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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-05
STATE OF OHIO, CRY OF TOLEDO | &c
LUCAS COUNTY.


Frank ]. Chensy makes oath that he
senior partner of the firm Of + j.
Cheney & Co.. doing business in the
City of Toledo. ounty and State afore-
said, and that SAID firm will pay the sum
of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and. every case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by the use OF Halls Catarrh
Cure. FRANK 7. CHENEY,
Sworn TO before me and subscribed in
my presence. this 9th day OF December,
A. ID. 1886.
A. w. GLEASON.
loEAL.1 Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and nue.
Gus surfaces of the system. Send for
testimonials free.
+. /. CHENEY, Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
For Sale by Feldmeyer Bros. City
Drug Store. dee
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-05
Annapolis Washington & BALTIC.

Railroad Company In Connection with
pennsyIvauia and u, 4 o. Railroads.
schedule In effect June 9th, 1907.
Trains leaving Annapolis connect with the
Pennsylvania II. X. at Odenton, and the Bal
tiuore & Onto II. h. at Annapolis junction
Tor an points North, East, South and West.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-05
scl,eduIe Of Local Trains
ARMAND Electric Railways Co.,
.SvAPOLIs SHORT LINE
AvnAssArOLEs.

~ resuie IN effect June md, 1907.
wEEK DAYS.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-05

Sol Smith Russell, best beloved of
all American players next to Joseph
Jefferson, won probably his greatest
success in Edward T.. Kidder's charm
ing play of New England life,
peaceful Valley" The role Of
Hosea Howe, the gawky country lad
who is working his way through col
lege and whose true nobility of soul
arouses the instant sympathy and
affection of the audience, was long
his fayorite part. The piece is being
revived this season for the first time
in many years and II. X. Martin,
who is presenting it, has engaged a
company of exceptional merit headed
by that quaint comedian, Edward
Saxon, whose impersonation of the
leading role has won the highest
measure of praise. The play Will be
presented at tho Colonial Theatre
Tuesday night, October 8.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-12-13
Talk with JOnaa.

/, Talk with Jones 81 I. ! 49,. !
FIRST National bank loans money not
only On farms, but On good cify proper 1
u as wen. .::@ {: . L ...= r ".
Misses two buckle arctic CATERS, !
sizes II 20 2, only 95c at the Chicago
Store i s s.s. .33 ss s. 81
s5 We sell the celebrated Radiant
Home base burners enough: said.
.o'Brien Bros: 4, ss
II Everything else equal We should eat
the -four made at home. We must pay.
our taxes at home. Farmers. NIL. DID
Dakota flour, Ii made from number
one hard wheat & grown i, b Z right here Id
Ramsey county Ask your GROCER fos
IL.
Don't forget We are al proud Of our
city For that reason we should ADJ
eat the hour made 81 home, if II ~
good. farmers hTill. q
n See here, II We were offering You an
interior grade of ;aour We conldnst ex-
|.pects YOU To- eat II Our Dakota Patent
ID the very best, try d small sack and
YOU Viii and II Is. rArmnesrs NH.
Having purchased the stock and
business 81 garis Fitzgerald,
harness makers, WIN bal glad meet
an their DID cast oonlers and all others
wanting first class work III nv line.
nelsoi oppoaIte Cor
don,s livery.
Miss Anna Mclean the city
schools. win deliver sn address, on
.aRaasons for failure ID language teach
Ing t the alsanal meet
ling az the Nor nakota Educational
ISOLATION al ssr rand Forks. anuary
l ana
i III Moran arrived in the city Wed
s|nesday evening for q visit with Isis
brother, Bert .off the Ramsey Drug ,o
mi. Rforan III one az Wisconsin, y fore
most breeders off full biooded stock
4 AMI owns ri ia1ge farm near r ipon. Hs
has been ardIedd three arst prizea y
j the Minnesota $ ase ffaiIr end two q
4 the Vlsconain State exit bit.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-12-13
Fire, Lighltning and Tornado OIL
lnsura nce Il. !. q \ Il y.
Geo. w. Mooers, Bangs Block.

! I Ladies, storm Alaska sovershoes to-
close out at roc q pair ct the Chicago:
Store.
You could not do better than buy
a Monarch range; as an Xmas pres
cit we sell them. o'Brient Bros.
The most Who'll some baking powder
nthe market Is Hunts Perfect Com
plies ID every respect with pure Todd.
law.
Go to the Farmers Nj II to GET your
feed ground. their new mill has all.
the latest Improvement and viii grind
your iced D. suit yot,. . 81 81 u.
II How is your sssaeSng plant 81 plumb.
ing? Look IL over and u # needs2ang
repairs leave orders at o 'Brien Bros,
I hardware store. or call MP ! !.
amer. phone; a4sss2z
MRS. Alphonse Durocher o. Rolla,
who had been at the Mercy hospital
#for the gaIlEEeriinE with
tunors dlied at that Inst tution last
riday afternoon. On saturda y the
body was shipped 10 RoIIa for Inter
I nlentt. The deceased LEFT TO mourn
Z her loss her husband and two small ltl il
children:
&5 dispatch received from the Worth
Dakota Land % nice advises ~ that,
because of lack sof funds no farm loans
other than those now on hand can be
made before arch or Until such
ttiiaaa as fund No sft1r.
leu IIcations for Jonas Will there
{ III sousid srad off Uni
yarsity ana School sands 81
& solution I'd this stect ut II Meeting
held about two weeks ass,.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-12-13

Steve Jones has been appointed
agent for the Western Masons Mutual
Life Association. This company has
paid a great many thousands of dol
lars to the families Of deceased Master
Masons, to which there are "a goodly
number living in this community can
testify. Every Mason should carry
some insurance in this company-no
others can get 1t. Call and see him
for particulars. x - =
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-12-13

n All cnsshls medical gand surs icai disesaas eg
the Ear Nose Il and throat. Lung Dieeaas.5
Early ConsuInpfion Bronch itiH, Bronchial Ca
5saSrhss Cons dial casarrh, Mas atasrh.s
Dyspepsia. Sick Heddnche. Stomach and Bowel
fTroublsp, Append eitia. RheuIns ttsuf Nepral
sn, scaatica. Byight 81 Dissass, aDiabats Kid
3neys Liver. Bladder Troubles Prostate and
Female Diseases. Dizziness, Nergos sI,ess Indi-
SsT1Bs and ali wasting disssIaa
I'D aiuitaf Many SaSss s6f IJeaf NEST. Ringing
M the Ears, u Loss FoS q Eyeetgh Cataract,
sCroSB Eyes, atc,ss that have been Improperly
treated os 5negl Gfed scas easily
Spine UtDaaass koS the Brain, Paxalyaia. E,ps-s
siepay. Heart Dtseaas. Dropsy. Swelling DC the
Il irnbR Open Eorea Pain In the Bones, Gran
.ular EnlsrGN1yaants and au tung-ataudt dis
8eaaea S prSgarly " treated ling 81 rnsH1orys
weak Il eyes. stunt desslo en-
Sergy. ilnpo ssistlsa BLOC. aod Assaa
pains n sNei5 ina, bore throat, uicssa ysak
back burning stssaf a passtf urine loo often
receive SeaTchfng fTnent, prompt raltef a1&
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-12-13
Observation-Disclosures aeReas
! THE F IELD : :
1. The First National Bank. Dew
lis Lake, n. d. !, loans money Oh Oh
zeal estate Ut ven per cent. &:
.tE6S; = a AZ ~. IS 4. a. 3 i ii
Talk with Jones'.

'Reaoam@nemeu es0 ~ ao a@asnS

p g
81 Talk with Jones. !5 IA n: !: IN
Children's two buckle overshoes
only s5c at me Chicago Store. n
+ + wanted To trade farm for a house.
and lot IL Devils lake. .. Bur scher.
I Mrs. john e.uiglsy of Grand FORKS.
was the guest Of Mrs. James sullivan
over Sunday. :. 7. ! y. sss u
Z Have you TILED aGrits," that deli:
sious breakfast foDod made ~ the
farmers aai1Ig s1ss ..s Z. ~ s. 5 ss:
sE"3%s ~ taHS
JUST q few more Radiant base burn
srs left. 10 not delay Il you need one.
oBrien Bros. &. Nj :,. 81 8: 81
Fl Steve Jones sells fire. lightning,
'ssvind storm, tornado, health and. acct
dent insurance. See him. a. s;... :5 SC
. Z Mrs. Norton q st. Paul, is visiting
Her sister, Mrs. Charles Nv orrall, and
also her mother, Mrs. 81. IS. Barr. Y
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-12-13

from trappers and other ducsra,
and selling only gliansff
Anyone who has lnides 81 ssurs sss slssslI..
should Wrisa To this llrasa Tor laar llsss
sraI price quota tiona ana also Inquire
alg,,sat tie
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-12-13

Bros sslling nd about hnnting and
trapping. and presa rms snd nlss
hides ana III peeia
Hon
rome
ga,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-12-13
Cancer. Il

HI psies, Hxstuis TsuYt tnre peAla ana M
ta.arsSla II ali traated and cured
sby the Hypoderm1c Methods. This treatment
consistS or injecting fluid into the growth
that kills tho pnr ~ EAccessfu So Bu0cesE-
f,i III this treatment ttas H the worst can sshe
cured M .EheTa ars only four pther doctors sm
Tho United: states using tiliR treatment.
N sonstlsh tion3 and exc linat ien,
4
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New Y0rk SEPT. lI-SUGAR-The London mar
ket tex beet sugar steady and "a 10 I'D higher
with September quoted az Jos and October at
s. llisd. stock Of sugar IN the Quilted Kingdom Is
s. 90 TONS against u cl9 tons time q year ago.
The local market for sugar ruled Arm with cen
trifuga So test. at $50; muscoyldo. So test 8 q.
and noll5ses sugar, So test, az $40. Refined sugar
was steady, blr quiet
NAVAL ST0IiEo-F1r spirits JuItnIiuc the mar
ket was steady, but unchanged, with machine made
barrels quoted at 81. EosIu was quiet with y
asked f-r common % good strained. Tar held hm
~ 60 f5r Oh barrels
BUTTEE-RecJiuts to-day, I5.Es packages. The
market Is steady Creamery special Per pound, q.
Creamery extras az.
EGGS-Recsirts. E.976 cases. The market ruled
tim az Mondays advanced prices. Fresh gathered,
extws pr dozen. Ga-5. Western. selected, C.ndled,
Ea2ie.
MILL FEED-Ulclauged. duh Spring bran. 100
pound sacks. 20 auire, lake and rall, $40; mid
dlinss, 9loi cts hrlu Is. in bulk; Western rcd
dos $40. ~ arrive.
FLOUE-Stsady: quiet Spring patents, 4l5i455 F
winter stTaiElrs ii-di61; winter clears. 3sId4I0;
Kansas, u sacks. patents 4iJa5.O5; stEights. 45ja
s.l5, clears, 4rla4.5J.
RYE FLOUR-suans higher; fair demand; 4.5oa
Is.
CORN MEAL,-Srug. dull Kiln-dried. for ex-
port. 3sJa4. Is; coarse meal. IN bags L32al.55
HAY-Du.l; easy. Receipts. 10 tons New crop
pTine timothy. tGi-lIl0; No. J. lOalO5; No. p
yVa9j; 49, 8 5oaS5.
BEEF-Qaiet. Family. l25oaH0; packet, u.oo4
10
P0RE-steldy; duh trade, Mess 800: family,
E51slao0
TALLOW-s,-ady City, in hogsheads 5ss.
LARD-Dull. Prime Western. 945i CITY, SIS.
relned continent, $50; South American, 1880; le-
nH.d Brazilian. kegs u60; city stearine, loz. Oeo-
s;eaIiue nominal; New York, 81 Chicago, 6iz.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

RUTTER-Demand active and market strong
Creamery. fancy 29a29'5 do, Western irsts q do
seconds 23a2i; process. fancy. Is do fair 70 good
2la2; dairy. choice. lsa2); do, good. -; store
packed. fresh, e.
CHEESE--MaTket frm and active on all kinds
New YORK State factory. large. l5i1al9& do fats,
llaip4 do. small l4isal5; do. summer, large. la
Is: d. summer small. lialfiz; do. fair 10 good Ia
Is: Western factory. new. choice, lAsal5; do. fair
to good Il Virginia, 10
EGGS-Receipts moderate; demand active, Near
BY fresh Virginia. a. West Virginia and Southwest
Virginia o: Tennessee, .; North Carolina. 2
LIVE POULTRY-Recsipts liberal; market finn.
Spring chickens Eal5: do. small. l.: hens, IL;
BOOSTERS. S: ducks. large llal2: do small. SAG /;
geese, Gas; turkeys. toms. per h.. IA do hens, Is;
do. thin 10; keats, 10.
DRESSED POULTRY-Receipts light; market
finn Turkeys hens. undr&Wn. per ID, ls; do
average undrawn. l5a e DO. thin. TO- old toms, -
chickens, large. l7als; hens, choice. Is ROSTERS
Q, ducks, old. 9alQ spring. l3al4; geese, sail.
DRESSED MEATS 20 Calves, tull dressed. 900;
heads of. s.0Oa900. hog-dressed calves 500; hams
country sugar cured. l4al6
YEGETABLES-Potatoe home grown. per Dbl.
/ 25al 50; sweet potatoes. per bbl, 25a2 50; vans
200; cabbage per bb-. 90; cucumbers, North Caro-
Inns, L00ai.50; lettuce, home grown, bbl.. LOoal 5O
onions Maryland and Virginia, per bu, 75as0: do.
Maryland and Virginia, PEI bbi, 25oa275; string
beans ereeu per basket. l00al.25; beets bunch. ga
4: cantslOupes. da40.
GREEN tkUITS-Appies, loose packed, l6al. % !:
peaches per box L75az0; do, coHno1 75alO,
SUNDRIES- Beeswax, 90; taIlOw, 5a55k; honey
white clover lib. new. Is; do, do. DID, new 10
all: ginseng per h.. 6O0a6.5O; seneca per ID, 40:
golden seal. E0al5 pink l2al4 mandrake 2as; snake
root %.
GRAIN-Wheat choice S0as2; do, fair TO good
75a7s do ordinary 70s72 rye 60a55: corn. shelled
white 52a64: do. yellow. 62a6i do. ear 52sas SC;
oats Western, white, No. 2 6la6z; do. mixed 59a5e
HAY AND SYSTEMATICALLY. choice, 20.0oa2l 90:
do. No. J. l900a20.00; do No. 2. E.00si9oG; mixed
hay 1S00al900; clover. ls.O0al75O: straw, rye per
bundle. 100; do. do machine thrsshed, s.5Oas75;
do. wheat, $50.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. Sept. E.--CATTLE-R eoespts 1900; esti-
mated FOR tomorrow. z310. Market weak 70 Ice
lower; prime Hseyes 5.foa7o; poor to medium. i0oa
$50: st1keIs and feeders 275a5ol: COWS and hsifers
251aj55. Gamers. I51a2 -. Texans. 35)a525 West
ems. 2s3a6.lo
HOGS-Receirts. 1900. estimated for tomorrow.
- CO. Market steady 20 Ice lower Light Seas s. ;
rough. 5314550. mixed, a7oa6-50; heavy, 5.75a6 20
pigs 50Ja5.15
SHEEP-Receipts. 0005; estimated for tomorrow.
1000 Market steady Native sheep. +os5-50: West
sheep. 455s565 native lambs, +6a5i 70; Western
lambs iea7.5l
New York sept. T.-CATTLE-Receipts 595. Mar
ket nominal: nothing doing. Dressed beef quiet AID
unchanged
CALVES Receipts. 80 veals steady; grasssrs
quiet and ne very good lots offered. about all sold
Yeals 5Nas y. culls. l00a5Oo; sraSsers. Z75a3oO
Westerns nominal Dressed calves STEADY. city
dressed yeals. sta4 Ier pound: country dressed.
JAZZ
SHEEP AND LANiBS-Receipts. $500. Sheep
steady lambs steady TO sc lower. Sheep. 350a550;
culls. 500; lambs. 65aS00, cuIis. 5O0a550; Canada
lambs first If tie season, sold at 7.75
HOGS-Receip;s. . $50 Market fun steady. Heavy
70 light hogs quoted IL 675aI00.
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PRICES GO UPWARD
Recovery Is Taking Place
All Along the Line.
IMPROVEMENT IS SUBSTANTIAL
excellent Crop News from Corn ma
Cotton Sections Helpful IN the
Market-Copper Metal Advances.
NJ, X. Il 4. Railroad Makes strong
Showing in Its Annual Report.

New York, Sept. 17.-For the first time
within a week and a half the daily up
and down movements on the Stock Elk
change, which have been in progress.
gave place to-day TO a general and sus-
tanned rise in security valuations This
result was due, no doubt. 10 a variety Of
causes, but was obviously chiefly brought
about by a clearer perception Of forces
whose working rather definitely unveiled
themselves yesterday looking forward TO
an improvement in the leading railway
stocks.
Great as has been the actual liquidation
of securities In the market in recent
months. the speculative selling Of stocks
for the fan las been even greater, and
FOR a considerable time operators Of
this class have been dismayed over The
failure OF the market TO decline as usual
under their attacks. even when II was
accompanied by some genuine disposal OF
investment holdings Of many Industrial
shares.
Movement of Recovery General.
The suspicion became strong yesterday
afternoon that other arguments than
those that have heretofore been brought
would be required 10 induce further hqui-
dalton in the great railroad stocks and
when there was evidence to-day OF buy
ing by financial interests of the first rank
OF one or two of these stocks for what
looked like specific and powerful reasons,
. movement for the recovery of stocks
sold for the decline spread throughout the
market as a whole
1t is no longer open TO dispute that
one important source of the greater
confidence now felt in the financial
community as 10 the general business
outcome this year is the vast improve
menU thar has taken place since the
first of the present month in the state
of the crops Warm summer weather
has been prolonged over the corn and
cotton fields OF the country beyond the
usual time, and the prospective harvest
yields of these staples is unquestiOn-
ably much larger than IL was.
Government Crop Figures Good.
or news today having a financial
bearing aside from the favorable crop
bulletins there was little except that
contained in the accounts in the morn
ing newspapers of the health Of very
prominent capitalist, but the nature OF
the illness of this gentleman has Ions
been understood in Wall street and
evidently fully discounted in every
way.
Other helpful circumstances market
wise today were the publication of the
governments figures of the exports Of
domestic products during August
which if they did not reach the large
aggregate of those In the same month
year ago We're yet exceedingly sat
isfactory.
An estimate appeared from a private
source Of the changes in the condition
Of cotton during the recent weeks. all
these showing Improvement An ad-
vance occurred in the price of copper
metal in London and the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas railway system put
out an excellent annual report.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Miller & Co. members Of
the New York Stock and Cotton exchanges. and New
Orleans, Cotton Exchange 1888 + street northwest.
New York Sept. H.-LiveTpool gave US a surprise
IN the shape q a fair jump. whereas She was due
considerable lower. What this meant was clear %
those who couyersant with the tactics employed
by certain operators and after an opening Of 10 u
Is points up prices began % weaken, just as ex
ucCtcd. and by noon had lost twice what they had
gained Weak shorts were scared. causing some GOV
erug while the crowd generally. having no faith in
a rise az this time, began 70 hammer the market
with good effect Buyers were conspicuous by their
absence and short selling became fashionable Il
looks as If the crop has been underestimate, and
whether such Is the case OF not It has undoubtedly
been recupeTating immensely the past few weeks.
and VIII continue To thrive until the naturalization
Of the mucl-alked-of tropical storm killing frost
The increasing movement is in itself against rerma-
ncnt improvement. yet decline from tie extreme
high price Of Isl points is suggestive OF good rally
and We would refrain from selling short at the mo
mCut in fact. We believe cotton should be bought
Tor a good tuTn.
Liverpool is due 81 to G higher in the morning
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7. W Crew OF Henry Clews & CO.
1.-THE initial transactions this morning
disclosed nothing more than traders
market The demand for stocks In the
loan crowd continued undated. indi-
eating that the outstanding short in
terest IS quite large The cables report
also considerable short interest in
American stocks in London. This IS
the main feature at present Most Of
the large traders are inclined TO be
bearish. particularly on the indus
trials. but are feeling their way be-
fore putting out fresh lines. owing 20
the heavy borrowing OF stocks in the
loan crowd Most OF the selling this
morning came from the professionals,
while London and the commission
houses have shown an inclination 10
buy 1t can be taken for granted that
outside Of the short covering there viii
be no great advance in the general list
until the metal situation improves"
Benjamin Woodruff Of Post & Flagg
THE market IS exceedingly dull, but
the railroad list stays firm and there
seems to be little disposition on IN,
part Of real holders to sell at this
level Even the copper stocks are
steadier today. and Il looks as If the
worst OF the liquidation in this quarter
is over. ! do not see any eagerness on
the part Of the public 10 buy stocks.
but think the market IS getting more
OF less Indifferent 10 anti-c0rpO-ation
scares and Investigations and the bears
viii not get much comfort from try
Ing 20 crowd prices lower Northern
Pacific continues 90 be particularly
strong. but it IS hard TO ascertain
any reliable reason for IT."
G. Bowie Chapman Of E. r. Chapman
x Co-"Today's market did better all
along the line, The leaders showed
some hesitancy around noon. but the
reaction did not take them back TO
the opening prices. In the later after
noon further strength was developed
under the leadership Of Northern and
the entire list closed at practically the
highest of the day. The opening Of
the Standard OIL hearing failed L
have any effect neither did the an
nOuncement of Mr.. Rogers Illness. each
OF which had been expected While I
think that for the immediate future it
is a traders market, ii is one in which
turns can be made nicely. IL looks
now as though the present rally would
carry prices higher, but If such a level
should be established, ] would favor
the taking Of profits on purchases
made on the recent decline"
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Sept E-NiOney on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at I uer cent; highest. s.:
lowest 81 closing. per cent Most Of the loans
were at pr cent
Time money continued easy in tone to-day. with
moderate offerings and a fair demand Rates: 81
g.. per cent thirty TO sixty days; 81 for ninety
days ana per ceat for four. five, and six months
Mercantile paper moved slowly demand being
very light Rates: STAT per cent for four TO six
months bills receivable and prime single names
per cent and upward for others
The sterling market to-day was quiet With A de-
cline and rally q 5 points in demand bins
Rate for actual business were. Sixty DAYS ssl70a
ASK demand, as5loa4S55. cables Ls5ai sos: com
mcrcial bills were 4sg4aisI& The supply Of erain
and Cotton. hills MAS fairly good
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Spot Market.
GRAIN MARKETS.

New York. Sept. l7.-wHEAT-Fim; fairly ac-
tive. No. Northern Duluth. to arrive lis. f. D. b. /;
No. 2 red. f. O. b.. los; No 2, hard, f. O. b.
l04iz; No l. Macaroni IS. (. O. b. No. 2, maca-
roni s. Sales. 81 loads No. 2 red. New York
and Buffalo.
C0RN-Dull and nominal. No. 2 elevator, nomi-
nal: No. 2. nominal. f. O. b.; No 3 yellow, nomi-
nal: no. 2 white. nominal. Exporters took loads
at Outports.
OATS-DGil. weak. Elevator prices: New crop
No. }, white s. No. g. white. 55I4 No. 2, mixed
5Tk
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Biz Inerease in Lake Trafie.

Transportation on the Great Lakes ansI
the 81. Lawrence. not including fishirEg
vessels. has almost doubled in eighteen
years. The traffic for the last year IS
given at T5.610.69O tons, in a Census Bureau
bulletin issued yesterday. This is an In
crease of 50.343,716 tons since 1889.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. Per cwt, 55Oa575; butcher. 40
as 60; common 250a3O co.
HOGS-Per cwt gross 7.O0a7 .; Ordinary. Soar 90.
SHEEP-Cfppod. S5oa4.0O: common 250a309
LAABs-SpFing, choice, 7aT. medium 6lsaT
CALvES-Prime, per b., 8; medium. 7a71b: grass
4a415
C0WS-Prime. fresh. each, ioOda500O; COMMON.
2o.OoaSooo; old and dry sOOsl0O0.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-09-18
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-R Regular call y O'Clock noon.
Capital Traction s.. LOCO ut lh1t.
Capital Traction. % at 80
Washington Railway and Electric. common. 80 at
3iss. . at SIS. 80 at 3i9. 20 at So
Mitchell Mining 100 at rs. 100 at rs.
Commercial Natiogal Bank. 10 at 1o, 10 at III
% at Zllis
After call United States Trust Company. 10 al
81. 70 at s.. az 9S. 70 az s. 10 az %.
Following the closing quotations on yesterdays
local stock exchange.