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The Springfield herald., 1908-10-02
Man and Beast Alike

Only those who have suffered the
agony of eye Affections can appreciate
the blessing to humanity in Dr. Mitch
ellis famous Eye Salve. Introduced in
this region as far back as 1S49 1t Is
found to-day in all well regulated
homes hereabouts. Not alone the eyes
of man but those of the dumb animals
have enjoyed its comforts. Mitchells
Eye Salve. Sold everywhere Price Csc.
Many a man Is buried in oblivion
long before he is dead.
The Springfield herald., 1908-10-02

7 million for turnpikes. but not a
cent for graft
Connecticut western news., 1908-06-25
RED NOSES

Do you snffer the embarrassment of
carving around an extremely red nose?
or are you tortured with a red biotchY
or pimply face? if so you are foolish to
stand it long; it is the simplest and
easiest thing in the world to get rid of.
No matter what might have been the
cause, the following harmless and mex
pensive treatment will positively re-
move all traces of your embarrassment
in from two to four weeks
Get this prescription filled at any
Drug Store. Ulearola one-haf ounce
Ether one ounce, Alcohol seven ounces.
Mix and apply to the parts anected as
often as possible, but morning and Hlght
anyway, allowing it to remain on as
long as possible, never less than ten
minutes, the longer the better, then you
can wipe off the powdery film deposited
ON the skin.
You can get this put up at any Drue
Store.
For any skin troubles this has no equal
Connecticut western news., 1908-06-25
CORNWALL HOLLOW

The following pupils have been Meth
er absent nor tardy during the past term:
Alden Sedgwick, Emily Sedgwick, Olive
Sedgwick, Miles Yale.
Over go people attended the school
and neighborhood picnic Friday. Graph
aphone selections were rendered.
Dinner was served about one O'Clock,
consisting of sandwiches, brown bread.
rusks, baked beans, salads, cold meats,
buildings, pies, cakes. pickles and lemon
AIDE. There were Rotations, readings
and songs by the school children, all OF
whom carried small flags.
Chester Yale of Torrington spent Sun
day with his parents.
Mrs. John Sedgwick, who has been
visiting at Sharon, returned Tuesday.
William Bailey killed large BLACK
snake on Bradford Bros. farm last " eek
It measured over five feet.
Mrs. E. B. Yale was in Torrington
last week.
Connecticut western news., 1908-06-25
KIDNEY and LIVER CURE

DR.. David Kennedy's Favorte Remedy Is adapted
o ali ages and both sexes affording permanent re-
ief in all cases caused by impurity of the blood,
such as Kidney, Bladder and Liver Com
plants; cures Constipation and Weaknesses
peculiar to women.
It proves successful In cases where all other med-
cines have totally failed No sufferer should despair
as long as this remedy is untried. 1t has unbro
ken record of success for over 30 years, and has
won hosts of warm friends.
Are you suffering from any disease traceable to
the causes mentioned2 If 80, DR.. Kennedy has
staked his personal and professional reputation on
the statement that FavOrite Remedy Will do you
good. -
FREE.-Send for q free trial bottle and
booklet containing valuable medical advice. Write
also for an "Easy Test for finding out Il you
nedy's SONS, RondOut, Y. Mention this paper.
REMEMBER. the full name is DR. DAVID
KENNEDY'S FAVORITE REMEDY, made at
Kondout, N. Y, and the price Is @1.OO lsix
Connecticut western news., 1908-06-25
SOUTH CANAAN AND HUNTSVILLE

NC. Dean and Sons have two men at
work putting slate on the roof of their
new barn.
Mr.. Steuerwald and daughter were
called to Chapinville last week by the
death of his son-in-law Ernest Woodln.
Norman Oaks is helping with the
farm work at Meadow Brook farm.
CYRUS Green is the new man at Wells
Yale's.
Mrs. Mary Howe is visiting her
daughter in Falls Village.
r. E. Pendleton commenced hay1ng
June %.
Connecticut western news., 1908-06-25

we do not think you can ask for better
treatment than this bank will give you,
therefore we respectfully solicit your
bust ness.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08

New York. Aug. 7.-R- G. Dun & Com
pany's Weekly Review OF Trade to-mOr-
TOW viii say
Encouraging reports Of commercial
conditions Outnumber adverse statements.
and In almost every instance earlier gains
are fully maintained. while the growth CT
confidence IS evidenced by increased prep
arations for fan trade and revival Of
structurel work Reports of damage TO
spring wheat by rust were the only IN
favorable crop news. other leading farm
products making rapid progress The rise
in prices OF wheat was largely speculative.
as most Of the crop IS harvested or be-
yond danger
More interest is shown in the iron and
steel markets than at any earlier date
this year, although the railways are not
buying freely. Both railway and municipal
bonds are marketed more readily, how
ever. providing funds for needed con
structiOn work. and the second half OF
1913 promises to make a much better ex-
hibition in all departments OF this indus
try Statistics Of pig iron production
made the best showing Of the year on
August I when the weekly active capacity
lte-z fia-u t14AS- sase-A-A-A ~ - DLA > AAg J.
and 232.652 on January l.
Results at the first big auction sale
Of C-c-s goods were most satisfactory,
relatively high prices being realized. so
that the situation is not unsettled BY de-
pressed quotations. as many feared. The
sale also attracted attendance from widely
separated points. and the merchandise
was 50 well distributed that no burden
viii be felt in any section"
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
nice Quoted a.. wholesaIs.i J


Prodnco yesterday WIS IN liberal supply. and the
wholesale market easy on moSt goods. The quality
e much stock coming to this MARKET Is poor. and
some Ct It must be sold at a saeihce- only tie
best produce now oommands TOP rrices-
BUTTER-Crcsnery fancy. 25a24: DO. Western
hrsss 2a3: do. seconds. lsals process fancy. ia
2; do fair 70 good. 15al9; dairy. choice. Ealsi
good. ls; st0re-packed- fresh, IS
CHEEsE-NeE YORK state factory. largs, 12a1Zls
do. snail. lzza13; do. sumner. snail. IZzaI3i
Virginia. 70.
EGGs-Near-by sresh. virginia. los or Is. aver.
age. L; West Virginia and Southwest Virginia. L
Tennessee. L: North Carolina. y.
LIVE POULTRY -Chictens. fancy sp-ing. I5a17
hens I2aIZlz; ROSTERS. :: ducks large. 70; do,
small. sas; turkeys. toms. Per d. 10: do. hers. Z
do thin. S; keats. 70.
DRESSED POUITRY-Turkeys hens undrzzn
per ID. l5an. do. average. und-aEu, lAal5; do,
thin I0al2; toms. BALI. checkers. spring. large. i
do. snail. I6aI7: hers. choice. L5ali; roossers. 2
DRESSED ME1Ts-Hazas. oountry. sugar cured
I2aA
VEGETABLES Potatoes home Erown. PER bushel
6oa75; new. per bb. 2l-aZs5; North Carolina, pel
bhl 20a2 Z5 Norf0Iks 25oa2 . sweet potatoes Pc
bbi sG0a3Z5: cahhage. new PER 100. s.pal909; do
Early York per bbL. L01el-Z5; colery, North CARO-
Ina per crate 2ea2s). eggpauts Der crate. 15al %
kale per bbI. 6oa75 lettuce. home grown. per has
ket !05aI So onions. Bermuda, per Tate, Local >
do Maryland and Virginia per bbl-- 1890 PEAS
per bbi. Ag0as5o. radshes TT 100. salo5, strini
beans green PER basket. 5oal5; tonatoes. rear By
per crate. sails; ss-asn. Flo1la- reT nasEets -
{ LIS green com. peT doz-. 1oal2
GREEN FRUITS-OrzugeS. peT box. 250a4.9ei do.
California naTels 3Olai00: grape fruit. per box
50a4 90, peaches. Per six-basket carer leall5
DC. Georgia, per crate, l2saL75; DO, per box. -
i15- cantaloupes. pr CTate. daz5s plleapples. pe
crate 26a2 So hucklebeles per quart 6alli black
bsrries per quart sal2. apples. new. PER bo-
2 50ss %. DO. per bslshel. Ga75; plums, pz crate
Z5al50. watermelCns each. lGalS.
SUNDRIES-BeesWaI. .; tallow. 1; honey, white
clover lib new. 3, do. 2lb-- new. IalZ. e1nseng
per ID. 5Ga600. Seneca, Per h. 50 Golden seal
s0as5: Pink BAH Mandrake. 2a3l Snake Root. $.
DRIED FRUTTS-Applss. sliced. fancy. sa7s do
/ sliced- bright l.
! GRATN-Wheat. Southern on grade. 75a77. re
75aso- corn sheIed. white. 7sa-s do yellow. Tsa7s
/ do car 375ss0o; cats. Western white, No 2 sls65
( do mixed 5sa50
/ WOOL AND HiDES-Wool washed, free of nuTs
uer d ga2. do uuWashed. free of bus. peT u.
%. do bury. ueT n. islT; hides green per ID
Ca; do. d-y per H., szs shseyszi1s. g-een. each
75as5, CO., dry eacb, a55s calfskins. s-esn. sacA
/ lGalZ5
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08
REPLIES TO MORSE'S CHARGE
Hanna Announces Third Dividend
on North American Bank Deposits.
Minority stockholders Say They Are
Urging Comptroller to Turn Down
MOrse's LIquIdatiRg Plan.

New York, Aug Charles 4 Hanna
receiver for the National Bank Of North
America. said to-day that his only reply
to the assertions Of Charles W Morse
that he is guilty OF criminal interfer-
ence" in blocking Mr.. Morse's plan TO
pay OF the depositOrs al once through
an assets company. was the announce
ment OF a further payment Of . per cent
some time in September. bringing the
total payments 10 IS per cent
3Ir. Hanna added that he might issue
a statement on the banks affairs to-
morrow.
Following the returning Of another in
dictment against him N the Federal
courts to-day. M Morse had nothing
to say on his plan fer paying the bank
depesitors in full but minority stock
holders were not backward in announcing
that they were leaving nothing Undone
10 induce the Comptroller Of the Cur
rency 20 turn down Mr. Norses plan.
and said they had no doubt the Comp
troller would take such action.
The stockholders pointed out that while
AIr. Hanna IS receiving only $500 a year
for his services II uquidaJing TIE bank
and by another month viii have paid on
5 per cent Of the depositors' claims. they
would have 70 pay 2[r. Aorse's uQuida1ing
company 2275.f00 for compensation and
commission for IOauing enough money rC
pay all certified claims against the bank r
They also say that according 10 the pro-
posed contract with the liquidasing com
pany. there viii be many other items
which would bring the expense far above
what II viii amount 70 under the receiver.
ship plan
The minority stockholders believe thai
II Ar Morse can succeed in putting II,
bank on its feet by the time he IS called
70 plead 70 the indictments against hin
This fan the government would have
little more difficulty in making out is
case ot alleged false entries and misap
I preparation Of the banks funds.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

The Washington Stock Exchange closed
a week Of active business yesterday. with
the prices OF most local securities on
higher ground than last Monday Bust
ness yesterday was not large. but the few
sales made were ar top prices
Four securities figured IN the trading.
One SLOI0 Capital Traction bond sold al
I1Z55 Three transactions in Washington
Gas were recorded. aggregating 20 shares,
al at 6sIz One hundred shares Of Ian
ston sold al Il. % ten shares at ia. The
business Of the day closed with sales OF
10 shares Of National Savings and Trust
al 1g2
The feature OF the day was the bidding
Up Of Msrsenthaler nearly three points.
without the sale Of share OF the stock
The higher price IS warranted by The ac-
tivity Of the shares IN Boston. but yes
terday none Of the brokers present had a
share for sale
The session yesterday was short. due IN
part 10 the fact that between I and
O'Clock yesterday the New York market
was going through a pyr0technical exhi-
bition most interesting TO watch IN the
figures coming over the tape
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. Aug. Z-CATTLE-Receipts 100 head
market steady prime beeves. 550a7-60. poor 20 ne
dium 3s5a5 CO.. stoczaTs and feeders 400aiAo. cows
ard hcifers. 35oa5-i0; cznners L4oa265; Texans.
51a4O
HOGS-Rcceipts. lso05 head. light. Seas IS;
r1gh-. sI5l650; mixed s25a6.ie; heavy. s.ssas go
Digs 5s6a65
SHEEP AND LASIBS-Receip-s. 100 head. mar
ket steady; native sheep 2aoaii0: Western sheep.
240a3- 90; native lambs. L10eG5o: Western lambs.
Aeaa6-s0
New York Azs 7.-CATTLE-Receipts. 2Is'
head. MARKET extremely slow and steers 10 cents
ard % cents lower; bulls alnost nominal. and W.
changed COWS dull AZ last quotations; steers sod
az sZ5a6.00; oxen 27Ga5.z5. bulls 500. COWS LA
30l. dressed beef II poor dcmand- SIC
CALNES-Receipts. 5.soo head. market steady
veals 505a7-75 few - SEQ -ul1s 400; city dressed
Teals steady sisal21z c0uasry dressed do. almost
nominal az IelalIJ.
SHEEP AND LA8IBS-Reccipts 100 head;
sheep dull. TO fraction lover. lsuts s5 cents and
% cents lower; 70 cars uns5d; fair to good sheep
sold az A5la41; Common 20 prime lambs. 5oa7 70.
HOGS-Recsipts. Il5o head. feeling steady: View
YORK STATE hoss. 20 pe- 100 pounds.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
Dun and Bradstreet Commercial Agencies Both Opt
n1iStic Over Results of Past Six Days

New York, Aug 7.-Bradstreets' re-
view tomorrow viii say; Trade. crop.
and industrial developments OF the week
are mainly favorable. The first OF the
fall merchants excursions are reported
IN leading cities. thereby charging salss
by jobbers and wholesalers Industrial
reports are generally Of increased time
run or enlarged output, and the leading
crops have approached week nearer
harvest. The result has been a moderate
enhancement OF sales and output and the
maintenance Of the earlier probability of
good outputs Of leading crops. There
are however. some features accompany
ing these developments deserving Of
note.
There are statements from quite a few
markets that early fat buying is hardly
I'D to expectations and that caution and
conservatism govern buyers actions. In
the crop situation the extreme heat OF
the week started the first real crop
scare Of the season. Premature ripen-
ing and rust damage were reported in
the Northwest though the feeling Is
that while some shading Of estimates is
justified. the rust came too late 10 seri-
Ously inJure the plant. cats yields are
reported Disappointing but. on the other
hand. some States report better than
earlier expected winter wheat thrashins
returns. More moisture is desirable for
corn east and west OF the Mississippi
and that crop is stiu rather spotted,
though much has been gained
Cotton is in good shape and indi-
Gates a large yield. and other crops
promise well. In the industries there
is perceptably more doing IN iron and
steel, hardware manufacturing. Western
coal mining. and the lumber trade gen
/ orally"
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Aug. 7.-Folloving are the oHseal
prices here to-day:
wHEAT-spot contract, ss7sae9; SPOT So. ? red
Western 297saLOl: August Sass; Septcmber g "a
@. Decsrber L02. steamer No nd aisa95-a
receiu-s 1sC Is bushels experts. Geo bushels
southern b sample, 7sa2s; Southe-n on grade, s5a
81
CORN-spot mixed. 81: September 8: rscsipts.
20 bushels: Southern white corn. s2as5; southern
yellow corn. 6ZzS5
OATS-Stock in elevators G.s8 bushels; ship
rlen-s from elevators, TO- 81 bushels White No. .
beasv. O. sales: do No. 2 ugl- 20 uedF-a. 65a
$50 do No. g. Leavy. 6-1a55- do. No. :. Eledium
6-iza63 do No. 3 light. 61as-z. Do. No 4. light
10 heavy slasz- mixed. No. . 6l1zas3s DO. No. 2,
5liza5l. do. No. 1. 59z6l
KYE-stcck in eIevarors. 5.s57 bushels satD1sut,
from elevators. L73 bushels
GRAIN FRETGHTS-Rase normal. unchsuzed
FL0UR-Wiater extra. 2Ala365. do clear. 3.s5a
500 DO. straight 415af .. do. patent s-5lai75
sprinz Gear sf1as71- Co. straight 5grs5.s5. Co,
patent 5-5a600. Ciry Mills best patent 60; do.
ligh-Erade patent SO 6c-. Egh-g-ade s;Taizht,
AIS, d.. cloce family as; Do. eztzs, 25la3.7s
Rye -Four Medium % c11ice. sEa45l Corn neal
Der 100 los. Lsalo
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08
REAL ESTATE NOTES

wiT:se. Gibbs & Daniels have sold for
Charles W King. IT., the th-ee-story res
idence at 1897 Monroe street northwest.
on the north side. east Of Sixteenth
street The house is brick. has seven
rooms. hot-water heat, and is entirely
modern. It occupies a lot IS feet front
by a depth Of 10 feet 10 59-foot alley.
It is the purpose Of the purchaser. Irwin
F. Humphrey. 70 occupy the premises as
his residence. Il is understood that s.. go
was paid for the property
Wright & Hopkins have sold the house
at 122 Tennessee avenue northeast 70
Virginia L. and SaIIie ". Simpson. This
is the last house in a block OF four which
this firm recently completed Wright &
Hopkins have also sold TO Charles w
EdeIin the house al $40 Eleventh street
northeast
The Washington Mechanics Savings
Bank is contemplating the erection OF a
building for its use at SO Eighth street
southeast on the property purchased for
the purpose several months ago Plans
for the proposed building have been pre-
pared by Harding & Upman. architects,
and A Getz & Son viii construct the
building. The cost Of the structure viii
be. approximately, $4,000. The building
viii be Il by 80 feet. and viii stand diag0n-
ally across the corner from the present
business place OF the bank Il will be
two stories in height built Of brick and
terra-c0tta. with the bankins-room finish
ed in comfortable and modern style.
Harry Wardman has plans afOOt for the
erection Of a foUr-story apartment house
al 1904 L street northwest The building
VIII be constructed Of brick, and is es-
tiulated to cost $4,000. A. H Beers.
architect, prepared the plans
W c Blundon has begun the erection
Of three two-story brick houses at Il 10
Is Rhode Island avenue northwest The
proposed houses viii be on large plans,
and VIII cost. approximately. $1,000.
Hunter & Bell. architects. drew the plans,
and the owner will construct them
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New Yozk. Aug .-BC rTER-Beceipts. SIS
uaczases- Fl-zn ard quiet Creansry. extra. "a
-, E-ts. z-a-l-s- State cain. tubs. finest. e
EGGS-Raccipts. 55l cases Nearby white. fan
or. la do. mixed fancy =, Western CrsIs, loa
9-z. do sec1lLs l5s--iz-
SCGAR-The local =aw sugar market was quiet
and sluewhzt n1z1inal. and lower on sales q
about . 90 bags late yesterday on TIE basis of
Quoted TO-DAY NascoTaGo p tes-. was quoted a.
S&e- and uo1sses slEar. @ test a. si6a31sc- Cost
z7a frsisat susa-s were quoted On the bass OF
-Aa2 Z-31c To Lo1icl market f1r beet sugar
-os I'd, and September az l1s- The Cuba sugar
crop co1d5cicus are favorable Re5ncd sugar. was
duh and without further cla1Ee-
NAVAL STORES-Tae market fer spirits JuT-
with Eacalneusde barrels Q-0tcd a. &c. and az
saEslna1 1ra market vas noted az 551sa551zc.
Rosia r1led quiet but steady and unchanged, with
common 70 good strained a. Z9a2s6- Tar held
steady and unclsnCed AZ % for oil barrels
1IILL FEED-Steady; quiet trade- Spring han
Ii l9uo-d sacks. 70 ar-lVe. 2 70. mddlizss. $50;
c-ty bran, 80 T. bulk- Wesce-z red dos . g. 70
arrive; winter wheat o-an. IN l0o-pOuTd sacks.
Zs5
OATs-wcaker. and q--ist. No. white. 60; No.
4 white. g. No ? mixed g. new white. 20 arrive
axe selling az 55aa, latter clipQeG.
FL0J R-Sfr0lg- cleckins trade STriug patents.
5--as51- do, clears. 43ea8-73. winter s--aights.
l0a45. do. clears. S45a3-so: kansas. in sacks.
str4lEh-s. As3a5907 do. clears. 3s54l5-
RYE FLOUR-Stsa5y- We ca0ee A25a8-s5.
CORNGIEAL-S--olE. light supply kiln-dried.
fcr export. SIS, coarse meal. in bags. L50aL65
HAY-Receiyts, 40 tors STEADY; trade inactive.
Fine timothy. s. No J. =. No. 2 Sas5. No. ;.
G2D
sTRAw-stroug. limited supply. Long rye, 50
BEEF-Ste2dy. moderate dealings Family. I7-G0a
10. pazket IE-51aI551.
PORK-steady. but duu Ness TS0aI-75: fam
IT. Is ooaI5.50.
TALLOW-SloE. City. IN horsheads. 57-I6
LARD-Weaker Prime Western as5: city.
9s-zs, refined Continent. l8O5, south American,
l9-5. reined Brazilian kegs. rs city stearine.
I-z- oleos-earine nominal. New York z: Chi
caE0. =
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08

Quotations furnished BY L F. Hutton & Co.
Members of the New Yo-k Stock Exchange and the
New YORK Cotton Exchange. q. BSEie Chipuza.
Manager. I30l T street northwest
New YORK Aug The cotton market was active
to-day. the bull crowd supporting i On heavy
scale while bears were less n eTidence- On the
Other hand. they have been fair buyers 70 cover.
August vas sircrg and o6crings light Crop news
IS favorable. but had 10 effect or tie market
SPOT demand is better. If this shouH spring I'd.
tie market would no doubt advance Sharply. The
bill crowd Is n control q the market Prices
closed al the highest for the DAY
Receipts at the ports were 500 .hales. against
sZss last week and l242 last year. Fer the week
3 300J bales against so bales last week and 40
last year Receipts at New Orleans were rs bales
against sH bales a year ago AT Houston / AL
bales. against 5Ze4 bales last year.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08
WoRKHOUSE ADDITION BIDS.
Commissioners to Ask for Proposals
to Build SS5,OOO Structure.

IN view Of an appropriation made by
Congress. at the last session OF $500
for the erection Of sl administration
building in connection with that part OF
the District workhouse used by men.
bids for the construction viii be invited
by the Commissioners 51st as soon as
Daniel z. Garges. chief clerk OF the en-
giReer department. has completed the
preparation Of the specifications.
The plans for the building. which were
drawn by the architects in the building
inspectors Office, provide for a two
story and basement structure Of stone
and brick. There viii be g central TO
tunda connecting with the north wing
Of the vorkhoUse. recently erected
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08
London Market Apathetie.
NEW YORK MONEY.

New Yo-k Aug T.-1Ioney o1 cal az the stock
Erchau-s to-day opened az I rsr cent. hiEaest
u. Lowest 7. closing n Most q The DAYS lGaIs
we-e a. I usr ce1--
Tine money oh-aizable quite lbs-ally, ard
net With a god demand Rates psT cent f1T
sixty DAYS ~ re- ceut fo- ninety DAYS ~ per ceur
for fou- m1-ths. 5-zlas Der ce1r for ave uorths
ard 4 per ce1- FOX SIX months
The market for sterling to-day steadisI.
with rates % points higher Rates FOR acc14l busi-
rsss csose5 as follows Sixty days. ss5a4 $50 de-
Ina-d 5555as- 500 cables 4s610a8-sF5o Collue7czlI
bills were 4555sas 5iiz-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08

London. Aug Agents Of the British
department Of agriculture have unearthed
evidence. they declare, to-day that con-
vinces them that the American meat trust
is trying TO corner Smithfeld market. the
largest Of its kind in the world. and to
smash English competition on its Owl
ground. The trust has succeeded so well
the agents report says. that meat is now
within l cent Of what It cost during the
recent famine It can get no cheaper. It
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08
MEAT TRUST
AFTER BRITISH MARKET

is added. until the government adopts
some plan by which the English dealers
can compete favorably with the trust
The department Of agriculture-s report
suggests the opening Of the market TO
Canadian and South American cattle. as
a retaliatory measure. and urges. also.
that the trust be compelled 70 XIII It's
bullocEs within forty-eight hours OF ar
rival to increase the supply. and make
consignments more frequent.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Oa0satiCns furnished by Z. F. Hutton s Co.
members cf the New YORK Stock Exchange and ths
Chicago Board Of Trade. G. Bowie Clipmars nan
ager I39l 2 street northwest.
Chicago. Aug The wheat market vas fairly
active and lower early On disappointing cables and
favorable weather for spring wheat harvest but lz-e-
rallied sharply -siteratio1 q damage reports and
claims cf poor cr1ps in south Dakota TFere was
also some adverse reports from Manitoba The
market closed fairy fIm-
The corn market was a weather proposition and
tr1diug Was to-day within ua-TUW li1nits-
oats had a good advance during the day and
closed az the highest
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08
THIRTEENTH STREET TO WAIT
Commissioners Have No Money for
the Desired Improvement.

Replying TO a petition from q number
OF citizens who are owners Of property
fronting on OF adjacent 70 Thirteenth
street northwest. between Euclid street
and Park road. the Commissioners said
yesterday that owing 70 q shortage OF
funds they VIII be unable this year 70
macadamize that portion OF Thirteenth
street. as requested
The Commissioners said in their reply.
communicated 10 the Columbia Heights
Citizens Association through its p1esi-
dent Judge c s Bundy- that they VIII
include the item in their estimates f0-
next year.