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The Washington herald., 1908-08-18
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Paoss aa1ted are vbo,eals.l

tErlCes quoted whn-esalaf
TIE local wholesale -arker vas in good ssaue 10
iav. with arrivals modr-stely libe-1l and densnd
g--d B1t-e- T-lges from the WeSt last night were
slightly h-EF-. owing o. scarc-J 0t SOD zads 0ut-
ter Ez-s ard poultry were unchza~sd- Vita r-ices
t-u Neseizbles and fr-its were n fair demand
ard moved freely
BUTTER-Crsaue-y. fancy. ezs. O.. Western
trsts- -sl-s d.. seconds -7ai process fancy AZ
Do. fair u Enod. lsa9. dauy. c-oicv. UaEs good.
4 s-ore-facZe-. lre5-- e
CHEESE-Nev Y5rk state fae,a-y. La-ze. q. do
sn-aI- lsl-55-, d.. szl1e-. sz-al. lz'sa-5. Viz
sinia. L.
-Ns5zty t5sss. vissssaa. Ia-, q, ls4si aver
see l-4le. We~- Virginia and Sog-hWss- Virginia.
-saI7. Tc1nessee. Is North Carolina Is
LIVE POULTRY -ChicEe1s fancy sgr1-s. -5al5
hG-s. Z. ROSTERS. :. d-cEs. la-Ee. 10 Do. snail.
sa9, ti-aegs. tons. re- l5, E4Ei de-. heus. p.
DRESSED POJLTBY-Turke7s. hers. uuzrawn.
pr u. IS, Dr.. avg-ag1 -nG1Eu 1saI5. d.. thin.
10 toms Lalf- cHi-Esrs. spu-E. large. Is; Co.
szia lai6. ess- ea1re l-zaI5s ro-s-ers. g; ducks.
DRESSED SlEATs-Hams. country. sugar esred.
Isals-
VEGETABLES -Potatoss. hone gruvu. per busasI.
ea75, new. Ter bbL. 225aL-5- North Carolina. psr
adl -S1ao2- N--f1izs. Ls51-55 sweet potatoes. per
abL- 2-la25 90 cabhs-e- per hhL- LTaZo0; Do.
Ea-iy FORK. rer bhl LeaI x. csiery. North Caro-
Ina re- crate. -z5 o.. esEplants. per crate 75aLoo
kale. rer b5i sa-5. le-tuce- hone grown pg- bas
ket- L0oaL5e- onions. BsEE11a. p.r cate. L1oa-25
d.. MARYLAND and Fi-Ei-il. Der ba-. 5o2 Is. PEAS
per bbL. 4oa8-53. radls5es. Der 10 saLr5 string
bears, greGu. ps- BASKET, Sa75; tomatoes nearby,
Per crate oa-15i squash. ~ bbL, 5oa75 green oo-1,
pCr d0L llZ
GREEN FRUTTS-Orauses per box. 25az4oo; do.
California. ra4els. zTaG11. Erape fruit per box,
Z5ss1o. peaches. psr SIX basket carrier. Llsal 3
d.. per h1I. 75aioo csEt1l1ures. Der cate- 55ao
rlnsap7les. Ter Cate. L5al75; huckleberiss. peT
quart 5-ll, hscsberries. p=r guar, eall. appes.
new rer bdL 1lazlo. do us- bael. 50a-5. plu-as.
Ter h1sheI. L5laZ51. vste-uelcns. each. 1esls.
SJNDRTES- -BeCsEaE. p. tallow. S. honey white
clover lib. new Is, do. 2l5-. new. l0a-2: ginseng
pe- H.. 51oas5 O.. Ss1ez- rer lh. -. Golden seal
sas5. Pink R1ct L1aI4: Mandrake "a. Snake Root.
5
DRIED FRUITS-ApTles. sliced. fancy, 6z7. DO.
sliced, bright = cherries 10. hla-zbsres 4 whortle-
berries 10. rsspbCTries. I2sI5
GRAIN-WhaaJ. Southern. on grade. sia9i- ne.
75as0. corn shgl-sd white Sass. do. yellow. s5a95
do. ear L0az--5. oats. Western white. No. , 64s65
do. naked. 5a51
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. washed. free Of b-1rs.
per ID. 5a2s do. unwased. free Of buTs. psr lb.,
8zzl. do. bury. ue- IL Eals; hides green pcT h
S. do. dry Ter b. sail. sbesQ>kins. green. each.
65s-5. do DRY eaca. z5a50: calfskns, green. each,
LC1aI8
The Washington herald., 1908-08-18
FORECLOSURE FIRST STEP.
BondhoIders to Reo-Eanize wabash
PittsburE Terminal.

New York. Aug 1.-THE first mortgage
bondhoIders' committee OF the wabash
Pittsburg Terminal. one Of the h-st Gould
roads TO 60 into the hands Of receivers.
has taken the first important steps to
ward reorganization OF the company by
instrucJing the Mercantile Trust Com
pany. trustee under tire mortgage, 10 be
gin foreclosure proceedings
The action IS of much farther reaching
Importance than proceeding Affecting
the P1ttsbUrg Terminal alone.
for the Wabash Railroad owns all
the stock OF the terminal company
and the terminal company owns q con
trolling interest in the stock Of the Wheel
ing and Lake Erie. which recently passed
under the control OF z. Il. Hartman
The transaction thus has an important
relation 10 the recent Uld-Earriman
understanding
The Wabash Pittsburg Terminal. though
the road IS but sixty miles long. had
$50 o00. GO IN bonds outstanding at the time
the court appointed receivers FOR the
property last May II was one OF the
most expensive pieces OF railroad con
struction n the history Of the country.
and its bonded capitalization was no
greater than the money actually ex-
pended upon the property.
OF the bonds, SO 0o0, 900 were first mort
gage bonds. on which the regular Der
cent interest was paid regularly up 10
and including last December. The re-
naming S20.0lo.o00 comprise an issue OF
second mortgage income bonds OF which
TO interest has been paid
II IS the majority Of the holders Of the
first mortgage bonds who are behind the
foreclosure proceedings.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Thomas Z. Petty. =. ard Virginia NJ Ecefe-. q.
Rev. Martin O'DonoSEu--
Joserh A. Hayden. =. and Mary :. PlznE. =
Rev Thomas z NciSEigau-
Horace 2. Hunting. .. AID 9Ia-ls L. 1Etc1el. -
Rev. ". Il Deater-
NJ X. Payne 4. and A1rie II Hand. Is. both
of Virginia. Rev J. B. lIcI.sgEhlin-
Cornelf-s ]. sullivan. 2. ard Mary Z Spedls1
g. Rev. Martin o O'Do1oElue-
George A. Jeustt =. and Bertha 2 Walton q
both Of Marchester. Va Rev = B McLaurlli--
Daniel c Webster. .. and E1ie ~ Goldsmith. e
Rev ". L. Lynn
E-nezt ]. Porter. .. and Eizabeth King. Is.
Rev. J. B. NcI-aughlil-
Andrew a. King. q. and Lera Fun. % Rev J.
B. Mclaughlin
COLORED
William P. Gibbons 4. and Lottie 7. Broken
tu-Eh 35 Rev. ". r Johnso1-
Thomas Waters. =. and Mary A. Blair. % both of
Charles County. Nd Rev Alouzo J. Oids.
J. l. Landrick. 2. and Minnie AlcDoEsal. 90.
Rev. ". J. Howard.
Henry Corsm. .. and Mary Quee1. IS Rev.
George ". Lee
Rosa d. Beckley. q. and Caszzndra c. Piper.
g. Rev. z. 4. Ia Pl-Et-
Benjanin Trice. j. and LUreuia Waite, g Rcv.
z. D. Jackson
T. = O-Ccuneli-
t5ecrEe wilson. .. and Siary J. Fsuuiez. = Rev.
A Rurzess.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-18
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

WiIlige. Gibbs & Daniel have sold 10
Vincent c Meyerhofer the three-story
colonial brick residence at 4424 Eighth
street northwest. between Randolph and
Shepherd streets The house has nine
large rooms. TIED bath. and hot-water
heat It stands on a terrace. and occu-
pies a lot p feet front By a depth Of 10
feet. TO a S0-foot alley. Il IS understood
that $50 was paid for the property.
Rodney T. Gleason, the purchaser. viii
occupy the house as a residence
A A Lane contemplates the building
Of three two-stoTy brick houses at 5I5 70
81 street northeast. at a cost OF 5000
John H. Lane is the architect and build
er
". F. Nash IS soon 70 erect a two-story
brick house at Is L street southwest, al
a cost of $500.
7. H. Lewis Will erect shortly a three
story apartment house at 1913 T street
northwest. for which Wood. Dom & De-
ming prepared the plans. John H Nolan
will do the work Of construction The
cost IS estimated at $500
T d Casey has in hand the erection of
a brick store and dwelling at $50 Four
teenth street southwest. at an approx
mate cost Of $500. R Jennings will con
struct the building
The Washington herald., 1908-08-18
NEW YORK MONEY.

Ssw Tc-z AuE. 17.-Sicueg 0G CAL al the stock
exchange tl--ay opened AZ - - siEhess. IA:
Lowest !: clcszs. IL Most os tle days Ioa1s were
az " Der cent
Tine money az Lle opening Ct The weeE Was
clarzr-ellza6 b smaller sar0ly Il slu-- TINE
money rrucrzb-s az slightly higher ra-es II other
respects the market vas unchanged Rates 3a.a41l
Ter cent f1T sixty and ninety DAYS IcdCrsed bis
czlrsb-s- 20 ~ rs- cent tcr four % SIX months,
clo--= names. and Ter cent f0- others
l-e-clu-le raper vas iss-sd with s1De freel---
The absorption vas fairly rzpld- bit the demand
vas chiefly far ne high Era1es- Rates. . Ter cent
s-r sixty days "a 20 q. pe- cent for ninety DAYS
81. 20 % ua- CENT f1- four months q % 81 f1r
FIVE months and g. % I for six mc1-bs
S-e--s-- today moved slightly upward closing
Al G. -ac1vc-y q about y cent Rates for actual
business clczs5- Sixty days As4s5as $. demand
.sz51- cables. zs555z4 s6s5. Cd-ue-cizI bL-s were
sssaEs4E
The Washington herald., 1908-08-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. A-E E.-CATTLE-Rsceip-s 500 head
Market strong Prime bssvas. 55a--5J, poor 70 me-
z1rn s55z5 81 stockers and feeders. 250as50- COWS
and hezrsrs 265z5 .; Gamers. L50a2ee Texans, 50
a5U
H0GS-Recs.rts. Z250 head Market I5c higher
L5zht 5z5ass5- rough. 6-Z5a655, mixed. s-51z6 60.
heavy. 5s5a5 -. Pigs. 5-11a5to-
SHEEP Receipts zs-075 had Market for sheep
steady lauhS sc lower Native sheep. 215l- -.
Western sheep Z-5s4 50. native lambs. 5.75a6--5
We----u lambs. 400a5-51-
Nev YORK. Aug l---CATTLE-R=csi7ts. 2a5
head steers active and steaGy5 COWS f-E- bulls
I.a-5c higher Good % p-ne native s-ee-s sold AZ
5-1s5E us- 100 pounds. oxen +l5. bulls Z5lz3 s..
COWS L-aa5l Dressed beef slow az T-zaly-z Ter
pound for c-nuon 90 choice native sides
CALTES-Recsip,s- g. 4Sl head NCals active and
sc higher Common o. choice vsals. 5sss-5- clliS.
iU7z5G3. butterrzlks and g-1ssers. 253a4 =. West
ems Au1asE
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts. lZG head.
Sbeep stsady- lambs z5a55c higher Common 90
prime sheer. 31la455. c1Ils. L55a25o; oan1on 20
choice Iaufs. 5la6.75-
HOGS-Recsipts. 70. SO head Market L5a30c higher.
New YORK and Pennsylvania hogs, 7-o1a7--0 Ter 100
-rrrI=
The Washington herald., 1908-08-18
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New Y77k. Aug E.-BU TTER-Receipts, .555
packages: fancy frrn- Creamery extra .. do frsfs
Ea2. State dairy. tubs. finest 2laZliz. good 20
choice. Is-zs25z. imitation cre2nFry. drsts lsi4
factory frsts lS--ala
EGGS-ReceIr-s. 6-61 cases. fancy frn. Nearby
white. fancg 36aZ. Do. mixed. fancy. "a do.
prime % choice 2laZ3; Nestern nrsts. ls1zalsiz
do. seconds. I7alS
MILL FEED-StronE- moderate trade SETlng
bran l00Ib- SACKS. arrive. $50, uiddlings 20
city bran. go. II bulk; Western red deg. to arrive
81 50, winter wheat bran. II Io0-lb. SACKS. $50
OATS-WeaEeT- duh trade No white new. & 4;
Nc. white new 53. No mixed. new. $. new
white. % arrive. 55a5--
FLOCR-Quiet and irregular Suriug patents. 570a
So. sTring clears 42lai.61- winter straiglts. Aba
20, do clears 65aS g.. Kansas straishts sacks
65a5 Co. Kansas clears. as5a4-25-
RYE FLOUR-Steady- trade inactive, f-3als.
CORN NEAL-Frm. snail supply kilr dried
FOR export =. oosrse meal. in bags. L67aI69.
EAT-Eeceipts. 100 tons. quiet barely steady.
Prime timothy. %. Ne. I. $3.50 No ? Sas21s; No
s. 65s7o.
sTRAw-Iuegalzr: SIMPLY Is snail Long re
s5a91
BEEF-steady, moderate trade. Family, I-.o0
l. -: packet. l501aI5-51
POBK-Stes6y and quiet Mess. I7.eoai7-53; fam
ily. ls.e1als5o.
TALLOw-slow demand. CITY. in bossheads
--I6-
LARD-Trade quiet Prime Western. $40; city.
Io- refined continent $50. South American. 1075:
rcfrei Brazilian. Kegs rs; city stearine. lIlz.
Oleostearine nominal; Sew York. ~ Chicago. IN
The Washington herald., 1908-08-18
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Business On the Washington Stock Ex-
change yesterday was in smaller volume
than any day of the previous week BrOk-
ers had a disinclination to buy stocks.
even when the bid and offered prices were
not more than an eighth or a quarter
apart
Twenty shares Of Capital Traction sold
at 12S a point and a half above the best
price IN recent sales After much spar
ring 10 get a price. one broker sold
twenty-five shares Of Gas at 6Hz. and,
though the closing bid and offered prices
were not more than a quarter apart, no
more sales could be effected
On regular call the other trades were
three shares Of Aergenthaler and ten Of
United States Trust
After call, something Of a demand came
out for Washington Railway and Electric,
and 80 shares were sold al s..
With one or two bids for Washington
Railway and Electric per cents, bonds
were entirely neglected
The Washington herald., 1908-08-18
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished By Z T. Hutton & Co,
members Of the New Tork Stock Exchange AID the
New YORK Cotton Exchange. G. Bowie Chipmzu
manager. ISl street northwest.
New York. Aug E--The cotton market opened
firm at an advance Of IS points August and Of
to OF remainder Of the list. shorts Ind August
above IoE, but it Immediately dropped 70 SIS
Later position affected by fTn cables and continued
dry weather in Texas September vas duh and
other months fru, rising throagh the DAY The
close on rev crop months was TO points above
the opening Receipts az the ports we're ZOO bales
against 1855 last week and l55l last year For the
week 0co3 bales. agzinSt .0S last week and
70 SIS last year Receipts at New Orleans were sl9
bales, against SIC last year, and Houston sGss
bales skaiust LIS last year
The Washington herald., 1908-08-18

City OF Mexico. Aug. 17.-''Frcm my ex-
perience. extending over the last thirty
five years. I should say that the oppor-
tunities to-day for young man 10 sue
coed and work his way UP in the railroad
service are just as good as they ever
have been. provided he devotes his entire
time and attention 20 the interests Of the
company.
The trouble with many men who have
not advanced as they hoped. and who
complain Of lack Of opportunity in rail-
Hoad service to-day. Is that they are mis-
led BY persons who have their own selfish
interests 20 serve. and instead Of giving
their first allegiance 10 the railroad. are
too much inclined TO devote the principal
part OF their time in other directions"
II was with this reply that Samuel
Morse FELTON,. president Of the Mexican
Central Railroad Company. met questions
The Washington herald., 1908-08-18
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Aug. E.-FollovfnS are the ofscial
Prices here to-day
WHEAT-Sp0t contract So+as7. spot. No. rCd
Western s5isa9Slz. August. e67s ssg7; September 95
ass: December l00- steamer No red. s54.aei: re
ceilts IIs s bushels; exports 7s0oo bushels. South
en- D. sample. Sass. Southern on g-ads sslsas5E.
CORN-Spot mixed. Ss11; September So asked :
year ss bid receipts. 15gi bushels; Southern white
corn. s3as7: southern yellow com s3as7-
OATS STOCK IN elevators u00G bushels. ship
uaents from elevators e.s3s bushels. White No.
? as 10 weight 54z5lis do Nc. 3 as 20 weight 5Zi5
So. mixed. No 3. 20 weight. 81 Old oats
White. No ?. heavy. slssl, do. No , hight 70
medium 5aaso. DO. No. 3. heavy. 57a5s; do. No J.
n1edicm 5-a5s. mixed No. > 8. nominal
RHE-Stock IT eleratcIs - so bushels There ver.
no shipmsrts FROM elevators
FLOUR-Wintsr extra. 2aa3e5; d.. clear. s.sss
see do. straight. 405a4 %. do. patent 4saa4 IS:
suriug clear. soa4.7os DO. straight 500a5Z; do
patent. 575a6.o0. CITY Mills best patent 6I0; do
high-fTade patent. 505: do. high-Eade straight
as; DO. choice family. AS. do Artra. 3soa37 u
Rye hour. medium to choice, s-asa8se. C9zn meal
Ler Ie9 Ibs-. LSozl-so.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-18

prior 70 his leaving for a business trip TO
the United States
With experience covering more than A
third Of a century, with a working llnowl-
edge Of railroad operation from grass
roots 20 the soft-bottomed. hard-backed
chair of the presidents desk. and with a
fund OF Information gathered from active
service in the two republics. which. al
though geographically so close together.
are racially so far apart, this statement
from Mr. FELTON, Is the holding out OF
an encouraging hand 10 the ambitious en-
ploye
There have been times continued M
FELTON,. when 70 become the head Of a
great system. or 10 have a seat IN the
councils OF Its directorate. depended more
upon other Influences than that OF actual
ability or knowledge Of the business. but
this has diminished Of late years. and the
man who succeeds 10 these positions nov
does so On the ladder Of toll"
The Washington herald., 1908-08-18
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Q5otations furnished By Z r Huttoa & Co.
members Of the New Yo-k StoSk Exchange AID the
Chicago Board Of Trade. G. B0w1s Chipnar. naa-
sEzr. 1901 Z street northwest
Chicago Aug E--ComEissi0n houses had large
selling orders this morning. and rTlcss broke about
cent before they were disposed o. Prices rec-v-
erad the greater part Ct the loss later on short cU7
e-lB-- For the rest q the dzy the market was 6al
with several recessions- Wheat closed fun point
CT u1cre below the opening
Corn uss dun md trading between narrow limits
oats zc7s fairly Erm and strong
Provisions were STEADY and dull
The Washington herald., 1908-08-18
DEATH RECORD.

Elizabetb Carroll. 1z2 18th st. NV. g years
Catherine Ebel 7o6 Quincy ST. PetUc5th. 20 years
Charles Leszlrc t1eorseiosz Unlv Hosp g years
Emma Lewis e. ST. ne 8 years
Richard r. Dses-ich. L. 5 n General Hospital
u. c. 8 v1arS
Caro- 5 Morrison. Queen Chapel road. Brook-
land D. G.. u months.
Eselyn ? Van Allen. 80 K s. NV zsc-ths.
Elizabeth 81. O'Shca. 81 F ST NV. / moath-
COLOkED
WIIias1 a. Christian. 1i5s RCve-s Ct. ~. = yTA
sarah Cobo, 9-Is k 81 ~, ( n01t-s.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-18

There was an old hen and she had a wooden leg-
The finest lttle hen that ever laid an esg.
She laid the finest esss that were laid upon the
farm
And another little drink won't do no harm
Old Jingle.
Discovered right in the Capital City.
or. at least. in one Of our little sdjuncts,
Georgetown
a hen that has an incubator beat a
city block,
She didn't have wooden leg. as did
her famous ancestor; but she went in
for the intercollegiate record for handing
them out in bunches- Think OF il, one
hen having. by one sudden blow. been
sent 70 her last reward. is found at a
post-mortem inquest 10 incrUst i've real
perfectly good eggs.
Here's the Big secret.
Perfectly good? No; not exactly And
right here is the big secret. Every one
Of those I'VE eggs contained fuzzy lit
tie chick. each Of whom the coroner said
was Just at the stage where It usually
sets about breaking UP that little shell
game and starting an existence OF its
own
Don't scor- A good Christian brother
Of the West End vouches for the story.
| although he stoutly. from the point Of
view OF personal modesty. refuses the
! privilege OF divulging his name Remem-
I Der il was IL Georgetown Many Wild
and curious things are hatched out over
[ there.
/ Briefly. the facts are these: About q
{ week ago a prominent business man re
I siding in Wisconsin avenue bethOuzht
I Himself Of the joys OF fried chicken in the
/ toothsoue Southern style and hied him
I self 70 market TO buy a pair Of the feath-
/ cred variety.
/ They were sent home in the course Of
/ human events. and On Saturday the cook.
with that valor Of her dark-sBinned race.
{ made q successful sortie 70 the back
I yard hatchet in hand. Two short. sharp
/ strokes. and the proud strutters lay be
I headed
Z Yes. almost literally did one OF them
[ at least. lay after she was minus her sky
/ piece When the boiling water was pro
[ duced and the feathers removed the won
( derful work OF dismembering began One
I received her carving with good grace. and
. had nothing more 10 say
I But her twin s!ster-weu. she opened
I Up a line OF anazemenr in the cook and
astsEished the family as has never been
heard OF before or since IN those parts
Imagine il Five whole eggs inside Of
Z ore dead hem
The worst however, was yet 10 come.
{ for, w1en by accident one Of the smooth
/ white sections Of hen-fruit was knocked
/ 10 the floor. instead OF the soft. silky
yolk and white streaming over the Iino-
leUm. an embryonic mistress Of the barn
yard rolled under the table
They Were All Awake.
Eyes were rubbed and arms pInched BY
those in the dunlfoUnded audience. buc
there IT was and everybody was dead
awake. Investigation OF the remaining
four EGGS revealed four more OF he
miniature fryers-
Whether OF not the chicks were found
alive or dead IS not recorded, but IL Is a
certain fact that the master OF the house
hold is iuuOvable from his position that
he Is an exact reproduction Of the Father
Of His Country. and that he never told
one in his life Anyway. the man who
gets the best out OF life IS seldom an
over-inquisitive being Think It over
The Washington herald., 1908-08-18
confectionery Firm Fails.

SPECIAL to Tie Washington Herald
Lynchburg. Va. Aug. 1.-THE firm OF
lesser & Wiltshire. confectioners. which
operated the Wiltshire. assigned to-day.
The liabilities are said TO amount TO
more than s., ,000
The Washington herald., 1908-08-18
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. Ter cwt-. 5za575; butcher. 3.oCa
$50. c1mnon. 20la3c0
HoGs-Tgr c~--. srass. e25as.75; ordinary. Der
Cut 550a60G
SHEEP-Pri-ne. 20lz350- ccurEon 21lz2s0-
LA1fBS-Spring. 55zas. medium.
CALF ES-Iri1ne, per II. n; mediUzn. = gas.
saA
COHS-Prine. fresh. each. s50oaa50o; counon-
25.olas4oos cid and d-y. lee1a15.pa
The Washington herald., 1908-08-18
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by E F. Hutton s. Co..
members q the New YORK Stock Exchange G. Bowie
Chlprlan manager. 130l F street northwest
sales 20 noon ---..---..--.-2 PSI 500 shares
Total sales ... o d. o.. .- G69. 600 shares
Call money! High. IL low. L: close, Ia
The Washington herald., 1908-08-18

New Yurs Aug- IA material decline in wheat
was the chief feature II the commodity nas-te- TO
day Offerings were heavy. and support feeble. or-
ing usluly to favorable weather IN the Northwest
where the Temperature was fairly low
Corn opened weaker on farorirg rams In the Wet
but afterzard part Of the loss was recovered
The Washington herald., 1908-08-18
HEN BREAKS RECORD
Georgetown Chicken Had
Her Own Incubator.
GAVE UP SECRET AT DEMISE

In Five Eggs Were as Many Little
Fuzzy Chicks, and the Truth of
Man Who Says He Is a Christian.
Maj. Sylvester May Investigate
The Washington herald., 1908-08-18
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnsshed By Z = Hutton & Co.
members New York stock Exchange. C. Bowie
Chi7uzn manager. 15aI street northwest
The Washington herald., 1908-08-18
New York,
New OrIe;

While you think Of It. telephone your
Want Ad- to The Washington Herald.
and bill viii be sent you at l cent a word.