THE WAS UrGTOU HERALD SATURDAY AUGUST 29 1908

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THREE STOCKS LEAD

Sew High Records for U PS P and Reading

yTTR VAT OPENS STRONG

fjnslness 1Va

Afternoon Including a Good Dealof Realirlnir and Distribution rf-

i Stock the Effect of WhiCh WasSeen In tbe Reaction Later

c Socthernnot furnish

F xtteT did yesterday they Bewertbeiom-

KomJoated Its movements and far sur-

passed any other three stocks to p ataxtlvity

Each of these three stocks nude aewJJgft record for the year and was a

sfflclent commentary OH thei e operations that BO stock with tile

jLbore the high level touched earlier intJie month

It signmcant too that whenJsKiea were at their highest prices of the

rh as Fennsytvania ie BalUmare-ind Ohio lid CsninHsn Pacme werelover than last Bights dose a fair

from this bateg that where theregular speculators found an opportunityt squeeze short interests by irfasteu to

i their certmcates and by activelyr2rpulathig quotations they availed o-ff t the fullest extent pocottole dtstr-wTzg other stocks under cover of thestrength in the active leaders

Opening Was Strongopening was strong an the aettv-

ss s showing gains over test nlghfsc American 3iiiHlng sad Reflat-ewli a-nte largest rise Headings gate at theE T amounted to ueaily point aai-VCTT Padfie sad Southern Faettc al-

t gn showing in their initial quotations-c 7 smallery in the first hour

C silidated Gas was aggressively bidp 5 was also Amalgamated Coppertea American Smettteg and Reflntog was

crders which however were ont metrd a reaction tnuncdiately set in-

c volume of buuliitsi In tbe lint hourLS Q ite hug and

irs sn appearance of strength was mateaei deluded a good deal ofi2 distribution of long the erectf nl h was In the hesitatIon of the

4 hour and reaction of the after

Reaction in Afternoonwas very Bttte bar rawing demand

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tally ettminated to thetd at its expense durIng the foreand no great confidence was

t f market could resume ItsMent since it no longer can

this factor Tbe HIU stocksdisappointment beteg felt over

nfnt of the Northern Pacificwhich showed a deficit ofand oa the coaapteUou of tbe

by shorts other active stockso that the dosteg prices were at

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WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE-I

Merchants and Manufacturers Have Reason to Be

Gratified with Past Week Say Brad-

street and Dun in ReportI

New York ABE K R G Dw Cosweekly revIew of trade rr w wiltsay

Onwteal tBprvemeBt continues es-

pecially te respect to the percentage efmanufacturing plants In operation and

merchantsreplenish stocks Retail trade te seasoa-abty quiet except where sales are stimu-

lated by clearance sate but wboitcate-hftuses are doing good tall booboosalthough collectIons are irregular WithUM exception of the cotton mills

much Ie c idle machinery te leadmg iBdustrie Active capacity Is entergiag at steel ptauts and hon furnacesand worsted ntflte are doing better andshoe shops mere orders en handalthough shipments from Boston stIlt tall

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an there ta little strife between capitaland labor Needed rate bas fallen inleadIng v ra districts but floods leavecaused ttenag to cotton while wheatharvesting to the Caoadtam Northwest

the whole how-ever crop prospects are satisfactory andproducers obtain BBUstaalty Ugh prices

Contracts are placed more freely forsteel new buclnoco tecu4ta a largetonnage of plate and pipe whilesteel ears and lake vessels are amongthe orders Structural work techiefly in smell lots but Btnuerous con-tracts for a few thousand tons each

fair A good exportorder for pipe came from Canada andseveral domestic oil contracts are temarket Curtailment continues at cottonmUle IncreasIng the cost of productionwhile tbe persistent weakness of rawcotton has deferred purchases whereverdelay is poseOMe Despite UK large per-centage f idle machinery an accumu-lation of goods is threatened and tomost cases the raw material was souredat Usher prices than now prevail Com-mercial feflures this week m the United

tbe preceding week and 3H the corre

LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Yesterday pa tile Washington S ekExchange was a dun day so far as tradtag was concerned and very active asto the bidding f stack u aw highBgares Actual busIness was eoBftaed toa sharon of stack Of these S Gas SOW

at Mfe S afergoithaler at MS andfor memo

dtete deliveryOa the osSetal moatag the v mmn-

shar s of the Railway and Hsctris Cone

aaay were pteotd at and tlfc preferredshare at 8 aces ret sales

mad at these ftgnres or bet-

ter hot aot BBtO yesterday the bidprime posted at aKar c CommercialBank stock rose from IK ta and a

fcaa Nations Bank stock whfle United

bred price at J4The days business therefore was

gtag fromholder of long stock and the impressionleft upon the observer to that local se-

curities might shortly go a little higherwhen a new batch of them wffl be UBOOV

bees mode several times In this columnthat holders of local shares are watt

for certain figures to be reachedwhen they wilt seH The truth of tillsview boctwnoc apparent daOy and it isprobably true that the local market seedsonly a little nerve on tbe part of buyersto start a voinmo of B whichwould keep the secretary busy recordlag

Whether local storks are worth moreiiKrtoetcattv then they now are isthe question of greatest importance Theywere bought by the present holders at agood deal higher prices than they are nowselling at They have been held throughthe depression of the pest year and the

saertace The stock argument ofspeculators that it is better to unload ata sacrttce and the proceeds intoacuTe stocks of rome kind on whichmoney could be made does not countneedle with tbe present hoMers of raflway gme and bank shares The holdersthink that by holding on they will be ableto get leek what they paid for theirholdIngs and possibly make a profit Cooseqnentlv it looks as though the Wishiagton market would have to go throughsuaseOilni lIke a rise In prices beforemuch buoteaic win result

As serve only seems to belacking OB the part of buyers to put thestocks op where active business wouldfollow

LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET

Prices aoted are wfctteM-

feiratka the aHife of the w ek BBC wereactive at tav vttn LigJrf airtofe t tatter n-aUwUbiaud jricw AWT ereaBMsy Pogstrr

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ctttrr North Cam per crate I59xi eggkale per bbl 6Ba letsket T5 L3 toioB Ber

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spending week last year Falhtres InCanada number 2 asatost St last week3Z the preceding week till 11 test yearOf failures ibis we k te the UnitedStates Ml were In the East fat theSouth in the West and te theFaeinc States and report UabOttfee ef

0 or more agcdnet tt test week LiabttKies af oMBOMrehU faOures thus farreported fw August are 1KJRJSLagainst JlLSfl 4 for the same period theprevious yeer

New Torlf Aug X a auetrcetson Ute stale of trade toBoir w

will sayBuyers are mote In ertdoste thIs week

and asraeaswraHy at leadIng Western ned Padie Coast points and at a few Southerncenters Some Western cities note evi-

dences of new In buying by Southernand Southwestern merchants of faR andwinter goods Incidentally some fewstocks are reported belnar bought at Chi-cago which is rather In contrast wIth ayear ago when coming depression had

embarking In new Despitethe improvement however volume ofbusiness doIng does not that oftest season and conservatism and cau-tion are still visible For this variousreasons are assigned to some Instances

stocks of winter goods being theostensible cause while to the Northwestthe desire to see the finish of the harvest-is given as the motive In all sectionshowever the dtefMtsttSoa to await the

dentist contest tends to restrict operattous IH sonte dINed there is evi-dence of at the failure of

eag B ter d by early optimisticpredictions Retail trade te dull thecountry over fen buying not havingbegun and cooler rainy weathercouragtaag buying of bargain Ruse of summer goods Industry lands to Increase in-

activity though slowly but current pro-duction Is stiR below anttctaattaas temany instances

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Many Favorable Comments on TheHeralds Enterprise

Commendatory Expressionsvertlners Concerning Big Edu-

cational Supplement

The educational supplement Issued withThe Washington Hew yestentejrcrested favorable comment throughoutWashington and tIM profession andbustBeoo ones of tbe cIty were msnttsUed-te their praise of th teen and the man

Green of Greens AdvertisingAgency said It was the teeat suaBtomtBt-he ever saw He aaan-

Th Herald te to be ooagrattttetedupon the most excellent educations Hum

issued yesterdayBut tapers Ute country have

produced SMCI a number aad It te quitenatural that Washington with Its runnyeducational SattituUoas should welcome

opportunity that you have presented-G W F SwatzeU president of

Swartzell Rbeen Hessey real estatebrokers said Tbe Heralds education supDtement was the finest supptemeat heever saw gotten out by any paper He

The Herald Is to be congratulated uponthe beauty and exteaslveneee of itsptement of today I and a few otherWashingtonians lIttle realized that therewere so many large institutions of learn-ing te Washington and I am glad abright paper like The Herald called sayattention to it

Again I congratulate The Herald andwiSh it success

A T Marks advertising manager forHecbt Company saM Tbe Heraldssupplement on Friday was a hummerHit letter Is as follows

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TMa but wfcfees Ser eves User thten ia the fatare pms ftscattf A X HARKS

Front Doors Thnrtrn OpenAt S oclock yesterday morning the front

entrance to the handsome new DistrictBuilding at Fourteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue was thrown open topublic use

Up to that time only the side doors en-tering the basement floor bad been ia useon account of th unfinished front walksand driveway

I Jackson Grove Closes TomorrowJackson Grove will close Its 190S season

tomorrow with special song and musicalservices afternoon and evening

Several speakers among them Revi Thomas Watkins Rev J T Gross and

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OF TRACTION EVILS

Deluged by Letters

WANT CARS STOP HEEE SIGNS

Slay Decide thatMethod of Proenrini Traction

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Cation to Various Cities Where j

Trolley Problems Slave Been Solved

The seed of sign post destgBating theplaces where street ears stop is pointedout te the electric railway commissionm a letter Teeetved by Secretary Eddyyesterday TIle writer advocates theadoption of steel posts Ore feet inheight with large red balls letteredhas These he wouldplaced on the edge of the sidewalks op-

posite all car stopsThe letter las elf d CMnpfemt fol-

lows

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Toronto Solves Stop ProblemThe lea MOttfan tile diaeaKr PP es-

ta lbs TKDMO plea abe Per fe tadkaltdbr the afea S H pained a-

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Pamphlets books and manuals from

States are being sent to Secretary Eddyand he pioposes to estnbBsh tbe librarywith these and others which the commis-sion has already acquired

Eddy said yesterday be expected amap at the commissions office withinthe next few days This mop Is being j

drawn br draftsmen at the Interstate j

Commerce Commission It wilt show everystreet railway track on the streets orcounty suede of the District and alsodesignate the power houses and carbarns

Trip of Investigation Suggested j

Because of the threescore and one comiec i ed by the commission each

one pointing out a different evil in thetraffic conditions of Washington andmany suggestions that the plans of othercttlec be adopted here it is believed thatMr Eddy could best determine theneeded after visiting several ofthe large elites with which Washingtonhas been compared Philadelphia wrestledwith the traction problem Sot yen andafter tbe collection of tons of data de-

cided that the only way to make progressIn traction reform was to send a cornmlrtton to MHwankee St Louis Chicago Cleveland Denver and San Fran-cisco to Investigate conditions there Themembers of the Washington commissionmay decide to adopt this plan

HIGHER PRICES PINCH BAKERS

He Profit for Them Under PresentConditions

Therefore Hope Either to DecreaseWeight of Loaf or to Increase

Fivecent Price

Because of tbe Ugh price of flour andlabor locaL halters say they are unableto bread with profit at the presentprice oC S cents a lout and have there-fore appealed to Ute of weightsand measures of the District for relief

They desire either to sell loaves athigher price or to make their weighttees than the prevailing weight of onepound The cent price they say hasbeen eatatoUsned so long that It has

become a law and as to theweight there exists an old law that aloaf of bread must weigh ao more or noless than one pound

Alexander H attorney for severalof the bakers has communicated withGel W C keD sealer of weightsand measures who has supervision e tbesale of bread stating Ms belief that the

is Invalid and inoperativeTo test tbe entire matter otis of the

local bakers has volunteered to makeloaves of different weight and throughAttorney BU asks that the matter bereferred to the Police Court for that pur-pose In his letter Mr Bell says

George Hauf a baker at 721 M streetnorthwest has engaged me to toot thislaw and should you decide to prosecutehim for the violation of It he will at histrial endeavor to show first that the lawis Inoperative and invalid and secondbe wm endeavor to satisfy the public bycompetent evidence that a pound loafcannot be profitably sold for 5 cents

Pursuant therefore to Mr HauLs instructions and for the purpose outlinedabove I have to advise you that OB Mon-day next Mr Haul wilt lake fifteenloaves of bread which win weigh lessthan a pound each and this bread I

that you have your assistant seizeand thereupon cause Mr Haul to be in-

formed against In the Police Court tothe end that the matter may be tested Ishall furnish each of the newspapers witha copy of this letter that Ute public mayunderstand that Mr Rants act is for thepurpose of testing the law and not tochest or defraud the public

Brother Lives In CapitalEdward Mooney the hero longshoreman

and exareman who was killed by pe-

Mcecaa while the former was in the actof robbing a house in Philadelphia wasa brother of John Meaner Jr of the Sscret Service who is stationed in Washiogton He testified at tIM inquest yes-terday that his brother had takes todrink and that the pistol found was onehe had given the owner of the houseThe coroners Jury exonerated PolicemanHarrington who did the shooting

Eddy Meets the PresidentSpencer F Eddy who was recently

American Minister to the Argen-tine Republic has notified the State De-partment that he has been formally

to the President the republicThe chamber of deputies by a large ma-jority he said had voted 11000000 forarmament The bill be added Is nowpending before the senate

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UNDER L S TREASURYSUPERVISION

Every WomanShould have her own bankaccount and pay all bills bycheck It encourages economy and every check is a re-

ceipt

7th and Mass Ave N WBranches

th and H Sts N E436 7th St S

Oldest Savings Bank inWashingtonU-

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710 14th Street N W

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TransmittedCABLE

Drafts issued direct on principalcities of the world

Letters of Credit issuedExchange bought and soldInvestments Collections madeStocks and Bonds bought sold

NATIONAL

opposite Treisarr

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ct tent noteS Ifirft oartswe mB Mcsnd-ia real csUU ia the Dbbict finftmth c-

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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN

WE HAVE A LETTER ASKING TOR LAR4JBhoes at 4H Plenty of i M and to

phoe Born coosjderstion abovs bsnowenTHE HARRISON REALTY OX-

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prMbaM respect te prior ptjBstm TYLERA RCIHERFORO Ost 339 Mth aw aa4tf

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ARIZONA EXGOVERNOR DIES

Nathan O Murphy Prominent InSan Diego Cal Passes Away

ExG v N O Murphy of seho

was wen known in Washingtonhemorrhage of the stomach at SM DIngoCaL on August a

Nathan Oakes atnrpny was ont In Jef-ferson Me October His tetiwrwas B F Murphy After xaeeMag apublic school education young X-

ISil In the following year he Tanaavurlto Caitfaraia sad In MB went to Pres-cott Arts to live He married Sarah KBaaghart Augusts MM-

IR MM Mr Murphy was appoInted sec

was governor hi MR hahOnc-

oShaa until KM He apIa held tile ottcefrom tfK to TtHt From OK to VK bewas a Delegate to Congress Irene AilsiaoHe was a to the Repubbcaa aa-

tioaal convention tftt

OF HER BURNS

3I1 Florence Ruff a Victim of OilExplosion

SuSertac from the burns she r C4 d-

an exploding 00 canat Laurel Mi on Wednesday MIss Flor-ence G Rut dughtep of Mrs L RRuff dted yesterday at the HomeopathicHospital ia this city

Miss Ruff who was tmmtfStc yearsoH was preparing paInt by Bctxtog tarPontiac with oil on a bettted Move whenthe can exploded The hot mass pouredover the unfortunate womans face andbody She was brought to the local hos-pital for treatment

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