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The Washington herald., 1908-02-28
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Feb. 2-SUGAR-The local market
was firm. with sales of 70 0oo bags Porto Rico sugar
February March shipment SIS basis IS test c l.
F. Duty-paid prices are 3SsaS IS for a5 test ccn-
trifugal: 3S5s53s for 50 test nauscovado and ga
3ll for 50 test. molaSses sugar. Refined sugar was
quiet and unchanged. The London market for beet
sugar was Nd higher. az los I'D. FOR February and
March. London cables the worlds visible supply at
$4,000 tons
NAVAL sTORES-The market for spirits turpen-
tine was quiet. at 53'5 for machine.nlade barrels
snd az savannah the market was firm. az 5si.
Rosin steady. AZ so for Common 10 good
strained Tar held quiet. at 40 for oil barrels
BUTTER-Receipts. T,Ss packages. Fancy, firm:
creamery extra 20.
EGGs-Reeeipts s,2e3 packages; frmer. Near-by
white. fancy. &aSl; Western frsts p
MILL FEED-FimeT: moderate dealings Sp-ing
bran loe-l5. sacks. 70 arrive 2675: middlngs 2ssO
city bran 800. IN bulk; Western red dog a975 20
arrive: winter wheat bran. IN lo0lh. sacks. s6g
OATS-Frm; more active. Elevator prices: No.
) white. So No white 5sis No mixed 81
FL0UR-FiTm; trade inactive Spring patents.
5.5ea59; spring clears, E65s4S; winter straiEh,S
4-5oas7O; winter clears A2SaA45: Kansas in sacks
patents. 5lOa5.3; straights. As5a4So: clears. ana
RYE FLOUR-FIrm; moderate inquiry. We quote
4.65a53.
CORN MEAIs-Moderate dealings. kiln-dried. for
export, 3-25a35; coarse meal. in bags. IS5aLS
BUCKWHEAT FL0UR-Slow trade; light SUP
ply. Choice quoted 900.
HAY-Reoeipts. 1890 tons; strong. fair inquiry.
Prime timothy. Les; No. I. ssLO0; No. ?. sra
925; No. :, Soas5.
STRAw-Firm; small supply Long rye 7Ua75.
BEEf-Strong, moderate inquiry. Family. N.5Oa
l5.o0; packet, i200al259.
PoRK-Iuactiye; unchanged. Mess, I3saIAU;
family, l500al5.S1
TALL0W-Qaiet; steady. City in hogsheads 81
bARD-Firmer Prime Western. 7s0; city. s.7s;
refined o11tinent, 500; South American. $50. re-
fined Brazilian, kegs. SO: city stearine. 81
oleOstearine. nominal; New York Ta7E; Chicago. n
The Washington herald., 1908-02-28
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Selling Of Washington Gas was resumed
ON the locals stock exchange yesterday.
When the issue was reached on regular
call the broker having the stock for sale
was absent, but this did not put any
damper on the bidding All sorts Of bids
were made for the stock from 50 10 IS.
brokers protesting to be willing to take It
in l90, 500, or 1,000 share lots. Finally a
bid for ten shares was made at IS and
sold. This stopped business in gas until
after call. when the selling broker had
arrived and 300 shares were quickly put
on record at IS and a fraoticG above
The uncovering OF gss stock within the
past few days has given new hope to the
coterie Of young brokers who forced up
the price Of gas stock last summer. and
yesterday several OF them were saying
that II would be selling at $50 a share
again In a remarkably short time
IN the small trading yesterday in the
railway and type machine shares a lit
tie better prices We're realized
Several important changes in brokers
offices were announced yesterday, 10 take
effect about March /.
j. Q. Wilson. who. up to yesterday. was
the washington representative OF r A
belknap * Co. assumed the Washington
business OF William B. Ives & Co.. whose
offices are at 20 Wall street w B. Ives,
or thc New York firm, Is president OF the
New York Stock Exchange. and Mr.. VII
son stated yesterday that he had better
connections an New York than IN the past.
The business Of Post & FIagg in Wash
lngton VIII be taken over on March I by
Lewis johnson & Co. BENJAMIN Wood
run. manager Of the Post & Flagg Office
IN this city, joining the firm Of Johnson
Co. and transferring hts business to
that firm. Post & Flagg will continue 10
D. the New York representatives OF
johnson & Co.. the consolidation being
due TO the desire OF Mr.. Woodruff to unite
himself with the strong Washington
house.
II was also announced yesterday ,..aI
Hihbs & Co. will be changed on March
!. by the withdrawal OF Thomas Hume
from the company. Soon after March !
Mr.. Hibbs viii remove TO his new banking
and brokerage offices on Fifteenth street.
Mr. Hume is In New York. it is under
stood. Tor the purpose OF making arrange
ments with brokerage house. in Wall
street with the idea Of opening an Office
IN Washington. Rumor has It that he will
soon take possession Of the rooms about
70 be vacated by Benjamin Woodruff, in
+ street.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-28
'Bid. fAsked
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore, Feb. 27.-FoHowing are the ofacial
prices to-day:
WHEAT-Stock in elevators. fI1477 bushels
Graded lots Of No. red afoat nominaly at s9H per
bushel for special bin and $50 per bushel for stock
Western spot February. L00A: March, IOOik. Con-
tract spot. February. 9ss. March. LOO April L6lH
May, L0zz
CORN-Stock IN elevators. 2.7il7u bushels Sales
Of small bag lot Of yellow. by sample at 62is
Track yellow for domestic delivery at e2ka63
per bushel for carlots prime on spot Contr.cs,
March. @75; Western spot. February, el&siH
March, 5liaa6lz; April. s2s.a63; May 6S7saSHs
oATs-stock in elevators. LIB bushels; ship
merits from elevators 3.02s bushels. we quote.
White No p heavy, IS; do. No 2 light 10 medium.
ssiSa57; do. No. 3 heavy, 5Ta571k; do, No. 8 me-
dmm, 56a57: do, No s. light 55a56: No. 4 Rht
TO heavy, 5sa54; mixed No. ?, 55a551S; do, No 5.
53iks54: No. 4. 52a53
RYE-Stock in elevators. l6575O bushels: shin
ments from elevators, Eo bushels No. Western
ne QuJSed at Sass per bushel.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-28
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

]. NJ. hampton yesterday announced
the sale. for Joseph W Harper TO Dr.
Harrison G. Dyar. OF the Winchester
apartment house. at 1893 Eighteenth street
northwest, for $4,000 This apartment
was built by Mr.. Harper about three
years ago. It stands on a lot a by so
feet and is three stories high It is built
of brick. with stone trimmings.
The transfer OF eleven acres OF land on
Connecticut avenue extended, near Chevy
Chase. from DR.. Ernest Pease and Sena-
tor Patterson to Bates and John L. War
ren was announced yesterday. The land
was appraised at $4,000 and was part Of
the purchase value given for the Iroauois
apartment house. which DR.. Pease took
from the Messrs. Warren the previous
day. E II. PiIlsbury and Charles T.
Richardson, the latter now with the firm
OF Stone 81 Fairfax. represented the
Messrs. Warren and r. T. Chatterton rep
resented DR.. Pease and Senator Patter-
son in the deal
Thomas J. Fisher & Co. announce the
Lewis f. Brueninger erected on Monroe
street. between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets northwest A G. Nichols is the
purchaser Of the house and paid s., 30
The houses are not yet under roof
Boss & Phelps have sold for Warren
Cochran the property at 2Sl3 Eleventh
street northwest 20 Mrs Frances VI. Sny-
der, OF this city The house is nearly
new and has been occupied by Mr.. Coch-
ufv, l.
Mrs. Snyder paid 5000 for the property
and VIII occupy il as her home.
Stone & Fairfax announce the sale for
Mrs. NJ. Z. Haines OF the two-story house
ar IS5 Hickman street. southeast and
for c. F. Seltz a similar house az 65s z
street southeast. The purchasers paid
s., go each for the houses.
E. ]. Hulse has sold the property next
10 the Bradford block, go Fourteenth
street northwest. 10 Mrs. ". P Allen for
20,500 Mr.. Hulse purchased this prop
erty from Ben Bradford several months
ago when Mr.. Bradford acquired the
Fourteenth street property which he is
remodeling into business Offices
Francis A. Blundon has sold for Harry
Wardman one OF the row OF houses IN
der construction at Fifteenth and "
streets northwest, for $50
The Carnegie Institution has taken out
a permit for the erection OF its admin
istrstion building AZ Sixteenth and 2
streets northwest The specifications call
for a three-stOry brick structure esti-
mated 10 cost 81. 600. Carrere & Hast
ings. Of New York are the architects and
y. z & A. L. PennOck are the builders
Mary +. William viii erect a twO-story
frame house at $3.50 Connecticut avenue
northwest 70 cost about 5000 F. O.
Fletcher prepared the plans and Fred
Espy win construct the building
The Washington herald., 1908-02-28
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Feb. 27.-Mouey on call at the New
York Stock Exchange to-day opened at lx Der
ecnti highest. per ccnt; lowest Ia per cent.
closing IA per cent.
Time money was unchanged today. Some tor.3-
ness was done, but brokers reported a rather rar-
row market Rates, y% 20 I per cent for sixty
days per cent for ninety days; ~ TO AZ for
four months; "a for Eve months; AZ to ga for
six months Limited transactions at for .relve
months were reported.
Mercantile paper continued very quiet Demand
which was not urgent came III chiefly from out
Of town. Rates, So % S per cent for indorsed
bills. receivable and choice names; 10 65A for
others
Sterling was Quiet to-day. with no great change
in rates Rates for actual business closed "a
Follows: Sixty days. 4S355a4 $500; demand ss70a
as675; cables. 4.s7I5a4s s!20.
Commercial bills were ss2lsa4 g3l5 The s,,rrl,,
Of cotton bills was scarce
The Washington herald., 1908-02-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. Feb. z.-CATTLE- Receipts. 700 head
steady. Prime beeves. 5Ooa6O0; poor to medium
S90aA&; stockers and feeders. 270a4s5: COWS and
heiferS. 2soa4-9o; canneTS. LS5a2SO; Texans LOOa
4@
HOGS-Receipts 81. .Ooe head: market steady 10 10
cents lower. Light. s.l0a4 35i5: roughs 4l5a4 Is.
mixed, l5aA i21s; heavy. 4SOa4- IS: pigs 370aa 20
sHEEP-Recepts. lo,0e head; market steady TO 10
cents higher. NatiTe Western sheep s25a5 50. na,
tive lambs. 5ooas.e0; Western lambs, 5.0Oa7.oO
New York. Feb G.-CATTLE-ReceiDts 40 head
dreSsed beef dull at 7kas per pound for native sides
little fancy beef at 9iLasi5: London and Liverpool
cattle and beef market unchanged; no exports from
this port to-day tomorrow
CALYES-Receipts. rs head; market steady: or
dinary TO prime veals sold at 650aeD per 100
pounds; no barnyard calves or Westerns CITY
dressed veals firm AZ salS% per lb country dressed
higher at 7al2iz.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2o5a head: mar.
ket slow but steady. Common to fair sheep sod AZ
35eai.0 per 100 lbs few yesriings at GOO; Or
dinary to choice lambs. 6.75aT70
HOGS-Reoeipts. 7.730; feeling weak to 10 cents
lower. State, Pennsylvania. and Ohio hogs are
quoted at 4.soai-so per 100 his; pigs. 4.7Oa4so
The Washington herald., 1908-02-28
COMMENT ON MARKET.

Benjamin Woodruff. OF Post & FIagg-
This was another day Of up and down
nuctuation, with net changes really I'm
material compared with last nights clos
ing. The only decided movement was in
Amalgamated Copper, which scored an
advance. this being on account OF we'll
substantiated report that a large block Of
the metal stocks has been sold recently.
being placed principally on the other side
Of the Atlantic. The announcement Of a
receivership for The International and
Great Northern Railroad, in Texas. has
had surprisingly little i1nuence. even the
Gould stocks showing practically no de-
cline. / believe the market is thoroughly
hquidated. as otherwise such an incident
would have brought out long stocks, par
ucularly ia the securities directly affected.
and while We may have 10 endure for
considerable period a similar condition OF
affairs as has existed for week or more.
believe that the next movement Will be
FOR the better Whether this will prove
10 be permanent depends upon future de-
velopments. Technically the market posi-
ton is a strong one"
G. Bowie Chipman Of E. F. Hutton &
Co.-"To-day's market was one in which
manipulation against the shorts IN the
specialties was the feature. Good stocAs
Ike New York Central. Union Pacific.
Southern Pacific. Atchison. Pennsylvania.
Northern Pacific. and Great Northern,
which are really the market, while re-
spending to the early advance in coppers.
were not strong. and IN the late dealings
were weak There were evidences. OF
New York Central and Union Pacific be-
ing on tap every time The market got
strong. and I look at these stocks as be-
ing the market Copper was steady and
SOME other SpecialticS were strong on the
heavy short interest in these specialties
and the reports being sent broadcast OF
an Improvement in these industrials.
There is no change IN the situation
politically CT otherwise that makes one
feel that II is time TO buy stocks for any
important improvement, and on the con-
traTy there are many matters hanging
over the situation that would warrant
lower prices IN standard stocks Legisla-
ton and depression in trade are having
their effect on earnings. and there Is
nothing in sight 10 warrant the belief that
there viii be any change for a long period.
Dividend reductions are in order. and
may be more drastic than generally look
ed for I advise the sale Of stocks on
any strong spots or rallies"
The Washington herald., 1908-02-28
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore Feb z.-FoIlowing are the ofsciaI uriceS
at the principal commission houses:
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy, per pound S3a34; ims-
taton. Az23: Maryland and PennsylVania rolIs lsa
%: store-packed Ohio and West Virginia. Isa0:
Maryland, Virginia, aud Pennsylvania dairy prints
Bar
LIVE POULrRY-Chickens. young. per round
fat, Is; do old hens. heavyweight. l2algs: dncks
paddle young lialS: do, young MuscoFy aud non
grel. lalf; turkeys, choice. i6c do. choice Yong
gobblers Ia geese. Maryland and Virginia Is
EGGS-MaTylsnd and Pennsylvania fresh. aer
dozen. q
FLoUR-Winter. extra. 3s5alo5: do, clear. tIOa
AS; do. strght. ASaL45; do. patent, 465aA -;
spring clear. A25aASS: do, straight, leSa55: do,
patent, 5S0a5ee; City Mills best patent zoe: DO.
highgrade patent. $50; do. straight 40: do
choice family. 46o; extra Lloa42B Rye -four, me-
dium to choice. A5Oa5-OQ.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-28
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by +. F. Hutton & Co. mem
5eFs Of the New York stock Exchange aud the Nss
Aors Cotton Exchange. q. Bowie Ghipman mana
ser. 1901 4 street northwest
New YORK, FEB I--TEe market opened steady
unchanged 20 points advance. with trading fairly
active. Just after the opening there was a wave Of
short covering. that carried prices up 10 points
ont on the advance much long cotton came out ana
The market eased OF. lsrgc Weii STREET operator
vas said TO be a good buyer He was sending out
blllish views of the market There was a better
SPOT demand and prices were steady IN the south
II there was any outside business would 40 doubt
have much better prices and undl there is more
interest IL looks as Il we cannot expect more than
traders market
The Washington herald., 1908-02-28
HEAD OF BANK RETIRES.
Seth VI. MiIIiken Resigns Presidency
OF Mercantile National.

New York, Feb. 27.-Seth NJ AIiIliken.
OF the firm Of Deering < MnHken. we'll
known dry goods merchants. who was
elected president OF the Mercantile Ma
tiOnal Bank on October 20 last. when
Augustus Heinze. the ThOmases. and
Charles W. Morse were eliminated. has
resigned from the presidency OF the Mer-
camille. Mr. Miliken retires also from the
board of directors with which he has
been connected since 1850
Mr.. 8lillixen viii be succeeded. in all
likelihood. by William G. Nash. az present
cashier Of the New York State National
Bank at Albany. The directors Of the
Mercantile National win meet tomorrow
for the purpose Of accepting Mr. AIIlli-
ken's resignation and electing his sue
ceSSor.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-28
LOOT IN MAIL BOX.
Mail Collector Finds EmPty stolen
Purse and S5eO Draft.

The purse and a graft for 500. stolen
from ". s. Wickham. Of 70 Maryland
avenue. Wednesday night. was found IN a
mail box IN the northeast section Of the
city yesterday.
The mail collector turned the purse
over to the police. and it was returned 10
the owner The cash, amounting 10 500,
was missing.
According 10 the police. il is a favOrite
manner with crooks to return checks and
drafts 10 their rightful owners by drop
ping them into convenient letter box.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-28
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-ExtrA, per cwt.. LT5a5OO; butcher, sSa
$50; common 150a20o
HoGs-Per esI. gross 425a4-5O; ordinary. asOA
as
SHEEP Clipped, 4goa4.5o; common go.
LAAiBS-Spring, choice. 7a7sk: medium. Gal
CALYES-Prine. per h.. sash medium. 7tas;
g-ass, 3ai.
2.ooaSo.o9; old and a., s.00alooa.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-28
Board to Inspect Military schools.

The War Department has appointed the
following officers 10 compose a board TO
make an inspection OF the military de-
partments Of educational Institutions IN
the United States at which army officers
are detailed as professors OF military
science and tactics: Capt. julius a Penn,
general stan; Capt Michael J. Lsenihan.
general stan; Capt Peter C. Harris, gen
eral staff. and Capt George II. Shelton.
general stan-
The Washington herald., 1908-02-28
Goes to Get Samuel Love.

Detective Trumbo. Of the central Office.
went to Jersey City, N. J.. last night to
bring back Samuel A. Love. wanted on a
charge OF embezzling several hundred
dollars from sewing machine company.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-28
ADYANCESIN MARKET
Greater Activity and More
Strength Shown.
SELLING OF GOULD STOCKS
Recefvership for International and
GreHt Northern Causes Pressure on
Allied Lines-SteeI Common and
Preferred Stronger Owing TO New
Business on BOOks-COpper Is Firm,

New York. Feb. 27.-The most that could
be said for the stock market to-day was
Nthat activity in it was a little greater
and the strength OF the general market
little more noticeable than was the case
in yesterdays torpid dealings. Up 70
midday transactions were on an even
smaller scale than they were in the pre-
ceding session. although nevertheless il
was during this period that whatever up
ward movement there was was most pro
nounced.
Naturally enough there was some little
selling OF the Gould stocks at the outset,
because OF the unexpected announcement
before the opening OF business Of the re-
ceivership for the International and Great
Northern Railroad system in Texas,
particular pressure being applied to the
Texas and Pacific shares, although the
last named road is in no way concerned
in the International and Great Northern's s
difficulties
While It would not be fair to say. per-
haps, that trouble in this instance is fully
characteristic Of the general trouble now
being experienced by the railroad COM
panies Of the land with regard to the re-
Quirement imposed upon them by State
legislatures and railroad commissions. the
development here is not without very wide
interest.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-28
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Regular call, y O'Clock noon
Capital Traction IS. 5000 at 10
Capital Traction. % at iiS. 10 at llsi- at lle.
Washington Railway and Electric common. 3 az D.
Washington Gas. 10 at S.
Mergeuthaler. 10 at 49, az lei.
Greene Cauanea. 100 at siS 100 at sls.
National City Bank 10 a. 40
After call-Washington Gas . al s.. . al S. 3 at
s. 25 at S. 3 at s. 3 at 56t Is at IS. 8 at 5sh.
Following the closing quotations on yesterday 5
local stock exchange:
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New York, Feb. &.-WHEAT- Higher. checking
trade. No. l Northern Duluth, to arrive. lis. No
red. (. O. b., LOS: No. 2 hard f. O. b. LA: No
macaroni. L05is. T. O b. {; No macaroni LO0is
CORN-Stronger moderate demand. No ele-
TO March, No. white T. o. b.. 625s; No yellow
I. o. h., g. Exporters took loads.
RYE-slow; steady; small supply. No. 2 90
2 o. b.
Prices Of futures follow.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-28
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished ey Post a Flsgg members Of
tho New York Stock Exchange Benjamin Woodruff,
manager. ISL + street northwest
safes 10 noon. n............ 11s,9S3 shares
Total sales. e~.............. 100000 shares
Call money! High, q low, Is& close, Is4
The Washington herald., 1908-02-28
HELD FOR THEFT OF CASSOCK.
Negro Girl Accused of Robin,
Room of Priest.

Room of Priest.
Minnie Parker, nineteen years old. col
ored. was arrested yesterday afternoon
by Policeman Stroman. Of the Tenth pre-
cinct station. charged with stealing a
priests cassock from the room OF Father
Henry Hyvernap. at the Catholic Uni
versity. BrOOkland. D. c
The woman was arrested as she was
leaving a hospital The cassOck had been
ripped TO pieces and a dress made Of il
The dress. a clothes brush. and priest :
cap were recovered.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-28

Quotations are furnished BY +. F. Hutton & Co.
members New York Stock Exchange. G. Bowie
CkiTenan. manager, 1901 7 street northwest
The Washington herald., 1908-02-28
MINING STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished by Irving K Harrington
q q Co members Of the New York Produce Exchange,
T. f. Baker, manager, Hibbs Building.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-28

Only ten cents a week, delivered AZ
your door-the daily issues OF The
Washington Herald. Phone Main $500.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-28
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished By z +. Hutton & Co,
members New York stock Exchange. G. Bowie Chip
man. manager. I90l street northwest.
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Laws Are Arbitrary.

The fact Is that while the earnings of
the International and Great Northern
system have been and are so heavily de-
creasing that drastic economies on the
part Of its management have been abso-
lutely neceSsitated the railroad commits
sion IN the State of Texas has ordered
the company TO spend an amount Of
money for new equipment that Il could
only with the greatest difficulty raise un-
der existing conditions while at the same
time the laws OF Texas limit the company
in the most arbitrary and onerous way
as TO methods Of financing. A receiver
ship for the road as the only way Of pro-
tecung the interests Of its stockholders
followed as matter of course.
The United States Steel common and
preferred shares were decidedly strong up
on the renewed indications Of improve
ment l. the iron and steel trade. Compila-
tionS as published to-day OF orders for
rails given to the steel companies during
the current month reached 150. 900 tons. and
while it is true that these orders are
much less than they We're year ago they
are good deal larger in the aggregate
tnan II was commonly thought they would
be In the latter part OF last year
The Washington herald., 1908-02-28

Manufacturers of railroad supplies re-
port substantial improvement in their
business. and say that while the railroads
are not ordering new equipment. the fact
that they are evidently keeping I'D the
standard Of their present compliment is a
sign that they do not expect the depres-
sion 10 continue very long.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-28
Decline In Union Pacific.

The stock market was steady after
\ midday. and developed weakness some
hat later under the lead of a decline
Union Pacific. and of what looked like
= resumption Of speculative attacks upon
New York Central stock: but there was
again a recovery before the close Of
business, and the undertone of the market
held with exceedingly frmness. There
was more sustained vim throughout the
day in the buying Of copper stocks both
here and in the Boston market than Of
any other securities. The peculiar firm
ness. which has attacked the Amalga-
mated Copper recently wherever dealt in
has been the subject OF a great deal or
comment and rumOr OF the day to
account for this was that the Amalga-
mated Copper either had bought, or was
about 10 buy on very advantageous terms.
various other copper mining concerns in
the Montana district
Railroad earnings as they came TO hand
to-day for the third week Of February
were also poor. the Southern Railway re-
porting a gross decrease for the period
of S25S.oo0. and the Louisville and Nash
Vile OF S19S.O00
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sells cents per share
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Thomas J. Fisher & Co. announce the
Lewis f. Brueninger erected on Monroe
street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets northwest A G. Nichols is the
purchaser Of the house and paid s., 20
The houses are not yet under roof.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-28
" Yors. Feb. Bond transactions on the stock
BOSTON STOCKS.

Total sales 2sl7OOe. against 81 .s6e0Oo yesterday,
30 600 a week ago. and Sl.IT2,oO0 a year ago.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-28

Francis A. Blundon has sold for Harry
Wardman one OF the row OF houses IN
der construction at Fifteenth and "
streets northwest, for $50