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The Washington herald., 1908-02-26
D0MINICANS SENTENCED.
Twenty Years imprisonment for
Thurston Murder,


The Bureau of InSular Affairs has been
advised that the courts OF the Dominican
republics have sentenced Pedro Santiago
and MateO Garcia to twenty years i'm
prisonment at hard labor. for the murder
OF Charles B. Thurston and John Mil
bourne, employed by the customs reeeiv-
ership OF Santo Domingo
The crime Of which these men have been
convicted was committed on the Haitian
frontier. in the vicinity OF the town OF
Las Matas. on August 6. 1890 Thurston
and MiIbourne. on the day before the en-
counter, had taken charge OF contraband
goods. which had been seized by the
guards OF the Haitian frontier. Pedro
Santiago. principal owner OF the goods,
and who was at the time vice president
OF Las Matas. and Mateo Garcia a men,
Der OF the council Of that town, who was
also financially interested in the contra
band. with between thirty and forty fol-
lowers. attacked the party in charge OF
the contrahand and in the fght that fol-
lowed MubOurne was killed. Thurston
mOrtally wounded. and one Of the DOmin-
lean members OF the guard seriously
wounded
in addition 10 the conviction and sen
tence OF the principals. the other mem
bers OF the smuggling party. who were
known TO have been engaged in the con-
fiict, have been sentenced by default of
their appearance IN court. 10 Ike terms
OF Imprisonment
The Washington herald., 1908-02-26
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Feb 2.-SUGAR-The local market
for raw sugar Was strong, with light offerings hold
ers asking higher prices. generally lis cents
Duty-paid prices were quoted thus: Centrifugal s6
test, 37oa373; muscoyado 50 test 32a3.2S. and mo-
lasscs sugar. 50 test, 29a2Ss The London market
for beet sugar unchanged with buyers at quota
tons, aud February and March quoted at 9s 9ikd.
Refined sugar was quiet and unchanged
NAVAL STORES-The market for spirits turpen-
tine quiet but steady. and a shade higher with
machine-male barrels quoted AZ 81 At Savannah
the market vas firm and quoted at & to IS. Rosin
was dull and unchanged at $50 for common 20 good
strained Tar ruled steady but quiet at 40 for oil
barrels,
mand. Creamery extra, s2; hrSts. 3Oa5l-
>EGGS-Receipts. Ils cases. Lower. nearby white
fancy, 29as0: Western hrsts. 2l15
MILL FEED-ffrm; modcratc dealings. Spring
bran. l0olb sacks 20 arrive 5.50; middlings. $50:
city bran. 2i5o. in bulk; Western rcd dog. 3d. TO
arrive: winter wheat bran. in l00Ib sacks. 25s5.
cATS-Steady; quiet trade. Elevator prices: No.
8 white. co. No white. 59i1: No. 2 mixed. S.
FLOUR-Strong: better inquiry. Spring patents.
55oa5s0; spring clears. 4s5e4S5; winter straights
Joa470; winter clears. 425a445: Kansas in sacks.
patents, 5.lOa52); straights, Aesalo; clears. 42a
RYE FLoUR-FiTm; moderate trade. We quote.
AGsa5.3-
CORN MEALr-Moderate demand. Kiln dried. for
export. 35a3.40; coarse meal. in bags. lS3ai.ao.
BUCKWHEAT FL0UR-Sman trade; light sup
ply. Choice quoted, 800
HAX-Receipts l5l0 tons Firm: good inquiry.
Prime timothy LOOaLO5; No. !. s5al00; No. 3 ga
%: No 3 9as5.
STRAw-FIm: snail supply. Long ne. 7A7a
BEEE-Steady; moderate inquiry. Family. H.0oa
H.50: racket, iL5oal2Oo.
PORK-Weaker; fair dealings. Mess, B.50al4 %
family l5OCal550
TALLOW-Quiet; steady City, In hossheads. "a.
LARD--Finner Prime Western. T-7c; city g7y;
refined continent 7.s5; South American $50: re-
fined Brazilian kegs. $50; city s,earne. Sli; oleo-
stearine. nominal: New York, 7a7As: Chicago "a.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-26
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

A block OF Gas stock, amounting 20
about so shares. was brought 10 the
Washington Stock Exchange yesterday,
and the greater part Of it sold at prices
ranging from 57Ss to IS rs. The stock was
quite readily taken UP. but the efforts OF
the selling broker to force up the bids
by selling in 25-share lots did not meet
with success.
Washington Gas Is now back nearly to
the price which it was considered worth
when the boom began early last summer
upon rumors that the company would
Increase its capital stock and "cut a juicy
lemon for the shareholders. The melon
was brought out Of the refrigerator and
placed nicely on platter. but owing 10
the action OF the courts the melon has
not been cut, the gas boom is busted,
and the stock selling lower every time II
Is offered in any quantity on the ex-
change. Whether some persons are wiser
than others or whether their views are
naturally pesSimistic, matters not but
there are few OF them who have al
ways said the '-gas melon" would never
be cut Just now their prognostications
seem TO have been correct
Outside OF $1,000 in public utility bonds
and 290 shares Of Lanston, there was lit
tie trading. The market continues dull.
and prices are gradually crawling down.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-26
BELVA 4. LOCKWOOD LOSES
Frank n. Rucker Given Judgment
Against Her for $5,942.50.
sum Represents Percentage Fee OBJ
tained in winning suit in the
Interest In Cherokee Indians.

A jury in Circuit Court NJ. >. Justice
Anderson presiding, yesterday returned a
verdict against Mrs. Belya A lockwood,
one-time candidate for the Presidency.
and the only woman who ever ran for
that Office.
The verdict was an award Of S5.s42-5o. in
favor Of Frank N. Rueker, administrator
Of the estate OF James Taylor. OF Indian
Territory.
According 70 the declaration filed by
Mr.. Rucker Mrs lockwood, who is now
a practicing attorney IN this city. re-
ceived Zee OF $500 last July in a case
she won in the Court OF Claims This
case was in the interest OF the Eastern
Cherokee Indians. Of the Indian Territory.
The administrator claimed that Mr
Taylor. since deceased. had a contract
with Mrs. Lockwood. under the terms OF
which he was 10 receive certain per
centage OF the proceeds Of the claim in
the event Of success, having gathered
the claims together. collected evidence,
&c
The jury. upon deliberation. decided
that Rucker. as the administrator. was
entitled to S5.9i2.5o. TO be added TO Taylor 5
estate. as the percentage due him Of the
fee received by Mrs. lockwood.
Mr.. Rucker vas represented by AttOr-
neys Putnam and Poe. and Mrs. Lock
wood yEas represented by Attorneys Robe
son and Keigwin.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-26
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

No change in rriccs was noted Oh the wholesale
maTSet yesterday. EgEs. nearby. fresh. were
scarce. but held az Mondays quotations. Butter
and dair products were unchanged Demand was
quite active yesterday but arrivals q all the lead
ing lines u produce being liberal the market Was
pretty well stocked at The Close q business The
vegetable market was a triAe fmer, and demand
for sn the better grades was actiTe. Good fruit is
also beginning 20 move brisker-
unces quoted are vhoiessle)
BTTTER-CTeamerv. fancy. I5lsa3ils do Western
nrsts 3las3 do sec0Eds Z5a26. fancy 3a27 do fair
To good a23 dairy, choice l5a9e. go0d. lsals store
packed fresh. l6als.
CHEESE Market arm ard active On al kinds
New York state factory. large. lsaieis DO. asfE
l5lsaE: do. snail lssal7: do. sumner large i4ais
do summer. small. l4aliis do. fair 70 good l2als;
Western. factory, new ehoce. lslsal5. DO. fair 70
good II: Virginia. 10.
EGGs-Nesr-ty fresh Virginia. loss Of sias5: aver
age q; West Virginia and Southwest Virginia. ,
Tennessee. .; Norih Carolina. =
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. fancy. I5zIs; average
Is: hens. l2al3; roosters. J. ducks. large Lali; DO
small llal2; seese, salo turkeys. toms pr ID. Ials;
do hens i5al6: do. thin. 10: keats 10
DRESSED POULTRY-Tu1keys. hers. uudrawu
per h. IS; do. average. undrawr. leai7: do
thin. lOal2: CID tons I5aI5 chickens large fsals.
small l7als hens choice, l5all; ROSTERS 5: di.cks
old ISa5; geese, loaH; capons. 7-lh average, IS:
snail Mails.
DRESSED sEATs-Cslves fun dressed. sslo.
beads of. 8; hogdressed calves, 3; hams oountry
eO0as.so; do. medium coo; DO. heavy 550asoo
GAAiE-Quail per dozen. 25oa2.75: do small. 80
az o. Opossums, each. 2ai4
VEGETABL ES-Poiatoes. homegrown per busbsl
foa75 do. rural 7os75; sweet potatoes per Dbl 50
aAoO; yams. 20oa25o: cabbage. per ewt scaso.
onions Ohio per bushel, 7Oaso; ssriag bean, rer
basket. 2OOa225; lettuce. Florida. per basket. Iaa
LIS
GREEN FRUITS-Appies York Imperial. per bbl
ZZ5a3.Z5. Ben Davis 20tn25o; Vine Sap a2sa4 90.
AlbsmaTle Piprin. 4.eesSo9; fancy table fruit 4g
aA0e; SPY 250as.25; loose paeked. Leoal5o Oranges
Florida bright. per box. 225s27s do. russets. "a
2T5 California naEels. 22Sa2M Grape fruit F1or-
ida. per box. 35oalOo. Crsnbeuies. per box. 2OOa
250 do. Per bb 5ooas.G.
DRIED FRUITS-Agples. sliced. fancy 6a7: do
sliced. bright 4a5.
SUNDRlES-B -Beeswax. 2; taIlow, s; homer, vhite
clover lib new. l3; do. 2lh. new. loal2 ginseng
per ID. 5.Oo@6.O9; Seneca per ID. 40: Golden Seal
lOa45: Pink. I2ali; Mandrake. 2a3: Snake Root, S:
walnut kernels l2all
GRAIN-Wheat. Southern on grade s2ass: ne.
75aSos corn. sheed. white 65a7o; do. yellow s5a7O
do car. 27oaS00: oats. Western white. No. 2 5sasO
do mixed. 6a5S
WOOL AND HIDES-WOoi. washed free of bgsrs
per h., %; DO. unwasled. free Of hurs Za2i; do
bury. o. hides. green. g. do. dry sas: sheepskins
green each. 50a75; do. dry. 2a6e; calfskins green
I0oaLlo; muskrat. l2a23; skunk. &a75; mink. lO0a
15C; rabbit skins ]; opossu. loal5; raec0on. as0;
fox. red. L25aL75; do. graz. 3as5.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-26
COMMENT ON MARKET.

Benjamin Woodruff. OF Post & Flagg-
Trading was confined largely to the
room professional element. but I think
little long stock has been coming out for
some time. and although there is no en-
couragement for any bull movement, 7
believe that this extreme dullness on the
decline is a favorable indication. and that
we should have a better market. The call
Issued yesterday for the return Of $S5. co.,
coo government deposits, during March.
ad no effect. for with this great stagna-
zion, not only in stock exchange opera
tions. but In general business throughout
the country. there is bound TO be an
abundance OF money this spring. and the
government deposits were only made with
the banks last fall 10 meet an emergency.
The closing was without feature"
G. Bowie Chipman. of E. +. Hutton &
Co.-"There is little 10 be said on to-
days market operations, which were on
the smallest scale for long period. were
entirely professional and mostly by the
room traders. Commission business was
practically nothing. The early trading
was the selling by disappointed bulls
WHO bouBht yesterday. but the volume Of
business Of this ca!iber was small. hence
the decline to-day could only be called
nominal. Probably the strongest factor
against the market for any betterment IS
the belief that further events Of dis
tuTbing character may be looked for from
Washington. This Is IN connection with
the Standard OIL case and the Hartman
interests in Union Pacihc Until these
matters are cleaned up there IS no hope.
ard the probability is that lower range
OF figures will be seen"
The Washington herald., 1908-02-26

Chicago. Feb. Z.-CATTLE-Rec 4.c00; slow,
steady. Prime beeves. 5.OOa6W; poor to medium,
S90a4.sO; stockers. 26sa4se: COWS and heifers.
275a475; Gamers. LS5a2eo; Texans, 4oOai65
H0Gs-Reeeipts. 1900: market &c higher Light.
s35a4.4z: rough 4l5ai-25: mixed, 4aaa.55; heavy.
43Oal-5O; pigs. 375a43-
sHEEP-Rec,Ipts. 1900; market steady. Ma
tive and Western sheep 325a55G; native lambs
50oa655: Western lambs. 500a6S0
New York. Feb. &-CATTLE-Rsceipts. lIN;
feeling steady. Dressed beef steady at 7ssae per
pound; extra beef. silssl. Liverpool and London
cattle and beef markets unchanged Shipments to-
day. 800 cattle. and % sheep: tomorrow, e73
cattle; 10l6 sheep. and 100 quarters Of beef
CALVES-Receipts. $50; market steady at yes
terdsy's closing prices. Veals 5Ooa9O0; ealls
400; BARNARD calves and Westerns. nominal :
dressed calves steads; city dressed veals. sa155s
per pound; country dressed. 7aI2
SHEEP AND LAAIBS-Receipts. $50; market
about steady, but lambs slow; 2Iz cars ,lnsold
Sheep. 40oaa00; lambs 7.95a7.50: culs. sheep. 25e
HoGs-Receipts. 5-7Do; market steady at yestez-
days quotations Pigs weak.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-26
L. 5lasa
ROBERTS WANTS POSITION.
Deputy United states Marshal As
pireS To Be Warden.

Deputy Marshal Jesse H Roberts is
being strongly urged by his friends as
successor TO Warden James II. Harris.
of the District Jail, whom it is said will
resign on May 1, and return to his home
in Indiana.
Mr.. Roberts is one Of Marshal Palmer's
most trusted deputies, and Is uniformly
popular with court officials and members
Of the bar. who have strongly indorsed
him for the place. He is a native OF
Maryland, and has been connected with
the United States marShals Office for
the past ten years.
The appointment of a successor 70
Warden Harris Is made by the Supreme
Justices of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia in general term, all
OF whom know Mr. Roberts personally
and who VIII. no doubt. give very careful
consideration to the deputy's indoTse-
ments for the position.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-26
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by T. =. Hutton & Co. mem
bers of the New York Stock Exchange ara tie New
Orleans Cotton Exchange. Il. Bowie Chipman. mana.
Ger, 1901 + street northwest.
Ne" Aork, Feb &-On easy cables the cotton
market opened steady. . 90 points down. with
trading quite large. The market continued 10 sar
% the low point this decline under lsruiaation
by recent buyers There was little news Of inlro--
tancc. Heavier estimates for tOrnarrosr led many
% believe the movement would show sorae iprease
Reports clalin that the South IL not meeting the
decline in futures by Offering spots As a rule the
local talent s beariSh. ard there IL no opposition
and as long a. this remains prices viii be low but
with any outside support the raarks. on "a merits
should do better
The Washington herald., 1908-02-26
Discuss Cuban Contracts.

Secretary Taft had q conference last
night at his residence at which the final
details OF the Cuban concession con-
tracts were decided upon and the con
tracts signed Those present. in addI-
tion 10 Mr. Taft. were Gov. Magoon. Of
Cuba; Col. Enoch Crowder. legal ad-
wiser of the provisional government;
Brig. Cen Clarence r. Edwards. chief.
and Mai Frank Mcintyre, assistant
chief Of the Bureau of Insular Affairs
of the War Department Col Crowder
expects to return to Cuba next Friday.
Gov. Magoon will also leave Washing
ton In few days.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-26
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by T. F. Hutton & Co,
members Of New York stock Exchange and Chicago
Board Of Trade. G. Bowie Chipman. manager, 1861
street northwest
Chicago. Feb. S.-The market. after lower OPEN
ing. developed pronounced strength and with dun
trade. gained lS tO cents a bushel from the low
point. The opening weakness vas on the foreign
markets. particularly the pronounced reaction at
Liverpool from the advance Of Monday but was
quickly forgotten. and on small Western receipts,
liberal Western shipments and large decrease in
American stocks prices worked upward
Corn was quiet. with little interest shown later
developing considerable strength in Sympathy with
wheat. Influenced by moderate receipts and the un-
settled weather recently experienced through the
West.
Provisions were duh during the morning and
without feature but in the afternoon turned strong
Artly Influenced BY the strength Of grain. aid ad-
Gnced sharply. with active covering
The Washington herald., 1908-02-26
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Fe6. % Money on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened al IA per cent; highest. q:
lowest, IL; closing. IA. Most of the loans were
made at IA per cent Time money was hrmer TO-
day IN anticipation of the Treasury Withdrawals
from the banks The demand continued moderate
but the banks rather Indifferent about putting
out money Rates were "a 20 per cent for sixty
days. per cent for ninety days ~ 10 IA per cent
Tor four months, ~ per cent for Ve months - 90
"A per cent for six months. and per cent bid for
year.
Mercantile paper was not active. II was literally
offered and a moderate business was done. Rates
81 TO per cent for indorsed bills receivable and
choice single names and Is 81 per cent for Others
The sterling market early to-day strong de-
mand bills at one time selling close TO s.s7. but
rates socn eased of. and at the close Of the day
the market was to 70 points lover than yesterday
Rates tor actual business closed: Sixty days 4s50a
4960; demand. As6slaAs6S5: cables. 4G20als725
Commercial bills we're As2isaE s5ss.
Tho supply OF grain and cotton bills was small
The Washington herald., 1908-02-26
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. Feb 5--FoIlowins are the osscial
prices at the principal commission houses:
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy. per pound. S3asa; imi-
tati0n 2la23: Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls ia
20: store-packed Ohio and Wess Virginia. lsa2D:
Maryland. yirgtniAs and Pennsylvania dairy prints
lsa21
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. young per round
fat. l5als; do. old sens heavy weight, u&al2;
ducks. puddle. young. Halls; do young Muscovy and
mongei. lial5i turkeys. choice. ls do choice young
gobblers Il; geese Maryland and Virginia l2
EGGS-Marland and Pennsylvania. fresh, per
dozen. y
FLOUR-winter. extra, 3-sOal0O; do clear, 405a
an: do. straight. 425a4D. do. patent As0aATS;
spring clear. 43oaA6e; do. straight. 4s0a5.O do.
patent. 525s5.55: City Mills best patent zoo: co.
hish-grade patent. so; do, straight 49, do.
choice family. 4s0: extra, Ll0sLsp. Rye -four, me-
dun to choice, A5Qz5oa.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-26
Death of a Commandrr

Word has been received at the Navy
Department Of the death Of Lieut.. Com
niander Isaac K. Seymour. u. S. NJ. at
the navy yard, Norfolk. Va. on Monday
At the time of his death Commander Sey-
mour was doing duty as an ordnance Off
Ger. He was born in st. Georges. New
Brunswick, March IS, 1853. and was ap-
pointed a midshipman from Maine in 1880
rising by rapid promotion to the rank he
held at the time Of his death.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-26
Horse,. Hoofs in WheeI.

In trying to stop his horse before the
car track was reached at Ninth and F
streets northwest yesterday afternoon. J.
w. Bennett. of SSS5 o street northeast.
pulled his horse up abruptly. and the ami
NAL reared. slipped, and showed four feet
through the wheel of a cab driven by T.
w Mittingly. OF 523 Fifth street north
west. Capt. George Williams. of the First
prtcinct an old caVairyman. extrieatet,
the animal from the spokes of the wheel
without injury
The Washington herald., 1908-02-26
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

ssIes-Regular call. p O'Clock noon.
CAPITAL Traction. 10 at 49, % al lls;s. % at ilSz.
10 at IIss
Washington Railway and Electric, i at g. at e6.
Washington Gas . az 6s, a. 5iis. 3 az 1i1.
s5 at 81 q at SIS. . at NJ. 25 at SIX. 25 at
SIS. 25 at 57l4. . at 57K. % at s., 4 al 81, . al
ST. 3 at 55T.
Mcrsenthalor l at l9i.
Lanston 100 at lGls 10 at los.
National Sasings and Trust. 10 at ls5 10 at Isl
After caI
Washington Railway and Electric Is. 500 at 754.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. at
65iz. az 65ik.
Washington Railway and Electric common. 10 at
1911, at 20.
Capital Traction IS. 81 500 at 10 500 at 10
Following are the closing quotations yesterdays
local stock exchange:
GAS BONDS.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-26
New York.
New Orleans.
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Feb. 5-FoIlowing are the ofso.al
prices for to-day.
WHEAT-siock n elevators Hs sl bushels Grad
ed lots Of No red afoat noninally az s15t per
hushe for special hin and e6ss for stock Western
spot. February. 9sisasSas, March ss4sss9: Aurl
l.ee. Contract pot. Fcbuay. gssas7ss: March
g'Ssss; April. s9Se9is May Loo
CORN-Stock in elevators. 2.7oi Zf bushels. Prime
lots of white and mixed corn afoat n0mnally al Goa
sols per bushsl- Tack yellow corn. domestic Gelir-
cry, al 62iz per bashc for carlots prime Contract
March, 6oA- Western-Spot. February CO... March
6ois; April. 6lssaslSs: SIay. 62Ssss3.
OAFS-S Stock in elevators. l97os bushels: ship
ments from elevators 10 - bushels. White No .
heavy. 57a57iz; DO. No 2 light 70 medium. 5sa5sls
d.. No. J. heavy. 5sa57; DO. No. s. medium. Sass
DO No g. light. Sass; No. T. light 10 heavy. SaSs
Nc. ?. SASS; do No 3 55a53is do, No
4, 5la5L ga
stock in elevators. III .sS9 bushels; shipments
from elevators. so bushels No. 5 Western ne
auosvd az sisS per hushsl.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-26
LIBRARY WORK GROWS.
Annual Report shows Increase in
Books and Patrons.

William NJ. Shuster. assistant secre-
tary Of the Washington Board Of Trade.
has forwarded to the Commissioners the
annual report Of the committee on public
library.
1t shows that the resources OF the
library have grown from SASH 10 g. .ssT
volumes. a gain OF 10 Per cent in the past
year. The number OF registered patrons
has Increased from $500 70 45.2s1. a gain
OF IS per cent Book circulation OF the
library has increased from 80. O9S 70 ~, ,4s3,
which Is gain Of Il per cent
The Washington herald., 1908-02-26
NAVAL MEN INTERRoGATED.
Commanders Rin and Sims Queried
as to Criticisms.

Secretary OF the Navy Metcalf yes
terday received the formal reply Of
Lieut.. Commander Frank X Hill IN re-
gard to furnishing material 10 maga-
zine writers. which was used as the
basis Of articles criticising the design
and construction Of battle ships Of the
navy.
Secretary Metcalf several days ago
sent letters TO Commander William S
Sims. naval aid to President Roose-
welt, and TO Lieut. Commander Hill
asking several questions regarding
whether or not they had given out in
formation respecting the alleged de-
fects Of battle ships.
Neither Secretary Metcalf nor Lieut.
Commander Hill would discuss the re-
ply yesterday. Commander Sims has
already made an oral explanation, but
his written reply has not been sub
mitted to Secretary Metcaif.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-26
Held for the Grand Jurv,

George H. Shreeves, a young negro,
charged with snatching the purse OF Mrs.
Jeanette Williams. OF Brentwood. Nd.
was held IN S5.eoO bond for the action OF
the grand jury IN the Police Court yes
terday Two thousand dollars additional
bond was asked for the boy for breaking
into the house Of Charles Barber. at SO
Euclid street northwest. Bond was not
furnished.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-26
Bind Woman.. Purre-

The pocketbook snatched from Mrs.
May Rollins. of $40 ! street northwest, at
Fifth street and Massachusetts, avenue.
on Monday night, was found yesterday
by Detective Armstrong, of the Sixth
precinct. The purse was in the basement
of Callaghan's restaurant. at Severzeh and
G streets. and was empty
The Washington herald., 1908-02-26
A aMTIIIONAIRE PAUPERv FOuNn.

A millionaire pauper has been found
Who is he? Read his remarkable story
in The Pauper OF Park Lane Will
lam lie QueEx's masterpiece. which
will run serially in this paper. beginning
Sunday. March /. prior 10 book publlca-
ton. this paper having secured first rights
to Ii.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-26
WASHINGTON cATrLE MARKEr.

CATTLE Extra. per cwt.. A75asOo; butcher. s.za
sc; coInmon. i.50a2o0.
HOGs-Per cwt., gross, L25al5o; ordinary. s5oa
s75
SHEEP-ClipDed 400a4-50: common 20
LAMBS-Spring. choice. Ta775: medium. 6lss7.
CALVES Prime. per h., sash; medium 7ikas
grass. saa
2.oea3o.Oo; old and dry, aooalO0O.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-26

New York. Feb 5-wHEAT- Higher; checking
trade. No. Northern Duluth. TO arrive. ll5a4
No. red. T. O. b., l0lk; No. 2. hard. I. o. b..
LlOls; No. Macaroni. Los. f. o. b. +; No. 2 maca-
roni LOO. Exporters took loads
CORN-Firmer: moderate inquiry No elevator.
6s: new No. ?, (. O. b. 81. for February to March
No. white f. o. b.. sl5s; No 2 yellow. f. O. b. slis
Exporters took loads.
RYE;-Id:elessi steady small supply. No. 2. 90.
T. o. b.
Prices for futures follow:
The Washington herald., 1908-02-26
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Post & Flagg, members Of
the New York Stock Exchange Benjsmin Woodruff.
manager, 1881 street northwest
Sales TO noon n--.... 173,077 shares
Total snIes Ies....2 100 shares
Call moneys High, 2; low, ia; close, Ia.
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