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The Washington herald., 1908-07-18
SUE FOR 4 RECEIVERSHIP
Court Asked to Wind Up Affairs Of
Insurance Company.
Capital Life Alleged by StockhoId-
ers 10 BE n Corporation
in Name Only.

Herbert F. GTlingham and Jesse c.
McCUtcheon. Of Philadelphia. yesterday
entered suit against the Capital Life IN
surancs Company OF the District OF Co
lumbla, and asked the court 10 appoint
receivers and wind Up the business OF the
concern The petitioners state that they
are each holders OF fifty shares Of stock
at the value OF SO each.
They allege that the defendant Is not
carrying on in any OF its branches or in
any respect OF particular the business or
any part thereof for which It was In
cOrporated and organized, and its assets
are being wasted and dlsslpated by the
maintenance Of expensive of7ces and the
payment Of salaries, without any at
tempt 70 do business for which the de-
fendant was organized: the defendant IS
a corporation in name only.
a copy Of the incorporation papers de-
clare that the Capitol Life Insurance
Company was Incorporated December q.
1895. to issue policies Of insurance upon
the lives and health OF individuals and
grant annuities,'' and the capital stock
was originally fixed at S25a000. As d.
rectors for the first five years are named
E. ". Mccormick. R 5. Donaldson. and
s A Terry
The Washington herald., 1908-07-18
INCREASE IN HOUSE PERMITS
Outlay for June $454,676 Greater
Than Month of May.
Inspector Attributes II to Easier
Money Conditions and Re-
stored Confidence.

Licenses issued for new buildings and
repairs during the month Of June. accord
ing 10 the report issued from the Office
Of the inspector Of buildings yesterday.
involved an expense Of S.203. SIS. the
number Of permits issued being $50. The
increase in the estimated outlay for build
ing operations for the month Of June
was $i54.676, and one OF the reasons as
signed by Acting Inspector Thomas
Francis is easier money conditions and
restored confidence in business circles.
The permits include: Ninety-eight
brick buildings. 500. $50; seventy-five
frame dwellings. S277.575: four garages
Sls0,o9oi two stores and dwellings, 81. 40:
one apartment house. $1,000; one store
and office, s12,000. and i've stables,
sI2,S00
The following summary viii show the
distribution OF improvements IN the DIFF
ferent sections Of the District, and the
value Of same
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1880; southeast
S21. so; southwest. $3.50; northwest. $751;
20; county, S7U.S55. Total. SI.o6I, 80.
Repairs-Northeast. S5.5I2; southeast
S3.57s. southwest, S11.795. northwest, So
46s; county, S27.Z5 Totals, SIz250S
The +. r. Howenstein Company an
nOunces the sale Of a row Of five houses
in Fifteenth street near East Capitol
street The houses are Of Colonial design
and were purchased for immediate Oc-
cupancy as follows: By Edward L. Jones
No. 2i3; Joseph L Yates. No 245. Deis
c Afford. No 247; Clarence W. Hall. No
249, and James J. Garvey and Edward
Mcnamara. No 81. the latter being the
corner house.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-18
Only Girl in Ninety Miles.

From the Los Angeles Times.
Miss May FerringtOn. now attending
the Girls Collegiate School in Los Ange-
les, lives q part OF each year on her
father great ranch near Crater, in Mono
County on the border OF the Yosemite
Park. and she is the only girl within q
radius Of ninety miles
Hither every summer Uncle Sam sends
a squadron Of cavalry to guard the park.
and the khaki-clad scouts have voted this
slim little maid the queen Of the whole
wide countryside. She has yellow hat
cords. buttons, and trophies galore. She
has q splendid chain OF tiny gold mug
gets for beads, and the men Of the
squadron presented 10 her q uniform
OF their cOmpanies-blue, with yellow
cavalry stripes on the jaunty skirt
Her gentle sway over her soldier sub
jects included inspection at stated inter
walls. when the young commandant by
brevet rode her prancing steed I'D and
down the lines OF mounted soldiers
The Washington herald., 1908-07-18
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YORK. JULY E.-BUTTER-Reoeipts $50
p1czases; firm and quiet Creanery, extra. n
hrsts. zszs2z. STATE dairy finest in tzbs. Zl5sA2;
poo- 70 fair. lsalsiz: imitation csamsTy. arys .:
factory frzts e
EGGs-Reoeiprs T.1a ezses; fair demand Near.
b. fancy. L5a8. do. miIed. fAncy. L5a1s: Westen
frsts. ls7salgis
sUGAR-Ths London bet sugar uarket vas quoted
dun and lid lower, with prices ~ lower and
quoted a lis lad f1r July and August The local
raw s1gar market duu ard nominal with -
aners having good supplies On hand and not dis
posed 70 buy except a. coucsssous. Ceutrifugal IS
test. was quoted a. IS: MuscDrad0 g test. 3s5:
me.asses sugar g test. 2sli Tedned sugar was dan
and unchanged.
peutlne WAS a little lower. With machine made bar
rels Qloted al 49ssafi bst Al Savannah the market
was quite vel sustained st 81. Resin Vas quiet
a. 35 for common 70 good strained Tar held
steady. although shade lover. and Oh barrels were
quoted az 80
MILL FEED-HiEbsr. checking trade. Spring
bran 70 arrive. l0ib. sacks. > Is; middIiuEs 9 Sc
aU bran. n bulk. 8-s5; Western red dos. to AZ
rive. $40. winter brau- 1oO--b sacks 80.
OATS-Hi- i-her: Eow trade. 70. white. g: No
white. 81; No. mixed. g.
FL0CR-EirIn bet inactive Su-tnr pateuts "a
SO; spring clears. 8Z5ais3 winter strzights Aooz
4N: winter ceau. S-75as-0o; Ksusas patents. IN
saczs. 475-5oo1s straishtA s5oss.so. ciears. 55sa
As
RYE FLoUR-steady. trade is Quist. We quo.s:
450a5N
I'M Af1-A-F'.l,liss AleAser N-lsiy- hll1 o-zed.
foT expert. feos cnarss meal. IT baEs Is
HAY-Receipis. 30 tons; fair inquiry for chascz
Prime tinothy. s; No. !. 50. No = sac; No ;
55asl
SrRAW-Strung; light supply Long re, 70s-s.
BEEF-steady; Moderate business Family. I7.ooa
40: PACKET Is5oaI500
PoRK-stesdy aad quiet Ness T-.7saIsoo- fan.
ly ls ssoaIsD
TALLOw-Quiet- City. IL horsheads. 81
LARs-Uuehansed- Prime wessern. $50; city
80; refined Continent. le @. d., south American
o65; do, Brazilian. in kegs p. city stes-ine Il
ole1s-e2rine. E1zliual. New YORK Z, ChicSo -
The Washington herald., 1908-07-18
HOW RATS MOVE EGGS.
Taking Oil from a BOttIe-Getting
Figs from a Table.

AakAHE OlA AEoRl DOAAAG-trGENAEA
Figs from a Table.
Prom tho Scotsman.
Strange as the story may appear Of rats
removing hens eggs from the bottom to
the top Of a house by one fellow lying
on his back and grasping tightly his ovoid
burden with his forepaws, while his com
rades drag aim away by the tail I have
no reason to disbelieve it I have seen
two brown rats accomplish the feat
from stair to stair in q farmhouse in
Banfshire. the first anxious rodent push
ing the egg UP on It's hind leg, and the
second assistant lifting It UP with its
forelegs- It was the best athletic feat
I ever witnessed, but it is not out OF
the common.
The rat VIII extract the cotton from a
flask Of Florence oil, dipping In his long
tail. and repeating the maneuver until
he has consumed all that can be reached
I have found humps OF sugar In 2 deep
drawer at q distance Of thirty feet from
the place where the petty larceny was
committed. and a friend once saw a rat
mount a table on which a drum OF figs
was fixed and straightway tip It over
scattering its contents on the floor below
where a score OF his expectant brethren
sat watching for the windfau.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-18
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished By z F. Hutton & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange and the
New York Cotton Exchange. G. Bowie Chirrnsn
manager. I50l F street northwest
New YORK. July E.-The cotton market opened
frn. but the Improvements not equal 70 Liver
pool After the cal the bears succeeded IN forcing
prices Of few points without much opposition
With the Liverpool and Chicago interests h-lTiish
and the spot interests bearish, the technical posi-
ti0n q the market considered 70 be about even
Fear q damage from drought q hiEh Temperature
restricted cderngs. while reports # poor demand
from spinners and free ofeTings for new cup shin
msut from Texas checked buying for fresh account
The narSet EHs quiet late in the forenoon. With
prices az midday rsling about one to four points
higher the last months being relatively steady on
continued aDreheusious regsrdinE high temperature
IN paris of the Eastern and Central belts The
market turned dull IN the Afternoon and closed
from five to eight points below the opening p-ioes
Receipts at the ports we're 500 bales szzfust
9s3 last week ard 20 last yea-. for the week
2 600 bales, against s5 - last week and Ios6I last
year. Receipts at New Orleans were I12z bales
against 3is last year, and at Houston, I5os bales
against 81 last year
The Washington herald., 1908-07-18
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Press auo.sd sre uholss.l,l


Little e5ange vas noticeable yesterday in the
wholesale market, except the better temper o both
buyers and sellers. On account a the cool weather
Produce was IN moderate supply and demand was
q triBe better than for me pas- rsu DAYS making
prices firm and STEADY. Tie market remains IN good
condition with the better grades Of goods moviag
steadily
BUTTER Creamery. fancy. 2ss2rs. do. Western
frsts ZZs DO. seconds I9a20: process fancy ZsaZ:
dc. fair 20 good DAD: dairy choice I5aIs; gooo
IS. store-uacked fresh I5
EGGS-Ncar-ay fresh. Virginia. loss Of 17aI75s
average. l6s1ll. West Virginia and Southwest Viz
ginia l5iz: Tennessee. I65z; North Carolina Is
CHEESE-New York STATE factory. large I2zlzlZ :
Do. snail. old. liaIHs; do. sumner snail. 1zszaI3;
Virginia. 70.
LIVE POULTRY-Chicksns. faney. spring. Isap;
hens. l2zal3: ROSTERS Z. ducks. suring liaI5; do
large loalI DO. snail. 3; geese zss turkeys toms
PEI n. 70; do. hens. p; DO. thin. s; keats. 10
DRESSED POULTRY-TuIkeys. hens. uncrawu
per ID. lial5; do. average uadraun. a; do. thin
DALI. toms. I3alss chickens. spring large lsaIs,
snail. l7asi hens. choice. l5a; ro0sters 2; ducks
loal2; geese, ealo
DRESSED MEATs-Haras. country. suEs- cured
I2aa
vEGETABLEs-Potatoes. hope grown. per tushei
6oaz5; new. per bbL. Lo0a2 80, North Carolina per
bhl-. 200. Norfolks. 2eo; McCcrnack. Der ts1shel
s0s6o; cabbage. per Dbl. 5oa75: do Early York per
bhi- loeaL25; new South Carolina 5oa50 each. Gel
ery. Florida. per crate 0oa25 do per bunch s3s
so cucmbers. Der basket. 75al07; eggpisnJs. Der
crate. Lz5a20o; kaie per bbl 60a.5: lettuce. home
grown, peT basket. Looal-59, onions. ssff5dJa per
crate IOoaL25; d.. Egyptian. oaE. 800: do.
MaryIsnd and Virginia. bbl. Ls0aL75: peas per has
ket. Sails; home grown. Der bill z5a3oo: radishes
per 100. SaLo. string beans. green rer basket sos
y; tomatoes. nearby, per Ozts T5aLZ5; squash
Florida. per basket. sails: g-een corn. per dnz
Pals
GREEN FRUITs-OTangss. Fer box. 2SoaL9o;
do. California. naTels. 3.ooa40o; E7zpe fruit per
box. 250a4oo; peaches. per six-hasket carrier l00a
LIS. do. Georgia. pe- crate. L25aL75: DO. box
L5ale0: cantalOupes per crate l00a2 %; pineapples
per crate Z50u500; Luckleberries. per quart SAP;
blackberriss per quart. ealz; apples. new per bsl
? 5ez8o0; do. peT b1shel 50a75: plurs per crate
25a1.51; wsteTmelons each. 9aso; peas. PER bbl.,
sona4 so
sUNDRIES-BeesEax. g; tallov. I. honey. white
clover lib. new - do, 2-lb new, 10al2; ginseng
per h. 5ooa600. Seneca Der h. 4o; Golden Seal
4oas5: Pink- 12al4: Mandrake 2s3: Snake Root. IS.
DRIED FRUIrs-Appies. sliced. fancy, sa7; do,
sliced, bright T.
GRAIN-Wheat, Southern grsde. T5ass; rye
75as0. corn sheed. white s0as5 d. yellozz soas5
do, car. a75a4e6; oats, Western white. No. 2 sla
s.; do. mixed, 5sa5o-
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool washed free Of
burs, per H., 5a2z; do. unFashed free q bGrs,
per H. p; do. bury. Per ID, lsal7: hides green,
peT h. 6a7; do. DRY. pT n. s1e: sheepskins
green. each T5as5; do. dry each. 2ssso; cafskins
green. each. l0oaLS-
The Washington herald., 1908-07-18

New York. July 1I-Bradstreets review
of the state Of trade tomorrow viii say:
Trade and industry are still in a con-
dition Of midsummer quiet, with prepara-
ton for fall trade. stimulated by gener-
ally good crop progress. going forward
with care. but with consequent cOnserva-
tism ruling operations pending clear views
OF ultimate crop and political results.
Dry weather has reduced spring wheat
and vegetable prospects slightly in some
sections. but corn has made up some OF
its earlier lost ground, and cotton reports
arc more uniformly favorable than for
some time past Activity IN retail trade
is centered in the disposal OF surplus
stocks Of summer goods at concessions.
but reduced public buying ability IS re-
hected IN reports from some centers Of
slow progress in clearing shelves Of goods.
''Job5ing activity is stiI mainly confined
to filing small but frequent repeat orders
for summer fabrics. though a few South
ern and Northwestern points report en-
largement OF takings for faH- Wholesale
trade is preparing for future require
ments. but primary lines OF production
are running within control and are still
"a feature in most lines OF industry. Raw
materials for manufacture have a firmer
tone. but staple woods are hTmest IN thar
market. clothing grades being compare
lively neglected Openings Of spring mems
wear wOoiens are generally at reductions
from the preceding season.
There is a little more life IN building
lines. particularly South and West, and
yellow pine is frmer, with optimistic pre-
.dictOns by Southern and Pacific North
western lumbermen. Coal Is a little more
active at the West, but duh at the East.
and low priced elsewhere.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-18
Win.ton ChurchiIrs Joke.

From the Cleveland Leader.
The English Winston Churchili's reputa-
tion for wit is well known. and on one oc-
casion he made a neat little joke at the
expense OF a self-oPinionated army Of
hcer. Tne incident occurred during a din
ner in South Africa, and Mr.. Churchill
and the officer were seated side by side.
Throughout the meal the latter was airing
his views. until at last Churchill could
stand It no longer. do you know he
said. quietly, Il met man to-day who
would gladly forfeit fifty pounds for the
pleasure Of being able to kick you!'' ITO
kick me. SIR exclaimed the astonished
soldier. Il must ask you to tell me his
name at oncer' oh" replied Winston,
I'm not quite sure that I ought TO do
that" But I insist on knowing" de-
manded the other. angrily. We'll. then,
I suppose must tell you. II was a poor
young fellow in the hospital who has lost
both his legs BY the bursting CT a she'll "
The Washington herald., 1908-07-18
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished b. z F. Hutton & Co.
mcmbers q the NeE YoTk Stock Exchange and tbs
Chicago Beard Of Trade. G. Bowie Chipnan. man
ager. l30I street northwest
Chicss1. July u--Wheat vas rather nervous to-
day, selling a early favorable weather with
quite general raas NostAwest rallied on frmlesS q
cables. but later sold OF about l cent 6ushel on
rather favcrable adVces from the Northwest There
was another rIy late reports Of export business
including rlnors q some business for FTance-
Gem was sirong for September With new high
levels reached on further covering Of shorts. Re
ceipts were again snail and the country was Te-
ported offering comparatively little
Oats sold Of early on favorable cTop news. but
rallied later With positions strong On covering
Of shorts and light oTeriDs.
Provisions were Quist With prices little frrner,
but trade lacked interest and was largely pro
The Washington herald., 1908-07-18
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. July E.-3Ioney on cal az the stock
exchange to-day opened a. IL per cent. highest
n lowest. /; closing. l. Most q the loans were
a. u ssr cent
I-rrs money vas held more firmly for the SIX
months maturity. With this ex-spei57 the r.s-E-t
was unchanged A fair-sized business vas done
RATES isaz PEP csnt for sixty DAYS FAX for ufB4v
days. Tar. for -four months. 5a3i1 for ve months
and sizz5zs fer SIX months
Mercantile paper Of the higher grades net with =
fair market The-s q fai-ly large SUNNY n
paper Rates: S15z3 per cent for sixty and ninety
DAYS indoCsed bills receivable. 4zs1z De- cant for
choice four and SIX months single uaues. 8 n.er
cent for less vel known names
Sterling to-day was quiet. but the tone v-as
slightly easier and declined I've points Rz+e
for actual Business were sixty DAYS s5s5ss s5-s-
demand, as; cabies ss7I5as SIS: commercial bius
4s5aE s5ik ''
TIE supply Of gTaiu and eotton bills vas scaroaL
The Washington herald., 1908-07-18
German student Trips to Africa.

Berlin Correspondent Pail Mall Gazette
So successful were the trips which the
youths attending various schools in the
interior Of Germany made to Hamburg
and other ports during the last few years
under the auspices Of the German Navy
League that the imperial authorities have
decided 10 foster interest IN the German
colonies by similar means To that end
students attending commercial schools
are to visit the German colonies. and q
start viii be made with the Cologne
Commercial High School, which viii send
a number OF its students on A tour
through German East Africa during the
coming atuUnln- The tour will last two
months and win At In with the autumn
vacation
Herr Dernburg. the secretary. for the
colonies, Is furthering the enterprise IN
every way, and It is being supported
warmly also BY the imperial colonial Of
fee. which has placed a government
steamer at the disposal os the students
50 that they viii be able 10 make a trip
along the coast line OF that part OF
Africa
The Washington herald., 1908-07-18
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baitino-e. July E.-Fonowing are the Official
prices hers for today.
WHEAT-Spot cnntrzcs esearl. -ro. No -
Western sesss<: July s5Sn96; August esataQ5. Sen
teznber. e5s2l1: steamer No red gzasg<: receir4s
s2-5 bushels; experts. $500 bushels; southern by
sample, s6ass; Southern on grade. casa
C0RN-5pot mixed. 70: September. 50 asked. p
osfpts. SIG bushsls.
'OATS-No. 2 whiss. ssssasez: No whst- 5ssL.
511s 10. mixed. Sass receipts, Il 29o bushels
RTE-So- ? Western export sszss; No Westen
Domestic. ssas9; receipts LOO eushelS
The Washington herald., 1908-07-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. July T--CATTLE-Receipts 90
Prime and choice steers. frm; Common 10 choice
steers sold a. L0oaZ0 Per 100 pounds. Oxen and
stags, AsoaAsi bulls. 275a4-So; cows. 20Oaa .
dressed beef. slow and lower; common 70 choioe
native sides. sail per pound
CALNEs-Receipts none Steady. Dressed calves
i'm: city dressed veals. salZ5z country dressed
57eaIolz: dressed bztteruilks eas
SHEEP AND LA8IBS-Receipts 4sso; marie.
steady; al sold Fair to god sheep 400a4 90; fail
TO choice lambs. 66slza750
hOSs-ReceiDts. $50. Market Is cents lover.
bui1alo hogs bed AZ $50; New York and PennsyI-
Tanis hogs. 700a7.I5
Chicago, July E--CATTLE-R Receirds 200. Mar
get STEADY Prime beeTes. 575a7 60: poor 20 medium
s-s9a4-e; stocke-s and feeders. 5.7oasso COWS and
heifers. 270as03; oannars l50aa %. Texans 5oss n
HOGS-Reccipts sea Market cents hiqhc-
LIgnt s-aas-s5: rough. sgas55; mixed ssss7 al.
heavy. s-ssa7.oos pizs. 5ssasa0
sHEEP-Receipts. 500. Market steady N,ffvo
and Western sheep. zsaEG. natise and Wss.c-1
lambs AzSa6G
The Washington herald., 1908-07-18
Sir Thams, Private Railway Car.

From T1t-Bits-
Sir Thomas possesses the most TOomy
and perfectly equipped Official car in ex-
istence- There are nine rooms IN the car,
the first being a reception-roonl. with ac-
commodation for fifteen persons and hand
sornely furnished with sofas and chairs,
the sofas being designed TO be transform
ed into beds when 50 needed There are
also two bedrooms. fitted with brass bed
steads. with a bathroom between them.
both finished in white enamel walls. Far
ther on is a weIl-equipped Office for the
transaction OF business The other main
apartment is the dining-room. which IS
fitted TO accommodate eight persons
The Washington herald., 1908-07-18
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
Dun and BradStreet Both Find That Optimistic Signs
Are Numerous.

New York. July u.-R- G Dun & Co.'S
weekly review VIII say tomorrow:
Improvement is slow. but there is def
mite evidence Of progress in the right
direction Comparisons with last years
measures OF commercial activity are
steadily growing closer, railway earnings
in the first week Of July showing loss
Of only H. per cent. whereas the DIFF
ference was over 20 per cent a short time
ago. Commercial failures are decreasing
in number and amount Of liabilities. while
bank exchanges no longer exhibit large
decreases. and mercantile collections are
more prompt.
''One Of the best signs Is the agreement
upon lower wage scales without a strug-
gle. assuring resumption OF much idle
machinery that would have been imQos-
sible without adjustment to altered con-
ditions
Preparation for fau and winter trade
Is most active in the West. but there is
q growing feeling Of confidence in the
future that is stimulated by good progress
on the farms.
More business is coming 10 the steel
mills. although operations are stin along
conservative lines Sentiment IS Improv-
Ing more rapidly than actual conditions,
as shown by the rapid rise IN prices Of
securities Of this Industry. the common
stock Of the largest producer attaining
the highest quotations Of 1903 thus far
Commercial failures this week in the
United States are 80 against 262 last
week, q the preceding week. and Is2
the corresponding week last year Fail
ures IN Canada number 30 against 80 last
week. = the preceding week. and % last
year. Of failures this week IN the
United States G9 were in the East, &c
South, s. West, and p IN the Pacific
States, and 70 report liabilities Of $500
or more against So last week Liabilities
OF commercial failures thus far reported
for July are SC. $50 139 against s.. % Io9 for
The Washington herald., 1908-07-18
Growth of the sunday school.

From the Detroit NeWs-Trih-1ue.
It is said, on the authority. Of those
versed in statistics. that there are today
T. 000. 900 pupils on the actual rolls Of the
Sunday schools. and that they are dis
tributed among $4,000 schools and taught
by 1.5eo.0 900 teachers-a magnificent total
and however inefficient some OF the
schools may be. in the poorest OF them
there will be influences started which
will save some lives Tor eternity, and
start scme on careers OF Christian useful
ness and power who otherwise would
never have been brought under the Ia
huence OF the gospel Of Jesus.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-18
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-EItra. ps- cEt-, 5so4s.0o; bztchz, EEa
so. c7mn0u. 20Ca5N
HOGs-Per cEt. gross. 6s5as75; ordinary, ps-
cWt-. 5ra5 3
sHEEP-Prfne. soas5o. cumnou. zSa5m
LAMBS-SprinE. n. medium. 55za5z-
ALFES-Prine. pcr pound. E: medium. TaT1S
gas. szG
COWS-Prfrae. fresh. esch. sl0oa0oo: oounoz
.. .9oa5o o.. old EnS dry. s5aaiAo
The Washington herald., 1908-07-18


District a Columbia. city a Washington. s.:
!. WILLIAM SELBY. Cashier Of the zbove-uzmed
bank. do soleu1niy swear that the above statensut
s true. % the best Of ny knowledge and belief.
WILLIAM SELBY. Cashier
Suhscrbed and sworn 70 before ne this 18th day
Of July. I903
(5ezl) JAMES MALCOLM HENRY,
NotarT Public
COLIN H LIVINGSTONE,
2 q LYNN
W T. GALLIHER
J. WHIT. HERON
JAMES B. HENDERSON.
ROBERT \. HARPER
Directors
The Washington herald., 1908-07-18
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

ouotstions furnished bT 2. p Hutton & Co,
members Of the New York Stock Erchauge G. Bowie
Chiuman. manager. lSOI street northwest.
Sales TO noon On-.......... .I30.T0O shares
Total sales. -.-.-------- 392- 100 shares
Gail money: High, ~; low, 14i el, L u
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When you have lost or found anything.
telephone an advertisement TO The Wash
ington Herald and bill viii be sent you at
! sent & word
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Want Ad. 20 The Washington Herald. and
bill viii be sent you at l cent a word.
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WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGs.

New York. July I7.-Bradstreet's bank
clearlngs total for the week ended July
&c aggregates:
The Washington herald., 1908-07-18
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New York. July l6-The7s is 10 change IN govern
ment bond r-iees.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-18

New York. July E.-WHEAT-StrunEer- fair
trads- No I Northern Duluth. 70 arrive. 123; No.
red. E. @. b., Lo2; No. red. late July. f. o. b.
io2; No hard new e-op. T. 0. b.. Loy1s Nc. !
nacaruui T. b.. L0I5s- Exporters took $ loads
CORN-Strong scarcity. No . elevator 81 p:
No ?. I. O. b.. si-s. nominal: No Whit nominal:
No yellow. T. o. b.. nominal. Exporters took
nothing
RYE-str0uz. No. : O b. Si4