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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chi-aE1. July 2f.-CATTLE T2ecriucs. 500. mnr-
bet slEady- Prime b1yvts 5s5as0l. pocr % medium.
4l9a5e9; stccze-s a-d fae1ers. 2-las g.: cows and
heifeTs- 2s1afo7- crugrs L5a2s5; Texans. 35ea5 40
HOGS-Rsceir-s. ls3o. nar-e- steady Light.
6-l526-5, rvucls. G-16l5, heavy. 5-5516s5: pigs.
5s1a6 @. ulsxz- Sa5aEE
SHEEP-Escsipts. 1900. market steady. Native
and EasteEa sheep. 275aiso. native and Weste-a
lanhs. 4z5a55
Now ycrk. July a-CATTLE-Recaipts 2o0:
steers slow and unchanged bulls and in light
supply and s--siy5 all sold S-ee-s sold az ASA
80, 5gLs- s.Iz3s5. COWS and Eeise-S L75a5. .
dressed bclf steady. s'eailz pcr pond- Gables IN
changed No shipments today tc-1orTow. 65
beeres and $3.50 quarters q beef
CALY ES-HecsiGls. go; 500 cl sale Teals weak
70 . cents lower. Bu-teruilk calves steady: cuu-
mon % prime vells 50laS25. bUtteuniks. s.50s475:
CITY dressed TCals. steady sa.3, country dressed
veals. 7alliz- dressed h---erulIlfs las
SHEEP 2ND LA1TBS-RCcoiu5s : 100. sheep duh
and barely steady la-1bs Z5a51 cents IoEcr: about
fifteen cars Cf lambs u1s5id- Common 20 good
sheep. 25sis7z; cllis. 200. fair % prime lambs,
575as75.
HOGS-Recrsuts : 30 feeling s-eadv
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United States are 2s9. against 20 last
week. 262 the preceding week. and rs
the corresponding week last year. Fail
ures in Canada number z. against %
last week. SO the preceding week. and %
last year. Of failures this week IN the
United States q were IN the East. s.
South. IS West. and 81 in the Pacific
States. and IS report liabilities OF $500
or more. against 20 last week Liabilities
OF commercial failures thus far reported
for July are $3.50 sS3. against Ss.Sss 81
for the same period the previous year. -
Bradstreets review tomorrow VIII say:
Good crops, the advance OF the season,
and growth in confidence as TO the trade
outlook are reflected in reports OF mod
crate enlargement Of future buying at a
few large centers, notably in the West
and Southwest Industrial lines. too. have
been benefited By evidences OF revival IN
demand and the number Of idle operatives
has been reduced as a whole 5tin the
progress making Is Of a very conserva-
tive kind. curtailment OF industry is still
a marked feature, and small orders for
immediate shipment largely make Up the
volume Of bushes doing By Jobbers. Re
tail trade IS fair. as a whole. being
stimulated by price reduction sales.
though complaint Of stocks not moving
rapidly come from some cities. and col
Iections show little. II any. Improvement
Best reports come from the Central
West. Northwest. and Southwest, and the
excellent outlook for the cotton crops
make for a better tone OF advices from
the South Except possibly in cotton
there IS no probability OF bumper crops
but on the other hand good average OF
slightly better yields are indicated of
winter wheat. spring wheat promises well
except IN the Pacific Northwest, and corn.
favored by good weather. has made Up so
much lost time as 70 probably insure
q yield al least equal TO last year The
oats crop VIII disapPoint early exDecta-
tons OF a bumper yield. but the Western
hay crop will probably be one of the best
ever gathered"
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MUTILATION IS ALLEGED.
Grandnieces of David VI. Hughes
WOuId Break VIII.

-Four grandnieces Of David Il Hughes
yesterday fled a Caveat attacking tie
validity OF the VIII OF Mrs Louise a 3.
Hughes. widow OF David II. Hughes, of
New York, dated March . 1888. and
naming Judge Ivory G. kjmbau and
William Il. Sholss executors.
4 contest OF a will OF Mrs Hughes. OF
more recent date, which devised all her
estate to the late Edward G. Niles, local
attorney. and his wife Mary n Niles.
resulted a few weeks ago in s. verdict
OF a jury breaking the viii The latter
contest is now pending on appeal IN the
Court OF Appeals.
Beueficia-ies under the wiz now attack
ed Joined with the grand nieces in the
attempt to break the Niles will They viii
be called upon 70 defend the VIII under
which they claim. and which. when Of
fered for probate was mUtiIated, the name
OF the tesJatrix being cut from the in
strUment.
Georgetown College. among others. was
named as one Of the benefciaries. the
Institution 10 receive $4,000. and CuHO
Rudolph 5000
The caveators. who are represented by
Attorney Il. II. Classic. allege fraud and
mental incapacity, as well as the uutiIa-
ton OF the will. as the reasons why the
instrument should not be admitted TO
prObate
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
fPncss cn9.ss ars rsa.s.slsl

TIE uhd-as1-s -rpIlcs 11arks- ycs-e-lay vas
practically u-caasE=I Demand was olly nodeate
ard Q-ices 51 sc-lo cases wg-s a E--ls weak The
c1u11-sss1u h5-ss haverer. maintained the quota
Ii0us az TIE SANE level as c1ri-E re carrier DAYS
Z tas eeek- Tie market IS fairly active or the
-.lssszaa-- bass. ard sod s-a1ss & s,oes move
freely.
TTER-Crsaner. fancy. 2al3. %. Western
1-sts. -a-s. do se-1-1s lla. rrlcsss fancy. Z121.
do fair % sod BAD dliry. ca1lce. -s4ls: SOC
Is. store -uaczcd fresh. l1
ices -Nsa--by frc=h. virEi-.a los q. Is. aver
aze I7az---- West Virginia and Southwest Virginia.
i6aI-. Tennessee. -5aI7; N1rra Carolina. I5
CHEEsE-NeF Tcrk STATE facrarg. Iarge IzsIE's
Do. snail cd. iialias do. SIMMER, snail l2isa-3
Virginia. =
LIVE POULTRY-Chicseus. fascy. spring. lsaS:
hens. lZi1al5, ROSTERS =. ducks s1ring lsaIs; d.
large loalli Co.. snail. g. F-ee. -as; rurkeys. toms
pgT p. 20 d.. hrrs. ?, do. tLln. g. keats. ID
DRESSED POULTRl-Ilrke hers. u1duEn.
rer 41- SAW Do aTeTaSe- uIl1-aUu. -lalZs do.
thin -oa--. tens. I5l-fs cA5czeus sr-iaz large Ia
l5- susL. ls-e- hens choice. -ilL5- ROSTERS g.
ducSs. -l-lz- se5s-. aall
DRESSED MEATs-Hans. county sugar ezr,d
I1a-E
VEGETABLES -Pota1oes. hone grown. per t7assel.
sla75: new. per b1L. Llol2 g. North Carolina per
bbi-. 219. No-f1-zs. go: Mems. ger tslshsI
f5z5oi ca5base. Pzr bbL -5aIz5- d.. Ez-y York peT
bbl-. lelal-57 south Carolina. 5z59 eaca; ce5-
ery. Fllr-ll. GCr crs-C. -1Z257- Do usr b1ucl ga
CO. czc1bers. per basket 51z51- erE-laa-s. uer
c-a-e. 154Ll1= ka'e. rsr hhL 5la-5- lettuce bone
Ercvu. Der BASKET 0Gal.- 20 onions Ber7uuGa per
crate. L9ai5; do-. Egyptau. usE- SO. do.
Maryl.ud and N--g1-a. bhl- l54l-7s- peas per Hss-
zst. 5slZ5; bone s-1vr. per Dbl. s5a+-5; radisles
Ts- l93. sai9o. s-rus beans sTecz. rer basket. "a
.. tomatoes. nsar-ty. per cate. 75al2s: squash
Florida. ~ basket. s5al-75. Eree1 corn- pr doz
-1aIZ
GREEN FRUTTS-OEznEes Ser BOX z55a4oo;
do. California. uaveis, 5o0a400: grape fruit. pcr
box 25.aiel5 peaches. pr sl--b1sset carrier. L0oa
10: DO. Georgia Der crate. LEaI-5. DO box.
-ala05 cau-alo-ses, rtr crate Loa2 co. piaespplss
~ CTlrs Z5a5'9; hucE.tbc-Tfes psT quar-. saI2.
blackbe-ries psr quar- sll2- apples new. psr bbl
Z5las00: do. peT bGshel. 50a-5. plums per crate.
L-5lL50s wsterElloas. each. Ea5o. peas. pe bbl
51a45l
sUSDRIES-Beeswaz. g; ta.lovE. Z. honey zhits.
clover I-h-. new. 3. d. 15.. rev loaI2, ginseng
Ter n. seas %. Seneca. pT d. 90. Golden Seal
41a95: PINK. I-slf. Mandate. 2l3. Snake Root. s.
DRIED FRUITS-Appies. sliced fancy. ea7; do.
sliced. bright. 8
GRAIN-WhsaJ. Southern On g-zde. T5as5: ne.
75ss0: c1rn s1slicd white. SAB. do yellow -sa79:
d.. car 5.7saia55 cats Westsrn white. N9. ? siz
6. do- mixed. 5s1Sl
WOOL AND HIDES-Wooi. Washed free q
hurs. Ut D.. e1sz2- DO. uuzashed. free 4 burs.
Der h. p. Do. burr. per 10. Isal7 hides green.
pcr b.. 6a1; DO. d-y. pT d.. szs: sheepskius.
C-eeu. each. -=as5- do. Gry. eEch a6os caski1ls.
green. each L11zLE
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YORK. July 2a-BUTTER-ReoriPts 5s.9
Daczases; firm Creamery extra. 2Zzazs: ars-s ZIlaa
q state dairy. subs. finest. q Eood to caoice
9aI
EGGS-Rseeipts. s.ZlI cases; ern- Nsar-bv white.
fancy. z5a25. near-bg mixed fzacy. azz2. Western
hrsts- ls5zalsss; Western seconds. I7als-
SUGAE-Owing 20 a forced sale late yesssriav.
the market for sugar IS quoted lover and II
Is sad that refners not n eTds1ce even az The
reduced pT5ce- Nevertheless there Is no rress-a %
sell anc the market Is 1omiEaliy steady with
centrifugal, IS test a. az AIuscoTado g test Al
cost and freight st 22Sa--2z The London market
f0r beet sgFEr wss 1at and loWer AZ l1s Tl-s f-r
both July and August shipznsut>
NAVAL sTORES-Spirits turpe-tiue were weak
while nr7 IN tcne. vas Ac loEe-. at 3s Rosin
was quiet. at 35 for Common 70 good s--af-sd
Tar remained duIl. a. as
MILL FEED-Stea6y; moderate trade su-tnr
25-5o; city bran Z3-S. IL bulk: Western I'd az
BIO 70 arrive; winter wheat bran. IN IooIb ssess
E5
oATs--str1ns' Eestric-ing trade No. white, e.;
No white G.. No. mixed g.
FLOUR-Fun; fair inquiry for new 70 ar-ira
Spring patents. 5-7ass0; spring clears. 4ooas 90
winter straiEhts 2a0as-s9; clears 375as 81
RYE FLOUR-Steady; trade Is inactive: s5ez5 90
CORNMEAL-SfrouE5 naesgsr supply. Eiin<iried
for export 400; coarse neal. il bags Is0
HAE-Receipts. 20 tons: strong far i7orf-~
Prime timo'hy. 90: No l. Sc: No. ?. z5as0: No. ;.
sTRAw-Ffm; snail supply Long ne. 7az.
BEEE-Sts1dy; moderate dsalinEs- Farnil~. II GA
I7.s0s packet Booal5-5O-
PoRK-Denaad light Ness. HEa1z75: faufy
z 53aIS5a
TALLOw-F1a; City in boszAeads. 5p.ay.
LARD-Weaker. Prime Wes.era. ss5- citr O 80.
refined continent as: South American. 1o.5o- -
aned Brazilian. kegs u.so: city stearins u. oleo
stea71ne. nominal; New YORK. y; Chicago L
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Big Stocks show Decline.
NEW YORK MONEY.

New YORK. July 24.-8fo1iey OF cal al the s-ock
e1chanse today ope1ed a. X per cent: hisses, II
lowest, l; closing. Il Most q the days loz-l
were az II peT cert
Tine money vas Il sti1 better demand f1z periods
extending over the first q tae ysa- ard tie fr-nar
tone no-ed Tes-e-1ly hFc1ue stlu u1re defined
Supply vas s-il Sufficient 70 meet 6s--a1d but
banks had fer 4 20 = per cent above the bid uricea
Rates DeT cent for sixty days Zazzz to- ninety
days. saa't fo- fus1- months. 81 f1r I've months
and 5ssa4 f0C SIX and seven months
Me7czutile paper met with a far de-nand and
vas Issued roder7teiy- Rates were trife f-ner-
Ssa4ls Tr cent sor sixty and ninety da~z ind0rse1
bills receivable, s15la for -four % six uo-hs' chosce
single names. Isz ceut for Others
Sterling continued heavy today. rates being 70
70 points lower Rates f0r actual business clo=sd
Sixty DAYS 4s5l5zs-s5z demand ss5li s-5. c7hTes
zs6s9aa s5s Coz1Ilsr-ial bis we-e Es85ass5 graf1
bills s-55@-
he supply q grain and c5,.on biIls vas sa-1e-
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. July &--FoIlowing are the o.Hcial
prices established BY the Fruit and Produce Asso-
cation
BUTIEE-Creamery- fancy. per ID. q imitation
lsa9: Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls IsaI7: store
packed Ohio. l6aI7; Do West Virginia l6al7 Mary
land, Virginia. and Pennsylvania dairy prints l6ls
ali.
EGGS-AIargiand. Pe1usy lTaula. and nearby frsts
III. Eastern Shorc. Maryland and Virginia, III
Western drsts- T73z: West Virginia. Il.
LIVE PCULTRX-SpriEE chickens 10. large L
small. Is; cd leus. heavyweight. l515ai4; ducks
larEe l3a1c- cid ducks. 20
FLOCR-Wlnt6r extra. 350a3.7G. do clear 5s5a
400 do. strnisht 4o5asz0; do patent, A55a4 60;
spring clear. 4l0a4-s0; do straight zs5a5 10 do
patent. 51oa5.45; city mills best patent 500; do
high-sade patent ss5: do hga-ETade straight ass;
d., e5o5ce family, 4s5
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nIu.t Clean Back Yard..

In further attempt 10 make Washing
ton a model city. Mai. Sylvester yester-
dav issued orders that the captains OF
the several precincts have their men visit
all backyards on their beats and see that
garbage cans and water connections are
in sanitary condition He ordered that
few Of the strsggleTs OF the army of
the great unshaven' who make it a habit
70 rest their weary bones on the curbs
and benches about Seventh street and
Pennsylvania avenue and other parks be
made acquainted with the new order.
which means --move or"
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by z. F. H1tton & Co,
members Ct the New York stock Exchange and the
Chicago Board of Trade G. Bowie Chipznan. naaE-
aEer l50I street northwest
Chicago. July 24-Wheat opened With a rush on
the strength q the English cables. but there was
little export interest and later i developed that eN
po-r dc-l-5 was rather less pressing THAI It has
been for several DAYS There were reports of rather
moderate country oie-ines ard some u1favorahle
reports from the North#est
Shorts were sod corn buyers. and this demand IN
fuenced the new Cr0D. although weather and crop
reports favorable. and later In Tie day prices
showed reaction
Thero strong active market IN cats early AID
advance 70 new higI levels. with quite active
covering and fair conmssion-h1use buying. owing 20
the snail supplies ard snail recsiuts. and there
considerable speculative buyi-g reports q irreg
ular and Disappointing crop CUtturr-
proVsioas were fairly active and about steady dur
ag the u0TuiaE. 5sT ia-er Developed some weakness
Futures were quoted as follows
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C-5tatic1s furnished b. Z. F. Hutton & Co..
UE1bsrs q the Ncw YORK STICK Exchange and the
New YORK Cotton Excha--e. G. Bowie Ch5puan
ususEer ~ strye- northwest
New EJrk. Jgly 2i--Tl5e IL the cotton market
a. lie oqeui-s vas uratessonal and the unde-tgue
easy. Trces beng tncna1ssG % three points lower
some Z TIE rece1t shorr sellers apDare1tly erc In
cll1ed 20 pick rD cotton whea offered. but made
fe- bids The WaL street Interests took 70 part "a
The early dealings Tie weather map showed col-
timed favo-able cc-iita1ns T. che south TIE mar
ks- showed 1sc-1sr and limited volume
q trading through The session. closing tSo % ten
points shove the 11cui1E
Reosip-s az TIE po--s wc7e 500 bales against -
last week and so last yea-, s-- The week. 3O9
bales. against 5.l5i last week ard 7s53 Ias- vear
ReceiD-s a. New Orleans were IS2s bales a-aHuyt
nj last year. ard a. Houston $40 bales. ssaiust
s. last Tezr
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Jaly 2i.-Folouing are the ofacal
prices here e1T TO-DAY
WHEAT-Spoe coniIact- s-aS-5s. SPOT Ne. ? red
Western. s3aess July. e54as7; August. se1zae5ss
September. 9Gizaat1s- steamer No . red. 81: to
ceipis. SIS bushels: Southern. by sample s5asi
southern On rrsde. g7f4 a957s.
COEN-SpCt mUId. 7si3; September. 80 asked
receipts. 2s79 bushels
OATS-StocSs n elevators. 03.e32 bushels. ship
mcnts FROM elevators s.I95 bushels White Nc ,
heaEy. ei7: do. No. 2 lgl;t 70 medium. 69zasl do
No. 3 heavy 69a5o1z; G0 No. g. medium 59szae0;
do No. 8. light 59s52iz: do. No 4 light to heavy.
sass. mixed. No. 9 5siza53; do Ne. 3 57a57ls
do. No I. s5isa55-
RYE-Stocks in elevators. 22-s bushels: ship
nents from elevators. s. bushels.
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NInnr FIouer. ni.trihnted.

Roses by the thousands were yesterday
distributed in celebration Of the sixteenth
anniversary q F. 4 Kramer. florist. az
s15 ? street Early as 80 O'Clock the
crowds began 20 gather. and continued
n a steady stream until the allotted
1900 blooms were exhausted
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Ex;Ts. Der eEt.. 5-5sakD; butehe-. s.0a
soo: common. 20oa50e
HOGs-Per ewJ. gross, s5sa575: ordinary, Per
cwt. 5.O1a55 x
sHEEP-Prile zooz25O: common. zsa3m.
LAMBS-Spring. 6; msdivu- 55-ls5z-
CALYEs-Prne- per pound. Z: medium saesz
uass. 5a4-
Cows-Prae. fresh. each soooasSeo; eszaOz.
s1oazsa0o;- cd and 5-y, s.0oa10oQ
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

o1ctasions furnished hg z p Hutton & Co.
members Of the New YORK Stock Exchaage. G. Bowie
chiDnan. manager. ISol street northwest
Sales to noon 80. d. . . 900 800 shares
I IoT0i sales 98z.IOO shares
Gail moneys High, Ia low, L; close, l.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Regular cal. Il O'Clock noon
Csrifal Traction s. 5000 Et IL
Washington Railway and Electric Is. 500 a. sOaz
s. coo al So
Potomac Electric Light s. N,00 a. 10
Capitai Traction. I az q.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred, 80 al
s31, 50 az s]A
Lanstou. 20 az l01z.
Greene Canansa. 81 at l2b-
Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank, st 40.
Following TIE closing quotations. On yesterday
stock exchanre-
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New York. July 24-Tha statement OF
President Roosevelt. IN which he de-
elared that although it has not been
proved. the Standard OIL Company IS
guilty CT 'o1enses Of exceptionally grave
character overshadowed the market to
day, and caused reactions, which in some
Of tbs most active stocks amounted to
Es much as or / points from their re-
cent high levels.
That the effect was not greater testi-
asd 10 the underlying strength Of the
market, for had stocks been largely held
in weak hands the selling by Enlightened
spectators might have caused a serious
decline. AS it was, the matter served 10
draw attention TO the facts that the
courts can be depended upon TO deal out
Justice, even At the risk OF incurring the
Presidents displeasure. through the frus-
Tration Of his designs 10 chastise what he
has frequently described q bad corpora
ton" and at the same time was a re
nninder that as long as Mr. Roosevelt re-
mains IN the White House II must expect
Tepeutions OF the familiar form OF out
break from time to time
Bulls Seek Cover.
---NAO ES lL14ll5 i-4S Gay 4 COlslQeE-
able amount OF realizing by hght-waisted
bulls, but X IS very doubtful If the great
er part Of the selling did not represent
operations for the decline By section OF
tie professional element Large operators
who sold a part OF their lines yesterday
and On the preceding day, at q higher
price level, appeared TO be taking back
what they had sold. either with a view
@H-r--
thought that al the lower level stocks
were again attractive Prices at the open
ing were lower than last nights closing
level, the declines. however. being no
where as much as . point in the initial
quotations Heaviness prevailed during
the forenoon, but Il was not until about
! O'clock that the market reached the
lowest depths Of the reaction IN the last
hour & small rally occurred that possessed
10 particular degree OF vigor-
One OF the TUmOrs current 10 account
Tor the renewed OutbCrst Of selling IN the
early afternoon was that two capitalists
generally credited with a prominent part
N advancing the market were about 10
90 away for long vacations, and similar
Stories were told Of the alleged inten-
lions OF other operators Of less conse-
4QueEce on the bull side.
Big Stocks Show Decline.
As was natural. stocks that earlier n
ithe week scored the largest net advances
were among the chief sufferers. Westi1g-
lhouse declining points. Brooklyn Union
Gas "a, and Union Pacific. New York
Air Brake, General Electric, and Arneri-
icsn Sugar Refining or more points each.
The volume Of transactions IN stocks was
ssnalIer than yesterday. the total being
under $1,000 shares. and the dealings IN
bonds were less than half OF yesterdays
total
The tine money market was firm. but
the rates for call loans were not affect
ed and the movements Of currency tndi-
Gated that the banks made the large cash
Again Of S1I,000.000 on the week.
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LargesfnIorning Circulatfon.

All advertising contracts made BY Ths
Washington Herald are based upon its
bona fide circulation circulation IN
Washington larger BY thousands than was
ever before attained BY any morning
newspaper al the Capital Its boeks s-s
cDel,
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New NdTk. July ei-W HEAT-Stro-g fair trade
No. I Northe-n Du1th. - arrive LZ55s. No. red.
old. f. o. b.. Lc-s aew 10. > nd. T. O. B.. 1oIi4
No. hard, new crop. T. O. B.. Lc2ss. No. mara
ruui T. O. D.. Ll3 ETpUr-ss took IS loads c1lety
I ~ arrive
CORN-Sz-res nominal No 2 elevator. s. No.
. o. b. s4iz n1Di-zI: No. white. nominal .
No. yellow, E b.. nominal Exgo-ers took
{ nothing
EYE-slow. No :. {. O. =. 50
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An advertising contracts made BY The
Washington Herald are based upon its
bona foe circulation-a circulation n
" asnlnston larger by thousands than was
ever before attained by anv -,o-7f7~
newspaper at the Capital Its books are
open
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When you have lost OF found anything.
telephone an advertisement 70 The Wash
ington Herald and hIl viii be sent You a.
l cent g word.
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WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGs.

New York. July 24-Breds-reers bank
clearings for the week ended July q
shows
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AFFECT ON STOCKS
Presidents Statement About
Oil Surprises Street.
MARKET Is FAIRLY STRONG

Underlying Strength Too Great, How
ever, 10 Cause Serious Break on
Account of CritscIsm-Wau Street
Dealers Inclined 10 Pin Their Faith
on Courts as Against Executive.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished b E F. Hutt1n & Co.
leulbers New YORK STOCK eVchsnge g. Bowie
Chi-u-an. manager. ISol F stree; northwest
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Sew Orleans
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

H2-lnc7e, July 2i.-FollCwils are the sales ard
1u1tatio-s OF the most active securities listed on
the Balrincrc STOCK Exchange:
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COTTON MARKET.

Bid tAsEed
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.

New YORK July 2l-Baaa Transactions o. the
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-07-17
Equity News.

At a meeting last Tuesday of West
Porter Local A. S. Of E., the following
resolution was adopted:
RESOLVED. That any member found
purchasing dry goods or groceries of any
mail order house is liable to expulsion
from our local, and his dues will be re-
funded to him.
We must patronize our home mer-
chants and business men, as the cities
and towns are the fruits of our farming
industry. Do you want to patronize the
spectators abroad and bankrupt the
home merchants?
The farmers located in the vicinity of
Hanervile are requested to meet in the
Joe Cannon school house on Tuesday,
July 81, at 80 p. N. to organize a Local
Union A. S. of E., and if the weather is
unfavorable on Tuesday the meeting
will come off next day at Z 80 p. M. Now
farmers, which is preferable. to sell your
crops at half price or come to this meet
ing, join the A. S. of e. and assist in
putting the price of your labor on the
selling price of your crops. Do not act
like drones, or try and shirk out of this
obligation and let the manipulation still
sit two thirds of his time in an easy chair
laughing at your inability to control
profitable prices for your agricultural
products G. w. MCCARTHY.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-07-17
Albion Prairie

Mrs John ABBY is entertaining rela-
tives from Stoughton.
Rev Plantz of Appleton university
preached at the NJ E church July 9Th.
Mrs Fred Vickers of Edgerton attend
ed services at the P NJ church Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs Whittet of Edgerton, accompanied
by Mrs Fox of Illinois, visited with old
acquaintances here last week
There will be an ice cream social at F
l. Mabson's Thursday evening, July 16
Proceeds for the benifit of the Sunday
school. Everybody welcome.
A fall robe was found near Samuel
Marsden,s which the owner can have by
calling at Charles Paterson's, identifying
the same and paying charges for adv.
We neglected to report couple oil
weeks ago that thirty of the Baptist
chorus singers of Chicago were guests OIL
Messrs VIM and Ezra Bussey at theil
home over night.