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New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
Drawings by Kari Anderson

to do I'm up q tree You've got to get hold Of
whoever's responsible for this thing and tie them
l1rD. some way 1t q serious problem Tor Us
Ast-o put his tinge-s to his bps and yawned.
Shaw took the hint and proceeded abruptly
Mrs Landor's Jewels are al my house. a whole
teapotful OF them
All You know the thief them"
No | don t; nor do / know what the deuce m
to do with the loot One thing YOU are TO do Is t.
return it
. And be accused Of the theft myself"
Shaw shrugged his shoulders They have t.
be sent back somehow. | don't want nay sister to
be accused Of keptomaIa, the other thing Is quite
bad enough The idea OF gorilla in a top hat and
all that Il would make pretty scandal Il II #sts
found out. | can fancy how people would talk he
have q great many friends, YOU KNOW. ne 7iL.llS+
cvncallv at the word
She IS innocent / presume. then, slll -taiio.
But what about the gorilla
There's no use in beating about the bush any
ro.,oa-,' s,id Shaw "Only YOU see. ! wanted To
make s11-,. Of YOU before trusted YOU with the St
~-.+ III 90 ahead with and If you call II "a cock
and bull story / don't that / can blame you.
You see. it was this way: We were down at our .
[,,,-,.-,- r,Iara AT Lakeside-a big, rambling Old
bol,s. with a veranda all round il and long French
-,;r4o,,s rr,e9i7g out on it. Ny sisters room has
r.++I I.1ri,7[-- rs on the second floor. She had
I-- NJ, stairs 10 dress for dinner. was IN my
own room a little way down the hall, and my door
was closed at the time We haa l2l i, o' .,
down for the zyeeE-eud It was ten days ago
oh The count of course. and his vllet, and the
cb,,-~bes-vou know Simeon Church and MS
vife-the RaddelIe girls. and Two OF i''''1 'Oi'l7
III give YOU a list later, if You like
All right, 60 ahead
TT happened as say, just before dn"GT w. about i,,
L baIf-1ast seven. 1t was quite dark. We d'l
,;,lt -, rrprf outside.-there Was nothing gong
on At that time Well heard her door open ana
then she was pounding mine and She g-ed OUT
Tohn Tohr' Come here quick opened 'Ie u''.'
- - 5,3s-a5 as I was and she was III deuce ol a
funk She grabbed by the arm and pulled 55 me
down the hall and shut her door Ihen si!e s1lL
Oh what shall do sad Nh4( m lhe ".'D.l, .,rI,
Etbel, Have YOU been robbed She was nearly
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11

he great dim studio II As-ro the
Pal~-1--. srua-tlv dressed Young
man. well groomed, well bred. and
with something of that manner for
which Harvard has become famous,
sat ne~.ously punching holes IN the
magnificent Turkish rug with the
fe-u,e at his bamboo cane. He
looked sr with a scowl As Astro,
dressed IN his red silk robe. and his
-r--a--- with the uoOlStone clasp.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11

Young man gazei ar the seer as i to estimate the
man caDe- and character As-ro said nothing but,
59WI1g gravelv took his seat the big couch and
4zly lighted ms wa.e- rpe waiting for his visitor
70 speak
/ have come 20 EaU- the Young man SAID Il
rally, although ] must confess ! don't quite be
l5Te II occult powers because ! have an idea
that YOU must know considerable about human
nature. You ce-ra--.E --r plenty ui i
Asc-o bowed again. and FAINT smile cn-led ms
lips
i have also hea-. YOU called the Master ot Mys-
le7es the Young -.-l-. continued
Asr-0 bowed again
The young rua- rose and handed the palrnlst
5a-d It read, M- john WalLlngton shaw
Ast-o looked ~ q. and tossed II ~. The table
suppose you know who ] arl
Astro again bowed.
II part o5 -ya- business. ! suppose You
may have read u The papers also IF my sister $
engagement 70 Count , Aursle-l,
Inc same s05e- gesture u assent from the palrllst-
ohaT sat dow --r showed his hands into his
POCKETS. crossed ..- legs. and leaned back Nj
--1a-'o he sal1 .- come here ~. queer errand-
s-ll'5se you strange things II your pro
lesson and j, seemed 10 me that your experience
14nt YOU 10 Dr. --- Is - believe something that
-7a-ly lncre1if5..
Ny dear -.- -sl As.-y. speaking at last,
nothing Is Incredible From what / know Of life,
5 E more l-al,g--. r. seems 10 5e the more prob
s-e L IS fgr .-ar matter. one has only TO read
-E Papers. BIZ seriously. i / can help YOU IN
S-s"ay. / shall ae glad 20 do So"
I'D" 10" took gold cigarette case from ms
ty-ket, selected cigarette knocked i against his
- and st-1u. q match After the first long IN
t1a.l0h ne re--.-E-L. You. promise, then, 70
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11

a.
nj Shaw. A-,-t replied. III $ easy enough
~ ne TO peroe-re thai ryu are a gentleman
pc an egus. amount ri perception from
30 ~ any rate. hardly see why YOU should
1''T -T, here 70 tell -.- ~ a-truth
.l.-i2 2~y what mean .s I'm afraid YOU i
80 ,--I ! ii-Re-, q bit crazy Its simply
-. 1,lalSoious Why, l wouldn't believe II
Lets have It. Yoa have really excited
i55l.ss e;'loSity 10 As-r9 folded his arms and
- a 9na| with sharp ewes. You Ger
-. a.'y SHOW 10 sgr-tg.as Of de-angemeut
2-a~ gave nervous laugh. oh It isn't
tn my SISTER That's why Il Is 50 hard 70
VIII =. lI12lIae q course that this confession
- Aepl Confident Not only that. but
c5nsi5.-..5.' you to help me out-for an ample
asl-0 bowed al ....,...,,,, =,
tis head Of nine t. -. ,5 a. of the
d-yly. u Ne" York, he sad Htlie
III '-,.% shrugged his shoulders. Very well
less :, - : no more time. You'll see how use
my - ~ alpeal % the police. or even 10
roife-,.5'e..,,, But first. have YOU heard Of the
a6ss O Mrs Landor's levels"
beer C;-ses se2- he thief. ! believe. has never
c1-jor- .eied- Il always seemed to me
had -, - tS5' that no reward for their return
T. 5h-ae-[, 1.e[ been offered But what have they
with your sister"
;, - gszed up at the ceiling. then down
to teii .ile .4 hpor- Really I'm almost ashamed
We -ne s''1y, Il S 50 confoundedly absurd
S5o5d, and healthy stoSb Were as sane ae'l As
ps-a!'eare No trace Of brain storms or
lar 0ola ~. IN our family The thing hasn gone
i "a. oIl Il VIII be talked about if / can't stop
'-8I Is II you cant. i don't know what
Holbrook argus., 1908-01-28

Exp.Feb.16 tv offces-------. % E. 1917 H. Brownel agent railroad freight
 county supplies Qumber)~ )~---- IS % 26 IS J. E. Richards. expenses and mileage,
 biennial meeting B of S----------- so co Mare 19 J. P Nuanez, indgent sick allowance % 20 Juan Jortez indgent sick allowance % 21 Juan Galleos, indgent sick allowance % Georg Chenev allo OOI 2723 % 24 Smith Premier T. w. Co.,. exchange on
 typewriter 60 % 25 L. E. Divelbess F. M, stamps tocoun-
 officers --.---.------------ 10 OOI Apl 26 J. P Nuanez indgent sick allowance % 27 Juan Jortez indgent sick allowance co Juan Galleos, indigent sick allowance % 29 Louis Korn, refund gambling and
 saloon license ---.---.~------------ 42 43 ." 80 PA Ward, repalrs pesthouse, Wnsow 80 31 Jose Duran, Interpreter Probate
 Court ------------------~- 50 1892 F. Mahoney, supt. Maintenance h. a
 Territorial Industrial School 135 47 ' T. J. lesser, refund saloon license 43 23 34 George Cheney indigent sick allowance co F ." May 3 35 J. P Nuanez, indigent sick allowance % 36 Juan Jortez indeent allowance % C 37 Juan Ga1leos indgent sick allowance % C "S 3S L. E. Divelbes F. M, stamps e.
 ty officers - - 10 % C 20 a9 George Cheney indrgent sick allowance % . Juan Jortez indgent sick allowance % C. 42 Juan Galejos ndigent sick allowance % C. Rd. 10 43 Arizona L. & T. Co.,, material for C.
 bridge R. D. No. 8 Qumber) -~---- 27 s3 C IA A. M. Boyer, contractor, freight
 material R. D. 3~---.----------- 39 co 1a 45 Wm. Armbruster, material C.
 tor bridge K. D. No. 3----~-------- SC % C. Exp Jun. A. F. flag % C. July 47 Juan Jortez indgent sick allowance % C. " IS Juan Galleos indgent sick allowance co " 49 George Cheney, ndigent sick allowance OOI 50 L, E. Divelbess, P M, C
 officers - D ~. 10 % c Smith Premier T. w. typewriter C
 supplies - .-r. - 25 C. 31 52 L. E. Divelbess, P M. stamps county T
 -------.-.- Aug 53 George Cheney, ndigent sick allowance % o 54 Juan Jorte indigent sick allowance % C 55 Juan Galejo indigent sick allowance % ~ 2S 56 Remington T. w. Co.,, typewriter =
 a pairs~ ~~~~ ,-r~~,~-~- ~ - s4 c Sept. 57 Juan Galos indigent sick allowance co 5S Juan Jortez indigent sick allowance % C. 59 George Cheney, ndigent sick allowance % C. 60 l.. E. Divelbess, P. M, C.
 officers --~---,----. --~-~-~------ 10 % C. R.C. making out duplicate
 
 62 Chas Gardner, at OOI A. L.St work at % C. Oct GA George Cheney ndigen sick allowance % C. LuauL nrtez QQL C
Holbrook argus., 1908-01-28

10 % Exp Oct 2e v A. L. sandiord work
 ." IS Chas Gardner work IS % " 29 79 A. L. sandiord work at courthouse 25 George Cheney, ,indigent sick allowance co % ." "9 s2 Augustn Tapia, fuel forcounty % |" IS s3 Juan Jortez indigent sick allowance % :" II S4 Chas Gardner courthouse 500 s5 Leonard Jensen work courthouse 4 % " 15 S6 L. E. DNebess, P. M, stamps county 2a s7 Gazetteer Pub Co, Arizona directory oo
 A. L.S workat house 1 10 % Dec S9 Juan indigent sick allowance % |" 90 Juan Galeos ndgent sick allowance % |" ~ 91 George Cheney, indigent allowance % :" 92 L. E. DNebess, P. M, stamps county 4s ss ss 4..., ..,, order. s5a55 :; " Annual of County year COUNTY TREASURER oo non hand]an 1st ' Cash received as per report for January 7794a o oo Cash received report for February 2,43592 M Cash received report for March 1869 63$64 435
  % Cash expended per report for January s1e,e4a67 Cash expended February
 Cash expended report for March 2,23s46 27 s3 Cash balance abstract A" Cash onh April ---~- -$3e,95936 s6 GO Cash report Apr1~----- l2 OO Cash received as report for May 7,853s4 DO Cash received report for 1,44o51s4967s oo DISBURSEMENTS 10 % pended per report forA May 1,2sae5
 hreceved as report June------
 Third Quarter
 5 W oo hon June $3s,31oe3 oo Cashre las report for u " Cash received as report for August 37495 O, September 1,eaaaoso757 100 Cash expended for Juy~-~-s BOSSES Cash expendeda August
 Cash expended a perrepor September 4S7.o3 10 % Cash balance hand abstract "A" 35o4272$457 Fourth Quarter - 10 %
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. July 20--FouoVin= ere The ofs-al
r-ices cstahlished by the Fruit and Produce Asso-
cation
BUTTE5l-CreamCry. faucy. pe- IL =. imitation
-sa-i Aaryland ald Pcn-sy-vlnis rolls. l537al7 /.
stous PACKED Ohio and Wcs- Virginia. I5lsal7- Mar
land Ei-ginis and PgunsyIyauiz dairy Prints I5laa--
EElS-a.a--land. Pelnsylrs-ia, and nearby f-sts
IN. Eastern shore Maryland and Virginia. Ia /.
Neste-u hrs-s. IA West Virginia. =.
LIVE FOJLTEY-Sl-ius eaisssns. pond large.
san. snail. l7aIs Old hens. hsavyvsiElt I55sal4,
SPYING ducks large. ilalz; oid d--Es. 10
PoTATOES-New Norflls. ps- bb.- No :. ? "a
25-s. do. Rsrpshaunock. per large bb.. Z00aZZ5.
1o- per snail b5l. L75a20o. do. YORK River. per
5H. primes 2eas225. do. Eastern sho-r. Mary
land re- bhl-. urIes. 20oa2S
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLEs-App
Maryland and Virginia. Der bbl. fancy, LcaL5o; do
snail common. 5G-5s do. per -zbbl- basket. af0
90. New Yu-s. assorted. per tbL L7sa30a Bee,s
native. pe- b--ch lal- Blackberr-es- Easern shore
Aiaryland Te- quart 3a5; do Rapgahannock, peT
b-rSe-. 21azI5 Co. PatuIeut E1s77r. Cabbagr IA
tive, re- lJl. 30oa590- CantaioCuss. Georgia. peT
crate -5aLZ5; de-, Aane Arundel Gems basket. 5a
60 Corn. green. Virginia. rer -four b5l. l0aI25;
Do. native. dozen. laaIZ Cucmbers. native. PER
BASKET 5lalo- Egsp-zuts NU-folk. psr cTate. Z5Oa
800 G-ven beans. native. Ge- b-shei- - Huckle-
byTTles Eastern shore. peT quart 6a1, do. Mary
land and Virginia, pr bucket. Dab. Lettuce. New
York. per basket lZ5aL75. Onions. Pennsylvania.
yellow. Ter bushel. sac do. rev Rappahannock.
~ basket. 5s50i do. new Rappahannock. psr bbl-
lz5al-50. Peaches. Georgia Eloerts. per carrier.
Ma-yls1d and Virginia per box, Soa75; DO. Mary
land and Virginia. per as-hasEet 2a50 Pear. Mani
toha Elizabeth Der basket. s0aSQ- Raspbsrries red
per rlnt. 3ai. DO. per quart. Iss. do. black per
quart 5as- Tomatoes Potomac per sbasket carrier.
s1a75. do. Norfolk. rer 2haszet carrier 5z75: do.
tive. pr A-basket. 2DaS1. Watermel0ns. Florida.
each. 20 sue san
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

baltimore. July o.-Fou0wfag are the Official
prices here Tor to-day;
WHEAT-spct contract gaq71s. spot No red
Western. eoaes5s; July. s7as7iss August s5sZse5ik
Septeuher. IS asked; steamer No red ssag55s: re-
csipts. Ile 80 bushels; southern hy sauule sa93 :
southern on grade aa97.
CORN-spot mixed. 7s4: September. 90 asked; re-
ceipts. s.Z5 bushels
OATS-Stock in elevators. G So bushels: shfpmeuts
fr11a elevators. 7.fs4 bushels White. No 2 hearv
6le60iz: do No 2. light 70 metlum 59ssa69- do
No. 3 heavy. 5si1s59i3; do. No 3 nediua 5laassss
do. No 3 light 5slzs59: do. No. / light to heavy
57a5s; mixed. No 5aa5Sl1; do. No. ; 55sa57 do.
No g. 55ai5i1-
RYE-stock in elevators. 2s1 bushels: shIpnsass
fraru elevators. none.
FBOUE-Winser extra. 35laS78; do. clear. 5soa
3s5: do. straight. A01a4l5: do patent J. saas 90:
spring clear. 4.loa4-4o. do. straiEht s5a5Fg- do
patent 52oa5-s5; City Mills best patent SIS; do
high zrads patent as do. high grade Straight
As: do. choice family IL
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
MANY GAINS MADE
Wall Street Stocks Show
Continued Advance.
SHARES FIND MANY BUYERS
Public Said 10 Be Taking n Greater
Interest in the Market Than for
for Many Days a LagEard, shows
n Great Deal More Strength.

New York. July 21.-Following a nearly
general advance in the prices Of Ameri-
can stocks in the London market. the
opening here this morning was strong.
most Of the leading issues making large
fractional gains over Saturdays closing
level. and there was evidence Of a greater
public interest on the buying side than
on any other day for months past.
On the opening advance. however. con-
siderable profit taking was met with. as
was 10 be expected in view OF the fact
that there had been within a period OF
two weeks a rise OF fully five points on
the average in the active stocks. but
profit taking sales were executed without
difficulty. the ease with which stocks
offered for sale found buyers bsspeakiug
a much larger demand than could have
been expected under the circumstances
It seemed to be taken for granted by
many professional operators that a con-
siderable part OF the buying demand came
from the covering Of shorts and those put
out commitments for the fall which they
found burdensome later in the day.
Profit-taking at Start.
The profit taking and short selling met
with at the opening caused only small
recessions, but the market al the end
OF an hour or so. became comparatively
dun and remained IN that condition until
about the beginning Of the fourth hour
OF business. when Il again became active
under the leadership OF the Erie issues.
United States Steel. and Union Pacific.
al Of which made new high records for
the present movement. The general list
closed at or near the best prices Of the
day
Great Northern. for several days lag
gard. became quite strong. rising TO a
new high level for the year and Read
ing, which last week scored a relatively
small advance. began TO move up with
something Of It's accustomed vigOr.
Erie Issues strengthened.
AL the Erie issues advanced in a way
which strongly indicated that the meas
Ures taken earlier in the yeer TO provide
for the financial needs Of the company
were proving adequate, and a number Of
inactive issues. including those OF some
OF the minor roads IN the Vanderbilt sys-
tem. such as New York, Chicago and St
Louis. and Cleveland Cincinnati, Chicago
and ST Louis, as well as comparatively
inactive industrials, Ike Westinghouse
New York Air Brake. and Republic Iron
and Steel became moderately active al
advancing quotations
The feature OF the Industrial list was
again United States Steel, which crossed
- for the first time. but Amaleamatef
Copper and American Smelling and Re
hni1g also made substantial gains on the
day their rfsa raF7s a~-o---,-r rFsy7 - d
marked Increase in the volume OF deal
ings IN each
4 notable circumstance was that in
some OF the less active issues a small
volume Of buying suficed 10 cause sharp
advances Dealings IN bonds were larger
than on any other day. so far.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Much comment was heard yesterday in
financial circles about the attitude as
sumed by the officials OF the street rail-
way companies toward the local commits
sion appointed 10 inquire into complaints
and other matters relating 10 the opera
ton Of the street railways
The letters Of President Hamilton, Of
the traction company. and or Gen Har-
ries. vice president OF the Washington
Railway and Electric Company. seem to
make it plain that the companies Will
not treat with the local commission. and
II remains 10 be seen whether they viii
give the information sought to the Fed
eral body when requested to do so.
The attitude Of the railway officials
was commented upon yesterday as a
shrewd move to put OF actual super
vision. II it IS finally to be exercised, aid
most persons In the. financial district who
expressed opinions yesterday seemed 10
think that the problem would finally re-
solve itself into a deadlock. where moth
ing tangible could be effected without
further legislation and larger powers Civ
en- 10 the commission Among brokers
and bankers generally the situation is
looked upon as presenting many diff
culties, and many regard the law passed
by Congress as very defective. i the In
terstate Commerce Commission is really
TO place any effective supervision upon the
local companies.
The Washington Transit Com
pany yesterday deposited its guarantee
funJ with the District collector that II
will commence the building Of the road
and complete Il within the terms or the
act Of Congress. giving IL access 20 the
District This company will enter the
District at TaEOma Park and run over
certain streets TO connect with the line
Of the Capital Traction Company IN Four
teenth street The proposed line IS a
suburban road under a separate charter
granted by the state OF Maryland. and
within the District by Congress, and II
built viii be d feeder, and no doubt in
time a Connection. Of the Capital Trac-
ton Company.
Business on the Washington Stock Ex-
change yesterday was light in volume
and without special feature as 10 price
Business has again fallen into the rut:
stocks being held one OF two dollars a
share higher than any one IS willing 10
pay Tor them.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
NEW YORK MONEY.

NsW York. July 95.-NI0SzT On czu to-day openel
AZ IA per eeats highes- -, i5wss;. II: closing.
II 7er cent Most 4 the loans were AZ II p
cent
Tine money opened the week scuevhat f-ruer f-r
the SIX months period node7zte business a. 81.
being reported Rates. Ter cent for sixty daTs.
% p for ninety DAYS ~ 10 "a for four months
2 % 81 for FIVE months. and "a. fer six months.
Mer11-ie -a1Er opened I'm continued far de-
mand fer the higE Erales and the ua-kst cas-sd
a number Of attractive 1zzss Rates. sl4as ~
ceHt f7v sixty and nize-y days ird7-scl bills -g-fr
abe; sais - cent f1r eho.,s four and SIX 1lau-s
single names; ; for lCss vel known uau.as
Tie market for sterling vas quiet today. with
rates sh-niaE 10 raarEe.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.

Balrino-e July so.-Fouovtug are the quotatioas
on live stock per hundredweisht, at the Union
Stock Yards to-day:
CATTLE-Receipcs for week ended noon to-day
were S99s head. against I.7sl head last week. One
hundred and twenty-five Ca-loads sale. Steers
fair 10 prime. 4Z5a675: Others. 3Z5as 3. hetfers
3Z5a5 q bulls. 30oa4z5; COWS. LSa425; fresh cows
5lOC155g0 pcr head
HOGS-Receipls for week ended noon to-day were
l79 head against 10 049 head last week Fair sup
ply to-day and market about steady at following
prices VIZ Western. 7-55a7 90: from other points
7-0a7I5; pigs Z5a5.51, rogghs. 6o0a6.50
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Eeceip-s for week ended
noon to-day Ii75i head. against 7550 head last
week. Liberal supply to-day and market lower
sheep. ls0as Z5. lambs 4O0a65a
CALF ES-Receip-s fur wcek ended noon to-day
were "a head. against al head last week. Light
supply to-day and market higher. Common to best
CO.. %
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished ~ f F. Hutton & Co.
nelbers q the New YORK Srock Exchange and the
Chieaso Board q Truds- c. Bowie Chip1aan. man
aggT, 10 F street northwest
Cheap july D-Thr cables were dun and heavy
and there vas so1ne seiling this well a. on
the fact q The tis iutsri0r rcceia-s Whlle u Is
st1-ed that the lEte1oT Is not 0grlrE wheat freely
the fac remains that the rrcriuts ars heavy There
were some reports from the No7thEest q damage as
A result q the dry weather
Corn vas quiet after a Ettle selling movement ear
y. and r-lcrs were fairly steady. he market was
inclined % scm= Esaviuess owing % tAe very "a
vorahle weather conditions and the Optimistic crop
reports hut TIE very snail Movement q sain keeps
the deliveries very setitvc and easily Influenced
by buying orders
Oats-TTade Was snail and without spc-iaI feature
q interest Tie rstEs rep1r-cd VIII czGsc some DE-
ay il harvesting sections ard this i1l1ced m0derste
h-yirz-
Provisions ws-e active and weak early on the large
rccgigts q hogs West and the boezk iu live hos
r-i-es. tt later showed rally With cJsidersbls
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

steers firm TO ioc higher. bulls and COWS loal5c
higher; su sold Steers 5O0a7l0; bulls 2Z5s4 l0: (:
cpws l7saA IS: dressed beef. steady at saIiiS for
native sides
CABVES-Recepts. 4.o54; veais Zsa5oc higher: but
termilks SOC higher; all sold. Veas 5oas 90; crIs
4oca500 buttermilks 4.0os5Oo; Kansas City calves
500: dressed calves active and higher city dressed
veais. sal3; country dressed. sail; dressed butter
milks. s1zss1z
SHEEP AND LASiBS-Receipts. ESQ; sheep IN
light supply and steady: lambs 65a75c lower than
Saturday; number q cars q lambs were carried
over. Common 70 prime sheep. SOoa4 80 culls 80
Common to choice lambs. Asoas50: two cars at $50
and an extra car az 66s.
HOGS-Receipts. 80; steady 70 Ioc higher. New
YORK State and PennsylvanlA hogs Tioa7-A
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21

DistEiet = Col-ultsa. City g Wzza.nz-rn- s..
T. r. p. CLACGHTOS. T-rasr--rr z the ar--r-
named bank. do sCl9uulv swear thg- ne above
statement Is tue 10 the best q my kn1vIe5ze and
helllf- T. p CLAUGHTON.
Trcz--7e-
Su1sc-lhel ard sEcr1 20 before me Tins ls-h DAY
= jay. las. L r Sg-HEEINEE
Notary Pebble
JAMES " BAkER
WALTER A BROWN
JAS. A CAHfIL.
JAS L EARRICK
WI g.. CARTER
FRANK 2 AfILBURN.
z. T. SCHMIDT
CHAS. W. SNDTES
CHAs- W WARDEN.
I--r-+-7s
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished By E. F. Hutton & Co
members Of the New Y0rk STOCK Exchange and the
New York Cotton Exchange G. Bowie t75f--nan
manager LSlI street northwest
New Eork. July 10.-The cotton market cpened
three points higher On July but four 10 six points
lower on ether months The market was unfavo-al,lv
affected by bearish news on the weather II the
belt. including good rains IN many places where
needed. There good demand at the opeuins.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

ouotatfous furnished h1 z r Hutton & Co.
members Of the New York STOCK Exchange G. Bowie
Chiurnan manager lS0l + street northwest
sales TO noon $4,000 shares
Total sales 1 .O23,zO0 shares
Call money; High, / y low, 1; cl, IA.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

"zH'IIINtIIUN NAITLE MARKET.
CAIILE-E1tra. Der eFt. 6gaso; butcher. 80,
SO common. 2D-as o. -
HOGS-prr car r-os. Er=-=-z -. -
cut- 50a5E . --s' -
t'r7-'e SHE5F-t'r7-'e- 2Sz3-5o; common, z50s30
L--A4tEs9-Slri-e. 6; medium 5lsa65s
- - tr-Ele, per pound. :; medium easz.
COAs-Ir1-e- fresh. each saoos5o %. cruu0u
z.99s,oo' cd sad Dr., smaloQ.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished Hy z T. H-tt-, Z r.,
nen1ers New YORK Stock Exchange. G.. Bowie
Chipran. manager. I5l1 F street r--rhvss-
The Washington herald., 1908-07-21
BANK STATEMENTS.

REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Farmers and Mechanics Nat. Bank,
At Washington. in the District q Columbia, at
the close q business. July 8 l90s