davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1908-09-18
Cannot Find Record.

Columbus, o., Sept. 1S.-A hasty
search of the supreme court books
failed to and the record where Foraker
appeared for the Standard Oil company
in any cases brought against that COM
pany.
, 1908-09-18
Not Troubled with Intellect.
(From Success Magazine'').

A psychologist came upon a hard
working Irishman toiling, o~areheaded.
in the street.
Don't You know" said the physi-
ologist. that to work In the hot sun
without a hat is bad for your brains? ?"
Dye think asked the Irishman.
.'that Old be on this job If Oh mad emmy
bralns?'
, 1908-09-18
ofmcers Know Nothing.

New York, Sept. 1S.-John d. Arch
bold, vice president of the Standard
Oil company, was not in his office to-
day and other officials of the company
said they knew nothing of the charges
of Hearst.
, 1908-09-18
WooI Market At 81. Louis.

st. Louis, Sept. 1S.-Wool steady
Territory and western mediums, lao
Ice; fine mediums, 1O@15c; fine, 90
, 1908-09-18
Found at Railroad Crossings.

Wateringbury, Eng, Sept. 1S.-The
body of Major General Charles Ed
ward Luarj was found today close to
the railroad crossing near here. He
was crossing the track when he was
run down by a train.
Wife Was Murdered.
General Lizards wife was mysterious
ly murdered August "a, in a desolate
wood near Seven Oaks. No trace Of
the murderer was ever found, but the
motive was evidently Of robbery,
valuable rings having been taken from
her fingers.
Retired Engineer.
General Lizard was a retired oficer
Of the Royal Engineers.
, 1908-09-18
MACHINE SUFFERS ACCIDENT u
AIR AND OWNER AND LIEU
TENANT HURLED TO
GROUND WITH FORCE.

Lieutenant seIfrIdse Killed and Al
First It Was Believed That Wright
Had Been Fatally Injured, But His
Condition Today Gives Encourage,
ment-Retired Army OFFICER Kill
ed by Train at English Crossing.
, 1908-09-18
New York Elnaneial Market.

New York. Sept. 1S.-Prime mercan-
tile paper. 4@4h per cent; money on
call steady. 101h per cent,
, 1908-09-18
Bad Fire at Ct. Joseph.

Bad Fire at 81. Joseph.
st. Joseph, Mo-. Sept. 1s.-Fortys men
were overcome by heat and smoke In
a Ore which threatened the destruc-
ttun Of NE Swift packing plant ia
South st. Joseph last night. With the
possible exception Of Alexander Ma
son and George B. Heaston, iremep,
all are u Of danger.
Started In Basement
The fire started in the basement Of
the cold storage building and was not
under control until 6 this morning.
The loss is about $50, 900.
, 1908-09-18
TAFT ANO BRYAN
MEET AFTER AL
CANDIDATES FOR PRESIDENT TO
BE BROUGHT TOGETHER AT
CHICAGO BANQUET.
sohTo BiiT and Nebraska 6iil' to &c.
Feet Under Same Table, and May
See Each Other at G~alesburu Ear
Her in, Afternoon-Mentana Re.
publlcans Name Ticket.

Chicago, Ill, Sept. 1S,>udge Taft
and Bryan will meet at the Chicago
Association of Commerce banquet In
this city October !, after all. sccord-
ing to announcement made today by
Chairman HtpA Of the republican
speaker bnrean.
, 1908-09-18

The Eossibility Il that they will meet
an evening earlier than this date IS
TAFT has aecastea an Invitation to
sDeak IT 0a{esAprG October z M the
.an4DtGnsaud . obmnstttee Of Gales
, 1908-09-18

A complete line Of land blanks. .fol
sale At The Republican once.
, 1908-09-18
Lead. copper md Zinc,

New York, Sept, 1s.-Lead easy, at
salty @4,b0; copper easy, 31a.37A0
1922; bar silver. SIC per ounce.
St. Louis, Sept. 1S.@Spelter veal. 1t
, 1908-09-18

Support Snapped on.
Another theory advanced by several
The Washington herald., 1908-07-23
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Business on the Washington Stock Ex-
change yesterday aroused but a languid
interest among the brokers assembled In
the first place the temperature was. with
the humidity IN the air, at boiling point.
seemingly. and It took a brave man TO
make any unnecessary exertion.
Then there was little business on hand.
The brokers went over the call. made
their usual bids for untitled orders. and
failed TO fill them The stock offered
was small in volume and at prices which
were not tempting.
-Four transactions were recorded The
largest was 50-share lot Of Washington
Railway and Electric preferred, which
brought 7924- Then there was a sale OF
two shares Of United States Trust at &c.
one Washington Railway and Electric
bond at S05z. and a $500 bond OF the
Washington Gas Company. which sold
at 81.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-23

| Baltimore. July 2-Following are the oHcis-
rE1oes established by the Fruit and Proyjuce 49,
cation.
BUTTER-CrglmerJ, fancy. per h. a. fr,itatio,
sao; MarJland and Pennsylvania rolls TssI-. sfo-A
packed Ohio. l6al7: do West Virginia lsal7. Mar
and Virginia and Pennsylvania dairy prints lsIs
h'Iti iS-Alaryland. Pennsylvania and nearby A-sts
Lt-7- Eastern Shore. MzrTlaud and Ti-rinis IN.
Mesterh trsts. ~; West Virginia. L.
LlNE Z POULTRT-Srring chickens Ii 1ar-p IA.
s1laIi- 4 Old hens heavy weight D1zal3; ducks
arse. losl2. Old ducks 10
FOIAIOES-New Norfolk Per bbl No l 2Oaa
-; DO. Rappahaunock Ter large bbl 2Ooa2 q
90. pe- snail bb- L75a5 %; do, YORK River ~
Per bhl-. primes. Z90a2 3
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETARIFs-Ar-1 r-1.<
maryland and Virginia. per bbL. fancy. IO6al 90.
0 90. sl1all. common. Saz5; do. Ter 1<bbl bssket
- beels, native per bunch laIl5 BIackberriss
I-s'tIh SnQTe. AarJland. pr quart. jas Cahfagp
EatiFe. peT loo. 5ola609 CantaIoures C,eo-rfs r.
. 5s'e .9aLU; do, Anl.e arundel Gems. BASKET, s6a
~ Oorn, greer. Virginia per -four hi ons1 -
90. native. dozen, lalz Cucnnhers NATIVE ~
9.sAeL 2a-9 ksETlauts. Norfolk, Der crate . 0al
~ Green beans. native Der b1sbel 90 Vr-F1a-
seIIls. Eastern Shore. pr quart. Ca; do. Ma-v-
-.ila aHd flTElnia. per bucket 2oa5e Lettuce New
GA Der basket LSal5G Onions Psuusrlva-.s
yel1E. Der 5lshel. e5a79. do new Rappshsunock
IeT barrel. LSsL75. Peacllas Georvia Elterra r,e-
carr1er. LeaLZ5; do. South Carolina rp- r7r-ier
taaLNs Maryland and Virginia PEI box sas-5. ~
AleTyiand and Virginia. per a-basket z5asa To-
Hsai9es. Potomac pr Gbasket carrier. css40. a.
Norfolk. ~ Shaskst caz5e- zas0. do P.--1.h-' --'
mock. per ebasket carrier Sas5. do rs.sx -, =
size. 5aaR % 70
The Washington herald., 1908-07-23
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
prizes quoted are 4holesSls.)


The wholesale market yesterday vas rather dun.
business being strec5ed somewhat By the condition
| o. The weather. Produce was n moderate volume
AID demand ~ TO the average win 10 notable
chaasaa in p-ioeA
! BUTTER-CrcamGy. fancy Z7a2s: Do. Western
arsts zz25s DO seconds. Isas; procss fsuy zIsa2.
DO. fair to EoOd. BAD. dairy ehoics. IsaIs; goOo
Is; st0-e-pueked. fresh. Is
EGGs-N ar5y fresh. Virginia loss og. Is. aver
age. EaI7l4; West Virginia and sos.hvsst Virginia
isai7: Teunessse. lsaI7. North Ca-oiiaa. Is
CHEESE-NeE York State factory. Iarve. lzsIz5s :.
d. s1nau, old. iiali'si DO, zsH1er, small, IzzaIs
Virgi-iz. o.
LIVE POULTRT-Chickens. fancy. spring lsaa;
ae7is. lztaiS T9osteTa. = ducks spring I4aI5; d.
iarge Dali; do. snail. 8; gees Jas; turkeys to1as
per d. 10: do. hens 2: DO thin s: keats ID
DRESSED POULTRY -1urkeys hens rsnfrsx,
per r. Esi7; Do. average. uudrau- l5ala- Do
taln. loal2; TOMS l3alf chickens sfrioz large ia
:; snail lsa2o; hens. choice. lial5; roostezs. 2;
DRESSED MEATS-Hans. e0zn;ry. sugar cured.
l2slL
VEGETABLES Potatoes. hone grown. ~ bushsl.
sla75; nev. per bbL. 1902 20: North Carolina psr
b5l-. Zoes S0-folks. zoo: McCor1scE ue- bsls5s.
-a51; cabtage. per bbl. 75al15. do EarIy Yo-r ur
Dbl, Loeal255 new South Carolina s5Z59 sach- cei-
% fi'Iiaa pr crate. Zea25l- do. per bulch s0a
w. cucinoeTs. peT basket Gis9. eEgDlau-s. per
cTutei 15aLaoi kale. per bbl. Ga75; lettuce hone
GFoWns Der BASKET. Le01l.59: onions. Be-uufa rer
eI-les Lsa4-L3s Co.. Egyps1an. baz so. do
Marylant and Virginia. bbL, l55a1z5. peas per bss
set 5oal15 home Grown. per bbL 35oasZ5- radisaes
Per 100 saLo0. strug beans gTeeu. Per basket 5sa
81; tomatoes. nearby. pr crlte. T5aI q squash
lazlZ '
GREEN FRUITs-Orznres. Pc bo-- zs,as a.
Co. Celf0ruia. narels, 3O0af00- rrape fr1it reY
box -58aioo; PEACHES. per basket carrier 5Ca
l-s.- DO Georgia Der crlre 25aI75- do box
alloi ca1talo1pes. rer cate L1lsZ %; rfrearrlrs
per crate. 251a30o; huckieberriss per 1ra-1 80
llaokbeTries. per quart. salz apples new. per bbi
LSlli-o2; do. Der bushel. 5Ca75 pluus uer c-afs
! l2al-59s Waternelo-s. each. 2lz50. PEAS pr bbl
2 U1as5l -'
sUNDRIES-BeesEaI- 2; ta-oE. /: homer. zbits
c5oTer lib. new. 3, do. 2ib EeE I0alz- g-nsens
rT b. 50oa6 %. Seneca. ~ h 90. Golden Seal ]
41ss55 Pi1k- l2ai47 Nandrake. za35 Snake Root =
DRIED FRUITS-Apgies. sliced. fancy. Ga; do,
sliced. bright. l.
GRAIN-Wheat. s0u;he-u oa g-ade. F5sss: r-s 4
7Jas1. c1n shelled. white -sa-s. do veTou -sa7a. 4
d.. car, 275a41o; oats Weste-u white, No. 2 s1a /
Co. do mired 65ad0
WOOL AND HTDES-Wool zzshed f-se q /
5srs. Der lb. 2la2. do. UuWasbed. free 4 burs
pr u. 2; do. bur7y, peT D.. I5a-T, hides Ereen
per u. 6a7i do. drys per D.. 5as; shsspstins
reen. sscA 75ss5; DO. dry eac1. Zas5. ceifszins,
-recu. each L00a13.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New Yo-k. July G2-CATTLE T. Receipts. ZOO head
steers Is 10 > cents lower. bulls and COWS weak 70 ID
cents lower: few cars Unsoid Steers. 5sOa7. %.
oxen and stays 40la525. balls. 325ass1; cows. eoa
42S. Dressed beef steady at si4alr1 per H. for cu
mon % Cuoics native sides
CALF ES- Receipts. $50 head veals opened active
ard finn; closed eaEer; butte-Iuiks ? cents I1asp--
all sold Neals. 5as-50- culs. Aloa500. hutts-rilkz
5ai75 CITY dressed Teals steady az sal3 Der T5 T.
country dressed do 7aIlA: dressed Dl-te-1riIks
-as1z
sHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. $40 head. sbs-n
dnl. lambs . ceuts higher. - cars unsold sheen
S-ooa453. cails. 80; lambs. 55ca6-so; calls. Am
HOGS-ReceiUts. $50 head. feeling lower New
York state hugs. 7.oa7.1) por 100 lbs
Chicago. July 2-CATTLE-R Receipts Zoo head
market steady. Prime bee7es s5as 00- roor 70 rs-
dium i4lai-s0; stocZe-s and feedeTs Z7Oa860; CIV,
and hsifeEs. 270a6.oo; canneTs L5a2sO; Teams 2sO
asa
HOGs-Reosipts. 2 90 head: 1srEet 5 cents hi-h
er- LiELt 1la67c rough, 6I5l6 30: mixed sas 81.
heavy. 6.40a5 90 pigs. 5.s16I5.
SHEEP-Beceipts. D000 head: market steadv- 10
cents lser- Native sheep. 2-0as 40. Western sheer
2 75ai-59; native and Western lambs 40oa65 g.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-23
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. July 2-SUGAR-No fresh feat,1re
vas reported in TIE market for rzw sugar The
London market for beet sugar vas steady and a
shade higher with the Ure standing AZ los ND for
both July and August deliverv. Local quotstio7s-
Centrifugal. IS test. ~: 8Iuso1vado s test II.
ulolasses slgar. So test. So and Cuban cost and
freight. z292 TIE market far refined sugar. csn-
tinues quiet for this q the year but p-ices
ars steadily held
NAVAL STORES-Su5-its terreutin- vss s.eaa-
but lower. at sIia rv1ectiug a decline 10 ssa. IN
savannah although the market AZ that point was
reported firm IN tone Resin vas quiet and up-
changed AZ 2l5- Tar c1n-1uued quiet az $50
MILL EEED-Steady. moderate demand Surinr
bran, in 1oolb. SACKS. % arrive. 25.s5; middiinrS
$50; city ban. . s. bulk: Western red dog 3 10
70 arrive; winter wheat bran IN l00-Ib sacss. z s5
OATS-Hisher; checking trade. No. = white
s.. No 4. white. g.; No p mixed. 81
FLOUR-Inactive; irregular STring patents 575a
~ spring clears. s25asso: winter straights. 3s5a
40; winter clears 36oa5ao: Kansas Ia saets
patents 47sz5o o. strsights A50asT5 clears s-s so
RYE FLOUR-steady; t-zds is slow Qnoted
{ i-5oa5eo.
CORN SIEAL-strns; meaEgr supply. Kiln dried.
FOR export 40; coarse neal in harz 81
HAI-Recgipts l. 81 to1S Fair fu5uirr fo-
caodce. Prime timothy. 50; No 1. s.; No q Is;
No 5 s..
srRAw-F1un; snail supply. Long ne. 7Oa7s.
80; packet. 50oaI55O.
PORK-Qiet- Mess. Iz5oz17.T5: family Is 00a1s %
TALJOW-Dum- CITY. IN hossAeads. 81.
LARD-Uuchanged- Prime Western. SIS. city.
10: refined Brazilian kegs z: city s.ea-i1e II
'ieostear11e. nominal; New York 2: Chez, p
bUIIER-Recsipts. l5lss psckaEes Moderate de- I
nand- Creamerv. extra. ~ frsts Zl5Ss22- sta.s
airy. tubs. finest Zl5saz2; good 70 choice, soa2I-
h@5,fs.-heoeiots ASs5 cseS Choice. fair de- /
nc; sncs; z,s2!; WesteEz dEst4. Ussslsis; WesserD /
The Washington herald., 1908-07-23
EARNINGS ARE MUCH REDUCED
B. & o. Loses S10,sOO,O0O in the
Last Fiscal Year.
Not Found Feasible 10 Lessen Op-
Grating Expenses in Proportion
10 Smaller Revenues.

Baltimore. July 22-The Baltimore and
Ohio IS one OF the first systems 10 report
for the fiscal year just closed. and the
results OF its operations cover the seven
months period OF depression since last
December, and during these months the
gross earnings have declined over SO SO
0to-a remarkable instance OF the effect
OF the depression On the operations Of
railroads
The company failed 20 reduce operating
expenses in proportion to the falling of
in gross earnings TIE actual reduction
for the year was infuiteslnal and Il
might also be said that the total loss IN
gross earnings was absolutely lost SIN.
since the depression began the Baltimore
and Ohio has struggled 20 reduce its
operating expenses The road made Us
greatest reduction IN May. During June
the cost OF operation was reduced. but
not as etfectually as was done IN the pre-
viOus month.
For the twelve months operating ex-
penses were reduced but 81. .2I2 From
July until November. lsJ7. operating ex-
perses increased S2.soa57s. so that when
it became imperative to reduce these
costs. and although S3.62s 7ss was saved
In the last seven months OF the year. the
heavy Increase in the first FIVE months
rendered the curtailment after December
almost Intellectual. SO far as saving for
net earnings was concerned.
While the complete financial statement
for the year IS not made public as vet.
the actual earnings for the year ended
June g. lsos. make Il possible 20 estimate
what the road has left for improve
merts and what the amount OF surplus
viii be, considering that the company has
Just declared a dividend out OF that fund.
These results VIII show about as follows.
Yes- ended June 80
The Washington herald., 1908-07-23
COppers Are Strong.
NEW YORK MONEY.

New ToTk, July Z-1loney on call at the sock
Szc11nse To-Day opened a. II per cent; highest
A1si lowest, ~ closing II u-r c-ur
Tine money vas qulet. stiI being utTe-ed with
some freedom N the face q continued ll-ht se-I
Rates l4a2 Ier cent fCT sixty d1rs- 2sZl IN
1insty davs: z-4aZz fo- -four usnths 5as5s f-- svs
m1nths and 81 Tor six months
Mercantile paper II fair request asz1---,a-.
olsre1 was fai7ly large and c1murised some A.
uactiTe material Rates Slza4 p=r cent f1r sir-~
ard uirtty da=s iudorsed bills receivable .ssz -
ee5-L ilT ehaiea four and six months single names
; f1E less wel known u-ues
Sterling nlarzcc 5xpsrisnce sharp decline .o-3,v
selling down . points from yesterday a 80 -
demand Rates tlr actual business closed as f5r-
lows: Sixty DAYS 4-s5508s $50 demand ss7r-s 49,
cables. 45,ai5 s. CCu-lsrCal bills we're sssas -
The supply q grain and cotton bills was 60
The Washington herald., 1908-07-23
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished By z. F. Hart0n & Co
Haernosrs Of the New YORK Stock Exchange and the
New York Cotton Exchange. e. Bowie Chiunau-
manager. I3oI 7 street northwest
NsW York, July Z2-The cotton market this NO.,
ms opened easy. e1cept for OC10bs- which dis1sv5
nrInness On active cDrCring First r-frs -ra-. -
points lower 70 four higher. The demand for Or-o
he- vas supplied g13cky. and the positi1-l sod b.
low Euesdays close Later te list became s-ea=fr-
o1 the idea that bull support would he s9-4br1r.i--z
Whenever uecesssry 70 prevent any material b-eak
After selling as low as 80. October rallied 70 a
and Decsuher from az 70 s2a followed b. ~
a-tio1s Of three to four points On scattered roon
pressure
The Washington herald., 1908-07-23
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Qu7tatiors furnished b. z Hutton & Co
nlsiioers e the Nsw Y1k STOCK EzchauEe and ths
Chicago Board q Trade G. Bowie Chipran. nan
aElr. u0l + street no--hwest
ChiGEo. JuIv 2-Wheat ops-ed s-sssv IN. sor5
down about I oeut raIlyins some on -gr-~-s ~
large ezpc-c business. but showed iit-le rsS7o.ss
70 tho large totals reported Ths7r las r-Eu A
-aTsr increase tn The Western arrivals This usek
over last tae total being materially over last rsar
bushels dav.
toTu vas active and lower early with some u-es
s'Te On new crop deliveries owing 20 favorable
"t5-IlsT ard cT1' rs-C--s. while later the raa-tas
--.- -,-'e Easy Win s1zne c1vorinz in near
deliveries and limited ofEe-ins-s q diz-aD- 5s1;.
laeTe was a good deal = b-Iying 4 Gets on ~
IlIls a Disappointing Yields and that as ra-t-s-
y sTes7es the results are not uq 70 e1u--atio-s
Fr'Fls1ons uerr 11dsrately active and s1-ne,rhs-
easier with snail Speculative trade and far p
The Washington herald., 1908-07-23
New York.
New Orleans.
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET

Baltimore. July 2-Follcwins are the oHcia,
prices here for to-day:
OATs-Stock in elevators. g7s bushels; shin
Inents from elevators. 500 bushels. White No :
heavy. 60a6Olz. do No . Iirh: 10 r,eIi,,-, sa1l.S
10. No. 5. heavy. 5szns91s do. No. 8 rs-sir--,
sss7aSss4 do. No ; light. 5s5s2ss. do No a Iigi+
70 heavy. 57a55; mixed No. z 5sa5s5z: a. No q
56i1a57. DO. No l. 55a551s -
from elevators none
ELOUE-Wi1ter extra, 355a370: do. clear 2 n,
%; do, Straight. 4ooss-l5; do patent. 4oas 81.
eDing Gear. Akas.lo' do. straight. AS5cs 70. do :
hsh-sTade patent. Ss5; do. highSrade stai-bt s5.
Go, choice family. As 49,
The Washington herald., 1908-07-23
sTANARD OIL UP 1e POINTS.

Eject of the News OF the Favorable
Decision on the Curb Market.
New York, July 22-Announcement Of
the decision IN favor or Standard Oh was
Immediately followed on the curb market
by a rise Of IS points. 70 GS9. for the stock.
It was go yesterday. and eg7 last week
This increase up 10 the time OF the de-
cision was commented upon by a few
persons as an Indication that there had
been a leak Of the court news. But as
there has been practically no trading IN
Standard stock. this surmise was not
taken seriously by many. Only eighty
four shares were sold yesterday
The Washington herald., 1908-07-23
Saving Fnther's Feelings.

fruIa the JudSc-
The bridegroom (on the return from
the honeymoOn)-Ha what's tf,is9 An
me oilIs Tor your trOusseau, Why. 7
thought your father paid these.
Bride-It IS the custom. dear. Bur he
thought you would rather do It than
slve MIN the humiliation Of borrowing
the money from you.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-23
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET

- "a IIsh-fE'E1 pr cTt. 65lzs0; butchs- a.
cwt. 500z5E 04-4--l5' p
Sa5,5.E-FE15'e. seoa2505 COMMON. Z5asN-
LA1l5s-sprins, s; nedium, 5s.as1s
CALs ss-trime. pr pound :; medium sazL.
CoNS-Frisne. fresh. each. saoo.5ooo. csz.o,
1ooe1SaaQs cd and GzT, socsIooo. S------'--
The Washington herald., 1908-07-23
REPORT OF THE CONDITION

--- s-a > $
Distrct q Columbia CITY q Washi---on So
l. HARRY c. MEM -rszz-rs- q tie sho-p
1a1-el c1-1psny- % s,iem-i- srsa- that the above
statement IS 1rse. - re bes- 4 nv t7z5e5-p a.
oelif HARRY g. WEE3I. Treasurer.
>u1sr-l1ec a1d sV1-n % bsf0re me -his Szh day q
, a-Tr -. ALFRED 3. DENT
Notary Public
C5-rect----esst-
JNO. JOY EDSON
ELLIS SPEAR
JOHN p LARSER
ANDREW PARKER
BRAINARD T. WARNER
LOCTS ?. SHOEMAKER
JOHN a HAMILTON.
y II. SHEA
THOS- " SMITH
WI A NEARNS
MARTIN a KNAPP
AUGUSTUS CRANE. II.
GEO TRU UESDELL
Di-uc-drs !
The Washington herald., 1908-07-23
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished b. 2 F. Huttau & Co
members Of the New YORK stock Exchanre G Bowis
ChiTuaa. manager. l3ol + street northwest
nies 20 noon --.-. -474.S0O sharse
Iotai sales -.--.-.--. -S67 800 shares
-ail money! H., II; low, IIzI close, Ia.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-23
The Largest Morning CircuIa,,o,

An advertising contracts made by The
washington Herald are based upon its
bona hde circulation-a circulation an
" as shlngton larger by thousands than was
newspaper - the Capital Its books a-s
open.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-23

NeE York. July 1-WHE8T-Weaker. lar-e tad.
No No--hern Duluth. 70 arrive. ~. No , ~
:. o. O. Ga, Lol-1' new No ? red Z O B.. IOos. (.
M ? hard. new Crop. T. O. b Lg25s. \, -
roui. E. O. D. lG1 ~
''tsN-5carce5 ueglected No 2 elevator ss1s .
No : + o. h. =. nominal: No. . white -.1-,ir,I. /.
No yell07. T. o. D. nominal
RYE-Weaksr- No. 2 s. fo. h r,r,,-+.-. .-.,-
u .Jo9 bushels -
The Washington herald., 1908-07-23
MARKET ISSTRONGER
Wall Street Feels Effect of
the Chicago Decision.
BEAR POSITION IS WEAKENED
Receipt of Reversal of Lands De-
eiston Causes Some Hasty Covering
OF short Confracts-ViOIent Up
ward Movement In Westinghouse
and General Electric.

New York. July From about the
end of the first hour OF business to-day
the dominating influence IN the stock
market was the decision OF the United
States Court CT Appeals at Chicago. setting
aside the verdict rendered by Judge Ian
dis about a year ago. in the suit against
the STANDARD OIL Company for the accept
ance OF reduced rates on oil transported
over the Chicago and Alton and remand
Ing the case TO the lower court for a new
trial
The receipt Of the news from Chicago
caused some hasty covering Of short con-
tracts. but as the decision was lengthy
and only reached Wall street piecemeal.
Its fun effect was not felt at once. each
successive instaIlme1t printed On the news
bulletins during the day winning adher-
ents 10 the side Of advance OF forcing
oesertions from the bear ranks.
Not until near the close was the fun
tenor Of the decision fully known, and
even at the time there was no way OF
estimating what would be the effect out
side OF New York OF a factor Of such
highly favorable import
Has Much Importance.
That ii would be important was gen
orally believed and IN many places it was
asserted that its effect on the sentiment
OF foreign investors toward American
stocks. rudely shaken in the past couple
Of years would be even greater than
at home In the hour previous 10 the re-
eeipt of the news from Chicago the mar
ket disclosed no tendency. notwithstand-
ing a violent upward movement IN West
inghoUse and a conspicuous rise IN
General Electric and New York Air Brake.
but Il was on the whole stronger than the
American department IN London OF than
the general market IN the British uetrou-
oils, which was somewhat depressed by
the selling Of cous0ls for Indian ac-
count
The rise in Westinghouse was. for the
most part. conducted in leaps OF a point
or more az a time, and amounted. sn
less than an hour, 10 141z points over last
nights closing, but from the high level
The price broke on q few sales 10 the I
neighbo-hood OF So, where il remained
for couple OF hours and then dropped
further, until at the end the net gain |
on the day was Of merely moderate pro
portions.
COppers Are Strong.
Amalgamated Copper and Anaconda
were among the strongest features Of /
the industrial list, and d large amount o.
the former was bought for foreign ac- I
count. considerable buying for E,urore 4
also figuring elsewhere in the list This 1
foreign buying Of our stocks furnishes ]
the explanation OF the break in foreign I
exchange, which occurred during the dav
ehectually disposins OF the question
whether OF not further exports or gold
from this side would be arranged IN the
near future
United States Steel made a new hfrh
record for the present movement and in
the rest OF the list New York Central
and Illinois Central, not recently con
spicUous, made gains OF between 3 and 1
points each on fair volume OF business.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-23
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Regular call. . O'Clock noon
Mashington Gas - 500 at g.
Washington Railway and Electric Is s. 900 At 5ois
United States Trust. . at g.
After cau-Washington Railway and Electric nm
feTred. - az 49,
FoloEtus are the closing quotations On yesterdays
stock exchange
GAS BONDS
The Washington herald., 1908-07-23
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltin1re. July 2-FoLI5uinz are the salss and
Quotations on the uosc active ssr-1--ies 1is-aF o.,
the Baltimore stock Exchange
The Washington herald., 1908-07-23
CURB MARKET.

Q1otatioas furnished b E 2 Huttoa & Co
m 2 .nneTs NsF York stock ExchsuSe. G. Bozie
thlIGnan. manager. 1901 + street uor4h-res.