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Maryland Patents

THE following Marylanders have
been granted patents this week: John
w. barley, Jr., Baltimore. self-play-
ing piano; Joseph Nj. Griffith, Car
din, conyeyor; Andrew Ramsay, Mount
Savage, brick-cutting machinery.
For copy OF any OF the above patents
send ten cents in postage stamps with
date OF this paper TO G. A. Snow a.
Co., patent attorneys, Washington, d. q.
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remedy for Diarrhoea Never known
TO Fail.

want TO say few words for Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
have used this preparation in my family
for the past five years and have recommended
II to number Of people in York county and
have never known it to fail TO effect cure
in any instance. feel that can not say too
much for the best remedy Of the kind in the
worlds. JEMusoN, Spring Grove, York
County, Pa. This remedy is for sale by
Feldmeyer Bros. Drug Store.
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HAD AN AWFUL TIME
But ChamberIafn's Collie, ChoIcr
aud Diarrhoca Remedy Cured
Him.

II Is with pleasure that give you THU
unsolicited testimonial. About a year ago
when had n severe case Of measles got
caught out in hard rain and the measles
settled in my stomach and bowels. | had
an awful time and had il not been for the
use Of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and ID.
arrhoea Remedy could not have possibly
lived but few hours longer, but thanks 70
this remedy am now strong and well.
have written the above through simple graft.
tude and shall always speak good word
for this remedy.-SAM ii. GwIN, Concord
Ca. For sale by Feldmeyer Bros. Drug
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The salad supper given under the
auspices of the Helpers League Of
st. Martins German Lutheran Church,
will be held tonight, Wednesday
evening, in the lower room of the
church on Francis street. The follow
ing is the menu:
Chicken Salads Potato
Beans Slaw
Cold Meats.
Veal Ham Beef
Pickles Tomatoes
Md. Biscuits Rolls
Coffee
Harlequine Cream, Cake and Cara
mels on Sale.
must bring dishes. Liberal patronage
is solicited.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-02

The condition OF Judge Austin J..
Crothers. the Democratic nominee for
Governor, is said to be much Inn
proved. He rested well last night at
his home in Elkt0n, and his tempera-
ture and pulse were better than any
day since his illness.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-02

Mothers who give their children
Rennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup in
sariably indorse it. Children like I
because the taste is plea7ant. Con
tains Honey and Tar. Conforms 70 the
National Pure Food and Drug Law.
Sold by Feldmeyer Bros. Druggists
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-02

1t Is undIgested food that causes
sourness and painful indigestion. Ko-
dol For Indigestion should be used for
relief. Kodol is a solution OF vegetable
acids. 1t digests what you eat, a. \
corrects the deficiencies of digestion.
Kodol conforms to the National Part
Food and Drug Law. Sold here by
Veldmeyer Bros Druggists
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Advertised Letters

The following letters remain UNI
claimed in the Annapolis postofiice.
Persons calling for same should men,
ton they were advertised In The Cap
ital and give date of advertisement:
Mems List-Charles Brown, Arthur
b. Cecil, Capt. p. w. Haywood, j.
w. Joomey, Lewis Parker, NJ. q.
Catron, w. q. Jones, Alva Cosley,
William Thearle, George Wells.
women's Iist--Mrs. VIM. A. Gard
ner, Mrs. Charles Belknap. Mrs. Sarah
+. Brooks, Mrs. John Irwin, Miss
Alice johnson, Mrs. Heating, Mrs. j.
w. Phillips, Mrs. Jas. X. Shaw,
Mrs. b. II. Brownson, Miss Della
Curtin. Mrs. John b. Johnson, Mrs.
Jane James, Mrs. l.. ID. Montgomery,
Sarah T.. Savoy, Miss Nellie A.
smith, Mrs. ). T. Treyilian.
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ChamberIain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy Better than
Three Doctors.

Three years ago we had three doctors
with our little boy and everything that they
could do seemed in vain. At last when all
hope seemed to be gone We began using
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoes
Remedy and in few hours he began TO i'm.
prove. Today he is as healthy child at
parents could wish for.--MRs. b. j. JOHN
noE, Linton, Miss. For sale by Feldmeyer
Bros Drug Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-02

Il IS impossible, simply impossible, for any
ono 20 enjoy the best Of health II the bowels
are consdpsied. Undigested material, waste
products, poisonous substances, must be
daily removed from the body or there win
be trouble, and often serious trouble, too.
Ayers Pills aid nature that's all Z G AZ es CO.
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Lioer Pills
4 Al Dour doctor u he ksosos heller
phi for a sigeeish heer than flyer
4 PHI. Then (oilon RS adpic<.


WAsHiN0ToE. October 2. 1890 q. ni
For Maryland--Fair and warmer 10
night and Thursday.
w. l.. MOORE.
Chief Of Weather Bureau
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schedule Of Local Trains
MARYLAND Electric Railways Co.,
.SSAPOLis sH0RT LINE

,s,Bsauis IN eject June znd. 1907.
WEEK DAYS
.~..rraPoLrs. LEAVE BALTrMoRn
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. Sept. 4-CATTLE-Receipts g 00: esti
mated for Tuesday, 5000 Market 10 CENTS higher
Prime beeves. 3 Z5a7.2 q poor 90 medium 4l0a53
stocers and feeders 26a490; COWS and heifeTs 25la
$50: Gamers. l9Oa2.5o; Texans, 35oa525; Westerns
40Oa6 g.
HOGs-Receipts. 1900: estimated for Tuesday
2 Ooo Market sale cents higher Light 6l5a6.62l1
rough 555a5 90; mixed. 595a660; heavies 5.95a6 .
pigs 46h650
SHEEP Receipts. 5000: estimated for Tuesday
600 Market steady. Is cents lower Native sheep
3O0a5 20: Western sheep SO0a5.40; native lambs,
475a7.25 Western lambs ASA. 40.
New York. Sept 8.-CATTLE-Receipts 40
Steers SLOW and fully 10 cents lower: bulls steady
to l0al5 cents higher; closed steady; bologna cows
firm 10 % cents higher; medium COWS. lower few
cars OF steers unsold Common 10 choice steers
iHka650: bulls. 200a375. choice fat do 4O0ai q
C4LVEs-Recvipts, $3.50. Market firm to Is cent,
higher: ali sold. Veals 55l89 20: cuils, 400a500;
grassers. 30ca3 50; Western calves. 35Os525: fed
calves 350a4 co. dressed calves steady city dressed
veals. slkal4 cents per D.; country dressed 7al2
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rcceipts. ESQ Sheep and
good lambs steady 10 firm others SLOW: few cars
unsold Sheep. 3.5ea5.50; cllls 25a300; lambs SO
as %; culls 4.50a5.0
HoGS-Receipts. 800; 1900 on sale Market
steady. Heavy to light State and PENNSYLVANIA hogs
6s0s7le
Baltimore. Sept. 23-HOGs-Receipts for wees
ended noon to-day were 939 head. against 06E
head last week Light supply to-day and fair de
mand. Westerns light 25l735; from other points
6S5a7.2); Toughs. 5.00a6.00.
SHEEP AND LAAiBS-Receipts for week ended
noon TO-DAY were s7l2 head. against ls45 head las;
week. Heavy rn to-day; fair demand for best
grades: Others slow. Sheep. 200a5.25; lambs, 50ea
7s1
CALVES Receipts for week ended noon TO-DAY
were &c head against 6Z5 head last week Heavy
supply oday and market slow, Common " best
s5oas0o
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BALTIMORE GRAIN PRICES.

WHEAT-Stock in elevators. $3.50 bushels.
Southern wheat to-day fractionally trmer on
graded lots. Receipts moderate and al desirable
offerings disposed Il On grade at LO4 fer special bin
No ? red lO5l5 for stock No, red l051s Tor spe-
cial bin steamer No. red, 1O5 for stock steamer
No 2 red. 81 for special bin rejected 81 for stock
rejected and 81 for rejected 70 g through The drier
sales. 5000 October. L03k; rejected, track.
92i4; 1875 No red Western, SPOT L0i7s. set
Ting prices. officially posted. were; No red
Western IO41s for contract. spot, L057s; No. )
red I0las, steamer No. 2 red. LOO: steamer Ne.
red Western, LO0A.
FLOUR-Market quiet. Winter extra, 37Oa390;
do. clear, S.i0aiL5; do. straight 4+ai55; do,
patent 47Oa4 IS; spring clear fl0a4 40 do. straight,
sla5 s.: do. patent 550a575; City Mills best pat
ent 6I5 do high grade patent $50; do, straight,
So: do choice family. AIS; extra. 3S5ai0G; rye
-four, medium 10 choice, S5a4o5; cornmeal, per LOO
lbs. Lioalj3.
CORN-stock in elevators, SS3. 2o5 bushels. No re-
cepts to-day 4 Southern corn Track yellow corn.
domestic delivery 77aIs PET bUshe for carlots prime
on spot Contract opened lower: October. 6s'z. No.
white ssh: for mixed, GO steamer mixed. e.
steamer white. 65}h No }. g. Spot September, Go
6s14: October. 6Sa6S4: year. 59i1; January. g.
OATS-S Stock in elevators. ZoSZ bushels: ship
usents from elevators. Z T02 bushels White No 2
heavy SASH DO. No. 2 light TO red, 55a55is; do.
No 3. heavy 53i1a5is do, No. ,. medium. 52a52i4
do. No g. light. 81 sales; do. No. l. light 10
heavy J)a5o}1; mixed, No ? s., sales: do. No. ;.
5lIka52; do No. J. 5ika5l-
RYE-Stock in elevators . 659 bushels; shipments
from elevators $50 bushels. No. 2 Western rye %;
No we s2asi; bag lots. 75sS0
HAY-Nc. / timothy. large bales. II 50als0O: do.
small blocks E.5alsOo; No 2 timothy, Is 50alT o.
No timothy. II 50al5.50; No. / clover mixed Is %
al6.00; No. clover mixed. l350al4.50
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished hy Miller & Co. members Of
the New York Stock and Cotton exchanges. and New
Orleans Cotton Exchange 1888 street northwest.
New York sept G3.-Tbc market was IN a demon
allied condition. Liverpool leading with q sharp de-
cline and sending beari5h market TicRs while New
Orleans talking ia similar strain. Local sell
ing was on a large scale with an utter absence OF
support. despite the loss already recorded. and all
hope Of any rally Of consequence was abandoned
After prices had declined twenty-five points heavy
covering by shorts steadied the market but selling
resumed later on. causing further weakness The
outlook fayorS lower market. The tropical storm
has been sidetncked, and few are much concerned
about its temperance. The same may be said Of
frost and as for the movement IL j. steadily in
creasing and viii undoubtedly continue 20 swell
The 5cent holding movement Is everywhere
myth. except the part Of some Texas growers
who fail 20 recognize the fine crop prospects in
other parts Of the belt Contracts NAY prove tempt
ing at considerably lower prices but at present
there IS no incentive 10 buy. Liverpool is due %
come to 6 lower in the morning
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

BUTTER Creamery. fancy. H.. 2l4a9: do.
choice. 25aZiz do, good Za5, do. imitation. ia
. do, prints Za5), DO. biocS., 2es29s ladle Ia2l
Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls lsaI9; Ohio rolls
lsale West Virginia rolls. Issl9i store packed Ohio.
l5als do West Virginia. laals: Maryland Virginia
and peunsyyaua dairy prints, lsal9; renovated but
Ter. 2aa25
EGGS Maryland. Pennsylvania and nearby frsts
loss Of. Ver Dozen q Western frsts loss Of. =
West Virginia frsts loss OF, 2 southern frsts loss
of. 2la22. guinea ssgs. llal2
LIVE POULTRY -ChiCkeuS. old hens. heavy. per
To-. Hlal4-1 do. small l3i.als'4 do, old ROSTERS
each 5s3o; do spring. large, PET ID l6'1aIT, do.
snail. I6'eaI. ducks. puddle large y; do. small,
l0au; do muscCYy and mGugTel loall; do. drakcs.
each Sa4); do. white Pekius. pcr To-. =: pigeons.
Young, pr pair. Is do. DID, IS guinea fowl, old,
each. 3aZ5; do. young. 8a40-
FRUITS AND YEGETABLES-TCUatoes- Mary
land and Virginia. pr bauel, No l. L25al.5o; d.,
small. C1mnon 75al10, do. half barrel basket, goa
65 do, New YORK assorted, PET barrel 25aS5a
Beets per hgnch Hal Cabbage native, psr 100.
20nl50 Cautal5upes. Maryland. ps- crate, 6al-9o
celery. New York Per bunch, sac Corn, native,
per dozen, sugar I0alf. CGCmbers. native Ier
peach basket BAD Dams0us Maryland and Viz
GINA pr box 250a3.O0; do. per barrel. S5as %.
EGG plants. native. plr basket. Is. Lettuce New
Yerk DIT BASKET. 100 Onions PennsylTann vel
low pcT busAel 65aT5 Oranges. California. pr box
as 10 size. 5c3s5 80 Peaches. Eastern shore. Mary
land pr box. choice 20aa25G do, PIE fruit, box,
seal IS. do per carrier lZaL50. Pears. Eastern
shore Bartlctts pr basket 5oa75. do. New YORK.
Bartlett pr barrel i50a6o0; do. G favcrite, peT
tarrrl. 4O0a5O) Piums Western Maryland and
Pennsylvania Per fvep1und basket l2isal5- Squash.
Anne Arundel. Der basket. Is tomatoes nearby,
Der basket l5a20 do. Eastern Shore Maryland, Der
basket l2-aal5 do Anne Arundel. DIT basket. Ina
4: do measured bashel 25aS5. Waternelcus, last
ern shore. each 2ll0; do. Virgins, PEI 100. 2Na
500: DO. Anne Arundel per 100. 3elal0-0o
potatoes Nearby. prime, peT bushei, o5ass
do Western Maryland and Pennsylvania. prime, 5oa
IS: do Western Maryland and PenusySania sec
onds. 45a45: do. Rspp5hannock, pr large barrel
rrirnes coal 3. do Eastern Shore. MARYLAND. Ter
barrel prime lo1al 2; do York River. prime. Looa
Is. vans North Carolina. new. L25ai.5o; do Viz
riuia. Z5aL5; sweets new. yellow, lsaZN; 90,
Anne Arundel yell0ws, 2Qa29-
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.



BUTTER-Demand active and market strong.
Creamery. fancy 2sa2s4 do Western frsts. p; do.
seconds. 2a26. pruoess fancy. 24a2iis: do. fair to
good Ha22: dairy choice. bad; do good. l9 store
packed fresh. 10
CHEEsE-Market firm and active on al kinds
NeW York state faetory, large, I5l=al4i do, fats,
liaI4z do. small. l4Lzal5; do. summer, large, Iva
Is: do sumner, small. I4alils do far 70 good, ia
q: Westsrn factory new choice. l44al5; do, fair
% good. II Virginia. 10.
EGGS-Receipts moderate. demand active. Near
by fresh Virginia Ea25; West Virginia and South
vest Virginia, Za24: Tennessee. Za2i; North Caro-
lima. =
LIVE PCULTRY-Receipts hight; market firm.
/ Spring chickens Has; do. small, Il; hens, lStz:
ROSTERS. s; ducks large. llal2, do small saloi
gees. 5Gs turkeys toms I-r h., IL do. hens, IS.
do. chin. 20. keats 20
DRESSED POULTRY Receipts moderate: market
Arm. Turkeys heus uudnwn pr ID. 10, do.
averuge uudrawu i5als; do. thin 70: old toms. q;
chickens large Halls. hens. choice, 3; rcosers g.
ducks. old. 9a,9. spring. l3ll4; geese. BAIL
DRESSED MEATS-Czlves, fan dressed, a.09i
heads o. s0as o.; hog drcssed calves. zoo; hams,
country. sugar cured lia6.
VEGETABLES Potatoes. home grown. per bbl.
L5h20e pFT bushe. s5a6o; sweet potatoes. Ier bbl.
Z5laZ75. vans 200; cabbage, per h5l., 90, eucum-
b,r North Carolina. ltal5o; lettuce. hons grown,
Dbl. Lu0aLj1. onions Maryland ana Virginia. per
hU. 75ag5; DO Maryland aud Virginia. pr Dbl.
Z5la2 = string beans green. per basket. L9ualS
beets, bunch, 5ss, cautai0uTrs. 5aB.
GREEN FBUITs-Apples loose packed. lGai.5o
peaches. Per box. 21a250. DO. common. L0laLSo
sJNDKIES-BeeswaE, 3; tGllow. 5a51, honey.
white clover. llb new. -; do, do. 2lb.. new ~
alz ginseng per b. 6Ola65J; seneca, p.r b.. %;
golden seal 40a4j pink lZal4 mandrake Zl3; snake
root s.
GBAIN-Whsat. choice. s5ass; do, fair to good.
-asV- do or1iuaTy -5as5 re 60465. corn sheIled.
white. l5as9; do yellow, 75as5 do ear. 4ooai. :
oats Western. white Ne. p sa70 do. mixed. 65a6s
Bran. IxT ton = gLa50 % middliugs - OOa5LO1
HAY AND STRAW-Tm0thy choice. % O0a2l-00:
do No. J. l9 00a0G3, do. No. 2 y 0iai90o; mixed
hay, IS9als ". clover. l6eal7.5, s-rsW Tye. per
bundle mo-. do. DO machine tATsshed 65oa675
do. vEeat $50
WOOL AND HIDES-WOol. washed. free q burs.
pr H. g do, uuWashed. free q bUrs pct H. o
do, bury Isr 10, 2; hides green. per b. g. DO.
dry per Ib Bali sheep skins green each s0alO
do, dry. each. 2a-5; calf skins. green. each. IS
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Sept. 23-Money on call ut the stocB
exchange to-day opened at 3k per cent: highest
81. lowest !; closing, per cent Most Of the loans
were az 5 per cent.
Tine money continued easy, with moderate de
mand Rates; 5a5lz per cent for thirty 10 sixt,
days 81 for ninety days and per cent for four
FIVE and six months
Mercantile paper remained unchanged with a dull
market, because Ct lack q demand. Rates: 6lsai
per cent for four TO six months bills receivable and
prime single names; per cent and upward for
others
Sterling to-day was strong. demand rates advanc.
ing \ CENT over Saturday 70 above 4s5K InauIry
for remittance active bat Offering q bills was
light There vas scarcity Of commercial bills Rates
for actual business were: Sixty days l6235ai 500
demand As59Oai s5s5: cables 4s6i5a3 S650 Conner.
cial bills were 4SSas2H
The supply Of grain and cotton bills was better.
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Recent reports from Rosebud. New. state that
Rosebud is working up 20 the requisites Of a much
bigger camp than anybody expected.
The Brown Palace IS a regular shipper. but
owing 70 the fact that It is controlled by q close
cooperation, smelter returns the product are not
made public.
Rosebud Extension which joins the Brown Palace
and is comprised Of the following claims: Brown
Palace Extension No l. Brown Palace Extension
No. 2. Red Top. and Red Top No. l. total acre
age Of seventyve is reported 10 have struck valu-
able ores.
The Drcamland. owned b. John W. Brock and
associates. Of Philadelphia. who own and operate
the largest mine in Tonopah, the Tonopah Railroad
and other properties in the State is evidently de
vcloPing into property. Other properties which
show good development are Golden Anchor, Golden
Triangle and the Bard and Mum lease
Il IS expected that ore shipments from the yari-
Gus Rosebud properties will commence IN few
months when the Western Pacific road 70 Salt Lake
City is completed
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by A. 0. Brown & Co.. mem.
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange and the Chi
eago Board of Trade. Munsey Building
Chicago, sept. 3-Wheat was heavy. the chief in
fiuence being the big shipments from Russia SO
coo bushels, against assoc a year ago The de-
cines resulted in liberia! cash business here i red
winter wheat but the chief export call was for No
wheat There good milling trade Weather
tn Northwest has been wet and unsettled In the
last twenty-f0ur hours. Predictions Of rain and
sleet fer Manitoba tonight.
Corn showed heavy tone from the start The
failure Of Irost 10 do any damage in corn belt.
along with The large receipts here. made a weak
market. The market received little support on the
break, Frost appeared Saturday night in Eastern
Iowa, Northern Illinois, and il Southern Minnesota
and Wisconsin, and heavy in Central West.
Oats weakened with other grains because Of re
uevCd hedging sales, the first in some time by re-
ccivCrs and shipping houses Support was poor and
trade small
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MINING STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished by Irving K. Harrington
& Co. members Of the New York Produce tx.
change, Frank c, Klngsland manager. HIbbs Build
ing.
The mining market today, ON light trading re-
mains finn. GoldAeld consolidated, after touching
~ reacted 20 ~ and closed strong az that figure
The entire list showed slight falling Of. but Cold
field stocks remained generally finn Tramps Con
s1lidated was the leader q the Bufrog district Il
remained firm ard closed az S. bid. The public
seemed 10 manifest little interest in CobaltS Npis
sing. on lght trade. remsired firm and closed at
500 Inquiries are being received by brokers from
all parts Of the country and the opinion is that the
market Is now az its lowest level
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. per c8t-. 55oa575: butcher. 40
Is 90: common. 25Oa30e
HOGS-Per cwt-, gross 700a7 . ordinary, 65aa7 o.
SHEEp-Clipped, 3.50a3.0O; common 2S0as09
LAAlBS-Spring choice 7a7ll: medium elsa7.
CALVES-Prime, per h.. s. medium. 7a7is grass.
4aiss
COWs-Prme fresh. each. 80ca50O0: common,
200oa3Q,0e; cid and dry, s.OQal0Va.
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trade. No. / Northern Duluth. to arrive. 20Is
(. O. b.; No. 2 red, f. O. b., LO6l1; No ? hard
(. C. b.. LO7A; No macaroni. L0lA. Z o. b. No
macaroni. %. Exporters took 50 loads mainly No
z red.
C0RN-Lifeless and nominal No elevator "a
bid No nominal f. 0. b.. 7Ois nominal for steam
Ct middle Of October; Nc. yellow, nominal No. 2
white. nominal. Exporters took loads
0ATS-Irrgular. Elevator prices: New crop No
white. 56iz No. 1 white, So No. mixed So
Prices Of futures follow:
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New Orleans.
Spot Market.
LnrEest Morning CirenIation

All advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon its
sworn circulatlon-a circulation in Wash
ington larger by thousands than was ever
before attained by any morning newspaper
at the Capital. Its books are open.
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COMMENT ON MARKET.

q Bowie Chapman. Of Z. r. Chap
man & Co.-"TO-day's market was IN
interesting. and during the greater part
Of the session lacked sufficient animation
10 hold attention. Transactions seem 10
represent entirely the in and out trading
OF professionals. and the market will
probably continue such for some little
time The leading railroad stocks should
be- bought on weakness or sold on
strength. but the utmost care should be
taken 10 house profits on transactions on
either side The price Of copper metal
was reduced stiIl further. Although no
authoritative statement was so made. Il
is generally accepted that receivarships
VIII be applied for by both the Metropol-
itan Street Railway system and the New
York City Railroad Company"
Z. ". Crew, Of Henry Clews & Co.
In addition 70 sending lower quo
tatious for Americans this morning. most
OF the orders from London were on the
selling side. There were no favorable
developments over Sunday. but some of
the professional traders came 20 the con-
clusiOn the advance was steady all last
week, and consequently the time had ar
rived for a moderate reaction. On this
theory "a number Of them put out a small
line Of shorts. It is noticeable that they
are not over-aggrcssive I'm selling The
bearish feeling among the professionals is
much less pronounced than formerly.
barring the metal situation. which is stu
I'm a chaotic state; but the big investors
and the little investors show no DISPOSE
ton TO dip I'm too heavily. While this
state Of affairs continues. one can only
follow the tactics Of the professionals
buying on the breaks and selling on the
rallies. with not a great deal of risk in
doing either"
benjamin Woodruff, Of Post & Flagg.-
"The market to-day INDUCED in a mod
crate reaction The bond market also
showed gratifying signs Of renewed ami
nation. although the advances In this
department We're not as marked as IN
the better class Of stocks. 1t would seem
that the present advance had gone about
far enough. and ] believe the larger in
terests are opposed to anything like a
bull market under existing conditions.
An exception to the general strength is
the industrial group. the Steels. Copper.
&c. showing decided heaviness and lack
Of recuperative power. which represents
the curtailment taking place in general
business. This is really the best thing
possible from Wall street standpoint,
for Il not only makes certain the easing
of of money rates and consequent i'm
provement in investments. but it also will
bring about conditions that will prove TO
our Chief Executive and other trust
busters that they cannot forever assail
capital and not have its effect upon the
whole country"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-09-24
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Sales to noon. .....-.,.. "a, 900 shares
Total sales. ............ .4OSy00 shares
Call moneys High, ga, low, 2, close, 2.
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