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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-30
Visited the Mines.

Messrs. kerens and Keath. accom-
panied by Ed Carpenter, engineer for the
West End company. made trip Of In
spection OF this camp and visited the
various mines here. The Halifax was
visited, but the party did not make an
und erground inspection of the property.
owing TO the lack OF time. Both eN-
pressed themselves as surprised at tho
great development OF the district
My only wish regarding Tonopah,"
declared Mr. kerens, 'fis that your mines
become richer with each days develop
ment' -
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EXCURSION NORTH.
Anprro% al

Special low rates to northern Utah
aud Idaho points via Oregon Short
Line. See agents for rates and full
particulars City ticket office, Hotel
Utah.
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ESTATE OF JOHN MAHAN. Ii

Creditors will present claims. VIZ W.
vouchers. to the undersigned. Al @
ba hiking house Of Walker Bros sora ths
2Srd day Of June. a. o: 1919,
Executor OF the VIII OF john "a"-
DEY. HoPPAUGH & FABIAN, ,,ns
Attorneys for Executor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-30
New York Mining Stocks.

James A. Pollock G. Co, psnkers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-30
Boston Mining Stocks.

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following received
over their private wire yesterday after
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-30
Metal Market,

The metal quotations for Thursday,
posted by Mccormick * Co, were as fol-
lows: Silver s2sc: lead. $3.50: copper,
$40.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-30
NEW YORK CURB CLOSE.
Ore and Bullion.

The ore and bullion report for Thurs
day. given by Mccormick & Co, was as
follows; Ore received, so6. 900; bullion
shipped. $4,000; total. S9s.oo0.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-30

MORNING SALES.
Iron Blossom. 200 at 81 27S.
Lion Hill. 1000 at sc.
New York. 1000 at &c.
Ohio Copper, 100 at 75c.
Opohongo. 500 at l3c.
Prince Consolidated. 500 at 81. 80.
Union Chief. 1000 at 13ic.
Victoria. 1000 at 5sc.
Shares sold. ss0o.
Selling value. s2357.5o.
OPEN BOARD.
New York. 1000 at Sc.
Swansea. o000 Mt SIC
Union Chief, 500 at i3sc.
Opchongo. 500 at I3c.
Shares sold. 1900.
Selling value. $3.50.
AFTERNOON SALES.
Bingham Amaigamated. 1000 at sc.
ccdar-Talisvnsn 1000 at lac
Lower Mammoth. 1000 at sic.
Ohio Copper. 100 at zoe.
Prince Consolidated, 100 at 1lS23: 100
at Sl.S5.
South Iron Blossom. 1000 at &c.
Union Chief. 500 AZ I3lc
Shares sold. $500
Selling value. S55sSo
OPEN BOARD.
Daily. 100 at 81
May Day. 500 al 15lc.
New York, 1000 al 9c
Lower Mammoth. 1000 AZ SIC
SWANSEA Con. 1000 at SIC
Victoria. 30 At $50
Yankee. COO al itc
Shares sold. 1850.
Selling value, sllS7.5o
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Ore Shipments.

The Utah Orc SamplinE COMPANY on
Thursday released ak cars OF orc from
Utah capps.
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Fishing and Hunting.

Modern accommodations at the
Guyer Hot Springs, Ketchum, Ida,
for fishing, hunting and pleasure par
ties. Spend your vacation with us.
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Nevadas in San Francisco.
James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following recciv ed
over their private wire yesterday after
noon:
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San Francisco Oil Stocks.
James A. Pollock g. CO., bankers and
brokers. furnish the following received
over their private wire yesterday after
no
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-30
Extension Date Given.

The time within which exchanges of
Tonopah Gold Mountain stock may be
made for stock OF the Tonopah Divide
has been extended sixty days from Sep
tember or until November s, 1912
This action is taken for the reason
that the stock Of the Tonopah Gold
Mountain Mining company is widely
scattered and 80 much OF IL is in the
hands Of persons who are not OF record
and who have no means OF receiving Of
fcial communica ton from the company's
office
"Wa are receiving a great many In
cCnir1es from persons who have bought
ronopah Gold Mountain stock. but have
not had 10 transferred into their names
who have read OF ths proposed reor-
gani1a ton and who seek Information con-
cerniug II.
"We believe that In order to deal just
ly with the Tonopah Gold Mountain stock
holders q longer time than the sixty
days first announced, within which cx-
changes could be made. is desirable In
order that meanwhile as much publicity
as possible may be given 10 the prof.
ect :"
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CHANCE FOR GOLD
MOUNTAIN STOCK
Tonopah Divide Company
Has Extended Time TO
Make the Exchange.
STATEMENT is ISSUED
'Wingfield and Brougher to AS
sist Owners to Save
Their Interests.
STATEMENT IS ISSUED

Stockholders OF the old Tonopsh Gold
Mountain Mining company, the holdings
Of which were forfeited and later ac-
ouired by the Tonopah Divide Mining
company. have been granted an extern
sion OF time IN which they may. by
the payment OF three cents a share,
exchange their stock In the old for that
OF the new corporation. An official
statement In regard to this matter has
been issued by A, II. Howe 10 the Cold
ield Tribune. which here follows.
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BOSTON COPPER RANGE.

Sales III. l.. ICise
The Washington herald., 1912-05-08
REAL EsTATE TRANsFERs.

IN selton strest Northucsi-Mas h. GotEald e
rir 70 Robert O. shinn. lot -. quars 10, 20
Mount Pheasant and Pic.ssnt Pains -Le.tcheE A,
~ AZ 2 ~ - = sops -. - ,.-s, ~ ITO =
Leatehsr A. and Rosie B. Bsslsnf. ~
south Brookand-Henry A. With e 20 Ru.1cl
a. .,,,s 1s.s; y: 4 .sg.s. - so Va. ,,.,..
Holsp Aa-ocation % District q Columbia. noufh
half q lot 10 square "a
- and 81 0 Street Nurthssst Is Rheas lsland
street Northwe.t. and Mount Pis.znt-a Meta
RautsrberE to Lewis Z. Rsntsrbsrr, lots anu
=. SQUARE ~; lot q nquaTo ~; LOT e. sluH,s
S; let . squan ~; lOts - TO 90 Mount
siztssnth and v Street. No<thrst-Ihomas H.
Piekford e ". 70 Jsmel 2. Ahd Elizabeth A.
-. Meess. r.s. ssisinsl lOt 4 sqsArs ilA 90
Chester csyweOd and c1yds D. eaHsti. 10. In.
N Street Northvs.s. between F1sss-uth and sn-
Pickford and James ?. Niece. part original Iot
{. SQUARE lB 80
] Bnghtaood Pahk-Romaln DALEY e NJ. 10 Georys
{. aoaEh. lo.. los TO 10. .aa.Es -: go
and ~ secficn .. so.
sixteenfh Street Hishlands-Holms Central Realty
Cooperation to Henp " Foote. lots a. Is. "A
part lots = and II. SQUARE 2D. IA
Washington Heights-Winiam Pitt keloGg e NJ.
70 HarFy A. Blessing. LOT 3. biock 7. 30
washinston Hsishta-Ha A. Blessing % eldnsT
W FlsGs. lOt 81 and part Of ho > and q.
a. Gnd q Fasssnsh suse. southsass-Bnhuiu
?. Idcn et uz- % Eta L Garber. has = aud
a. SQUARE 90 tle
IN " Street Northuest-Lnls n wakhbum 10
Mar B. wsns. lot and pan q lot ). sauars
81 ne
se.entA Street Northwe.t. e.s-.ea and o
streets-Iohn M Dcnn < al TO Harry KAuf-
nan. part original iOt Il, saasre %. so
Q strset Northwest near Tveuty -sighth Street.
Howard Hinckley e ux TO John L. Nswbold.
part SQUARE t2S sc.
Sixteenth STREET and Florida Avrune Northwest
Edward n. McCmas 70 Amelia n. 5. Oliver.
part original l0t g SQUARE iTt. so.
. street NG1hwest. between hirty-secund and
Thirty-thlrd Stneets-Emma n. Graves TO Eugene
A. Byrnes. pan lot I and pRt q unnunbsred
b. IN squars leo. SIC.
M Fr.nch Street Nothwest-AaU B. Wells 70
Luz u. Waahburn, los 81. SQUARE ~ so.
\ street Northeast. between Sixth and seventh
struets-H0~ard X. Dalzen e 10 NargAret
l. De Pue. lot o. SQUARE ~. 40
III L Street Southeast-Msry A. Munsoa e al 10
william L Han. lot 9. square lots. sle
III Eighth street Northeasf-virEinia A. Lane q
tir. GeeSss W. 70 samuel saneheinasr. iot z.
Ternoot Avenue NorthEe.t. bstuesn o and
streets-AndreS B. Duvan. trustee. TO Susanna
A. Collins. paft lot a. square - so
ChcTy Chass Grose-Fulion r. Gordon q M. to
waitsr r. POWell. 10, =. square 1To. asn.
Chew Chase GruEs-MAusarrt I. Noonsn 20 Fulton
\. 0ordoo, lot II. SQUARE soe5. 80
to, Anthony scAtiling. par lot III. SQUARE iBL
sligo MN Rnad-suicsifs ~ wyddup e al trus-
tees 10 MetnoralitAn Loan and nus Compaty,
part q Chillum Castle MAn1r no
Eaingham Piace-Davd J. Duniean TO James y
On lot =. block I. "a
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WALL STREET NEWS
American Can, Canadian Pacific,
and Wabash Show Strength in
Very Heavy Market.
~ THOMAS G. sHoTWELL.


New York. May Twin . few ex-
esptions stocks were heavy to-day until
the government report on winter wheat
was published. The condition Of ~ per
cent given proved that the reports Of
damage had been exaggerated and the
whole market closed in the midst Of
an upward swing. short interest
of unusual proportions exists IN Read
Ing and another in Union Pacino Crop
conditions have improved materially IN
the past week. The bull campaigners
are as confident as ever. They consider
the reaction that is just ending nothing
more than incident In Z bull market
The advice had been rapid and without
reaction. That has been corrected
OF the securities 10 display unusual
strength to-day. American Can. Cana
dian Pacific, and Wabash per cent
bonds attracted most attention. In each
Of these there iG a definite reason for
strength. The first is upon its remark
able earnings The second on the earn
ings plus the ;'rightst soon 70 be given
on q new stock issue. and the last on
conddence IN reorganization committee.
Ice made q high record with q rise Of
more than two points.
Some disappointment was expressed at
the low bids for the Ss5.Oooooo OF New.
YORK city bonds The average was
lower than any previous sae. The
ssoooo.ooo bearing the same rate that
were sold in January OF last year
brought loosol and the ssO.ooo0oo dis
posed of IN March 1910 brought 10l-2S
The rate received by the city yesterday
was good IN view OF the greater re-
turn that capital Is receiving every
where. The sale released si0o ooo. 900 or
more that had been held to take up
bonds Il obtained, and that money Is
now available for stock market purposes
The reaction in the stock market began
to make its appearance last week when
the banks had to prepare for this bond
issue by refusing liberal loans on all
classes Of securities. They win be lib
eral again.
Cotton on broke TO 54l-2 on declara-
ton OF the regular dividend on the
preferred stock, The company has earn
ed in the first seven months OF the
fiscal year all the bond interest and all
the preferred dividend for the entire
year with something on the common
stock. but no common dividend is in
promise
Report hy the United States Rdbber
Company Of earnings in the last hs-
cal year Of SO per cent on the common
stock. does not tell the. whole story.
Examination of the accounts Of the
subsidiary companies. show that the
earnings that belong TO the parent COM
psny amount to about Y per cent
The Washington herald., 1912-05-08
new YORK PRODUCE.

Ns1 York. Nay 7.-MTLLFEED-wsak: fnquir,
Il HfelssL spriig brsn. AZ; standard middlings
AB: Western red dLS. S2oo; winter wheat hrln
IN lo-pound sactss to ErTiVs, 5LD; city brAn. N
bulk 2.H
FLOUR-strong; restricting bnsinesss Kanai
straiThtH 5Ea50 in sackB: spring patenfs $50
6to, IN barrels; sExing clean. lsoasle; soft Winter
straishtS kSaS.A
RYE LorR-F,m: trading nOdsr.t. onOic,
brands quoted at 9Na5S.
CORS1fEAL~-Strong; trade inactive. Kfln-dried
for exports. LloaLls; coane meal. IN bass. Lea
La
HAY-Recsipsz. l.ss tons, Arm TheIe is Hrhs
trade. Quotations are: For prime timothy, Ll0a
l-7s; No. I. In; No . LIS: No. ). LIS.
sTRAW-ReceiptA 10 tons: frm. Demand i
lHeess Long ne quoted at LmLoS
PoRK-steady; business Is slow. Mes, a.1s
zoo: family, D.5oad.0.
BEEF-Fhm: inquiry is dull PACKET IS soale 90;
family n.5oal0co.
LARD-steadS; business Is auia Prime West.
eTn. u.sS: refined eontinent. n-ss: South America
n1s: refined Br1zniaA IN kess is8; oienaearfne,
lsGls: lard stearins dnl; New York. izizlSs
The Washington herald., 1912-05-08
BALTMoRE MARKETS..

Baitimors. May 5s-FLoUR-wintrr extra LsSa
Al; Do. dear, tn4s.ls; do. straight 5Easn:
DO. patent. SGasBs spring clear. a7Asos. do.
s,ssisat as'1ss; e. gz.snt cig Aip
hieh-grade straight. S71; do. chnice famils, 81,
do extra. L1nai-s; ne -four medium to choice
suoakE; e1nmeal. 100 Ia. Looszo.
oATs-Etock In eleTators p,02 hushsls; hin
monfs from slsyafors. een bushels: Nu : white.
slsssesA; standard white. siasik; No white,
6,ltn65H-
RTE-stock in eleEafnrs D.s1 hushels. shipments
from elsvatosA 100 hazhsis- Bas luta, near b. a
70 quality fusrl, UaN
1iILLFEED-sprins brsn. IN lWlh nactA NJ
ton, nsl.Nee; -four to rhits middlins. "a lrolh'
Hack1. D.oez34u. Western middlinrl n ll1-ih
sacas. PR ton. 1oAn %: city 3fils' mfddiia11. h
loo1h. tacks. pr ton. z.Da0oo; CITY Millr' trnn
in loo-lh aacks pr ssn. No0hyzm.
! srhAB-Ho siFziEht re anE. sssa.ps NJ
The Washington herald., 1912-05-08
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

osot.tsoas Esrsa h.,ow are for 1-ss l0sA ,Jsb
bers' rricrs ars highel.
EGGs-Near-hy nre.A virsinia. Issf: wsst vh.
sinia and southxe.s vhE4na. u: rsuses,ss. "A
BUTrER-Elsin fancy. Ns,SSi wsstsn al5tA
-; seeondA ~.
cHEEsE-Nr~ York State fsetoy. neu. iallsk
PouITRY-H1s. pG Ia. 15Azais; routeIs. pss
n. .; turkeys. lsslf; ehidhens. EinasEs 80;
ehicksus, sprinssr. soaR
DRESSED PoULTRr-HsnA choics. pr n. II
u: noostrrs. pr h, AZ; tuKke5A pG ID.
leaB; ducks. ner h. naDs geese. pr -. Ian
nsv, No, /. PER bbl.. ssos6p; No pr bhl..
tocalo; sweet tN. c., per ebL. LsaaADi yam,
N. c.. per bol. 3oaAoo; oaionA PER saek. Asoa
40; BsrmndA, par crate. 1ooA1S; Texas. pa
Ct: 1zS1a; esEpl.nt norida. pr crate. 1oos
800: lcttnce. pr baske. lsoa2oo; string beanA pr
basket, louaaoo; White bsans. pr basket, lnosiSi
eelsy, pr doE, I6aloo; squash. FloridA pr cAte.
PER bb.. zss5s; spinach. per bbL. LsOH2o; tons,
toes Furids, pr crate, 1ooE35; aupaznns peF
doz-. Loa2so; rhnharb. pr 10 bunehss. l.Elaoo;
caeunhsrs. nrid. pr eats. LrsaOi GssP pssA.
GREEN FkUIrs-Aupies. per bbl-. 1sO.kBo; Hp-
pl.s PER boa. Laa4f5; onngss Calfognia. pr
bon. 1910; Eorid. oranssA. tooaAS; lmonS per
box. Asa1D; Eape fruit. pr bw. kooakDs pins-
Appiss. 17ssa-5; srs~benies. North csf6lina. ~
u Hay H 1sD srRAw-H.y. western. No l. sua
straw, rye. bals. 1k0aisso; machine thrash. lLos
$50; stav. What pa ton. h0auo; anw. en-.
pr ton. Rtoalt.a
LIVE srocK-sheep. p9 N, as; 5..ns
.nes. pr b. 40; olEeA ehotes. ps- ID. Ssa'
medium. PER ID, es9
GRAIN-wheat. pr h.. Lnll.A;s e1rn. shslled.
&asa; ear. per bhl.. LaaS-D; oats. Western White.
No per ba. ssiT0; cats mi1ed, pr ea-. 6ass;
bran, per ton. 1oo; mi6dling PER ton. Ao.
WOOL AND HIDEs-Wooi. washed. free a
burn. pr H.. S1AR; wool. unwssbed pr n, b;
hidea d5. per ib.. Isals: reel hideA ID. II; eAii'
skin. green. each. L3Al.@
sEEDS-Red clover, Per bu-, 1Su1iA8; al
siks clover. pr bushel p.mal47s; white clever.
per bu., Rooa2m; crimson clover. kso16o:
tirnothy PER bashsl. e0oa7.o; blns grass pr busA-
el. 3-sA3Ts; rsdtop Eass. NnaD.0 pr 10 ibs. !;
alfalfa. PEI b.. ioo1s@-
The Washington herald., 1912-05-08
MARKETS--FIN IN CE---C CONNER CE

II oal lIIaa, EoElt1 No. : oat RraE. AcclI1I.
HAl-No tlmolhT, -; No. : ~; 1o. J
1lczNUs c1roics n1ht cIoFrt nlzrd 20; No
|nl1ed. Gcl121; No. : mixed M.1a88, alfalfa.
cholo1. A1cl1.u; No. l. 80 No clover = -
30: d.. No. 00a1loos meadow usN and lell
uarU hay uoaz.0; nouafs hay. - to kind.
aualn md eondllin1. uoalkn; pecfInf ha1 Hn1
aHaIa gr1al. 11Ga1Gu
-Na11iand. Prnn1llIanik, and nsarbF tut9
lou -. IN; d., Eastern Shrt. Naiyl1nd. and
rlrIul1. N; Western ffli4 l1p "a. uHi West
Virginia hf1ts los a. IN: southern North Oar
elinl. I1ss o. leA gulnea crrs pr dor. Al0
BuTTEh-crcamuy. fan5. per H.. SI'14N; do,
chcice. a.9v; d. good. 2aD; imitation. >: o.,
PRINT. ~; co, hl1ckA Ns11s ledle. 1l4; N.i7-
land and Rcnnsfhnnia rolA pr ib.. G42; ONO
Ioila PER ID, zA0; West Vlsinia. rolls. per h,
=; Etuopacked. per ID. 1azl; NsEylaud. tir-
dnia and Psnnsylvania daily prints. pr "a,
E.1i plool. halta a.AA.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-08
Boston Ha. Big Fire.

Providence. r. l.. May 7.-Three alarms
were rung in for FIRE which started in
the building OF the Revere Rubber Com
pany corner OF Harris and Atwill Ave-
nues, this afternoon. Several firemen
were injured. The damage was figured
At 10000 within half hour. The IRE
Jumped across the street TO the plant Of
the Monohan Vehicle Company. One Of
the injured nremen was taken to the
hospital
The Washington herald., 1912-05-08
new YORK MONEY.

Ner yosk. May T.-Nsney On can At the s.o-h
szchanss to-day opened a = pr cznts hirhest.
,: loFczt -, eiosine At - ~ cent. Nos q the
days loam were made a ~ pr cent
There d little doine IN The timp-money mnrtet-
Dinenf Is slack. he BET inquiry appltrs 70 Be
fcF fur monfht money AZ ~ pr ernf elrfv ana
ninety days ne quoted AZ 1ta1t per cent and
aIe lnd.six months money At skasE rer crnt
CcHneErial paper .markst 4 Quitt At faf,1 per
csnf zherr 4 fair dema1d. With : limited
arld1nf q rapr coming out
L11dsn discoanis - PER cent; od l-ls nsr cent
P1tis dIsrouniA - pr cent: od < Dx cent
Berlin diae01nz, - p<r cent unchansst
The Washington herald., 1912-05-08
MINISTER DEFENDS BRYCE.
SIR Edward Grey says Ambassador
VIII Not BE Dropped.

London. May 7-Reports that Ambas-
sador Bryce is to be dropped from Eng.
lands diplomatic rolls were emphatieal-
~ denied in the House OF Commons
to-day by Sir Edward Grey. The Min
lister stated that Mr.. Bryce had left
washington for holiday. at his own
request. Mr.. Bryce will return to Wash.
ington about September !. said Sir Ed
ward. and then resume his diplomatic
duties.
Il deprecate most strongly the at
tacks upon Mr. Bryce because Of the
Canadian reciprocity campaign" said Sir
Edward IF the question is ever raised
again I hope Il will be directed against
the government and not against Mr..
Bryce"
The Washington herald., 1912-05-08
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK.

New York. Nay Lila The live siora market 70
DAY bsssss uezr nominaI: feeling STEADY. Drsssst
hed n far demand at m.5a1zf. calyes almo.'
nominal: feeling frids weak. Dresaed cairrI
about sleady; eiiy drsssed seain. Halt: c0unsry
dressed. o14alz
sheep almos, nominal; barely steady; lambs slou
20 fraction lorFr. c.ippsd sheep. G8asoo; cnlls
80; clipped lambs, 61a88. Dressed mutton quiei
Nal1: dFsssad lnmhs, lfa1I. country drrsaed hot
hpnee lamhs f11aiD pr cz1rlls
Aop. n'ciralH r.rsd1 It no ~ Eound
The Washington herald., 1912-05-08
STRIKERS WANT CONVERTS.

GinEham Mills Operatives Parade
TO Stir strike Enthusiasm.
Clinton. Mass. May latter picketing
the Lancaster GIngham Mills to-day. 300
Of the striking weavers. more than one
half women and girls. paraded by the
factories OF the Blgelow Carpet Com
pany. the Clinton Wire Cloth Company.
the Belle Vue worsted Company, and
the Gibbs Loom Harness and Reed Com
pany. TO arouse enthusiasm for the strike
among employees Of the various mills. A
bass drum and the notes of a bugle at
tracted attention TO the marchers.
Leaders Of the Industrial Workers of
the World. In charge Of the strike,
threaten to spead the strike II the Lam
caster mills trouble is not adjudicated
this week.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-08
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
COTTON MARKET.

onosations furnishsd By W. B. Hibh, 4 O..
nsnbers Of the New York Cotton Exchsngs, aIbbs
BuildinE.
actiTe to-day. the pnce ranes nearing the highest
Levels recorded last pesk. Ehich were in turn the
highest q the year Weather news since Saturday
has ben nearly the worst since the season obsnsd
for land preparztions and planting.
During the afternoon there iess support and
considerable rsalEng Ehich caused los Il nearly
. points from the abcSs quotations IN the acfive
The Washington herald., 1912-05-08
WASHINGTON sToCK MARKET.
I.ls.s l.-al.r 81. . o'-IslE -.

1nl.ss Rrr1hr en-. 4 osris-t rn1n.
Wastsnrlpn Gzs s. ~ & r1E
Capital Tact1n $. 500 At ngt ~ At lip4
HsQ At IVA u.U At lloA
wash Rsilray usc = ~ Il .. rea
Capital Tzscflun at ~.
Wash. Railway 3 Elac. Con-, = e y. = q e.
-Ess,srn T1sas s Essl, 10 at lzK
Lanzt1u . a ~
unior Tull,. y 4 rs. at ~. :. rs
United States Tru1l a -.
After rall;
WAsh. Railway 4 Electric Goa. > Al o.
EssteFn Lieht Futl. 3 st lEA
Wash. Railway 4 Electric rfd, . - -
Wash. Gas s. Ouoo a ncx.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-08
Eirht InIarcd ln wreck.

Charlotte, N. c., May light persons
are reported to have been injured in the
wreck Of the Southern Limited on the
Southern Railway, near Fairwood, S. c..
to-day. The wreck was caused BY the
breaking Of driving rod on the en-
The Washington herald., 1912-05-08
GREAT EoRTHEREs OFFICERS.
Announcement OF Changes In the
PeFuonaeI of HiI Railroad.

PersonneI of XIII Railroad.
81. Paul. May Z-CarI R. Gray, presi-
dent Of the Oregon Trunk Railway and
Of the Spokane, Portland and Seattle
Railway. Pacific Coast subsidiaries Of the
Great Northern. win become one Of the
executive Officers OF the Great Northern.
with headquarters in St Paul. on June
]. according to announcement by Presi-
dent L. W. HilI. Of the Great Northern.
Mr.. Hill denied that either himself or
his father. J. J. Hill. chairman Of the
board Of directors. would resign. He
said a number Of changes would be
made on the board of directors. l. c.
Gilman. assistant TO the president OF
the Great Northern, win 30 to the west
end Of the lines as assistant to the pres
ldent.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-08
CHICAGO GRAM.

ouotatsss furnished By W. 3. HTbhs o..
z.mbeu q the Chicago Board q F.de. Hnds
Bundins
ChizEo. May T.-wheat closed strong At adranees
Of ~ 70 xc. Trading light. operatou waiting The
receipt a the government crop report. May In:
Juiy, L1l5sa1.lff; September, lloH.
effect May, s0R Jul. 775tasTlt: scptenber 7slk
Oats. Hc lOwer 70 Nc higher Mafkst quiet
Nay. ~; july. -; septenhg. ~
The Washington herald., 1912-05-08
A,-iator Bachmsyer IxilIea.

Berlin, May 7.-Aviator Bachmayer was
killed at the Johannisthal aerodrome to-
day when the motor OF his monoplane
stopped and he and the machine crash-
ed 80 feet 70 earth
The Washington herald., 1912-05-08
c0MMIsS.oNERs, NOTICE.

OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District of Cohmbia, Washington. D. c. May q
lsii ORDERED: That the Plumbing Rersiiitions o.
the District q Columbia are hereby amended b
section thsreof W: ''lroFided that = bond VIII
nst he REQUIRED q Fegi,tsrsd rlsmeer employed
uhdsc name aprears on the regular ray rull n to.
District Of Columbia, and IroEided trther, that
such pcrs1n carries on uClk a REGISTERED
plumber olfeide q the services rendered the Dts-
irict q Columbia CuN0 II RUDOLPH. JOHN
The Washington herald., 1912-05-08
NEw YORK STOCK MARKET.

ouosstioes furnished b. ". B. HIbbs 4 o.,
nsnberI q The New YOrh ssOef nzshinss. Hibss
Building.
cAIi money: Open. ~ high. ); low. 2; close. !
SALE or STOCK BY HOUR
The Washington herald., 1912-05-08
nanker. Att.ral.1 M.etlnr.

Among the delegates At the meeting OF
the executive council OF the American
Bankers Association now in session at
Briarclif Manor. n. Y, are Milton E. Ailes
and W. ]. Father, vice presidents OF
Riggs National Bank; W. v. Cox. Press
dent OF Second National Bank. and
Charles J. Bell. President OF the Ameri-
can Security and Trust Company.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-08
BOSTON CoPPER sToCKs.

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nsmbsa q ths New xork stoek Esshanss. HibhI