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The San Francisco call., 1908-11-10
INDICT POLITICIAN
FOR LAND FRAUDS
DR.. G. w. Dwinnell, Republican
Presidential Elector, and
Associates Face Trial

DR.. c. w. Dwinnell, republican presi-
Dental elector of Montague, Siskiyou
COUNT; John D. Gagon and John Gill
pin, saloon keepers of Montague, and
Rex +. Deter, clerk in the northern
town, have been indicted by the fed
eral grand jury for the subornation of
perjury in obtaining timber land in Sis
kiyou county from the United States
government. Gagnon was arrested
yesterday in Redding by a United
States deputy marshal and released
before the superior judge of Shasta
county on $4,000 bail. DIR. Dwinnel,
Gilpin and Deter will be placed under
arrest as soon as they are located.
According to the indictment returned
by the grand jury, DR.. Dwinnell and
his associates made contracts with a
number of people to buy their titles
to the land for 5000 apiece. The land
was in a temporary forest reserve and
was opened to the public October 81,
1906. 1t is charged that DR.. Dwinnell
hired James f. French. Benjamin
French, Samuel French, Clarence M.
Prather and W. Jaquette, all of Siski-
you county, to secure titles to various
sections, relinquishing their claims
later by paying each of them the
agreed amount of $500.
According to the sworn statements
OIL the trencn Drothers, Jaquette and
Prather they stood in line three days
waiting the opening Of the land by the
office at Redding. During this time
their expenses were paid by DR.. Dwin-
nell and his associates, it being under
stood between the doctor and his hired
men that he was to secure the land
from them later.
According to information in the
United States general land depart
ment here, this is not the only shady
timber land transaction that Dr. Dwin-
nell has been identified with. The de-
partment is working on the other cases,
but refuses at this time to make any
definite statement relative to the other
transactions. When the men alleged to
have been hired by DR.. Dwinnell proved
up on the land they swore they were
taking it for their own, and that there
were no precontracts relative to the
property existing with anybody.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-10
RUSSIAN ATROCITIES
ALLEGED BY WITNESS
Battles Between Government
Troops and Militia Are De-
scribed on Stand

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Stories of bat
ties between Russian government
troops and the militia organized among
the Russian people were told today on
the witness stand by Jan Licit, for
mer neighbor of Jan Pouren, whom the
Russian government is seeking to ex-
tradite-
Asked why the militia had attacked
the government soldiers the witness re-
piled:
Because they had taken two OF our
comrades, tied them to horses and
dragged them face downward over the
ground"
one of these he SAID. was Otto Erie
berg.
The witness described the mutilation
Of Frieberg's body. He also told of
five other bodies that he had seen at
the same time. One. he said. had been
all broken to pieces.
The witness then told of the election
of Pouren as an officer of the militia.
IN relating the incidents in connection
with his own flight from Russia, Jan
Licit told of hiding in forests in the
deep snow in his efforts to escape from
the government authorities.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-10
AGAINST COEDUCATION
OF WHITES AND BLACKS
United States Supreme Court
Affirms Decision of Lower
Tribunals

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.--In deciding
the case of Berea college versus the
state of Kentucky favorably to the
state, the supreme court of the United
States today held that the states of the
union may constitutionally legislate to
prevent the coeducation of the white
and black races. The case was insti-
tuted to test the validity of the state
law of 1904 prohibiting white and black
children from attending the same
schools.
The higher state court took the posi-
tion that the white and black races are
naturally antagonistic, and that the
two is in the line of preservation OF
peace.
The opinion of the supreme court was
handed down by Justice Brewer and
lucky circuit court and the court O,
appeals. Justices Harlan and Day dis
sented.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-10
TOGA FOR TAFT'S BROTHER
Movement or Foot to Have
G. P. Taft Succeed Foraker
SPECIAL DIsPATCH TO TKR CAL

SPECIAL DlSPATCh TO TKB CALL
wAsHINGToM. Nov s-Inside in
formation from Ohio is to the effect
that the republican leaders are franz
ing up program for the election of
Charles P. Taft to be senator from
that state to succeed Joseph B. For
aker. While president elect Taft is
not directly interested in the move
ment, he is naturally not antagonistic
to it and his friends are anxious to
please him by showing loyalty to
brother Charley.
Foraker will announce his candidacy
soon, but he does not stand any show
of reelection. according to the best
information. If Charles p. Taft should
win it is expected that Ex-Governor
Myron T. Herrick will succeed Senator
Charles Dick. The Foraker Dick ma
chine has been wiped off the earth by
the election and it remains for the
victors to claim the spoils. Herrick
was a stalwart Taft fighter in the
campaign and has had his eye on
Dicks toga for some time.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-10
Gompers Wins Plaudits at
the Labor Convention
Temper Of Delegates Plainly Shows He VIII Be
Again Elected to Presidency Of Federation

DENVER Co1o Nov 9eary applause given President
Gompe the American labor by delegates
the convention of the organization
opening today the close OF his report which he
interpreted indicate that
there will be effective opposition to his reelection
The that there will be big fight in the convention
regard the action taken by President Gompers in the
campaign fulfilled said John Mitchell former president
of workers of America and delegate the
labor convention, today.
The action OF Mr. Gompers the result OF instructions
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-10
cORTELYoU TO REMAIN
Taft Will Retain Head of Treas
ury Department in Office,
SPECIAL DISPATCH 10 THE CALI

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-President
elect Taft has decided to retain George
p. Cortelyou as head Of the treasury
department.
This fact leaked out today at a
gathering Of financiers and politicians
who had interested themselves in the
treasury portfolio.
1t has been understood that Post
master General Never was anxious TO
Y be appointed secretary of the treasury
bat the retirement Of Secretary Root
from the cabinet opens the way pos
sibly TO the appointment Of Never as
secretary of state. At any rate Cor
telyou is TO remain secretary Of the
treasury.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-10
this SIMPLE RHEUMATISM RECIPE
ALSO SPLENDID FOR THE KIDNEYS

This is simple home recipe now
being made known in all the larger
cities through the newspapers. 1t is
intended to check the many cases of
rheumatism. kidney and bladder trouble
which have made SO many cripples and
invalids and weaknngs of some of our
brightest and strongest people
The druggists here have been noti-
fed to supply themselves with the In
gradients, and the sufferer will have no
trouble to obtain them. The prescrfp-
ton is as follows: Fluid Extract Dan
delion, one-half ounce; Compound Kar-
gon, one ounce. and Compound Syrup
of Sarsaparilla, three ounces. Mix by
shaking well in a bottle. The dose is
one teaspoonful after each meal and at
bedtime.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-10
NEW GRAND JURY vEN1RE

SANTA ROSA, Nov. 9.-The venire
for the new grand jury was returned
today in the superior court and the
following were selected for services:
John Leslie. George W. Lewis, George
F. Leppo, F. Quein, ]. Foschetti. J. NJ.
Burroughs, H. NJ. Kise, John Lawler
Logan McCrey. j. j. Bryant. A. d.
Passalacqua, Philip Sweed. w. c.. Chis-
holm, c. E. Hottie, W. S. Roe, W. s.
Gale.
Philip Sweed was appointed chairman
and o. F. Leppo secretary. The grand
jury met and adjourned to the call of
the chair without any action.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-10

Recent experiments prove this SIM
pie mixture effective In Rheumatism,
because of its positive action upon the
eliminative tissues of the kidneys. It
compeIs these most vital organs to
filter from the blood and system the
waste impurities and uric acid which
are the cause Of rheumatism. It cleanses
the kidneys. strengthens them and
removes quickly such symptoms as
backache. blood disorders, bladder
weakness. frequent urinatfon, painful.
scalding and discoiored urine. It acts
as powerful stimulant to the entire
kidney and bladder structure
Those who suffer and are accus-
toned to purchase a bottle of medicine
should not let a little inconvenience
interfere with making this up.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-10
INTERIOR FINISH Bids

The board of works received the bids
of three firms yesterday for the interior
finish of the infirmary at the relief
home tract, as follows: Condor Nc
Glynn company, $4,000; Knowles &,
Keyser, $97.9s3; Lange & Bergstrom.
S103, ,063.
1t called for bids for the northern
section of the East Potrero intercepting
sewer, for which S150,000 has been set
aside, the bids to be opened Novcm-
Der 1S.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-10
AUTOMOBILES yICTIM

HAMMOND. Ind, Nov. 9.-August
Kohlhaz of Chicago. retired manufac-
turer, S6 years old died here today
from injuries sustained last night in
an automobile accident.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-10
Lnst q Sunni of Monex,

If you lose a sum of money or your
pet dog or your umbrella, it will be
returned to you If an honest person
finds 1t. Remarkable recoveries are
brought about through The Calls Lost
and Found Column.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-10

PROPOSALS FOR RAPID UNLOADING
Cranes Office Of General Purchasing Ofhcer
Isthniian Canal Consnsson- Washington. D. c.
November 4. 1905 The opening Of bids for above
cranes tCircular No. 475) has been postponed
from November f6 1905. to 1870 a. %. Novem-
Der "a 1908 r. c. Boggs. Captain. Corps Of
Engineers. L. S. A.. General Purchasing ofdcer
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-10
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS FOR MARINE BOILERS, AUTO
matte Water Measuring Tanks. OIL Filter, Elec-
tric Drills, Wood Boring Machine, Beamers. Con-
denser, Tubes. Steel. Copper. Zinc. Wire Cable.
Metallic Packing. Trench Braces. Tamping
Sticks, Wooden Mauls. Tool Handles Hose At
tachments. Bolts. Nails, Hooks and Eyes. Hinges,
Locks Cutlery, Ice Picks. Kitchen Utensils Glass
Dishes, lee Cream Freezers. Water Coolers and
Filters, Garbage Cans. OH Cans. Cots. Furniture.
Chair Bottoms, Bed Springs, Cotton Waste. Tai
low Soap. Lnbricating Grease. Belt Dressing.
Oils, Gasoline. etc. Sealed proposals viii be re-
eeived at the office OF the General Purchasing
officer Isthmian Canal Commission. Washington.
D. c., until 1890 4. m-- November 80. 1905, at
which time they will be opened In public for fur
nishing the above mentioned articles Blanks and
general information relating to this Circular (No
47Sl may be obtained from this office OF the Of
aces of the Assistant Purchasing Agents. "A
state street. New York City; Custom House, New
Orleans. La and 1886 North Point street, San
Francisco, Cal: also from the u. s. Engineer
Offices IN the following cities. Seattle, wash :
Los Angeles. Cal. Baltimore, Nd philadelphia.
Pa: Pittsburg, Pa; Boston. Mass: Buffalo. n
Y: Cleveland, Ohio: Cincinnati. Ohio; Chicago.
H.: ST. Louis. No.: Detroit. Mich; Milwaukee.
Wis: 81. Paul. Mimi; Chattanooga. Tenn
Louisville Ky: Mobile Ala. and Galveston.
Tex: Commercial Club. Kansas City. Mo-, Cham
her OF Commerce. Quincy. H., and Chamber of
Commerce and Board OF Trade, Tacoma. Wash
F. C. RoSes. Captain. Corps OF Engineers. T. 8.
A. General Purchasing Officer
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. SEPT Z-Fol0Eing are the Official
prices established by the Fruit and Produce As
sociation=
R,.tter was firm with a good demand for the
choice table creamery. The market for poultry
vas steady. with young chickens easier Esgs firm
aad UNCHANGED. Fish reported steady The mar
ket for green fruits was also steady under mod
crate receipts
BUTTER-Cresmery, fancy. Der u. zs1sa2ac; iuli-
tation H. I9a2c- Maryland. &c. imitation. Per
H. lsa2oc: Maryland and PENNSYLVANIA rolls. ID.
I55zc; store-pscked. Ohio. Der 10, lsal5lzc: do,
West Virginia and Pennsylvania dairy prints. Per
ID. l51zc
EGGs-1Iaryland. Pennsylvania and nearby frsts.
per doz-. 2 Eastern Shore. Maryland. and Viz
GINA. p Western frzts. p; West Virginia, -
LIVE POCLTRY-spring chickens. per II. Ia
I5lz old hens. Per ID. hesvy-weight lal2z; ducks,
per b. l0c
Maryland and Virginia. per bbi-s fancy. l0oal25;
do snail. Common. 50a75; %. peT lk-bbl basket,
20af0; do, New York assoTtee Ter bol I75a3, cab
lsrre. native per 100 zO0a5f0. do New YORK
State. pcr ton. Z30oa25.0o. cantaouues Anne Arun-
del gems, basket. 4oae5; do. Maryland and Viz
ginis, per crate, Sails. celery, New York per
dozen. Eaf3: corn. native dozen sugar sals. Csl-
York stste. lo-lb. baskets 3Oss5: egE plant. ua-
tive. per basket. 0a25; grapes. New YORK. Con
cords per basket. Has. do, Nizgzras do 13c:
onions. Pennsylvania. yellow. pr bushel. 55a60: Go
New Hork, yellow, per sack. IL; peaches Eastern
Shore. Nd box yellow e9aLI0 do Der box reds.
75aN; do, per carrier, L00aal5g; do. Pc S-baskst
aoaso; mountain, Per Garner. LZ5a200; do, per
A-oasket. soaLl0; DO. uer 2-IS basket. 5sa60:
pears Eastern Shore. Seckel peT basket, $50
do, New York Bartlett. peT Dbl 30aaE: do.
Clapps' Favo-ite per bbL. Z75sS00; squash native,
per basket Ian; tomatoes. native. per measure.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New yc-z. Ser- 2-BUTTER-Receipts. I7Ss
packages Choice rlo5ua-ely active Creamery ez-
TIA G-z5 s-s.s. za2-z. STATE dairy, tubs anes1
-l'1azz; god 70 choice. -s=sa71i5-
EGGs-Rscz.p-s 255 cases Choice n fair de-
uan5- Nearly uri-s. fa1cy, za55- mixed, fancy.
25lZ-- fresh l-sts. La2- seconds. 1z1jiz-
SUGAB-Rs5ned s-elr is IN g1od demaud. with
requests f1T prompt shipments uuuerous. thus IL
6lcatiEg lzzt s-o-ss iE the hands of tie country
51bbsr: net prizes are stiu quoted or the bass
q z0 less z 7er c-u- cash prompt withdrawal
for STANDARD eraa-late5- Raw sugar was steady.
London deet sugar vas 81 higher.
NAVAL STO&ES-Tle local market for spirits
rg-rsuri1e was dun. with -achineuade barrels
a. Sc and az Serar-ah there was t7m market
az 55sc. R1s5l rl-ed cuisr. b1t steady ard IN
changed Tar held steady az $50 fer oil barrels.
MILL FEED-f-e-slsr- moderate demand spring
bran. in l915. slcEs. % arrive. 2i-55; uiidliugs.
sl-o 70 sriye' winter wheat bran, in Io-lb SACKS,
ZE
OATs-str7us. bur azizt- No. xhi5e. new. 55isa
s. No white new 55-s7r. No 3 vEf-e 7f5.
No . mixed. new. 81 new white. % arrive. 55a63-
FLOUR->T1-S- far trading srr1Ez pateuA
57s6s. spring c-e-rS. E-5ai-51. winter s-raiglts,
15li.55- clears. S5.55as01- kansas straights. IL
s-css 4651tsl. Kansas clears. 5s5a4--
RYE FLOUR-AI5ds-lte deaIinss- We quote
il5a5--5
COEN1IEAL-SlurE1r. snail supply. Eiln-dried
f1- export. z5ll355: c1arse meal in bags. LssaI7l
HAE-Eeceiu-s. 20 tons. Demand moderate. Prime
timothy. g. Nc. :. s-asz5-; No. ,. 75a77iz: No. ;
55s-l.
sTRAv-FHn- in snail supply. Long rye. s5aso.
EEEE-Srr1--- Elol6-8re demand Family. 7.00a
10 packet, I5o1a-5.5o.
POEh-Firm- inactive trade Mess. 16Glal6 50:
family. lsEa-S51
TALLOw-Llsat demand City. in hosshsads.
5E-
BAED-St-o-g1r Prime Western E10: CITY
255 refined Continent los5; South American. Il %:
refined Brazilian, key ESQ city stearine liza
il7sc- o,ecs-earine. nominal: New YORK. 2; chi
cago, IA
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Sept 2-Fl1ur wzs quiet and lHsless,
with the demand light and Indifferent frCu every
sourcs- Oats were steady, with a sod demand
fer the better g-zdss- Rye frm and UNCHANGED:
nil feed STEADY. FouowinE are the oessial prioes
here to-day;
WHEAT-StrouE. Spot contract. sS1ss9Ss; spot
No. red Western. L0oaLoo's; September. ss1ssss5s
Ocsober. ssi4 asked: Decsmbsr. L007saL6I; steamer
No red s5as55s. receipts. a az bushels, exports
IszOl0 bushels: So1thsrn b. sample slaes; Southern
On srade. ssEsssE-
FLOUR-Wiurer extra. S=oas.65. DO. clear. 5s5a
s0o- do straIsht. 4C5atso; Go. patent, 455aa 20
spring clear. saoai-7o; do, st-aight. 5.oa555 Do,
patent 575a500. Ciry Mills best patent 6I9- do.
hizh-grads patent, 5-o5; do. high-grads straight
as. do choice family. As; do. extra 3-50a375.
Rye Hour. medium 70 choice. 4-25as5o- C0ru-eal.
per 100 lbs Lsozl-9o-
meu-s from elevators. 7065 bushels The quotations
fo- new cats on spot were; White No. 2 52saa5sls
do No. ; 5ISsz52A; do. No. 4. 4s5za55s mixed No.
. sIa5Isz; do. No 3 4si5a50.
RYE-stock II elevators. 81 bushels; shipments
from eIersto-s. 10 bushels
HAY-No- : timothy. large bales. 1iooals 50: No.
timothy L5 11a13-50: No. 3 timothy 10 50aI2 30.
No. . clo7er mixed. s5OaI0.50
STRAW-Ssrzizht ne. fair 70 choice. I4U0al4 50 !.
straight re No . i250al300; tangled re (blocksl
5oa100 90, wheat Cblocks1. far to choice Zooa75a
cats. good 70 prime. S.9oas-58.
MILL FEED-SIring BRAN IN lol-lb- sacks. a 5la
GM- Western uiddlinEs. l00-lb- SACKS 265osZ7 90:
white uiddings, in I00-Ib. SACKS. 500oasl0o. City
NILS rniddlings in l0o-Ib sacks. S50aZ7.00; City
Mills bTzl, il Ioo-I5- SACKS, 25ooa25-o0-
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
GUGGENHEIN INTEREST SMALL
Few Shares Remaining in American
Smelling Company.
Old Officers Are Reelected at Har-
mOniOus Annual
Meeting.

New York. Sept 2-The annual meet
ing Of the American Smelling and Rein
ing Company was held to-day. and il gave
the public an opportunity TO learn the
truth concerning rumors connected with
activity IN the stock during the past
month, when at one tine it reached I07,
due 10 a general understanding that the
Rockefeller interests had obtained con-
troll OF the company.
From the fact that the old officers Of
the company were all reelected. and that
the meeting was entirely harmonious. It
is certain that If the Rockefeller holdings
have not been disposed Of no effort was
made at the annual meeting 10 secure
representation
One surprising revelation was the state
ment from q semi-of1cial quarter that the
holdings Of the Guggenheims are so small
at this time as 10 cut scarcely any figure.
Il was said that the GUggenheim stock
IS not over 5000 shares, and may be as
low as 200.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New Tork. Sept 2-CATTLE-Rsoeipt 2as3
head; TOP grades steady 20 lower; general market for
steers 70 20 Is cents of; bulls and COWS steadv-
Steers. zooas-75; bulls. 2Saae5s cous. Is5a4as.
CALTES-Recsirts. 2s5e head: market SOW; but
termiIks and grassers barely steady; ali sold Feals
50laa25: cuIs E1la475: butter1niIks and s1asss7s.
s01aa25
SHEEP AND LANBs-Reoeipts. $50 sheep:
sheep STEADY; lambs slow and 10 70 Is csuts lower
sheer. 25lai.59. lambs. 5noa65 -
HOGS-RecC5pts. $50 head. market lowe Al -05
A. 3. few head n
ChicaFo. sept 2-CATTLE-Recefpts. q 900 head
market % 70 l5 cents lower. Prime besres 5a-75-
pocr TO MEDIUM Z6fa5 80: stockers and feeders "a
az 50; and heifers Z-5a56l- oanue7s L75aZ 20.
Texars 35la5U
HoGS-Receirts. 200 head; 11arket cents low
er- Light 6l5s6-s3; rough. s2oa6s5: mixed. 625a
6s5; heavy. 651ass5; pigs A5la55
sHEEP-Reoeipts 50o9 head; market steady 10
3 cents lower. Native sheep 2laasI5- Western
sheep, ZSlas-23: native lambs. $500; Wes.era
lambs, 3-25s609.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
p - Il rhoIessls-


EUTTER-C reauerE fancy. E5a95- do Western
frzts, zaz- Do, seconds. -sa20 rr0oess fancy 2ia
.. Co. far 70 good I3azI; dairy, cboice I7aIs:
good e stcre-uacke1. fresh. e
CHEESE-New York State fac1ory. larze. I3. do
small I3aIS74; de-. sumner. snail. I25zal3: Viz
Enia. lo-
EGGs-Nsar-by fresh. Virginia. loss Of. .. aver
age. GaZ. West Virginia and Southwest Virriuia
2; Teuuezsee l9. North Carolina 19
LIVE POULT2E-Chiczens. fancy spring BaI7.
hens, Eal-z. ro1sters- = ducks. large. g; do snail
sis. Ee9zc. 6as; t1rhe7s. toms. pe- lb.. LaI4. do
hens lLaL4- do. thin. s. keats l1
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys. hens undrawn
per H. l5al6; de-, ave-age, uudrawu IsaI5; Do thin
I5. toms L51Ii. cticEsus. spunc large IS: do
snl9 l5al6; 1es cnolce l-al5; roos-ers. 3; ducks.
HAP. geese. sal0
DRESSED MEATs-Hams. country. sugar cured.
I3aI6
VEGETABLES -Potatoes. home er1v7- ner r,sbsl
6sa75- new. per bhL. 2Za275. North Carolina uer
bb- 5oa2o9- Norfokz 251a275- sweet potatoes rer
Dbl 20oa25l- yams per b5I-. Ls5a2l5: cabbage. Der
bbL Loa200i do. Early Eo-k. per bbI-. L0eaI.25:
celery. North Carolina. pcr crate 250a300. egr.
ruce. home grown. Der basket. 75aI25: onions Ber-
mudas Per crate LelalZ5; Go. Maryland and Viz
gnia. pcr hbL L6oa2I5; tomatoes. nearby Per crate
s5aL00; squash. per Dol. 5s75-
GREEN FBUITS-OrauEes per box. zs0a4 CO. do
California uarels- 21la5-oo; grape fruit per box
2-511all- peaches. per SIX basket carris- 75aI %
do. per box 5oal5; cantaloupes. per crate. s5a59
pIueapples. per crate, L51aL75. hrckleberries per
quart. 6a9i apples. new. ger bb-. 50aLO0: do rsr
busbel. 5a75; pls. per busheI. Lj0a209: wate-nel-
ons each oal5; pineapules. Florida crate L50ai 70
SUNDRIES-BeesWaX- 2, tallOW. s; honey white
clover, 4b- new IS Co.. Zlb-- neE. ioal2: ginseng
per lb., 59oa6.e3; Seneca pr 10, 20; Golden Seal
s1as5: Pink Root. I2al4: Mand-ake 2s3: Snake Root
3
DRIED FRUITS-Apries. sliced fancy Sal; do
sliced bright. {; cherries 10: blaekberres 1: who-te-
berries. 90. rsspberrias I2al5.
GkAIN-Nhsat. Southern. on grade sasi: ne
75as0; corr shee5. white sss95; do yellow Sass;
Do. car. Aelai-5; cats. Western white. No p s4as5
do. mixed. $3.50
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. washed. free Of bars.
Der D.. 25a-si do. unwSsned. tree Of lI-s per H.
1a1; do, bury, ps- h. Ta1s; hi5es green per b.
S Co, o1y, III ID. 6dlls sheepskiHs green. each.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished b E ? Huttoa & Co,
members q TIE Nev Yo-k STOCK Exchange and the
ChicaEo Board Of Trade. G. Bowie ChipEan. man
zgsr. Lgl T street northwest
Chicago. SEPT o-TLere Vas q broad. active uar-
Eet in wheat the strength Il tie nearby positions
not only n Chicago. but az tie ssabuard. appeared
70 be the dominating influence ard carried the entire
ls- I'd
There vas r--sh % hcy Decsn1er co-n and Nay
b. the commission houses and a E1od deal q neTv-
rs-s1ess over the talk Of 4 squeeze IN September
with a heavily ovcrS5ld position
Oats we-e s--crE making D. snail frzcttcn new
high levels. snail receipts. covering o. shorts and
commission house buying was reported. but there
was zood selling on the adrance-
Provisions were active and strong. with good gen-
eral demand on tie snail stocks reported and light
-r4ss Of r7-
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Sept 2-MOney On cal today opened
az Per cent highest H. lowest J. closing Izs-
Most Of The tine loans were a. ! per cent
Tine money was IN somewhat better demand. II
being offered quite freely Rates IL 70 psr
cent for sixty days 70 p. per cent for ninety
days, "a % per cent for four months. 20 81
per cent for i've and SIX months
Mercantile paper was taken moderztelv Rates
5% 20 Is Der cent for sixty 70 ninety days. IN
doEsed 5s receivable. to - ner cent for cho5oe
four and six months. single names. Der cent for
others
1larEet for sterling was strong. with rates ;
points higher Rates Sixty dzys Ssl8as $50 de-
msnd. SEALS: cables. s6as s5l5. Commercial
bills were scarCe a. As3isa4 81 Tie supply Of e-ain
and cotton bills Vas scarcs.