TEE WASHINGTON HEEAID OSKITBSDAY SEPTEMBER 8 1910e

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WALL STREET NEWS

Insurgent Victory Creates anApathetic Market

IBICES ARE GENERALLY LOW

rrndlnff IB Almost Entirely Profeu-nional n d Without JfoteTrorjthyFeature with oi aimum Decline of More Than EightPoints in Hide nnd

New York Sept 7 Following the newsdf signal victorias of Insurgent Republi-cans In primary elections In New Hamp-shire Michigan and Wisconsin and thegreatly reduced Republican majority atthe State election In Vermont the stockmarket opened fractionally below yes-

terdays close and in the early tradingdeclined further undor some scatteringliquidation from the commission housesand offerings by professional traders

But all offerings were quickly absorbedand the market soon hardened so thatmany speculators wore induced to covertheir short contracts and on account ofthis covering prices gradually advanceduntil at the close most of the active speculative showed fractional gains onthe days business Trading was a hitmore active than In yesterdays marketbut the market was again apathetic dur-ing most of the sowen

Democratic ForecastObviously it had either discounted the

results of New Hampshire Michiganand Wisconsin primaries and the Ver-mont election was entirely benumbed bythe multiplicity of unfavorable politicaldevelopments in the past ten days orregarded the Republican loss in Vermontas an offset against the insurgent victo-ries In the primary elections on the theorythat the Vermont election prophesied aDemocratic Congress

Trading was almost entirelyand was without noteworthy fea-

ture with the exception of a maximumdecline of more than S points in Ameri-can Hide and Leather preferred Thestock had previously advanced In a manner proving a reminder of the manipula-tion in various specialties early in theyear and there had been bruited aboutthe financial district the rumor that themanagement had decided to pay oft putof the back dividends of more than 70per cent on the cumulative preferredstock The companys annual report today obliterated that prospect It showedthat in the fiscal year ended June thetrade profits of the company were 260000 less than in the previous year andthat the net result of the years opera-tions was a deficit of 1MaM as com-pared with a surplus of ft4ttOM In theyear preceding

Pig Iron ReactionaryFigures of pig iron production for

August indicated that the tendency ofthe trade Id stilt reactionary but thatthe pace Is not at all as rapid as In theprevious month The decrease in AugustproducUon as compared with July wasIn fact IncRnlflctuit amounting to2106S47 tons as compared with 214S44tons in July and there befog in

on September 1 213 furnaces onlyten less than on August 1 In Februarywhen production was at the top notchof the year 213 furnaces wore in placeAugust production shows a falling offof 22 per cent from that month and itmay be that this curtailment Is sufficientto adjust supply to demand moneythe days developments were another de-cline In demand sterling bills bringingthe rate down to 48S the lowest In threeweeks the receipt of 600000 gold fromMexico and the abatement of the move-ment of funds to the interior

CURB

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TREASURY STATEMENT

Rrtcrre frodGold coU end bwMleii SlttunoCOO 00

Trust funds heW tor rcdorapUen atoutstanding soles and otrttteil

Gold ootu SWii6 s 8Silrer dollan 4nX4ffiJOOOOSUrer dolkrs of ISIS 3 6 000 M

Total JUrajnLfiWW

Odd role AIM buWen 44 ftTlro4tGold certificate 38HM7 WStandard filter doUare 6JHJt3eB-ilTer certificates 9J 6nUnited States sets SjMsMUWTreasury note of MW 1121460National bank notes yMfi7 GO

Total IU a5H 42Deduct arrest IhtWHtiw W061J0838

Working balance ia Trsasury offliias K3K8K M-

In saUoaal bank itarksIn treasury the PhWnpMut Jshnds

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NEW YORK

York Sept 6 Monty on eaU at stocksrcJiiane t 4ajr opened at Hi per cent Wgawt 2

K elosing Ml per teaL Most of Utedays loans were made at 1H per cent

Tnno money was unchanged with the exteptla-mf a sURht lowerinc of rates six ms Uu-matarKy Supply was suttrient to meet the varyliajht uemand Rates sfartj days per eastnitssty days iVi per mat four aad monthsfllaS psr cent six months 4 per rest

Mereaonlo continued deli with a wrynmttMt desaaod Rates 5Ha5i par east for sixtyand ninety nays indorsed btlls reeerfaMe iVj6 pereast fer theSe four and stx months sinfle BUMSIK per nat for others

BOSTON COPP1SR STOCKS

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lMISCELLAAEOTJS

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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET

Prices quoted are wholesaleBUTTBRFancy sib per print 35 high

grade tub 3 4 print WH thlrdt M printW ronoratod priqt M-

EGGSXMirby fresh Virrtata per dot J6 WestVlratoia and Southwest Virginia 28 TennetWA 91-

CKBESaVNew York new per In IB Sat chess18 dairy cheese 18

LIVE POULTRYSprins chickens Me per Ibhens 15 per Ib reosters 11 per Ib ducks IS per

DRESSED POULTSYHew daiSes per Ib 16musters per lb It sprinters 17aM ducks per Ib-

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LSal73 No 2 bW 75alit new sweets per bM-1JBM6 yams per bbl iftMiSS eueumben perbasket TftaLCO miens per berT5ftW cabbage pirbbL fllsLW per doc 29eJS squash percrate SlUt string beans per but lStatW lisabeam per qt M12K Mtuco per basket 100tl7J-totaatoet homt crown per bet 9a50 celery percraU Z73a4M radIshes p Ml LMaL59 peppersper basket tfaSO turnips per dosen bunches Kbeets 1M bunches LOOaLM com perUaU-

GRBEV FRUITSApples per bbL LCOalCOoranges California ocr rxtx 3JOa5 kmont perbox Itfc4i0 crapefruit per crate 3CCaiOOanpltt crate tOOsSJO cantaloupes per crateaiaLK wacbea basket 4wes watermelons esck-lla2S crapw Delaware LSOalW Niammi LitalOOConcord RJaloo r carrier Bsrtlets Pears 5fa4 per barrel damwiM tW 375

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AVASKIXGTOX CATTLE MARKET

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nOOSPer ewt gross 900a9 0 d ordlasry500

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Gas sold to 77 maTdng advance andnone offered under 77 3S at tho close

Lanston sold at closed firm

WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

SalesRegular call 12 ocleok noontPotomac Electric era 5s 1000 at letWashington Railway Bleetrfe pfd S at 8Ki 5

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77 26 at 71Following are the bid and sked prises potted at

yetterdays mectltg of the Washington StockExchange

GAB BONDSRid Asked

Georgetown Gas 6a MTWashington Gas IsWaahlBctan Gus out fa HO W

RAILROAD BONDSCapital Traction 5s 1W4 US

AiweoMia Potomac Ss MlCUr SatntrteR 5s HIcolumbIa 5 Ml MB

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P toma El etrie Light 54 MT Jchesapeake Potomac TUtpheae fc M4 MlAmerican Tciepiteoe Telegraph 4 HOColonial 5a fS M-KBwersoo Steam Pmap SS M-OWatUngUm Market 5s M27 Ml-Washiscton Market 6 1W7 MW-

PDBLIO UTILITY STOCKSCapital Iractkw OH HI-

Waahtocton Railway EJctrte com 9-Wa Jila t o Railway Electric pfd SMi MWash Alex Mt Vennu SINorfolk Washington oat 7K S

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TYPE MACIIINB STOCKSMergfiBtbakr-LaactoD 3Ioo type

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LIVE STOCK MARKETN-

ew York Sept Receipts of bsera 1J68Steers slow bulls steady to Me lower cows wc-hannsd in price Medsun to extra prime steensaid SJfcrfjO per M9 pounds oxen balls 19Ba-M9 cows 2Maf7s Dmeed beef stow at tall fornative sides hinds and nibs felJog at Wal4H-cimcM drill and oft at teM No liter cablesExperts 3 bceres 100 sheep and 14 quarters

CALVESRecaipU 1J17 Vast ta fair demandand steady traaten sad bnUeraiUks lie lowerWesterns steady quality considered Conunoa tochoSe veils sold 800aUW per MO pounds anaeersand bntteroaflks 400MSM Western calves 6IOa7dressed calves steady at MM 17 for dty dressedveab MaI5 for country dressed SaW for dressedgranen med battermilks

SHEEP AND LAMBSReceipU S7W Sheepruled steady lambs about steady qnaMty consideredwith an undertone of weakreM Conunon to primesheep sold 300 4M per M8 pounds a few tops at100 culls 2M car to prime lambs Ba7Jc-Hlts 769 dressed mutton slow at taW dreased-larobt at llaUH itjchrftog ho dreesed at IfeUVi

nOGSReceipts ISO Prices cenemlly steadyand State and Petmeylntnia hogs sellinsj at LTIiMLMper MO pounds

LOCAL GRIN MARKET

GRAINWbeat vcr busbd 8ssJ8 com shtllctper btuhel WaTS cob ITSaiCO per bsqti oatsWMt m wfatte No 2 per 4CaK mimiper bushel 4ta60 bran pot ton 3W mWdMacsper toe 3700

HAY AND Western Xa 1 mNo 2 2100 mixed SZM MOM at local scales Uttrye bundle UM straw maoMae tlmtih1000 straw wheat jter ton 5SI straw oat petton 800

COTTON MARKET

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New York Sept 7Oott a spewed steady withSeiptesBber undiasged but with a douse of 4 to 8jvolnis on hter montlie The market coottned-nerrotts durIng the late forenoon and midday wasabout 6aT pdlnts net lower Spot quiet mMdlteeuplands 142 nominal middling gulf MJO nominal

Estimated receipts at the ports today 16099bales against lUSS kit week am S SW last yewFor the work 126000 bates against lastweek and WU82 lest year Todays recespU at NewOrlcaM 10 bales against SEO last year and atHouston 11440 bales 7SB Mat year

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NEXT WEEKS PLAYBILLS

Now Xntlonnl Get Rich Quickllngford

Two truths form the basla of the newAmerican comedy by George M CohanOt Rich QuICk Walllnsford which

comec to the New National Theater forone week beginning Monday September11 Two truths that combined term an In-

teresting theme for a play that the loveof a pod woman will work the salvationot a man and that If any average crookwould devote the same of energyand Ingenuity to an honest business thathe does to unlawful scheme he would findgreat and legitimate WaiHngfordhas been a successful crook though Inall his getrtehqulck schemes be haskept within the law to that point whereb waa under police surveillance thoughthey never could get anything on himFinding pIckIng In Battlesburga slow but Individually wealthy communlty of the Middle West Walllngfordand his pal pick It out for furtheroperations of their plausible schemesThe good woman comes along In the per-son of the stenographer Walllngford se-

lects to be his private secretary and shebegins the rehabilitation that sends Walllocford on the stratelu road to legitimatefortune and napplftess Mr Cohen hasdrawn types from Ute The suavebelievable and lovable scamphero hisshrewd pal the womanly secretary thegruff bluff man of the townand his townspeople all are characters-we know in real life and they have beenmade real for the stage Hale Hamiltonis Walllngford Prances Ring plays hissecrrtary Edward Ellis is the pal andthe other principal parts are taken byMarie Taylor Grace Qoodall Fay Wai

Ida Lee Cation Frederick SeatonJ C Marlowe Grant Mitchell ScampMontgomery Horace Junes George JHenery Frederick MayniutJ PuraeiiPratt DanIel Sullivan Fletcher HarveySpencer Charters Josvob Lejsla RussellPisces and Daniel Gold

Delnnco The Little DnmorelPreparations are under way for the

tint presentation upon American soli ofLittle DamoaeU which Henry W

Savage will offer at the Belasco for theweek beginning next Monday Followingupon the footsteps of Con A Co whichwas prevented so successfully Mon-

day and which Is proving a delight tounusually large aUendancee for this sea-son of tire year Mr Savage IB no tosssanguine of his next production whichhas been under way for several months

Little Damoiiel deac iied RSI asympathetic comedy Its success In London where it ran all last year was re-

markable It is no ordinary teat for aperformance of a piece whJeh Is not mu-

sical to lest a whole year In London butthis was accomplIshed by The LittleDamosel though it nac wary forits management to shift It from theaterto theater until no loss then thee thea-ters housed It flaring Uw rasoii MrSewage has endeavored to repro-duce the English envirc of thepiece and has imported B tr of themost Important members of castwhich will h hon The title rolewill be played by May Buckley

Columbia AI II Metz AVIIfton

Al H Wilson or rather Metz Wil-son as he is better known Jo his manyfriends will present In Irelandat the Columbia Theater next weekThat Mr Wilsons pay this season hasan Irish title to no Indication that he hasforsaken the ranks of German comediansIt Is the usual for his managerSidney H Ellis to provide our friendMetz with plays in which he Is seen

traveling in different parts of the worldbut he always remains the rollickingGerman character who long since sanghis way into public favor with his tuneful songs The scones of the play arelaid in Ireland but the character of

Mete hi not German enough to marthe Irish atmosphere of his surroundingsand his droll German dialect harmonizesnicely with the soft brogue of the nativelads and lassies Like all the previousWilson offerings music forms an Important feature of the performance ForMetz in Ireland Mr Wilson has com-posed several neiw songs Ono in par-ticular My Queen of Dreams willno doubt be received with favor Inaddition to the now songs there is amedley composed of the songs made fa-

mous by this comedian

ClmHcM Polite VaudevilleChases next week will be the destina-

tion of numerous hits and wits alreadyheaded this way to form another of theextraordinary bills bf the current seasonthe chief attraction being Our U S ABoys who form it is stated the greatestmusical military spectacle ever devisedThe internationally fcmous novelty Ispresented In realistic scenic splendor andpanoramic electrical and mechanical ef-

fects lend aid in the portrayal of thepleasures of peace and the combats ofconflict There are nearly a score ofveterans of our recent war In this fea

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to the coming ot sunrise comesa series of phenomenal drills guardmount the lowering of the colors theexchange of night signals the advent of the enemys war ship thesearchlights maneuvers the defense ofthe fort the sinking of the ship and agrand finale filled with thrilling episodes The extraordinary attraction willbe the dainty comedienne Wlllette Whitaker assisted by F Wilbur Hill a re-

cant London hit who will present APersonality Jn the identical mannerthey gave it in London Third in laugh-ing order will be Edwina Barry supported by William Richards and com-pany In Jimmie Barrys recent success

The Home Breaker which concerns aservant maid of modern type with apenchant for photos and kisses LaVein Cross and company will presenttheir Roman Sports and Pastimes inwhich feats of gladiatorial prowess arefollowed by the unique funmaklng ofcttwnlsh comedians Dave Ferguson the

storiette comedian will be another in-

clusion and his mirthful number will befound the newest in a long time The Vander Itoors with their grotesque Peterthe Mindreading Duck Eddie Mackand Dot Williams the singing and danc-ing duo and St Elmo a pictorialdramatization of the famous novel willbe the concluding features

The Academy The WolfEugene Walters play The Wolf

which comes to the Academy next weekmight bo called a poem piy of pictures-It is very seldom that one a playthat grips the Interest and piques thecuriosity with its first line The Wolfdoes that The curtain rises on a beauti-ful scene It is Indian summer In theNorthern woods Pines and golden foli-

age mingle their light and shade Astream winds down the avenues of cottonwoods In the background are theblue foothills To the right is the loghouse of JIcTRVteh with a great tree nfront of it Under tree sets Ba-tiste the Canuck pulling at his pipeIn the doorway is the gaunt form of McTavish He too Is smoking The twomen puff in silence for a moment whilethe auditor takes In the perfect coloringperspective and grouping of the sceneThen McTavish says You say that shedied mon J

This is one of Eugene Wetter strongpoints begins his story with the openinglines He wastes no time In unnecessaryconversation and he sticks to the pointfrom curtain to curtain

Another of these pretty picture effectsto in act three Two men are squatting-in the foreground Standing te the talllithe graceful figure of Jules BeaublenHilda appears at the top of the trail car-rying the canoe peddle She stands therean Instant holding the paddle like aspear framed in the dark pine and gelden leafage coloring with th sunsetreddening ominously about her One al-

most expects to bear the wild cry ofthe Valkyrie TIM play ran for sixmonths in New York

The Gnyety BurlesqueGattager ft Sheens Banner Show

one of the best extravaganzas and musi-cal comedy successes cornea to the Gayety next week It to a satire built uponzion and original lines by Ed Gallsgerand Al Sheen with original musicalnumbers and a chorus of thirty Amongthe cast of Ed Oattager tIre weDknowaheadliner who has played throughoutthe country In the vaude-ville Mid In the Battle of Bay Rumalso Al Shean the merry little Dutchman who played at the same titus in

Quo ladle Upside Down The rest ofthe features include Edna Davenport thePotterHartwell Trio Mabel LeslieThomas De Vaasy Annie Qoldie SidneyW Borrow Ruth BeAten and otherswhich make one of the strongest com-panies playing circuit this season

The Lyceum BurlesqueThe attraction at the New Lyceum The-

ater next week is that banner of all musi-cal shows The Cherry Blossoms whoare the real leaders of all organiatkmof this kind The five or six big star spe-

cialties which are introduced In the olioalone would repay one for the price ofadmission The show Is all actionand for two and onehalf hours a riot ofentertainment reigns stmreme and therete a whirlwind of fun laughter singingmusic pretty tacos and graceful formsMost costly costumes of new design areworn all Is set oft by the electricdisplay that is a decided novelty

The Howe PicturesThe last of the Sunday evening diver-

sions at the Columbia Theater by theLyman H Howe New York HippodromeTravel Festival Is scheduled for next Sun-day afternoon when a programme willbe presented that will in the opinion ofMr Howe excel any which he has yetoffered the Washington public Amongthe list of films he hopes to Include sev-eral remarkable new features that havejust reached this country from Europewhere his photographers have been busyfor the past six months These picturesare now in the custom house and It thered tape incident to customs clearancecan be unraveled In time Mr Howepromises several subjects that will longbe remembered in this city as excelling-in general interest even the remarkablepictures of King Edwards funeral whichhad to be repeated last Sunday eveningin response to insistent popular demand

The CasinoThe Casino Theater management an

nouncoe a bill full of interesting novel-

ties and sensations for next week Theprogramme will be headed by the talentedWashington actor William Schillingsupported by a oompany of players in adramatic playlet entitled A Fool ThereWas a condensed version of the samedrama used by Robert Billiard last sea-son at tho Columbia Theater A sensa-tional act will be that offered by the cy-

cling demons in cycling feats including arace around a revolving table making 140

revolutions a minute the four banjophiends In a novel exhibition of banjoplaying Ed Foster and his dog In anexhibition of canine intelligence said tobe remarkable Kell and Kelly

singers and eccentric dancersMiss Anna Arllhe the dainty singingcomedienne and Character change artistand others with three reels of motionpicture plays

Cadets Lone Drill GroundWith the narrowing ot 0 street be

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MILLIONS FOR CANAL SHOW

California Legislature Votes Aid toSun Francisco

Saertunanto CaL Sept 7 The senatetoday penned the two amendments to thetate coneiitutkm which will meanJteeWIOO m funds to thePn jMLP cifte nutmatioini ExpoeitioiiSan Jfrejactoco plane to jive in 1915

With 7510000 subecribed by the citi-zen of San Francisco this will make5I7 0MOO with which the exposition citywin make her bid to Congress in Decemher The assembly will approve the amend-ments tomorrow By the provisions ofthe two amendments exposition funds Sarato o Increased both by direct tax and bybonding the city of San Pranctaco Thefirst amendment authorlies a special taxlevy for the entire State of 1450000 eachyear for four years making a total of5000000 The second amendment permitsSan Francisco to anIonS its charter andvote a special bond issue of JMOiWCQ

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