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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-16
CAPTAIN robert j. Forrest.
Especial to Tho Times DISPATCH.

ISpecIal to 7Thc Times: 1JlspNtHH.l
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, May ID.
Captain Robert J Forrest, chairman OF
the board OF Supervisors Of York coun-
ty, died suddenly to-day in his seventy
first year, Captain Forrest was, color
bearer for the York Rangers during the
Civil War, and at the bloody battle OF
Sharpsburg he was commended for
bravery, after he had had the colors
shot from his hands three times. only
to be picked up and carried forward
n.
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j. a. ItOIIndy.
Isnnnlnl tn rhe Tlrnnk. % ianatch.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.l
NEWPORT NEWS, VA., May Id.
man OF Milwaukee, ninety years old,
died at the Chamberlin Hotel at Old
Point to-day from Brighta disease.
Mr. Roundy had come down to see the
Jamestown IIXDOS!t ton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-16
CONNECT NEGROES WITH
BROWNSVILLE SHOOTING

WASHINGTON. p, c.. May 15.-Di-
rect testimony. connecting negro SOL
dlors with the shooting ARRAY at
Brownsville, Texas, on tho night Of
August 18th last, was given to-day
in the Investigation being conducted
by the Senate Committee on Military
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-16

of q bird, and It's easy to catch. they
say. We say, salt your clothes money
in one of our Spring Suits, ana see
what n good Investment you've made.
We've the correct styles for spring
wear. and were close followers Oh
fashion, Handsome new patterns IN
fabrics of quality and cut in Single or
Double Breasted Sacks. We have an
excellent assortment for your APP
prevail, so why not look EN- over?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-16
Summer Resorts.
Hotel Wachapreague.
topen all the Year,.

Nearest Seaside Resort north OF James,
town, (Fresh and Salt Water Baths frce),
b improvements 1907:
Island House open Juno LIST.
Summer excursion boat arranged SINH
lar to Summer trolley cur plying between
the hotels Gree to guests).
Salt Water Baths in Hotel VAGINA
prcague,
Cheap rates for Fishing. Driving and
Outing.
(surf Bathing. Fishing and Shooting
4 Tor further information send for book
let to A. II. G.. MIIARS,
Wachapreague, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-16

NoT1cE-THE BOARD OF SUPER
= visors, Greenesville county. VA. win
on the THIRD MONDAY IN MAY,
1907 (Nay 20. 1000, at ~ O'clock
noon, receive bids for replacing tho
Long Bridge" in Zion District OF said
county with a steel structure Bridge
about $50 feet long. Specifications
made known on above date. Board
reserves hight to raject any or all
bids
BY order Of the Board.
=. PEYTON TURNER, Clerk.
April is. 1907.
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Rcdding Wilcox,

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
SPENCER, N. c.. May 15.-Hcdding
WILCOX a well-known employc of the
Southern Hallway Company. at this
place, died at hotel here late last
had been critically Ill for ten days
His condition had been desperate for
two days and his relatives at Lum-
brrton, his former home, had been sum-
moned to his bedside. lie was twenty,
eight years old, aud leaves Wite anG
Young child. besides father and
mother and three sisters. A brother
was killed in railroad accident al
Hamlet two months ago.
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DEATHS.

FORD. Died, May Is. 1907, at her
home, $40 North. Nineteenth street,
GRACE IRENE, daughter OF Chas II.
Funeral FRIDAY, 10 A. NJ, from
ST Patlclls Church, lntermcnt MI
= Calvary.
scOTr.--Died. at the residence of Mr..
Robert r. Perkinson, 2l2a Park Aye
instnt, Mrs. ELVIltA NJ, SCOTT,
wife Of Captain sidney Scott, former
ly of Amelia.
Services at the grave In Hollywood
at A p. NJ, THURSDAY, Friends ana
ucquinntnnces invited to attend
TzIIa,--Died, at his residence, Ell
Church street Mr.. George sTiT.
YER, aged BlXfy-one years. lie leaves
eight children Ito mourn his loss---
four girls and four boys--also hYe
sisters and two brothers :,
Funeral will take place at 4 o'clock
from residence. Burial IN Rlyervlew
Cemetery.
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.1vyIIITEFACE INN, Adlrondacks. Lake
w Placid. NY. Open June 18th,
Write for booklet, HARRINGTON
MILLS. Mgr, Hotel Grafton, Washing
ton. I'D. G. &af45
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Sealed Proposals.

$4,000 OF TWENTY YEAR 3 COUPON
bonds, interest payable sclni-annually,
for sale by Amherst county, Va.
Sl,00Oato sell at par for lowest rate
OF interest offered. Scaled bids for
the whole, or any part Of the issue,
will be received, and Information fur
nishcd by the undersigned. BIDS
opened June 4th at IL n. at Amherst
Courthouse, Va. Right reserved to
reject any or all bids.
O. L. EVANS (Chairman),
g. S.tTUCKlIR WFi1TE,IIGAD,t
THOMAS 5WHITEEITCAD
Committee Board Supervisors.
Amherst, Va
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$40, $3.50, SIS, slS to $50
Straw Hats

It's time to discard the old felt hat
and don q cool Straw or Panama. See
our window for n big display Of
StraWs. All styles and easy prices.
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Mrs. I1lyiru Mr.. Scott,

Mrs. Elvira NJ. Scott, wife Of Cap
tain Sidney Scott, formerly Of Amelia,
the residence Of Mr.. Robert L. Perkin-
son, No. 2423 Park Avenue.
The funeral services will be held at
the grave in Hollywood at 4 O'Clock
this afternoon
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George Sitter.

Mr.. George Sitter. sixty-one years
of age, died yesterday at his residence.
No. SIT Church Street He leaves
eight children to mourn his loss--foul'
girls and four boys--also five sisters
and brothers.
The funeral will be held at ! O'Clock
to-day from the residence. Interment
will be in Rivervlcw Cemetery.
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Miss Grace Irene Ford

Miss Grace Irene Ford, daughter of
Mr.. Charles r. and Mrs. Kate #. Ford,
died yesterday at her home, No. $40
North Nineteenth Street.
The funeral Will be held at 10 o'clock
morrow morning from St Iatrick's
Church. Interment Will be In Mount
Calvary Cemetery.
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OBITUARY.
Mrs, Andrew Edclb,,t.

Mrs. Wilhelmlna kathrine Edelblut
died at the residence of her husband,
Mr.. Andrew Edetblut, No. 1914 West
Marshall Street, yesterday morning at
$3.50 o'clock.
Mrs. Edelb1ut was forty-nine years
OF age, and had been sick for long
time.
She is survived by her husband and
the following children: A1cssrs. George
H., William A., Alex. Frederick, Wall
ter Joseph and Mrs j. j. Miller, w. Nj.
Bickers, Jr., Misses Agnes, Grace and
kathrine.
The funeral will take place at st.
Mary's German Catholic Church with
requiem high mass Tomorrow morn
ing at > o'clock. The interment will
be in the German Cemetery.
The following will act as pail
bearers: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. w. NJ.
Bickers, Sr, George B.gBliley, John M.
Hulcher. Joseph w. Blilcy. Active
Messrs. Joseph Kusterer, August Boeh-
ling, G. II. Plagcman,. Joseph Hulcher.
Andrew Wiseman John Hebert, Leo
nard Roster and Garrett OConnell.
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New York.
New Orleans.
BALTIMORE GRAIN PRICES.

Baltimore. Nov. 2l.-FollowiuE are lie official
prices for to-day;
WHEAT-Stock in elevators. 900 ls3 bushels. Car
goes sold at LOl for special bin No red lOys for
stock No. red. 81 Tor special bin steamer No .
red e6ls for stock steamer No red % for special
bin rejected, 90 for stock rejected and 81 for re-
jected 10 go through the drier. Contract December
l0o&. Sales. car steamer No . red. tracG e6ls
5000 bushels No. 2 red Western. November IOOs.
Settling prices officially posted. No red Western
99A: contract. spot. 9s14; No. red s5it: steamer
No. red. 94A steamer No. 2 red Western e5i.
Western. SPOT November. s9iza9924; December 00is
al.00@- Contract spot. November. 98lza95Ht Deem
Der. s9izas95I May. IOsl4: January. I.0llaalOoa.
FLOUR-Wnter extra. 395afi IS; do. clear 425a
A40; do. straight. A55a470 do. patent 4s5a5 90.
spring clear. f3ca470; do. straight 520a5 Is; do
patent 555a5s1k CITY Mills best patent. coz; do..
highgTade patent SIS; do. straight SIS: do
choice family. AS; extra. 3Soal00 Corn meal. per
100 lbs l55al-G9
CORN-stock in elevators. 52l ST. bushels. Track
yellcw corn. domestic delivery, IS 65isu66 upr
bushel for carlots prime on spot Sales q yellow
reported early az 81 Contract. year. 6Is sales
1900 January COS: 5000 year SIS: . 600 January
50: car yellow tdomestic. in No. elevator. 65l5
1000 spot g.; three cars SPOT, s.. Settling prices.
For No white. e.; for mixed. eiA. new. e3e4
The market for Western closed firm: SPOT. Norer-
Der Eew. "a: old 6ias year. 6lasa6l: January, 60.
February. Goa.
OATS-Stock in eleratCrs 2l7.3ol busleis. shin
mcuts from elevators. 7.65l bushels. White. No ?
heavy. 53a53la: do. No .. light 20 medium sou,
s.: No. g. heavy. 52lsa53. No 3, medium 5llsa57.
do. No. s. light 50a5l: do. No. T. light 70 beov-
iaRj0: mixed. No 2 sla5lis: do, No 8 5oa5lS
do. No. 4. isai9iz
RYE-Stock in elevators l5e5 bushels. shin
menis from elevators. l64 bushels. No Western
rye sold at s6i9aa bushel
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YORK Nov. I.-SUGAR-The local raw
sugar. market was ID points lower. with sales u
1900 bags Cuba centrifugal, from store. az SO
basis 96-test. and thai Was the quoted price.
MuscoTad0. s9test. was quoted az 80 and molasses
sugar. 50. test a. 2s5. Refined sugar, card rates,
were unchanged. At London beet sugar vas steady
and I'd higher for ScYcmbcr at IS SID and Ed
up for December At 6 ed London cables the
worlds visible supply as $4,000 tons.
NAVAL sTOREs-The market f0r spirits tur-
p1utine vas ] q = lower. but finn az the de-
cline. and in2chinc-made barrels were quoted -
- 70 f9'z Al savannah the market vas firm
az Is. but this is a decline q ~ caLts- Resin
was steady and quiet and unchanged ar 3s5 20
$50 for Common % good strained Tar was quiet
ard unchanged az SIS Ter Oh barrels.
BUTTER Receipts sd packages. choice steady
Cresmtry. extra. 3, hrsJs. q
EGGS-Receipts scr packages Choice fresh
firm; nearby white, fancy. i5a5o; Western nTsts.
I'LL FEED-ouiet. Spring bran. IoO-Ib. sacks.
% arrive. lake and rail- 4.03. middlings. 2L51,
city bran. $50 IN bulk; Western Fed dos. 3i0.
% arrive.
FLOUR-Stcady; moderate business sprins Pat
euts. 56A6oc; spring cleas. 5fa50. winter
straishts a75a50o winter clears. taoai.sli kausas.
IN sacks. patents, 5Za5.5o; straishts. is545.05i
clear. f35aLs3.
RYE FIoUR-Qgiei. szsH s3rply. We quote
CORN MEAL-Fair demand. Kiln dried for OK
port, 2.0s3s5i coarse meal in bLgs. l5iaII
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-s1eaGyi small supply
Ch0ice GlGa1Z
HAX-Trade slow. supply ample Receipts l3ss
tons. Prime timothy, LIS. No. I. 10. No. ,, lo5;
No. g. s..
srkAW-Sicw, liberal supply. Long re. 70a75
BEEF-Steady. moderate business. Family. IA50
ALSO; packet. I2Val25G
PORK-Duu; irregular Mess. I5soalso0, family.
Is 5al9oo
TALLOW-Trade is slow. City. in hoseheads.
9-lG
LAKD-Sl0w Prime Western so. city. SO. re-
fined, continent. 9l5. south American. e. re-
fined Brazilian. kegs lbs. city stesrine ga
oi,ostearine, weak; New YORK saSas Chicago.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-11-22

The feeling in the Treasury Department
yesterday in regard 70 the financial sit
uation was wholly optimistic. and there
We're many expressions OF confidence that
the most acute stage had already been
reached and Is being passed.
This feeling was induced. no doubt. by
the fact that some OF the new per cent
short-term certificates of Indebtedness
which are almost Of as much OF the ma
ture Of currency as of bonds, have &C
tuaily been issued by the Secretary OF
the Treasury under Gate OF November
%. Considerable shipments of the certin-
Gates were made yesterday. but just what
the amount, OF 10 what individuals or
cities, Secretary Cortelyou declined to
disclose.
The demand for certificates Of Indebted
ness has been very brisk. and the Treas
ury authorities are highly pleased with
the character Of the applications received
and the nature Of the inquiries that have
been directed TO the department 1t is
believed that the applicat tons already foot
up 10 something like 100000. exclusive
OF the S25.oO0.Uo0 which are expected 10 be
taken By the New York syndicate. but
what proportion Of this amount has been
shipped cannot be learned.
The currency act passed by Congress
az the last session provides for a max
imum OF retirement of 100000 OF bank
currency in each month. but there IS a
paragraph in the law which specifically
excerpts from the application Of this
limit such currency as is proposed to be
issued on the short-term certificates OF
Indebtedness now being hoated by the
Secretary of the Treasury.
Bankers are assured that when the de-
preston has passed. and the need for a
large volume OF currency is no longer
felt. there VIII De no serious obstacle
20 the retirement OF bank currency In
any appropriate amount
The new 3 per cent certificate Of
Indebtedness is in appearance not IN
Ike an ordinary bank note. II is OF the
same size. and is printed on distinctive
paper. The certificate bears on the left
hand side OF its face portrait Of Alex
ander Ham-to and the words This
certties that the United States Of Amer
lea viii pay 10 the bearer Fifty Dollars
IN Gold enc year from date, appear
prominently on the diverse side. The
certificates are dated November %. 1901.
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The wholesale market yesterday was adversely az
iected by the weather. Rain during the night az
iected shipments into the city 20 scme extent De
u'snd was poorer han usual 40 the middle Of the
week. and prices were unsteady during most Of the
day Receipts were quite equal 20 the light demand
and the murky conditions Of The atmosphere had a
lad eject upon the large supplies Of medium gTude
poultry and dressed meats Prices were only barely
steady IN these lines. EgEs butter and cheese were
about the only kinds q provisions that held at top
figures. C0mmissi0a merchants look for rather a dun
market for the rest Of the week
prices quoted are WELLESLEY
BUTTER Creamery. fancy. 2S5sa29: do, Western
nrsts 21aZS; do. seconds 2ia25 process fancy Is;
de-. fair 10 good. 23a2i; dairy. choice 2a2l; good
l9a20. store-packed fresh lsal9
CHEESE-Market firm and active on all kinds
New York State factory. large. l6'zal7: do fats.
IS: do, small. 49, do. summer, large I4al5: de-
summer small. Halils: do. fair 10 good I2aI3;
Western factory new. choice. liraIj. do, fair 20
good. II Virginia TO-
EGGs-Ncsr-by fresh Virginia loss OF. 80 aver
age. Za29 West Virginia and Southwest Virginia.
26a2s; Tennessee, 2a2s; North Carolina 3a27; cold
storage 49,
LIVE Chickens. fancy. Il; average. Is
al; hers, II; ROSTERS, Z; ducks, large. Hail. do
small. Sac; geese loal2; turkeys TOMS per To-. "a:
DO. hens. "a do. thin, 10, keats TO-
DRESSED POULTRY Turkeys. hens undrs,gn
pr H., EaIs; do average undraWn. leai7: do
thin. 10: old toms Is: chickens. large Il. hens
2a4; geese. sail
DRESSED MEATS Cal5cs. full dressed. 96c,
l0Oo; heads Of 800; hcg-drsssCd calves. 9O0 hams
country. sugar cured lials; hogs small and neat per
cWt., 73saS; do, medium 1a7iz do heavy 6isa7
GAME-Iabhits. per d1zcn. lSla250; do kits
Lo0al.2: quail, pr dozen. 3Va350: do small l.O0a
10; phcasaats. each S0allj; Wild turkeys. 2aa9i-
squirrels. each. cas-; Opossrms each. 2laa0: wood
cock cnch Eaf0.
NEGErABLEs-Pota homegrown. 1.75a2 90
do. rural. 60; sweet potatoes. per bbi I75s2 %
yams 80; cabbage. per bbi., %; cUcumbers. Moth
Carolina. LOoal9: onions. Maryland and Virginia
per Dbl, 25Oa275; Egyptian. crate. L25aI5
GREEN FRUITS-App,cs. York imYorial rer
Dbl. 250aS.00; Ben Davis. 2Ooa275; Wine sap 5Os
500 fancy table fruit. 25esiC2. SPY 25ea3sj; Loose
packed LJ0aljO.
DRIED FRUITs-Apyles. sl;asd. fancy, Sal; DO.
sliced. bright. Gas.
sUNDRIEs- Beeswax. 80: tallow. 5a5s; honey
white clover. lib. new. Is: do. 1lb. new l0ai2-
ginseng per ID. 6.O0a659: Seneca. per H.. 40:
Golden Seal. ioai5: Pink. l2ali; Mandrake. 2as;
Snake Root. g.
GRAMMAR. choice. sasS; do fair 10 good
s5aso; do. ordinary. 75as5; rye 75as0 corn sheIled
white. Sa62: do. yellow. Sa62: do, ear. 270asO0:
cats. Western white. No 2, 5ss6l; do. mixed 56a5s
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. washed free OF b1rs
per H.. 80; do. unwashed free Of bars. e: DO
bury, 81 hides. green. per h. Z; do dry, I5al7:
sheeDskins green. each. 91O0; do, dry, Sab calf
skins, green. each. L35.
CHESTNUTS-2er ID.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Miller & Co. members q
the New York Stock and Cotton exchanges and the
New Orleans Cotton Exchange. iS3 street north
west
New York. Nov. a.-The giurors' figures TO-DAY were
600 bales against s 600 last year when the
crop was over l350 600. and on this account e is
difficult 10 see anything bullish IN them as some
interests contend. The fact that trade conditions
everywhere depressed is overlooked consequently
crop of 10000 bales less than the last win be-
by no means inadequate for the coming season. The
buying today WAS q professional character. A
more friendly feeling seems u be entertained INST
noN, mainly b. people long On the market o. who
arc impressed by reported short interest Of some
magnitude. ConcediuE this 20 D. the case, we De-
leyc that no advance Of Consequence can be sus-
tanned at this JunCture. and that Whatever is accom-
plished by bulls viii be BY slow stages Conse-
queutiy. We believe IN selling hard spots until
the financial and Commercial situation shows much
greater improvement than Is now promised Bad
weather is interfering with the movement and with
ginning. while there seems 10 BE- no radical change
m the attitude Of most people in the South. who
are holding for a rise
Liverpool IS due in morning Il higher.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished tY Miller Co. mmbcrs
q the Sew York Stock Exchange and The Chicago
Board Of Trade 1898 ? street northwest.
Chicago. NOV. I-Thc wheat market had a severe
slump TODAY ou account Of large December wheat
and May, which has been accompanied by argrls-
sive short selling from various sources. May was
carried below the s. marx but recovered nearly a
cent before the close. Tie Nlsy-DCccmber differ
once videu1d about he Bcarish sentiment spread
rapidly. and no account was taken q blllish news
This decline would ordinarily stimulate some export
trade were D. not for commercial developments
abroad, which holds hack foreign trade We feel
That lower prizes are inevitable. Estimated t0-mJr
row. = cars.
Despite the VET heather over Gle corn belt light
receipts and hisher early cables, the InaTkft
Slumped heavily The pressure was largely suclla-
tive and ia competition with sales b. short sellers
The demand for cash corn was poor. Estimated
tomorrow. Is5 car
Oats, as usual were dull bat wrTe not followed
De- lhs fan weakness IN the other grlias There
was a little further December pressure but moth
lng important Tho oat crop q Great Britain is o.
ncislly estimated % De largely in excess q the two
urrviarr. Vanrz Ilf1u1afaT f.u-4r-..e
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. Nov. a.-CATrLE-Receipts. 600 head
eztimated f1r tomorrow. zoo; market steady %
shade loaer. Prime becIes. 5I1a56o. poUr % ne
drum 35oa555. stocklrs and feeders. Z-a4 s. COWS
and hcifCrs Z3lLs0- Csu1eIs. LI5lZf0; Texans,
4-Z5a459. Westerns. 3l0a5O.
HOGS-RccciQts. = coz head csIimA1rd fCr FRIDAY.
Is ESQ., market % 70 u--rs lower Light. 41ai $
rough. dzoai53; mixed. f-30zE90; heavy. s55a5 s.
pigs 16nAf0.
SHEEP-Receipts 200 head; estimated ~ FIJI
day 100 head. market strong % shade higher. Ma
tive sheep, 2ola250s Western sheep. Ze0a5l0: "a
1--WE lamhs g.75a553s Westen lambs. 375a6-fo-
New YCrk nov U--CATTLE-RCceiTts Ia
head 10 trading. fCeliug steady Dressed beef IN
far demand az saI1iz per TO- for native sides.
CALN ES-Reccipts, SO head; market steady. Con
mon 30 choice Feais sold AZ 5Iz9-75 pCr 100 Ibs
city dressed TCllS steady az s-aIl1 Der H.. Gun
try dressed 40 sal5; dressed grassers 6izas-
SHEEP AND lsAABS-k-crIpts. $50 head s-fgI
steady; lambs slow and generally 3 70 > cents lower
On al except pine and Cil0cc grades. Common O.
prime slecp Sid az 3a3.5o pr 100 lbs clils 200a
5.05, ordinary % prime lambs. 6-5a-.o2
HOGS-Receip;s, $50 head; feeling nouiIaliy
steady.
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INJUNCTION CASE HEARING.
Charges Against Union BrickIayers
10 Come Up December =.

Justice Gould. OF Equity Court No ..
has set Monday. December .. as the date
for the hearing OF the case OF Richard
son. Burgess. and other master builders
against +. W Maghan and other officers
OF the Brtchayers' Union No. ! in the
matter OF granting an Injunction against
the brickiaycrs. and other building trades
now out on strike from an alleged inter
ference with the work Of the master
builders, il being claimed by the build
ers that the labor organizations are in
terfering with the work Of the nonUnion
men employed in the construction OF their
buildings, and inducing them 10 quit their
jobs.
Several Of the international officers o.
the building trades who have been IN the
city for several months looking after
the interests of their organizations in the
lonS-pending strike are among the de-
PENDANTS
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Nov 9l.-Money on call At the stock
exchange to-day opened at 10 per cent; highest Is
lowest g. closing. c. Most Of the loans we're az /.
per cent.
Time money was still very scarce. and but little
business done. Rates quoted we're iai5 Der cen;
FOR sixty TO ninety days and s per cent for si1
months. the latter quotation being largely nominal
Mercantile paper was dull. being largely withheld
from the market the demand was sin very linn
tied. Rates nominal were 10 10 per cent
The market for sterling to-day was strong rates
advancing z. then reacting Z. Rates for actual
business closed, Sixty days 479a479s; demand isI
a46it; cables l9oa490h- Commercial bills were
AT7iSaAT9Ik
The supply Of cotton bills was good
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. Nor. 2l.-Following are the prices
quoted at the principal commission houses:
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy. per 70. 2a29; inita-
ton. Dan; Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls lsz20;
store packed Ohio and West Virginia IS: Maryland.
Virginia. and Pennsylvania lsa20
EGGS-Maryiand. Pennsylvania. and nearby frsts
loss on per dozen. 3laS2
LIVE POULTRY-Oid hens. heavy. per H. I0aIl
Young. nal2; roosters. each 25a51. ducks puddle
large. per h.. Il; d. small. 10: do. Musc0vy and
monTel l9all: turkeys. gOung, lbs. and oIer, per
h.. l6; do, old l6
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-11-22
Wants saloon Zone EstabIished

Attention has been called 10 the Com
missioners by A. Z. Brown. 5S4 Third
street northeast. that half a half-miie
limit or zone should be drawn about the
New Union Station to be free from sa-
looms. lie said. in his opinion. the same
restraint should be made against saloons
In the neighbOThOOd OF the station as
has been made at the Capitol and Sol
diers' HOaA
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-11-22
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. per cwt.. LDaLss; butcher : q,
$50: common. l5a2oe.
$50
SHEEP-Clipped. 4Ooa4-5o: common. 30
LAAiBS-Spring choice 7lsss medium. 2
CALVES-Prime. per h., SSH; medium IL
grass. sai55
CQWS-prims, fresh, each. OOOa5OOO. common
@-Oosso.e; old and dry. sooalo9