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New-York tribune., 1908-12-05
CHURCH NOTES.
OOnttrued from tenth page.

Con1roe1 nom tenth page.
% % .ssrsss young men at the East side Branch
~ xr.r's Christian Association tomorrow.
-. rourta Presbyterian Church the pastor
ih - whitaker Work. will administer the
rs - - n the Lords Supper tomorrow morn
sses.+rn m the Rev. T. .. Morett an author
u.s. che Intisns. VIII address the Young Peo-
PES society
=. r slioer viii preach tomorrow
E,-r at All Souls Unitarian Church
.As Fffth Avenue Presbyterian Church to-
u =. rr stevenson viii preach at Il q. m
Straight Gospel MI be the subject OF Dr.
-. - Ecsrnsn's sermon tomorrow evening in
!. Fsu1s Methodist 'Episcoral Church
~ 0r. 7 Williams Butcher Of London
- ~irl preach in St Tames's Methodist
- church tomorrow evening, 81 oclock
r,,,rber is one Of the representative men Of
rAfsh MethodisTn-
--,,ssde-s" = Csntats. ny Henry Hnes
.rrr by choir ans soloists with organ and
s " - Instruments ~ O'Clock special
oF'-. .sv-ioe to-uorrow afternoon. under the
1aOS-.s. - X. r Hedden IN the Church of the
Incarnation
Il 4 Harp. the pastor Of the
~ T-;,n church Of the Disciples. will address
- ...5,r for men At the Harlem Young Mems
rA-,,+isn Assoclstion
c,.,,-s-v Baptist church tomorrow special
III he rendered by Tire hundred-voiced
vested ohoi7
- ,se+-,rol5-an Temple TIE programme for
- ...-+,, - the Mckinley Memorial Organ
u ,,r,r1etsd Tie dedicatory services will
~ &c morning, December 13. when the
ceeln lanes NJ Buckley. editor Of The New
=, ~7s-4s,isn Advocate" will preach
s,o,cb Presbyterian Church the Rev.
A : zT-v7ie u d. via preach to-morroE- 4
~, --s-a-storv service Will he held in the
- m "wednesday evening at S O'Clock
-. Fundamental in Religion" VIII he the
.z-..s7 nv D-. Charles z. Jefferson. Of the
ls7-sv Tabernacle, ~ the mems meeting in me
ble@- bl- ~ The West Si6e Young Mems Chris
- Association tomorrow
49,. church C the Messiah TIE Rev. John
- Holmes VIII preach tomorrow sermon
o--,siored by the terooutenaTy OF Milton oirth-
-...-t of the address ny Dr. Stephen s
- :. +pe Free Synagogue tomorrow morning
l-T - rTobn Milton: a Tercentenary Address
-. z-- D. \ H. Evans viii preach Et the
- T-as,,-re-fan church tomorrow.
e.. 30 R-as4vay tabernacle Church the Rev.
- cls-ies : jefferson viii preach tomorrow
Pc T. ! =. Carson will preach tomorrow
,-.-i-r n -hs Central Presbyterian Church
A. ~. ves- Frd Presbyterian Church the Rev.
y a F5zrr KeiEwin viii preach Tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1908-12-05

:, calvary Baptist Church to-naorrow speoia,
r1sir viii he rendered by the hundred-Toi'ed
.s-as rhc-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-05

rs- V s Harp. the new pastor Of the
=. =. T-,ion church of the Disciples. will address
=. meeting for men at the Harlem Young Mems
-a,.-fsn Association.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-05

-, scotrh Presbyterian Church The Rev
? A a., zZ-z7je u d. viE preach tomorrow.
- r-epa-storv service will he held In th'
- On wednesday evening at O'clock
New-York tribune., 1908-12-05

.-b,nFs Fundamental in Religion VII be. IN
,,neo discussed ny Dr. Charles Z 'ef1erSon' pI IN IN
ioF7o - -7sl,a-rs -le ~ the mems meeting in III
6'ee-.@ ,s.--- - the West Side Young Mems Chris
= ASSOCIATION tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1908-12-05

-, ,-7r--r e the Messiah TIE Rev. John
- '1zo1-,es viii preach tomorrow p sermon
..'r-s5 Pv the ieroeutenaTy Of Niton's birth
New-York tribune., 1908-12-05
Furnished Houses to Let.
Brooklyn.

DRooKLYN HEIGHTS. WILLOW or term years
rent reasonable. ATTORNEY. Box 2oi' Al faIK I
New-York tribune., 1908-12-05

L..-t ~ tie address nv Dr. stephen s
ny . - Free Synagogue tomorrow morning
- :, s.r,b, Milton. 4 Tercentenary Address
New-York tribune., 1908-12-05
BUENOS AIRES.
PHOENIX HOTEL. BUEk0S AIRES.

$50 San Martin Cable Address "oyioyd." Busass
Aires ProprieserS OyleE a The Enxlisa Hotsl ss
Buenes Aires. Prices inelusiys and medsr.ss.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-06
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Yesterday was one Of the active trading
days Of the summer on the Washington
Stock Exchange. transactions being So
0lo in bonds and s26 shares OF stock All
the bonds and most OF the stock was
bought at top prices. generally above the
Official bid prices
The purchase OF bonds was by a broker
who IS gathering up al the securities OF
this kind within reach He purchased
nine 5000 bonds Of the Washington Rail
way and Electric Company's Is at S21z
and one Capita. Traction at u2A.
Six sheres Of Capital Traction Company
were sold at 125l4 10 1351z- and then some
tine was spent in fixing up fractional
trades IN Mergenthaler- Twenty shares.
representing FIVE transactions. were
placed on the record. all at 20s- Mergen-
thaler Is held so strongly and so little OF
the stock is available for trading pur-
poses that brokers find It difficult at the
present time even 70 MI small orders.
Fifty shares OF Lanston were sold al
I0ls-
After call. a demand for Washington
Railway and Electric common appeared.
The p-lce started az 33lz at which 10l
shares were obtained Then It became
evident that a higher price must be paid.
Bidding g. the broker who IS popularity
supposed to be accommodating this STOCK
took 80 shares at g. which IS the top
figure for the stock this year
The Washington herald., 1908-08-06
RUN into CAPTORS
Detectives Take Chance on Trio
Being Burglars.
Wait with Drawn Guns and Quarry
Runs Into Trap Lasd
for Them

New York. Aug 5.-Ceorge Gordon. alias
Quigley. and Albert II Emerson, alias
Thitmore. but better known as Little
A." who have picturesque records as
burglars, according 10 the police. and
Thomas Mclaughlin, g newcomer n the
field. to-day fell into a trap laid by De-
tecJives Kear, O'Neil. and Lennon
The three sleuths started Up town to-
day 20 look over the crook zone" They
came across two weII-known cracksmen
in company OF a stranger. and they
camped on the trail The detectives saw
them disappear fl the apartment house
at IS Amsterdam avenue and stood guard
at the door 10 await developments. One
Of the tenants was on the roof and when
the woman started down the stairs. the
three intruders fed 10 the street As
the three men ran into the drawn re-
volvers OF the detectives al the door. they
were greatly surprised. but soon regzined
their composure-
Why. I thought fl was too hot for you
fellows 10 work to-day Gordon said.
Mclaughlin carried q heavy jimmy in
his hands. and. when he was led Up
stairs. the sleuths found the marks OF a
jimmy on the door Of a fat occupied by
Mrs. Reardon. A. headquarters it was
/ learned that Gordon had recently served
foUr-year term in sing Sing He had
previously served a ffteen-year term for
a burglary IN Long Island City Emer-
son, according 10 the police, has served
i've terms
They made me carry the tools" said
Mclaughlin. because they knew that they
would get a salty dose II caught with
them
The Washington herald., 1908-08-06
New York.
New Orlen1
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Sew YORK Aug 5-SvGAR-At New Y1-k the
rzw sugar n1rse. vas 5ulc-iTc and lower % sell
all. the-af5re. E1aiual as il rrices- pu-y-paid
-a-Cs are Quoted Ceu--fgsai. 8 test 80 IllXt
sa-e rEo5ab-y a. loser Ir-es Naso.rld-- g tes-.
@.t ard E1-asses s-ss-- p test s+44la The
London beet sCElr market 81 90 Zfsd lover
and quoted 90 l1s - ilr August and Slp-El-bl--
Tie uarkc- fer rand sus1r vas t-l ard u1-
cla1sc1- wl-A sl-uu-l--t quoted on TIE le- basis
q -. less Ut c-1t. flr c1sl-
NAVAL STOEES-Iu the local market fo- naval
stores there were no Eew t-afGr9s with prlcss
essautialIy l1vzr ard quoted 6g-res were Spirits
tsr1c--iuc rEzcEi1ellzEs barrels 60. Llui-al. and
% savannah a. s5is % 80 Hlsin. c1um1n %
g1od strained. go 20 20, and tar. 80 f1E Cl
barrels.
MIL FEED-S.-ou-sr. s1-1g bran. in looIb.
80. IL bulk; West-u I'd dog. l1. 70 aulve.
winter wheat hrI1. iu -l1-Ib- SACKS. 2isl
OAfS-FHuler. but quiet No. Waite. G.; No. (
white q, No- mlxat. G.
FL0JR-Hieher- c-ecEiuz r-ade. Spring patents.
s5as50; s7rius clears. Ao1af-3s wiater straizh-s.
ssli5; clars. 16-a35l; Kansas straislts. II SACKS
8-6o2is5: Kansas Gears. 5-5ss-5-
RYE FLoUE-Ste1dy. trade quiet AEa4S
COENMEAI-Scre1g. Ichr supply Kil7-dried
for export fI5; cosrss ussal. IN bars. L5laL65.
HAY-Beceip-s 1E tons d-u- far i-1ui--
Fine timothy. %: No = %; No . sJ1s5; No 3.
sTRAw-S-r1uS: snail s-uply- Long re So
HEEF-srladg: EsodeTa,e inquiry Family. l7-ooa
T--53; packet r5al551
PoRK-SS'eady. but qaia-- Mess. l75oal--75: fam
ilT. 1selaI3e
TALLOW-Iuac,irs- City. IN hozsheads. 57-le
LARD-Inactive. Prime Western go. cltv. SO;
1e1Eed continent. l9lo- South Aulric-n. 16--5- re-
stearine. nominal. New YORK. ia: Chicago. I2ss
TER-Receiprs. 2 554 p>esagrs. drmer- Cream
en- extra .: 1-s-s- 43sa2l&. state dairy tuHs.
-ues-. zlazsiz.
EGGs- -Ee,eir.s. uea5 cases Fap-y. ste,sz.
nearby white fancy. 25sz7. mixed fang. "a West
en- Lrsts. loal9, seconds. l6all'z-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

View Ycrs. aug. 5.-CATTI. .F-Receiu-s l45. s
cars on sale; steers s,5u and i9- lower. balls aaJ
1f-iiun 20 god o-Es l1a1=c iouer. c1-r1on b1loa1a
c'1s u1-e c1 -lc- cars cattle uuaoll Sfccrs. s.2
e13- CZ1l- SEQ bulls. Z7-s1-s5- cows. l2-as a
dressed beef more active az szalI Der pound. --latest
cables .rom LirC-uo.l and London quoted 1--we q,
l5alzs- c-e-ea 20 weight; refrigerator beef az ia
Slsrrrc1,-s to-day. Z17o Quarters Cf bcsf
tAL% E>-I;-c-iu-s. $50 - On sale: veals sIox
ard &c lower; buitgunilzs n light supply ard
STEADY Western -1-rls &c lower car Western
u--z1d- Ccm--au % c.1ic- veais- 551as 90 c1Ills
4oai5l. t1.t-s1aiiss and s-ass.-s 3Ga40. western
cairez- 5a'a5-5-, city dressed vgas slow a. S1salZ
clsl-ry dressed. 5sII
SHEEP AND LAlIBS-Recaip-s 57B- ls eau
1n SALE sheep see1y laIlhs firm 10 l3c tigher: al
sod Common 20 prime sleep. 311ss-5o- g fen
Wethe-s. 50. lambs 5-5da7.5o: I car a. Eg. calls
4g1s5a
H0Gs-Rec-irts $50 60 had on sale. -aa-se,
l9c higher. New YORK otGte hogs. - per 100 Ihs.
Clicaso. Ans 5.-CATrLE-Eecelpt 1Td0e- esti
mated fu- % 1Ir1rr0-. 7.l1- rrarzet steady 90 i0=
-1-e-- F-ll- be=ves- 5.-3a7-3- roo- 10 -pe5iuu
-3- s-Qck-rs- and feeders ZlCaLB- cons ana
he--rS. -5faj.T5- cannCrs. Li1Z5I- Texans 50a5l3
HOHS-krceDts. 200. estimated fcr to-lndrr4u.
500; market weak. &c iovcr. LirH-. eIe7s s..
r1-El- 6-1la1lo; mixed. 6-Easz0. hsaEr, 6s5ss s5
pig -sa1s.33
SEEEP- Receipts. 21000. estinated fa- to-ne--ou.
l2et- market steady; l9c lower Na-ive sheep.
z4lai5os Nes-srn sheep. 2s1aL2; native lambs
s-45sS.l5i Gss-sZl lzE1hs, f-za67l.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-06
ENDURANCE SWIMMER DIES.
Race In East River Has SAD End
ing when Young Man Drowns-


New York. Aug. 5.-An endurance swim
ming race in the East River had g sad
ending this afternoon
Anton Bev~ald. twenty-five years old.
vas drowned His three companions
dIve5 many times after his body, which
was taken by the tide under barge
With hi5 roommate. Christy HugofI. and
two friends. Otto Beneash, s=d Walter
Murray. BewaId went swimming Final
u an endurance match was decided upon.
and al four started northward- They kept
on even terms for = while. and then Be
vald fell back soon he was about fifty
Yards in the rear His strength. appar-
entity. failed him, for he started IN FOR the
dock. shouting 10 his friends that he was
out Of the race. He had gone hardly If
teen feet before he was seized with a
cramp.
CRYING to his companions for help. Be
v-ald tried TO keep his head above the
water. but failed As he sank. his com
panions started after him The tide was
so strong that Bewald was carried toward
the pier. where a scow was tied Up. His
body got cut Of the reach Of the other
swimmers. and hit against the scOw. Then
he sank underneath. and It IS thought
the tide carried The bOcy under the scow-
The three men took turns in diving for
the body. but they were unsuccessful in
recovering it
The Washington herald., 1908-08-06
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
prc.. eae.et az rss,.sr.l

fP-ices Quoted ar vh1rezaFs1
Tie whl-cs--= market vas fairly active and strong
yes-=-lay with arrivals moderately active and a.
a--11 f1r good stock up % tie szmra- average.
f.-ccs We-5 --1 a. the Quotations.
CTTEi.-C-eauer-. tz-cy zze5: do westeru
Ersis - do. sounds. Isa-9. process fancy "a
-. do fair 20 sod. ls-I3. dairy clo5,e. I-als;
-1'-- t. stl---racza1. fresh -h
tHEESE-New NC-k State facto-v. ls--e. IzaIsli.
d. z-ll Old. lialf1. DO. s-@uz-. sal. lz.saI3:
---I-is. %.
EGGs-Near-ly fresh. vir-zzi-. .-zs o.. %. ars--
age. -1alsi West Virginia ard Southwest Virginia.
--- Iernes-se. ---z- North Card-lra T.
LIVE POCLTRT-Cli-ksos szz-T sr-i-r- rsa1-.
hens. =. ROSTERS. r DUCKS la-ys 10 do snail @.
-rsszs tons. psr ID. 10 d.. he's. z. do. thin.
s. keats. %
DRESSED POCLTRY-T--krvs. hers r.3l-,,r,
rer y. 5al-; do. average. und-avn Isal5. do
thin. l0ai2 tons. L7a-f. chickens srirr 1arre L.
do. snail. l6GI7; hens. choice -a1f, roossers 9.
1u1zs- -oal2; gesse. ea-r
DRESSED NEATs-Hazs. County. sugar cured.
EGETABLEs-Pctatoes. hone z-5r-- rs- h,ss,el
1lal5- uer. pr hbL. Z00a275: North Carolira NJ
ot-. Z9a2Z5. N0-foiks 2a0z2z5. SWEET uoratoes ps-
Dbl. 9,l3-5; cabbage. new Der 100 a11aIQO0: d..
L---T 4ork- per bbl. l10alz5. celcrT. North Caro-
Ina rar crate. 2J155- eez-1--s Ter crate -ssl 90.
E1-a- Fer a1l. ell5. il-rGce. home g7JEn ~ has
set, ---al7s; onion Be-us,1a- per care. L0aL2 >:
Do Maryland and Al-gia- Qlr Dbl. l-5l2 Coz reas
re- bhL- s00-A5l- radisles Der I91 slaL0c- st-i7z
beans green. ger baster. 51a-5- tomatoes 1e,r-b-
re- crate. I5sll5- squash. Fl1-il. pe- basket s5a
L.5, green c--D. yer d0z-, llal1
GREEN fEIITS-CrarE1s re- box. oTal00. do
Ca-iso-uia naves. 30las.50; grape f-7it. per bor.
251as-le. peaches ps- sx-baszet car1ier lg1al 2:
DO. Gc-rrlE UeT crate. Is5aL-s- d. Der box "a
L10. clrl4lluIes- rer crate. 5a-5: plnearrles per
crate. Z3a253, hucklebsTics rer quart 6aIl: black
ne1Ties. pgr quart. 9zlZ, sTzics nav. per bbI
5lzt1. do. per blstcl. 58175: piums. Ter crate.
15al 81. uaterualcns. cac1 1CalZ
UEDRTES-Beesraz. 81 taI.cw. 4. honey white
cl1rlr lb. new 3. do. 2Ih-- neu. 1laz2- ginseng
1er Ia. 5o0asec; Seneca- rer lb-. i0- Golden seal
sGsl5. Pink L1alf- Mandrake. Zs5- Snake Root %
DRIED FRJTTS-Aprles. sliced. fancy. 6a7: do.
sliced bright 1
GRATN-Whest. southern on cTaje. az. re
-5150- cCr1. shesd- white -sa-s. do ysloV -387g.
do csr 1-75aiao. cats Wes-eu white. No. p 6-a65.
do mixed 5Sa1c
WoO1 AND HIDEs-wool. washed. free o. burs.
pc= L5. 1z-- do. u1washGl. free cf b1rs. Der To-.
g.. c.. bury per H. 1871. hides. green per H.
Ca. d. dr.. per h. Sa9- sh=-T~zi1s. green each.
75-s5. do dry. each. easo7 calfzEirs green, each
Lo1aL -.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-06
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Ballimore Aug 5-Fol5vins sre the Official
prices established ty tie Eruit and Produce Asso-
catiou:
BCTTER-Creamery. faucv. Per D.. zsa2i. inita-
tion. lsa3os 2iariznd and PENNSYLVANIA rolls lgs
store packed. Ohio. I5iz. Co.. West Virginia I5'.
Mayiaud. Virginia. and Pennsylvania dairy prints.
l5is.
EGGs-llaryIand. Peuusylrania. and aea--by srsss.
ner doz l9- Eastern Shore. 1Iarvlaad and Virginia
ls; Western hrs,s l3; West Virginia. T.
LIVE PUULTEH-Suing chicEe1s per h. large.
l6aI do snail le. old hens heavy-Ucishr l3al3'z
ducks small and p0cr. g. cd ducSs 70
f0EAa tE>-Allfe. ncar-t-- re- h'-shel prime.
slas5s new Norfolk. Ut bbI-. No I. l75a5 o: new
Eappahannock DIT large hhl-- rs; new Kappa
hannock. per snail bbL 2n0a225. ucw York River
Mrriand. rer Dbl. rrl1es, 275aZs5; sweets. new.
NORTH -Caro,i1a. p5r Dbl. 3-5oz175: yazs new,
irsinia. Ier bhl Z52a30o
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETA BLES-ApzIes.
Maryland ard Virginia. DIR bel. fGuc. -5aI q do
small. c.lmon. s3a75; do. Der -.bbL basket. 9ais:
beCss uatisc. ucr b11ch lals- cahaaec. native Per
l11 400a5 o.. caatad-rcs. Anne Arundel Cons ulr
basket 2a33. do. Maryland and Virginia Der
crate. Sa59; COTE green N-siuil. per d0Jr Dbl
iljzl25- d.. native. dozen. 5al5- cucuubers na-
tive. atr basket 1- da-1s1ns. Maryland and VIZ
gi.ia uc- ttl. 5=4i-l-- co-. r-r basket &c ecg-
plants. uetive. pr h1ssct Aa59- green bes1z na-
tive. per bgsaei. 90 lucE berries. Eastern Shore.
Der QUAR- Efsae- do 1lsr-Laad and R--rTria rs-
BUCKET Sa51: o-1crs. peu1srlvauia. yaG7r usr
b1s1el 51a55. do. E-arpliluu7ck. pr BASKET 60
Dr. Dt- bbi L55- pCrctes. Georgia Elherra Der
carrier 1-15aI-5l- do NarlluI ard VirginIa per
box 5-a75- uCr czTiVr. 5l.9- ptr fs-t1sker z5a6l.
- Ea..ern .ssore Es--lst- -'e- bssEe4 s=-55.
Ta1rb-Trics. nd peT 1lll. is4. d.. p5r quart
.ag. de- black per quart. sl9- ssuash natirc ue-
basket l5a3o tomatoes. Potomac pr 6-baskct car
rieT e0a5J. do RapahannccE. 1er 6baskst Garner
each. as 70 s-zs, saisi Do, Virslaia. each. as to
size 5alL
The Washington herald., 1908-08-06

New York, Aug. 5.-Reports were circu-
lated in the financial district to-day that
James McCrea. president Of the Pennsyi-
vania Railroad Company. Is 10 retire
from that position within a short time
and that he viii be succeeded by Samuel
Rea. now vice president Of the company.
No Official statement on the subject was
available. but the rumor was widely pre-
valent and occasioned much comment
The Evening World has the following
or the subject:
The trouble IN the Pennsylvania has
apparently been brewing for a long time.
L came 10 a head a week ago at a meet
ing OF the board OF directors. when Presl-
dent McCrea IS said to have been taken
sharply TO account for making a freight
contract with the New York Central by
which the Pennsylvania is declared 70 be
losing at the rate Of miIIion and a half
year
1t Is also said that M McCrea. IN
the term Of his presidency. has failed 10
show the borrowing abilities OF his pre-
decessor. the late a. J. Cassatt. who had
q marvellous knack Tor putting his hand
on money whenever It might be required 30
Er. McCrea was elected president OF
the Pennsylvania system IN 1877. He
started in the cOmpany's service as a
rodman and worked his way Up step b.
step 70 the presidency.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-06
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Aug- 5-FoI1Eing aTo The otarial
prices here to-day;
WHEAT-Spot coutact. ss1sae9A; SPOT No. I'D
Western LUssaIel, August. ssszsass seVteraher
90 lj5ss. steamer No red s5lsas5E: recsiD-s-
ufls7 bushels ezQor-s IT6 o3 bus1eis5 So-heTn T.
sauple gZa9@s- 5ol-Ecrn on u1de. 9ii1aGz-
CURN-SD.t mixed slls August. sra seIten11er.
s-l1. receipts G - busl5is. southern w1lae c-rn.
slssf. SU--hern yellow Cu-l. sla'3
OATS-stock in elevators. 5l662 bushels; ship
raeats from slerato-s. 30 bushels White No. o
heavy. sis5a5s. do No q Light o. n.e-iun. Ss-1l5i
d. No 8 heavy. E3asl- d.. No. 3. medium G. "a
&c. do No g. Egt-. 6--5-1s do-- No. 8. lza- O
haary. 5la6-. mixed. No ? 6isa6-. do. No 3
60--asl. d.. No Z. 5aadl
RYE-s-ocE ir eieylt1rs. sszl bushels no snip
rlear= from eicratC-z-
FLOUR-Winte- extra. 155a353. da.. clear. 3sla
3s5; do. s--alEbt Aeoli-5- do. Ia-e--. 4o-ls7 =.
spring clear iouf-3- DO. s-raiElt. 59oa575. do.
uatert. -5aEu0. -,y u--s best la-slt- so. d.
-s-a5s patent. s15. Do, Ligh-grale s-raigst.
i75, 6p-. c1o.'e fsu.iJ, it5- d1-- extra sslli-l
Eyc -four. metiGm % cl1ice. EZal.5o- Cor-ueal.
pr 10 lbs. L55aLo
The Washington herald., 1908-08-06
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

ol,otations furnished by T. z. Hutton = Co.
members Of the New YorK stock Exchange sad the
Chicaso Board Of Trade. 6. Bowie CEipDan- Ran
s-er Ls0I F street northwest
Chicaso. Aug She wheat market scored the
biggest adrance during the day si1ce the upward
ssoveueut h.pnn The trading was heavy IN al
markets. II slre1ed with . ulsh the cables and
continued the advance with unirnportant reactions.
making the highest p-1ces Just before The cose The
foreign markets. ve-o strong On the frelcn crop.
lst he -so+ isrortant infnence was The news from
the Northwest reiteratng the sensational reports q
damage from r1st hight ard hot wines. shorts
were heavy buyers
Corn was active and quite stroug. influenced b
tie srrrnrth IN 1reat ard reports q damage from
drv hot weather IN Illinois and west of tie Missis-
sippi
Oats were also active AID strong. with quite gen
eral commission house buytng-
provisiors were moderately firm. with ne sdvsncs
IN grain AID On mOdcrate movement Of hogs
Prices fer futures follow;
The Washington herald., 1908-08-06
COTTON MARKET.

ouotatsons furnished BY r F. Hutt5a & Co,
namhers q the Ncu Yc-s stock Ezchargs and the
New York Cotton Er-1-rr-. e.. Bowie CAipnsn.
u.arazsr. LgI r street a1--luesL
Ner T1rk Aus 5-Tle eat-Cn 1-l-Es- opened
easy a. decline cF % g points. Heavy selling
hy one 4 tEe arvc houses Grated al impression
around tie r1lu tla- Wan s-re- I-eT1scs weTe
-akile ---f.s u was ac11l--alill b. r--l7r arllEs
pressure from r1o1 s-l-1s S1l-hg- selling a-sl
vas ln eTi1el.ls OFerl-Es hazEc lEt-e- On the
decline and ahaut midday business v4s -li--- with
SLOW rrclFa-v q urlcrz Wea-her ADVISES were
fsrd-abIs- Bears he-lne aggressive s- diGsreu-
tines dur5nE TIE day. bet tlei- e-cr- % break
r-i1as were only ul--il-ly s--CCss--- TIE MARKET
the ors-irg
Reocirts a. the pors were s1d1 halrs, a1aius- 3152
lss- us-k ard l-ss l=- vra- Far sz- wreck 8 90
bales c.ll-st Eg5 lls. week and 80 last yes-
E.eaiu.r % Nsr Drl5ars ugre s-5 tl.ls azallt e.
last ycsr. Al H51sr1l. 2Dl bale. against 50 last
The Washington herald., 1908-08-06
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Aux 5.-The market for sterling to-sav
vas again easier. with rates u points lover Rates
for actual bCsiness cllslI- Sixty DAYS 4ssslzs s.
demand. 4sialli $50; cables. z555la4 SIS Com
DerciaI hills were 9siaz s4-
Money call a. the stock exchange today oue1e1
al Der cent hiEaes-- u; lowest. Z, dosing u.
Der cent Most OF tie dzr's loans vgrre ar 7 -
cent
Tine money was odtainable moderately and met
vith a fair demand Rates. . per cent for sfrr-
days p for ninety DAYS 81 fer four months. -
a5A for I'VE months. ard I for SIX months
The Washington herald., 1908-08-06
WON'T EXCLUDE FALLIERES.
Under Church Ban, VIII
Attend Dauehters wedding.

Paris. Aus. 5.-The marriage Of Mile
Anne Fallieres. daughter Of the President
Of the Republic. 70 J. J. E Lanes. the
Presidents secretary. in the Church OF
the Madeleine. August 10. has raised the
question whether CT not the President can
participate in the ceremony. owing 10 the
fact that all French officials who were
concerned IN the adoption Of the law
providing for the separation Of the Church
and State. have been exccnmunicsted-
According to the church organ. the
Gaulcis. the Archbishop OF Paris basing
his conclusion on one Of the acts Of the
Council Of Trent. has decided that mas
much as the bann OF exconmuniactoin
was not published by Rome IN the
churches the presence Of President Fai-
Heres at the church would be tolerated. d"
The Washington herald., 1908-08-06
RIdicuIed IN PhiIadeIphIa.

Philadelphia. Aug 5.-At the Office OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad It was stated
that there IS no foundation Tor the re-
port OF general changes IN the executive
force OF the company The report OF
President McCrea's resignation was also
declared 10 be ridiculous
Any changes would necessarily come
before the board Of directors. and 10
meeting Of that body IS scheduled until
September. Most OF the directors are
away from the city at present
The Washington herald., 1908-08-06
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Re-uln- cau . O'Clock noon-
Washington Railway and Electric IS Slo00 a. slE.
g. 90 az gs. g 90 a. L4. Sll5 Al 81. s.. .G0 81
~. s. co at 81. s. oo0 At slA sloo al si4
zJa8 81 5IE
C705--7 TractiGn ! AZ I1655 AZ ~
AierEautL-I=- st - : a. rs a. 3S. at u
La1stoz. 50 a. l5-s-
Afrer cal-CapiraI Traction s. S0e0 a. ia
Nashfr gton Railway and Electric common. 50 at
3gz 50 AZ 3f1 Sc az 3 50 AZ s. 50 a. s. 80 a. 8.
3 az s. 8 a+ -
AlerrCuthsier az g6
Following are The hid ard asked urices on The
Washington STOCK Exchange-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-06
AMERICAN TOBACCO DIVIDEND
2sk Per Cent and "a Extra Declared
for the Quarter.

New York. Aug 5.-The American To-
bacco Company to-day declared a quar-
terly dividend CT - Per cent and ~ per
cent extra on the common stock. This
compares with 254 Per cent and s per cent
extra three months ago. ~ per cent and
~ per cent extra six months ago and
nine months ago. and ~ per cent and n
per cent extra year ago.