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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-05

man was excused from attendance at this time. It will be ten days or more before he can appear, according to counsel. It appears that Mir. Hartman has employed good part of the huge cash balance of $51,OOO,O00 which show in the annual report of last June in buy ing up great amounts of stock in the Baltimore and Ohio, New York Gen. tral, Illinois Central, Atchison, St. Paul and Northwestern.
 The result is that there is scarcely a road of importance east or west of the Mississippi but that the Standard Oil group of capitalists. whom Mir. Harri- man represents in transportation mat ters, has hand in.
 The purchases since last July are as follows:
 Par value. Illinois Central ;.s-...-........ SSS l23. .ooo Baltimore and Ohio pf............ 7.0o0. 900 St. Joe and Grand Island. ....... 100000 The purchases amounted to 7.61 per cent of the New York Centrars total capital of $15O. .OOO. 900, to 341 per cent of the total capital of the St. Paul. amounting to $135.OOO00O, and to 3.32 per cent of the Chicago and North western, amounting to about $100, ,OoO.- GOO.
 This means that the Rockefeller-R Rog- CTS -Stilman- Hartman interests have a hand in two different transcontinental routes. They not only dominate the policy of the New York Central, North western, Union Pacific and Southern line from this city to the coast. but also in system including the Balti- more and Ohio and Atchison, which would carry them there.
 To make all of these purchases would require at least S125,OOO,O00 capital.
 These Investments make the Union Pacific the greatest holding company in the United States. with investments far in excess of those of the Pennsyl- vania railroad.
 It was shown that Mir. Hartman had authority by resolution to borrow mon- ey for the uses of the Union Pacific railroad without restriction as to amounts or terms.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-05
He, Suitable For Felr.. st.a.

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo.. Jan. 5- Inspector General Emmett Newton of Springfield has been removed as a member of the military stan of Gov ernor FcIk. Newton is widely known throughout the state as q politician All General Dearmo1d would say was. "Neuton was not a suitable man fo be on the sovernorrs staff
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-05
pe,ect,,:. co.. Her sso.ooo.

PITTSBURG. Jan. 5.-Judge Robert S. Frazer heard the petition of Mrs Mary Scott Hartje demanding counsel fees and alimony from her husband. Augustus Harije. the millionaire paper manufacturer of this city. Mrs. Hartje ayers that her detective costs alone are upward of s3p.GGO.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-05
Typhoid Rife Ii. r,n.b.rr.

PITTsBrRG. Jan 5.-Typhoid fever is on the increase in Pittsburg. The city is in the midst os one of the worst epidemics in it's history One thousand people are down with the dread disease at the present moment
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-05
Governor warner Better.

DETROIT. Mich. Jan. 5.-Goverrur Warner. who i< III at his home in Farmington suffering from q severe attack of brcnehIaI trouble. is reported to be much better
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-05
Cleveland wi,aou. Fuel or Light.

CLEVELAND. O. Jan. 5.-with a cold wave bearing down on the city. the forerInner of which has set in and which is increasing in severity. CIeve- lands natural ga< supply is complete Iy cut of. and thousands of homes are without either heat or illumination.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-05
F,,ps Fortune of ReeIs...

sERGENT. Ky. Jan. 5.-Jarvey Hall . Boons Fork farmer. while excsvat- ing under a hermit's cabin uneaTthed tin vessel containing s2.oo0 in gold and silver coin. The house was once occupied by Alien Hall. who lived a recluse all his life and died few years a9o
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-05
.u,,,,,on Thy-.r,.s, KnI. H,w,.,,.

NEW YORK. Jan. !. - Imbittered and grieving over his disappointment in the accomplishment of his lifelong ambition to become a priest of the Holy Orthodox church 12ussianl. aged Theodore slavinski preferred death te waiting few days for his archbishop's blessing. He shot himself.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-05
r.eI F.n,,. .t L.. A.sere..

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Jan 5-Los Angeles Is suffering from q fuel fam inc. In the face of unusually cold weather for this climate. gas. wood and coal in the rity hsve leonHe zInc=t exhausted investigation discIosed the fact that only twenty five tons of cosI remain for sale. Wood is equally scsrce-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-05
lire sfock Markefs-

CATTLEsuppiy light. market steady chcice- ss1sS. prime. r-sFSsS. veal calves q 5sds
 HOGS - Eecsipts light. u1srke; active: prime hes-ies. ss5dSE- Gner grades e -s: roughs. E65p
 SHEEP AND LAMBS - Supply light. market steady. prime vethers- t565 s; cuIIs and common tG5, lambs. S6s
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-05

The Evening Democrat is the peoples paper. The price is sc a copy. 12c a week. 42c a month, s5 a year. by mail or carrier
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing Stock Quotations.

Money on call easy at to per cent prime mercantile paper. 6d6ia per cent exchanges. $40, ,350. .263; balances, NO5s9. 1l0. ClpSipc priceS.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-05

E. W. F.-What was the tariff on wool prior to CIeveIand's administrs- ton. and to what vas it reduced during his term of ofEces
 A. Owing to the many eisssifca- lions of wool and wooiens. the ques- tion is difficult to answer. The sc. of 1894 made vooIs of the first, ssc-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-05

EvEHrNG DEMOCRAT SELLS FOR
 e CENTS A H0UTE
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-05

'. C. S.-How is compressed air made! Has any machine been in- vented which runs by compressed air until ii mears out or breaks?
 A. It is compressed by power driven pumps. and the compressed product is conveyed in pipes to the point of where it is to be used. there to be released into pistons working in cylinders in the general action of a steam engine Perpetual motion Is as impossible with compressed air as it is with other mediums
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-05

Please tell me the ad- dress of the archbishop or bishop of St Louis? If either of these perform marriage ceremonies. what is the usual fee? t2) Is there any way of getting copying to do at homes
 X. John Joseph Glennon is arch bishop. and he doubtless performs marriage ceremonies. The fee would be voluntary. (2D The opportunities for obtaining copying to do at home are very rare.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-05

c. c. G.-Where can one sell good short stories and biographical sketch es? (2) About hom much should they be worth per column to Sunday papers or magazines?
 A. Naturally, to publishers who print them. Submit your copy to a periodical which prints matter of the same sort. C2D A story that is ac- cepted may bring anything from So 10 $100.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-05

W. T. A.-Crude petroleum is al excellent hair tonic. So is a tea made of sage and .'store" tea, half of each. Massage literally, rubbing the scalp lightly with the tips of the fingers. The territories are New Mexico. Ari- zona, Alaska, Hawaii and the District of Columbia. The names of the states and their capitals may be found in any geography and in al most any almanac or annual.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-21
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Sew YORK Af7H z}-SUGAR- London sugar beets
advanced 54d. o. g.. 3sd. Ter April and May. with
ioHe steady az be adFance- The local sugar market
was less nfm, a. buvers we're Dot 30 eager 20 uur-
chase sugar. but former prices we're quoted Re
fined was quiet bgt unchanged
81 IfEk Receipts. 3Cl5 packages. Market hTm
and unchanged.
EGtS- Receipts. 595l eases The market lover,
with Western 6Fsts Issi-.
NAVAL ST RES-Buynrss in spirits turpentine
was quiet aud easy. 62is ior machine made barrels
Resin fm the basis of 275 for common
20 good strained 4 steady and unchanged market
noted Tor tar with so quoted foT OIL barrels.
Mill FEED-Fir-. s9rns BRAN IN l20-lb. sacks.
To arrive lake aBd rail- q 50; mddlings. u.53: city
trsu. 25o, ina buk; Western red dog 2i-50 to az
Eife
FLoUR-Su0ng. uuiet business Spring patents,
i59af6o, spring clears. &45a275; winter straishts
5-f5a36l, winter clears. 1loaa25. Kansas in sacks.
patents 2sa405. straghts. 465as75 clear. Zsoa111.
RYE FLOUR Moderate. trade STEADY. 368a4 Is
CORN MEAf.-fHm. fair demand. Kim dried for
export 2sis2-s5; coarse meal. IN hags. Ll0aLu
HAN-tiaoa grades wanted. Receipts SO tons.
Prime timothy. l-s9al25 No. J. Lbs No. ,. Les
No. = aeas5
sTRAW-Slow trade. Long rye s5a69
BEEf-Steady. small business Family. 10 25aA 50
packet I9O0su.0.
PORK Light demand. Mes. I-.58als50; family
leGa
TALLOw-siav trade CITY in bogsbeads. 6i..
LAED-Stroug. Prime Western SIC. city $50
refined continent. 925: south American 100; re
tined Brazilian. kegs 100; ciy stessine 9zs cleo
st1ariue. weak, Q, Chicago g.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-21
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.


BUTTER-Beceipts light impossible Ga FIT de-
mand Creamery fancy. IS. Western tfsts. 50. ssc-
ouds g process fancy, &s23, fair TO good. 25aS
daly. choice. 2ia25s good, -a2 store-Eacsed fresh.
i5al6
CHEEsE-1iarket unchanged New York State.
factory. large. HAAS; do small l5izal6; summer
large. Has; Western factory HeE. choice Hzal5
DO, fair to good. II Virginia 10
EGGS-Receipts liberal; maTfct s-sady, Nearby,
fresh. Virginia. IS West Virginia and S0uthWes,
Virginia slsaI6. Tennessee I5iaal6i North Carolina
l5ie duck eggs Is
LIVE POULTRY n, ceiuts liberal. market easier
Chickens. winter. 3a35. do spring Sass; stays Per
TO- l8al2, hens Fer To-. Is. ROSTERS. Per TO-.
IsiZ; geese per 10. sale; turkeys toms per 10 Ia
II; de-. hens per TO-, Has. turkeys, thin. sal0
keats per d.. p
DRESSED POULTRY-Choice stock in good De-
mapd. Tmkey-. hens. uHdrswu per b., Is: do. aver
age, uudIawu, IS do. thin per H.. 10, old toms
Il: ChickeHs, spring. large. Per H., 20, do small.
Z3a25. fowls. Is Capons lib. average. 2ls12. DO.
small, l7s.s hens choice. IS; ROSTERS. 9: ducks
large. lisl5; do, small Il geese, sail.
DRESSED MEATS-Ch0ice dressed calves in good
demand Full dressed I00laIIOg heads IN. i0OJ
bog dressed calves. AGO. hams. country sugar euEed
EatL
VEGETABLES Potatoes. per bushel t0sR; do
Virginia and Maryland, per barrel L5oaLf5i sweet
potatoes. per barrel 303a3 80 vans, per hagre Z5C
a5.00; asparagus. per dozen. 300a6n. cabbage p1
crate, 20oa225: celery. New York per bunch Sass
d., Florida. per crate 2o0a275; c1lcumbeTs. Flol-
ida per basket. 2Ooa250; lettuce Florida. per bas-
ket 200a3.0O; nuions, Ohio pei barrel. 225az 50
string beans green. per basket 3.50al5o; tomatoes
Florida fancy, ger cate 300a49Q
GREEN FRUTTS-Apple market strong and nic5
table varieties meet with steady SHE; common sock
neglected Iorh Imperial 200a3 90; Ben Davis, 309a
50: fancy table fruit. seoa550; oranges. Florida
hrighS per box 359ai %. California naveis per 20
350a4OO. grape fruit. Florida per box, s.50a300
Strawberries. PER quart l5aZ5.
DRIED FRUITs-Apples sliced fancy. s.; sliced
bright, a.: cherries. l2ali; Wh0Ttlgbeuies I0sl2
FaspbCnies. 1Gag7. hiackbcTics. 8.
HAY AND sTRAW-rmothy, choice, 2i.56; No
J. q 90: No g B5al900; mixed lay, I300als03-
clover, y 00al6a0; straw. rye bundle. u.80sI2 %
re machine thrash. s.50d908 vnsat, 7.e1s7.5.
GRAlN-Wheat. choice. 7ia55; fair to good 6Sa7z
ordinary. 5os55. Corn-Sheled, Wits 5sa55 yeliow
sass; ear. 2sOa300. Oats-WesteTn, white. No. q
s9a52: mixed. saa58
WOOL AND HIDES-Choice fuFs IN good demand
hides dali Wool, washed, fIey Of buTs, 35aS7 wool
uuwashed, free OF burs, Ea2s; wool. bury. 75a26
hides green, 9; dry. lsal7 sheepskins green. each
98ai co. dry. z5a75; cslfskus LEGAL 50 muskrat. l0a
%; black IS kits ); skunk. 25al-50; mink. T5a4 %
rabbit skins lall4; opossum l0a25; TaCc00n. 2ja93
fox red, LOOa2.5O; gray, 5oa75
The Washington herald., 1907-04-21
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. April 2O.-Aloney on call quoted nomi-
nally az per cent to-day. Loans during the week
have been made between and IA. per cent with
the tone Of the market gradually becoming harder.
Money loans we're at "a and ~, Tuesdays at "a
and 2 and Wednesday at 3 and per cent. On
Thursday the range was 8 and 2 per cent and
Fridays rates we're and
Time money during the week was offered freely.
but gradually worked up around ) per cent. There
vas less demand for shortterm loans. Rates were
fractionally lower short time loans at per cent
for thirty days. 80 for sixty days and to "a
for ninety days; AZ to per cent for four months
and per cent for fire, six. seven. and eight
months, 50 per cent for over the year
Mercantile paper came into the market this week
with increased freedom. While the demand was
not keen, there was moderate absorption, local aud
outside. II was noteworthy. however. that prices
did not fan much with the money rates. BUYERS
manifesting the determination either 10 secure
lucrative rates or abstain from making purchases
Rates. - per cent 20 81 per cent for sixty and
ninety days Endorsed bills receivable So to 81 Der
cent for choice four single names 81 per cent and
above for others
Sterling exchange vas very hrm to-day closing %
points higher all around
Rates for actual business we're as follows; Sixty
days. 4.s2s5a4 $50; demand, 4s5S5aa $50; cables
4.s6i5ai.sS9. Commercial bills were 4SI7sa4 spa
Continental bills were quoted as follows: Francs
52z's less lS2, and Sisas plus ia; reiehsEaarss
IS i5-ls and 81 iSI6; GuUders, iois.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-21
TRUST MEN INDICTED
Grand Jury Holds Ninety
three Prominent Citizens.
LUMBER DEALERS ACCUSED
Alleged TO Have Combined "a Boost
the Price Of Lumber-AianipuIafiO
of Prices AIieged-Briek supply
Company Under IByestiEatiOn-N0
Immediate Arrests to Be Made.

Toledo. Ohio, April 20.-Ninety-t Of
the most prominent men ia Toledo's bust
ness life were indicted on 2i5 counts by
the grand jury which returned its report
to Judge Morris this afternoon.
The men indicted are the members Of
the Toledo Master Plumbers Association,
numbering sixty persons: tWenty-four
Iumbermen. and nine brickmen The in-
dictments are returned for violation OF
the Valentine anti-trust law, and are the
result OF an investigation covering a 2e-
Rod OF about two weeks.
The National Supply Company. Of South
81. Clair street, is 1he only corporation
indicted. This company deals in plumb
ers' and oil well supplies, and is alleged
10 have been concerned in the regulations
Of the prices Axed by the master plumb
ers' association.
The Toledo Brick Supply Company. al
legged 10 have been an Illegal combination
of the brick manufacturers in restraint
Of trade. is said 10 have been organized
for the purpose OF controlling the prices
OF the product Of local brick manufac-
tuners Since the passage Of the Falen-
tine antitrust law. il is said TO have
changed It's form. but the prosecutor ex-
poets to show that il has continued AS
a monopoly Of the brick business locally.
THE Toledo Lumber Dealers Bureau
Of Credit is charged with being the con
trolling organization Of the lumber mar
iIet. its members, it is alleged, having
combined to boost the prices Of lumber at
will Several building contractors testi-
fed before the grand jury as to the man
neT in which its operations affected them.
in the manipulation Of the prices OF build
ing material and the cost OF construction
by the lumber dealers and brick manu-
factuFeFs
Nobody will be placed under immediate
arrest. The prosecutor viii give them a
chance to come in voluntarily plead 10
the indictments against them. and give
bond for appearance Tor trial These
preliminary measures will be accom-
piiShed within the coming week, and the
cases viii be assigned for trial later.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-21

LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New York. April 21-CATTLE- Receipts. so No
trade in live cattle. Feeling steady. Dressed beet
in moderate demand at 7iaa9iz per lb
CALN ES-Reeeipts, .s01. Feeling about steady.
Dressed calves in rather light supply and steady.
City dressed ye3ls SALE per H.. country dressed
sale
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rcceipts $50: nothing
doing up 60 late hour but sellers holding steady
HOGS Receipts. i.1f9, uomHaiiy steady, az yes
tcItays quotations
Chicago, April 9.-CATTLE- Receipts about I5g
head: market steady, Beeyes s25s66 s.; COWS / ga
s.s0; heers 265s5a0 calves s5ea600 good 70 prime
steers 555a665; pc0r to medium. i-5a5 30 stockers
and feeders 2saa5l0
H0GS-Receipts. Leo head market generally 5
cents higher. Light 6.45a675: mixed. 45as. 70:
heavy 6.30a6,6Ti-; rough. 63oa6i5 pigs 6l0ae g.,
coed 10 choice heavy 655a667z bulk Of sales. 6sOa
66
SHEEP Receipts about $500 head: market steady.
Native. 4.50a6 90 Western. i50sg So warnings 79os
7.I5; lambs. 6.5oas.5G Western s.5oss So
The Washington herald., 1907-04-21
PEACE DELEGATES CONFER.
American Representative at The
Hague Visit state Department.

Hague Visit state Department..
All the American delegates to the
forthcoming peace conference at The
Hague, with the exception of Judge e.
". Rose. of Arkansas. bad confer
once yesterday AT the State Depart
ment with Secretary of State Root and
Assistant Secretary Bacon for the pur-
pose Of receiving their instructions as
TO the part they are to play on behalf
Of the United States in the congress.
Those present were Joseph IT. Choate.
Horace Porter ". T. Buchanan. Brig.
Gen. George p. Davis. Rear Admiral
Charles s Sperry. j. B. Scott expert
on international law; Charles II. But
Ter. expert attache and Chandler Hale.
secretary of the delegation.
The United States viii support at
The Hague the British proposition for
a limitation OF expenditures on arma-
ments. and VIII also urge the adoption
Of the Drago doctrine for a limitation
OF the cases I'm which force may bse
used for the collection of contractuaT
debts.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-21
Band rresfdent nend

Red Bank. \. j., April 29.-Joseph a.
Throckmorton, aged eighty, president of
the Second National Bank. aud one of
the richest and most prominent men in
this section OF the country. died to-day
from stomach trouble. He was a forty
miner in California, and well known for
his charitable requests.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-21
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE Extra. Per cwt.. 525a559; butcher, ieaa
$50: common 90; rough. 80
HOGS-Pcr CBt. gross, 6.75a7.00; ordinary, 500
SHEEP Clipped, 4,50a50a; common 200a500
LANBS-SpTing choice per h.. I2alZizi winter,
las.
CALy Es-Prime per H., s. medium 7a7as com
mon fa5; grass, 4a4lz.
COWS-Prine. fresh. each. 40.ooa50.00; common,
&,00zSa99. old and dry. s.ooal9.e9
The Washington herald., 1907-04-21
FACTORY WORKERS IN PANIC.
Three Persons Burned in Fire That
Caused Explosion.

Philadelphia, April 20.-Three persons.
two women and a man, were seriously
injured to-day as the result Of an ex-
plosion of a gas retort at the plant Of
John & James Dobson, carpet lnanufac-
turers, in the northwestern part Of tie
city.
The explosion followed a slight Ere and
threw the 1850 employees at work In the
mills into A panic. Many young women
tainted. but all the employees were gotten
ont safely with the exception of the
three Tho were badly burned They were
Mary Cavanaugh. Annie Mirk. and Gecrge
Shaw. They were removed 70 q hospital
and probably viii recover
Much damage was done TO machinery by
the explosion.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-21
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

ssies-Regular call Il O'Clock noon.
Washington Railway and Electric d. SEQ Al 90.
Washington Railway and Electric CON-. 50 At ss's
80 At ssss 50 at ssA 50 at ssls. 50 at s9ls . a.
s9is 50 at Ss8. So At 5aN So At ssss, % at s9is,
AZ 40. z a. co. 100 at 20. 100 at 1875.
Washington Railway aud Electric pid-s p az ~
3 ~ 90
Washington Gas, 10 az g.
Lauston Af0uOtype. . at f75t IS Ct -
Mitchell Mining. 100 at 81.
After cal-Columhis Fire Insurance. 10 At rs
Tbs follawiag are the closing quotations On yes
teTday's Stock Exchange;
The Washington herald., 1907-04-21

New York, April 90-WHEAT- Strong but quiet
No, ] Northern Duluth 10 arrive. opsning naTiga-
ton. cents over May {. O. b.; No. ] Northern
Manitoba. ssh. {. b.. May-June; No. ? Northern
Manitoba. lake and rail- 2Iay-June s7is, f. o. b :
No. 2 red (. o. b.. s.. No. hard T. O. b. IL over
May; No. ] macaroni, opening navigation ST. f. o.
b.. No. 2 mscaroni. opening navigation, ssiS. TX
p0rters took nothing.
C0RN-S Strong checking trade. No. elevator
S.; No. 2 544.a55 T. O. b.. No. yellow. s. No .
white. 57a55sz. +. O. b. Exporters took ? loads
OATS-strong BAT inactive Elevator prices. No
white. l95s No ; white $50; No. 2 mixed g.
The prices for futures follow:
The Washington herald., 1907-04-21
SRIPYARD FIRE AT GENOA.
Workmen Aid FiremeB in saving
Vessels Under Construction,

Genoa. April 20.-Damage to the amount
Of 100000 was wrought to-day by a FIRE
in the Odero shipyard. one of the largest
in Italy The 1850 wOrkmen employed in
the yard Joined the hremen in fighting the
flames, and saved part Of the yards.
A new steamship Of the Italian steam
Navigation Company. Re Vittorio Eman-
uel. which is almost ready for launching.
and a cruiser, understood to be building
for Japan. narrowly escaped destruction.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-21
PRICE CHANGES or THE WEEK

Total sales on the Washington Stock
Exchange for the week ended April 90.
Furnished by GTimn Halstead q Co.
brokers, members Washington Stock EX-
change 1854 street northwest
Uo.Fs 0uau Uiyu frw last
The Washington herald., 1907-04-21
GOVERNMENT RoNDs.
New York, April s0.--Closing quotations of Unite
glatas rorarrFnani honds.
The washington Herald by Mail,

Daily, one month. p cents.
Daily and Sunday. one month. 50 cents.
Daily, one year.s...s-.........s. 500.
Daily and Sunday. one year. s420
This includes postage to any part Of the
United States and Canada
The Washington herald., 1907-04-21
pRICE CHANCES ron THE YEAR.

Following are the bid prices for the
most active issues listed on the Wash
ingt0u Stock Exchange yesterday and
the corresponding date a year ago.
Apr % Apr. o.
zoos
The Washington herald., 1907-04-21

}. E. Weed Of Dick Bros. & Co.-''The
market opened dull and continued so up
10 the publishing Of the bank statement.
Transactions represented scalping opera
ti0ns of traders. and even these were not
numerous. The bank statement which
showed a heavy increase i'm the loan ac-
count. and "a decrease in reserves. al
though unfaVorable. had practically no in
fluence upon the market. In the last half
hour a short covering movement set i'm.
carrying issues IN from IL to 2ls. I look
for a rather better market next week
The Washington herald., 1907-04-21

As predicted in this column. Capital
Traction. recovered 8 points on the quo
tation price yesterday on the Washington
Exchange, the purpose TO beat down the
stock being entirely wanting. There was
likewise no trading.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-21
CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished by F. n. Chapman 4
Co. members New York Stock Exchange. q. Bowie
Chapman manager. 1901 street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-21
BOSTON STOCKS.

Furnished by E R. Chapman 4 Co., members
New York Stock Exchange. g. Bowie Chapman.
manager. 1901 street northwest
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished hy Charles G. Gates 4 To-.
nesnbsrs Of the New York Stock Ezehsnse siunssy
suilding.
Total sales. ......... I20,0OO shares
The Washington herald., 1907-04-21

Quotations furnished by Charles G. Gates & Co.,
members Chicago Board Of Trade, Aiunsey Building.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-21
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
GRAIN MARKETS.

surplus OF the banks is SIl 70i. SIS, aeains
3 last year and 81 ~. ESQ tso years ago.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-21
OpinIons on lac New Yorll MnrIse

Outside Of the railway shares il was a
mighty dun day on the exchange.