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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-10
SUES FOR HUSBANDS DEATH.
Oscar Brown Fell Off County Hospital
While Painting the Roof

Willows. - Mrs. Oscar Brown
man. has filed a claim against Glenn
county, under the Roseberry employ
ers' liability law, for damages occas-
Toned by the death Of her husband,
who, while painting the county hos
pital fell off the roof and was killed.
Under the law. Freeman says, the
widow is entitled to $3.50. If the
county authorities do not make a set
tlement the state liability claims
board will be called upon to sit on
the case.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-10
REID MAY RETIRE SOON.
NJ. james Ambassador Says He /
Thinking OF Iiyino Hara

81 james Ambassador Says lie Is
Thinking OF Living Here.
New York.-The probable early
retirement of Whitelaw Reid, as am
oassador to Great Britain, is an
nounced in an interview published in
the Times" Ambassador Reid ar
rived in New York for a short visit.
The Times" says:
The ambassador was asked if the
report was correct that he intended
to retire from the diploamtic service
soon and he replied:
Il may do so, as | have been think
ing seriously of coming back to this
country to live
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-10
LIBRARY FOR BATHERS.
Rare Finds i'm the Excavations O
Baths Near Rome.

IkdFe FIDds IN the Excavations OF
Baths Near Rome.
London.-Excavations in the baths
of Caracalla, at Rome, under the di-
rection of Professor Vale, have re-
yealed subterranean maze corridors,
well paved streets, temples to eastern
gods and numerous statues, including
Venus Rising from the Sea" and a
Gladiator" A library
to which bathers went on hot after
moons has also been discovered, but
great secrecy is being maintained as
to its contents.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-10

Tickling in the throat, hoarseness.
loss of voice, indicate the need Of
BALLARD'S doREHoUND SYRUP.
1t eases the lungs. quiets the cough
and restores health In the bronchial
tubes Price CSC, soc and 800 per
bottle. Sold by A. c. Koeppen & Bros
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-10

Sick headache is caused by a dis
ordered stomach. Take Chamber
lain's Tablets and correct that and
the headaches will disappear For
sale by all dealers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-10

TO think their husbands love them so
much that they can go around the
house with their hair off and their
teeth out.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-10

OF other things that it would require
many columns to merely mention
them all.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-10
Cnnnamght,s Next Trim

London.-From letter written by
a member Of the suite of the Duke of
Connaught, it appears possible that
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-10
For Sale or Rent.

Wheat land in tracts of 800 to 1000
acres. Terms to suit buyer. Address
w. s. Smith. lone, Ore.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-10
SUICIDE PACT Is SHOWN.

Man Refuses, Then Carries Out
Agreement Alone.
st. Louis.-Mrs. Dorothy Swinney
told the police that she and Freder-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-10

Some women are conceited enough
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-10
CRISP

COOI. MORNINGS AND EVENINGS should remind YOU
Of Coat Department. Where gathering of the casest
garments to be found in large variety We have
them made Of rough cloths desirable this season. bouces
cuna cae hair and Scotch mixtures and of course the plain
tailored coat of storm serge always hand together with the
Johnny Coats loose beted models and other
fitted effects We have them great variety Of prices but
We specialize our coats at - ---. 500. 90
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-10
SUGGESTIONS FOR
EMBROIDERY

Now is the time TO prepare your Nmas gifts.
4 beautiful line of novelties to chose from, such
as stamped aprons, budoir caps, iabots, table rum
ners, button bags, laundry lists, party bags, shoe
bags, laundry bags, in fact everything in the line
of embroidery. We carry full line of colors III
ID. NJ c., all sizes in white embroidery notions
gold thread embroidery hoops, everything that an
up-to-date department of this kind should carry
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-10
MADAME
WESTERVELT

representing the II. W,
GOSSARD co. of New
York is here in our store to.
day and tomorrow, Thursday
and Friday, October 10th
and llth, demonstrating and
fitting the celebrated Cos
SARD FRONT LACING
CORSETS.
All are invited.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-10
WOOL. BATISTE

in light and dark shades for
dressing sacques. house drc,.
scs. etc. All wool fabric.
Colors fast. Comes in pink.
light blue, Copenhagen, light
and dark red. black, navy
The ward -...--.-. SOC
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-10

Savings banks pay YOU PER CENT on what you SAVE
WE PAY YOU PER CENT on WHAT YOU SPEND.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-10

When you make purchase and fail to get your 7. p. W.
stamps with it you've left part of your change the counter
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-10
THE MAKINGS

rI-rE} Wool Bats, H. rolls hest quality 50 to $3.50
IzdB Cotton Chaic ward -------- sc to 1Oc
Es!yrf9| Outing Flannel yard ---------------- 1Oc
IS[lSsl 3G-in. Silkoline yard --- IL lie
lSSfslS1ls Yarns all coors for tving IL 1 &c
kJ BATH ROBE BLANKETS
Full size Bath Robe Blankets including cords
Each l% frog hight and dark Patterns heavy ss:is; ss:s5
The Washington herald., 1912-08-16
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-ReguIar call. IL O'Clock noon.
RigIs Realty IS 0ongl, 5000 at l0i.
Eastern Light & Fuel. 10 at III, Is at l3oT, Is at
l2pE, 8 at l85s, g at lDs.
Washington Gas. s at Ssh.
Lanston. % at ~ Is at 81, IS at -
Union Trust 10 at Hl, 10 at Ho.
After call.
MerEenthaler. at Z5ls, 10 at rs at s8
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat IS. 5000 at
~
The Washington herald., 1912-08-16
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Aug B-MILLFEED-Fim; trade
slow Spring bran % 10: standard middlings. zoo;
Western red dog Il 50; winter wheat bran in loob-
sacks to arrive. &.75; city bran. in bulk. a.6o
FL0UR-Firm: trade dul. Kansas straights, Goa
40. in sacks; spring patcrl'. s.0a575. IN barrels:
sfrng clears AT0aieo; Kansas straiehts. To ar
rive Iiais5; soft straishts, to arrive, tsoai1c
in barTels.
RYE FLOUR-DulI and unchanged. Choice
brands. LG5ai35
CORNMEAL-Firm. but trade dull Kindred
fer export. i0ai05: meal. in bags, l55al5 3D.
HAi-Rectipts. 81 tons: strong and quiet. Prime
timothy LIS; No. |, l.3O: No. 2. Ll5al@; No. ,.
9ealGj
sTRAw-Receipts. 20 tons; firm Trade quiet.
Long rye. Ga1.oo.
PoRk Firm; trade slow. Mess. ls.75s2os Is; fam
iy. 9tc0a2D.5c
REEF-stronG. Packet. B B5cai7.5o; family. Issoa
l3Ci
LARD-Stroug Prime Western Ills, refined con-
tincnt. ll.S; South American. I2o5: refined Bra
Milan. in kegs. l0S: OleCsearine l2kal3 lard stear
inr quiet New York. lgs.
COFFEE-M tho Coffee Exchange there was
great activity during the morning session. with radi-
cal price changes. Initial prices TO points
lower, with sales the call 81 600 bags and within
the first half hour the total Of business amount
ed to 5000 bags, and early in. the afternoon the
total about 1900 bags.
September sold up To l257 gain Of 10 points,
with December at l267 ri.e Of II points: March
to 1910. gain Of POINTS and MAY to l277. rise
of 10 pOtHts. compared with yesterdays final prices
Todays final prices follows:
Highest. Lowest. To-days
The Washington herald., 1912-08-16
BOSTON COPPER STOCK.

Quotations furnished br ". B. H-bbe 4 Co.. mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
The Washington herald., 1912-08-16
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

| Quotations given below are for large lots. Job
bers' prices are higher
EGGS-Near-by fresh Virginia. 2Ia2: West vir
gina and Southwest Virginia BAD: Tennessee. 10.
BUTTER-Elsin fancy. Ter lb. llsas; Western
frss. 26i7a21is seconds 5iza27 store racked lsA.
CHEESE-New York State factory. new. IA
PoULTRY-Hens. per H.. lg-aH; rUosters. PEI
lb:. 3: turkeys. Lal5; chickens. l'aB.
DRESSED PoULTRY-Hcns. choice. pcr III, ia
IS; turkeys. pcr ID, Is; young ducks. l2alss chick
ems lsa23.
vEGETABLES-Potatoes new No. l. rer bb
2ooa225 No. . Trr bbl.. 4 nal So corn per dozen
loals; yams IN. c.. per bbl. 25oa3.oo: sweet 70
tatoes. rcr hbl. 30aa350; onions. pr crate, I5ll0
do. Maryland Ter bbl.. 2c5a225 do. SIsni-h. TrI
crate, 10: new CabbaGr. pr crate 5iaio eggplant
Ier doz-. ioa5o; iettuce bsskct. Sal .; string
beans. Ier basket, 15alo o.; pr hhl. 2aam: squash
rer bbl. 80: beets. per 100 hunchcs. Lcca2oo tnma
toes. per cate g5a75: c7Icumbers home grown 5Oa
IS: peas. pr bbl.. 5.0s6.0o
GREEN FRUITS-Apples. new. r-r basket :a5o;
box. ioae0; bhl.. L50aSoO; oranges California. box.
.: lemons box. IooaL5o; gaTe fruit, per box.
5.cca6.oo: pineapples. I7sa225: watermelon l0.0cl
n 90 Ter 100 cantsloupes Ter crate 50alo0: pescies
per crate lcoa2o; hucslehrrics per ct. jas black
berries. l25zal5; plun. Ter Tt ia6: currants. Isr
qt., sail: grapes. per carrier. IooaLe5
HAY AND STRAW-HAy. Western. No. l. 200
a2Soo; No. . 2Ocac20: mixed hay. ls oOacaoo:
straw. re. bale. i5oaiIsoo: machine thrash. so
alcoo: straw. wheat per ton, 1ooas 90. straw. odt,
per ton. T.5cas5o
LIVE STOCK Sheep. rer III. 2l5's: spring lambs.
per III. easis; calves choice. PER b. 81 medium.
WOOL AND HIDEs-wooI. washed. free Of
burrs, per Ii. Ss35: wool. unvashcd. per H.. 2:
hides dy. per H.. lsals; salt hides. h.. l3; calf
skins, green. each. l-2Sl.0.
GRAlN-Wheat. per bu. l.ooai8: corn. shClled
eoAs: ear. Per bhL. is5a5.n; oats. Western white.
No. . rer bu.. e2as6: oats mixed, rcr bu. CAS-:
bran. s.ooa3Oo 90: middinss. oooaaoo.
clover. psr bu.. lOsoal2so; white clover. per bu.
Ieooaeloo.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-16
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

prediction of President Melien that the
entire system would do much better than
the previous year. when deficit OF sSl3,-
600 prevailed. The New Haven Company
has started its new year with splendid
promise. as indicated by the fact that
gain in gross of over 100000 was re-
ported from July operations over the
same month of last year. A $1,000 daily
gain thus far in August has likewise
been accomplished. New Haven has had
hard row to hoe in the past few years.
in addition to which 1t met with severe
opposition and criticism from the Mas
sachusetts Legislature. Notwithstanding
this fact, President Mellen, with his
shoulder constantly to the wheel made
an excellent showing for the past year.
From time to time the market has had
to listen to reports that the Edwin Haw-
lays estate was liquidating large blocks
of stock
The Washington herald., 1912-08-16
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & CO.. mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
Sur
The Washington herald., 1912-08-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

South Carolina Avenue Southeas. between Second
and Third stEcets-H. n. Hrwensten ct to
Za r. and Tennie NJ Bowman. lot 81, square
Petworth-J. 5. Gruver ct uI. To John S. Powers.
lot e. square 3ls SO
Whitney Cloee-James X. Jones ct VI. to Arthur G.
Schenck. lot 30 block H. $40.
kalorama Heights and. Meridian HILL. C. Swart-
Eell to Brainard u. Warner. lots a. a. 20. ST. So,
and 81. block II. KaIorama Heights and lots
g and - block II. Meridian Hill SO.
InGicsidC -'icurse W. Brown aud William Ker trus-
tecs. To William Il. Matthews, lots s and e.
So,
south Carolina Avenue Southeast between Second
ard Third streets-H H. Howrnsten ct uI to
Harrie; L. and William II. Johnston. lot 3D.
square 165 $40
liis Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast-Harry g Sum
meTs ct uN 10 AdoIph KarI and Anna Kuhn
lot q. square lO6j. $40
Ishcrvood-rsfrirk :. Murphy ct TX TO Peter Muir
ply. payt lot u. block TO- SO.
sT NJ StrceA SOrthWest-Charl-> :. Kcsty ct to
Carl kesty. part lot :. square sol. $40
lsh"rw"|-l Peter MuThy To Jos phinr T. Reese and
Lewis = Reese, Tart lot ~ block TO-
Barry Farm -Eualis W. Thomas ct Vir tn Richard
NJ Parker. lots q and 81 section 7 $40.
'hcU 'hase GrpSe-Marjpric =. Anderson to y.
Gordon. lot Is. square 9nli. SO
Dant', lot III. SO
East Capitol Street. between Thirteenth and -Four.
'tevn,h Streets Northeast John ScTivcner ct TX
10 James \ nImClty. lot -. square IG55 SO
y and Ninth Streets and Rhode Island Avenue
Ncrthwost-Rober- II. FcathcrSt0ne TO Harriet
{. Coates. lc,, 3, ". Z. and >. ~Inare SO.
$40
Addition to L. Droit Park-CharIes E Turner e,
ux- n Arthur g Proctor. lot ISL. bIoCk 3. Sle
1nsl' sidc-L'Wis D. Rr,unihgrr uN. tn James
VI. IT~trr. lot - block a. SIC
First Addition to Washington HighlandS-Charlcs
g T"yi"t TO Louis g Watts. lots Is. Is. and II.
SQUARE 6lls SIC.
IHl Fourteenth Street Nor'hvrst-Rntsrt II KnishtIy
anf MaT KniEhtlv to Gc.TSc ". Morris, lot -.
sIrarr north ~ ~ SIC
Rcr' Philip Brooke n Wilbcr W BILL lot 81
block 49, 80
Barry Farm Frank g. l'Ins t0 Franklin p
Na-h 10, sla ~Iusrr 50 SN
Cleveland Fdrkr Harr Kit" ct tn William
r. Wo~rlskc 1T = Iuarr ss1 yo
M0:Irt Pleasant ard Pi"a>an' Plains Elrnora r
Fuuz t" Llo,d g Hrnr. ITS 4 to - block
). SO
Thir'rrh Street and numhar'"n Arcnur North
wc,t-May MAvfch 20 William Shea
Tar lots II ard l1i -Guarr 1871 $40
1851 Street NCrthWe~'-MSr + Messhemcr 10
Mary VI. Walker. In, %. -yIarr 5s. Ss
ls2l Thirteenth Street Northwe~t-George ".
The Washington herald., 1912-08-16
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. r. Hibbs Co.
Building
New York, Aug. l5.-Early buoyanCv gave way to
= rrarticn 0f imIsararce ia rrItton G. niract
trading to-day. The advance hum the low levels
recorded Carly in the week amounted 10 About s.
bale. and this impressive showing the
anxiety Of shorts to cover aud aS" srme very de
cided support from srfnueTS. 'rup and
weather conditions were not TcI-rted les favorable
though we'll defined report. from Texas in
dicste that the crop Of that State may not have
burner proportions when finally picked and haied.
Liverpool futures closed with MT gain nf from
Il TO lsls points for 'he day. Manchester reported
Narns firm cloths quiet. Sales II 500 bales SPOT
cotton were made in Liverpool to-day at points
adLanrn TO sEnl- for milhIirr
The Washington herald., 1912-08-16
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs 4 Co..
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade. Hibbs
Building.
Chicaso. Aug b-Conditions surrounding the
wheat market show corcl,isirely that the price OF
that cereal will continue to pivot the Of
ceipts at Chicago and primary markets. The alb
normal demand for cash wheat milling ard ex-
port account and the small stocks available at Chi
cago ard other centers. coupled with the tghtness
IN the September future, continue as the potent
bush help Rain Is expected in tie spIing wheat
country and. with the wet weather in the winter
wheat belt during the Iast few days. 1t lnnks II
the weather clerk was quite friendly with the bull
longs in wheat. The wheat crop is rarousiy esti-
mated at e9o.ooooo) To 7o0oO0coO bushels The cash
wheat market at Chicago dull. with sales OF
only 80 coo bushels
There were advances of to I In wheat and
the undertone mainly of strength While
September corn lost y to !. cent there were gains
Of y tn y cent in tile more deferred futures Oats
were stronger and = to u cent higher.
Close
wheat-scptember. s3asaa5li; December. 92S.: May.
@A
Corn-AuGust. 72ss; September. es4s: December.
5ih; May 5S'sa5i
Oats-septembsr, as; December. S2sa;as; May.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-16
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Baltimore Nd. Aug b.-MILL FEED-ST rins
hran. in lcrI'Ind sacks psr ton 25OOag5 50: -four
{" white mitdlinls IN 10 Tnuud sIcks. II coast %
Western middiin=s. in lo2-TUunL -sCks. r-r ton,
= dHaW City Mill middnEs. in IOopcund sacks,
rcr ton. 2s50a!a.Oo; iIty Mill, middIngs. white in
loopound sacks IrT ton, I. %: City Milk
bran. in l01TplT'd sa'k>. I"r ton . 0ls3Non
STRAW-N0. / straight ryc. so. No. > straight
rye straw, l556alsoo; No tangled rye straw u Cla
l2S; No. tangled Iyc straw. II oo1ll5 90: Nd.
wheat straw. SOFAS So wheat straw No. :. 75Ha
500: No. ! straw. sfasOl: No. = straw s.Odsi
a5
BUTrER-'rCamcry. fancy. ~ Ii. "a: d.,
choice. peT III. 6aS do. good I"r H.. 2ia.=
imitation rrints. per H.. 2sa30: d. hlo,ks 27a22
ladies. Tcr III. 2la22; MarNland aud Pcnns, lvanrt
rolls. rcr III. f9a2. Ohio rolls pr H.. 49, West
Virginia rulls Icr Ii. 70. store IaCkcd Ter In .
10 Maryland. Virginia. and PcnrrylvnnI. dairy
PRINTS per H.. 70 Trucs~s b1ttrr 23a3
EfiGS-Maryland. PCnnsy ylVanIa. and near nv rrstS.
loss of. u We,t Virginia y Western nr>t- los
of: q Southern fr.ts. lr~s of o.
ROASTED CoFFEE-The market steady.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-16
bUOYANT TONE
To THE MARKET
Specialties, Including Lower Priced
Copper Stocks, Soar to Record
Heights During Day.
BETHLEHEM STEEL IS STRONG
By BARRON SERVICE.

New York. Aug. 15.-There was q
buovant tone TO the market to-day. par
ticularly in specialties which included
several of the lower priced copper
stocks A transaction Of 100 shares OF
Phelps Dodge and Company was re-
ported .on the tape at 215 IL This com.
pared with last previous sale on the last
preyious sale on the stock exchange
made in May, 1909 at 200. During the in
terim, however Phelps Dodge and Com
pany stock has sold over the counter as
high as Us tSandard on Company OF
New Jersey declared a regular quarter
ly dividend of S a share which was the
rate paid in two previous instances both
of which, however, were disbursed since
dissolution of the trust was effected.
The Brooklyn Union Gas Company took
no action on extra dividend but declared
the regular quarterly rate OF / 1-2 per
cent.
Canadian Pacific sought a new high
level on the announcement that $780,
100000 new stock would be authorized.
n five months the stock has risen nearly
sixty points. There were instances in
the morning of reactions when traders
for a turn took the short side, but the
ease with which all offerings were alb
sorbed quickly convinced the street that
the list should be bought rather than
sold. Bethlehem Steel was strong and
active, rising to a new high level on the
present movement. During the early
trading Chino Copper Company shares
rose to IS. with subsequent reaction.
Fifty was predicted for the stock by
PERSONS close to the management. Wey-
men & Bruton common stock advanced
twenty points from the previous sale to
go, at which price Hotpoint appreciation
since the stock was listed was recorded.
American Express sold at 199. to the ex-
tent of 100 shares. This revealed a drop
OF six points from previous sales. Fur
thermore it was the lowest level reached
by the stock since 1905. The recent at
tack of the Interstate Commerce Commits
shares.
Pullman stock SOars.
Current strength in Pullman shares was
due, 1t has been ascertained, to the fact
that gross earnings for the fiscal year
ended July 81 established a new high
record, while final figures may also re-
veal record net profits as well Gross
receipts we're better than 600, it is
understood. compared with S3s, 1894. 900 in
the previous year. 2he companys plants
have been operating at close to so per
cent of capacity. whereas a year ago less
than half the capacity was used. The
freight car plant is running 80 per cent of
capacity and the passenger car works rs
per cent. The annual report is expected
to show a balance of between 10 and II per
cent for the stock.
New. York, New Haven and Hartford
showed surplus above charges and
dividends of S305, ,S3s in the fiscal period
ended June 3d. thereby making good
The Washington herald., 1912-08-16
Boy Wrecks Train.

Aurora. Ill. Aug. l5.-LawrenCe Gill
man. aged eleven. had lived beside the
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad for
nearly year without seeing any acci-
dents. He read about them and was curl
Gus. So he threw 4 switch. then sat in
his mothers bedroom and watched a
passenger train crash into a string Of
freight cars That is the lads story as
II was told TO the officials of the railroad
today. The boy confessed to the police
after a vain effort ON the part of the
authorizes to discover the cause OF an
accident in which a number of persons
were buried and fireman severely hurt.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-16
Probe Auto Accident.

Hagerstown. Md. Aug. l5.-Owing to
different statements being made in con-
nection with the joy ride which resulted
in the death OF Alva Creager and the Sc
rious injuries to his brother. Charles
Creager. at Blue Ridge Summit late
Monday night a jury of inquest has
been summoned by Coroner J. p. Maclay
to investigate the facts.
Charles CreaEer stated that he and
his brother had been invited by George
Lentz to ride in the automobile. which
was later wrecked. Lentz claims that
he was in bed at home. The jury will
sft the matter to the bottom.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-16
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Aug. l5-Money opened at 2s per
cent; high. ); low. "a; renewals. 27s; close. "a /:
ruling rate. "a.
The demand for time funds has subsidized ma
terially. and a result the timemoney market is
duh and featurcless. Rates remain unchanged at
5isaSS per cent for sixty days YET cent for ninety
days il4af4 per cent for foh months, and fsais.
per cent for five and six months.
Commercial paper is unchanged at sa5i4 for the
best names.
discounts, per cent: unchanged. Berlin (hoi-
day..
The Washington herald., 1912-08-16
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore. Nd. Aug. -FIrmer: spot
contract. esis; spot No. red Western, l0oL.: Au-
gust. sls: September. ssh; October. loo; steamer
No. red. 92is; recripts 1852 bushels; exports
lo 600 bushels: Southern, by sample 76ag7 Southern
on grade 9eaS
CORN-Fimer; spot contract, sii: reoepts, 5, iei
bushels.
OATS-Steady: No. white. steady new
standard white 39l.; new No. ) white 5sis: re-
cepts. . eT bushels
RYE-Iull. Receipts % bushels
HAY-Steady; NJ. ! timothy unchanged: No. !
clover mixed unchanged. Grain freiEhtS firm {;
steam TO Liverpool. pc: bushel. 3'.d. September.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-16
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
RAlLROADS

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hiegs & Co..
members Of the New York Stock Exchange Hibts
Building
The Washington herald., 1912-08-16
FINANCE ANDREALFY

An even hundred shares of Eastern
Light and Fuel formed the feature of
yesterdays sales on the Washington
Stock Exchange, ten of them going at
12l. and the others at 120 rs.
Washington Gas. which had last sold
at S6. was sold yesterday at Sc IL.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-16

Norris ct uI. to Mary knEhtly and Robert
Knigh;B lot r square n, SO.
Tenth Street between | ard X Streets Northeast-
Middaugh & Shanuaa Inc. to Emma L. Will
iams lot 60 SQUARE 9S2. SO
Lanier Hcights-CharIss ". King, i.. ct to
EsteIla NJ GartreIl and e. W. r. Stokes, trls-
tcss lot sEs SO
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-03-07
From the Tyndall Register.

From the Tyndall Register.
One Of the important improve
taents III Tyndall during the com.
ing summer is the construction of
2 double brick building on the lots
north Of the Dye building now oe-
c9pied by Frank McKenna. The
Iyndall Hardware Co., composed
Of VIM. Thompson, Gus. e. Hail
berg and j. B. Planning, sub
stantial business men, III conjunc-
tion with the Hamm Brewing Co.
are preparing to erect this building
1t will be 50xl00 feet and two
stories in height with basement.
The Tyndall Hardware Co., is one
of the largest concerns OF its kind
IN this section of the state. TIE The
company viii also do a jobbing
business as Tyndall is an ideal
distributing point.