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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-04-11
A Reliable Medicine-Not a Narcotic.

Mrs. +. MART, St. Joe, Mich, says: "Our
little boy contracted severe bronchial
trouble ana as the doctors medicine did
not cure him, | gave him F0ley'S Honey
and Tar Compound in which | have great
faith. Il cured the cough we'll rs the
chokin-: and Sag2ing spells. and he got well
in Il short time. FOleA : Honey and Tar
Compound has many tunes saved us much
trouble and we are never without il in the
house" The genuine i in II yellow pack
Stnr & o..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-04-11

Lame Shoulder is nearly always due to
rheumatism of the muscles, and quickly
yields 10 til" free Application of CAcmber-
lafn'S Iiniment Sold everywhere.
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Bonds tsuns PAID .......$ 1.Goi00
deposits i'll savings banEs 4,R004
Deposits in national
tdlthS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .isls0l2
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LIABILITIES

Twenty-one unpaid death
claims ......4...........gSIS Gi0 On
Salary of treasurer 49, 6a5I
Premiums paid in advance 12S90
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-04-11

The Beauty of the Easter Season
reflected in our store in the
splendid gathering of Spring
Wearables
The Washington herald., 1911-08-19

as 1t was feared they might, but relates
simply to. a readjustment Of the working
forces
This arrangement can be no reason for
selling stocks, and the mystery who
sold Union Pacific is still .u1-
solved. Many persons are beginning TO
believe that H. c.. Frick, wise as he
has proved himself in money matters In
past years, oyerstayed his market In
Union Pacific. expecting to get higher
prices, but that when he saw the gov-
ernment crop report he realized the i'm
possibility of an advance. and cleaned
out his strong boxes forthwith or
course, there is counter mystery as to
who bought all the Union Pacific. but
the shorts handled a. great deal of It on
the way down. passing II from one to
another.
An influence favoring a rally was the
report Of Improvement in the labor situa-
ton in England. The American work.
ingmen are also beginning TO realize
that there has been disaster In con-
nection with the crops, and they are
likely to be very conservative in dis
cussins the situation with Western rail-
roads.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-19

New York. Aug 1S.-Bradstreet's, Au-
gust l9, will. say:
"The improvement which is generally
conceded to have occurred in the later-
planted Western crops, and particularly
corn. since the first of the month. the
advance Of the season of fall jobbing ae-
tivity, and the consequent presence IN
the leading markets of fall buyers, is all
reflected in a further slight Improvement
In the volume Of wholesale trade this
week. The gains made are moderate.
however, and the tendency to operate
cautiously, pending clearer views of crop
outturn and. of possible tariff revision, is
as marked as heretofore.
In the case of the wool tariff revision.
the disapprovai by the Executive Of the
measure has apparently brought out more
confident buying of goods and of raw
material. with some hardening Of values.
The close independence Of interuattpnal
trade is shown In the less satisfactory
reports received as to some branches
of export and import trade, which are
feeling the effects of the labor conflict In
Great Britain, with consequent Interrupt
ton of congestion in the usual channels.
Grain, provisions. and mappfactured ex-
ported lines are most affected.
I'm the iron and steel trade, too, there
Is said to be rather less business. oner-
ings and more disposition to question
prices, though mill operations on orders
already booked are close to the maximum
percentages of the year. Retail trade
does not greatly expand. and moves
largely under the spur OF reduction sales,
which are still the feature.
Business failures for the week ending
August Il were 2l5, against 2OS last week
and 222 in the like week Of 1911"
The Washington herald., 1911-08-19
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
Slight Improvement in Kolume of Wholesale
Trading Seen-=Conditions in Northwest
Are Satisfactory
Are Satisfactory.

New York. Aug. ls-Dun's review Of
August 1S viii say:
"A strong undertone is in evidence in
leading mercantile lines. and while trade
continues very Conservative, there is no
lack of confidence concerning the future
and the actual volume OF business is up
to recent averages.
"Curtailment of production by the large
New England mills will be especially
marked during the next two weeks. In
New England manufacturers of wool
ems have additional orders for finished
goods and are operating more freely IN
the raw material market. the weeks
business being the largest in long time
"Shoe factories are well employed. but
new orders are not large in volume
Leather is In restricted request, but
prices are very Arm. In the steel trade
orders are somewhat reduced in volume,
but the mills continue to maintain
good rate of activity, and notwtthstand-
ing the present production. current sup
plies OF new material are kept within
actual consumptive requirements, More
reassuring advfces from the Northwest
and exceptionally favorable crop re-
ports from Canada \ causedl renewed
liquidation in wheat. prices declining
rather sharply. Conditions are appar-
emily more settled in the East and South
than in the West, the demand at many
Southern centers helping most whole
sale lines, and the growing certainty
that the cotton yield Of 1911 in the United
States will exceed 100000 bales over
shadows all other speculative influences
In that market
Railroad gross earnings for the first
week Of August, Of roads reporting are
0.s per cent larger than year ago.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-19

New York, Aug. 1S-President Taft's
veto of the wool bin checked liQuida-
tion Ia the stock market to-day. A.
feeble rally was in progress all day, and
as the net result standard shares showed
gains at the close Of the day. Tafts
veto Ia evidence that there is to be no
tariff reform for destructive. purposes.
either now or next winter. and the cer-
tainty that no more damage can be done
this summer has made the majority In
Congress ready to adjourn. 1t is re-
markabie how, closely in touch with the
stock market the men In Congress have
been during this special session. Wall
street knows their thoughts even before
uttered. II has been a very satisfactory
session from certain points Of view.
In addition to the relief felt at the
promise of an early adjournment Of
Congress, the additional statement is
sued by the Union Pacific management
explaining the mystery In its statement
of the day before was helpful to the
market. The proposed change does not
include anything regarding segregation.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-19
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
LOCAL PRICES CURRENT.

Quotation. given below ars for narss lotA dob
bers' prices arc higher.
EGGs-Sear-ty fresh Virginia. yaso; West yirsinia
and Southwest virginia. Is,fafs Tennessee 1aalsH
BUTrER-E1gin fancy. 2sNcsh; Western hrsts.
Ia2S; seconds. 6aT
CHEEsE-New fort state cactory. new. lsant.
u; ROSTERS. per h.. aas: turSeys per h.. sIsaA
DRESSED PouLfRY-r.ens. choice. yer H..
IS : rhickcnsL l6aIg; roosters. Per ID. ~.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES new. No. =. Der Dbl.
a2sa350; No. 2 PER bll,, i5oal.75; sweet tN. C.l
per bbl 2ooa2 So yams s(N.-C.). per bbi, 2oca27s;
c,icumbers Per basket. 25s75: cabtsge. per bbl,
L5oa2oo: eggplant crate. 4oa75; lettuce New York.
per basket sn75: cymliuss. per bbl. 5oal5; string
beans. per bbl, z5a2oo p<pg1Is per crate. s5oa75;
srren peas. per hbl.. 6ofh1U; tomatoes. home
grown. 5aaiIo; sreen con, home'sro~n. per doz-.
lca2a.
cralees California. per box. koasseo; Florida. xooa
lso. lemons. per bon. ss5alSos 1pe fruit. per box
soossso: uhpesppies a1saa o.; Este1nelons. ieass;
hcme-e7or I0oa2.0o: pcache, per crate. lza2 %;
srspcs NasnE.. per czate. aszaiae; pei@sare. looa
2as: black; LooalsD.
zoo: No. 2. Dooszaso: mixed hay. Meoszeoos
straw ne hu,die, l0enalaD: machine thrash. i1oa
sao; straw. NLat. pr ton. sea.e -; cat. pa
Ii IivE ts ssrocK-sae~p. pr NJ. .zass: l..ss
sr1ins. per H.. -; calves choice per M. =; me-
5ditun per ih-. 81. - 4
cRAlS-Hl,ss.. nv; p, ;h.ssei. ssla.s: eeos9, g,
seoal. 8: cats Ws1{esn ..shife No. Z IN ou-.
tssu oats. uixs. m hp6eI. -; besn. ~ stos.
Zoo: middIinn. mr. ton, NJ *
WOOL AND HIDEs-Wss1 esshed. Aee ols slnssA
Fer lb.. .za&; xoo1 rnNoshes peR' Ih. xla1; h1dcs
green. pcr II. .: hidQ ~. pr ~. 8e1o, eAlted
h's;s ssxBs-R.a Be- e q ses - s. ia s:.
seaoesr. N bnstel, 1ton11Dl wt11e e1p<se. ~
The Washington herald., 1911-08-19

Inc purchaser, whose name is withheld
at present will occupy the house. The
consideration was $3.50
To Annie NJ. Crimmins they have sold,
for Francis n. Carmody, the new two
story brick dwelling 9o4 street north
west. 1t is of the colonial type andt con-
tains six rooms, with modern bath, and
Is heated by hot-air furnace. It was
purchased. as home. for $3.50.
For Peter Chaconas they have sold
premises 364S Eleventh street northwest,
a two-story, pressed-brick dwelling, con-
tanning six rooms. reception hail. modern
tiled bath, concrete cellar, hot-water heat,
and all other modern improvements.
The lot has a frontage of Is feet by a
depth Of 100 feet to an alley. 1t was pur-
chased as an investment, the price being
$500.
For J. Blackstone they have sold to
Peter Chaconas a three-story, bay-win-
dow, pressed-brick dwelling, 1908 Rigs
street northwest. The house contains
ten rooms and modern bath and cellar.
1t was purchased as an investment, the
price being s., 500.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-19
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Aug. s-MILLFEED-Firm for city.
but dull for Western. Spring bran. a.s5: standard
middngs. 8.le: Western red dog, 3l.i0; winter
wheat bran, IN foo-pound sacks. to arrive. $50 I;
city bran. in bulk, Am.
OArS-Steady. New No. white. An; No 3
white, i3is; standards, n. elevator basis;
grade cats Hi1aA
FLOUn-Du and unchanged. Kansas straights.
LSai.6e. in sacks; spring patents, 5.Z5aIl5, in
barrels; spring clears. i.25a46.
RYE FIOUR-Quiet and frner. Choice brands
quoted at 4e0a5N
CORNAfEAL-Fim. with dull trade Kiln
dried for exrrs 355 coarse meal IN bags, l35ai TO-
HAY-Receipss, 27o0 tons Steady. Quotations
are: Prime timothy, LS; No. !, l35sLt0; No. O.
lBal25; No. 5 Sass.
sTRAw-Receipts. 80 tons Ftm. Long ne
quoted at g.
BEEF-Quiet and steady. Pscket. l25oalAoo;
family, la.00aI30
PoRK-Fhm. Mess. la1aia4; family. Di5a
800
LARD-Fim. Prime Western. $50; city, aS2h;
refined continent, 97o; South American, D.3; ne
fined Brazilian in kegs. n.o; oleostearine, sasA /:
lard stearine dull; New Ycrk, llhal2.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-19
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. Aus. M-LIvE PoULTRY-spins
chickens, large b.. II; Co.. small to medium. H..
II; old hens. heavy. b. "A: DO. small to medium.
ID. u; old roostes. ID. .; ducks. young white
Pekins. fat. H.. u; do, young Muscoyy and mon
greI h. II; do. puddle large. H., II; spring ducks
lbs, and over, Ib., d; pigeons, old. pair. 20;
do, young. pair. 49, guinea fowl. old, lb. and
over So; do, young, smaller, 30
choice 25a8: do, good, Dab: imitation. Da2; DO.
print, 8acs; do blocks aa2s; Iade. h.. is; MARI
land and PENNSYLVANIA rolls, lb. l7H; Ohio. roih.
h. III; West Virginia rolls. H.. III; store-packed
h., l7l: Maryland. Virginia. and Pennsylvania.
dairy print. h.. III: process butter. h.. AaA
EGGS-Marylard. Pennsylvania. and nearby frsts,
loss Of %: Eastern Shore. Maryland and Virginia,
loss off, %: Western frsts. Ohio loss on. 20; West
Virginia frsts, D Southern. North Carolina. loss
OF, 'salgA guinea eggs. dozen. salo. Che above
quotations are for wholesale lcts-5 cases or more
only, established By the Baltimore Fruit and
Produce Association. Job lots are hisher.I
The Washington herald., 1911-08-19
GARDINER s. DENT REPORT
ACTIVE REALTY MARK EFT
Local Frm~ Has Disposed of Several Handsome
Residence Properties in the Last :,
Two Weeks.

Gardiner & Dent Qnc.), real estate
brokers. r,eport the first two weeks in
August as being unusually active in the
reai state line. Among the numerous
sale = they have closed are three corner
pr 1perties, two residences. and one busi-
less property.
They sold for Charles o. Rice to a
local physician the three-story corner
building 1901 Fourteenth street south
west. 1t occupies lot with twenty feet
front on Fourteenth street by a depth of
about seventy feet on S street. 1t is now
occupied as an automobile salesroom and
produces an annual rental of s1,1OO. The
price was $14.5OO.
They have sold for William B. and
Katherine L. Mcknight the three-story
colonial brick residence at the northwest
corner of Mount Pleasant and Irving
streets. The house was erected about
two years ago by John Nolan, builder,
and contains twelve rooms three baths,
and is heated by hot water. The house
Is very handsomely furnished through
out, and the purchaser, Charles o. Rice,
buys the property at a consideration OF
n25-J, which includes the furniture
They have sold for J. j. Mcpherson
the three-story pSessed-brick dwelling
11l9 o street, which is the northeast cor
ner of Twelfth and o streets northwest
1t contains twelve rooms, two baths, eel
lar, and hot-water heat The lot has a
frontage of twenty feet on o street by
depth of eighty feet on Twelfth street.
The purchaser, a local business man,
will make it his home. The considera-
ton was 5000
They have sold for Bertha L. Schaper
the three-story bun brick residence 1902
Park road northwest 1t contains twelve
rooms, two tiled baths, concrete cellar.
and hot-water heat. The lot is about 20
by 100 feet to an alley. The Interior of
the house is very attractively finished.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-19
NO PURSE ON HAND
And Kentucky stock Farm Fu-
turity Is Not staged.

Columbus. Ohio, Aug. Is-The Ken
lucky Stock Farm futurity for three
year-old trotters slated to have been
raced at the International breeders meet
ing here this afternoon. was Indefinitely
postponed. Five fast youngsters, includ-
ing the record-breaking Miss Stokes.
were on the track ready to start, when
1t was announced that no representative
Of the Kentucky Stock Farm was on
hand with the money. and the owners
refused to start their horses, having
had trouble collecting the purse last
year. The Columbus p,anagement has
nothing TO do with the event, other than
to stage II. The pacing futurity to-mor-
row VIII also be postponed
This left three races on the card. ana
these were won In straight heats SUM
mary:
21s paor-Purse sl.Ao TxinkIine Dan, br. =
tAiurply). won; Princess Hal. b m Hendriekil
second; S,aughran. b. 8. tSaundcrs). third "a,
bal also started. Best time. 217h
z1e trot,-Ptnsc. N.3c. Charlie Mitchell, a =.
fdurhyl. won: Binsole. b 3 fgncdaker) scc6Sd.
sru1n a. b. taicDevftf). third Annrtte r.,
and Maud Caesar also started Best time sS7Q
AN pnce-Fuse. si,em. Lonururlh. b. h. E{u-
phy), wcn; WHY Penny. b b. D1cEaesAlin 80
endi fstth Mckinney. b n. (rsylurl.. Aird
1sp'e Ktns. Ais Don Pntehen, ard Maxine
Audubon slss started
(. !
The Washington herald., 1911-08-19
t?5, 5,6o0-Total amount of bonds.
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore, Aug. B.-wHEAT-stock in elevators.
! 02 % bushels: shipments from elevators 7s.lol
bushels There Is a good and constant demand pre-
vaing for desirable grades Of Southern wheat, and
the daily offerings kept well under control Sales
Of caryoes on grade at 81 for No. red; sii for
No. red: 90 for special bin steamer No. red; SO
for stock steamer No. red; IS for special bin ne
jected; s. for stock rejected. and IS for can't use
in the regular ways Bag lots by sample. as to
quality and condition brought S. 50. ss. and 20 per
bushel Foreign markets were hrmer.
CORN-Stock in elevators. lol, ,s5 bushels; ship
ments fro elevators. q, ,iS9 bushels Smaliness Of
receipts Of Southern com to-day checked active
trading. Quote track yellow corn for domestic de
livery at 6zi per bushel for car lots on spot.
Prime yellow cob corn is meeting with promp,
sale at around AG5a4.O per barrel
The Washington herald., 1911-08-19

been subscribed by Chicago and ST. Louis
capitalists.
1t is known that several of the wealth.
lest mep on the Hill are behind the prof.
ect and it is expected the new institu-
tion will take its place among the lead
ing banks of the city
The hackers have been looking over
the local field in search Of prominent
business corner. So far no deal has
been closed, but 1t is understood the
final action may be expected at any time
1t is not at all improbable that, unable
to find a suitable corner, suitably i'm
proved. the men behind the project III
take over a corner with the intention of
erecting handsome bank building.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-19
WEALTHY SOLONS TOBACK
PROPOSED NATIONAL BANK
Senators, and Representatives VIII Put Through
Charter for NeW Institution at Next
Session lof CONGRESS.

Backed principally by United States
Senators and members of Congress-
another national bank with a $500, 900
capitalization will be launched in this
city next December. The plans are all
laid and the entire fabric is now held UP
pending decision on a site for/the new
bank.
The names of the men behind the new
project have not been made public, but
II is known that the moving, spirits are
members of the Senate and! House and
that several of them are heavily in
terested' in suburban real estate in the
District Most of the sto tk already has
The Washington herald., 1911-08-19
MISCELLANEOUS BoNDa
new YORK MONEY.

New York. Ang 1a.-1lessy o cs11 st the stock
exchsnse today closed n . pr cept. Aost Of the
loam Wsse eun1s 1t ~ ~ cent.
Tl< slne-aon1 p1Ehst 4 vru am and rates are,
uue,nno1cd. 0>ock u6SM upud1f11ns ere such that,
ehc inquiries for tnsds non dat source have BE-
pme practtc>xv -
Rate srs rs - enut - saEty days ,.SH prr||
<unt m unC0 ~. x(nr< n ~ for forj
ulnnthes - S4sX ~ ~ ~ yssF
ces.sgelAl 49, = - = 81 - suut e. ~
g: ;:': ::.: . =: = & .:,,:: !: ::.;::;s s:''
The Washington herald., 1911-08-19
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK.

New York Aug. l.-In the live stock market to-
day the best steers steady; others slow TO 3
lower; bulls and steady. Steers. heoai.t0;
bulls. 25oa45o; cows. 1sa4.s5 Dressed beef In de-
msnd at slsal2 for native sides; binds and ribs,
l2iial5; chucks sa1o. yeals steady; other calves
slow to &c lower. Veals 6ooa9.5o; Southern and
Western calves. Loa63. Dressed calves in fair de-
mand and steady.
Sheep quiet lambs, I5a25c lower. Sheep, common
to fair 25Oa35o; culs. l-5oa200; lambs, 55oa7.7o:
cills AZ. Dressed mutton slow at 6t1ash. Dressed
lambs steady at llal3t
Hogs 4 trife weak. Sales a. 7soaSo.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-19
TRUST BUSTER" BUYS.

Judge Darling Purchases $11 900
Home I'm Cathedral Avenue.
Judge Joseph r. Darling. one Of the
trust busters" of the Department of
Justice, has purchased the house at 1254
Cathedral avenue for a home. The sale
was made through Willige. Gibtis &
Daniel for Mrs. Phoebe E., Cole, Of this
city.
The house, one completed about two
years ago. is a handsome semi-det ached
structure Of the colonial type. 1t con-
tains eleven rooms and three baths. The
consideration was about $11,O0o The
property has frontage Of q feet by a
depth OF l2o feet, running back tosa 30
foot alley.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-19
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hbbs & Co. msn-
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
ing.
New York. Aug. la-The cotton market was -
tive and higher to-day. During The early usdins
some iregularity and lower prices, followed news
Of the acute labor situation in Liverpool and over
nigM reports of showery weather from Texas The
weather map. however. gave no evidence Of fun
relief to drought conditions in that State. and the
short interests found some dificlty In covering COM
mitments The forecast gave no promise Of rain.
and finally The detal report Of rainfall for Texas fos
tho day pesous shoxed ssry light precipitation az
any point In that State This was surprise to the
room. and the market advanced steadily in cpns,-
quence.
Receipts Of .nsw cotton continue 10 increase.
Galveston viii receive over l2oW balea tomorfpw.
which is about three times - much a. that market
reported last year. From nearly al pcints IN Texas
reports are coming in Of heavy plautatiou move
uent and 81 the end Of next week the moyemenf
Of the new crop win be In full swins
There 4 some Apprehension that foreign efeanaes1
viii refuse cxrgpss until the Enalsh Ahf dtuatton
has cleared ND. hut this VIII not stop the mqTs-
mcnt Of cotton from plsntattoua. and heavy &C
csmulation mar b hoked fos At the ports and In
Todays veashu nap shovsd rsins over The Ma
sissippi VALLEY. md conp1aipfs rze coming 1ou
that sccfiou of ssr1ous injury 70 he cpp hu4 usi
sourcr. a dispatsA ffom New prleaas elaffd ne!
continucd sins IA fhe ceeesnl 1<el9 for eser s9al
weeks ars Z sst3cus> nsnaes q ths e1pn
Opeu< ulIh, lov. clco1
flrfnher. .........-.-.. IlU IN Ills x HI
The Washington herald., 1911-08-19
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibhs 4 Co..
members of the Chicago Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building.
Chicago Aug. ls-Wheat closed lower On bearish
adrices from the Canadian Northwest September,
s9H; December 9fS May, l.ooxa1.o0&-
Corn was lower on improved crop conditions and
freer offerings Of old crop September closed. IS;
December. 6lz: May, 64h -...,#t
Oats closed HaAc lower than best prices, in SYM
pathy with wheat. and corn. September, AZ; De
cember 44Aa44x; May zk
The Washington herald., 1911-08-19
WEEKLY BANK cLEARIEGs.

New YORK. Aug ls-Bank clearinss in the United
States for the week ended August II aggregate
s. s2s $1,000 against s. sol ze.oo last week and
6. .557,Ti3.ooo in this week last year. Canadian
clearings .egesate s2s ss7 ooo against Ss2 600
last week and sos os,s7aooo IN this week last year
Following are the returns for this week. with per
centages Of change from this week last year:
The Washington herald., 1911-08-19
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by w.. B. Hibbs d Co.. msm-
oen Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building.
Call money: Open. ~.
SALE OF SHARES BY HOURS.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-19
Washington Stock Exchange.
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Regular call. Il O'Clock noon:
Washington Railway Electric g. 5000 at S.
1000 at s., $1,000 at S.
Washington Railway & Electric com, Is At "A.
3 at A.
Washington Rsilway & Electric pfd.. 5 at ssz.
3 at sgs.
American Security and Trust, 10 at 81, 10 ut
81
After caIl-washington Gas Is at ssh.
Following prices werc posted yesterday.
t-hr+ GAS BONDS -4
The Washington herald., 1911-08-19
FINANCE And REALTY

Yesterdays session closed light week
with little trading. Hitherto. although
many of the sessions have been slow.
each week has found one day when the
aggregate was materially increased by
one-day rally. This week has proven an
exception, however.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-19
Electric Securities Lead.

There was almost nothing doing yes
terday outside of the securities of the
Washington Railway and Electric Com
pany. The company's per cent bonds
were the only ones to figure in the trad
ing, selling to a face value of 5000 at
IS. Two quotation lots of common stock
sold at A. and a like quantity of pre-
ferred stock went at 50 rs
The Washington herald., 1911-08-19
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs q Co., |
members Of tho New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs |
Building.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-19
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

Chicaro. Aug. n-Hay market weak. ReceiptA
ess tons. Choice timothy. n.ss21w; No timo-
thy. isocapD: clover. 1o.ooanW. No 1 clover
mixed, Isooaz2W. Kansas and Oklahoma psairis
choice nooalso 90; ner Arkansas choice. ilocal5ooi
iowa. Minnesota, Dakota and Nebraska chcice
iS 5oa7 So Indiana. illinois, and Wisconsin feeding
prairie Io.ooal2o; ye straw. 7ooah5o; oat straw
iooa7 50; wheat straw. 5oos6.oo.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-19
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The Washington herald., 1911-08-19
Two Others Figure.

Only two other issues figured at all in
the trading. Two quotation lots of
American Security and Trust bank stock
sold at 2s7. Twenty-Five shares Of WASH
ington Gas went at IS 1-2