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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-09
WALL PAPER

The attention our new line attracts
and the enthusiasm it is stirring up
in all who see it, is the best evidence
that, as usual, we are in the lead and
lnve hit the emark,
GEO, w. EBERT & co.
81 Main.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-09

NEW YORK, May S.-James X
Hackett, the actor, today fled a volun.
tary petition in bankruptcy, giving his
Liabilities as $l26,456 and his assets at
S144. The actors wife, Mary Manner
ing Hackett, has the largest claim, $780,
900. Daniel Hanna of Cleveland is
named as a creditor for $4,000 in
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CALIFORNIA EXCURSIONS
Via O. S. L. and s. 2.

MAY G to b. inclusive. San Fran
cisco and return, $3.50, To San Fran
cisco and return Zone way via
Portland). $46.50. To Los Angeles and
return, $35,75. To Los Angeles and
return Zone way via Portland), $55.75
Tickets limited to October 81. Stop
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Ada Rehan Ill,

NEW YORK. May SIN such poor
health that she was assisted on board
the steamer, Miss Ada Rehan, the ac.
tress, sailed for Southampton today.
She expects to return in October
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OGDEN AND RETURN $1.00

Via D. & R. G., Sunday. May 9.
Trains leave Salt Lake 1925 a. m
and l p. IN.
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FREE RIDE TO LAURELHURsT

Halfhour trips all afternoon today
from end of Penitentiary car line. Go
OuC.
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$50 ROUND TRIP. CALF.
Actor Hackett Bankrupt.

Ask Salt Lake Route, 100 S. Main st.
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ATTRACTIONS FOR WEEK.

''NS 'S>S rSH
SALT LAKE THEATER-lsurns- :
johnson fight at sydney IN NOV
Ing pictures. All the week, be-
ginning Monday, :
COLONIAL. THEtTER-"A mes .
sage from Mars" All the week, :
beginning tonight. :
THE BUNGALOW-"By Right OF >
Sword All the week. begin :
ming tonight. :
GRAND THEAIER-".Au Jer- .
uslla.' All the week, beginning :,
tonight :.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-09

Cole and Johnson. the clever negro
players, began an engagement at the
farce called 1.-The Red Moon which
gave great Joy TO the inhabitants of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-09

Miss Maude Adams, at the Empir
theater, is in the twentieth week of he
engagement there, acting IN Mr.. Bal
rios charming play, "What Ever
Woman Knows.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-29
.KIERAN TRIES TO BUY BANK
Formed Syndicate to Finance Fidel-
ity Company.
Tells of Now Owing Bank and Other
stock, at Hearing in New
York.

New York. Jan 2S.-Petrick J. Kieran,
former president Of the defunet Fi5eiity
Funding Company. appeared voluntarily
before United States Commissioner
Thomas Alexander to-day, and told Of his
present assets. Before the hearing was
concluded, Mr.. Kieran and his attorney
promised that Kieran's private books
would be produced when the hearing IS
continued on Wednesday next
The most interesting development Of
the day was with relation 10 q scheme or
Kieran and his friends for getting control
of the Windsor Trust Company. and later
merging it with the Empire Trust Com
pany and the United States Mortgage and
Trust Company. The purpose OF the in
tended merger, Mr.. Kieran testified, was
the financing OF the Fidelity Funding
Company. The scheme fell through be-
cause Of lack Of cash.
In addition 10 his claim against the
Windsor Trust Company. Mr.. KisTan said
he now had $4,000 paid in on a $4,000
subscription to the United Empire Bank
OF Toronto, ard S1i5.Oo0 life insurance,
most Of which he said, vas pledged.
This hearing had TO do with the bank
TuptCy proceedings instituted against
Kieran Individually But tomorrow
morning Mr. Kieran viii appear before
Special Master Peter 3 Olney, IN con
nectOn with the bankruptcy proceedings
against the Fidelity Funding Company.
That hearing viii then be adjourned until
February 10
The Washington herald., 1909-01-29
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York Jan 8.-The market for sterling today
vas strong. With rates ten points higher There vas
. fair inquiry and little Offering Of bills Ratss for
actual business closed: Sixty days 4sa5al ss95: de-
mand, As7s5ai-s75o; cables, 4G8oalSa
Commercial biIls were 4ss5s for sixty DAYS and
4s4l+aAsi@. for ninety days Flour 0ils were 1853
fer sixty DAYS The supply OF grain and cotton Oils
vas moderate.
Money on call at the stock exchange today. opened
at - Der cent; highest. ?; loEest. IL: closing.
Most q tie DAYS loans were Al IA per cert
Tine money was Tery EASY being only Iisht de-
EsDd. offerings being made more freely At reduced
rates. Rates. 10 Is Dcr cent for sixty days; 2.
for ninety DAYS % 10 p for four months. and
uomiualy a. i've, SIX. and seven months Most bIds
FOR SIX months money, however. we're % per cent
per cent being offered only on lover GRADES Of col
lateral
Mercantile paper could SIN be placed on The
largest volume that the present OUTPUT VIII allow
Absorption Of the choice varieties today was ~
cellent. and Of ordinary paper far. Rates 81 10
per cent for sixty and ninety DAYS in5o-sed bins re-
ceiysbei 81 10 "a for choice four and SIX months
single names. and - to for others.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-29
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Judged by actual sales business en- the
Washington Stock Exchange was small
yesterday, but from the standpoint OF
efforts 10 buy on the part Of brokers
interested in local stocks and bonds. the
session was anything but e dull one
The feature Of the day was the con-
tinued demand for traction shares and
bonds. There vas q cali for Washing
ton Railway and Electric Is and for the
bonds Of two or three Of the subsidiary
companies. bids on the latter advancing
70 a level with the recent higher prices
OF the securities OF the holding and man
aging company. Railway common went
into new high territory at 422s, and the
preferred shares went as high as SO for
small lots. which is the highest price
upon the present movement.
In number OF sales Bell Telephone was
the leader Of the market. the shares
selling from Is 20 \ above par.
Washington Gas sold or a quarter Of q
point from the highest. and was not in
great demand.
The bank shares. attracted small atten-
ton
Two sales OF Gas certificates were made
az I07.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-29
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.



BUTTER CTeameTy. fancy. sla32; Western ArSts.
.: seconds BAL. process. fancy. 2iaZ5: fair 70
good. Ea2i: csiTy. ehoics. las: good. IS: store
packed. fresh. Is
CHEEsE-New Tork State fancy. large. l5l; do.
small. Is.
West Virginia ard Southwest Virginia, 2: Tsunes-
see o: North Carolina. 3
LIVE POULTRy-Chieksns. Bali; hens Il.
ROSTERS. s; ducks large, l2aH; do, snail DaII:
geese 7zs; do. fancy. l0al2; tu-keyS tons. II:
do hens Is TURKEYS thin. Z. keats IGaIa
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys. IsaZ: thin Iq1.,
Il. chickens. Is. hens choice. Is: ROSTERS. Sac:
ducks. Has; gees. LAS; caP0us pounds average
pound. o; snail. IS
DRESSED MEATs-Cslres. faH dressed. ualz.
DO. heads OF, uaI2; hog dress caiTes. 70: hams
c5uutry. sugar cured, l2sH; bogs, snail and prat
per cwt. 80; DO. ns4-un, I00a7.5O; do. he.vv'
6oCa7cd
CANE Rabbits. pr dozen 2ooaz5o: kits r5al %.
quail. f2rcg zoos2.2s: snail. 20oa23; Sguirrsl,'
each eas: oDossgms. each. Gale
EGETABLES-Pot9 homegrown. ner h,,sh.s
s5s70; per Dbl. l-75a20oi Eastern Shore Der ~
L75aZo0. sweet potstoes peT bbl.. L25al 80; -aus
Per Dbl. l90zLS; carrots PER 81, L25aI59 c7,c1u
hers per basket L002LJ: cucumber PICKLES n-r
basket. 75alz5; casbags Der b0l.. La0zl-50: eanH-
hczeT psT Dbl, 2sa2aa. >=az=J. peT d0z sfaIks
s9s59; lima beans per Ct zalo; ouions peT b,1sarl
60s-5: Maryland and Virginia per bbl Lsasl
Ohio per bbl-. L5jal-s5; pumpkins. Per Dbl. sOs.5
squash PEI bbl. 75al-z-
GREEN FRUITS-OTangss. Der bon. Z5zlOo.
ETzpo fruit. per box S0ai-5e; spplss. ring per
obi: 10oz3.5: Yo-k Imperial packed. l0ea4 %
Ben Davis. packed. 35aLZ5; Vine sap packed
3.75as.50; Albemarie Pippin, <0oa51: good to
prime, 20os3eo; poo- 20 fair, L55azeo; Opeu-head
barrels comnon 70 good, Lo0aL5o; fancy table
fruit 25oa3.5c; cT7nbeuies, Cape Cod. per Dbl
5.0oaS.S; do. pcr standard crate. Z00a2Z5; pine
apples Florida ger crate, 3oos4oo-
DRIED FRUiTS-Apples, sliced. fancy. 4; do.
sliced. bright 81; cherries, z; blzckberries 4.
EboTtle5eTries. 70: rzSpbe--ies. =
GRATN-Wheat. Southern. On grade, gar09: re
75as9 CON- seilsd. white. 6sa7Z; do yellow, san
new, ear, 375sieo; cats. Western white No 2
$3.50. do. mixed. 55a53
hay AND STRAW-Hay. Western, No. l. Is5az
= %: No. 2 n0Oal255; mixed. ILOOsIZ0e. Straw.
tJe, bundle. E0al8 50; ne machine thrashed I0na
la5o; wheat. e0oss50: cat straw. Der ION. sOozs 90
The Washington herald., 1909-01-29
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Kennedy Brothers have had plans made
by Architect A. H Sonneman for eight
three-story brick and frame dwellings 10
be erected in Twenty-third street. be-
tween the numbers 2S2l and 2SSS north
west, 10 cost in the neighborhood Of So
00e. Work on the buildings viii be rushed
along in order 10 get them on the mar
ket as soon as possible
Franklin T. Sanner has sold the Wilton
apartment house. at 1891 Seventeenth
street northwest, to a local buyer. who
made the purchase for an investment.
The consideration was $4,000 The build
ing contains three stories and fifteen
apartments. is entirely detached. and is
20 feet wide and rs feet deep. The
negotiations were made by H V Bouic.
Of Moore * Hill
James F. Magee has bought from John
". Brswner. through Boss & Phelps. the
residence at ~ B street northwest. for
$500. The house Is comparatively new.
having been built but a few years ago
Ewaid Schmidt has bought from II. C.
-,lrge and ". 3. Hoover, trustees. the
tlree-stoTy Roman brick dwelling at 81
Florida avenue northwest. the price not
being announced The sale was made
through Thomas J. Owen & Son, auc-
tioneers. The building contains nine
rooms and a bath, and IS modernly
equipped and furnished throughout.
Stone & Fairfax recently sold the two
story and cellar brick dwelling with
stone trimmings at 27z5 First street
northwest, which tae purchaser will oe-
cupy as q home This house Is OF the
reception hall plan, containing seven
rooms and bath, with all modern improve
ments; heated by hot air system. This
is one OF the several houses recently
erected by Francis A Blundon at this
location
Thomas c. Hom!Her has bought from
Jesse H. Wilson. trustee, part Of the
HomiHer home place at Z52 Wisconsin
avenue northwest, for $3.50
Clarence H Hoskinson, of perwood
Nd, has bought from Jacob Horn. of
Georgetown. three two-story brick dwell
ings at Twenty-thirG street and ..rxinia
avenue northwest. as an Investment.
Fred a. Linger. Of 500 n street north
west, has purchased Of Charles r. MIR
The Washington herald., 1909-01-29
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YoTk Jan E.-BUTTER- Receipts. $50
passages. FanC. steady. Creamery, extra. 2saS2;
frsts 27z2s; state dairy tubs. poor 10 fair. za2s
EGGS-Receipts. sg2 cases Firm. Nearby
white, fancy. s3ss. Co mixed. fancy. 81; fresh
f7ts. ~. do seconds &iza29
MILL. FEED-Steady; trade inactive Spring
bran, bob sacks. to arrive. 800: standard rilI-
ing. $50. city bran 2-8 N bulk: Western red
dOz- 70 arrive. 800; Einser wheat bran in lGe-Ib
SACKS. &l0
OATS-Poor demand. No :. white. 5s5ka55: Nc. 2.
white. 56aS7; No g. white, 5s1zz551z; No. 2 mixed
"a natural and e.ipped. white On tracs 5sss2
FLOTR-fifm; more inquiry. Spring patents.
565a5s0. spring Gears. 4Eai 90: winter straigh4s
4sla4-so; clears A25ai.5s Kansas ssrziFhtS in
sacks. 4soa5-l0, Kansas clears. zZ5a4 -
RYE FDOER-Trads IS guiet. We quote: 41oas 81.
CORN MEAIs-Ssteady business; Inactive KIN
dried for expert. ss5; coarse meal. IN bags.
ls5alI
BUCKWHEAT FI.OUR-Unchsuzed: trade is
slow Quoted. 230s28
HAT-Receip,s. 100 tons; fat, snail dealings
Prime tinUthy. SizA9S; No. l. Ls0aI ~: No. 2.
75ase No. 3 sac
STRAW-Recsipss. @ tens; weak. snail Trans
actions. long re, La5zle
BEEF-steady, moderate dealings Family. la
&c 90; packet lzoazl5oo.
PORK-Sfeady; light trade. Ness IS T5aI7. 3.
family Is51al9O9
TALLOW-steaay: little demand City, ia hhds..
CENTS
LARD rchzngod- Prime Western. SEQ: city.
sc; refined. continent. I0is: South American
1e-s5; refined Brazilisn. kegs. I25: oleosteariue
AZ; lard stesT-ue, d1l, New Yozk. la; Cai-
Czgo Hea
The Washington herald., 1909-01-29

Quotations furnished By ". B. Hibhs & Co. mem
oe-s q the New York Gotten Exchange. Hibbs
Building, . fifteenth street northwest
Mex Y0rk Jan. zs-Cotton opened steady TO-DAY
az unchanged prices 70 tEo points higher. With
the opening trades came rrnor Of the formation
q new bear pool. which checked the activity
q me bulls, and started rsid Of heavy selling 10
sreaz The market Pros melted away under the as
sa1t. which vas oniy checked when prices had been
reduced five Or SIX prints by good commission
house buying From this point the market -stcseiisd
al q lower leEei. and hold arnly for the rcst q
The DAY The closing prices q March and Nav
were above the opening. and the latter months
were very firm
Receipts at the ports xers 5000 bzles. against
8ssS last week, and s2-5O last rear. For TIE week
Loo bales. against 3H.I& last week. ard zse07I
last year. Receipts at Nex Orleans were ~
bales, against SIS last year. and at Houston.
sg5l bales. against l7G7s last wear
The Washington herald., 1909-01-29
WIS. Wright Receixes $1,000.

BY the terms Of the wiz OF jeremiah
P E. Kumier, fled yesterday for pro
bate. his daughter, Mrs. Anne X. Wright
is made principal beneficiary, receiving
S10.000 It is stated in the document that
this provision is made to equaiize the
financial condition of his two daughters.
Mrs Wright and Mrs. Ella X Nickel
vey. Mrs. Abby S. Kumler. his wife. is
left the residue Of the estate At heE
death. an additional $500 goes 10 Mrs
Wright. The testator died on January 3
The Washington herald., 1909-01-29
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Jan. 2s.-Wheat Eas firm. corn active
ard strong. cats sieady ne duh. and -four quiet.
WHEAT-Spot contract. L0SaL0S5E; spot No. ?
red Weston. L0sizaI.0s34 January. LosaL0sZ; Feb
uIsry. L0sl4al1sik: March Lesst. May LiBsa1lost ;
steamer No. red I05al 0j54 receipts 10 s07 bush
els; Southern on grade L05sICs
C0RN-Spot contract 665sa67. January. s57sas7
February, es7sss7; March. e5ss557s; May. sd
steamer mixed. sl7sas5; receipts. ss.774 bushels
southern whita corn. Gizasglz Southern yellow
corn, 6isss55ss
oAIS-St0ck in elevators. fsa.SS7 bushels. ship
menis from elevators. 5ig- bushels. The quotations
for oats on spot were: White. No 2 s5a55iS; do.
Nc. ;, 54s5fz: do. No !. 55s5siz; mixed. No .
q; do. No. 5 55a5slz
RYE-StocS IN elevators 49, - bushels shipments
from eierators. 3.f1l bushels No. Western ne
s2aS2is: Ne. Western rye. uptown delivery, 50:
bag lots. Is 70 quality ard coBditi0n g5asI-
FLOUR-Winte- extra. 40oas-29; wistcr clear
ASsa4o 90: winter straight. 463as.75; winter patent
5ooa5.l0; spring clear A5sa455i spring straight
isca5-b: spring patent, 5.soas.s5; City Mills best
patent, el5; do. hiEhgrzde patent So; do high
grade straight. SOS: DO. choice family. -, do
extra, 3T5s3-s1- Rye -four. medium to choics, lZ5a
80 Corumeal per 100 his L7aal-s5.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-29
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore, Jaa- &.-Quo;ations as established by
the Baltimore ETuit and Produce Association are
RUTTER-CTesmery. fancy. pc- ID, 5sa905s; imi-
tation, ZaA; Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls. ia
g; store-p1cked Ohio. lsal7; do West Virginia and
PENNSYLVANIA 6airT prints. I7ais-
EGGS-Marylsnd, Pennsylvania, and rezr-by irsts.
3; Eastern Shore Maryland and Virginia e;
Western lists. 3 West Virginia. .
LIVE POJLTRf-SrriuZ chickens. per h. lsal5:
hens. heavyweight Der p, Ia; ducks. Der h.
Ral5; do. white Pekins per h.. l2sH; geese. per
10. llali; pigeons. young pair. l5a9a; do Old pair
Is; guinea fowl old each. 3; do young. II lbs.
and over. each. 3: turkeys Young hens. per 10.
lsa1o; young scb6lcrs per b. lsals; do. small aud
thin PER H. llal2: Old toms. per H. issl7
DRESSED POULTRY Turkeys, cho;cs fat
young hczs III ID. %: mixed. young and Old
Sab; old toHs. itaI5; poor SDd thin Izal3 Chick
ems. straight young. per h. l1al5; mixed. young
and old, lSell Decks. ehoice. Fat, per u, issls
Geese, nearby. choice. per D., I0al2 Capons.
rs. and over. psT IT,, q. snail and mixed. lsals:
sligs, PER 10, 1sals
The Washington herald., 1909-01-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. Jan. 3. -CATTLERecsipss. ISu
head. steady; dressed beef quiet
VES-ReceIptS. 81 head: dressed Veals steady.
SHEEP AND LAsiBS-Rsceipts A6s0 head
market steady. sheep, 30oa4.3 PER 100 Ihs.: lanbs
{. oos7 &C; calls. z25as-4
HOGS Receipts, l.5ae head; steady. Prime heaTy
STATE hoss. SO per 100 los.
Chicago Jan. S-CATTLE-Rsceipts. ZOO head
steady PF;ne beeyes S2Sa7.5; poor AI5a5 2: stock
erS ard feeders. 300a5s0: COWS and heifesS 25aSG.
cannsrs asses: Texans. 2S1z5so
HOGS Receipts. GO head; market cruts lover.
Light s5lss.Io; rorgh s7ss5 IS; heavy. 5s0ss o.
mixed & l0z6-50. -igS. 4sg150
SHEEP-Receipts. l4ooe head; market q % q
osuts lower Sative and Western sheep. 3zaSsa:
native iarabs. A5os7.se: Western lambs. 47sz-.z
The Washington herald., 1909-01-29
WASHINGTON cATTro MARKET.

CATTLZEztra. DIR 1Et. s5caa q; hu;ehe-. AZ.
$50. coGEon. zocsS.ee.
Hocs-Per ewt-, grss sOosssi orainnrJ. Du
e<t 590a50
LAMBS-Choice = medium easlS
SHEEP-Pr11e. 4o0zs. 50; common. S00z1z
CALVES-Prme. per h., 8; medium sss.z
gas,
zsooaso-oo: cd and dr.. l00aiSoa.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-29
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished b. " 3 Hibbs Co. uen-
bers q the Cheap Board Of Trade. Eihbs Build
inz = Fifteenth street northwest
Chicago, Jan &-Wheat was hrm today. with
duh trading ard a ve-y narrow range q prices The
bulls stoppcd any efort % break prices and they
held nTu u the close There VAS almost an entire
absence x ucWs and Tire market dragged along il
llstlsss fashion al day.
Com opened unchanged and was Tsry dull. with
little fuctuatiou IN prices
Oats we're more active than other grains. with
ITicss FIN and within nzrrow ranss
Provisions were active and stronger thsn for unsnv
DAYS, prices advancing on good demand from local
nsfssre during he dav
The Washington herald., 1909-01-29
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.

Alexandria. Va. Jan. zS.-JOseph Tram
nell. charged with the murder Of Frank
Peacock. was sane at the time OF the
murder. but is insane now. This was a
verdict given at o'clock this afternoon
BY a jury al Fairfax Court House. Judge
Thornton presiding. after listening 10
arguments for two days. Trammeu vii.
shortly be taken to the State asylum at
Stanton. Va
The murder OF Peacock occurred last
October. The case was a hard fought
one. and there was an array Of legal
talent on both sides. Trammen was
represented by Attorneys Moore. Barbour,
< Keith. Walter T. Oliver. and F. 5. Nc
Caadlish. The peoples case was con
Quoted by Commonwealth Attorney c. B.
Ford. assisted by Wilson N. Farr-
A verdict Of not guilty was given this
afternoon by q jury IN the case OF Charles
Dean, indicted for larceny in connection
with the purchase Of liquor alleged 10
have been stolen last July from the
Southern Railway Company.
Garrett Sullivan to-day Instituted suit
n TIE circuit court Tor this city against
the Washington. Alexandria and Mount
Vernon Electric Railway Company TO re-
cover S109o0 damages.
Funeral services over the body Of SiIas
B. Grove. who was killed at the Potomac
Railroad freight yards Monday. were held
at O'Clock this afternoon from his home.
211 North Payne street. The services
were conducted by Rev. G. I. Humphreys.
Berkley n. Richards meathOUse at An
Mandate. Fairfax County, Va. was en-
tered by thieves some time last night
and robbed Of about Loo pounds Of meat.
together with several sets OF harness,
saddles, and other articles.
Miss Margaret Robinson. tventy-one
years old. wife Of Walter Robinson. died
last night AZ her home, near the Ma
honeysville distillery. west Of this city.
Funeral services over the body Of Miss
Eliza ". Smith will be held al I'D
O'Clock tomorrow morning from Christ
Protestant Episcopal Church. Burial viii
be in the Presbyterian Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-29
In.tnIIntinn nf nfficer.-

Mount Vernon Hive, Of the Ladies OF
the Maccabees, held their annual installa-
ton OF officers and initiation OF members
AT Pythian Temple. Lillian N. HOLSTER,
supreme commander Of the I. O. 7. N.
Of the world, was the installing officer,
assisted by Mrs. Anna Griffith.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-29
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Reg7lar CAL. 2 O'Clock noon.
Washington Gas certinctss. 500 AZ lg
Potonae Electric Light s.. Sa09 at lBsH.
washington Railway and Electric coumon, 50 az
= - az A. 50 q -. % Al ssS.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred, at
81 70 az SEA. 10 at g, 50 al So, 80 at ssAs.
Washington Gas. az 20
Bel Telephone q Peansylssnia. 70 at Iee4s. 10 At
ioos- 10 at l0011. 70 al zoos. % At looS
Union Savings Bank, 70 at 20
After call
kiEgs National Bank. ! a. so
Washington Gas . Al 50
Washington Gas certificates $50 al 1T
Followirg are the bid and ASKED prices on yczter-
day Washington Stock Exchange.
Gas EnNDS
The Washington herald., 1909-01-29

New YORK. Jan. &-WHEAT-Frn. hut quiet
No Northern Duluth. 70 arrive. Lis,s: No red
T. O. b.. LIgis. No. : hard. New YORK T. o. h..
Llsi.; No Maczroui. Lei;z. Z. O. h: No North
eTu Manitoba. Z o. b.. Ll6zt: No. Manitoba
Z o b.. Li5A- Exporters took loads
CORN-Steady; less inquiry. No elevator. 10
arrive, 20; No, 2 Z. 0. B.. SPOT. s7lsH6S: No z to
arrive S. T. o. b. No 2 yellow O. b.. 81
No. 2 white, {. O B.. nominal Exporters took
loads
RYE-sloR No ?, sIE. oh
The Washington herald., 1909-01-29
TRAMMELL DECLARED INSANE
Was Charged with Murder of Frank
Peacock, October Last,
Jury Finds Charles Dean Not Guilty
in Liquor Case-NeSvs OF
Alexandria.

Alexandra News Agency, sc1 King street. Alex
sndria. Va. Euth0-ized agents and carriers foE
Ire WashinEton Herald. TIE Herald VII b ds-
sr6-is Tor - cents q meath.
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ray two six-room frame dwellings at
120l and 1915 Thirty-seventh street north
west
The Washington herald., 1909-01-29

J. l. Leverton & Co, at lib G stree;
northwest. IS having plans made 10 move
10 the new five-story building located
across the street
The Washington herald., 1909-01-29

Herbert G. Lord, OF Boston. Mass. IS
having plans made by a Boston architect
for a furniture storage warehouse TO
be erected in Clifton street. between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets. The
building is 10 have a front OF light brick
and stone, VIII be six stories high, and
cover the entire lot, 20 by 1sS feet Ce-
ment and steel construction viii be en-
plOyed throughout
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished tg W. 3. Hfbbs . O..
nsnbeH New YORK Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
inS. - Fifteenth street northwest
CALL MONEY=SALES RY HoTRs.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore. Jan. 1-FoiloTins are tbs sales and
on ths most actiFs securities listed GO
the Baltimore Stock Exchange:
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Quotations furnished b. " B. Hibbs & Co. mem
be-s New YORK Stock EzchauSe, Hibbs Binding,
y Fifteenth street northwest
The Washington herald., 1909-01-29

Garrett Sullivan to-day Instituted suit
in the Circuit Court for this city against
the Washington. Alexandria and Mount
Vernon Electric Railway Company TO re-
cover $1,000 damages.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-29

Robert Allen has started the erection
OF two six-room brick dwellings on the
east side OF Thirty-third street. 10 be
known as 1O5T and 1883 Thirty-third
street
The Washington herald., 1909-01-29

The two old buildings at the northwest
corner OF ThiTty-first and K streets north
west are being demolished, preparatory
&c the improvement Of the corner with
q new building.