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The Washington herald., 1908-01-21
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

BaItimcr, Jan. 9-Foll0ving sre the prices
quoted 81 the principal commission houses:
BUTTER Creamery, fancy. per H.. 2: imita
tiou, g. Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls. la
D; st0re-psCked Ohio. 10; do West Virginia l6aIs
Maryland, Virginia. and Pennsylvania l6als
LIVE POULTRY-Old hens. heavy. per pound II
all n young do, l2al2a ROSTERS each 25aS0 ducks
puddle. large. l2al3; do. small llal2; muscoyy and
m0ugTel u, turkeys young Is gobblers. l2a4.
EGGS-4aryland and Pennsylvania loss of, firsts
per dozen. o.
POTATOES-White nearby prime, per busheI.
65a70; Western Maryland and Pennsylvania 6sa72
fancy Delaware per barrel, 375al0o.
GREEN FRUITS AND YEGETABLES-ApD}es
Eastern Shore Maryland and Virginia per barrel.
No, J. L75a200; do. small common, Iz5al 20 do.
per l4baTel basket, 50a75; do, New Fork assorted
barrel, 2j0a40o; cabbage New YORK, Danish ton.
E0an00i celery, New YORK per bunch S0s5;
Tanberries Cape Cod, per barrel e50a75o: lettuce
NOrolk Fer basket, 2jai), EGG plants Florida. per
crate, Llja23. onions. Pennsylyania yellow, Der
buslel, C5asoi do, Western, yellow per bushe 65a
20; oranges. Florida. PER box 20 size Ls5a2 2 f:
peas, Florida, per BASKET 203a250 grape frIit
Fi0rida, per box 25Ja350: tomatoes Florida per
carrier. fancy 25oa350, do. fair. L2jaL50
FLOUR-Wintcr extra, 39Satl5; do, clear. 42oa
49, de-, straight. 4Sa4.65; do, patent 481a4s5;
spring clear. 4GQsL@; Do. straight, 25a559: do
patent, l.60a5S; City Mills best patent $40; do
high gTade patent, $50; do, straight $50; do,
choice family. 4s0 extra a90aAl0. Rye -four, ne
dium 20 choice 450a5 co.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-21
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

( NeF York Jan. @-sUGAR-The local marsst
was nominaiiy unchanged. nu;g paid prices were
Centrifugal. 9Gtest 5S f0 3s9. mascorado se-re,-
S9 70 $50 molssses sugar s3-test. 3es % STA
Refined sugar was ~aull and unchanged TIE Lon
don market for heet sHur was quiet. steady. and
unchanged. with Janusy az ss gAd. and February
at g l3Ld-
NAVAL ST0REs-Tbs market f-- spirits trfrren-
tine dun ard nomiuslv unchanged. bat with ma
chine made barrels quoted az S.. Resin steady and
unchanged. with common - good strained Quoted
at go 20 8 g. Tar dull and nominal
BUTTER-ReCgiU-s. asa plCuEag Moderate de-
mand Creamery extra, 81 irsts. 2ss5o.
kGGS-Receipts, 5.i+5 packages. Nearby white
fancy. Ea3l. Western frsts 2ps
MILL FEED-Fiunsr. fair trade Spring bran.
lWpound sacks, 20 arrive, January $50, middlirr,.
$50; city bran, -i59 IN hulk, Western red dog.
30. t2 arrive; winter wheat bTsn, in lotpouuG
sacNs. ESa
OATs-stesdy. small trade Elevator uricss. No
white di5 No. 4 white. s. No. mixed S.
FLcCR-Steadyi moderate business Spring pat
ents. 5slas.E5; spfins clears. 5O0s565: winter
straights. 4f5a569i winter clears 4loais5. Kansas
IN sacks. Iatonts, 5Eaj.a; straights, 4s0a5.2l
clears. 450a4@.
RYE FLoUR-steady; trade moderate; Sass.
CORN MEAL-Inquiry fair. KiIItriad. fer OK
port, 3i5a355. coarse meal. in bags LssaLf0
BUCkWHEAT FLOUR-SloE trade; fair supply
Choice 3O0.
HAY-Reoeipts. 900 tons. STEADY; demand moder-
ate. Prime timothy. lI5; No. ]. L65alI0: No
LOO; No. 3. s.
sTRAw-steadyi moderate business. Long rye.
10a75
F-Steady; moderate inquiry. Family. I500a
$50 packet l200ai20.
PoRk-ITegular; inactive. Mess. ll50sl5tN
family. EaalSN
TALLow-steady; trade quiet City in hogs
h ads. "a.
LARD-Unchanged. Prime Western. EZ5; city
40; refined continent, SIS; South American, els:
refined Brazilian. kegs 1885, city stearne g-ag,
oleostearine steady; New York ~ Chicago. "a.
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COMMENT ON MARKET.

BENJAMIN Woodruff, OF Post & Flags
To-day, technically, the market was
strong, in spite Of the fact that certain
stocks showed marked declines. Shelters,
for instance. were exceedingly weak. for
particular reasons; but sentiment was
helped immensely by two important de-
cisions-one by the Pennsylvania Supreme
Court declaring unconstitutiona! the two
cent rate law in that State, ano another
by the United States Circuit Court, IN
Missouri, upholding the right Of corpO-
ration to appeal to United States courts
from the rulings OF the State tribunals.
The closing was somewhat weaker under
renewed selling of Smelters
George L. Edmunds. Of Miller 6. Co.:
Baltimore and Ohio was under some
pressure early, on bad exhibit Of net
earnings for December, yet met fair sup
port. London did a little, though cables
from that center reported il altogether
likely that thes Bank of France would
lower it's rate on Friday, and that there
was fair probability that the Bank Of
England would take similar action
Smeiters Wag weak most OF the day. and
here it was thought that the specific
weakness IN the stock was foreshad0wiHg
a cut in the dividend ] feel that the
court decisions prove that our judiciary
can be relied on to protest emphatcally
against confscation OF property. that the
floating supply Of stocks IS comparatively
limited. and that the long side should be
steadily adhered 10"
G. Bowie Chapman. of i. F. Hutton G.
Co.: 'To-days market continued under
the manipulation Of powerful financial
interests. early operations were for gen
eral betterment, but some heavy sales Of
the active issues were encountered on the
rise. which checked upward prices. The
weakest feature was Shelters which
dampened bullish enthusiasm. The sub
sidiary properties Of this company must
be taken care of during this depression,
and will eat heavily into the earnings Of
American SmelteTs. hence a big cut iu
the dividend I'm March may be looked
for Sentiment was much mixed In Wall
street as 10 the future course Of prices,
but the best opinion prevails that the mar
kct will be put somewhat higher for dis
tributing purposes,
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New YORK Jan. %. - CATTL E-Reccipts. 3ay
head. Market slow. Steers. As0a6 l2ls; balls. 200a
49, COWS. lS5a+io; few choice, 40; fat cogs and
heifess. 40.
CALVES Receipts 456 head Good veals steady
Others easier hamyaTd and Western calves slow h
5oc lower. Neals 40la450; culls 4Oa4 30: barnyard
calves, 30a375; Western calves. 3ooa465: few choice
500; cty-dresscd Ycais SLOW at 5i2al4 per pound
country dressed. sal2ia
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. l4@5 head
Sheep firm lambs slow. Sheep, 35Oa5 .; culIs 3G0a
S25 yeaTlings. 600; lambs. 6.25a7s5 choice. rs
culs. $50.
HOGS Receipts. 2i.ID head. Market steady. Good
State pigs, 49)
Chicago. Jan. s0.-CATTLE- Receipts. $500 head.
Market l0c TO l5c lower Prime beeves. 49la6 10
poor to medium, 365a4sl; stoekers and feeders 2sa
a46o; cows and heifers 260a469; Gamers L50a2 30;
Texans. 35oa4l5
Hogs Receipts 65000 head Market opened Sc
higher edYance lost Light 410a4 4j: rough. 429a
625; heavy, f2ai55; mixed. 4s0aA55 pigs. 360a4 p
SHEEP Receipts. . 900 bead. Market l0c 10 l5e
higher Native and Western sheep. 225a550; native
AID WsstssE lambs. 5S5ss.sA
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MONEY AT PREVAILING RATES
LOANED on d. &. REAL ESTATE.
HEISKELL & McLERAN,
la5 STREET
CHECK REPORT ON THOMASES
Provident Injured by Commissioner:
Statement.
Conference in New York Follows
Announcement from West-Hope
80 settle Soon.

T New York. Jan. 20-The officers Of the
( Pr0v.dent Life Assurance Society. whose
management under the Thomases was so
severely criticised by Insurance Commis-
sloner F. L. RitteuhOuse. of Colorado. IN
his report are making every effort 10
/ prevent Superintendent Kelsey. OF this
State from making a report Of a similar
nature.
5lr. Kelsey and Mr.. Rutenhouse collab-
GRATED 10 great extent IN the investigs-
tion of the company and the two reports
are said 90 agree closely. Under the laws
Of New York the superintendent Of in
surance cannot make public a report un-
I'll the company has had q chance TO be
heard. The company has asked for such
a hearing next week.
A similar request was made 10 Com
missioner RitteuhoUse. but the Colorado
laws do not call for such a hearing, and
that was why the Colorado report ap-
peared before Mr.. Kelsey's, it was ex-
planned Air Bittenhouse, it was said.
seW no reason why the company should
have any further hearings i'm The matter
As d result of Mr. Rittcnhouse's report.
JltEe was conference to-day at the
Pr0vident Lies offices between President
Grady, who WIS elected by the Phila-
delphia syndicate; Orlando +. Thomas
and his counsel and other officers OF the
company. Books were hauled out and
Mr.. Thomas dictated a long statement in
reply 20 Mr.. Ritteuhouse's arraignment
Apparently this statement was prepared
at first for the reporters, but later on the
reporters were informed that it would
be printed as an advertisement IN the
newspapers at the companys expense.
The TbOmases are still directors OF the
company. though they have not been
active I'm its management since they at
tempted 20 sell their stock to the Phila-
delphia promoters who have since held
majority of the places on the board of
directors. These places they have refused
80 give up until the Thomases return TO
them the cash and notes they paid for
the stock they didn't get.
Judge Barsch the counsel for the COyle
syndicate. was at the conference to-day,
and said that while his clients We're still
waiting for their money there were nego-
tiations under way as a result of which
the civil suit they had brought TO recover
over Sl0l0.@0 might be withdrawn.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore Jan. 29-Following are the Official prices
for t0-day
WHEAT-Stock in elevators. 696 SOS bushels Sales
Of a cargo on grade at L0llr for special bin No 2
red. l0l for stock No. 2 red 9s for special bin
steamer No. red, 9ls for stock steamer No red
% for special bin rejected ass for stock rejected
and s2i8 for rejected To gO through the drer Con-
tract February l.0iz. Western Spot, JanuaTy. lo3s.
FEBRUARY. l04i4 March LOG. Contract closed STEADY
spot, January. L0lla; February, k02; MarcB,-lC C3ss
May LG.
C0RN-stoos in elevators l5s bushels. sales
OF carg0es. Goth coiOrs On grade at 62s4 for No .
white, Yellow, mixed; 5s& for steamer, 57h for
No. 5 of either color, and 56s for rejected Cop-
tract. February 62ia. WesteTn-Spot January new
53iz old, 64 February, 6273 March. g.
oAIS-StOck in elevators. Isl .962 bushels: ship
ments from elevators. 55s7 bushels White. No .
heavy, aa5lis; do, No. 2. light to medium 5sa57
No. &. heavy. 56a56iz: do. No. 5 medium. 55ass
de-. No g. light. 5ia55: Co.. No. T. light 10 heavy
52'ls53is' mixed No. ?. 5aa541a, do, No 8. Sass
de, No. l. Slssl.
HlE-Stock in elevators. .5S7 hushcls shipments
from elevators so bushels No. Western ne
quoted a sSass psr bushsl.
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New Orleans.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by MHer & Co., members Of
tie New YORK stock Exchange and the Chicago
Board Il Trade 1883 F street northwest.
CHicseo. Jan. 3.-NtrT LITTLE interest ysas show.
IN wheat to-day. the market being almost feature
Less Il opened very dull but prices raised gradual
y The latter TaIt of tbc session closing nc to lc
higher Estimated. i5 cars
After eaperieucing brief dip at the start o-n
turned nUn and ruled relatively strong on blviug
~ principal holders. Receipts 1T cars less than
estimated. There was nothing in the news which
could b. c0usfTu6- bHllisb. as cash corn vas lc
"a " lower. with practically no demand The pres
ent high price and the big decrease in farm con
sumption Do our opinion, more than discounts
every bullish feature % date. The market VIII
require constant support % keep If above present
levels. Estimated tomorrow. 500 cars.
LATHE doing in oats to-day Prtoes improved
little IN sympathy with com Cash oats PC lower
Estimated tomorrow 233 cars
The provisions market Uled relatively firm on
lighter Tuu II hogs than expected Trade was
small bIt the buying vas of excellent character
We feel confident that the product viii WORK
higher. Estimated hogs tomorrow, 32000
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ELECTED AND INSTALLED.
Albert Pike COnsistory Meet in
Scottish Rite Cathedral.

Oficers for the year We're elected and
installed last night at the annual meeting
of Albert Pike Consistory. No. /. Ancient
and Accepted Scottish Rite, IN Scottish
Rite Cathedral
They are as follows: John c. Wineman.
master; Ellwood p Morey. prior: Jacobus
S. Jones, preceptor; Francis A. Sebring.
chancellor; J, Archibald Bailey, minister
Of state; Louis Goldsmith, almoner and
treasurer; John TT. Olcott, registrar; Fred
NJ. Book. primate: James H. Mcintosh.
master of ceremonies; Robert T. Mentzel.
expert; Harry Rothschild, assistant ey-
pert; John L. Hargrove. captain Of the
guard; Alton Huttel. steward; Harry G..
kimbail, organist; J. Walter Humphrey.
soloisti William Z. Brice, electrician, and
James II. Trimball, tiler.
The finance committee is composed of
F. Warren Johnson, Monte Sanger, and
Stirling Kerr, jr.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Jan. 3.-Money on cal al the stock
exchange to-day opened at PER cent; highest. s:
lowest, 2, closing, 81. Most If the loans we're at
per cent.
Time money to-day foif The influence of gatur-
days bank statement and was freely offered with
some renewals of maturities as a result. but no
great increase In new business Rates were per
cent for al dates from sixty DAYS TO six months
bit borrowers were stll inclined % await loWer
rates
Mercantile naper was in somewhat improved de-
mand. Supply quite large. Rates we're 6agI5
per cent for sixty and ninety days Endorsements.
and 6a6lz fer choice four and six months. single
names.
The market far sterling TO-DAY was vsrv strorr
with demand ntts at one time Within a few points
d ia5A above Saturday. Offerings of bills was
scarce, some for remittance heavy. Rates fer sc
Hal business closed as follows. Sixty DAYS 4g3I8a
f65i5, demand, 4s5Sja4 $3.50, cables. 4s.45a4s750.
Commercial bills were is2ai1 The yIDply of
common cotton bills was moderate
The Washington herald., 1908-01-21
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished bT miller & Co. Members q
the New York Stock and Cotton exchanges and the
New Orleans Cotton Exchange 1888 street north
west
Nex Yors. Jan 3-In the Iigeno,I market 20
dav there was a sharp Tise. causing u1 little sur
ITisa here Whatever may have been the reason.
both Ihe Lgeypoa. ard New York markets were
decidedly higher. prices here ousuinE alout =
points better o1 tiF trading shorts weTe On the
un. spiHnsrs in Liverpool were said 20 be short
q cotton and local shorts were covering ia both
markets One report had "a that The Liverpool
strike WIS as Fuud as settled. and i- vas also "a
IeCteG that the national Eluleu WUid issue buI,
ish figures. and that the government figures on
January . would Strengthen fbe b1ll position
The m1Tmert and other factors 3d not attract
much attention. Tie main thing is that q p1,ger-
fui bull party IS believed 20 ue bent on r-lshing
prices mp and no opposing interest stands In the
way. u looks safe to bus whenever rF5st taking
EeakCns The uarsFt
Liverpool due 54 90 g lover
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Give Cruiser Another Trial.

The armored cruiser North Carolina.
which failed in her second trial of the
mouth Of Chesapeake Bay last Saturday.
will be given another trial I'm the near
future. The exact date has not been de-
eided, According TO members Of the
board Of inspection and survey, which
conducted the test, her failure was due to
a defective propeller and oyerheated bear
ings.
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ANSWERS GOV. HOCH.
Comptroller BidgeIy Writes Letter
ON Rights OF hanks.

In reply 20 question by Gov. Hoch. o
Kansas Comptroller Of the Currenc!
Ridgely has written letter saying n,
cannot determine the rights of a nationa
bank to participate in the guarantee Of
deposits In other banks, on the plan pro
vided for in oklahoma, until the question
is passed upon by the Attorney General
He adds the Attorney General cannot
properly give an opinion until the ques-
ton is submitted 10 him by one OF the
national banks of Oklahoma
Speaking for himself, the Comptroller
says he inclines 20 the opinion that ma
tional banks have no power to appro-
pirate any Of their funds TO the guaranty
of deposits IN other national banks.
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MARKET LACKS SNAP
Flgor Of Past Week Absent
at Opening Session.
SALES ARE GENERALLY GOOD
ihe Transactions, However, We're
without the Spirit that Has Char
ActeFt1ed Recent DeaIs-Street OPP
timistic About Plethora of Money
which May he Had for Per Cent.

New York, Jan. H.-There was nothins
10 dlnerentiate to-day's stock marke
From that of its immediate predecessor.
except that during the greater part OF
tie stock exchange session the market
: did not display that snap and resiIency
mat SO characterized it throughout last
week and that an 0utburst Of Hquida-
ton or short selling at the close Of the
market served 10 place most of the active
stocks for ths day at considerable net
declines
The market was as active so far as
the quantity of transactions was con-
eerned, as It has been in the recent past,
but direct and positive impulses to a con-
unuation Of the upward movement seem
ed TO be lacking, and most Of the time
the market presented a listless and unln-
teresting appearance.
There was. however. no diminution to-
day of the chief source OF recent strength
Nln the market; that is to say, the ease
In money. Can loans to-day were re-
newed for the most part below 5 per
cent ana time money was really unlcnd-
able az per cent. Surface indications
were certainly that the money plethora
was so great that lower rates for both
call and time funds might be expected in
the immediate future.
Similarly to-day in London the rate OF
discount in the open market fell 10 3 3-S
per cent, as compared with the Bank of
England minimum rate OF ; per cent
making it seem difficult for the directors
Of the Bank of England to maintain
their official price for financial accOmmo-
dation at the figure stated.
Vast Underlying Strength.
The stock market wavered back and
forth to-day. showing great underlying
strength, but without any one stock as
suming distinct forward leadership One
striking feature OF the market was the
weakness displayed by the American
Smelling and Refining common shares.
attention to the decline here being tho
more marked. inasmuch az the stock
named fell heavily when the general
market was strong IN the last two DAYS
of last week.
The stock declined to-day 61-2 points
from its final price of Saturday, clos
ing almost at the lowest. Rumors were
in wide circulation that the next quar-
ierly dividend on Smelling common would
he reduced, hut, OF course, no Official
statements concerning the matter were
7Tthcoming. There was also much talk
levitable under the circumstances, con-
srning the affairs Of the Smelters Sc
lrities Company. in whose stocks the
mercan Smelling and Refining Company
so largely interested.
Other developments to-day aside from
le large decrease in earnings shown by
le Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
any IN It's report for December published
ter the close Of business on Saturday
as the extra dividend Of 1 per cent !n |
. rip declared by the Louisville ana
2 ashville Railroad Company on SATURDAY
ternOon the failure OF a small trust
'mpany in Providence. and the news OF
lportaTh decisions in the Federal and
ate courts hearing on the question Of
cent anti-railroad legislation.
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New YORK, Jan. m.-WHEAT-Weaker; demand
fair. No. I Northern Duluth, % arrive 10; No.
red. Z. o. b.. LoSA; No . hard f. o. b.. Iyk
No. j macaron, 1903. f. o. b.. No. 2 macaroni. L0l
No ! Manitoba nominal No 2 Manitoba nominal
Exporters took q loads
CoRN-WeaEer; more doing No elevator Il.
new No. ,, T. @. b., G, for January 70 March; No
white. f. o. b.. 66'z No ? yellow T. 0. b.. 66i.
Exporters took 10 loads
RYE-Easier: light supply. No. g g, T. O. b.
Exporters took 2 900 bushels.
The prices Of futures follow;
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. per cWt.. 5O9a5z5; butcher. sgss
$50; common L5Ga2G0.
HOGs-Per eTt, gross, i5oai.75; ordinary. 35oa
400.
SHEEP-CliPped, z0oaL5O common. 80.
LAMBS Spring. choice, 7a7A medium, Gka7
CALN NES-Prime per To-, Sass medium. ~
grass. 3af.
coWs-Prme, fresh, each 4oO0a5oOo; common.
so.0oaS0-oo: old and dry. s03al0OO
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET
saies-ReullaI call. la O'Clock noon.

saies-RegulaT call l2 O'Clock noon.
Washington Gas is s. 0o9 AZ lo0
Washington Railway and Electric 4s 81 COO az 15A.
Capital Traction, 80 at l22 % at lz2. % at l2l.
at l2l, % al l2l, ] at l23. At l8
Washington Railway and Electric preferred at
r. 10 at 7lk, 3 at 7lia 10 at IFS. at lA lbuyef
60i. 50 at llA 50 at g. % al TO-
M6rEtnthaer. l at zoo
Lanston. 100 at ga
Greene Cananea. 100 at sl5. 100 at sls
After call Washington Gas certificates 30 at l02
Following are the closing quotations yesterday s
local stock exchange,
GOVERNMENT BONDS
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished tg Pest 5 Flagg. members Of
the New York Stock Exchange. Benjamin Woodruff,
manager. 1881 + street northwest
Sales to nO0n. 4fl5,0IS shares
Total sales. les.......,...... SI6,6OO shares
Call moneys High, 3; low, % close, "a
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Quotations ere furnished by E. F. Hutton & Co.
members New York Stock Exchange, G. Bowie Chip
man. manager 1901 + street northwest.
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Only Ten cents week, delivered at
your door-the daily issues of The
Washington Herald. Phone Main $500.
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Only ten cents week, delivered at
your door-the daily issues Of The
Washington Herald. Phone Main $500.
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MINING STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished by Irving X harrington
Co.. members Of the New York Produes Fx-
change. f. F. Baker. manager Hibbs Building
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by T. r Hutton 4 Co.
members New York Stock Exchange q. Bowie Chip
man. manager 1901 street northwest
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New York. Jan. 0-Closing quotations of United
States government bonds;
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BOSTON STOCKS.

sells cents per share
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New York.

Liverpool due 81 to 9 lever
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-25

company. which appears here this week
under the suspicious direction OF Joe
Weber, is not a stranger to washington
audiences Miss Griswold made many
friends here while playing character parts
in the Berger Stock Company at the
Belasco Theater. and she has recently
returned from a successful tour OF Great
Britain in Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage
Patch"
Joe weber's Travesty Company Is a
good example Of a modern high-class
burlesque organization. Ii is made up OF
eight principal players ard ten people
in secondary roles. as there are eighteen
speaking parts in The Merry Widow
and the Devil" Besides thirtytwo
chorus girls and six chorus men there
Is a pony ballet of eight. Added TO these
are the managerial and working staffs.
musicians. numerous maids, Wallets and
dressers of the chief players. The COM
pany travels everywhere by special train
composed of three baggage cars. two
The Henry Miller associate players
gave complimentary performance of
1.-The Servant In the House at Ann Ar
Dor Mich. last Sunday afternoon before
the faculty and student body of the Uni
versity of Michigan. The company closed
its Chicago run Saturday night in time
TO catch the midnight train for Ann Ar
boz, gave a matinee at 1 O'Clock In the
afternoon and left at 4:jO for New York,
where 1t opened last Monday night. 1t
OF the American stage that a play has
been sent on a long railroad trip to give
q free performance before an educational
institution