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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-23
MONGOLIA BRINGS
MANY KAhAA|NAS
Officers Deny Story OF
Fire In Engine
Room

The first big steamer to enter the
Earbor this morning was the Pacific
Mail liner Mongoma, which locked at
llackfeld wharf at $40 o'clock. She
vas high out of the water, having
very little freight aboard. She
brought many well-known local peO=
pie who have been on the mainland
on business and pleasure trips.
Among those who returned We're
Mr.. and Mrs. b. d. Baldwin and Mr..
aud Mrs. II. A. Baldwin. They were
greeted by relatives at the foot OF
the gang-plank.
Emil A. Berndt of w. w. Dimond
& Co, accompanied by his wife, re-
turned from pleasure trip. Mrs.
c. G. Bockus and child were also
among the arrivals.
Treasurer A. j. Campbell, who has
Teen arranging the bond issue in the
States, returned, accompanied by
Mrs. Campbell.
Mrs. Geo. p. Castle also came back
to her Island home apparently much
improved in health.
Attorney and Mrs. A. Lewis were
greeted by Mr. and Mrs. =. c. Jones
IN the dock.
Attorney Frank Thompson and
Customs Broker Johnston also re-
turned.
Col. G.. W. Macfarlane, who has
Eeen absent from the Islands for Il
long while, during which he was i'll
for time, returned to spend u few
months here.
Cashier l.. =. Peck, accompanied by
| Mrs. Peck and son, came back to
stay.
Joseph r. Cooke, who has been WIS.,
lting in the East, returned.
Paul lsenberg, once President OF
| the Senate, wore red carnatiOn lei
which attracted much attention.
! Many times he was compelled to un-
cover his head in response to greet
ngs extended to him. He was just
rs jolly and happy as ever.
The Mongolia brought l6 bags oil
mail and 100 tons of cargo for Homo
lulu. She sails this evening for the
orient.
There is no truth in the statement
made rs to fire breaking out in the
engine room of the Mongolia" said
| urser Rennie this morning. 1.-The
whole thing was that Il rag saturated
with oil caught fire from ascigarette
! (arelessly thrown into it. 1t was put
out instantly. Some of the newspa'
per men heard of it and exaggerated
the affair. 1t is simply their idea Of
modern journalism and nothing
more.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-23

the Board. unless otherwise ordered, =,
viii. If advisable. momcially request |
the Committee of Ten To meet him |
for conference.
As the matter has been passed mp
to the Executive of the Board he will
COniinc himself strictly to the terms
Il the conditions named by the j27 pc.
titioncrs of the Molokai Settlement.
As Il since re friend Of the Hawaiians
Gnd the lcpcrs on Molokai. at the Re.
ceiving Station and those secretly
dissenting themselves from segrega.
ton, | urge, with all the earnestness
possess. every party to Jointly take
lrprOsy out of politics.
For the first time you are acting
Jointly as body and have joint rep.
ICscntative committee.
| believe such politics Is dangerous
ground and that you nor | can fOrcsce
the consequences.
Respectfully.
CSigncd) l.. +. PINKHAM.
President. Board of Health.
No reply was made To this com
municatiOn at the time. and Pinkham
spread ont before the Committee the
plans for the proposed new receiving
station, explaining them In detail. He
| said that the contract which would he
authorized by the Board at its meet.
| ing next Wednesday would call for
| the completion of the building within
iJ days.
"Shanks" Mossman wanted to know
| why the experiments could not be
| started in the present building. He
said that 1t seemed too bad to have
| to wait 40 days, now that Wallach was
here. He said Wallach had been sum.
moned by wireless from Maui, under
| the idea that he would be allowed to
20 to work right away.
well, ] have been waiting two
years" said Pinkham. and | guess yOu
can wait 40 days. It would have cost
the committeeman only ten cents to
| get on a car and come up to see the
President of the Board of Health be.
| :Ore sending for Wallach and they
have only themselves to blame for any
Inconvenience. The President of the
Board of Health is n pretty good fel.
low to see"
Pinkham stated emphatiCally that
he would not consent to have the eX.
periments started in the present build
ing, which he said has not accOmmO
dations for more than four or six
patients.
AS the committee was leaving. a
"ormal acceptance, unsigned, of the
Boards plar for allowing Wallach to
treat lepers was placed In the hands
OF the President. II Is as follows:
Honolulu, y. H., Nov. %, 1907.
H. T.. Pinkham, Esq. President of the
Board Of Health.
Dear Sir.-We, the Committee OF
Ten who have had charge Of J. Lol
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-23
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Chemists o. or
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-23

The Weekly Edition Of the Evening
Bulletin gives a complete summary Of
the news Of the day.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-23
Yours truly,

Wallach was present at the confer.
cnce. but for once had nothing to say.
He did show signs at one time of talk.
ing, but was sidetracked by the Wig.
orous gestu 'es of some Of the commit
teemen who had their eyes on him.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-23

-w- FOR RENT" cards on sale
at the Bulletin office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-23
Vigorous, Hale and Hearty at l07 Years.

Mr.. Leonard Roeder, of
304 Payson Ave., Quincy,
ILL.,, celebrated his 10th
birthday January 21st
last. He enjoys health and
is as vigorous as a man
70; thanks to the constant
use of Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskey, the great tonic
stirnulant. 4
Mrs. John P. Liebig, his adopted
daughter, with whom he lives. has in her
possession a German travelling book"
which gives the date Of his birth as jan
uary 2lst, 1900, establishing without
doubt his extreme age.
Mr.. Roeder came 10 Quincy from Ger
many in l843, where the following year
he was married
He Is remarkably rugged for one Of his
years, and, with the exception Of the loss
Of his sight has possession Of all his facul-
ties. His relatives and friends marvel at
the stability Of his physical form.
In a recent interview Mr.. Roeder said {:
have been taking your Malt Whis-
key for long time, and find It a great
tonic stimulant and an inWgorator for old
age. am now lo7 years old and am
enjoying good health, largely due TO your
wonderful medicine. Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskey."
The Washington herald., 1907-05-14
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET,
lPrices nnoted ars whnlesals.


BUTTER Receipts light; marke; weak Cream
en- fancy. 262 10 q: Western irsts . TO 25. sec
ondS q To q dairy choice IS to n good Il 10 Is
s,ore-packed fresh l5al6
CHEESE-Alarket unchanged. New YORK State.
factory. large. Iil5al5; do. small l5ta6; summer.
large lial5 Western factory. new. choice. Haal5;
do. fair 10 good. II IrgInla. 10
GS-Receipts liberal; market firm. Nearly.
fresh Virginia l7A; West Virginia and Southwest
Virginia. Il; Tennessee. Il; North Carolina l5ls
LIVE POULTRY Receipts light; market active.
Chickens winter lsa22; do, spring Ga2S: stags per
H.. l0al2 hens per IL. b; roosters. per III,
I: ducks large, per h., llal2; do, small, per To-
Call; geese per h.. 6as; turkeys. toms, per h..
z; do hens. per 10. Bali; turkeys. thin, saiO;
keats per h., 2.
DRESSED POULTRY Choice stock in good de-
mand Turkeys hens, undrawn, per h. llaI5; do.
average undrawn l3all; do. thin, per d.. 10; old
TOMS l2al3: chickens. large. pr H. IS; do
spring . fowls. Halls; Capons. 7-lb average
gla22: do. SMALL l7alS: htns choice. Is: ROSTERS
g ducks large. l2al3. do. small, Il geese Sail.
DRESSED MEATS-Chiice dressed calves in good
demand Full dressed s00a9O0; heads Of 600:
hog dressed calves 9G0 hams. country. sugar cured.
lial5.
VEGETABLES -Potttoes, per bushel 60, do
Virginia and Maryland per barrel, l55; sweet
potatoes per barrel. 3OOaS 90 yams per b.-rel 20
s3O0: asparagus, per dozen, 200a3j0, cabbage per
crate 2OOa2 3; cele.y New York per bunch s0a55:
I
ida per basket 2OOa250; lettuce, Florida per bas
ket 2O0a9OO: onions, Ohio pe- barrel 225a2 50;
string beans green per basket 3J0aLJg; tomatoes
Florida, fancy Ier crate. 3O0ai.0a
GREEN FRUITS-Apple market strong. snd nice
table varieties meet with steady sale common stock
neglected. YorR Imperial, 2OOa3O0: Ben Davis. 3OOa
$50: fancy table fruit. iOOa5 50; oranges. Florida
bright per box, 350aiOe California naveis, per box,
350a4OO: grape fruit Florida per box 35Oai.oO:
strawberries. per quart, l5a25.
DRIED FRUITS-Apples, sliced fancy, 5; sliced,
bright AZ; cherries. 12ali whortlebeuies, lOal2
"a rsspbCrres daZi. blaCkberTies. 6
HAY AND STRAW Timothy. choice. 8.0O
No. l. 200; No. ?. Z.5o mixed hay. i9 0Oa2lO0;
clover. 3000 straw, ne, bundle, l.00al200; re,
machine thrash. s5OaaO0 wheat 650a70o.
GRAIN-Wheat. choice. S5as7; fair TO good. s0aS2
ordinary 70a75. COm-Shelled. white. 60a6l; yellow,
60a6l ear 30oa3.l0. Oats-Western, white, No. .,
6Oa52: mixed l9a5o.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. washed. s.; wool.
unWashed. free Of burs. Ds3O: wool. bury 2ja26
hides green. 3; dry. l5a7: sheerskins. green each
soal00; dry, 25a75; calfskins, Looa50 muskrst loa
20; black. %; kits, s. skunk 25al59; mink, 75ai 90;
rabbit skins. lallt; opossum l0a25; TRccoon, 2as0;
! i0I, ged, lVoa2s0i srsy, 5Qa7S
The Washington herald., 1907-05-14
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

New York. Nav Is.-SUGAR-Thc local raw sugar
market was about steady but quiet, with d1typsid
prices unchanged and su0t5d as follows: Cen
trifueal 95-test SSH: muscovado, S9test 33s-s.
and m0lasses sugar. Satest Sl2iz The London
market for beet sugar was steady with Nav quoted
az los l0'ad. and June at los Pad. Refined sugar
was steady but ,athcr quiet and unchanged.
BUTTER Receipts. 5s2l packages. The market
ruled firm. with extra creamery quoted az ..
EGGS-RcCeiuts 1855 cases Western frsts, Il.
and al top prices the market firm.
NAVAL STORES-A quiet and steady. but un-
changed market was noted for spirits turpeutne.
with 6-ia asked for machine made barrels. Resin
ruled firm az iSj fer common 10 good strained
Tar held steady and unchanged price Of 500 fer
ell barrels
MILL FEED-Stroug Spring BRAN in IOO-pouud
sacks. 20 arrive lake and rail 260 middlings
G5j: city ban. 23l0 in bulk: Western red dog.
263i. 70 arrive.
FLOUR-HiEher. hindering trade. Spring pat
ruts 4Gl550. spring clears. 39aAl5. winter
straights. lO0aiM. winter clears. 335a35O Kansas.
in sacks patents, ii0ai6); straights, 4OOa4Z5
clears. 2l5aiSe.
RYE FLOUR Strong; moderate trading; 9s5a4 80.
CORN MEAI-Str hinderng trade. Kiln
dried fer export, 3oOa3I5: coarse meal. in bags.
/ lliall5.
HAY-Firm: fair business Receipts. 80 tons.
Prime timothy, Is; No. ], L9aL2; No. p Ll0a
/ lis; Ne. s, 9jslo0.
STRAW-1rade fair. Long rye @ss5
/ BEEF Firml fair inquiry. Family, l3OaHO 90
packet l000all.W
PORK -Firmcr, demand moderate. Mess. TT75a
/ 1880; family, 1900.
/ TALLOW-Fim. City. in hcgsheads. g..
LARD-Firm. Prime Western. a3j: CITY. s-i
refined continent 9I5. South American l0e0: re-
fined Brazilian kegs, n50; city steariue. lOalOi.
oleosteariue dull 9alo; Chicago, salo.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-14
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New YORK. MAY I3-CATTLE- Receipts s-p
Steers steady for best firm 20 shade higher for
under grades Bulls steady: COWS easier. all sold
Steers 450a5 60 stags i4oa5 l5 bulls. 375aiIj top
4e-a50, COWS 3Sla3 g.
CALVES Receipts. sso. Prices g5a5' lower. all
sold YCals 5ga7.50, few choice. 80. Cllls 400
"A 81. mixed calves So dressed calves steady, city
dressed veaIs. saIls pr pound, selected do, z.
country dressed. eal0
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts s 800 in limited
supply and steady Lambs slow but firm and loll5
higher, spring lambs quiet and 80 prime bots Of
fertd CLIPPED sheep ieat0o; clIls. 3o0a35a.
c'ipped lambs 675as0: no wooled stock offered
common 70 fair spring lambs. 35oa5W each.
HOGS Receipts. 1850 STEADY At 7msl0.
Chicago Nav 3-CATTLE-Beceipts = 900; csti-
mated for Tuesday. 800 Prime beevss, ioa6 81
poor % medium. iZja5 50. s'ocses and feeders. 10
ajl0. COWS and heifcrs 2soa5.5oi Camcrs. lsa2 s.
Texans tl0ai75.
Hogs Receipts. 1900; estimated for TUESDAY.
1900 Market steady 20 s. lower. Light 6.i5a6e2
r0ughs 6l5a65O mixed. 651a6 g., heavy. 5o7as52i
uigs 6 0Ga6 a.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts le01o. estimated
for Tuesday, 1909 Market steady. Native sheep.
seas 20: Western sheep. 47js65o; native lambs 6G
ass; Western lambs. e75sS75.
Baltimore, MAY l3-HOGS- Receipts Tor week
ended noon to-day were liza head. against l,7i7
head last week Fair supply TO-DAY and market
about steady. Westerns, 40 20 rs; others. SIS
70 6ej; pigs $50 10 sos roughs. 5g 20 go.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts for week ended
noon to-day were 4ai head against 276 head last
week Fair supply to-day and market firm Sheep
wool TO 70 675 clipTtd. so 90 6Z,- lambs. wool.
40 20 $50: clipped, 600 to 500; spring lambs
$50 70 975.
CALVES Receipts for week ended noon to-day
were si7 head. against IS head last week Fair
supply to-day and about steady. Common TO best,
!G0 20 80.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-14
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York MAY 13.-Mouey on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at 20 per cent; highest s.
lowest. ?: closing. per cent. Most Of the loans
we're at "a per cent
Time money showed some tendency 20 harden.
and rates were quoted 4 per cent higher on all
dates Demand was not urgent. Rates. 3s per
Ceat to per cent for sixty days; ~ per cent
for ninety DAYS; Per cent for -four. five and SIX
months: per cent for seven and eight months. and
81 per cent for over the year.
Mercantile paper vas neglected: demand light and
largely from out Of town. Supply was ample and
on high class assortment. but merchants were not
so eager for funds as 70 allow Of the raising Of
rates Rates 81 psr cent for sixty to ninety DAYS
ind0Tscd bills receivable; 81 TO 6 per cent for
choice single names four to six months to run; 6s6l
per cent for names not so well known
The market for sterling TO-DAY vas steady. with
rates unchanged. Rates Tor actual business were
as follows. Sixty days. AS30siG35 demand
4s5SGa4s535; cables. 4s55sa4s66o Commercial bills
were As2s.a4s3is
The supply Of cotton bills was small
The Washington herald., 1907-05-14

Quotations furnished by Dick Bros. & Co. mem
hers Of the New York and New Orleans Gotten ex-
changes ii12 II street northwest
New York MAY BIN spite Of lower cables and
favorable weather conditions the cotton market dis
PLAYED 4 good uudortone and after opening at a
decline Of % l3 points. moved gradually upward.
The chief strength in July which reached i0Sl.
new record by midafternoon. The advance was
helped by a forecast for unsettled weather in the
Southwest. where clear weather had been expected
for several DAYS The usual food Of bad crop news
was received The hearing Of the suit by Theodore
Price against the cotton exchange was begun be
fore a referee but furnished no news Of i'm
rortance Weather conditions are becoming more
settled especially in the Western belt HaheTsham
King in his report for the first week Of MAY
says it is not too late for conditions 10 be re-
trieved although he admits damage IL the cotton
belt Southern spot markets generally steady and
unchanged Port receipts, 5000 bales, aganst Il 3O
last year.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-14
4 Rich Strike.

A telegram was received by Mr.. Van
Reuth. Sl3 New Jersey ave NV, to notify
all stockholders of the Riverton Mining
Co. RivertOn. Wyo.. whose mining prop
erty is in the Copper Mountains. Wvo.
that shares will advance to . cents az mid
night, May p 1867. This is due to the rich
strikes made recently. which saves thou
sands Of dollars in tunneling to reach the
copper ore body. The mining district is
part OF the ShOshone reservation opened
up last fall Copper King. backed BY the
copper kings of the West. also the Chi
cago and Northwestern r. r., are buying
up all the mineral land in sight
The Washington herald., 1907-05-14
Living on Credit.
From the Investors Review

From the Investors Review.
What is the matter with all the mar
kets? Why should there be such a uni
yersal struggle 10 maintain an appearance
of solvency by help of gold? The causes
lie deep and go far back. They are to be
found in a long career of unbridled ex-
travagance on the part Of individuals.
corporations and governments throughout
the civilized world. our own empire has
been, speaking colloquially, run upon
credit for more than a generation.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-14
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATrLE-Extra, per cwt. 525a5.so, butcher 4e0a
40. common. go rough 10
HOGS-Per cVt.. gross 675a7.03; ordinary. 500.
SHEEP-Clippcd 45Os5.o9; common. 2gOs3o0.
LANfBS-Spring. choice. per H.. g; winter, 7as.
CALVES Prime per h.. :: medium. 6a6i2 cum.
mon ia5 grass. 4sie.
COWS-Prme, fresh each NDa50Oo common;
% 00aSo0 %; old and dry s01al09.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-14
Daily Grain Letter.

New YORK MAY l3-The wheat market recorded 20
dly the most sensational one DAYS advance Of the
present upward movement July selling at 81 and
September 81 Ter buShel Liverpool sent over a full
response 20 Saturdays advance. and the weather
map showed no improvement In the spring wheat
territory. Temperatures ranging in the twenties in
the Canadian Northwest and below in Mime
sofa and the Dakotas. The crop news from the
Southwest continued bad although the weather
was somewhat better Our adYicCs from Chicago
say that there WAS tremendous pressure put on the
market We advise caution in buying wheat on
this rapid advance, but would purchase on decline
The Washington herald., 1907-05-14
nIcK RRnTHERs & CO

New York May l3-WHEAT-H Higher. restricting
trade No ] Northern Duluth, to arrive opening
navigation 7s4c over July. f. o. b.. No. ] Mani
toba. 1Oi'l. T. o. b.. 40 ? Northern Manitoba, lake
and rail. June. l03. T. o. b.; No. red. f. o. b..
Io0ls No ? hard T. o. b. lOrs. M. ] mscsroni.
opening navigation. So +. O. b.; Ne. macaroni. S.
Exporters took nothing.
CORN-Higher but dun. M. elevator, So: No
2 So f. o. b.: No. p T. o. b. late MAY So, No. 2
yellow s.; No ? white. g. Exporters took loads.
OATS-Strong but inactive. Elevator prices. No.
white 49,: No. white. AZ: No 2 mixed 46ia
The prices for futures follow.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-14
Opinions on the New York Market.

G. Bowie Chapman, Of f. r. Chapman &
Coat the opening to-days market was
generally firm, with attention largely CEN
tering in Union Pacific although other
stocks sympathized to some extent With
the opening of the cereal markets came
sensational developments. and the price of
dollar wheat in Chicago seemed 10 be the
signal for stocks TO sell off. Western
weather reports continued unfavorable,
and these were made much Of by the
bears. The market was dull until late In
the afternoon. when a more hopefG. feeling
set In, wheat declined considerably from
its high points. and under what looked
ike nervous short covering stocks rallied
freely. The closing shows general gains.
Particular features might be termed St
Paul, Reading. and Union Pacific, the lat
ter gaining almost points and being
much helped by the semi-ofiicial an
lnouncement that the subscriptions TO the
underwriting syndicate of the new con-
vertihle bonds already exceeded the
lamount needed The technical condition
Of the market. particularly in several Of
the leading stocks, is such that even "A
further advance can easily he engineered,
and is to be expected. From the tone Of
the leaders in to-day's late trading, IL
looks as though the present rally will eX-
tend farther
The Washington herald., 1907-05-14
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

Quotations furnished by A. o. Brown 4 Co. rem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange, Munsey
Building
sales 20 noon .......... 24l,JOO shares
Total sales s.........5I 5I6,7eO shares
Call moneys High, 3; low, 2; close, :
The Washington herald., 1907-05-14
An Ideal Way to
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We have a limited amount of stock of
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For further particulars apply at the
company's Office.
I17O5 14th Street N. w.
J. c. EccEN, Manager.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-14
GRAIN MARKETS.

Quotations furnished By A. o. Brown & Co.
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade Munsey
hui1f NJ
The Washington herald., 1907-05-14

Herbert l.. Jones. Of A. o. Brown &
Mondays conditions seem fairly
well settled, and at the present time It
appears more likely that better crop
news would aid IN putting stock prices
up than that continued adverse reports
would cause further depression.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-14
BOSTON STOCKS.

Quotations arc furnished by F. r. Chapman K
Co members New York Stock Exchange, 6. Bowie
Chapman, manager. 1871 street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-14

Benjamin Woodruff. of Post & Flagg-
After an uninteresting opening and light
trading, the market in the last hour and
"a half developed considerable frmness
under the influence Of Union Pacific and
Reading the leaders that have been the
chief influence in the market for weeks
past. II seemed probable this morning
that the next turn I'm the market would
be some Improvement in prices, for last
week had been so filled with pessimistic
talk on the crops ard unfavorable COM
ment on the Union Pacific financing that
IL seemed as if the market had been ham
mered down about as far as IL would go
Indeed 10 many good judges IL has for
some time past presented a sOld-out ap-
pearance. as stocks did not come out
readily on reactions. and the trading only
became duh and lfelcss. The principal
influence IN to-day's market was the sup
port given 20 Union Pacific, so that II has
recovered all the loss Immediately follow
ing the announcement of the new bonds.
The disposition Of prominent banking in
terests connected with this issue % sup
port the stock has given some encourage
ment to the general list Il looks now as
II for a while the market would have
something OF an upsWinE again"
The Washington herald., 1907-05-14
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Business on the Washington Stock
Exchange yesterday was a kind Of blue
Monday" affair Only three stocks went
on record and two issues of bonds. or
the latter Capital Traction 5s naturally
took the lead The supply. however, Is
dwindling. and the price correspondingly
higher. Washington Railway and Elec-
trio IS also were strong, on moderate
sales.
The 'gas pool" concerning which so
much has been said within the past two
weeks, met partial defeat yesterday be
fore an unexpected bunch Of the stock
which it was not fully prepared, appar-
entity, TO take over. The price sagged of
TO 631 and some offerings were large at
that. OF course the caustic ones said the
pool was purposely depressing the price
but appearances did not seem TO warrant
that position. In fact, the alleged pool
was little bit overloaded yesterday
The Washington herald., 1907-05-14
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.
Sales-Regilar call i2 o'clock m.
Washington Gas certificates sy0a at 10.

sales-Regilar call i2 O'Clock m.
Washington Gas certificates, 500 at leiis.
Capital Traction IS, 5000 a; lloA sl05 at llo&
$4,000 at ll9E, $1,000 at lO4s s252 at lioSs. $40 al
llOz, $500 at iOss sos at IlOss $i,zOO at no7s
s,7sj at sllO%.
Washington Railway and Electric Is, $500 at Soi4
q 600 at sOA 81 900 at sgN
Washington Railway and Electric preferred
at 7eiz. at 7sa..
Washington Gas. Il at srs. at eiis. 10 at 6ih
. at si%, 3 at SIS, 8 at GA o at 6iA. . at
6f4 100 at 81. 10 at 6pt
After call-Washington Railway and Electric Is,
81 900 at sO%
Washington Gas. 100 at 65a. 3 at e%, 100 a;
s3iA
Georgetown Gas. . AZ So . at 50.
The following are the closing quotations on yestsF-
days Stock Exchange: