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The Washington herald., 1907-06-28
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Utica-Syracuse. l; Utica. 0.
At Troy-Wilkesbarre. 5; Troy. 2
Al Administration / Albany. 3
At Binghamton-A. ]. & g.. ;; Binghamtou ?
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Strangers in Washington will find de-
sirable rooming and boarding houses ad-
yertised in The Herald.
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Hickman ont; hit, by batted ball
Washington ..... l 0 o 0 ( O. T
New York. 3 0 o 0 x-15
First base by errors-New York. .:
Washington, :. Left on bases-New York.
$, Washington, t. First base on balls
on CheSbr0 .. of Patten, 3. Struck out
By Chesbro. 2. by Patten. !. Home runs
Conroy, Chase. Two-base hits-I.aDorte.
Williams. Jones. Stolen bases-Conroy.
Delehanty. Double plays-Dclehanty. Al
uzer, and Anderson. Impires- Messrs
Hurst and Stafford. Time OF game-2
hours. Attendance. 300
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One out when winning run was scored.
- l.8ii7.-s. s-ss...sss+- U y j y vi
Cincinnati. ...............-... l 0 . 10
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HighlanderS Connect with
Nineteen Hits.
CANTmLON IS CHASED OFF
Nationals GO to Pieces After Their
Manager Is Put Out of the Field
with Hughes for Disputfng De-
cisiOn-Otis CIymer shows Up.
Hickman, Hit on Leg, Limps.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

New York, 10: Washington, :.
Boston, Il Philadelphia, o.
Cleveland. s: Detroit. 4.
81. Louis, :, Chicago, 4.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Sept E-SUGAR-Lrudlu cables The
worlds visible supply Of sugar at l-l0GC0 tons. com
pared with Ll-0O00 same time year ago. The Lon
don market for beet sugar was steady AZ previous
prices with September az los and October az 91
Id The local market for October sugar held
steady. with higher prices asked and duty.paid
prices were quoted on the basis Of 39fc for 9 test
centrifugal 342 for 50 test muscoyados and 3O5 Tor
50 test molasses sugar.
NAVAL STORES-Spirts turpentine was STEADY
but quiet. and unchanged at New York with q
asked. and az Savannah the market was finn AZ 60
R0siu ruled dull but unchanged. Tar held steady
40 6 20 for OIL barrels.
BUTTER Receipts. ll.OO4 packages. The situation
Of tie market ia unchanged. Creamery, special pe,
pound. q: creamery extras. 27iz.
EGGS-Receipts l3si5 cases The demand thi.
morning was mainly Of seiective character and
late prices ruled. Western selected candled. 22aZis
Western fresh gathered. choice 2a2lH.
MILi.-FEED-StTOng; unchanged. but dull. Spring
bran. l00pound sacks 10 arrive lake and rail- 2 10
middlings, 29l0; city bran 2i in bulk Western red
dos. 3l.l0, to arrive.
CORN-Strone scarce and very dull. No. eleva-
tor 7iiz; No. . Is nominal I. O. b.. No. yellow.
nominal; No. 2 white. nominal
FLOUR-Fiun, but dull. Spring patents. 550a5 IS
spring clears 4l5a45O: winter straights 441a4 50;
winter clears. 3Sla49O: Kansas. in sacks. patent
475a5.00: straights. 459a475: clears. 4O0a43O
RYE FLOUR-Fim. but dull; 445a4s5 for new
and Is for old.
CORN MEAL-Strong and higher; limited SUD
plies. Kfndried. for export, 3Sja4l5; coarse meal
in bags l.32aL5.
HAY-Duu and unchanged Prime timothy, llO:
No. J. locales; No. 2, 90a95. No. 3. sOas5.
STRAW-Stcady and unchanged. Long ne 6Oa5j.
BEEF-Quiet and unchanged Family, l350alAC co;
packet 1l.00all5.
PORK-Steady; dull trade. Mess, lSO0; family.
1sTal90.
TALLOW-Quiet- City. in hogsheads. 6is
LARD-Quet and unchanged. Prime Western
ESQ., city. SIS: refined Continent SIS; South Amer
ican, 1870; refined Brazilian, in kegs ll60; city
stearine, l0lz; oleosearine. nominal; Chicago 81
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Quotations furnished by Miller & Co.. members Of
the New York Stock and Cotton exchanges and New
Orleans Cotton Exchange, 1855 + street northwest.
New York, Sept. l2-The announcement Of re-
vision Of the differences Of various grades some Of
which were much as $ a bale had the effect
Of improving the early market but it seems that
the revision had been anticipated. and the market
Immediately after the opening. ruled weak; general
selling set IN. which continued until over %
points loss had been recorded II was clear that if
any Improvement in the market is to come It must
come from something more attractive than revision
Gables were p0or, showing the indifference Of the
foreign trade to the much-talked-of beneficial effect
of revision Bear sentiment appeared TO be in
Creasing the phantom Of heavy receipts looming
up as a deterrent for long buying while much less
being heard about the deterioration Of the crop
which, the whole. looks more promising than
was the case up 10 q recent period. The main
point OF danger now IS early frost but there is
little probability Of sufficiently low temperature to
produce scare for four weeks, az least Lower
prices would prove attractive and it looks as II we
would see them the short interest IS now easily
frightened and the bull forces lack cohesion and
the courage Of their convictions We prefer selling
whenever the market shows hardening tendency
Liverpool is due y 70 l up in the morning,
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.


BUTTER-Demsud moderate ald market steady.
Creamery. fancy. zsa29- Western fists. 2; seconds.
2is-5, process fancy, 1ll-5s dairy, choice. Isaz5,
good. ls store uacsel fresh. lsaI9.
CHEESE-Nev YORK State factory. large. i5a
49,. do. small Iiaii'z SIMMER. large lial5; West
eu factory. new choice. IHzaI5s do. fair 20 good.
u. NuEiuil. I0
EGGs-Reesipts moderate. demand active. Near
by fresh Virginia q West Virginia and Sorthwest
Virginia. % Tennessee. o. North Carolina. D.
LIVE POULTRY Receipts liberal. market firm.
Spring chickens. I1ls, do. small j.. hens. Il.
r1o,rf-s 9. ducks lsl-l ua--i do. small sag:
sc.ss Gas; TURKEYS TOMS pr DO. u do. hens. I5
do. tH1. % Keats 10
DRESSED POULTRY-ReceiEts light, market
Hm. Turkeys hons u-drsvu. psr To- I5: de-.
average Uud-avu. Lzi5i DO. tliu 10, old toms IS.
chickens large, LaLs- hens. choice. j.: r1osters.
g; ducks. old. gai0i spring. Lais; geese sail
DRESSED MEATS - calves. tlE dressed eBg.
heads o. sglls1 hog dressed calves. E0g. hans
country s-ElI-cI-ed- -ial1
YEGETABLE>-"oratoss. rer barrel. home grown.
l-5al.". sweet potatoes -s5a5 11. yams. Zg1a2 50.
cabbage. rtr barrel. So cI-mbers. North Carolina.
lllaL5a- lettuce. home grown, barrel LBl4L Sc.
onions. Maryland and Virginia. per bushel. 75asl
do. MARYLAND and Virginia. pr barrel. -51dZ g.
string b-aas. green pyr basket, L0l4lE; beetz,
b.ucl. 80. cautalGIDCs. Llt0.
GREEN FKJlTS-Apglgs loose packed IG1al %;
peaches. r,r box L75aZ15i DO, common. 75aL01.
sUNDKIES- -BeasUaL- -. t1IoW. 5a5i-. honey.
white clover I-I5.. new, is. do, do. 2b. new 10
alz: ginseng per lb.. 60la550. seneca. per 10. g..
golden seal. Ta5 PINK. lZsl3, mandrake. ls5 snake
soot g.
GRAIN-Wl1st. choice. S1ss2; Do. fair % good
-5a-s. dl.. ordinary. s1a-2. re 6a65: CON- sheiled
white 6-s64s do, yellow. 52s5l; do. ear 5g-as59
oats Western. white. No 3 6-as-s do. mixed 5345-
HAY AND STRAW-Tmotly. choice. 10.l6azL. 90
Us.H I.H. n o.
hay lSeal96C- clever. -6u1ll--j1. straw. rye. per
bundle no. do. do, machine thTashed. s55z575
do. wheat. go
WOOL AND HIDES-Wo1I market steady: hides
generally dull Woo. washed free q bur, Per d..
g; do, uuvasasd, free ot burs q do, bury. @
hides. gean per d.. s.. do. dry l5aI7. Slespskius
green. each, s54l11; do. dry, each. ZaZ. Ca1szins
green, each. L&.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

ChicagO, Sept. lZ-CATTLE-Receipts 5 Ol0 head
estimated for Friday. 1900 head market slow. 10
cents lower; prime beeves, 55Oa735; COWS and
heifers, 25oa5.i0; Gamers. L6Oa250; Texans. 53:
Westerns 4l0a6E.
HOGS-Receipts, $500 head estimated for Fri
day, 1900 head; market strong; light 61sa655
rough. 55Ga575; mixed. 5.75a655; heavy. 5sOa6 o.
pigs. 560a625
SHEEP-Reccipts. 1900 head; estimated for Fri
day. l200 head; market steady to Is cents lower.
native sheep. 30oa55o; Western sheep $50; native
lambs. 475a7-25; Western lambs 490a765
New York, Sept 12-CATTLE-Receipts 900
head, no trading; feeling steady: dressed beef IN
changed at salO55 per h. for native sides: todays
beef 7aa
CALYES-Receipts, $50 head; vcals steady 70
strong; grasseTs and Westerns trfe more active. a
few head unsod; veals. 5O0a9 50: clIlls sOOa4 50.
gTasseT5 and buttemilks, 25oa30 city dressed reas
steady. at Sal4; country dressed 7al2
SHEEP AND LANfBS-Receipts $40 head;
market steady; sheep sold az 35Oa5 %; culls, 25Oa
500; lambs, 575as.00; culls, 4.50s5.50
HOGS-Receipts. $50 head; market 10 cents
I0TeFi Pennsylvania and State hogs sold at s75a7 o.
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and although the general list for awhile
refused 10 break in sympathy with this
group, they were unable 90 withstand the
pressure put upon them during the after
noon. The situation seems 10 rest en-
tirely with the industrial group. especially
Copper and SHELTERS. Until the selling
OF these two issues ceases IL must not
be expected that the general market viii
do better Before purchasing. therefore
1 would ike 10 see some developments
affecting these securities for the better"
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ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

First Lieut.. CHARLES +. LEONARD, seventh n
fautTy detailed professor military science. New
York Military Academy- Couw4Il-ou-Hud ~ln-
Contract Surgeon CHARLES Z. MACDONALD
from Philippines r0 Fort Mott.
Capt. HAROLD l. JACKSON. retired. frCu
Ouachita College, home
First Lieut.. LOUIS r. DICE. from Ninsty-ninth
Company. Coast Artillery Corps n unassigned
list. report 20 commanding officer Artillery DIS
tnC- Of Mobile. for STAFF duty.
First Lieut. HENRY +. PIPES. assistant surgeon
Iu addition - other duties General Hospital
Washington Barracks. assigned % duty vita Com
rauy e. Hospital C1rIN relieving First Lieut.
JOHN b. HUGGINS. assistant surgeon. who
viii report 90 commanding officer. General Hos
lltal Washington Barracks.
First Lieut.. ROBERT NJ CUTLER. assistant sur
EgCn. 20 Fort Monroe. relieving First L.,a-
LLOYD T. SMITH. assistant surgeon, who VIII
Trocaed to Military Academy.
Capt. FRANK B. MCCOY, Third Cavalry, TO Wash
iuEtou
Following enlisted men. Hospital Corps. from Wash
IngtoH 10 proper stations. otIgt- L4t II +.
KING and Private First Class JOHN NJ VIII
Private SAMUEL W. FORD general service. infan-
Try, recruiting station. Williamson, discharged
from the army.
Post Commissary Ssrgt ANTON APPEL. now at
SIS North Pine street. san Antonio 20 Cayey.
Porto Rico 20 relieve Post Commissary StTgt.
CHARLES SANDERS
Second sIaSs Private OLLIE JONES. ordnance de
tachmeut. Springfield Armory, discharged from
the army.
Private HENRY SUGDEN. Iolst Company. Coast
Artillery Corps. Fort TOtteu. transferred 70
Military Academy detachment Of army service
men. QuarteTmaster's Department. West Point
Cook JAMES CRY. Battery /. First Field Artil-
lsry. placed on retired list
Corporal FRANK VOORHEES,. Fourteenth Recruit
Company recruit depot jefferson Barracks, dis
charged from the army.
Musician OSCAR WALKER. Company D. First
Battalion of Engineers. now in confinement at
presidio Of san Francisco. discharged without
honor frcm the army by reason Of desertion.
Private JOHN L. OSAIENT from Troop X Sew
enth Cavalry. Fort Riley. 10 Troop B. Twelfth
Cavalry Fort Ogethorpc
Private WILLIAM 5. BOURNE. from Troop B.
Twelfth Cavalry Fort OglethOrpe. TO Troop h,
Seventh Cavalry. Fort Riley.
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NnNnI Orders.

Lieut.. d. A. WEAVER. detached Prairie, 70 Con
neCtCut as aid STAFF commander IN chief At
lantic feet.
Lieut. R. P. CRAFT. detached Connecticut: home.
wait orders.
Pay inspector 7. s. JEWETT. detached N-rv De
partmgnt. Washington. 20 Navy Yard New York
Pay Inspector L. HUNT, detached Connecticut
home. wait orders
Pay Inspector H. f. DENT to duty as feet pay
master Atlantic fleet on Connecticut.
Paymaster A. T. HUNTINGTON, continue in charge
Naval Clothing Factory, Navy Yard, New York.
Assistant PaymaStsr j. z. COLLINS, additional
temporary duty pay officer Connecticut.
Prof Mathematics H. L, RICE, to Naval ObserYs-
tory. Washington.
Chief Boatswsin J. J. HOLDEN. detached Frank
lin, 10 Naval Station. Key West.
Mate J. r. DAILY, detached Independence, 10 Ma
val Training Station, san Francisco.
Paymaster's CLERK J. A THCRS resignation ac-
cepted
Gable from Rear Admiral J. y HE1IPHILL, com
mander Third squadron Pacific fleet. Manila.
Sept, y:
Lieut.. Commander J. F. LUBY. detached Naval Sta
ton, Olonsapo; home.
Lieut.. E S JACKSON, detached Adams. TO No
hiCan.
Boatsuain T. F. GREENE. detached Naval Station.
Cavite, to WompatIck
MOVEMENTS OF VESS ELS-The following move
meuts Of vessels have been reported to the Bu-
Teau OF Navigation
Arrived; Sept. II. Ajax. Abarenda and Dolphin
at PTOvinCetOEn. Mass.
Sailed: Sept. Il, Talbot from Annapolis for Nor
folk; Raleigh, from san Francisco fer Mare
lSlandi YiDalOboS. from SiakBan for Shanghai,
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by A. %. Brown & Co.. mem
bers oi the New York Stock Exchange and the Chi
clE7 Board Of Trade Nlgusey Building
Chicago. S-ft. I2-The wheat market was narrow
and professional. Snow Is reported to-day 81 the
provinces of Alberta aud Saskatchewan. and sharp
fr1sfs predicted tp extend into Manitoba province
tonight EEprrt trade was disappointing WiuHi
Is- prices advanced sharply which led foreign avr-
rs gt Manitoba TO rsllL There was a moderate
cash wheat trade equally divided between No. Q
hard aud so. 2 red. North Dakota yield Is light
and Southern Minnesota Cnig five te seven bushels
uu much y the AREA now being tbuslrd. Local
cash safes. I5H) bushels. Staboaul 5 loads.
Corn vas WaaE nu somewhat warmer weather over
che belt Exporters bought freely aa the decline
This CaJsy7i sharp advance aIi around The frsez-
us temperatures predicted for the CauadiaH north
west tonight are expected Co extend into the
Northern States later. b1t the official forecast does
ua' indicate any frosts u tais country tonight
Demand for cash corn was Uorr for all sorts early
lTr iu the sample MARKET advanced about z. cent
and sales were reported here Ct 5000 bushels. 80
slsh1aEd sales reported.
The oats market Was responsive % moderate buy
ing Cash prices in sample market y 90 J cent
higher shippers took only small amount The re-
ports ~ receivers indicate that WITH good weather
thce viii De considerable marketing 4 oats Local
cash sales. 49, 30 bushels
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New YORK, Sept. l2-MOney on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened az per cent; highest. /;
lowest .; closing. 2i2 Most Uf the loans were al
81 Der cent
Time money was slightly easier in tone and
brokers offered i IN increasing quantities Demand
was moderate. Rates. 5a5ia per cent thirty TO
sixty days; 5as for ninety days and Der cent for
four five, and six months
Mercantile paper remained dull being In very
light demand. 4 fair assortment was offered.
Rates. 6za7 per cent for four to six months bills
receivable and prime single names; per cent and
upward for other. Another heavy decline took
place In the sterling market to-day demand rates
falling S5 points 10 4s50. under a heavy offering
Of bills. This decline Of q cent from the
high rate Of yesterday. There was a rally in the
afternoon on a moderate absorption Of the bills
offered.
Rates for actual business were as follows: Sixty
days. 4sl60a4sl65; demand. As550a4 $40; cables.
A5605aAs6l5; Commercial bills, ASI5.a4sIlk The
supply q gain and cotton bills vas betters
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IS cents Der snare.
Notes on Mining.


Dispatches from Chihuahua state that Col VIII
lam c. Greene and J. c. Kirk, manager Of the
/ Greene-Cananca Company. are there looking over
the timber properties controlled BY Col Greene.
after having completed a tour Of the Greene Gold
Silver C0mpany's properties.
The Greene GOid-Silver mines make showing
20 justify the construction Of plant 10 treat e6
20 l,500 tons Of ore daily" said Mr. Kirk "A
vein Of ore 1000 feet in length vas shown me In
one of the mines"
Theodore Douglas. president Of the Douglas Con
per Company. writes from the mines in Sonora
Mex, that work Is progressing in a most satsfac-
toTy manner in the Fundici1n smelter, which win
be blown in about November J. An officer OF the
company said:
With the first unit Of this smelter in operation
the company viii treat 80 tons Of ore a day at
the maximum cost Of So a ton. OF $500 00O for
5000 tons year. The ore Is valued az S3g 70 a
top IN copper. gold and silver and thus viii weld
S6J2,50 annually IN the gross or Sl.702 500 in the
net. As the ore runs per cent copper this output
viii produce 100000 pounds OF copper annually AT
cost Of 10 CENTS pound. without considering the
gold and silver. The gold and silver in the ore
averages about $40 20 the ton and viii yield $50 900
on the tonnage treated annually. This sum an
piled TO the reduction Of the smelter charges means
that for Sl500O net each year the Douglas Conpapv
can produce so00.0o0 pounds Of copper which IS ar
the rate Of 56 cents pound
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Those who sought things interesting by
attending the meeting Of the Washington
Stock Exchange yesterday suffered "a dis
appointment There was nothing doing,
at least out OF the ordinary, even the
jokes of the brokers being of the duh
variety The total transactions Of the
day amounted TO $50 shares Of stock and
$500 worth Of bonds.
OF the stock sold. 800 shares were
Lanston, which held az Sl2 a share and "a
fraction above Greene-Cananea reached
$40 a share, having gone steadily down
nearly two points in the last two weeks.
The railway shares received consider
able bidding, but none of the stock came
out. Capital Traction, which sold as high
as l33 last Tuesday. and has sold at ~
repeatedly In quotation lots, was bid
down 10 49, with no gtles Washington
Railway and Electric common. which has
remained pegged at So for a number Of
days, lost a half point on the bidding.
though one enthusiastic broker declared
he was ready 10 take il Al the offered
price in quantity five times as large as
anybody else would take Capital Traction
al the offered price Washington Rail
way and Electric preferred sold al g. and
the rest OF the trading was insignificant.
J. William Henry of Lewis. Johnson &
Co, was present yesterday, in the ab-
sence Of his partners. and held down the
job satisfactorily 90 all concerned.
Trust Company Elects Officers.
The directors OF the United States
Trust Company have elected officers of
the institution IN serv. du-frp rb. on
suing wear as f,rio,.s. IT r,..,1f.,- n.
...,4.-- .f5.-..,,
W - "I''el' j. -
9's'eNs' ana w D. oliFer. vice presl-
GENTS g y Douglas. counselor and
trust officer, r. +. CIaUght0H. treasurer.
James Trimble. secretary. and II. Brad
ley Davidson. NJ A. Winter. j. NJ Baker.
Walter a. Brown. ". g. Carter Charles
w, Semmes, Charles Hale Davis. exscu-
tive committee.
some Of the Washington holders OF the
A-'ls-lHalWeTs stock were much inter
sS''a Yesterday In "a report from Milwau-
-. ,.--l '-.e sls ..-Sl IS Eelllhs JUS
Acror.=f-,, 80 ,t.. -, ,l-,l- '.l-y .,,5
and Edward ID sdar-s 1.fIr r.,fr. f-or-
the active management of the connsnv.s
affairs and their places will be taken by
W. 3. Kelly. president of the American
Steel Foundry Company. and Judge T. h.
Gary. chairman Of the board of direc-
tors Of the United States Steel CORPORA
tiou. respectively.
The Interstate Commerce Commission
yesterday received from the Transconti-
mental Freight Bureau new tariff srhad-
ulo. which increases the present rates on
shipments of lumber from the Pacific
Coast 90 Chicago from % 10 30 CENTS u4-
100 pounds. The secretary Of the com
mission understands that the Pacific
lumbermeu viii fight the increased rate.
They already have q protest on fle
against the Accent rate in connection with
the transfer ARRANGEMENTS at Portland.
VIII .rnIv tbo probo
''.'7 10 81" i'.''' we" WIN IleI'sI'
Nh'A SAilll' az AiS nome ID Hartford, the
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

SalCs-Regular call y O'Clock noon.
Washington Railway and Electric Is. 500 az So
Washington Railway and Electric pfd, 50 at 721s.
Washington Gas . al 70ia.
MUgeuthaer. 10 at 207a
LanstoH 100 at r. 100 at l2ls: 100 al l2ls 100 at
l2h.
Greene Cananea, % az 10
After call Washington Railway and Electric pfd..
Z at q; 80 az g.
The following are the closing quotations yestcr-
day s,1ck exchange.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
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New York Sept 2.-WHEAT-Firm; moderately
active No ] Northern Daluth % arrive. liza.
T. o. b.. No. ? red. T. q. D.. Lolss. No. hard
f. %. b.. Loiis, No. maCJr0ni. g. (. @. b.; No. 2
macaroni. e5. Sales D loads No. red.
OATS-Fim. quiet Elevator prices nominal; No.
white. 5-'z, No 4 white 57lz No. Z red. g.
The prices for futures follow.
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COMMENT ON MARKET.

F. w. Crew, Of Henry Clews & Co
The excellent showing by ne Bank
OF England was mostly responsible for
the improved zone Of the London market
this morning. both the home and foreign
securities being moderately strong The
Bank Of EngIand's reserve IS now S5l. 80.
Cables brought over only a small
amount of buying orders for execution
in our market It is stated that the
foreigners are not disposed to dip in
deeply on the buying side while there are
so many rumors OF trouble and while the
metal markets give evidence Of being
demorahzed. II is noticeable that the
renewed liquidation Of this week is con-
fined almost entirely to the industrials
The argument is used that with any great
recession in trade, the industrial corpora
tiOnS will suffer more than the railroads.
for the reason that good crops Will al
ways secure the latter full cars"
Benjamin Woodruff, of Post & Flag
The market to-day was dominated by
the COppers Continued weakness IN
American Copper preferred has given rise
to all sorts Of stories Of the closing down
VI lilt mines anu llit tOHEeSltu COnQlIiQu
of the copper trade with the metal piIing
up and no purchasers. It is probable that
the New York Traction situation is ex-
erting some influence upon the market, as
it is full of unsettled difficulties, and
there are some who are apprehenslve of
unpleasant disclosures before the pres
ent investigation by the utilities commits
sion is over. The actual situation. apart
from the influences mentioned, is i'm
proved The Per7svlveria rate decision
is of great Importance in the right di-
rection. 1t takes a long time, however,
TO clear up the conditions created by the
decline in prices which has occurred
since the first Of the year, and such a
shrinkage in values puts a heavy strain
on the entire financial community. Il
is idle to expect other than slow yecupera-
tive process"
c. Bowie Chipman, of Z. r, Chapman
& Cot might be said. that the i'm
provement in tO-day's market was all
contained in the first hour. The open
ing prices were from I TO l 1-2 per cent
higher than last night, and the further
rally which Immediately followed carried
the leaders up another point. From these
figures the market started downward with
the same old pressure in the industrials.
Copper and Smelters were sold freely,
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New Orleans.
SPOT Market,

Strangers in Washington will find de-
sirable rooming and boarding houses ad-
yeTused In The Herald - ( - ls2Elz,
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MINING STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished by Irving X. Harrington
& Co., members of the New York Produce Ev-
change Frank c. kiDgsland. manager. 309l Bond
EuiIiIDr
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FEW DEALS IN STOCK
Local Exchange Experiences
Another Dull Day.
LANSTON LEADS THE LIST

Railway shares Generally Neglected
and Prices SaG-United States Trust
Company Elects OHicers-Bureau of
Corporations VIII Investigate steel,
Lumber, Tobacco, and Others.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by A. O Brown Il Co. mem
bCrs Of New York stock Exchange Munsey Building
Sales 10 noon ........... 2!l4, 800 shares
Total sales .............. S04, ,OOO shares
Cali money; High, 4; low, ga close, 25A
The Washington herald., 1907-09-13
BOSTON STOCKS.

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