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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-03
Wharf.-The SCHOOL
EXHIBIT WILL Be.

Edgar Wood chairman of school
committee for the local commission of
the Alaska-Yukon-Pa Pacific Exposition,
has issued a circular to principals of
schools throughout the Territory, Civ
ing the following proposed outline FOR
the Hawaiian educational exhibit:
HISTORY OF THE SCHOOLS.
Map of the world showing the routes
and landing place of early visitors.
Map showing the location of early
school buildings.
Map showing the location of present
school buildings.
Types of buildings told and new and
plans of school grounds.
Interior of school buildings told and
new.)
Groups of school children-in school,
on the playground and at their sports.
Pictures of the founders of the edu
cational system.
Outline of the school system.
History of education of the various
nationalities in Hawaii.
History of agriculture and mechanic
arts-agriculture, sewing, woodwork,
etc. Plans and models to illustrate the
growth and development
PRESENT CONDITION OF SCHOOLS.
Outline of work by grades-subiect
matter and illustrative material
Expression work, models garments,
drawings, written work
Teacher may exhibit: Apparatus used
in illustration of various lessons on
subject matter in course of study; eX
preston work of the pupils, including
models, garments, drawings, written
work, etc.
NATURE STUDY, GEOGRAPHY, ETC.
Subject matter outlined by grades.
Apparatus used to illustrate subject
matter.
Collections of plants, insects, min
erals, etc.
Drawings and written papers.
Study of ancient Hawaiian indus
tries
Study of present industries.
School gardening in Hawaii
1t is desirable to have a series of
photographs and sketches to illustrate
any of the above industries. These to
be supplemental with material in diff
ferent stages of manufacture.
GEOGRAPHY.
Outline of types of Hawaiian ge)-
grapny including excursions.
Map work, chalk models, etc, using
Hawaiian islands as subject
Pictures and other illustrative ma
terial for the study of the geography of
other countries.
Outline of work of grades showing
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Chun
Man has sold all his interest in the
firm of Hong Kee & Co., on the 25th
day of April, A. d. 1906 and Ching
Lun has been admitted as a member
of the said firm on the 25th day Of No
vember A. ID. 1908
HONG KEE & COMPANY.
BY HEE IICK,
Manager.
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Is high class, private hotel at rea-
sonable rates, located at the corner OF
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First class furnished rooms central
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100 men to eat a good lunch at the
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street opposite Bethel street
The Washington herald., 1908-02-29
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Feb. 2S.-SCGAR-Ihe local raw sugar
market vas higher. with duty raid prices now quoted
As follows Centrifugal. IS test 3SSit. muscoTado
y test, ssh; moiasses sugar . test 2lgIs The
Loudon market for beet sugar was firm. with good
demand. but az unchanged rrices. wifh February
and March al los sd Refined sugar was frm and
unchanged.
NAVAL STORE>S-The market for suirits t,lrreu.
tine was steady. but unchanged with saaeinen,sae
barrels quoted az 53iz and AZ savannah the market
was quiet and without very material change ia rrce
quoted yesterday, az 5oia. Resin steady and ul
changed az s6o for COMMON 10 good strained. Tar
unchanged a. 40 sor oil barrels
BUTTER-Eeesipts. 500 package: top grades
steady. Creamery extra g.
EGGS-Receiuts 5s-9 packages Nearby white
fancy 29a20; Western fists o
MILL FEED-StrongeT; better demand Srring
bran, leo-ib sacks. 20 arrive. 20 middngs q 90
city bran. 2aoo. in bulk; Western red dog. aZ5 70
arrive winter wheat bran. in I00-Ib SACKS. go
OATo-Stcady, less active Elevator prices: No J.
white. S9 Ne. l. white. 5l.; No ? mixed S.
FLoUB-StEoug trade; moderate SpTiug ratents
o5a5se spring clears 4.5a5o0; winter straights 4e
aile. winter clears f1a445; Kansas in sacks nat
ents 5loa5.D; straights. 47Oa49o; clears 4e0a4s
kAE FLOJR-k1un; moderate business: 65a5 .
CORN MEAL-Moderate inquiry. Kiln-dried fo-
export, &25a5.S0: coarse meal. in bags LSsI3s
BJCkWHEAT FLOUR-Dun trade; light supply.
Choice. see
HAY-Receipts SEQ tcos: strong: fair demand.
Prime timothy. L0oalo5; No. !. leo; No ? s7lsa
92le, No 3 soaS5
STRAW-Steady; small supply Long rye. 7Oa75.
BEEF-F-n. moderate business Family. BOa
l5.09; packe.. i20oal256
PORK : Quiet unchanged. Ness I.soaHoO;
family l5o0al5O
TALL0W-Inactive; steady CITY. in hogsheads.
LARD-Uncianged. Prime Western. 80: CITY
SIS; refined continent. 500 South American. s50,
refined Brazilian. kegs 975 city steayiue sH Oleo-
stearine nominal; New York, 7a7A; Chicago. "a.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

Arrivals were liberal yesterday. and no advance in
prices we're noted IN the wholesale market Com
mission merchants advised country shippers ass night
TO keep produce moving 10 market freely as long as
the cold weather lasts. stating that in their opin-
ion, the demand would equal the suppy as arrivals
are now coming in.
prices quoted are wholesalel
BUTTER-CreameTy fancy, S3izs341s: do Western
hrsts 3la93 do. seconds 25a2S; process fancy a5
do, fair 10 good. 2a23, dairy. choice lsa20: uod
lSal9; store packed. fresh. lsalS >
CHEESE-Aiarket firm and active on an kinds
New York State factory. large 16al6ls: do. nsfs
i6izal7 do. small. ls1ai7: do. summer large llal5
do. summer. small. l4alfz do, fair TO good l2aI3.
Western. factory. new. choice, lHzal5; d. fair TO
good. Il; Virginia 10.
EGGS-Nesr-by fresh Virginia loss Of. 2la22, arr-.
age. S West Virginia and Southwest Virginia. 2l ,
tennessee. p; North Carolina %; duck. 30
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. fancy l5als. avrrs,.
Is; hens. l2alS; ROSTERS Z; ducks. large IsaIi; 40
small llaI2: geese sal0 turkeys toms per 10 issIa
do, hens. l5al6: do thin. 10; keats TO-
DRESSED POULTRT-Iurkeys hens undr,vn
per h.. Isai9: do. average undrawn TaIs. do
thin loal2; cid toms. lsale chickens large IsaIs.
small l7als; hens choice. l3aI4: roosters S. dnct
Old, l3al5; geese, leal2: capons. 7-lb average Is.
small l5al6.
heads Cf s; hogdressed calves. 7a9: hams c,,.frv
sugar-eured. l3al5; hogs. small and neat. Der CIV,
se0a550; do. medium. 500; do heavy 550as %
GAAlE-Qlan per dozen. 25Oa275 do, small n
a2co: opossums each. DaEo.
VEGETABLES-Potatoes. home grown. uer brsh.,
f0a75: do. rural 70S75: sweet potatoes per bbl "a
a4e0; vans. 2O9a250; cabbage, per cwt sDsGo.
onions Ohio. per bushel 7oas0: string beans -.
basket. 2coa2.25; lettuce Florida. per basket 3.
Lf5
GREEN FRUIrS-Apples, York Imperial. Der bbl
225a30o: Ben Davis. 20oa2s0 Vine SAP. 2sa2 40.
Albemarle Pippin. 301a4o0 fancy table fruit 81
afe8; Spy, 25Oas5: loose packed. Local So Orangs.
Florda bright, per box. 225a27 75; do. rlSsets 30.
2T5: California navels. 225a25o. Grape fnut Flo--
ida Der box. 350a4Ga CTanbeTrieS Der box "a
25s. do. per bbl.. 5e0aS0e.
DRIED FRUIrS-App1es. sliced. fancy. ea7. ao
sliced bright, sa5
sUNDRIES- -Beeswsx. g; taTlow. S; honey. whi.s
clover. lib. new. Is do. 2lb. neW I0al2: ginSe,~
per ID. 5O0l6cO: Seneca. per H.. 40: GolSsn Sc-I
soal5; Pink. l2als; Mandrake. 2a3 Snake Koot e.
walnut kernels. I2alA
GRAlN-Mheat. Southern on grade. ssss5. yve
75ase; corn. sheiled white S5a7o: do yellow s5aT0
do. car, 27oa300; oats. Western white No 5sasO:
d.. mixed 56s53
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. washed free Of burs
peT ID, so; do. Unwashed. free Of burs 25azf; do
bury. 20: hides. green 5; do. dry sas; sheepskns
green each. soa75; do. dry 25a60; calfskins green
l.OOaLlO; muskrat, l2a23; skunk, 2sa75 mink. L0Oa
25e; rabbit skins. l. opossum. 10al5; racroou 2ae0;
4ox, rcd. l.25al.75s do, gray, s5a61
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New York.
New Orleans.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. Feb. ss.-CATTLE-Receipts $50: mar
ket, strong. Prime beeves 5o5a6OO; poor 70 ne
dium 3soa4s5; stockers and feeders. 276a4s5; COWS
and hoifers. 29Oai9O; Gamers. Is-s2s0; Texans
A01a4 So
HOGS-Receipts 200: market 10 higher. Light.
45O roughs A5eal.72i7 mixed 425ai. IS; heavy. 40
aG55; pigs 345
sHEEP-Reccipts, 1900: market. steady. Natives
and Western sheep 355a5.50; native lambs 500a
600 Western lambs, 525aTo0
New York. Feb. &.-CATTLE-Receipts. $50
Steers, steady. Others lower; cows steady 10 a
shade lower; car uusold Steers. 5ioa5.70: oxen
and stays 335ai6o bulls. 3SSai.00; extra fat do
$50; COWS. 2l5ai0
Liverpool and London cables quoted live cattle a
shade lower. at llal2% per H.. dressed weight Re
fIsgeratcr beef. steady at per ID Shipments
to-day. none; tomorrow. $50 cattle and $500 quar-
ters of beef
CALvES-Roceipts. l6O market firm on light
supply. Veals. s0oa9Oo: choice would sell higher:
barnyard and Western calves. nominal; dressed
calves finn; city dressed, Teals. sal2ls per To- :
country dressed. 7al2h
SHEEP AND LAAIBS-Receipts. $3.50 Sheep nom
insl. but feeling steady: lambs slow. except for
prime handy weight; cood TO choice lambs 725a7.70
HoGS-Receipts. 3.Z7s; market steady at 4S5a4 90
The Washington herald., 1908-02-29
WEEKLY TRADE REVIE w
Dun and BraGStreet Reports Shop
Slight Changes Only.

New York. Feb 9S.-R. G. Duns review
tomorrow win say;
Business holds the ground recovered
from the point of greatest depres-
sion. but reports of further progress
are sporadic. Geographically. the best
news is received from the West and
South. and more idle machinery has re-
sumed at the steel mills than in any
other leading industry.
Contracts for finished steel products con-
tinue small in size, but are more numer-
Gus and the aggregate tonnage OF new
business is larger for the month Of Feb
ruary than in the previous month. which
in turn was slightly better than December
DRY goods jobbing houses are attended
by many outside buyers. producing the
appearance of normal seasonable activity
but purchases are only for pressing needs
and the conservatism is still felt in
the manufacturing departments OF the
textile industries. With raw cotton higher
than it was a year ago and cotton goods
cheaper the producer is more inclined to
curtail output than TO cut prices still
further.
Commercial failures this week in the
United States are S2S. against S94 last
week, S56 the preceding week, and pa the
corresponding week last year. Failures in
Canada number 81. against 96 last week.
SS the preceding week. and l. last year
OF failures this week IN the United
States 133 We're IN the East IS South, II
West, and % on the Pacific Coast. and 12S
report liabilities Of $500 or more, against
li6 last week Liabilities Of commercial
failures thus reported for February are
S23, ,5Sl. .959. against s., 49, SM for the same
period the previous year
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New York. Feb. 2S.-Bradstreers re-
view of the state Of trade tomorrow will
say:
Distribution of staple goods by job
bers tends to increase as the spring buy
ing advances. and the large numbers of
buyers excursions draw merchants TO the
markets. but there is a consensus OF
opinion that buying is in a high degree
conservative and that staple goods and
what may be ciassed as necessities com
prise the heavier part OF the business
done.
Retail trade is very quiet, except where
price reductions on winter weight goods
tempt buyers and final distributive de-
mand unquestionably feels the reduced
purchasing power Of the public at large,
due 70 short time or reduction Of earn
ings In industry
Wholesale trade is quiet as a whole,
and cotton fabric, notably print cloths
and fiannelettes have been sharply cut;
stocks OF the former are reported to be
piling up despite reduced time worked.
Three-fOurths of the normal production
is reported working. Reports from other
industries are Irregular
The Improvement in finished lines Of
steel noted last week has gone further
and a slightly larger capacity Is at work.
but crude output seems TO be no larger;
some merchant furnaces are reported
shutting down because OF accumulations
Of stocks, and prices Of some pig iron are
easier. A favorable development in
finished steel is the placing of orders by
some roads for rails in addition TO those
noted weeks ago. The shoe industry does
not gain much at the East. but Western
reports are OF fuller capacity working.
Woolen goods trade reports are not very
cheerful. though the clothing trade is re-
ported better, but a large number Of
The Washington herald., 1908-02-29
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished By z. F. Hutton & 90,
members Of New York Stock Exchange and Chic7go
Board Of Trade G. Bowis Chipman. manager. ISOl
+ street northwest
Chicago. Feb 8-WhcRt was active and Sr0ng
early aud sold at new high levels on the strength OF
the European markets snf the further covering Of
shorts. There were reports Of finn cash markets az
the West, and receipts continued small. compared
with last year. The market moved iuegilarly DIR
ing the morning. falling 10 gain fresh support and
IN the afternoon sold of Ia TO II under considerable
pressure ot long wheat and estimates OF large world
exports for the week about II. $1,000 bushels with
a big increase indicated IN the amclut afoat
Corn was fairly active all day with prices hIn
early m the strength in wheat. snail receipts and
light offerings from the interior bat there appeared
20 be good deal Of corn foT sale. and prices de-
clined under the offerings
Oats were quiet most Of the DAY with a narrow
movement IN values. There was a moderate amount
Of selling on the decline in other grain bat the close
vas quiet.
Trede IN hog products was quite active early. and
prices were firm on small receipts uf hogs and in
sympathy with grain hut later there was considerable
selling and prices declined under the Offering
The Washington herald., 1908-02-29

Quotations furnished by Z. F. Hutton & Co. mem.
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange and the New
York Cotton Exchange G. Bowie Chipman mana
ger. 1901 Z street northwest.
New York, Feb. el-The cotton market opened
steady at advance Of 3a4 points. and during the
early session active months sold about 10 10 p points
net higher. reports that March notices represent
ing about 1000 bales according 20 estimates. were
being promptly stopped. The advance Was also en-
eouragsd by better cables than due bulish southern
spot adTioes. and that after notices were out
Of the way local bulls would support the market
more aggressiyely. Prices were within a point or
two Of the top during the middle Of the morning.
The market fairly active late in the forenoon.
bat ruled irregular with prices little OF from the
best al net advance Of 6as points on the active
months at midday. july relatively firm. spot
quiet midding uplsnds. u.i5; middling gulf. IL2o
Estimated receipts al the ports to-day, 900 bales
against 39l last week and LBS last year; for the
week l25.ooo bales, against lD.495 last week, and
lS ,355 last year.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-29
SAVINGS BANK STOCKS.
IcTchants and Mechanics savings
FIRE INSURANCE STOCKS
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore Feb. 2s-FoIl0Wing are the Official rrices
at the principal commission houses:
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy. per pound Sas4: irni-
tation. Zla23: Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls lsa
%; togepacked Ohio and West Virginia. lss2O:
Maryland. Virginia. and PennSylTania dairy prints
Ban
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens, young. per pound
lat. l5al6; do. old hens heavyweight I2ss lucas
puddle. Young lial5 do. young Muscoyy and mon
gohblers l5ale geese. Maryland and Virginia l3
EGGS-Maplsnd and Pennsylvania, fresh, per
dczen. @s22
FLOUR-Winter. extra 3s5aLo5; do clear 4 l0a
AS; do. straight i30ai45; do, patent 4s5aa 50
spring clear. 4-55sAs5: do. straight i95a525 do.
patent, 550a56o City Mills best patent 600; do
highgrsde patent, SO; de-. straight 40; do
choice family. $50; extra. 4l0S42n. Rye -four. me
dium to choice 450a5ee
The Washington herald., 1908-02-29
MORSE TO RECOVER CONTROL.
Ex-banker Has Plan to Lfquidafe
Bank of North America.

New York. Feb. 2S.-Charles W. Morse
has a plan by which he hopes that the
stockholders of the National Bank of
North America will be able to recover
control OF it. His plan contemplates, not
the rehabilitation Of the bank. but its
liquidation by the stockholders rather
than by the receivers.
Mr.. Morse and members OF his family
own about % per cent Of the 20,0e0 shares
OF stock. Just where Mr.. Morse himself
expects TO be able 10 raise the money
has not been disclosed. but it is under
stood that he is looking to some Of the
banks and trust companies 70 which he
is indebted to come to his assistance.
The raising of S3500,0o0 from the stock
holders would amount to an assessment OF
about SIS a snare. Morse alone would
have to put up about 81. 490o00.
Wall street has had its eye on Morse
ever since he began to dig after his
return from Europe and has daily been
expecting some radical move on his part.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-29
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.


Transactions on the local stock exchange
yesterday were $500 in bonds and 81
shares OF stocks, of which go were Wash
ington Gas.
The selling Of this stock started with
an option OF 100 shares at 5S L.. This was
followed by several sales Of the stock AZ
50. and the price went UP from that figure
to 50 II by quite rapid advances. It was
iokingly remarked by some OF the MEM
bers Of the exchange that the selling price
got away from the buying brokers before
they were fully aware OF what happened.
RumOrs are current that the inside inter
ests who have at different times sought
TO acquire considerable blocks Of the stock
are again In the field, and are willing 20
take Il at prevailing prices in almost any
amount offered.
Outside Of the dealings in gas. trading
was OF small volume and with little
change in prices, except a trife uplift
in Capital Traction and Washington Rail-
way and Electric preferred.
Thomas Hume. who returned from New
York yesterday morning. stated that after
retiring from Hibbs & Co. he will vtS-s.
private banking and brokerage bust
ness. as soon as he can md suitable
location. Mr. Hume said he would con-
rinue In an enlarged way the business
lie formerly carried on at 734 Fifteenth
street. before becoming a member Of
Hibbs & Co. Mr.. Hume does not know
for a certainty where he will set up his
Office or whether he viii have direct
New York connections. II he does de-
eide upon the latter course. he will be
equipped with the best facilities for do
ing a general brokerage business in stocks
listed on the New York Stock Exchange
Through an error il was stated in this
column yesterday that W. B. Ives was
president Of the New York Stock Ex-
change. He is chairman Of the governing
board Of the New York Consolidated Ex-
change. not being a member OF the other
body
The Washington herald., 1908-02-29
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET

Baltimore. Feb &.-FollOWing are the Official
prizes to-day:
WHEAT-Stock in elevators 1857 bushels.
Graded lots Of No. red shoat nominally al es5 per
bushel for special bin and 90 per bishel for stock
Western spot. February, 9sss: March, 100 Con
tact spot, February. s9is; March. 991 April
lo0ss May L0l4,.
CORN-Stock in elevators. 9s0s. So2 bushels Prime
lots Of white corn afOat, about ga per bushei
and mixed corn aaOat about 6Iis Per busheL
Track yellow oorn. for domestic delivery 81 per
bushel for CARROTS prime. Pennsylvania delivery.
Contract: March. 62iz: Western spot February
el4; March. 6l%; April. 62i5aS2't: May e2lss63s
OATS-Stock IN elevators II 62j bushels ship
ments from elevators. i.7oS bushels White. No >
heavy. So; do, No light 70 medium. 5siza57 do
No. heavy. 57a57l2; do. No. medium. 56a57 do
No. light, Sass: No. 1 flight to heavy SaS
mixed No 2 55aS5's do. No ; 55,sa54: No. T. 52Asy
RYE-Stock in elevators 1850 bushels; shipments
from eeTatcrs. 0,59s bushels No. Western nc
quoted at S4as5
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Salcs-fogular call 2 O'Clock noon.
Washington Gas certificates 500 at IOIlz 500
a. l0lH
Metropolitan Railroad s. $1,000 at IE
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone s. 5000 az
lG
Caritsl Traction 10 at usis at IIsis
Washington Railway and Electric preferred, 30 al
65is
Washington Gas 100 at 5sis tbuyer 60l. 3 al So
70 AZ g. 70 al 50. 3 at 5sh. Is al 5a. . ar 5sis-
Bel Telephone Company Of Pennsylvania. , AZ g.
United States Trust a. g.
After call-Washiagton Gas 3 at e0is. . az eoA
Washington Railway and Electric is. s.. 900 az s.
500 al 75sz. 500 az 75h
Following ARE the closing quotations en- yesterdays
local stock exchange.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New YORK. Feb. 2s.-Money on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at ? per cent; highest, 9;
lowest, Ia: closing. ia. Most Of the loans were
AZ Isi per cent
Time money inactive and demand was not
keen Funds were obtainable quite literally Rates
5Asi per cent for sixty days; per cent for ninety
days; 4ka4z per cent for four months. ~ for
FIVE months; AsasA for six months Limited
transactions at per cent for twelve months we're
reported
Mercantile paper bought sparingy Some Of
the local institutions took the highest grades mod
eratey, and there was some trade elsewhere The
close scrutiny Of statements continues 70 b. fea-
ture Of the business. Rates. 5lsa6 per cent for
!. ,ndorsed bills receivable and choice Names 6a6ls
er cent FOR others
Sterling to-day was quiet, with rates on a level
with yesterday. Rates for actual business closed as
follows: SIXTY days. $50: demand sSg7Oa
4s675: Cnbles. 4-s7Gja4s73O
Commercial bills were as2lsa4S3H
The supply Of cotton bills was scarce.
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New York, FEB 8-NHEAT-StrouG. checking
trade. No. ] NortherH Duluth TO arrive. lis. No .
red T. o. b.. los; No. hard. {. O. b.. ia, No.
macaroni. T. O. b., l.g: No. , rnacsroni l0l.
CORN-Higher; restricting trade No. elevator
20; new. No 2 T. O. b e2ls for February 20
March; No. white. T. o. b.. s2is; No. ? yellow
Z. o. b.. g.
RYE-Quet; steady; small supply No. ?. T. O.
b.. 90.
Prices OF futures follow:
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra, per cwt. 475a5.oo; butcher. sza
!. 20; common. l50a20o.
H0Gs-Per ewt. gross, 4z5a45O: ordinary. 35ua
a75
SfEEP-Cipped. l0oa4.50; common go
LAMBS-Spring. choice. 7a71; medium 65sa7
CALvES-Prime. per b.. eaS8 medium 7isss,
grass. 3a4.
2oOOasQ.e9; old and dry. seoal2.Oo.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-29
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by E. r. Hutton & Co.
members New York Stock Exchange, c. Bowie Chip
man. manager. 1901 street northwest.
Omen High Low CloSe
The Washington herald., 1908-02-29
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY Post 4 F1agg. members Of
the New York Stock Exchange. benjamin Woodruff.
manager. lS5l street northwest
Sales 90 moon. n......... .I76,077 shares
Total sales. 3I4,5OO shares
Call money; High, 2; low, Is< close, I u d.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-29
MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN II ANY AMOUNTS FROM
per cent 20 per cent on ID. {. real estate.
Special fund. $1,000. az Der cent VII divide
into S.ooo. EVe5 consideration shown borrower
The Harrison Realty Company,
Phone Main ISL e07 street y. "
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The Washington herald., 1908-02-29
MARKET is HOPEFUL
Increase in General Business
Encouraging Sign,
ETAL STOCKS STILL HEAVY

AmaIEamated, Smelling, and Ma
fsonaI Lead Fail to show Strength
with Railway and other Indus
triaIs-COpper Mines to BE Re-
opened as Demand Is Increasing.