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The Washington herald., 1908-08-11
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
p-ees quoted are uhaleaIsl

N-.1es quoted are uholesaIsl
sales Il T=utE1e were heavy yesterday al aI07s
Tie line. silh Easral arrivals Tsrs uas rle-ty >.
fleE on hand and lalsr lad a be--- slr1sy
iron uli-l 20 se-el- --5-- 1a-clzses Better al
'aleel cent pound o1 alv-ss t-uu the Wesc
and vas fra az rls hisasr 7u1ta-iluS
III fEt.-l lrcalcerT. tzEr- -aE Co.. Wes-s-u
1rSts- -l1i- Co. =aclEis -slls. r-1sss tzrev -
do, fair % god IsaLss da1r-. sa1.ce --a-s- sod
-5- stors-uacs-5 fresh e.
CHEEsE-Nsv ToHz s-sse fzc-1-y. I1r.e. Izalus
Do s11ail. --'5a-5i DO. szUuar. small I2-.al5
Virginia. N.
EG;5s-Nsz--rv f-~sa. vi-yluaa. los osf. Is. aver
age u West Virginia and Southwest Virginia II.
Iea1esses- y. N1--l Czrailua. d.
LIVE POULTRY -Chicseus fancy s7r-rE -sll-.
hers i2aL--1. rooster g dlcEs llrse lg- do
'i-a-- sas -arsers. tl1-s psr D.. 70. d. hers z
do ---- e fsa;s L.
DRESSED POULTRT-Tr-Esrs. he-z --s-au-
ner ID. 5aE. do. aEe-aEe. u1Lrawu. IslI5- do
tan. -11ll. tons Ea-s- c-icEsus su-lrz Ia-ze Il
Do s1saA -7ai-- hens. eHo.ee. Ea-ii r5os,srs. s.
DRESSED NEATs-Ha=s. co1ut-- szszr e.-e6.
l2aA
vEGETABLES-P -P7tstoes. hone r-o4n. rer t-1sssl-
6os75, rev. usr Dbl. Zpa275- North CzroJt-a. NJ
bhL. L1a1E- N1rf1lEs. Lsao =. sweet rr-gt1es -
oh-. 3eoa3--5. ebd4zs. ncv. ~ -I. ssan65- d..
E1rly 1C-E- pe- tr-. Ll0ll-15. celery. Na-rh Caro-
Ina. Ter crate. 21l125- esgpa--s Der crate. -5aI0O-
sa-e- Fer DOL. ezl5. -5--I-e. E1r-e ErCzu pr haS
zer. L0al59, o1ioE5 EE-E-La per c7a-e aaz. 3.
do Marylsa6 ard .-El-ls. r-r bh- 100 reas
per boi. f9ai5'- Ta1-s-es. vi 10. 501L00- s-riuz
per crate. Balls. squash. Fla-l-a. ~ basket. s5s
l-15- sTeeu c-r-- us- 5-z-. -ll-Z
GREEN FRUITS Oranges. 7c- box 250as-a0- do
California. navsls. 51l4n- Elpe f-ui; re- b01
. 5sl4 o. re1cLss psr X-daszcr amer l0aI :
DO. Eelrsla. 1.r EltE LZEL-5. de- per box "a
10, caltallu1es. r1- craze. 5os15. piucaqr-es rer
crate 20la-59. hucalsterTes. per gga-t- SAN black
he-1es- Ier quart el-- a1l--s. rev. pcr bbL
. Ss4 %. do. ~ bgsaeI. 55a-5. ulums pr c7zte
Z 15al- s.. Usrerr1el1-s each. -0u-s
sUNDRIES-Beesa1x. p taIloE 3; hoaey. white.
clover I-Ib rev. >. do 2lb-. new. 1lsL2- rrsenE
r-r n. 5ffz68f- Se-sol- Ter ID. CO. Golden sal
s5as5- Pink -1aIi. Na15-ake 2Ls= Sake Root. S.
DRIED FRJ JITS-Apples. sissd. fancy. 6s7; do.
sLcud. bright l.
GEAIS-Wh-zt southern o. g-s5s. Ia--; rve
75as6 Gun. sheLcd. white -sa-9. Co.. yellow 7sa7s
Do. car 275ai-o0; cats. Wes-sD white. No 2 6la55
GO mixed 5oaio
WOOL AND HIDES-NoCl washed. free q bu-s
per Tb GaZ, o.. urwashe5. frCs O. h--rs Der Th..
.; do. bury, per Ih-. i5ll-; hides green per ID
6a-. d.. DRY. per D. sss. sbeepssirs green. ealh.
75as5; do. dry. eacn. zaS cs-tsEi1s. ETesn. ea1h
LUaI&
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York Aug O.-CATTLE-Rscsipts. 5sz
head Steers opened SLOW and l0al5c lower; closed
more active. with part Of the loss re-ained Bulls
and COWS, steady; about al sold Steers sold at
A5aszo; oxen and stass, s25as50; balls 2 sa5-S5
cJUss l35al-I0 Dressed beef dun and lower IA
tive sides selling st sale5s- Cables unchanged No
shipments to-day
CALyES-Receipts. 40 head veals. &c hiSher;
CrasseTE. butteu1ilks. and Western calves barely
steady 100 calves Uusoid Common 70 prime sold At
5ooasG5; choice selected lots s35as So hr1uca Al
S6e5s; culls and tlTow-0uts" " 4.Oas59: Erasser and
5-tte-miks 325aA-Iz15; Western calves. 2sas 80;
cty-dreSssd yszls steady a. saI21s: countryiressd
7sIL
SHEEP AND LA3IBSRecspts. p go head
sheep. duh and I5alsc lozer: lambs Z5a5l. lover
quality cJlsidered About . cars unsold Ordinary
to prime sheap a0las .; few head at g. csllIs
2G. lambs. 49las .. t@o cars. SEQ
HOGS-Receipts l2E50 head aIarset 9s- 1ov-p-
PRIME NeT NcTk State hogs sold At zoo
Chic1Eo Aug M-CATTL LE-Receipts le on bead
Market steady % s-rUaE. Prime besres s5a- 81 .
poor 70 medium. 3s5s450 s-odkers and feeders -
40; COWS ard heies. 27Oas 90; Gamers. l5a2 q
Texans. 25las-S
HOGS-Eeceipts, 500 head Market Ical5c higb
e. Light. 5lozs-75: ro1gh. 6I5as la; uixed & -
SO; heavy. & Sass; PIGS. 9s5 60
SHEEP-Receiprs .. .0o0 head. Market 1o,qs. To-
ct Native sheep. 225a4 Is: Western sbee- > X,
AZ; native lambs SSaaGoos Westsrn larabs 3 55s
The Washington herald., 1908-08-11
FARMERS As OPIUM VICTIMS
Habit n Maine Scatters and Mixes
with Politics.
Discoveries by DR.. Wright VIII As
sist international Congress af
Shanghai in January.

DR.. Hamilton Wright, one OF the Amer
lean delegation 20 the joint international
congress for the suppression Of the opium
evil, has just returned from Maine, where
he has been getting information on the
extent Of the opium habit. Dr.. Wright
spent some time in the cities and the
rural districts and made the singular dis
cove-y that while in most States opium
smoking is an urban vice, in Maine the
conditions were reversed
This condition. he believes. is due TO the
fact that the stringent prohibition laws
prevent dTunkards from obtaining their
usual intoxicants. and they turn to the
solace Of opiates. principally opium.
While he has not gathered complete data
IN regard 10 the extent Of the use Of
opium in Maine, his personal investiSa-
tions so far have indicated that the strict
local option IS probably the cause Of the
increase
Dr. Wright has received a report from
the officials Of the Massachusetts State
prisons saying that about 10 per cent Of
the inmates have been addicted 10 the
use Of opiates in one form or another.
For several months DR.. Wright has been
gathering data on the subject Of the use
Of opium n the United States.
Right Rev Charles H Brent. bishop OF
the Philippine Islands. has accepted the
senior commissiOnership Of the American
delegation TO the joint International con
gress for the suppression Of opium smok-
ing. which viii meet in Shanghai, China
on January I next Ihe other comuis-
sioners are Dr. Hamilton Wright Of
Maine, and DR.. Charles D. Teney Chi
nese secretary Of the American Legation
in Pekin. Before the general meeting in
Shanghai the three American delegates
have been asked 10 conduct an investiCa-
tio2 OF the opium evil in this country.
DR.. Teney viii inquire into the use Of
opium IL China. while Bishop Brent will
conduct q similar inquiry In the Philip
pine Islands
The three American commissioners have
agreed TO meet in Manila on December Is
next to compare the results Of their IN
vesSigations and decide upon a uniform
course Of action before the conference IN
Shanghai begins
The Washington herald., 1908-08-11
SMILE FOR PROSPERITY.
New Jersey Citizens Believe They
Can Help Business

MontcIair. y J. Aug Io.-One smile
day and the effort 10 make others
s-nile are the qualifications 10 member
ship in an Optimistic League" which
to-day is being pushed IN this town
The following resolutions are the basis
Of the organization
Whereas We believe that the buslenss
depression We have al been enjoying the
last few months IS due primarily to a
lack o. confidence. and,
Whereas we believe that prosperity
does exist. If good. patriotic citizens VIII
only recognize Il. and.
Whereas We believe also that the best
way 70 hasten the good times which are
surely here Is 10 take al optimistic view
OF things. we. the undersigned. have de-
Cided 70 form an association TO be called
The Optimistic League"
The idea OF this league Is taking hold
here IN lively style. and to-day the bust
ness men Of the town are all a-gTin.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-11
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET

Baltimore Aus- lo--FoHo~ins are the oHcal
prices here today
"hEAf-s1ot ooutract. ssassss. spot No. 3 nd
Nes'eTn, sazssiS: August ssass5.: September sss!a
81; December. 10; steamer No . ras aaL,e.s.
ge1ps 80 bushels; SoutheTn hy sazspge. SIS
southern on Erade s5a9sz
SOEN-spot mixed. 50; September. g: reosfnts.
- bushels; southern white c1Tn szz5: souihern
yellow c1rn. 52as5-
oAls-Stoez II elevators. g. - bushels shin
Ilells mon elevators. 4751 bushals White NJ :
l55, lsA,5, 81 Do. A5. J. heavy. 62sas3; DO. No :.
A71isa. szasass; do. No = light ssa6zzz. a.
No : Asht TO heavy. szs2: mixed. No 3 sisssss
90, No 5. 6ssasl; do. No. 4 5sa Ne-- go
on TOT: White. No ? 5sa5s; do. No 3 80.
mined, No . s. nominal. 49,
hfE-stoek n elevators. 3.Tiz bushels. The-e
WeTe no sdi1meurs from elevator
LoUR-Winter extra 3 s4ss65- do r1.-- -
1-'.' do. straight- 4osas e; de- rate-r 80 >
sl-lag eear Asoas-70. do. straight 50oas - ~
IaIen- s-sSaSooi CITY Mills hest pate-t 30 -
as---graoe Hatert- 5e5; do. hieh-srade s-rsigSr
-; Do, ehoice family. 445; 90. er1Es- ssEsE
Per 100 Ibs-. LSaalo --'-'
The Washington herald., 1908-08-11

New York. Aug 1G-That the market
today vas more professional than on
any other recent day could reasonably
be inferred from the way the buying was
ar times concentrated upon a few issues.
where IL could be most effective in Civ
ing an appearance Of grsat strength. and
from the stress laid upon the alleged ex-
tent Of the short interest as a factor
capable OF being turned 10 important use
by the bulls. even were the testimony
OF we'l-inf1rmed interests lacking. as 70
the absence CT any large. volume Of public
buying or other absorption Of stocks for
Investment or speculation
At the opening. advances were general.
ranging from small fractions up 10
le'z points, the largest gains being made
by St Paul Reading. Brooklyn p T.
and Louisville and Nashville. There
was great activity at the opening. but
the first burst Of strength did not last
long, American Smelling and Refining
suIIerlng a sharp relapse. and carrying
the rest OF the list down with t. At
the end OF half an hour Smelters broke
below par and National Lead declined )
points from its opening level on TIE ex-
ecUtion OF stop-loss orders. OF which
quite q Few were found elsewhere IN the
market on the recession from the top.
Many Orders in steel.
Many orders were executed in United
states Steel al about =. but just as the
market began 70 look weak suppo-r Vas
extended TO II from some Quarter. and
toward the end OF the hrst hour Il rallied
easily. not 70 return again during ths
session 20 its low level. The volume Of
trading decreased on the rally. and there
ensUed long period Of duuness. enIfv-
ened by advances IN the local traction
STOCKS, American Sugar Refining. and
sucn specialties as American Ice Securi-
Sugar
Ihe rise in Third Avenue amounted 70
- points, and in Metropolitan street
Railway 70 19ia points. and the strength
Of me traction stocks was 10 a consid-
cradle extent shared by the bonds OF the
o-IIerent street railway companies
N The last hour the upward movement
agaln became general. and new high rec
ords Tor che year were made bv. rDanv- OF
TIE leading stocks. including Union Pa
enc southern Pacific. St Paul. Reading
pennsylvania, and United States steel
Close at High Prices.
The close vas al the best prices Of The
day The total Of transactions was well
over $4,000 shares American stocks
scored substantial advances in London.
and many orders were placed here 10 b1v
stocks which appeared 20 have their
origin there. but which probably repre-
SeHted nothing more than a phase OF the
manipulation OF the market, abUldantly
evident in other WAYS
A part Of this manipulation was the
creation Of an artificial scarcity Of some
stocks b. the refusal Of owners 10 lend
them for the use Of the short interest.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-11
SINS COMPLETES PETITION.
sends Draft of standard Oil Case
Document to BonaParte.


Chicago. Aug. 10.-District Attorney Ed
win n Sims forwarded. a copy Of his
draft Of a petition for rehearing Of the
Standard OIL COmpany's appeal to Attor-
ney General Bonaparte to-day, after the
finishing touches on II had been COM
pleteG and copies made by stenographers-
Not until the petition has received the
approval OF the Attorney General viii il
be fled or made public.
It is generally believed that among the
points raised in the petition are
That the appellate Judges misspprehend-
ed the record Of evidence bearing upon
the question Of intent and criminal knOwl-
edge, failed 10 recognize certain rulings Of
Judge Lsndis. and misunderstood and
misstated Judge Lands declaration in re-
gard 70 the part played in the alleged
law violations Of the Standard Oil Com
paEy Of Indiana b. the parent corpora
ton, the Standard OIL Company Of New
Jersey
A number Of flaws Of this nature are
said 70 have been found by the district
attorney in the higher courts opinion
The Washington herald., 1908-08-11
COTTON MILL MEN STRIKE.
Twelve Hundred workers Refuse to
Return 10 Work.

New Orleans. La. Aug I0.-Twelve hun
dred hands in the Lane & 8IcGInnis cot
ton mills struck to-day because Of a re-
dUction Of % per cent in wages
The strike was unexpected
The managers OF the mill announced
some days ago that they were losing
heavily at the present wsges, and that
they would either have TO close down or
reduce wages
A majority Of the employees signed for
the reduction so as TO keep the mills
open
This morning. however. only $50 went
to work. mainly overseers and bosses
and 200 stayed out These gathered
around the mills. but there was no effort
made in any way 10 Interfere with the
operatives at work. The strikers com
plain thst they have not received their
back pay.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-11
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Aug le.-s-srli1g to-day uzs -zieL
With rates little unchanged Rates f1- acezsI bzsi-
zess closed as follows. sixty days sai SO: de-
za15 4s6s5es 7E5. cables. 56sss SO c1uue-c5zl
bills were s57sus sils
Money On call az the stock exchange ore1sd a. :
pe- cent hishest II; lowsst- = closizz ~ Most
Of the days loans vere Al I per cert
Tine money opened tire week slightly amer f1-
the short Ts-is6s. While five ard six months ua7r-
was slightly ezSe-- faIr-slzel business vas d5ue
RATES .. 7c- cent fCr sixty days 4. far -5-e-v
DAYS 81 fc- four moths and 81 - f1r Eve zud
The Washington herald., 1908-08-11
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Regular call. z O'Clock neon
Capital Tractica- l6 az l314
Wasaiuzt1a Bailzay and Electric preferred a.
Siz
Washington Gas. . a. 65iz. 9 at 6siz . At 65iz.
. al co.. . a. co. : AZ az. ? al eoi1. , at
65-s. 3 al 6s-s.
Bell Teiephane OF Pennsylvania. 5 al 100.
Mer-eHtlaIeT. j a. 20.
IaDst0n. 81 a. H. - 40 H. az Il
United States Trust. D az q, 5 az 80 70 al 60
United States Trust. l1 % sisi. 10 90 s.
Potomac Fire Insurance. a. p
After clIl-Washiugton Railway and Electric pre-
feTTed a. s3
Capital Traction S uer cent. Sl.r0 at u2ss. 500
az Ll1i4 s. 90 AZ ILzls. SGg az llz'z
Georggtoal Gas per Ccat. $50 AZ l.e-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-11
HAS MRS. GUINNESS LETTER.
Lawyer Says Missive Proves Sur
deress Is Not Dead.

Laporte. Ind. Aug 11.-AttorneyS Oar
row and Wordel- for Ray Lamphere. to-
day submitted a letter alleged 90 have
been written by Mrs Guinness in Louis
vile. Ky. after the Ere ia which she IS
supposed TO have perishsd. together with
an affidavit which she had sIgaed prior
TO the fire. 70 q writing expert. with the
result that the signatures correspond IN
a remarkable degree.
This leads to the conclusion that the
defense viii introduce expert evidence 20
sustain the contention that the srch-
murderess Is alive.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-11
MEN ATE THEIR GUIDE
WOOdsmen Confirm Tale of Canni-
baIism in Canada WIIds.

Ottawa Ont. Aug 10--That Augtlse
Lemieux. the lost guide OF Mistassini
Lake district was murdered and eaten
by two men, who had engaged him 20
lead them 20 Lake WahWanipi IN ths
Lake ChibCIbamOo region. is partially
confirmed by sworn statement issued
by nine woodsmen- who. after & search
through that far-of region. have discov-
cred the remains Of the guide and buried
them at the scene Of the tragedy They
have made out a report OF their disc0v-
cry, stating exactly what they saw. and
swearing 70 their assertions as correct IN
every detail The fate Of the two can
nibals is stil a mystery All search has
failed 70 discover whether they are deld
or alive.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-11
EMPLOYEES WANT PASSES.
PenDsyIvania Railroad Men Insist
They Have n Grievance.

Pittsburg. Pa. Aug I0.-Another and
most exciting chapter to the fight be
tween officials OF the Pennsylvania Rail
road was added here to-day when it be
came known that members Of the Order
OF Railway Conductors and the Brother
hood OF Railroad Trainmen are up in
arms over the stoppage Of annual passes
which were ordered issued 10 employees
some time since
President James NcCrea is accused by
employees Of having gone over the head
OF the general manager, W ". Atten-
bury. ard revoked an order for passes
which AttenbUry had promulgated The
grievance committee Of the two orders
have taken the matter up, and demand
what they claim is their rights and hat
they were promised
The Washington herald., 1908-08-11
WILL SPEND S75O,OOO.
Money to BE Used for New PIttsburg
Terminal Station

Pittsbu-g Pa. Aug I0--AIore than
S750.o0 IS 10 be expended at once in the
Pittsburg district for the Wabash Pitts
burg Terminal. one Of the Gould lines
GOw In the hands Of a receiver. Il. G.
AIc8aster to-day returned from Scran-
ton, Pa, where he appeared before United
States District Judge Archbold. in charge
OF the Pittsburg district now. He had
asked the right to expend this amount Of
money now. and consent was given.
Receiver McMsster tonight said that
he would place a great force Of men a.
work Immediately
The Washington herald., 1908-08-11
VIII Build own Cars.

Pittsburg, Pa, Aug Io.-Fhe United
States Steel Corporation has decided TO
embark fl the manufacture Of steel cars
for its own use The Clarke Car Com
pany has just been Incorporated here.
with a nominal capital Ct s50o00. with
Charles H Clarke. formerly OF the Ten
nessee. Coal Iron, and Railroad Com
pany, in charge. Ground viii be bought
ct once for q new plant
The Washington herald., 1908-08-11
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished b L +. Hutton s Co..
members % the New IN STOCK Exchange aHd The
ChicsEo Beard q Trade. G.. B5v.e ChIumar. nan
aEer l3fl F stree northwest
Chicago. Aus -l--Tle market was less active
ard az tines diSD-Ey-i clu=-ierahle weakness Mn
ueap1lis was particularly heavy. showing greatest
decline Nea-Ea- c-uLi-i1-s we're e1rll-su- f1-
sTT-ug wheat harvest and 11i-r Ticv was -asen
n the surl-g wlsar si-Ear.g1- Rather favorable
reports s7read early regariiEE the spring whest
-1lG.riC1s Later there vas a rzIly On an esriusre
ry Ersl-s q = 9sl .Jo bushels 4 sp-irg WHEAT
Ezl1-- demand was sIcr-
Corn was Uc1Eratsly active and lower OF favor
able weather reports
The cats market vas ra-her quiet but quite steady
Tie reports 7ssa-1-ls the ToD Fers nther coltra-
Ts-r1-~
The Washington herald., 1908-08-11

srec.aI 70 The Washington He-zId
Boston. Mass. aug. IG-The representa-
tiyes OF the union printers OF America
got down 70 hard work to-day in their
several conventions.
Hardly had the opening formaliues been
completed, when the ste.eotypers and
elecJr0typers passed a resolution con
demninE the action Of the Canadian Pa
cifC Railroad in employing japanese 70
take the place OF their striking mechanics.
President FreeI in his report 10 this
convention, declared that working coudI-
tons had been greatly improved il. Wash
ingtoa and other cities. and that seven
cities had become organized.
The big typographical convention got
under way more slowly, on account Of
the number Of long reports Of officers 4
most impressive incident Of the day was
the presentation Of loving cup TO the
president. James " Lynch. ana watches
20 the three other highest officers.
Il was announced az the convention
headquarters to-day that clifford Pirchot.
Of the United States Forest Service viii
speak on Friday 81 behalf OF the coaser-
vstion OF the natural resources Of the
country.
Two District Delegates Named.
Two Washington delegates we're ap-
pointed 10 standing committees OF the
International typographical Union ia
son Waterman was named for the COM
mittee on returns and finances. and Rob
ert Burnside On the committee OF report
OF federation delegates.
Mrs A " Bowen. Of Washington. in
te-natiOnsI president Of the wonsa's
auxiliary. presided at the opening Of that
convention this morning The session Was
short, 10 enable the women 10 Join with
The men at the big session
Another excursion was provided for the
visiting printers to-day. and two steam
ers took their full capacities Of delegates
and guests far down the harbor
Tonight they returned the 5oIIiest
crowd that ever ''whoOPed her Up" II the
bay, and thoroughly primed for another
long session in the various convention
halls tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-11

HeT OK Aus l1-WHEAT AT-LoTer- C-ie- --sse
10. N0Tt1er1 Dlll-h. % arrive. -. new No ?
rec Z o. b. L0., No. . hsrd- new cro7 o h
- 10. r-ac1ro1l. e O. 3. LG. Ezpor-e-s took
two loads, chiefly ourp1--S
COkN-Scz-ce ard Gz- No. : elerat1-. -,
No z T. o D.. 50 u1nt-a-. No. . waite. -g-ninsI.
No yellow. z o. B. nominal
RIE-Quiet. No. 2 Z O. B.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-11
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished By Z. ?. Euttoa & Co.
members q the New YORK STOCK Exchange. G. Bowie
Chip1asn manager. i3gI F street northwest
sales 60 noon ----------4 AZ 500 shares
Total sales --.---...- -9I7.7O0 shares
Call money: High, IA low, L; close, Is
The Washington herald., 1908-08-11
GOvERNNlENT BONDS.

New YORK. AuE- -0-Uuite6 States =-re--srr
binds closed uuChalge5 The EEneTal bond u-zrEer
vas strong and active TIE features incudeE B-o.E-
lyD RaTld Transit Is Irts-ho-ug Tolirau s.s
kansas ard Teas lssles TtI-d Avenue l. ard Uril-
Par-6c C1-FC-l5les.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-11
WASHINGTON CATTLE sIARkET

CAIILE-ETtra. peE cst, sOos5z. butcher. 40
a. SO c0HuC1. 2t1a5 o. ~
cat. 55la5s. -
saEEE-5l-zrs- sata5-50; ounmor. z6eaz o.
LAalBs-SprllE. 6z5isc5 u1ediura &
SALF A19-HIinee, per pound. 75szsc: ueliuu
7-73zs gas IA
c0hs-Prine- fresh. each. aaoa5o.Oo- oomno-
ao.ooaso00s cd and dEy. S0o4laOa
The Washington herald., 1908-08-11

Want Ad- 70 The Washington Herald.
and biz VII be sent you at 1 cent word.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-11
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltinore. Aug lo-F0Ioains are the sales and
Quotations on the most active securities listed on
the Baltimore STICK ExcLange:
The Washington herald., 1908-08-11
ASSAIL C.P.
Typos in Boston Against En-
plOyment of japanese.
DISTRICT MEN ARE HONORED

Jason Waterman aad Robert Barn
side Named on Important Commit
Sees-Nrs. A. ". Bowen Presides at
Opening Of Convention of Interna-
tionaI WOmen's Auxiliary.
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While you think Of Il telephone your
Want Ad- 70 The Washington Herald s,15
bill VIII be sent you At cent a word.
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CLOSE HIGH
Market Shows Effect of Pro-
feSSiOnal Operation.
OPENS WITH GREAT STRENGTH

Advances General from the Begin
ning-At Emo of Half Hour, SmeIt-
ers Break Below Par-1Iany Orders
Executed in United states steel AT
About 4T-Transactions Large.
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CURB MARKET.

Q7zotsrious furnished BY z F. Hutton & Co.
nembers Nsw YORK Stock Exchange- C. BCuis
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FOR SALE-BT OWNER. a FEw SHARES or
sod and copper sSock z a deEeloped nine
safe snd T-oatS5ls investment guarszteed BOX
Is He-ald o1sce sua-
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TREASURY STATEMENT.
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= ~ s-5's.J1 aEairst S2055.10 sst--nisy
90 a week aso. and $500 a rear ar1.