels Sales
Of ncv yellow at Sc aud Of a small lot Of now white
az S. Track yellow corn. old. domestic delivery. al
6s65ia per bushel for lots prime spot Con
tract. year. 6lA- Sales. car steamer mixed spot
SEA; 1000 bushels year, 81; 30Oo bushels January
8A, cars spot. 63L car new spot. ga. car new
spot 63a. Settling Trices; No white. 65iz mixed
eSki new, ga steamer mixed. old. Sra new. 59s
No g. 5oA Western spot. NOTe1uDer. 63iG new:
November, ga; year. 6ia6lh; January, 6O&a6oA
February 6O5A-
oATs-stock in elevators. 30 900 bushels ship
ments firm elevators. $40 bushels. White. No p
heavy. 53a55ik; do, No 2, light 70 medium 52lsa55
No. ;. heavy. 52Isa5S No. ,. medium. 5lsa52 do
No ,. light 50a5l do No. 1. light 20 heavy. 4sa5O;
mixed. No. 2. 5la5li4; do, No 3, 5oaSo1s do, No.
T. 4sa4sh.
RYE-StOck in elevators 155.006 bushels No. }
Western rye sold AZ s6isas per buShel.
HAI-No. l timothy large bales, l9.00al9. 50: No.
timothy laooals.5oi No. timothy, i6.ooaI7.OO;
No clover, mixed. 800; No. clover. mixed.
l6.00al7O0; No. / clover. n.O0ai7.0
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. Nov. 2.-CATTLE-R Receipts. q 900 head
estimated for tomorrow. 5000 head. Market steady
% loc lower. Prime beeVes. 5lOa66O: poor 10 me
dium. 3SOa5OO; stockers and feeders 22la4 lO COW,
and heifers 235a4S0: canners L2Oa24 40; Texans so
"A Is; Westerns. 3l0a550
HOGS-Receipts. 5000 head estimated for To
morrow. 1900 Market lOc % l5c lower; light ;5a
80; roughs. 4s5a46O; mixed, 45Oa5OO: heayy. 46Oa
495; pigs. 275a460.
SHEEP-ReCeiDts. 5000 head: estimated for To-
morrow, 5000 head. Market steady 10 shade higher
Native sheep. 2GOa5l0 Western sheep 2OOa5 10. na.
tive lambs. S-O5a6.O5; Western lambs 375a6 a0
New York. Nov. o. - CATTLE-Receipts 2 an
head Steers dull and l0al5c lower; fat bulls abont
steady: others firm 10 lGc higher: bologna cows
steady to firm; mediums easier: fat cows lOalsr
lower; nearly all sold Steers 4O0a6 %: oxen "a
500; bulls 300a460; cows L25a4OO
LNES-Receipts. 2. 80 head Market steady for
prime and choice Teals; slow 10 easier on Others
grassers steady 10 higher. Veals 5O0as 80. choice
s.75; culls. 4OOa450 grsssers and feed calves ana
400 No Westerns. Dressed calves steady % strong.
city-dressed Veals sl4alAz; eountry-dressed sal5,
dressed grassers 7as.
SHEEP AND LAMBS 90 Receipts p 2o0 head
Sheep quiet lambs steady: early arrivals about ali
sold. Sheep. 35os5.5o; culs. 25Oz3O0: lambs : Soa
$40: few 7l2lz; cuils. 45o15.OO; no Canada lambs
HOGS-Receipts so head. Market weak. Who'll
range, 5.5oas.S.
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 lines the conmis-
si0n houses were bare Of stock. provisions moved
Well al the quotations In the best grades II poultry
there tendency 20 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
tcrday in better volume and fresh stock moved
readily. Vegetables and fruits were steady. and.
with the exception Of sweet potatoes at the same
prices the previous day.
prices quoted are wholcsale)
BUTrER-Cr1amery. fancy. 2slza29; do. Western
hrsss Ea2S; do. seconds BIAS; process fancy. D
do. fair 70 good Z3a2l; dairy. choice. 3a2l good
l9a2O; store packed. fresh, lsal9.
CHEESE-Market firm and active on all kinds
New York State factory, large, lsi1al7; do. rats
ls do, small. l5is DO. SUMMER. large. lial5: do
summer small. haAa: do. fair 10 gspd. I2aI3
Western factory, new, choice, lilsal5; a. fair TO
good. IL Virginia. TO-
EGGS-Near-by fresh Virginia. loss Of. 80; aver
age. Z7a29: West Virginia and Southwest Virginia
26a2s Tennessee. 26a2s; North Carolina, 9a7 cold
storage, l9
LIVE PoULTRY-Chickens. fancy. "A; average Il
ala; hens. Il; ROSTERS 7; ducks large 1lal2: DO
small. Sa9. geese l0al2: turkeys. toms, Der 10. "A.
do. hens. Il: do. thin. 10. keats TO-
DRESSED POULTRY Turkeys. hens undrawn.
per 10. rals: do. aVCTHge undraWn. lsal7: do,
thin, 10 old toms l6; chickens large "A; hens.
choice p: roosters. sa9; ducks. DID, llal2; spring
l3al4; geese. sail.
DRESSED MEATs-Calres. fln dressed sooa
1000: heads Of 800: hcg-drgssed calves 500. hams
country. Sugar-cured 1ials; hogs small aud neat Der
cwt.. 7lsas; do. medium, 7a5ls; do. heavy 6lsa7
GAAIE-Rabbits, Ter dozen, Ls0a2 %; do. kits
LOOaI25 quail per dozen. 3Oa350; Do small Ops
10; pheasants, each sal25; Wild tukeys aa24
squirrels each. eas; opossCms. each. 2laiO: wood
cOck. each. EaiO.
vEGETABLEs-Pota.oes homegrown. l75a7 N.
do. rural. 90: sweet potatoes. per bbl. l75a2o0.
ysms. 80; cabbage. PER bbi.. 50: cucrmbers North
Carolina. L0Oal 90; onions. MARYLAND and yirRinis
per bbl, 250a275; Egyptian. crate. LZai8
GREEN FRUITS-A9ples. York Imperial uer
bbl. 90: Ben Davis. 2ooa2 70: Wine SAP "a
SOa faLcy table fruit. 2s0aiOo; Spy 250a5Z5; loose
packed L00al50.
DRIED FRUITs-Applcs. SliOsd. fancy. sa7: do,
sliced. bright. ia5.
sUNDRIEs- -BeesWaK. 30: taIlow. 5aTs; honey
white clover lib. new. Is; do. 2-Ib. new. ioal3.
ginseng per b. 6.Ooa650. Seneca. per ID t0.
Golden Seal. iOai5: Pink. l2aH Mandrake 2a3 /:
Snake Root. s.
GRAIN-Whest. choice. sCass. do. fair % good
sSas0: do, ordinary. 75as5; rye 75asO: corn sheed
white 56s62i do. yellow, Sas2: do. car. 270as Og.
oats Wcstcrn white No 2 5sa60. do mixed 50
WOOL AND HfDES-Wool. washed. free Of l.,r,
TT h. IS. do. unWashed FREE of burs. 2s. 90
bury. q: hides green, per H. ?; do. dry. I5ai7
sheepsSins green. each. eal0os do dr.. 25a75. calf
skins, green. each. i55.
GHESTNETS-pcr IN
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Miller & Co.. members Of
the New YORK Stock and Cotton exchanges and the
New Orleans Cotton Exchange. l353 street north
west
New York Nov. 2O-This was a day Of small
business and narrow market changes Gables were
good. much better than due. and this the main
thing in me situation. But for this the market
would probably have been exceedingly dull and un-
interesting; as II was. there little feature 10
it. Liverpool got notion that Neill's figures Of
crop below II go 900 the thing for stimulating
the market. and the figures were used with some
success for boosting. hut after a good rise there
was absence Of new buyers. the result being an
easing of with absence Of business presumably
until some new feature develops This may come
tomorrow in the shape OF small ginners' lsres but
nobody seems 10 care much about the size Of the
crop while much mere interest centerS IN the needs
Of consumers which threatens to be cut down 70
smln figures. thus making small yield unnecessary
Liverpool due unchanged.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

MaltimoTe. Nov 2o-Following are the prices
quoted at the principal commission houses.
BUTrER-CreameTy. fancy. per H.. 2sa2s; iunita.
ton. aa22; Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls l9s2o.
store-packed Ohio and West Virginia. IS, Maryland
Virginia. and Pennsylvania. lsa2O.
EGGS-Maryland. Pennsylvania. and nearby frsts
loss OF per dozen. Sa52
LIVE POULTRY-Old hens. heavy. per IL lolb
Rl2; young. l0ha12: rOosters, EACH 2s3O: ducks
puddle. large, per ID, Il; do. small. 10; do. Mus
coyy and mOngrel l0ali; turkeys young lbs and
over. per h.. l5ale do. old Balls
GREEN FRUITS AND YEGETABLES-Applss
Eastern Shore Maryland and Virginia per barrel
No. l. l.5Oa2.9O; do. small. common. l25al 90. 40
per llbarrel basket. 5oa75; do. New York assorted
per barrel. 25Oa35c; cabbage. New York Danish.
per ton, lL0oal2.Q; celery. New York. per bunch
Da35; eranberries. Cape Cod. per barrel 75Oas 80:
grapes, Concord. 5lb. basket 1Alz lettuce Norfolk
per basket, 75al.5; eggplants Florida. Der crate
AS0a&0o; onions. Pennsylvania, yellow Per buShel.
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 F street northwest.
Chicago, Nov. 0-With the exception Of A brief
early rally, due TO covering By local shorts and A
temporary strong turn in the stock market wheat
ruled gToggy finally closing heavy a. practically the
low level Of the day. The trade has been StTur-
Cling under the weight Of considerable wheat ysIt
into the market both yesterday and today by
Northwest interests Exporters claim no improve
mcnt In demand from abroad while New York
advces 90 the effect that foreigners were en-
dcavoring 10 have shipments deferred The market
throughout dull. Cars 2.
The com market followed wheat, despite the wet
weather over the belt. The trade disregards rrros-
pocts Of light receipts because of the present light
demand fer nall current arrivals. Local SPECTATORS
sold corn to-day and provision men have again PIT
more on the market Should the wet turn unfavor-
able. throughout the com belt. some Temporary up-
turn would not prove surprising. but should b.
taken advantage Of 10 makes sales, as there Is
absolutely nothing in the situation 10 win any
sustained advance. Cars. lB
Oats followed the other grains. Trade was mainly
Of light and local scalping character. There was
little selling Of December by elevator concern
Cash oats IN the sample market firm Local cash
sales lG5 90 bushels Cars ll2
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Business on the Washington Stock Ex-
change yesterday was OF the same splr-
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 $500 in
Capital Traction IS and Washington
Railway and Electric As. Mitchell Mining
sold 700 shares at y. and the other six
teen shares were Mergenthaler and Cap
ital 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. Il. Lynn: secretary. Benjamin
woodruff; treasurer, Brice ]. Moses.
Governing committee. Charles p. VIII
liams and William j. FlatlIer for two
years, and Charles J. Bell for one year.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21
NEW YORK MONEY,

New York. Nov. a.-Money on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened az s per cent; highest Is;
lowest. s.: closing 6. Most Of the loans were at 7
per cent
Time money continued in exceedingly limited sup
ply and small amounts at sixty to ninety days were
readily absorbed to-day at Is per cent The rates as
quoted were l2a5 per cent for sixty 10 ninety DAYS
per cent for six months the latter quotation being
largely nominal.
Mercantile paper was stil very quiet Out-of-tOWn
institutions bought occasionally but very sparingy
Rates were nominal az 5 70 10 per cent
Sterling frmer to-day. with rates %.c and Ic
higher for demand bills and cables Rates for actual
business were: Sixty days. A7si1aifs: demand
496s5a4s7: cables. AS990a4a0 Commercial bills were
4T1za479i7.
The supply Of cotton bills was good
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, II is said an
amendment OF the license law Of the Dis
trict will be made by the Commissioners.
The contemplated change will require all
persons desirous Of erecting real estate
signs Of certain proportions 10 obtain the
consent of a designated number Of resi-
dents and property owners in the imme-
date vicinity IN which the sign is TO
be erected.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21

sOas5; DO. Western. yellow. s1a65: peaches noun
tain per box choice 200a3OO pie fruit per box
L50a2O0; pears PER basket. 35a40: oranges Florida
per box. choice 75a3.25
POTATOES White nearby. prime, uer bushel. 81
ass Western Maryland and Pennsylvania. 55ass
yams. per barrel. new L5Oa2O); sweets new. yellow
per barrel. Z95a3O0: do. Anne Arundel yellow,
275a300
GAAiE-Partridges. choice. fun grown. per dozen.
3.00a350: do small on birds. I00al50: pheasants
selected. each i5o do n birds. 50a75; rabbits
choice. large. nearby. per dozen s5a250; do. wild
turkeys. per H.. l6als; ducks. mallard. per pair
hcaKN-Neirhf l Goal %
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 Yir-
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., LOOa41; butcher ! *,
SO; common, LSls2oo
$50 ''V'D
SHEEP-ClipDed, A0oaA50; common. $50
LAMBS-Spring, choice. mas; medium. Z
CALNES-Prime. per h., sasl4; medium. ~
grass. 4asIs-
q. D.ooaSOOO: Old Asd dsy, s.Oosloea
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 4:2O o'clock. The
subject will be Vienna"
The Washington herald., 1907-11-21
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales-Resular call. Y O'Clock noon.
Aiergcnfhaler AZ l5- 3 a. 1s7
Mitchell Mining 30 AZ u 100 al \
After call-Capital Traction S. leo az 10 loo
az 10 l00 az 10 LOO AZ 10
Mitchell Mining. 80 az 4 100 az Il 100 AZ l.
Washington Railway and Electric Is s. 000 a. ~
s. 0D AZ T.
capital TuCtiuu. 5 o. Is. ; a. Is
Following are the closing quotations yesterday
local stock exchange.
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New York. Nor. 20.-WHEAT-Lower fair: quiet
No. l Northern, Duluth, 10 arrive llSis; No 2
No l macaruni Lo2 E. o. b.; No. macaroni.
lOOl1: No. l Manitoua. Ll75s f. O. b.; No. 2
Manitoba, Lli7s Exporters took As loads
CORN-Weaker; small trade. No. elevator. 55 +.
No 3 E. o. b.. 65 for late November; No 2 yellow.
f. O. b.. 66: No 2 white, 81 Z. o. b. for late
November. Exporters took three loads
RYE-Weaker: slow trade. No. 2 sIh E. o. b
Sales, $500 bushels.
OATS-Dun and unsettled. Elevator prices: No
g. white 52l5: No l. white. 81; No. 3 mixed 81.
The prices for futures" follow:
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New York.
New Orleans.
The InrreSt MornInr CircuIatior.

All adv --ftising 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.