THE WASHINGTON HERALD SUNDAY TTTLT 19 1905j 6

NEW RECORDS MADE

Wall Street Prices TouchHighwater Mark

STEEL SHAR THE LIST

Railroad Stocks Particularly StrongUnder Good Report ConcerningCrops and Rate Bull Impulse Car-

ried Clear ThronjtJi In All Quota-

tion Trade Report Favorable

July lTke inMtal taeed practtcnltr s nrfcc Mines M cornpared with last MIStS dodng thefine sale of Untied Sates Steel tvMehwas rather late ta opentos was

atThis marked a new Ugh reeerd Jaw

butt impulse toe whole Mat Thereafter prices gAy began to move p

and tkrts tendency was maintainedto the activity tacreaetng as thesession approached its dose untH tn thelast few xntaatee It exceeded aaythta-eecn on the New York Stock Exchangein many months The facilities of theexchange for recording transactions weretaxed to the Btmoet and ia the lasthalf hour the ticker fell booted the actualtransactions to such aa extent that notuntil seven atnotes after the cteee ofbusiness was It aWe to record the lastsales

The trading broadened sabstiurtlaHyPennsylvania and New York Central

quite activeof reports that aa

rates tat tnmk tee territory h 4practically West reached sad ovoid tosomedistant future

Railroads StrongSt Paul Union FacMc Fa

c3c andalso strong the kowa atftode oC MrHffl and Mr Harrtman toward the ques-

tion of rate advances being regarded asclearly foreshadowtog nctto of IiI kindby the IVeoterm rondo Croat Northernhowever for aorati WMxptateed Toodid not to any great silent participate

Additional reaaon for the market actionof the granger stocks was found SB thereport of the Chicago BvrUagtoa andQuincy on crop einfctUna n Xwhich gave a to elation of K for canin that State and said thatwheat thraah-

cumsUnited States Steel was the strongest

stock on the whole raging toestablishing a record nearly X points

above last nights clUes and nearly doa-ble the loweM price of the panic

Sotpans HlRli RecordsMany of the leadtng stocks such as

Tnited States Steel Union NorthPacific St and

have now surpassed tbetrrecord for the year and hy doinghave encouraged the hopes of speculatorsthat e furtherIs yet to come Trade conditions aregenerally favorable for while themercial agencies say business to slow thetendency is hi the right dtrectton andpreparations are making for aa activefall trade

The bankpertedly faicash beingpreliminaryreserve showing anof last week of KGaJH

SEW TORK MONEY

Tnt Jnre M1 r c rt todBj Tlthe wet from the

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moneythe week forsomrmbat better Orhervfen the aaartit ikon B-ttk chasge for the week Kate H to 2 per eesrtfor dart 2 to 4 fcr sdawty J JS to Si

foor months 1 to s for five sad K to-

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claimed that Lake Erie producesmore fish to the square mile than anyother body of water in the world

In Portugal married women retain theirmaiden names and are always bythem

There Is one lighthouse in existencethat is not placed on any mariners chartIt Is IB the Arizona desert and marksthe spot where a well supplies pure fresh-water to the traveler

The largest and heaviest building stoneever quarried In Britain was taken some-time ago irons the Ptenklngton bed nearNorwich It was to one piece withoutcrack or flaw and weighed ever thirtyfive tone

A gold com passes from one hand toanother 209MOQttt times before the stampor impression upon it becomes obliteratedor friction while a sliver eeln changeshands UMMMW times before It becomesentirely defaced

The German Emperor owns mostvaluable draughtboard to existence Thelight and dark squares are made f sliverand gold and the draughts are also madeof sliver and gold each having a dtamendor rub In the center

OB the BdgIaa state railways all thenewspapers left ta the trains belong tothe government They are eent to thepaper made kite pulp and serveafterward as railway tickets Over W8

tons of newspapers are collected everyyear

Birds can eat and digest from ten tothirty times as ranch food in proportionto their abe as men eaR If a men couldeat as ranch m proportion to Ms size

consume he woulda couple

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After free years work Australias greattranscontinental rabbitproof fence

completed Its length Is i88S milesand the cost of its erection has beennearly JUS It is famished at In-

tervals of the ties with systems sftraps hi which hundreds of rabbits arecaptured and destroyed dUlY Inside the

t no trace oftbetr presence

The authorities at tile WashingtonHydrograpUc Bureau have endeavoredto ascertain the Mae ot the Atlantic

From careful observation theyfear that m height the waves usually

about J feet hat Inweather they attain from 49 feet to 4S

feet In storms they are often from leefeet to 409 feet long and continue tomove about ten seconds or eleven sec-onds wIlDe the longest yet known moosured half a mile and did not exhaust it-self for twentythree seconds

The London committee on cabs andomnibuses reports that as many as 36

undergoing adjustment or repair enany one day The average daily journeyof each vehicle Is from MO to 131 mileswith Ti per cent of them running

the average total dally distance Ismiles That Is In spite of

eat high percentage of disabled vehiclesthe total mileage per annum of motor

In London Is already nearly

Fact About MeerschaumRs the CUetga News

Meerschaum is a hydrated silicate ofmagnesia appearing as an opaque earthymineral white grayish or yeMewlsn

la texture and breaking with aI or line earthy fracture Most

of It comes from Asia Minor especiallyfrom the plates of ktechehr where Itoccurs hi nodular masses of variable sizeand irregular shape distributed throughthe alluvial deposits of the plain whichare systematically worked for the extrac-tion by means of pits and galleries

Meerschaum is found also bet lessabundantly in Greece and in some of theGrecian Wands at Hrubschltz In Mora-via where It occurs In aerpentinoosmatrix and In Morocco where It Is usedwhen soft and fresh as a substitute forsoap while coarse variety Is found atVaUecas near Madrid and Is employedas a building stone Meerschaum also oc-

curs in South CarolinaAlmost the whole of the worlds supply

of meerschaum comes from the districtof Esklschehr In Asia Minor

Mining Is done in a primitive fashionand precautions for safety are unknownalthough accidents occur from time totime A group of three to fifteen work-men work together to dig a shaft aboutone meter in diameter and no props areaxed until they reach at a depth of twen-ty to forty and even sixty meters thebed of red clay under or In which themeerschaum Is found mixed with serpen-tine in the terra of Irregular pieces fromthe size of a hazel nut to that of anapple

These pieces are often extracted withgreat difficulty after making long galleriesin the red day In many places the earthis mined in such a way that the galleries-of several different excavations are confused The work Is carried on day endnight the workings being lighted bymeans of oil lamps

The meerschaum is not sold by weight

cba e the meerschaum which Is dampheavy and of a yellowish color is etto dry in the sun In summer time ondlnthe winter for about nine days In a dryingoven heated day and night

The product loses about twothirds ofIts weight In the drying and becomessnow white Afterward it Is rubbed withflannel moistened with warm water anyroughness Is removed with a knife thehollows are cleaned with sand and finally the pieces are polished with wax Inthis condition the meerschaum Is sent tomarket

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Nothing hi more conclusive evidence ofMr Bryans great power and fitaess thanthe fact that the Republican party tohope for future control has been coonpolled make most pronounced In Itsplatform the policies which have beendistinctly those advocated by the Demo-

cratic nominee and his party Thefor the revision of the tariff the

war against trusts of a monopolisticcharacter railway regulation and cur-rency reform have been the cardinalplanks of Democratic platforms Theiradoption by the Republican party has

has stood for them unfaultertogly In thepast

Not all the Democratic leaders werefor Mr Bryan prior to the convention

as Its Presidential candidate It behoovesall who favor Democratic principles andpolicies to stand Mildly by their greatleader and champion

A Copenhagen newspaper with a viewto testing the comparative rate of speedof various telegraph systems sent off toItself two telesroTT of five wordsone telegram went eastward while the

Shanghaithe other went via Xew Yorkand Shanghai The telegram sent ort byShanghai of the eastern route arrivedback In Copenhagen In three hours andtwentythree minutes Each telegramhad to be taken over and telegraphedafresh eight times during its transtnlszion

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lish poet to beat isis breastlie was wondering about looking at sil-

ver and cut glass without seeing themand the best man hardly knew how toapproach him

Er have you kissed the bride heasked at last

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to It was Not lately

Sugar Restriction In JapanAccording to a Japan Chronicle state-

ment furnished by Consul Hunter Sharpof Kobe the three leading sugar refineriesof Japan have put up 5345660 gold as aguaranty to an agreement that their com-bined production would be restricted toI79ee9 bags They also agreed to adoptuniform marks and packing to distinguishsugar for export and for home markets

Exposition at PueblaThe board of directors has approved the

project for the erection at a cost ofJ3flt e of the first building for the Mexi-can National Exposition at Puebla to be-

held in 191 The state government Is alsoreceiving plans for a building

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