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FOR Sale or Trade = Two chair bar
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FOR SALE.

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The Washington herald., 1907-06-13
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Pricrs quoted are vhoi,alel

BUTTER Receipts liberal: market steady. Cream
or. fancy GzaZ5. Western frsts G'aa2i. seconds
2sZ3 process. fsncT glzs2. dair7. choice. l1als
good. l6al7: stere-pacEsd. fresh. Balls
CHEESE-Nev York State fsctory. iarga l5lzsls
DO. small. l5.4tl5 summer large. Eal5. Western
fancy. new, choice lFzsl5. DO. fair o good. Il.
EGGS- Receipts Nhsrals market firm Nearby.
fresh Virginia. Ia. West Virginia and Southves.
Virginia. u; Tennessee. Il; North Carolina. i51
LIVE POULTRY - Receipts moderate. market
steady Spring chickens. II To "a lbs. Ss26' do.
Ia On II lhs. Ea-i. DO. small. q, hens Ver lh II
ROSTERS -as. ducks large 9al0. do. small SAG
geese sas; turkeys toms z, DO. hens. a. turkeys
Thin ssl1. keats. u
DRESSED POULTRY Receipts increasing: mar
kst light Turkeys. hens undr7wn. prr H. lal5
do. average. uudrsvu. i3ali do. thin. per h. 20;
cid toms l2al3; chickens. large. per h.. a1a2; do
spring -5a5D. hens choice l5al6: ROSTERS g. ducks
large 28I1. do. small. u . geese Sail
DRESSED NEATS-Colntrv-clrgd hams and ba
con 10 good demand Calves fuu dressed sC1.
heads ca s50aaW. h0g dressed calves soasU1;
hams, cuuutr. sHEsr-cucd lia5.
NEGETAELES-P0tst0es. Ter hgshel. sas5, d.,
North Carolina. prime per barrel. 501l55l. do sec
1rds. pr barrel 500. do. cuils 80. sweet pota-
toes UEr barrel 7ea35o. vans. Uer barrel. 25ls3e5,
asparagus Ucr dozen, 2eos557; cabbage, PER crate.
5elll5. celery. New York. per bunch. 3a55. do.
Florida. per crate. 2Ta-75, cucumbcrs Florida. per
basket 2H'a25I. lettuce. home grown. per barrel.
lGosZ51. do. Florida. Ie- basket 2Wa2g0. onions.
Bemuda I-r crate. Z55a275, d.. Ohio per barrel.
225a25Q- string beans. ueen, per basket. 55la451.
tomatoes Florida fancy. per crate 2oos325, bests.
rer bunch, 51i. ress per basket. lo0sl-25 csnte-
I0uues Per crate 2ooa25j; esg plant per crate, 2oa
c-5
GREEN TRUITS-Arrles. Per barrel 5o0s7o0
oranges. California 351a475 rer box, grape frul
2Eae o.; rinrarples, Ter crate 259atoo. strashsr-
rirs rgr box. 1iZ. peaChgs Florida. per crate L5a
300. lemons. pr box. i)oo5oo. bananas, per bunch.
as15G
DRIED FRUITS-ApFles sliced. fancy. 5, sliced.
bright 3z cherries l2al3. vhcrtleberries, Ilalz
rss7h=-riss os13. biack-rrri5s g.
HAY AND STRAW-TmCthv. choice. . 5oa2io0
d., No. /. Z213a22 20. DO No 2 2l.5052c o1 mixed
hay -5'sn q. clover. l651I1.52; straw. wheat, $50
a-1a
GRAGN-Wheat choice saae2 do. fair 70 good
s-as5. d7 ordinary 7lasl, rye. 6oa65; corn. sheued
white, 6-a5i do. yellow. 61s5i; do car. Z5s3 90
cats Western white. No p 51s5i. do mixed ssa5l
WOOL AND HlDEs-Wool. washed. S5a35. wool
unvashed free Of bIrs. Q wool bury. 25a.6. hides
EIsCH. q dry ball. she5TssHs green, zach, s0aI09,
dIy. -5s-5. c8lfssir- l55al So
The Washington herald., 1907-06-13
Bid ASKED
Chicago.
COTTON MARKET.

Qu7tations furnished hr Edmund c Charles Ran
d1-rh. members Il the Sew York Stock k2raause
sud the New orleans Cotton E1clauss. 1913 e.
street northwest
New Yak June lZ--Tha market was nervous after
midday. with prices vurE1g lower. Wall street hfs
been selling Irr-Im8tl. long cotton supposedly On
tie mm1-s that trouble was impending IN some i'm
portsut out-oftavn dr. goods circles. as 20 which
there wa. nothing definite. Conservative local dv
good, houses reported that they knew Of Ho weak
POINTS iu iHe situation. and nothing has happened
ru ta cotton goods mars., rr in the cotton market
90 account for ans lerll, the 7u'T possible s-Hrg.
rf weakness being the small =TrIus trade .u goods
usually active ar that season. This nervousness
added t0 good weather Us- -u'irruf 10 cause more
confident selling lE local HssH- New Orleans was
selling here. and prices gradually rrEel et r1 a net
decline cf about % 20 % points On fla active
months October vas re'afIss.r easy WE3s tle bet
ter weather of late has undoubtedly Jed -l we ina
prUvcmeUr. bad Cr"p news is .ful coming tn hand.
and wires j0-d7T have reported au increase uf boil
voeyil in the Southwest whlrE may become the
esr-. cf erta. 5s-31. latrr oH Continued -a.d
weather may lead 30 further liquidation, rI- as tls
Iau- interest IS reduced 90 strong statistical position
and fear 0s further crop dIUa-e vII come 90 the
assistance 0f those who hgv Cu -cslal1nu-
The Washington herald., 1907-06-13
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. June l2-SUGAR-N Market for raw
sugar was lower with duty-psid centrifugal quoted
as follows. Centrifugal e-test. 1915. mu=coyad9
sa-test 3 SIG, and mola7sss sugar Se-test. LIS
The london market was fat and lower with June
and July at % 9'4d. Refined sugar quiet and un-
changed
BUTTER-Rcceipts 5se9l packages; market ruled
firm and unchanged as 10 price, with extra cream
ery quoted AZ O.
EGGS -Receipts. Az3I cases. Western frsts vera
again quoted at i5i5, with Che market showing some
tuuncss
NAVAL STORES-The market Tor spirits t,irren-
tine was steady and unchanged. with machircm7ge
barrels quoted at 6li7 Rosin ruled quiet but about
steady with common 20 good strained quoted az
i51i0. Tar held quiet and steady at 500 for oil
MILL FEED-steady. Spring bran. in Io9-p7und
sacks, O. arrive, lake and rail, p So; mddlmC2
$50. city brln, 350; Western red deg 25S5 10
arrive
FL0UR-steady Eight trade. Spring patents. SIS
a575; spring clears 55sai-5. winter strlghts j1a
40; winter clears, 3a575; Kansas, in sacks. pat
euts 5cCa5 25 strairits. t.soa500 clears. 50aIG5
RYE FLOUB-Market u,lcss. l6o555
CORN MEAL-Sto3dy. moderate demand Kiln
dried for export 1Zla3i0, carss meal in bags
L2laID
HAY-Fim; fair inquiry receipts. 2631 tons
Prime timothy. L25al39; No. !. l2}al25; No .
lis; No. g. l05alO.
STRAW-stroag; fair inquiry long rye, IS.
BEEF-Steady. moderate dealings Family. B5Oa
1l51. racket l05aiLS
PORK-Steady; trade dull. Mess, T.7sals 20: fam
ily. l9011l95o
TALLOW-Quiet. city. in hogshcads SIS
LARD-lnaCtivc Prime Western $50: CITY. SIS.
refined continent so; South American. 1885 re-
hned Brazilian, kess, 1885, city stearac le, cleo
sIearine no-iiilal. 81 asked: Chicss0. 10 asked
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Now nrlenns
Spot Markets.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. June l2-CATTLE- Receipts II O09. es-
timat5d for tomorrow. 6ga Market steady 20 Do
cents lower Prime bceye=. 55s6N. poor 20 me
dium f5al7 IS. -tocsers and feeders 2oafo0. COWS
and hciisrs. 27oa5io; cauHors, l7oalG TEXANS
t25a5H
HOG>-Bcrr'p's. 5000, estimated for Thursday
5000 Market 20 cents lower Light 5a7as 25iz.
rouebs. 57@5ol. mixed, 5aa69: heavy. 59ia6l l5.
pigs. 565a61
SHEEP Receipts 9o0: estimated for Thur-lav.
al clo Market 10 cents lower Native sheep go.
Western sheep. 4O9a6E. native lambs. 6o0a6l1.
Western lambs 6G0sSM
New YORK. June l2-CATTLE- Receipts 2179
Steers slow and Ioal5 cents lower bulls and medium
and far cows l1s15 cents lower: thin COWS steady.
two cars steers Ws0ld steers i-oa655. rre car NJ
extra do. at $50, bulis, 275a5o) COWS at 2Jsi75;
choce Western ccNs and hsifers. 495a5 70.
CALYES-ReCeipts. 473o. extremely dull and
lower. Neals were Of cents. and huttemilE
calves. 75alO0 lower: 800 buttcmilks msod. Com
70 prime veais 5G}a-15 few early sales choice
lots sOoas .; hIttermiks 55s40o; culls 4C1a5 %
city dressed veas lower az 200al2 % pFr 100: Coun
try dressed. 1O0ailGl
SHEEP AND LANfBS-RcCCi7'g. $50 Sheep
. lower: yearlings 5CH-5 lower. lambs duh and
Ea50 lower: Is car, msod. Sheep, 3ga6I5, year.
lrgs 55a6-0, lambs 55la262a
HOGS-RCceipts. 7,72o. Ten cents lower, at 6oa
.ffl
The Washington herald., 1907-06-13
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by A. o. Brown a Co.
members If the New York Stock Exchange and the
Chicago Board of Trade Munsey Building
New York june l2-Further liquidation Of wheat
has been under way al day Margin calls resulting
from yesterdays decline brought ia more selling Or
dcrs than buying Heavy and influential local spec
ulaofs have made uprsisieu, drive at the market,
filing mp oil buyers and IN turn stsmpeding them
into selINg out The support has been poor.
Northwest sent builish news, reporting weather not
the best for hssteuing the crop Russian semi-ofi
cai crop rep~rt Indicates wheat and rye prospects
showing less shortage from last year than hereto
fore Local cash sales, l1i,c9 bushels; new export
business . loads
Com has mad5 a comparatively good showing 10
day Wet weather over most ~ tie country east
Of the Missouri River has not been counted favorable
for the crop already backward from vet aad cool
weather. Local spectators as well as strong
southwestern contingent bought distant futures
freely hut some took podts on the c1ry bulges.
The same interests that Ted the selling ci wheat
were also putting pressure on corn. ,aSh iIaae
here not nearly 50 heavy as YESTERDAY Local cash
sales 2l5 O1 bushels and soaboard sales is loads.
Oats made little show Of strength early un com
mission house buyiug hut broke later with other
grains and on continued selling pressure from the
same s0rIrcrs that hare been leading the market
The property has been going from one SIT OF Ouyds
10 another as descending scale uf Uricrs Oh da}'
A fair cash shipping trade was done during ihe
decline Local cash sales. 22ooO bushels.
New Yo-k. juno l2-WHEAI-WoaEeFi far
trade No I Northern Duluth. 10 arrive, opening
navigation. 64c over July, %. o. NJ. Mani
tDba. STA T. o. b.. No Northern Manitoba lake
and rail June S. T. o. b.. No. . red T. o.. b..
g7la No. hard. T. o. D., 99is, No. ! macar9ni.
opening navigation. 81 + O. b.. No 2 macar1ui.
og.ning n1dgtim g. Exporters TOOK Is loads %
arrive chiefly macarlni and Manitoba.
CQRN-Lower. moderate trade. No. elevator
6fNo. ? g. (. @. b.. 40. g. T. o. b., late June
g. No. yellow. g. No 2 white. 6. I. O. D.. EX-
poricrs took loads
Weak: quiet. No 3 S. T. o. b.
OATS Weak; small trade. Elevator prices; No.
2 white 50 No 9 white 30; SO. 2 mixed, i'is.
Irirr. Cf futures follow.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-13
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

S7irz-Rsrr'ar call p O'Clock noon:
Washington Gas certificates, S5oo st Io5 SoN
az -T
Capital Traction s. 81 90 az I1-, 500 a, ll5-s
500 sr I0-, $50 at ll'',. sos az ua-s $500 az
ur-s. NO0 a. Ia-s. $ o5 az lll7s. &o9 az li5-s
ga ~ no.
Washington Railway arf Electric 4z. 81 100 at
Tz 2a5 a. Sz 5000 at sl's Nml AZ slE.
Nr10 AZ sltz. S3ole az siz $1,000 at sl't.
Washington Gas p az 6S's . az 5s7s = az 6s's
q at 6sL % AZ 6sis . az 6sia. Il e. 5sia = AZ
F'1 . ar 6S'4. AZ esh = az 6srs = at o. .
az @
Chesapeake and Potomac TeIeph1ne . al i3. o
az e.
Mergruthaler. 3 ar 90. / az 2l'
Lausr0n. I a. iHs
Greene C8r7ufa. 100 a. Is
After c8Il-Clptal Traction IS. 500 AZ Il0-s
Greene Cananca. 800 at l5l IbUyer 81.
Washington Gas CertiuCatc~. $50 a. lf4
The following are the c0siag quotations Of yes
ts1l4r'- stock tAChAnEs.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-13
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. June i2.-Money on call at the stock
exchange today opened al "a per cent highest s:
lowest 2; closing, per cent. Most Of the loans
were at "a per cent
Time money was in fair demand. and was readily
obtainabIe. Rates: 5iz 20 81. PER cent for sixty
dayS 20 IA yer cent for ninety days. IA 70 ~
Per cent fer four months g. 90 per cent for five
and six months. So to So per cent fer over the
year.
Mercantile paper was not active but there was a
mcierote demand from country hanks. Some at
tractire names were IN the market. Rates: 81 Ter
cent for sixty 20 ninety days ndorsed bills receva-
BILE; 5za5 per cent fer choice single Names four to
six months 70 run; SASH per cent for names not 50
well known.
The sterling to-day WAS steady. rates holding up
20 yesterdays level Rates for actual business were
as folloEs: Sixty DAYS ts57oatS575; demand. asa
s7o7; Ablas, 4s75lais755; commercial bills were
is5isaAs3's Fe supply Of grain and commercial
bills vas scarce
The Washington herald., 1907-06-13
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Eztra, per cvt. 550a699; butcher 45Oa
5Cl: common. 80: rough. L5a
HOGS-Per cwt, goss. $50, ordinary. per cwt.
60a
SHEEP-Clipped. 45oajno. common 200a3o0.
LAAlBS-Spring choice, sasiz medium, 7ig7s; win
ter 1isas
CALyES-Pnme, per b.. S; medium. :. common,
las grass isis.
COWS Prime fresh each. n0oa500; common.
each, 10eoa5].9j: oil and dgy, SpJaIQ0a
The Washington herald., 1907-06-13

Benz Woodruff, Of Post q Flagg-"The
advance IN the market during the past
week was checked yesterday by the fail
ure of Milliken Bros. the steel manufac-
turers, the report Of the commencement
of action by the government against the
anthracite roads and rumors Of serious
friction with Japan. Possibly the Presi-
dents speeches at jamestown had some
effect. as he introduced a new sUgges-
ton Of compulsory employers liability
act. These developments have checked
any further advance in the market and
resulted in the renewal Of the old waiting
attitude, where it is recognized that prices
are low and dividend returns decidedly
ample. but that uncertainties in the sitUs-
tion. especially as 10 the harvest, the ex-
tent Of the let-up in general business
and the governments attitude toward
corporations. warrant considerable eau
ton II viii probably take some time 70
improve the Investment market and clear
up the bond situation. as well as 20 throw
more light on the uncertainties men
toned so that any definite Improvement
in the market is hardly 10 be looked for
7 do think that the present basis is a
low one and attractive for careful invest
meut or well-margined speculative pu~-
ChaSes"
The Washington herald., 1907-06-13
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished By 4. o. Brown & Co. mem
brrs of the New York Stock Exchange. Mansey
Building
Sales to noon 253,600 Shnres
Total sales s.......3 391 400 shares
Call money; High, 2A; low, 2; close, 2.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-13
BOSTON STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished BY F. r Chairman z
Co. members New York Stock Exchange. G. Bowie
Chipman. manager. 1901 street northwest
The Washington herald., 1907-06-13

The officials Of the United States Trust
Company announced yesterday that the
company would start in business next
Monday. at Gil Fourteenth street north
west, where the headquarters of the COM
pany were established two months ago.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-13
OpinIons on the Now York Mnrket.

I 'FthiuhN bh Aht NtN 1DFh mhEkNA'
G Bowie Chipman, Of +. r. Chapman &
CO.-"The meagern"ss of transactions.
and the narrow range Of fluctuations en-
phasize the professional character Of to-
days market Changes were in most
cases fractional Slight gains were made
I in St Paul. Atchison. and the Hartman
Issues, Great Northern and Northern Pa
cifc, New York Central. Baltimore and
Ohio. while Canadian Pacific gained ?
points. The Steels and Coppers were
steady, Outside Of routine announce
ments there was no particular news. ex-
/ cept Philadelphia advices that the United
States government had made application
/ for a dissolution Of the sO-called anthra-
| cite coal trust. To-day's strength was
simply short covering, and that only in
moderate volume. This may extend some
further, but ] cannot view tle situation
as other than lacking any elements %
produce Immediate lasting Improvement %
Herbert L. Jones. of A. o. Brown & Co.
The lack of liquidation would indicate
that the floating supply Of stocks is quite
small and it is evident that any bullish
: demonstration on the part Of the heavy
financial heayy-weights would frighten
shorts into hasty covering and send prices
mp rapidly. Thus far only scale down
support has been given, but all offerings
are readily absorbed"
The Washington herald., 1907-06-13
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Washington Gas made new high
price on the Washington Stock Exchange
yesterday. selling at 60. with the support
Of the security Of such character that
the closing bid remained at that figure
after all the stock had been taken. II
was confidently predicted that the price
will be carried up 10 20 before the -ses-
sion closes tomorrow. and some bets
were recorded on the proposition between
brokers Of the bear and bull element re-
spectiNelY
The Washington herald., 1907-06-13

More than 1900 Of the Capital Traction
per cents changed hands, showing that
interest in this issue has not faded,
though a few brokers have acquired
long line Of the bonds in the recent trad
ing.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-13

Much 10 the surprise Of everybody, ap-
parently. telephone stock took brace Of
about 3 points. selling at 43. As usual,
under such circumstances, rumors started
to the effect that something new is about
10 happen in that stock. too. but what
could not be discovered yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-13
CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished By p r. Chapman
Co. members New York Stock Exchange. G. Bowie
Chipman. manager 1871 I street northwest
The Washington herald., 1907-06-13
MINING STOCKS.
NATIONAL BANK STOCK.

Greene Cananea. ea...............- 81
Mitchell .................. -...---.-. s,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-10-17

P. Railway company. Case. Jury re-
turn their verdict into court finding
defendant guilty and assessing plain
tiff's damages at the sum of $500.
Pollock VS.. bravo Construction COM
pany. Case Petition of defendant
for removal of case to United States
court denied.
CHANCERY.
Root & VanDerVOOrt Engineering
company vs.. Chicago Gravel company.
Interpleader Leave to complainant
to amend bill.
Same VS.. Harmony lodge. No. 542.
injunction. Defendants ruled to plead
by 2Sth inst.
Dolan VS.. Dolan. Divorce. Defeni
ant called and defaulted.
Adams VS.. Adams. Divorce. BY
agreement CT parties it is ordered
that the defendant pay to complainant
the sum of IS per month until the fur
Their order of this court. the first pay
ment 20 be made Nov. /, 1907, and that
defendant pay the costs Of this pro
ceeding and that execution issue there
/ for
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-10-17
WOULD RAISE CLERGYs PAY
Rev. j. A. Earl of Chicago Leads Move
in Baptist Convention.

Bloomington, H., Oct. 11.-Illinois
Baptists, in state convention here,
were forcibly reminded yesterday that
the pay of clergymen was too small
and had not kept pace with the in
creased cost of living. Rev. John A.
Earl of the Belden Avenue church,
Chicago, led the agitation with a stir
ring address. He said that he had ded-
icated his life to the business OF rails
ing the salary OF preachers. He de
clared that the poorest washerwoman
earns more money than is allowed the
average Baptist minister. DR.. Earl de.
clared that there are two isms killing
the church. suburbanism and urban
ism. He said that too many good citi
Zens were leaving for the country and
complained that foreigners are run
ming the cities. Rev. Smith Ford 81
Chicago delivered the annual sermon
last night
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-10-17
EAST MOLINE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Swartz of Canton, Ill,
arrived Friday and will visit their son
Harry and family.
Mrs Mary Fariman of Chicago is
visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs.
James Howard.
Miss Germania Copper, who has
worked at the Malleable for the past
six years, resigned her position last
Wednesday.
The Plymouth church has extended a
call to Rev. Mr.. North to the pastorate
here. He will advise them in a week
or so as to whether he will accept the
call
Mrs. Ralph Stoakes is still very ill
with neuralgia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Frost and Dorothy
accompanied by Mr.. Frost's mother
leave Tuesday noon for Los Angeles
Cal, to make their future home.
The school board is advertising fol
bids to finish the third room in the Lin
coin building.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Meader of Ottum
wa, Iowa. and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Eos
ter of Peru, Iowa, have been guests al
| the Aldrich home.
Mrs. James Sayres returned Wednes
day from Medora, III.
Earl Aldrich has returned to Chicago
after having been called here to atten;
the funeral of his sister, Edith Be
lowski.
| William Tyler is conducting mea
market in one of the new stores OF
Seventh street and First avenue.
Mrs. Gilbert Cole has gone to Brigh
ton, Iowa. for visit.
Fred Wells entertained his sister an,
family of Moline over Sunday.
George Anderson and son of Genese,
have been visiting Mrs. Meader.
Mrs. Harlan Cole is home from Brigl
ton, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Renner, who have beer
visiting their daughter, Mrs. /. A. vii
liams, have returned to their home il
Walnut, III.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-10-17
DAVENPORT

May Open Under Mulct Law.-Tha
license committee of the city council
has refused to grant a license to Mr..
Walker who desires to open a saloon
in conformity with the mulct law on
Wet. Fourth street between the city
hall and the Commercial club. This
acton, however, will not prevent Mr..
Walker from opening the proposed sa-
loon When interviewed on the mat
ter City Attorney Scott said: The
city or the license committee of the
city council has no authority to license
any saloon All they can grant is u
beverage license to sell Intoxicating
liquors and the city cannot grant a
license to sell intoXicants. Therefore
the city cannot prevent Mr.. Walker
from opening.a saloon under the mulct
law if he so desires.
Engine Wrecked.-The heavy loco
motive No 1927 of the second section
of d long freight train, No. 95, on the
northern division of the Cedar Rapid
line yesterday ran into the light pas
sen err engine No. 5/of train No 40S
wrecking the latter engine, and smash
ing is pilot. No one was injured. The
accident took place on a crossOveI
switch in front of the Davenport Ele