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The Washington herald., 1908-08-13
New York.
New Orleans.
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.
sl,taorg. AUG, Iz-Foll7slns are tss osc..l prizes

Blltlno-e. Aug I2-FoI5s.nS are tss osie.aI r-i,es
here today
MHEAT-Easis-. Fpl- c----7--. s-'.a9s. spot No
--E Wes-e--. 9al2s-z. August -s4as5- Ser-e-lra-
s-s.a-5. De--uhe-. L'a. steamer Nc , red ga
Receipts. --1--s bushels -7-sEe-u- by sample 55a
g. southern on E-15e -s-.s5
COEN-DuI. sl0- mixed. siz. S+1.emher. G..
vea-. g.. Eecei7ts 9 15 bushels. southern white
corr szSf. S-1-l=-1 yellow c7r1. s7-s5
OATS-S-ocE Oh slaTar1-s 81 0f9 bushels sfsr-
ue1-s FROM els7atr-s. ISL bushels White. Ne. 2
heavy e-sf7. do. No. g Asavv 61si; do No. s.
ne5lsn. 5ss5-- Co.. No g. Islt. 5a-60s DO. mixed
NJ. . $3.50. No. g 55a-o. Ngu cats OF sDot- White
No. Q 5z5-5 white. NJ. g. 5s1a5s n1zed. No. 2
EaH
ETE-S---E 81 c.sTs---s. s.-- bzshs-A There
were on .urr--s f-5u e-eTu-1-s
FLGUB-Wiz--- extra 1='ul5s- d. clear asa
s1. de- s--ll-E- sl5ls11. l--- Llce1- ssa4-5;
s--lrz c-ez-. -ls4--1- Co. straight. 505a5-z- d..
rafe-t. 5-5a6o1- CRY Mills Res patent go. do.
As-l---ale patent 5ls- g.. l1----a5e s.-aiEht
SIS. de-. cl1l-e family. ss5. d.. s1tEa. 3es3.-5.
Rye -four. medium % cl1ice sEafs Cora zesl.
-ar -5o -bs ! s-l-o
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quo'stious furnished by +. r. Huttoa Co,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange and the
Chicago Board Of Trade G. BoNis CElpuae- nan
aser. l31I + street northwest
Chicago. Aug l2-The wheat market developed
7-1-nced weakness. with Lowest prices tlst before
the close Tie break failed 20 develop any volume
q export business. and fresh buying did not Vlt
in supearaace N large volume Next week consid-
erahe increase IN new spring wheat receipts Is ex
pected
The com market was moderately active and lower
early but p-1ces rallied sharply when September ad-
vsuced on short covering and light receiuts. but IN
the afternoon Trices declined OF weakness II wheat
and favorable weather reports
Oa.s we're moderately active and lower
Provisions were weak and sold lover
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New Yo-k. Aug E-1f1ney OF cal at the stock
e1chznse to-day opened at II pr cent. highest IL
lowest, !; GosinE IA Most of the loans were made
at Z peT cent
Tine money was o6tainable IN amounts s1fscieut
70 meet current re1utrcments Rates: per cent
for sixty days. ~ for ninety DAYS. sa5S for four
months. 5&ai for Eve and six months.
STIRLING to-day vas hrn with rates ten poin.s
higher Rates for actnal business were Sixty da-s
! ss89oa4s59s demand. ss655ai- -s5s3. cablez sgzpa
ESS7k CozHGcial blls were EsasaE 50
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Don't care for the public schools
Watch The Washington Herald's educa-
tional column and pick out the sort OF
prep school. finishing school. business
school. or music conservatory that YOU
may prefer The Washington Herald
prints more educational advertising than
any other Washington newspaper.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. ~ cWt-. 5ooa5-z5: butcher. E00
Al. 50; common. 21a500-
HOCS-Pcr cwt-, gross. 625as-75; ordinary. per
cEr-. 5a6.e0
SHEEP-Priue. 5O0a3.55s conmon. 2ooaZ5o.
LANfBS-Srring. 6a6izc; medium
CALVES Prime. Per pound. l5zasc5 medium,
7a7sz: grass, 3ai
C0ws-Pifme. fresh. each 4l00a50O0: common.
s0.0oa5o.O5: old and dr.. so0alo.00
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Regular caII. p O'Clock noon
Ge0rsgtcTn Gas s.. s. 90 az IE.
Washington Railway ard Electric cuunou- 50 AZ
90
Washington Railway ard ElecT1- preferred. a. 3.
Washington Gas. = az o. . az s. 10 81 IS.
Bel Telephone q peurs7lTauia . AZ 90
Mitchell Mining 100 az g. ll0 o. a. 100 A. \.
10 az p no a. g.
After cau-Wasaiug,on Railway and Electric pre-
feued. % AZ So
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New York. Aug 2-WHEAT-WeaEeri inactive
trade. No. Northern Duluth. 20 arrive Ia new
No . reI. {. o. b.. 100. 10. ? bard. uew crop.
o. D. 151z- No. I maclreui. T. o. b.. Lo6- Ex-
po-rers took Is loads. chiefly outpcrts-
CORN-Scarre- stronger No. .. elevator. -; No
. T. o. b. SEA. nominal. No white. nominal; No.
yellow. e q. b.. nominal
EYE-Duu No o z o. D. s.
p---az frr F-frr-os follow. I'stT-s
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by 2 F. Hutton & Co.
uscnlbers Cf the New York stock Exchange 6. Bowie
Chirman. manager. IsI F street northwest
Sales 10 noon 4Of-2OO shares
Call money: High. Ia low, 1; cG, Ia
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CURB MARKET.

CG--ati-rs furnished ty Z F. Hutton & Co.
EeEbzrs NsE York STOCK EKcla1ge. G. BoTis
-l-lza-. ma1assr. -5gl street uar-huest
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ILL MAN WILL CHEAT GALLOW
TacI<as, Condemned for Murder,
Fast Dying of Consumption.

WiIkesbarre. Pa, Aug 12--karol Tack
as. in jail at Bloomsbury for the murder
OF Stephen Kish. viii die before the date
set for his trial IN September. so the
authorities were Informed to-day by the
Jail warden
He has consumption. and during the
last few days has been sinking rapidly,
and may Gle now at any time.
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Hnrc Frnrcd BIockade.

For months business men throughout
the country. fearing a blockade. have
urged traffic officials 20 have their equip
meut ready 70 handle the immense ton
mage. but with Few exceptions the warn
tuEs have been ignored
The result Is that q sudden revival i1
business on an extensive scale would md
comparatively few carriers in position 10
handle the traffic
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Ea'tiu0-e. Au- I--FcuJziuz are tie sales and
quotations Oh the n-s- active securities listed ca
the Ba--Im1-a STOCK Er-haugs-
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED CITY REAL
estate at Lowest current rates cf interest. speciL
priyiieges with hespect 10 Irior payUeuts- T1LEH
4 RUTHERFORD uac.i- 80 lsth - uW- uhi-d
MONEY TO LOAS-LET US MAKE YOUR NEW
leans CT replace Old cnes a. loWest rates q u
terest- AL trsrsactions conducted wi1a rcouozicaI
consideration fer borrower VA d SAUNDERS
1 CO.. III < St uS- oeSu
MONEY TO LOAN on D. C. REAL ESTATE
lowest rates Of Interest payments On p-lcc1pA q
500 CT Dcre received az any irterst period
TIE F. Il. SMITH CO.
sys-sr Bend Bldg-. lsl5 y. Y Ave
REAL ESTATE vs. STOCKS-SECURTTT vS
DOUBT
5. 81. aad & money IN large and s-a1 SUES
first trusts and improved properly Only EECry pos
sloie Consideration shown borrowers.
THE HARRISON REALTY Co.
Main sssL 80 - ~. - IA
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RAILROADS In LEAD
Record Prices for the Year
in Stock Market.
JTANDARD OIL AGENT BUYERS

Upward Movement General After the
First Hour, Led by baltimore and
Ohio and Northern PacIfc-Bryan's
Speech of Acceptance Is without
Apparent Influence on Trading.
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SHOPS PUT ON MEN
Pennsylvania Increases Its
Force at Baltimore.
GETTING READY FOR A RUSH
Number of Idle Cars Now Ten Thou
sand Less Than a Few Weeks
Looked FOr-supt. Latrobe Tells
of the COmpany's Future Plans.

SPECIAL TO The Washinsroa Herald
Baltimore. Aug 1Z-In preparation for
the expected rush OF traffic following the
expansion Of general business this fau
and winter. the management OF the Penn
sylvania Railroad has issued orders d.
recting superinteudents TO place in condI-
tion all rolling stock under their super
vision.
In conformity with these instructions.
Acting General Agent and Supt. Latrobe
has already Increased the force Of car re-
pairers in the compauy's shops al Mount
Vernon and Canton. and within a few
DAYS more men viii be given work Al
/ together. places will De provided for
sixty additional men, divided between
Mount Vernon and Canton
Mr.. Latrobe said to-day that the out
look is decidedly more encouraging. al
though thus far the company has not
placed In service any additional freight
cars on the Baltimore division
Fewer Idle Freight Cars.
There has been "a steady decrease. how
ever. in the number Of idle cars on other
divisions Of the system since August ].
In that period about 1900 cars have been
taken OF sidings. where they had re-
m2ined several months Some OF these
have been sent 20 the shops for repairs.
but the greater percentage has been
placed IN service
on Monday last the Pennsyivania had
IS 500 idle cars. the smallest number for
months The largest number Of idle cars
on the system was $3.50. a-- IN the late
spring and early summer the figures
auctuated between S-cJJ and $500
All signs point 20 an enormous move
ment OF freight this fan ana winter. II
is estimated yHat the grain crops alone
VIII require practically all thu Idle cars
Of the railroads. 20 say nothing OF cotton
and other crops and general merchandise
which viii begil moving -a volume about
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&i3&LE So %
A - %
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-16
SENDING OUR MONEY AWAY.

months ago The Star published very striking comparative
Hawaii from the United States 1t attracted much
among showing the sent
Mainland things which should be produced in
the islands Below given figures of the sort
They show substantial increase in total of purchases from the
Saesa of which represent money from here and part OF
which represents money that should remain here Some of the str
ing results of the comparisons
Increase in imports of breadstuHs.
mportations of eggs and increase
purchases of dairy products
great in Mainland purchases of vegetables.
noteworthy decrease in purchases of liquors of all kinds
The comparative figures follows:
SEVEN MONTHS ENDTNG JANUARY.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-16
Il PLAN WORTH TRYING.

If the Oceanic Company would advertise excursion
Honolulu leaving Francisco with accompanying
it down, and giving the passengers weeks stay here
might fill all three of its idle a paying price
, Advertiser
Some time ago Suggested that if the should spend the
ouh OF July re Honolulu might to have celebration
% would make the whole nation take notice and that excursions
might re arranged points The additional suggestion OF
special the fleet to contain an idea OF
excursion trip would believe be unique
in the history voyages The voyage from San Francisco
here midsummer accompanying the great collection OF American
batthps cruisers touch with them all the time would be a
delightful thrilling experience and the week in Honolulu
fleet celebration of Independence day, would make
that should tax the capacities of available steam
The idea is certainly worth working out.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-16
Holt Won (
Be Indicted

James L. Holt will not be indicted
on charge of ENLIGHTENMENT by Che
Territorial grand jury which is now in
session. The matter was considered at
a session. of the body held yesterday
and no. true bill will be brought in
against him. The charge was merely
technical one at the very most and
there has been no complaint of dis
honesty in connection with his admin
istratiOn
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-16
important
Land Deals

Two land transfers of some impor-
lance have been recorded with the
Registrar of Conveyances. The largest
of these is a little over one hundred
and twenty-five acres of land at Wal
kaumalo, Maula, district of Hilo. rhis
was transferred from George V. Jakin
to T. Give Davies, G. F. Davies and A
W. Davies for the consideration OF
$1,000.
Hugh Howell, the County surveyor
of Maui, has sold little over eighty.
four acres of rubber land at Nahiku
The property, which does not include
Howell's house lot of about five acres
was bought by the Observation-Disclosures
Rubber Company for $4,000
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-16

From the particulars this paper has published uppemntng the
brief cable MENTION would appear that the violent epass upon the
United States consulate at Mukdn had international significance
-Four Japanese entered the place and matreated the native
crafty private spite Although the incident made subject
LOT diplomatic action will probably be closed with punishment
OF the offenders by their government
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-16

On account of the laying of new
floors in the District Court, police
court was held this morning in the
Eva room of police headquarters over
the receiving station.
Twenty-Five cases were on the calen-
dar, but were disposed of with the
usual alacrity
Higiri, Kiku, Kanosigo, Manuel Pc
rez and Mrs. Pat Walsh had their cases
nolle pressed this morning for violat-
ing section 3147 of the Revised laws,
as the Federal authorities have taken
them up.
G. Christensen and Felicia, for vio-
lating section 1851 of the Revised
Laws, received three months each.
Five Japanese were fined sums
amounting to SOS for violating the
swill ordinance.
L. All Leong was fined IS for OBJ
structing traffic on the public high
ways with his wagon.
The rest of the cases were continued.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-16

It's gratifying to find the San Francisco Chronicle putting in
powerful strokes behalf of the ship subsidy bill May the whole
country be awakened before the flag is put much further back in
the race OF maritime nations for commercial supremacy the
ITO realization of the gravity of the present css-or national
crisis is with Japan driving steamships off the Pacific
pagn directed at the membership of Congress individually
has proved effective the matter of Pearl Harbo should
by the San Francisco commercial bodies with those Hawaii follow
ing up which, there little doubt would enlist simultaneous aid
Iof most of the business organizations in the Union
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-16
FOR SALE.

1000 it., more or less, 21s-in. galv.
Pipe, second hand.
Lot of fittings for above.
1 Krogh Triple-acting Power Force
Pump No. 5, Ain. suction and dis
charge.
1 Barnes Saw table, complete.
Iron Fence Posts, Slate, and Sin. cast
iron pipe in lots to suit.
EMMELUTH & CO., LTD.
145 King st. .... Phone 211.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-16

Miss Gladys squiers, daughter of the
American Minister to Panama, Herbert
20. Squiers, was secretly married to
Lieutenant Harry H. Rousseau, a mem
Der Of the Panama Commission, at
Panama on Saturday night, April 4.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-16
CHuRCH SCORCHED.

Hail church, the old native place OF
worship at Hilo, was slightly damaged
by fire on Tuesday.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-16

The local political programme for Republicans proposed
Advertiser this morning the for which The Star has connded
all along AS stated before the members of the party will take
the trouble to interest themselves sufficiently in the
nations primary elections and party organization the Republicans of
Oahu can name ticket that should be satisfactory to the Civic Fedora
ton any other reform organization and doing So it will sweep
the field, should
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-16
The Mookai wireless fake does not improve anv bv ex

The Moloka wireless fake does improve any by
planaion-Advertser
There is Mooka wireless fake explain On file in the gov
ernors office message from Moloa received April a. and
OFFICIALLY given out for publication published in The
Star for what worth according endorsements
by the telegraph company received in the regular of business
and bore the signature of Kaupapa endors en
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-16

1t might be good idea Chamber of Commerce to cable to
Washington description of present congestion of passengers
able to secure transportation argument the campaign
ship subsidy the removing coaswse shipping regu-
lations
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-16
AFTER McYEIGH,S PLAiiE

1t is reported that Mrs. Nakuina is
trying to have ]. D. McVeigh suppressed
ed by her son, Fred Beckley, as super
intendent of the Leper Settlement.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-16

Honolulu should join with San Francisco in asking force
American baps be retained the Pacific The arguments
of having part of the American naval force this side
entirely without regard considerations strategy possible
The Pacific ports much entitled head
quarters the Atlantic ports.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-16

There have been people lot before the Koresay appeared
believe that the usually have large
ons to their number election nights.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-16

tits hardly likely that the Adric BILL opposed by business organ
zaons in the principal cities will carry Congress- The proposal
favored by majority of the House privately ascertained for
mission to take the whole financial question should be generally
acceptable There perhaps better whereby the
views on the subject could be compared examined and utilized
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-16

tits customary for both the English and German elements in Homo
lulu to close their business houses Friday In recent
years the American Evangeca churches have paving
to Holy Week obevanes Tn view of these facts has been
suggested to The Star that general closing of business houses to-
would be appropriate AT all It certain that there
will be comDaravey little business doing so large proportion Of
the community will be engaged in the devotons of the day
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-16

OF Pnkham Any kaaupapa committee had right send
II didn't represent kaaupapa sentiment had right
test it.
But there was no fake
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-16

Success the Ourgger club and its revival of surfing The
ganzaton should be a strong from the start.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-16

These figures ponder over Over million dollars month
worth of purchases by little Hawaii the Mainland
able of for things which could produce better here
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-16
One Salute
Too Short
.o4oQ


Q Carter on the carpet, or one (
q shot too short on a consular {
q salute, was the tragical situa-
q ton at the Naval station yes
q terday.
q Admiral Very is leaving this {
= station and has called on the {
. consuls.
q Yesterday the Japanese con-
q sui called on the Admiral and
= His Imperial Japanese Majds- I
q tvs representative was suppos- {
. ed to get nine guns, Lieutenant !
q Carter presumably seeing that
= such a salute was given, In !
Z, stead of nine guns there were
. but eight, eight-ninths of a
. salute Northumberland ,
. was ION the carpet"
q
10 . q . . . q . q Q O . q q q .
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-16
STOCKS BOOMING.

The stock market had the complexion
of a boom this morning.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-16

Fine Job Printing, Star Office.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-08-12

ness was brief and the resolutions
were heard through without applause,
until the last.
| The adoption of the resolutions
brought out the only excitement of
| the evening. The resolutions were
read by Mr.. Cahoon, who moved their
adoption. Col. I. H. Elliott, of Dexter,
was on the floor, but the Colonel
did not get the recognition of the
chair, who was busy acknowledg g
seconds, and while the Colonel was
clamoring for recognition, the motion
was put, voted upon and declared
carried. Then, when he finally was
recognized he asked permission to
speak on the resolutions. The chair
declared him out of order, as the res
olutions had been passed. Again and
again the Colonel tried to get the
floor, and repeatedly he was told that
he was out of order and should have
spoken to the resolutions before their
adoption, which no man in Chaves
county could have done.
Col. Elliott then took his seat, but
he said he wanted it understood that
he was doing so under protest. And
the machine went on. But afterward,
when the resolutions were securely
tucked away in the care of the sec
retary, and after the other reports
were adopted and turned over to the
secretary, Col. Elliott arose ''to a
point of personal privilege and on
this he was allowed to speak. The Col
onel said:
'1 merely want this convention to
know, and to let the Republicans OF
Chaves county know, that there is
one Republican in Chaves county. at
least one, with keen sarcasm) that
there is one delegate on the floor OF
this convention, that is not willing
to give the highest honor in the Ter
ritory of New Mexico to the political
derelict from Pennsylvania
The resolutions had praised the
Republican party, Theodore Roose- |
veIt, William Howard Taft, James |
Schoolcraft Sherman, William H An |
drews, Nathan Jaffa and J. NJ Her |
vey, endorsing their administration |
of affairs in their several capacities |
as public servants. 1t instructed the |
delegates from Chaves county to the |
territorial Republican convention to |
vote for w. H. Andrews for the nom |
nation for Delegate to Congress and |
roasted the local Democratic officials |
of Chaves county, calling attention !
to the alarming conditions etc,
when as matter of fact Chaves coun-
Ly is the best administered and best
Differed county in the Territory I
Then the county ticket was named,
there being but one candidate put
before the convention for each office,
and often they had hard scratching
o find one. Absentees were named
n each case but two, as nobody pres
INT would have stood for it. In two i
Eases candidates were named who
we're present, both being patriots of
he type that made martyrs in the
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-08-12
DEMOCRATS
WILL SUPPORT BRYAN.

st. Paul, Mimi, Aug. I2.-The Dem
Ocratic primaries to name delegates
to the county conventions, which in
turn will name delegates to the state
convention, will be held this evening.
The county conventions will be held
tomorrow, and the state convention
August 10. Governor Johnson proba-
bly, will be the party's choice for
governor, but as he has repeatedly
stated that he is not a candidate, the
nomination may go to Congressman
w. S. Hammond or Mayor ]. G. An
son, Of Saltwater. The chairman of
the state central committee stated
today that the split caused by the
Johnson-Bryan fight had been patch
ed up, and that all the Democrats OF
the state would support Bryan.
This the Republicans deny, and de-
clare that Johnson will be put for
ward in spite of his declination as
the Democrats only hope of victory,