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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-01
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PROBATE COURT DOCKET
February Term, 1907.
State Of Missouri ~.
County Gasconade
FIRST DAY, February 18th. 1907.

Souhty
FIRST DAY. FEBRUARY 18th. 1907.
4. Ida X. Ochsner, Administrators. de
ceased. Final Settlement
2. George Stark Executor, Ed Wehner
deceased. inal Settlement.
3. VIM and A { Maupln. Administrator.
J Cantley, deceased. Final Settlement.
4. Mary jacket Executrix. Samel AlIer
mann. deceased. Annual Settlement.
8 John Duffner Administrator los
eph Dutfner deceased. Final Settlement.
0. Henry Buschmeyer. Administrator
Lena buschmeyer, Final Settlement.
2. John Bartel. Curator, Emma Wacker
minor, Final Settlement.
3. Robert Walker, Curator, Louis Poes.
chels minor. Final Settlement.
9. John II Duffner Curator AIyine DUFF
ner, minor. Final Settlement.
10. Anna Sewing Guardian Mary Insam,
Final Settlement.
IL. Adolph BischEe, Curator, Marth.
Eperlin minor. Annual settlement.
y. LIE Robyn Curator Clara Sobbe
minor. Annual Settlement
SECOND DAY, frURuAm 10th. 1907
-. August Mueller, Curator ohinie min.
or. Annual Settlement.
ID. Henry Nolte, Guardian Amanda Gen.
tner Insane. Annual settlement
IS. o. Hensley Curator Ida M Heller
minor. Final Settlement.
16. Anna Kropp, Executrx. Hugo Kropp
deceased. Annull Settlement.
II. Dr. August A. Smith, Executor. Or.
August Smith, deceased. Annual Settle
ment.
Is. Anna Krorp, C and c WaIdemar
kFopp ct. al, minors. Animal Settlement.
10. R C Mumbrauer Curator Alvin
Rulle, minor, Annual settlement
20. Paul Grass ct al Executors. Hen.
ment.
FL. Herman Kopp, Jr Administrator.
Gottfried &opp, deceased. Final Settle
ment.
Y. Margareth Philip, E~xecutrix, Jacob
deceased. Fina, Settlement.
%. Ferdinand werIi. cathaIine Werli
deceased. Final Settlement.
THIRD DAY, FEBRUARY 9th 1907
"a. Bertha Br~ockhausen, Executrix. DR.
Chas. ~Brockhausen, declared. Final Sett
Is. Gustave Kruger. Executor, Henry
Kruger, deceased. Annual Settlement.
20. Otto Schaeffer Administrator Aug
ust Schaeffer deceased. Final Settlement.
"a. John Baur, Executor Christine Baur
deceased Final Settlement.
IS. Herman Simon G & c Louise Kroe-
pei ct al minors. 1st. Annual Settle
ment.
29. John Rupp and Anthony Frech-
mann. Executors, Gottfried Rupp, decd.
LIST. Annual Settlement,
80. Emma Bender Administrative. Henry
!, Bender deceased. LIST, Annual Settle,
ment.
81. Herman Grebe, Executor August
Grebe, deceased. LIST. Annual Settle.
ment.
~
80 Annie Holzschuh, Administrators
Charles HoIzschuh decd. 1st. Annual Settle
ment.
81, VIM. Jaenscke, Executor Annie c
Jaenecke, decd. list. Annual Settlement.
81. Jacob C. BuehIer, c & c Geo A
Blehler minor. lst. Annual Settlement.
AUGUST MEYER
Judge
State OF Missouri
County Of Gasconade ..
! August Meyer. Judge Of the Probate
Court, in and for said County hereby certi-
~ that the above is a true copy OF the or
iginal Probate Court Docket, showing what
settlements are due for. and at the Febru-
.-L r. 49, |- 80
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far,m ~ r~erFautem.

Die Nm. DiltbeD Sarm, 9 Nlcilen 5iilidl
Don 6ermann i'm SriebenStbal, beitebero
ans 40 ader 9uieS 2auo nebit mobnbauS
mp Sdtuer, icrpie aud) elmer suien lueHe,
Ut 5l %psrtauien.
HibereS bel.
Sreb GiIibep,
Sermann, Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-01

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pert Nrdu Sbriitine Bair, nebIt 2 Gotten
an Der pit Srcnt SiraBe, ictpie 8 Gotten an
Der Stieier'S 8rand,, olIe IN 0ermann a.,
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pettauier. YadSnIrdgen bel
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Sobn Bauer, Big eprins, no.
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mspnans ,a perran,en,

Die Sspalo I. aropp gDObnuna nsbIt
Cote, an Der front StroBe, s~egeniber BEN
Souti Sauo IN 6ermann geIeeen, 1T uuier.
s%iinttisen seoinsuligen Su perfauien.
NaG5ufrasen bel
SSlUaIb ). aropp.
Sernann, Wlo.
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Of FINAL SETTLEMENT.

flace Is hereby given 70 al creditors and
cHfB interested 81 the Estate OF
JACOB PHILIP
iased. that r MnrEnrth philpp. Executor
Did kstate. Intend to make final settle
thereof nt the mex term OF Probate
OF Gascpuade County. State Of Missouri
hold ~ Hermann. Mo-. on the e5thdny OF
ur1 1927. hargarbthe Philipp,
ExeontriHf
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NOTICE OF FINAL seTTLEMrNT

Notice Is hereby given to all creditors and
Others intereted in the Estate OF -
CHRISTINE BAUR
deceased. that !. John Bauer, Executor OF
SAID Estate. Intend to make Anal settlement
tnereof AZ the next term OF Probate Court 81
Sasconade County, State OF Missouri. To ID
heid &c Hermann. No. on the eth day Of
reuruary' WI John Baur
Executor.
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Befannt nahuuo.

lin sum 8au Der neuen 60. st.
Riuls.airde in Ssrmann in Stanb
asiebt gu ieiu. unt beIen 8rdften
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NOTlCE 10 FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice Is hereby giving to al creditors and
others Interested ri the F1fafr ~ ="
~CATHARfNE WERfI
deceased. that l. Ferdinand Wori. AA,nlr,a.
traitor 81 said Estate, intend to NAVE ANA
tpssysme9 thereof ~ the next term Of ire
k2kOonye court Of lesconado County, State az
MISSOURI 70 be held % Hermann NO my the
on me 18th daY Of FEBRUARY 1o0.
fs4 Ferdinand Wefil
N NdUInlatraf0r
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AZ ptrFauten.

gDir haben INNER nod cine gnaabl gett.
itelen, Ceiem StibIe u. 10. biaie "A peri
tauien. 9predt Dor bel IlrS. ed,erer, Der
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AbcIpb I, prubot.
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NoTIcE oF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given 70 al creditors and
Others interested In the Estate OF
LENA BUSCHMEYER
that I Henry ~Busehmeyer, Administrators
OF The said Estate, intend to make final settle-
ment thereof ~ the next term OF the Probate
Court OF GascOnade County, State OF Missouri,
to be held at Hermann. Mo-. o n the 18th day OF
February, 1907. Henry Buschmeyer.
Administrator.
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Fans ~ uersa.Es-

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puien 8tIternen uno eihem Gtal. oeIrc.S y.
Der ireiiihen pierten etrabs. n an perfo,S
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NoTIcE on FINAL SETTLEMFNr

Notice IS hereby given 10 all credltoes ana
others interested IN the Estate OF w
AUGUST SCHAEFFER
deceased, thar Lotto Schaeder, Administrator
q SAID Eatnte. Intend TO make fnAf settieinent
thereof at the next term OF the Probate Conrt
o. Saseonhde County. State OF Missouri. ~ IL
nein ~ Hermann. No, on the e5th dny ~
February. 1907. Otto Schaefef.
Admininistrator.
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State Of Missouri IL.
County Of Gasconade =.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

- ~N'
Notice Is hereby given 70 all creditors and
Others interested IN the Estate OF
DIR. CHARLES BROCKHAUSEN
deceased. thatI Bertha Brockhausen, Executrix
thereof at the next term OF the Probate Court
Of Gasconade County. State OF Missouri. TO be
held at Hernann, Mo-. on the s6th day Of
February. 1877 Bertha B~rockhRusen;
Executrix.
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Griin HIiepen, tRrssstigebsm
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iaHrissr Gri0hruns IN benz Sadie
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asdtiOn 5Ocents.
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Di4tmIi6st 5alarAtbsri6t
HERMANN STAR I

@eijen, 2 lualitat. ....... 60
8ei5en, 3. Aualitdt. $500. .e7
Wtebl, per Sad, j. lualit6.... 2.2o
wiebl, per Sad, 2. lualitd.. 2.lo
aprnmebl, per 100 Etunb 49,. $50
3leie, per leo Bianb S.
|Sbiptuif, per 100 gfnnb.. ITO
prooufte.
&Drrigirt non
JOHN 81. HELMERs. Grocer.
Butter, per Ihant. ...... 1920
@ter, per 9nbenD ........ 81
Sibner, per Bfunh ~. s
ISpring Gbtdsns, per Sfunb 81
Stbtnten ............ -. In
|Shmnl5, per @iunb. ~. 10
5fuiebeln per 8nibel go. 80
@DQe per Nsnnb $500. -28
a%artDfeln. .s....... =. 40
Gnrtehs ............ III
Die angegepenen 4reIie merben BOZ,
ben 9anOlern (meihens TN EauSbe)
be3abIt.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-13
BALTIMORE GRAIN PRICES.

Batlimor,, Nov I2-Following arc tie oneiai
prices for to-day
WHEAT-Siock in elevators. SO1Is9 bushels Con
Tract. December. LC-i.- sales, ears steamer No. 2
rcd Western spot. s'1. settling prices. No. red
McsteIn. Loo%; Tor contract SPOT ss5. STEAMER No.
isd Western. s5i5. Western. spot, November. Lola
Lo,i; Decembcr LoZi4al o2s Contract elcsed frner;
SPOT. NoVeEnber Loo-l loOai December. LOli4aloIs.
May. LU71z.
lLOUR-Winter extra. 3S0a4 l0, do. clear. ana
4-s5: do, straight. i5eass5 do. patent 4S0a4 IS
spring clear. i25s465; do. straight 5.l5as 40; do
patent. j5C15-5, City AIuIs best patent, 6Z5; do.
nisA-srade patent. 11. d.. straight SIS. DO.
choice family as
CORN-St0ck IL elevators Ills bushels Track
yellow corn, domestic delivery g. per bushe for car
lots prime On spot. Contract year. s1s sales 500
bushels January, 6lis; cal yellow. track domestic
81. C1T new mixed spot dredl, 6. Setting uricf,
No. white. 81; mixed S.. nev SEA steamer naixrd
81, The market for Western closed steadief: SPOT
November. 6sk year. 6l4as2 January 6g4a6l: Feb
IuaTy. 6Iz6lI.-
OATS-stock IL elevators. lss So bushels: ship
ments from elevators. I3.ls2 White No. ? heavy.
aisa55 DO. No q light % mcdium Ssl5a54: DO.
No s. heavy Si-a5f. No. 8 medium. 5-isa53: do.
No g hght, si-za5z. do. No. T. light 20 heavy 70a
5li mixed Ne. :. s-a5Z4. do. No ;. 50iza5l: do.
No. 2. s3lEaf9-z
RYE-Stock IL elevators. I55.Se bushels: Snip
meats from elevators Is64 bushels No. Westegn
rye sold al S1a'9 Q bushel
The Washington herald., 1907-11-13

Baltimore, Nov I2.-FolIewng are the prices
quoted at the principal commission houses:
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy. per h.. 2Sa29: iniia-
tion. Per lb.. 2l2S; Maryland and Pennsylvania
rolls per b.. lsa2l. store-packed. Ohio. per 10
lsiaa2eA, do. West Virginia, per h., 2la23 Mary
land Virginia and Pennsylvania per h., 20lsa2lh
EGGS-MarylGnd. PennsslV anis and nearby frsts
loss of per doz. 3laS2.
LIVE POULTal-0ld hens heavy, per lb.. Ia
l2is: young l3al3iE; roosteTs. each 25a30; ducks.
puddle. large. llal2; do. small. per b. Il: do
MuscoVy and moDgrel. per h, Il; turkeys, young
~ lhS and over. per H.. l5als do. old per TO-
l4als
FOTATOES-White nearby prime, Der blshei
55a6o Western Maryland and Pennsylvania 55a6O :
yams per barrel. new. L25al50 sweets new yellow
20a2l0: do. Anne Arundel yellow 200
GREEN FRUITS AND NEGLTABLES-Aoples
Eastern Shore Maryland and Virginia per barrel
No l. LIja225; do small, common. i.25al 50: do
per abarFel basket, 50a75: do, New York assorted
per barrel. 250ai.O0: cabbage. New York Danish
per ton l2feal4.oe; celery, New York. Der bunch
2la40 cranbeffss. Cape Cod per barrel, S5os9 On F.
grapes. Concords. per 5-lb. basket l3alf: lettuce
Norfolk. per basket. L00aL25; egE plants. Florida
per crate, l25aL75; onions. PENNSYLVANIA. yellow
per buShel. 60a6J. do. Western, yellow 6Oa65
peaches. mountain. per box. choice 2 0Oa3O %: pie
fruit per box L5Os200; pears. per basket S5a4O. To-
matoes. nearby, 2Sa3o; do. Eastern shore. Mary-
land leal5; DO, Anne Arundel Ea5O
GAME-Partrdges choice fun grown. ner dor
S5Oaioo. do. small or on birds, l0al 7S pheaSants
selected each. l5Oal.75 do of birds. 50zl 90: rab
BITS choice large. nearby. per doz.. 22s25a
The Washington herald., 1907-11-13
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

The wholesale market yesterday In nearly all lines
in a firm and steady condition. Live stock
which has been slow for many days. was a shade
better though II was noticeable that veal had come
down 10 a loTcr level in sympathy with the general
live stock market Live hogs continue rather dull
Poultry in fair supply and prices steady al the
quotations Receipts Of eggs continuc light and
prices arm. Fruits are In ample supply and the
good grades move promptly. Hard winter apples are
slow and the market oyerstoeked. White potatoe.
steady. and sweets which have been scarce 10,
several days IN slightly better supply. Chest
nuts added ! cent 10 the wholesale price.
Prices quoted are whOleGIel
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy. 29lza3). do. Western
frsts, 27a2s do. seconds 2a26. process fancy g
do fair to good. z3a2i: dairy. choice 2Oa2I; good
lsa2o. store-packed. fresh. l9a2O
CHEESE-Market firm and active on an kinda
New York State factory, large, IsIsaI7; do, fats
l6; do. small. l5Iz do. summer. large. Halls; do
summer, small l4al4i1; do, fair TO good I2aI3,
Western factory, new. choice, Azal5i do, fair 10
gUod II; Virginia, 10.
EGGS-Sear-by fresh Virginia loss of, 30 West
Virginia and Southwest Virginia, q; Tennessee.
2Sa29 North Carolina, 27a&; cold-St0raSe 20.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. fancy. Is: average
a; hens, p; ROSTERS S; ducks. large Lal2; DO.
small l0all geese, l0al2; turkeys, toms per To- !;
ais; 40 hens, i6 do, thin. 10; keats. 70.
DRESSED PoULTRN-Tlrkeys. hens. undrawn
per h.. lsal9. do. average. undrawn. 17als; do.
thin, TO- old toms. II: chickens. large Has; hens
choice I6sls ROSTERS cas-; ducks. old. Sale spring
l5al4; geese. Sail.
DRESSED MEATs-Calves. fun dressed. aOOaIo 90;
heads of. sO0 hog-dressed calves. 500 hams cc.ln.
try. sugar-clTed. 1ial6; hogs. small and neat, per
cwt.. siaas; do. medium. sasi2; do. heavy, 7ikas
GANIE-Rabbits. per doz.. 2OOa25o kits per
doz LOCAL 3 quail Per doz-. 24Oa309; do. small
per doz., LOOaL50: pheasants. each. sal 25, wild
turkey. 2Oa2i squirrels, each. Gas; opossuns each
20a40; woodeoek, each, 25aN.
VEGETABLES-Po homegrown. IT5aaO0.
do. rural. CO; sweet potatoes. per bbl, I75s2 90.
vans 30; cabbage. per bbl-. 50; Icumbers North
Carolina L0oal 30 onions. Maryl2nd and Virginia
Der bbl 25Oa27 75; Egyptian. crat-. L25ai5.
GREEN FRUITS-Apples, ia-k Imperial Der
hill. 25OasOo; Ben Davis, 200a2 Is: Wine Sap ga
500; fancy table fruit 25oaLOo; SPY. 25oa325 loose
packed / 0Jal.50.
DRIED FRUITs-Apples. slissd. fancy. ea7; DO.
sliced. bright ia5.
sUNDRIES-Beeswax. 30: talloW. 5a54 honey.
white clover lib. new, Is; do. 2-lb. new I0alg.
ginseng. per Ib.. 6.OOas5O; Seneca. per h.. 40:
Golden Seal. i0ai5; Pink. i2al: Mandrake. 2as;
Snake Root. 3d.
GRAIN-Wheat, choice, sass; do, fair to good
s5aeO; do, ordinary. sOas5: rye. -; corn sheiled,
white 72a73: do yellow, 75a75; do ear. 275a2 80;
cats Western. white. No. 2. Sass; do. mixed.
55s56
CHESTNUTS-Per b., g.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-13
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Business on the Washington Stock Ex-
change yesterday was confined to sales
in Capital Traction and Mergenthaik
stocks and Washington Railway and
Electric four per cent bonds. Prices on
all were low and sold downward on the
transactions of the day. In ali were
recorded $500 in bonds and s. shares OF
stock.
The sales OF stock were Of the liqulda-
ton variety. and the purchase Of the
bonds was part of the investment buying
that is going on among the bargain
hunters Of the exchange.
An attempt was made yesterday to in
terest the brokers in Washington Gas. but
the best bid for the stock was 69, and
the best Offering IS. and II did not seem
possible to get together on that difference
in prices.
The directors OF the Citizens Savings
Bank held the November meeting yester-
day. and, In addition to other business.
elected z. J. McQuade and II. 5. Powell
directors, Mr.. McQuade is manager OF
the Tokalon Wine Company and Mr.
Powell is representative of James Glow &
Co, OF Chicago.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-13
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York Nov. p.-Money on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at 10 per cent: highest T.
lowest g; closing. 6. Most Of the loans were at 10
per cent
Time money continued unchanged. with offer
iuss made hy local institutions Nominal rates were
70 7iz per cent.
Mercantile paper sold occasionally to some Of the
smaller country banks. who we're willing 70 invest
funds received from maturing paper. Rates were
matter Of personal negotiation. being usually from
sz 20 10 per cent NOminally quoted rates remained
IA 20 10 Ier cent.
Sterling was quiet to-day. with rates AZ about yes
tcrdays level Rates for actual business closed as
follows: Sixty days. i7s; demand ass. cables. As9
Commercial bills were A75a475.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-13
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished By Miller & Co. members of
the New York Stock aud Cotton exchanges and the
New Orleans Cotton Exchange 1888 street north
west
Chicago. Nov. l2-The wheat market opened
high and strong the general Frightening Of the
situation, and the better apparent feeling IN the
stock market. aided by the short covering move
rent carried over from YESTERDAY Longs however.
began 10 unload and prices soon weakened brinsiag
the December future down 10 92a, from which IL
rallied slowly near the close
Corn followed the course Of wheat and declined
in sympathy with the falling prices in other cereals
II WAS thought that prices were helped In their
downward course by the sction of the longs who
attempting apparently 10 get rid Of their loads
on every betterment OF prices.
Oats were essentially weak and the market with
out any feature.
Provisions showed more activity than for some
time past on gradually descending scale Of prices.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-13
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Miller & Co.. members Of
the New York Stock and Cotton exchanges and the
New Orleans Cotton Exchange. 1888 Il strees north
west
New York. Nov I2-Tcxas had killing frost and
the Southwest generally in the grasp Of 4
freeze which must have cut OF the crop where NOT
fully Matlred u far greater importance WAS the
financial situation which IS mending too slowly
to satisfy the longings Of conservative bulls De
creased consumption must follow and that in itself
is against any other course than selling ON All
bulges, Ike that witnessed in the carly market
to-day. Liverpool is due to come 9 TO 9ls lower
IN the morning
The Washington herald., 1907-11-13
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. per ewt.. AS0as.OO: butcher. s.5Oa
400; common l50a2c0
HOGS-Per cEt-. gross, 6OOas.lO; ordinary, 5s0a6OQ
SHEEP-Clipped. 500: common. go.
LAMBS-Sp-ins, choice. 7l1as; medium Z
CALVEs-Prime, Per b., sasi:; medium, ~ !;
grass. 4afiz
C0WS-Prime fresh. each. Ec.oOa5o.0c; common
each, 20Oa3o.O0; old and dry, a0OalaOQ
The Washington herald., 1907-11-13

New York. NOV 2-WHEAT-Weaker; fair de-
mand- No. l Northern Duluth, 70 arrive. nominal &.
No. red, Z. o. b., LOB; No hard nominal: No
macarni, L0i, T. o. b.. No macarOni l02ls; No.
Manitoba. nominal; No. , Manitoba, nominal.
Exporters took Is loads partly outports
CORN-Wcaker: light trade. No. 2 elevator, G6iI
No. Q 6Iiz. for late November; No > yellow Z O. h.
S7iz No ? white. ssz, I. o. b., for late NoTember
Exporters took . loads.
RYE-Fim: fair demand Exporters took 60 coo
bushels No. 2 at 90. (. o. b.
0ATS-Weaker; mere inquiry Elevator prices.
No. white. 52s,: No. 4 white, 52A; No. mixed.
81
The prices for futures follow:
The Washington herald., 1907-11-13
STOCKS RULE STEADY
Slowly Yield TO Pressure for
American Smelling.
MARKET DROPS SIX POINTS
Sentiment in the street UnfavornbIy
Affected by Advance in Currency
Premium - Market Further Per-
turbed by Western Failure and
Grain Export Statement.

New York, Nov. PA good many diff
ferent causes seemed to combine to-day
TO produce weakness in the security
market, From the opening of business
there was a resumption. and in a more
urgent way. Of that liquidation In the
American Smelling and Refining Com
mon shares which was distinctly notice
able yesterday, and this selling pressure
resulted in a decline in the stock of
over six points before the business day
was over
With the decline in such n prominent
industrial security. all the other leading
industrial stocks. particularly Amalga-
mated Copper, naturally sympathized to
a greater OF less extent. and the effect
or the fall was not lessened by a de-
eided continuation early in the day Of
the strength in the Reading and Union
Pacific common stocks. which have been
the leaders Of the market in the recent
upward movement.
The selling or American Smelling and
Rehning was variously attributed 10
liquidation Of the stock held as collat-
eral security for loans and 10 the re-
hewal OF apprehensiOus that the dividend
Advance I'm Currency Rate.
Again to-day sentiment was unfavor-
ably affected by an advancing move
ment in the premium here for currency
and an allied phenomenon. the nantes
taton Of increased desires on the part
OF Western financial institutions TO draw
money from Eastern banks. On the face
OF thinSs, this pressure OF the West for
money seems a little peculiar
clearinghouse certificates for large
sums and bankers checks for small sums
are in vogue all through the western
states, so that the use OF actual money
there in business transactions is un-
doubtedly greatly less than the normal.
out an amount of money has been shipped
10 the West from this city and other
Eastern ceIters during the last few
weeks many times larger than the sum
usually involved in such operations at
this season Of the year.
Failure I'm Portland.
Finally. toward the close Of the bust
ness day. the stock market was per
turbed by the announcement Of the failure
OF an important national bank in the
city Of Portland, Ore, while a rather IN
welcome surprise was afforded by the
publication by the bureau OF statistics
OF the statement % the country's agricul-
tural exports for October.
Although the value of the country's ex-
ports OF wheat in this period increased
nearly Sb'0OGCV. cotton exports fell of to
the extent OF Sl2,700. zoe. and the exports
as whole decreased $780, 600. In this is
exhibited the lamentable results of the
craze for holding cotton for higher prices
that has prevailed and still prevails
throughout the South
The highest prices in the security mar
ket to-day were touched IN the first hour
Of business, and after that time the mar
ket steadily declined with the active
stocks exhibiting at the close no par
ticular degree OF rallying power
The Washington herald., 1907-11-13
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Post FIagg. members
Of the New York Stock Exchange. Benz Woodruff
manager. 1881 street northwest 4
Sales TO noon. .220, $50 shares
Total sales. -------.-.. .475,9S0 shares
Call money: High, I2I low. o. close. 9.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-13
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales-Regular call y O'Clock noon.
Capital Traction. at II. at IL, at l2sia. 2
at lzis. 5 a; i25ll
Meryenthaler at lSis. 70 at l9lE. 10 at l9iz,
10 at l9sk
After call-Washington Railway and Electric Is.
Sl.ooo at T. 500 al M.
MeIgenthalcr 10 at lsi
Following are the closing quotations on yesterday
local stock market:
The Washington herald., 1907-11-13
CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished BY Z. r. Chapman & |
Co. members New York Stock Exchange. q. Bowie |
Chipman, manager, INl + street northwest