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day afternoon His story Of the shame
of bis sister, the compulsory marriage,
and closely following tragedy was not
as impressive as that Of his broth ~
The facts were there, however. and
the pathOs.
He said he is twenty-five years DID,
and mis- occupation is that OF a farmer.
Asked 10 tell his own story he made
but little Roadway and Attorney Vol
ton Moore questioned him for half IN
hour or more. The woven story result
ing from the questioning was this:
since my father died j have been the
only man on the farm except at times
when Bywaters was there. When father
died bywaters told US we could depend
on him 10 look after things on the farm
and protect the girls. l first began 20
suspect ham on November z, when /
saw him running through the hall from
my sisters room. / came in the back
door and Immediately went TO his room
He pretended TO be asleep. ! called him
several times and he finally answered,
but denied that he had been IN Niola's
room.
Sent for Brother Jim.
L did not sleep that night 7 was
worried almost 10 death by what 1 saw
wrote my brother Jim 70 come home
and investigate. He Is the head Of the
J family Jim came 10 Culpeper the next
day. Ny sister went TO Washington and
came back on December Is. Jim arrived
| ga CuIpeper for the second time the day
| before she got here.
Tine day Viola came homt she was
/ IN. We summoned DIT. StrOtherS and DIT.
Chelf 10 attend her. They reported a
. criminal operation had been performed.
I NV brothers held a conference in DIT.
! StrOtheTs' office and it was decided that
/ an immediate marriage was the only
/ thing 20 save the good name OF the
| family.
! was chosen to go to Bywaters anC
ask him II he was ready TO live up &C
MS promise 10 marry night away IL
Z said he was. He and I went 10 tn,
clerks Office To get the license. IL
stopped at the door SAYING he wOV; in
I marry her. 1 said 20 linn. I haycu
asked you C. marry my sister III
I thought for a moment and said, II
marry her. lie left me 10 go 20 hi
home; later I met him on the street an,
took him 70 StrOtherwoOd. He waute,
10 discuss the details OF nv sisters dis
! grace. I told him I didn't care 10 tail
about IL.
Were Acting in Good Faith.
we were acting in perfect good faitl
with him and anticipated no trouble.
attended the wedding. After the cere
mony I kissed Viola and shook hand
D. with Bywaters. While / was shakin
hands with him broke down and erie
and then went down stairs.
"A few moments later ne began talk
2 ing about going TO town to tell hi
b. mother OF the wedding and getting on
announcement cards. We tried 90 pei
r. suade him not to. Finally / had tear
I hitched up 70 bring him 10 town, by
' he wouldn't promise me 20 return.
Jim told me he thought Bywaters IN
o. | tended leaving and asked me TO waite
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pose in their minds and hearts" said
Mr.. Keith. They were cool and col
lected. and they were armed.
lone OF them said he would do the
same thing over again. Does that show
this act was a sudden emotion or i'm
pulse?
I'VE say no: and this question must
state all of the facts, or 1t cannot uhoer
the law be answered.
Books on medical jurisprudence &C.
there must be a disease or the MIMI
or there can be no insane Impulse OF
emotion. The reason OF ,aese u eIeitu-
ants was not dethroned- fhlliP So, oetUe'o =,
stated. on that stand, that ne sue" ~
was shooting and knew ne was SlOOS
ing at William +. ByWaleIS 20 NIL
that impulsive Of emotlonal INSANITY
Saws They Admitted Guilt.
..Concedinr all the rights that the I'M
y,rit+en law may have given them to
aNenee their sisters honor when they
cot him TO marry her they cOndoned the
wrong. and had no right TO Kill him.
Tbev said, on that stand. that they
knew they had no right 10 Kill him,
Mr.. Keith reau from seNera h4eulCdI
authorities who diuerenuaJe between
sanity. insanity, impulsiVe, momentary
and emotional insanity
Attorney John l.. Lee in reply, sald
the facts in the case were accurately anu
fullv set forth in the question. Mr..
Zee said sanity or insanity Is a ques-
ton OF fact and should be decided Dy
the jury. that the court had nothlns
10 do with the question tendinS 10 Alul-
cate sanity or insanity.
Counsel alluded to the Daniel SlckleS-
Bottom Keys homicide case IN Washing
ton, in which no medical or expert
testimony was taken, but, notwith-
standing. that the question OF sanity
ha frnrr
tended that the DEFENDANTS were IKE
thousands of persons in insane asylulls
who know right from wrong, but cannot
restrain themselves from doing the
wrong.
Cites Parallel Case.
Counsel argued that the Jury should
decide the sanity by their knowledge
Of human nature and tendencies OF tpe
/ human mind. Mr.. Lee said this case Is
like one in New York, where the jury
! reported that they found the deicnoah'
sane the moment before and the mo-
menu after the crime, but not at the mo-
ment the crime was committed. In tha'
| case the court instructed the jury |,
! tive ne defendant the benent OF lht
NfJ0r,ev John JefrIIes COR the defense
/ roilov-ed Air zee saying counsel Tot -
! accused had IA right 10 Introduce -
rnouv TO SHOW that the reason OF III ~
defendants was dethroned by the us
grace and attempted deseruon-
Moore Refers to PTecedents.
! Attorney walton Moore. conceded q
no the ablest barrister in the case al
dressed the court for more than MAJ
an hour. insisting that sanity was 10
the Jury TO determine. Mr.. Moore cite'
many of the highest authorities IN III
.l,,,r,r,, 70 sustain the contention.
III your honor ruled with c 90 tha de de
sle -, ran't ask this question unles
You T,l7'i pTove that these defendants Iisa ma
been suffering from a me eIlIslr G ~
Aol NToore cited the Dejarnette cas-
IN which the defendant killed ms MS, 5 u
, ter upon finding her IN Gist ~ els,
; house ana set up the plea that the ~.
. 81 her in there threw him into p aIo@
[ I,er, Of rage and disturbed his menu
equilibrium.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. sept l9-CATTLE- Receipts 500. tsii-
mated for Friday. $50 Market steady l0c lower.
Prime beeyes. 5zja7o0; poor 20 medium. 4Goa5. D
stocEers aud feeders. 2e6al90 COWS and heifers,
25Ja5.5l Gamers. I9a320; Texans, 350a500; West
crus. Iooas Is
HOGS Receipts. l5.1o estimated for Friday.
24G0 STEADY. Sc lower Light. 6g0a555; ruughs,
5saj55: mixed. 5.8aj.6j; heavy 5.5a6.Zj: pigs.
l-5lGs0
SHEEP AND LAAIBS-Receipts 10 900; estimated
for Friday se0o Market steady. Native sheep.
2Cla550 Western sheep. 3ooa5o0; native lambs.
475a758; Western lambs 4T5a7.50.
New YORK sept l9-CATTLE-Receipts go.
Steers STEADY. bulls DC lower cows l5aZc lower.
Common Vermont and New York steers. 400a4 90;
oxen l7Ja450. bulls 23Ja3o0; cows LoCa20
DRESSED BEEF-Steady al Sa0hc per pound
for native sides.
CALVES Receipts. 20 Market steady two cars
Western calves uusod. Neals. 5.0oa950 Rrassers.
lfa3374 Western calves, 500; city dressed ytals
steady at sizal4 per pound; country dressed, 7al1
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 2570. Sheep
and good lambs steady common lambs 2jc lower: TO
sell; 5a cars msold. Sheep. 3.J0e500; culls, ZO0a
800: lambs 55oaS0o: culls. 500
H0GS-Receipts. 1850 Market steady.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Miller s Co. members os
the New York Stock and Cotton exchanges and New
ORLEANS Cotton Exchange 1883 street northwest
New YORK sept ls-Less animation shown
during the day. and interest fos the time being was
ou the waue. Trading was IN the main q a local
character. The foreign news was Of n special sig
nifcaucc and there nothing in the weather
uss 90 affect prices either way, the -materiaza
ti5n 0i a tropical storm and generally mild tenpeTa
lures an over the country proving deterrent %
renewed buyiug although It felt that prices had
beCn caried log enough for the present Crop news
was mixed as heretofore.
II is certain that the market viii feel the effect
Of a large movement as the season advances. but
there Is far weight 0f cotton q act as an
incentive for bear efforts IL would be unreasonable
90 look for further material shIinkage in prices
after such q decline witnessed II late, without
much reaction. especially az are fast approaching
the time when climatic changes are most Rppre-
hendcd. on this account alone IL would be vel 10
avoid the short side q the market however profit
able such a course may De later in the season.
Liverpool is due 10 come 5is TO points higher IN
the morning.
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'sells cents per share.
Notes on Mining.

Stock Of the G0ldaeld Consolidated Mining Com
pany is the most sought after q any In Nevada
The conservative management q the company Is
attracting the attention Of all holders OF mining
shares
When Senator Nixon arranged for the loan last
January With Bernard Btrauch. Of New York. il
was 10 provide against contingency. There are now
over 10000 in the treasury aud the dividends
20 be paid shortly wiz be declared at the rate Of
Is per cent a year. After the payment of this
dividend the company wiz still have over S2OO0Oo0
in cash.
Smelters have been blown in in the Cobalt dis
trict near North Bay After much experimenting
q process has been discovered by which the Cobalt
Cres be treated IN satisfactory manner.
Tie Nipssing mine has mst discovered two new
veins running from 500 20 500 10 the ton The
company itself is in excellent shape.
At the recent meeting cf the Montana T0nOpah
Company the board d directors were reelected for
"a term Of one year. The management is not urC-
pared 20 give out a statement at the resent time
They have. however, erected a f0stamp mill and
President Knox. of the company. states that it Is
working smoothly. The company is organizing a
party 0f stockholders 10 90 West next month. aud
the management desires 70 take as many 70 the
mines as care 70 80
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.


RVTTER-Demand active and market strong.
Creamery. fancy. 2sa2s4: do Western frstS 2s do.
seconds. 25a8: process fancy, .; do fair to good
Za2s dairy choice. l9a22; Co. good. ls stare-
packed. fresh. ls.
CHEESE-larket firm ard active on all kinds
New York State factory. large, l3isaH do, fats,
Ilalf;k: do. small lfi@al5. do. summer. large, LA
Is. do summer, SMALL liali'1 do. fair 10 good. Ia
l3: Western factory, new choice, l3zaii do, fair
70 good II Virginia, 10.
EGGS-Receipts moderate; demand active. Nea<-
by fresh Virginia. 2ia25 West Virginia and South
vcst Virginia % Tennessee. 3: North Carolina. q
Virginia. q; Tennessee, 3; North Carolina. p
LIVE POULTRY Receipts liberal; market firm.
Suiug chickens. l7alS, do. small. Il: hens Lls
ROSTERS. s. ducks, large, llal2; 60. small, SAG;
geese eas turkeys, toms, per b.. Il; do, hens. l5
do thin. 70 keats, TO-
DRESSED POULTRH-Receipts light; market
firm Turkeys hens undraWn. Per ID. l6; do,
average uudrawn, l5al6; d2-. thin 10: old TOMS IS
chickens. large Has; hens, choice. Is: roosters.
g: ducks old 9al0: spring l3a4; geese. Sail
DRESSED MEATS Calves fun dressed. 800:
heads Of So0a9.Oo; hog dressed calves, $50; hams
country sugar-cuEeG. l4alb.
VEGETABLES Potatoes, home grown, per bbl.,
5oaZ 90: sweet potatoes. per bbl. 2Za250: vans,
200: cabbage per bbl.. 50; cucumb5rs. North Caro-
lima. l.50a2G3; lettuce. home grown bbL L0lsI g
onions. Maryland and Virginia per bu-, 75as0 do
Naryiaud and Virginia. pgT bhl-. G25a2 80; string
beans green. per basket. lO0al25; beets bunch. sa
e. canta0upCs. 2af0.
GREEN FRUITS-Apples. loose packed, I00aI. 80:
reaches. Der box L75a20 90. do. Common 75alOo
SUNDRIES-B -BeesgaX %: tallow. 5a5lz honey.
white clover lib. new. IS do. Go.. zIb. new. 10
ALP, ginseng per 10. saoa6.5o; seneca Per ID. 40:
golden SEAL 49al5; pink. l2al4; mandrake. 2a3: snake
root. 3.
GRAIN-Wheat choice, SOas2; do. fair to good.
75a7s; do ordinary 7Oa72: rye COATS: corn sheIled
white. 62a54 do. yellow. 62sei; do. ear 3Z5a5 50:
oats. Western white No ?. 6la62: do, mixed. s9asO
Hay AND STRAW Timothy, choice, 20 0eea2 %;
do No l. lsO0a2G %; do. No 2. H.00al90J: mixed
hay. ls00aIsO0; clover. l500al750: straw rye. per
bundle. u0o do, do, machine thEashed e5Oa6. 75;
do wheat go.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by A. o. Brown & Co. mem
beTs Of the New York Stock Exchange and the Chi
cago B0srG of Trade Alunsey Building
Chicago. Sept. l9-Wheat values advanced and
retained fair portion Of the gain. In the last five
minutes pressure was brought to bear 10 fighten PIT
traders into covering shorts. HEAVY and general
rains over the Northwest were expected To DELAY
rhushing and marketing and the indicated
that damage had been underostimated Outside
points reported improvement in the demand for cash
wheat Itwas reported that Kansas City sold heav-
iy for export. Bids received here for red winter
wheat were relatively &c TO &c lower than yesteT-
day. but hard winter wheat held practically the
same.
Corn was active but irregular. The early decline
was failure Of frost predictions for the North
west. warm weather in the corn belt and liberal
speculative selling pressure. The Eastern demand
good
Oats took a spuIt TO-DAY. Local traders took hold
Of MAY and the price advanced easily. There was
an excellent cash demand.
r4f1fatf90z follow
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New York sept. Is-AIouey on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at per eeut; highest. 8:
lowest. 2. closing 21. Most Il The loans were 20 4
per cent
Time money continued easy and without change
A moderate business was reported. Rates. 5a514 peg
cent fos thirty 60 >zty days 81. for ninety days. aud
Tor four. fye aud six months
Mercantile payer vas Offered rather freely. and n
slight improvement vas noted in demand ION New
England points. BUYERS, however. held Tor fun rates
and the bulk of the business done is at per cent
Rates. 6lss- l-r cen; for four % SIX months bills
receivable and prime single Names and Z PER cent
and upward foT others.
Sterling was steady. bat dull with rates t. 10
points higher Rates f0r actual business were FOL
lows sixty DAYS. A5is5af sls1. demand lSjjoaisj55
cables 4s5s4 200; commercial bills. Asis4oib
The supply o. grain and cotton bills in
cruising
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FOREIGN TRADE GROWS.
Balance for Eight Months Tops High
Record Of Last Year.

An increase of $l25. 100000 in the foreign
trade of the United States for eight
months of the calendar year, and COM
pared with the high record for same
months of 1906, is shown by a bulletin
issued by the Bureau Of Statistics. For
the period ended August 81. the imports,
which were valued at I.001, ,S03, 800. made
a comparative gain Of Sl56. .1545lI, and the
exports. amounting TO Il96625, 4l5, in
creased $y7, ,2S1.945 thus reducing by sos
S6S, $50 the balance of trade in favor OF
the United States, which for the like
months Of last year was S253, SIS, $40.
The movements OF gold for eight months
consisted of imports aggregating $2S, ,075. $50
being so, ,269,3Sa less than in the same
period last year, while the exports.
amounting to S4S,375,360, increased $14,-
s64, go
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Home Savings Bank
7th and Mass ave. NV.
BRANCHES:
eth and II sts. re. 436 9TH ST sw-
Resources more than Two Million Dollars.

market up. as while money so FAR this
year has behaved remarkably well, 1t
is really quite rs much due to the heavy
liquidation in Wall street. and the con-
sequent curtaiIment OF demand, as it IS
10 any actual increase in the supply OF
funds. II would consequently be a bad
time for Wall street suddenly 10 en-
large its requirements. The absence Of
liquidation and large short interest keep
the market pretty firm. and this is a
satisfactory situation for the next month
or So"
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spot Market.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore Sept. I9-BUTTER-Nfarket finn
Creamery. fancy, 2s5za29; do. choice. 26a27i1 do
god. Za25: do. imitation. 2la23; do. prints. "a
&c do. blocks. 25a29; ladle. l9a2l; Maryland and
PENNSYLVANIA rolls lsal9: Ohio rolls lSal9: West
Virginia rolls lsal9: storc-packed Ohio lsaIs: do
West Virginia. l5alg. Maryland. Virginia and Penn
sylvania dairy prints. lsal9; renovated 23a26.
EGGS-Msrket firm quoted. Maryland, Penn
sylyania and nearby frsts. loss of. "a Western
frsts loss Of q; West Virginia frsts. loss Of.
q Southern frsts, loss OF, 2la2i guinea eggs.
llal2
LIVE POULTRY-General market steady. Chick
ems old hens heavy. per pound. Il; do. small, ia
1871 do old ROSTERS each 2a30; do. spring. large
Is: do small Is; ducks puddle. large. Il: do.
small l0all; snuscoyy and mongrel, l0alli do,
brakes each 3Oal0: do, white Pekins. Z; pigeons,
young. per pair Is: do. Old, Is; guinea fowls old,
each QagJ. do. young. $40
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

sales-Regllar call, Y O'Clock noon
Washington Railway and Electric e.. 500 at so&.
Washington Railway and Electric common. 80 at
s. 20 at s. 50 az -, 50 at IS. 50 at S51s 20 az s5A
MergonthaleF az 2oJ, az 905-
Mitchell Mining 100 at IA.
Union Trust Company At 1854. 4 at l26
United States Trust. 10 at ~.
After call Washington Railway and Electric a.
81 900 az 30 500 at 3eiz.
Mitchell Mining 100 at ~. 800 at IL. 100 at IA.
800 az ~ 900 at "a. 900 at IL. 100 at IL.
Capital Traction 5s 81 80 NJ ll0A S2000 at Hos
S2,Oo0 at loh, Si,000 at ll0h-
Following ara the closing quotations yesterday
local stock fvrhauea.
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New York. Sept. l9-WHEAT-Stong higher;
more active export trade. No. ] Northeln Duluth
10 arrive. Ll95t. f. O. b.. No. led. (. o. b.. lO4ss
No. hard. f. @. b.. l06iz No ! macaroui ssh
T. o. b.; No. 2 mscaroni s652. Sales 50 loads No 2
red ana Nc. I macarOui. New York and No .
hard winter. via Gulf AID Durum at Duluth.
tORN-Dull; neglected No. elevator nominai- :
No. z, nominal. {. O. b.. No. yellow nominal: No
white. nominal. Exporters took leads at out
ports.
oATS-Iull; steady Elevator prices: New crnp
Ne. white, IS; No. white ssh; No. 2 mixed. 5qk
Prioes for futures follow:
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BALTIMORE GRAIN PRICES.

Baltimore. Sept. l9.-FLOUR-NIarket quiet Win
ter extra 65a3 s. do clear 405al20; do. straight
4y5al 20; do. patent 455ai.so: spring clear 4lA
40; do straight. 5Sla5.55; DO. patent 550a5.75
City Mills best patent 500; do, high grade pat
ent So do straight $40: do choice. family, 40
extra, 75a3 50, ne -four. medium to choice. 400a
450: corn meal. per l06 pounds Ii0alN.
OATS-Market steady. Stock IN elevators. 26 AS
bushels shipments from elevators, $3.50 bushels.
White No heavy 81; do No. . medium. 5ia55
do. Nc. g. heavy. Sass; do. No. ). light 10 ne
dium 5oa5lh: mixed. No. 2 52a52ls; do. No. g.
5la5lk: do. No. 4 50a50ia.
RYE-Market quiet Stock in elevators, H. ls9I
bushels; shipments from elevators, LIB bushels
No Western Je. 80. No. 2 ne domestic s2aSl
bag lots as to quality aud condition. 75aSo.
october S. 1897. Remember the date.
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COMMENT ON MARKET.

C. Bowie Chipman. Of E. r. Chap
man & Co.-"The feature in todays
market was heavy short covering in
the leading stocks. The first prices
were a shade lower. from which the
market rallied, the highest being record
ed about the middle of the afternoon.
During the day wide circulation was
given TO a rumor that J. P. Morgan &
Co. had taken over from Kuhn, Loeb
& Co. for the account Of Il. II. Rogers,
00oJ0 shares of Union Pacific common.
This was afterward denied by Mr.. Nor
gan. but the denial was technically
WOrded While it must not be forgotten
that the larger part Of yesterdays and
to-day's strength was derived from the
retreat of short interests. there was
some good buying wlthal Eliminating
this short interest will remove support
on future rallies, and while I expect 20
see the leaders particularly the rail-
roads. so some higher il is well TO re-
member that paper profits are not real
until the transaction is closed
z. W. Crew. Of Henry Clews & Co..
1t is still a market Influenced by the
short interest Notwithstanding the ex-
tensive covering during the past several
days, the demand for stocks in the loan
crowd after the close yesterday was
brisk, although less than on former days.
The extent of the present upward move
Will depend very largely upon the vol-
ume of short covering. The closing
down OF many copper mines, and the
apprehension that a movement in this
direction viii extend to the steei and
iron trade. Is not calculated to bring in
much investment buying at this leve:.
The Bank of England statement shows
little change from last week, and the
discount rate remains al ~ per cent
Gables this morning brought some selk
ing orders, and commission houses also
executed a few on the selling side. Most
Of the professional traders are inclined
to look for a little reaction. although
recognizing. the technical strength Of the
market, due to the extended short con-
tracts outstanding. They are at the mo-
ment on the feh-e."
Benjamin Woodruff, Of Post & Flagg
After opening strong. with special
strength in the Pacific stocks. the mar
ket was dul,. ana there is little basis
for comment think that most con
servative interests feel that the time is
inOpportune for any attempt to rush the
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Operating Department, GOIdfeld, Nev.
FRANK c. KINGSLAND, Manager.

You will find board for all listed Mining office
This innovation Come and We specialists
Mining Securities Nw York Exchange house has specialist the
floor of the Exchange deal in security They therefore good
service People who deal in Mining Stocks should deal through
specialist We in the mining
country to-day Mining Stock Brokers'
fifty We buy
levels and sell at the highest prices Try and
operating department
ROANOKE We advise immediate purchase
quick profits.
ROSEBUD EXTENSION of the purchases
reports BROWN PALACE VEIN
EXTENSION fabulous and that
parallel the VaIueS taken COMSTOCK
LODE excellent purchase ROSEBUD EXTENSION
Psburg Stock Exchange and will listed
Francisco markets. We offer it at 80
All Listed Mining Shares Carried $500 Margin.
Daily Market Letter Free Upon application.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra, per cgt.. 5.5Oa575; butcher. 40
as %; common, 251a300
HOGS-Per cwt. gross 7.e0a7 % ordinary. 50a7 90.
SHEEP-Clipped. 350a4O0: common. 250a300
LAMBS-SUring. choice 7a7is: medium. 6lza7
CALVES-PTime, Der ib., &; medium. lara grass.
lai4
COWs-Prime. fresh each 4OOoa50OO; comraon,
2oc0a3o00: ole and dry s00al0 %.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished By 4. O. Brown a Co. men,
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange Nunsey
Building
Sales 10 noon. n......--..-. 2T7,7OO shares
Total suirs ......... 54S,6OO shares
Call mcRey, H., 4; low, 23z close, 2s5
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MINING STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished by Irving X Harrington
& Co. members Of the New York Produce ~
change, Frank G.. Kingsland manager. Hibbs Build
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STOCKS RISE HIGHER
Better Tone Prevails on the
Washington Exchange,
BIG DEMAND FOR RAILWAYS

Mitchell Mining Well Supported, in
Face OF Large Block of stock
Thrown on the Market-J nIoadIng
Fails 60 Shake PFicc-Banlk Clerk To
Wed-Demand for Trust stocks.
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BOSTON STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished hy E. r. Chapman *
Co. members New York Stock Exchange G. Bowie
Chipman manager, 1901 street northwest
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished by F. r. Chapman 4
Co. members New York stOcF Exchange g. Bowie
Chipman. manager. lS0l F street northwest.
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October s. 1897. Remember the date.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New York. Sept l9.-Closng quotations OF United
States Fnxernment hands:
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GOING THROUGH
COLLEGE

Is apt 10 be a strain on the family re-
sources. but not when wise parents early
begin 20 make deposit here for that pur-
pose.
Then when the time arrives. the de
p0sts added together, plus the large in
terest earnings. will mean ease instead OF
RnrrY. security instead of doubt
The Washington herald., 1907-09-20
NEW YORK MONEY.

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The Washington herald., 1907-09-20

October S. 1897. Remember the date.