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The Carlisle independent., 1907-04-18

structure, he argued, and no man elected through it's assistance should abandon it later. He described legis- lators who worked for their own private end as embezzlers of power, and placed them in the same category with thieves.
 The election of senators by the direct vote of the people, the curbing of the corporate interests of the coun- try, and inheritance and income tax' the initiative and the referendum were some of the reforms advocated by the speaker. He bitterly denounced the steel trust and Wall street inter- ests whom he declared furnished the sinews of war to the Republican party, which protected these institutions, for who would kill the goose that lays the golden egg? Roosevelt, he stated, was just becoming cognizant of facts in connection With Wall street graft that he (Mr. Bryah) had known ten years ago.
 The speaker made strong plea to the members of the Legislature to heed the reforms asked for in the Democratic platform, and in this man ner he believed the Democracy would soon triumph and the government would be put back on the old Jeffer- sonian basis.
 MT. Bryan, in speaking of the ill., ness of Governor Little, said: T appre- ciate also, the very kindly manner in which l have been presented to you ehis afternoon by the acting governor, and the fact that 1 am presented by the acting governor reminds me that the only unpleasant feature of my coming is the fact that sickness pre- vents me meeting again and renewing my acquaintance with your governor, whom I learned to know when he was serving his first term in Congress, and when I was serving my second term, and I share with you the hope, the trust and the prayer that his health may be restored, and that he may be preserved for many years of use fitness to this state."
 At the banquet in his honor at the I1OISl utii lOll, MI Dl dA oi1OIS ONhSh things said:
 q have been a candidate for the presidency twice already, and in all probability I will try for the job at least five more times. 1 have lots Of enjoyment out of running, even if am beaten, and l have even more fun in seeing the Republican party adopt ing the issues on which 1 was defeated I have been in politics since l was twenty years of age. 1 wanted to be a senator and all my ambition was directed along these lines. Even when I was courting a girl I used to look her over and wonder whether she would do for the wife of senator. My opponents recently have declared that I am a dreamer. 1 have heard of one dreamer in the Bible who was sold into Egypt by his brothers. They said he was dreamer, but when hunger came upon the land they went down to Egypt to buy corn, and Jo- seph. the dreamer, had the corn. It's alright to be a dreamer, if you have tho corn
The Carlisle independent., 1907-04-18
When Wild Animals Lose Fear of Man

The fear wild animals have of man seems to leave them when other dan gers render them helpless. When high waters cover the bottoms along the Mississippi bear and deer and other wild animals have been known to seek the highest point and with water completely surrounding them lose all ear of man, or at least be- come indifferent to his presence. In some instances they have seemed to welcome mans approach, seemingly feeling that he would be able to offer them protection.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-04-18

HUH DCIti1i III 4V l4OuAS.
 The principal developments in the cross-examination of Binger Harmann at Washington were his admissions that while he was commissioner of the general land office he gave posi- tions to six of his relatives.
 The long expected opinion of Atty.- Gen. Bonaparte concerning the proper labelling of whisky under the pure food law, approved June 30, 1906, was made public at the White House Wednesday.
 Willie Sen, pardoned from Kansas Penitentiary, after serving twenty-one years, feels lost and asks to be permit ted to sleep in prison. Was convicted of killing father, mother, brother and sister.
 The Postoffice department nss in- formed post-masters throughout the country that the special series of stamps to commemorate the founding Of Jamestown will be issued beginning April 15.
 A supposed accomplice of Jose Estrada, the young Guatemalan, who Sunday night stabbed to death Gen. Manuel Lizandra Barrillas, former president of Guatemala, has been ar- rested
 While Secretary Taft was on the isthmus of Panama representatives of the bosses, timekeepers and laborers called on him and demanded a material increase in wages. The for nearly three hours and promised to take the matter up with President Roosevelt.
 Nearly two thousand miners, in mass meeting at Goldfield, New, Sunday night, voted to take the management Industrial Workers of the World and apply for their old charter in the Western Federation of Miners.
 The president has taken up the com plaints affecting the commissary de- partment on the isthmus of Panama that have come to him as the result O. the recent visits of members of congress to that place He has assured his callers that the allegations affect ing graft in that department and other complaints shall be looked into promptly.
 Secretary Root and Mexican Ambas- sador Creel have decided that the time was ripe for concerted action, to terminate hostilities in Central America, if that result could be ac- complished by moral suasion and earnest representations, beyond which point neither the United States nor Mexico is willing to go.
 Secretary Straus of the department of commerce and labor has denied ad- mission to this country of i've Japanese immigrants. These are the first ' panese exclusion cases winch have reached the secretary since the promulgation of the executive order carrying into effect the new immigra- ton law. Secretary Straus action was based upon an appeal taken by the Japanese from a decision of the in- spector at Fl Paso, Tex, denying them the right to enter on passports from Mexico.
 Former President Grover Cleveland, counsel for the Association of Life Insurance Presidents, has just submit ted to that association a brief in rela- ton to the matter of salaries paid by life insurance companies. The oc- casion for it's presentation, it is stated, is the fact that certain western states have now pending before their res. pective legislatures bills that would limit the salaries of life insurance of ficers to s50,000 year, while in others the limit is fixed at s25,000 year.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-03
BALTIMORE GRAIN PRICES.


Baltimore. Dec. Following are the oascial
ITiccS for to-day
WHEAT-Stcck in elevators. IO2s.53l bushels.
Sales Of cargoes on grade az lO2 for special biu
No red: L0ii= f1r stock No rcd ss'z for spe-
cial bin steamer No. red s7lz foF s;oek steamer
No red. - FOR SPECIAL bin rejected sz for stock
rejected, and 90. for rejected 10 50 through the
bushels fresh spot. L0lls: 500 bushels No. red
Western. January. lO5Ik. 5Ooo bushels Ne. red
Western. January. les: 5o00 bushels January Lol
l-3c0 bushels fresh slCt, Lei: ears Ne rcd
Western spot. L02. $40 bushels steamer No. rcd
Western spot. %: > cars spot. l0Cas: 55e0 bushels
No. . red Western. January L05i7. Settling prices
were: No. , red Western, L02. for contract, spot.
Lo0A. No : red. 9S1ss steamer No. red. 81
steamer No. . red Western. g. Western spot: De
ocmber. loe; January. lo3as; contract closed weak.
Spot: December. Loqis; January, leZas; MAY LGis.
FLOUR-Winter extra. 3s5a4 IS; do clear. zaa
455: do. straight. 4j0a465. do patent. 4Soas- 95
spring clear 425aG65; do. straight 5l5e5.i0; do.
patent 550a575: City Mills best patent. SIS; 90.
high grade patent 5a5: do. straight SIS. do choice
family. as. extra. 3SOa4.0o Corn meal, per 100
lbs. i.5Oaleo
CORN-Stock In elevators. q. $50 bushels Track
yellow corn domestic GeliEery 81 per bushel Tor
carlots prime spot. Contract. year. 6llz sales.
cars yellow ldOmeSticl IN No. elevator. g.: .
cars new spot. g.: $500 bushels new spot g. Set
Ting prices were No. = white. 64% No white
new. s.; steamer mixed, g; No 2. 56lz. Western.
SPOT December. new. 6l3s. old. 6ft; year 6ls.a62:
January eossa6g7s February. 6rts6IA; March sls.
OATS-Stock in elevators. .a57 biishels; ship
ments from elevators. .so3 bushels. White. No. >
heavy. 53zai do No. 2 light 10 medium 81 aa55:
No. 3. heavy. sass; No 8 medium. 5la52; do. No. J.
light 50a5l; do. No 4 light 20 heavy. sac: mixed
No. ?. 5oa5l; do No. ,, sSai9; do. No. I, 4saE.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-03
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. Dec 2-F0llOWing are the prices quoted
st the principal commission houses:
BUTTER-Creamcry. fancy. pT ID. Sa2s; imita-
tion. per h.. 3a2l. Maryland and PennSylvsnia
rolls pr h. lsano. stOre-packed. Ohio per 10 IS
do. West Virginia per H. IS Maryland, Virginia,
and Pennsylvania. Per 10, EIN.
EGGS-Marylaud. PennsylaniA, and nearby
hrsss loss or Der dozen. u
LIVE POULTRY-Old hens, heavy. per b. l0ail
Young, ualZ; roose~rs. <aca, 25a99. ducks. paddle
large, l0all; do. small per 10. 10: do. MuScOvy
and mongrel. per H.. 10; turkeys. young. lbs and
over. Per 10. lial5; do, Old, per H.. l3ali.
DRESSED POULTRY-Young chickens. per ID.
llal2; do. mixed. young and old. per ID, loall
turkeys, choice young hens. per h. lial6: ducks,
choice, fat per lb.. lial3: geese, nearby per H.,
i2al3.
GANIE-Partridges, choice fun grown per dozen,
500; do small or OF birds. LO0aL23. pheasants
selected. EACH L50; do. of birds. 5oa75; rabbits
choice, large. nearby per dozen 20a2 .; Wild tur-
KEYS Ter H.. i6als; ducks malard. per pair heavy
weight each. L00al.lO.
POTATOES-Nhite. nearby. prime, per bushel
5oa55; Western Maryland and Pennsylvania. i5a50
yams per harrel new, 200a2.5o; sweets new. yellow
per barrel, 3Soa375; do. Anne Arundel, yellow.
55Oa375.
GREEN FRUITS AND yEGETABLEs-Abpe
Eastern shore Maryland and Virginia. per barrel,
No ]. l50a20o; do. small common. L25al-5e; do.
Per iz-barre basket. 50al5: do. New York assorted
per barrel, 2sCs3.50: cabbage. New York Danish
per ton, l0Oaaii.e9: celery New York. per bunch
25s40; cranberries, Cape Cod per barrel 6.59a7. %
grapes. Concord 5-Dound basket nal2; lettuce Nor
folk per basket. T5aL25: egg plants Florida, per
crate. L25al.75: onions. PennsySania. yellow. per
bushei 60a6S. do Western yellow. eja63; pears. Der
basket. S5aD: oranges Florida, per box. choice.
2ooa2S; grape fruit Florida. per box. 35Oa5. 90:
oranges. Florida, per box as 10 size. 250a3 25
The Washington herald., 1907-12-03
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Brokers assembled at the noon meet
ing Of the Washington Stock Exchange
yesterday. fresh and rosy. after a holi-
day Of th1ee days. The better conditions
In the financial world We're apparent in
the trading. II was largely confined TO
investment buying of railroad and teIe-
phone bonds. and the local railway
stocks. Prices also were firmer. and a
much better feeling was abroad than
when the members Of the exchange last
came together
Twenty-Five shares of Capital Traction
stock We're sold in several odd lots at
Sl2J a share. and 50 shares OF Wash
ingtOn Railway and Electric preferred, at
$3.50 a share.
Mitchell Mining. on the strength of the
near elimination OF the arrangements for
the reorganization of the company, sold
100 shares at IS cents a share, the highes;
price for several weeks.
Yesterday afternoon the local brokers
were cheerful over the better prospects
in New York. and something like normal
business conditions prevailed
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Nes York. Dec 2-SUGAR-Re sugar pricss
we're reduced points to-day. The market for raw
dull and unchangcd. with centrifugal 9s test a.
Is. The London market vas hrm, with December
at S fi1d and January at g 6d
NAVAL STORES-Dull ard unchanged.
BUTTER-Receipts. SIS packages. Fancy fair
demand Creamery extra, 2s frsts, sp-rss-
EGGS-Receipts. 3-594 cases. Choice frm nearby
white. fancy. f5a50; do. lnixed fancy. sac West
ern frsts SaSl
MILLFEED-Quiet trade. Spring bran. leo-lh
sacks. 20 arrive lake and rai 2.00; middlings
2375i city bran. 2a.ea IN bulk: Western red dog
9.1e TO arrive. winter wheat bran. loO-Ib- sacks
240o.
FbOUR-Firm but inactive. Spring patents. 5sOa
500; winter clears. 44oalso; Kansas, IN sacks pat
ents- 90 straights, 4.S5ssl0 clears. ts5aASo.
RYE FLOUk-Nore inquiry. light supply. We
quote. AS0a545
CORNNIE Al-Moderate business. Kiln-iried. fer
export, 370a5.75; coarse neal IN bags. L3salS
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Quiet trade: small sup
ply Choice. 300a3 l5
HAY-Quiet; supply ample. Receipts 2O2i tons
Prime timothy Ll5: No. J, Lo5aLio; No. . 100
No , sCa95
sTRAW-Duli: ample supply. Lorg re. 65a7o.
BEEF-Stesdy: moderate inquiry. Family. H50a
$3.50; packet, l2OOsl2G.
PORK-Moderate demand Mcss l5ooals-5, fam
ily, ls50al9.09
TALLOW- W-Tradc duh City in aogsheads. 5ssa5ls
LARD-FHm. Prime Western. &55: city 500: re
fined continent $50; South American. as: refined
Brazilian kegs, llo0; city stearine 9; oeostearine
weak; New YORK. - Chicago "a
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liverpool due 4 to * higher.
New York.
New Orleans.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago Dec. 2-CATTLE-R Receipts. 1900 head
market l0al5c lower. Prime beeyes 4sOa6 q: pooT
to medium. 32Oa4sO; stockers and feeders. IsOa4 IS
COWS and heifers 2l0a4eO: Gamers. Il0a2OO, Tex.
ans 3OOa37o: Westerns. 3lOa5l4
HOGS = Receipts. 600 head; market l0a25c
higher Light. 49oa5.l5: rough A65afSO; mixed Az
ass; heavy, 4sSa5-25; PIGS. 3.90a4S0.
SHEEP-Reeeipis. 900 head; market l5c lower.
Native sheep L75a5-Oo: Western sheep L75aAso na.
tive lambs. S.75as.25; Western lambs 375a6i5
New York. Dec. 2.-CATTLE-Receipts. 4 4gO head
Steers dull 10 Zoe lower; bulls loal5c on Thin cows
steady. others slow to l5c lower Four cars cattle
unsold. Steers 325a6oe; fat oxen. 500; bulls 275a
SIS; COWS. La0a370; few at $50
CALY YES-Receipts. 3 900 head. Veals fIll steady
barnyard calves unchanged: yearlings easier: West
ern calves 25a5oc lower; nearby all sold. Veas 5E
ass; culls. 25Oa5.00; barnyand calves 3OOa40O,
Western 52Sa5.50; yeariings. 2Ooa2D Dresses
calves steady; ciy-dressed yeas sltal4s Der pound
country dressed sab; dressed BARNARD calves 7a71
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts. 6B head
sheep steady; choice lambs steady others slow TO 4
fraction lover. Sheep. 39oa5O0: few choice. IS:
culls 2O0a2JO; lambs 550ae IS; enc deck SIS. culIs
AG
HoGs-Receipts. 7e. Market higher. Quoted at
5.5Oa565
Baltimore. Dec '2-CATTLE-Recsip,s for week
ended at noon to-day we're 2659 head. against 2ssl
head last week; 50 car loads for market and trade
extremely dull and prices generally IOe 20 Rc lower.
Steers, good To strictly prime J0a5 s. others 30
a4-55; hefers, 3.25af0: COWS l5oa3 Is: bulls ia
5.5; stOckers. 3ooa45; fresh cows % eOa55 90 Der
bead Exported last week: BY " Lehman a Bro
1i cattle. per steamship Templemore for Liverrool
HOGS-Receipts for week ended at noon TODAY
were s65s head. against - 09 head last week hobt
supply to-day and market higher and active West
Ems. 5s0a5so; from other points, 55Oa565; roughs
42ja55.
SHEEP AND LAAIBS-Receipts for week ended
at noon to-day were 6.o2l head against 3759 head
last week; fair supply to-day and market slow
Sheep. 225a5 3; lambs 50oa0 Is
CAl.N Receipts for week ended at noon today
we're 2ii head. against u head last week: light
supply to-day and market firm. Common 70 best
tQ0aS5l
The Washington herald., 1907-12-03
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished BY Miller & Co. MEMBER
Of the New York Stock Exchange and the Chicago
Board Of Trade l353 r street northwest.
Chicago. Dec AFTER the opening the wheat
market ruled dull throughout: the close showed
decline ci II CENTS below TIE best figures oi the
day News vas decidedly beaFish, Gables failed 30
rcspond 20 our strength of Saturday. Northwest re-
ceiptS were again heavy. while the cash and export
demand was practically nil Deliveries. as antici-
patcd. were light The volume Of trade sur
prsingly small s. per cent being CT local aud pro-
fcsSi0Bai character Estimated tO-morsoW . cars.
Corn ruled finn throughout. The market early
exceedingly finn buying for commission
houses mostly OF a local character. On advance
heavy selling orders developed. which not only
checked the upward movement. but resulted in the
early bulge being wiped out. Cash corn for No. ;
fellow higher. but nominal and other
grades the undeTtOne vas relatively heavy. Re
ccipts to-day az primary points were lover than a
year ago, situation practically unchanged. Esti-
mated ls5 cars.
Oats were duh. Trade was small and devoid of
the slightest feature. though prices ruled firm IN
sympathy with corn. Cash trade rather quiet with
prices fraction hTmer. Estimated 10 morrow, Isl
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

Receivts were light yesterday on almost all kinds
Of country produce. AS consequence the prices Of
eggs. poultry. and some lines Of vegetables VEN
nm, though the business of the day was in light
volume eyen for Monday. Prices for fresh eggs
remain unchanged. but good stock is growing
scarce again, and GREATER demands were made on
storage supplies yesterday than fer several DAYS
EEuit and vegetables. except celery and sweet pota
toes. were dull. The quotations for butter from the
West last night unchanged.
prices quoted are wholesaIel
BuTTER-Creamery. fancy, S'sa29; do. Western
irsts. 2 do seconds. 24a2S process fancy g do
fair TO good, Z2aG; dairy choice, Isa99 good l6als
store packed, fresh. l5al7
CHEESE--Alarket firm and active on all kinds
New York State factory large. l6l1al7: do. fats
Is; do, small, l5ls; do, summer large. lial5: do
summer. small ltali1z; do. fair to good I2aI3; J;
Western factory. new, choice. n1eal5: do. fair 10
good. II; Virginia. 10
EGGS-Nesr-by fresh Virginia loss cf. 30; aver
age. .; West Virginia and Southwest Virginia ga
q: Tennessee, Z7a2s; North Carolina, 2Sa27 cold
storage. lsa20
LIVE POULTRY Chickens. fancy. i5ai4; aver
age, a; hens, n; roosters. !; ducks. large nal2;
do, small Sale; geese l0al2; turkeys toms per
ID. IS; do. hens. Is; do. thin. 10: keats. l.
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys. hens undrawn
perl b, l5al7: do, average. undrawn l5als; do
thin. 10; old toms, lsal6; chickens large IS: hens
choice. y; roOsters. Sa9 ducks. old llala; geese
sail; capvns. 7-lb. average Is; small. H.
DhE0oED MEAlN-NANtss IuA dressed. gOOa
n.00: heads of 800; hog-dressed calves. 9O0: hams
country. sugar-cIred llal6: hogs small and neat fer
cwt-. z do. medium. SEAL; do heavy. 6a6s1
GAME-Rabbits per dozen. l.5oa2 .: do hits
Local 3; quail per dozen. 25oa325: do. small lOoa
L5O; pheasauts each. 9oaL25; wild turkeys. 2os2s
squirrels. each, 6as; Opossums. each. aA40; wood
cock. each. 25a4o
NEGETABLES-Pot homegrown I75a2 OO: :
do, rural, 60; sweet potatoes, per bbl 25Oa3 3
yams. L50a2.00; cabbage. per bb 80; cucumbers
North Carolina LOCAL 50; onions Maryland and Viz
snia. per bbl. 25oz275; Egyptian. crate. l5a3e0
GREEN FRUITS-Apples. York Imperial per
bb- 225a275: Ben Davis. 2-9Oa250; Wine Sap. 22Sa
275; fancy table fruit. 25Oa4OO; spg 25Oa325 loose
packed Local so
DRIED FRUITs-Apples. sliced. fancy. 6a7: do.
sliced. bright la5
SUNDRIES- -Beeswax. 30; taIlow, 5a5lk; honey.
white clover, lib new. 3; do. 2-lb. new. l0aI2:
ginseng. per H.. 6.Ooa6-5O; Seneca. per 10, 40:
Golden Seal. 4ai5; Pink. l2aH: Mandrake. 2A3;
Snake Root So
GRAIN-wheat.s choice sO2ss; do, fair to good.
s5aso; do, ordinary 7sas5 rEei 75aso; CON- shelled
white 5eae2: do. yellow, 56a62 do. ear. Z7oe3e0;
oats Western white. No. 2. ssae0; do mixed, 5sass
The Largest Morning Circulation.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Miller & Co. members Of
the New York stock and Cotton exchanges and the
New Orleans Cotton Exchange 1880 + street north
west
New York. Dee 2-The market was lacking in
interest Liverpool proved an obstacle 10 local snap
having failed 70 move up. except in a snail way.
The spot demand in that market was good. and tins
Is accepted a favorable sign. The local feeling
vas somewhat mixed and nervous for the immediate
future. Outside business continues small and there
is hesitation 20 do much in advance Of the govern
meut reports on the ginning and Weld. which are
due next week and can hardly fan % be buIlish
following the many private reports % that charac-
ter. The New Orleans Times Democrat to-day issued
estimate Of II SIS 900 bales Little notice is paid
to estimates. and it is question how much atten-
tion viii be given to the bureau figures Much will
depend on the general surroundings when the esti-
mate appears. Trade reports rule are more
cheerful and the financial situation is no longer
disturbing factor.
Liverpool due TO ~ higher
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Quotations are furnished by +. r Chapman &
o.. members New York Stock Exchange. G. Bowie
hipman manager. 1901 street northwest
NEW YORK MONEY

New York, Dec Money on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at &c per cent: highest I3
lowest. 5; closing. s. Most Of the loans we're at
II Der cent
Time money opened the week unchanged. little
business beiug done. but the tone slightly more
chee-ful Rates: ,Oal2 per cent for sixty to ninety
days. per cent for four months. and TO per
cent for six months
Mercantile paper quiet, rates being quoted nomi-
nally TO 10 PER cent
Sterling was easier today, with rates &c lower
Rates for actual business were: Sixty days. 4S0:
demand. is625a4 ss5j; cables fs745aas7SO
Commercial bills were ASA S0is. The silpply
Of cotton bills was good
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

cATTLE-Extra per cw,. 4Ooo45o; butcher, 32a
$50; common. l50a200
HoGs-Per ewt.. gross 525a55O; ordinary. 5Ooa
$50
sHEEP-ctpped, Loo common. 30
LANBS-Spring. choice. ~ medium. 6sza7
CALNES-Prime, per h. sssss; medium. 5sT5s,
g-ass sa41s
C0WS-Prime, fresh, each. saaoa5ooO: common
20-o0aSosO; old and dry. seealeoo.
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sAsked tRid.

NeS York Dec. Irregular; light in
Quiy No. / Northern Duluth. 70 arrive. LII: No.
red. T. O. b. Los; No. hard T. O. b.. LIS; No.
macaruni. ll2 (. O. b.: No. mac4roni LOO. No !
Manitoba. nominal No. Manitoba, nominal. TX
porters took ( loads.
OATS-Stronger: more active. Elevator prices:
No. white. 5iiz No white. 81: No. mixed 81
CORN-strong, fair demand. No. . elevator. S.
No Z. 0. b.. s.. for early December: No yellow
T. O. b.. 6S: No. white 60. {. o. D.. for carly De.
Cember. Exporters took 20 loads
RNE-Weak and light trade. No. quoted az 90,
T. O. b.
The prices for futures follow:
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Eouitv SuIfx

No. g7ss4 In re Annie Z. Upshur: substitute
trustee. Attorney. q. r. Craighall
No. E4e5 Aida Catherine Brown. execssfrix Is
Sally Virginia ESterhazy et al: substitute trustee.
Attorney. 6. B. Craighiil-F. ID. McKenny
No. 1886. Henry A. Matthews et al ys Charles
&. Matthews et al. partition. Attorneys. Lambert
& Mclean.
No. 27ig kddie r Harrington vs.. William H.
Harrington; maintenance. Attorney A. p Webb.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Regular call. l2 O'Clock nom.
Washington Railway and Electric Is. 81 900 at s5s
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone IS. slooo At
l0l. 81. 600 az l0o@. 81 0oo at 1908.
Capital Traction. at rs. 5 at rs. 10 at 10. At
rs. , at rs
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. Is at
ga. Is AT G2ls. IS az 62ss. al s2is. 10 az s2h
Lanst1n 50 At TO-
Mitchell Mining 100 at =.
After call-Miichell Mining 100 al q.
Following the closing quotations on yesterdays
local stock exchange:
cOVrpN-,frNrrr pONne
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Laaor Temple Incorporatea.

The National Temple OF Labor OF
Washington, d. c.. was Incorporated yes
terday by Robert 9. NJ Ross. John c.
Schmidt. Newton E. James. William II.
Schaefer. John 3. HarreI. Charles 4.
Pfau and Samuel De Nedry, with a capt
tai of $lo9, 900.
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Mechanics, Lien.

No 57a- John 2. Espey IS Alfred G. Gross e.
al; lots &C and g.. square 81 known as ISIS Il
street northwest. S45G.
No. S2 Same vs.. A. q. Bliss. lot S. being
part Of lots and TO- square 575. 9L0s.
No. 5723- Richard A Colston Is Frank J. Dieu-
doune. lot 9 block T. in A6ram p Pardon et al
subdivision Of Woodbridge. SIS. Attorney. &. {.
James.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Post & Flagr members
Of the New York Stock Exchange. BENJAMIN Wood
nh. manager I0l + street northwest.
Sales 10 noon. .....-..... 295, ,86S shares
Total sales, So, 900 shares
Cali money; High, IL; low, 5s CLOSE, 5