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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-16

With everything carried away but
the lower masts, and the crew suffering
from hunger thirst and other hard
ships, the Chilean bark Eaton Han
Captain Mclean, was picked up of
Maria Theresa reef and towed to Ia
hiti, according to advices brought by
the Oceanic Steamship Company
steamer Mariposa, Captain Hayward
which arrived at San Francisco on
September 8.
The Mariposa encountered the dis
mantled bark in latitude SO south
longitude 155 west, about sixty miles
north of Haria Theresa reef. A gas
| oline schooner went to the aid of the
distressed vessel and towed her into
port.
The Eaton Hall left Newcastle June
I'd for Valparaiso with a cargo of coal
For while the weather remained good
and then the Chilean bark encountered
a succession of gales th 1t swept GWay
the rigging until, unsupported, the
masts rolled out into the sea.
When the bark weathered the gales
she was a sorry sight, but the crew
set about with a grim determination
to save themselves and their ship. 1t
was finally decided to abandon the
bark and the men began to make sails
for the small boats, knowing that they
were somewhere near the islands.
While the preparations for abandon
ing the vessel were going on sailor
broke into the liquor locker and drank
himself into a state of savage intoxi-
cation. He rushed upon another sail
or, who was trying to quiet him, and
killed him with a knife.
Following the murder the crew de-
cided to stay with the bark and the
murderer was ironed to the stump of
a mast. At Tahiti he was turned over
to the authorities and jailed. His name
was not learned by the officers of the
Mariposa.
While the Eaton Hall Was safely an
chored in the harbor the American
bark Sea King, which is under charter
to the same firm as the Eaton Hail.
put in to replenish her stock of pro-
visions. She was bound from Valpa>
raise for Townsend. It is thought that
the Eaton Hall will be disposed of at
Tahiti and that the Sea King will take
her coal cargo.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-16
AFTER SICKNESS

the heart is almost sure TO be left in a
weakened condition, and should be
treated with DR.. Miles New Heart
Cure, a remedy that will rebuild and
invigorate the heart nerves, and en-
able it to offer assistance to the con-
valescent organs, by furnishing an
abundant supply of pure blood to nour-
fish them. Money back If first bottle
fails to benefit.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-16

Fine Job Printing, Star Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-16
A NEIGHBOR's KINDNESS.

Mr.. w. ]. Fuller, J. p, tsorekeeper
Rendelsham, South Australia, writes:
Il was called to see a neighbor who
was suffering from severe cramps and
who reall thought he was past help.
gave him three doses of Chamberlain s
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
and in a few hours he had quite re-
covered. l frequently ue this remedy
in my own family and sell it to my
customers on a positive guarantee"
For sale by all dealers, Benson, Smith
& Co., agents for Hawaii.
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company today in the presence of his
IS year old son Roger, when a tank of
oxygen charged to 1920 pounds eX-
ploded. The boy was uninjured.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-16
Entire GrouD.
1879 deg. 2.Io inches.

AT the local office of the u Weather Bureau in Honolulu general
partly cloudy weather obtained with measurable rainfall ON two
amounting to COS nch o34 above the normal for the week
ana o. 81 more than during the preceding maximum tenn
eIau was 80 deg minimum deg, 70 deg IS DEG
an e weekly normal and o5 deg lower than last weeks
me mean daily relative humidity ranged 63 per cent to 80 Der
anu Tor the week was ia Northeastery winds pre-
excepting eary on the 7twith average hourly veIo-
city OF miles The daily barometer ranged from o2 to o.
.o4 inch above normal. ' 49, ''0'' was
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-16
Shipping IN Port

(Arrny and Navy.
U. S. S. Iroquois Moses. station tug
Jap. training ship Tasei Maru, S. f..
Furuya, Aug. %.
U. S. Collier Saturn, S. F., August 81
Steamship
Br. S. S. Romford, Scott, Newcastle
Sept. 4.
Br. S. S. Stephanotis, Ocean Island
Sept. 70.
Sailing Vessers1
Br. blk. Hollywood, Smith, Junin,
May Z.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-16
Phone Main 4s

The departures from the average inches in several districts
were Hawal-kohaa HOSE to o~67, Hamak1a OPS to Eo46
Illo + Ito to 2o4 Puma o84 Kau -o55 to +oz5 and Kona
oI9; 4lau-flamakuaoa Oahu Koolaupoko -o5o to
80 Honolulu 1904, and EVA Hogs, Kaua-Koolau -243
ws more rainfall than during the preceding week at all sta
S on MoIoEa and Oahu and at all but
on Hawaii On Maui there generally less rain than during the
previous week ~ ~ "S 'n0
storms reported from the following stations Maui
Nahk Aug 3 and Sept Kaanapa the Sc on Aug Goth
and In the ESE on Aug. 3s Oahu-Honouu Sept s Kauai
k1auea, Sept Ist and Koloa and cd
At Klauea Kauai Sept 1st there was fall Of hail ATTENDING
the morning Thunderstorm W s
The following table shows averages Of tnerat an,
rainfall for the principal Islands aid for the Groun. w
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-16
The Mails

INCOMING.
From Victoria, Manuka, Sept. 10.
OUTGOING.
For Colonies, Manuka, Sept. 10.
U. s. A. TRANSPORTS.
Thomas at S. f.
Logan at San Fran.
Buford left Hon. for Manila Sept. IA.
Dix left Hon. for Seattle. Aug. &c.
Sherman at S. F.
Warren at Manila
Crook at Nome.
Sheridan left Hon. for Manila, Aug. 13
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-16
FOREIGN MAIL SERVICE s

OdIIIng at Manila.
U. S. A. transports will leave for
San Francisco and Manila, and will
arrive from same ports at irregular
intervals.
The Washington times., 1908-01-10
COLUMBIA BUILDING GO.
TO AID HOhESEEKERS

Stating that its present subscribed
stock amounts TO $4,000, the Columbia
Building Company. recently incorporat-
ell under the laws of the District OF
Columbia, announces its willingness TO
assist IN the building of homes by
those in moderate circumstances.
The company offers land for sale at
small sums paid weekly and declares
its desir. 20 do everything in its power
10 assist and encourage the prospective
homebuilder
The offices OF the company are at 6i7
r street northwest. The officers OF the
company are: John B. HarreN presi-
ucUt- William 4. Engel. first vice pTesI-
dent; Charles A. Pfau, secretary VIII
liam Montgomery, treasurer, G. Albert
~ bite. attorney, Harry FriedlauGer,
chairman aIpraisement committee.
The directors are: John B. Harreil,
William 4. EnEsI. Charles A Pau,
William Montgomery. G. Albert White.
Harry Friedlander. J. r Bond. i. N
Ring. H. 4 Denham. John H. Berger.
A. H. f. HOlstein, Ellie SheetZ, Henry
OftcrdiuCer. John Brayshaw, Harry
stamford. Charles 7. Smith, Joseph
Dierken Charles 6, Wilson. Frank J.
AUTH. A-d-aw Is0effler. Henry AChtev-
zlrcheu, edward 5. York.
The Washington times., 1908-01-10
G. v. j. COUNCIL
CONDEMNS PROS
IN ATHLETICS
Approves Action in SuS-
pending Basketball
Team.

The following statement was given
out this afternoon by DR.. W. +. r.
Phillips, chairman. concerning the meet
ing Of the George Washington Univer-
slty athletic council last night:
AT the meeting Of tie athletic coun-
Gil OF the George Washington Uni
versity. held on the evening Of Janu-
airy 8, the counCI took notice of the
reports alleging the playing OF profess
SIGNALS upon the BASKETBALL Team in its
contest with Yale University on De
cember 80.
THE council found upon thorough in
vestigatiOn that the rules Of the univer,
sity regarding eligibility OF players had
been violated by the manager OF the
basketball team. and that as result OF
this violation two persons were permit
ted 10 play upon tho basketball team
The Washington times., 1908-01-10
WASHINGTON PRODUCE
MARKET

Prices on poultry. especially on
dressed stuff, fell several points this
morning. Receipts were liberal. but A
weak demand caused the fall. The best
of live turkeys could be had for If
cents per pound.
Game was plentiful this morning and
as result rabbits and quail were
cheaper than they have Been for sew
eral weeks. Receipts Of all other goods
were above normal, the quality OF the
arrivals being very good. WainutS
EUOd prices. CaUlif0wcr has begun TO
come in good quantities and the price
is reasonable for this time Of year.
EgEs-Fresh, Virginia, 30Q5lc, strictly
fresh, S ". Va, 29g30c; storage, lga22c;
Cheese-N. y. factory, large, 1Jul7c;
Butter-Western, first. s2a23c; sec
onds, 2SQ29c; process, fancy, 24925c: fair
20 good maze: dairy. choice. 2OLt.Ic:
store packed. fresh, 19d20c-
POULTRY.
Turkeys-Live, per pound. toms. lie;
hens, I5c. Chickens-Live, per pound,
fancy, large. l4QlJc. medium. 100
lac; small. l5016c; hens. l5c; rOOs ters,
&c. Ducks-Live. per pound, spring,
I2u1SC. Geese-l04l2c; keats, lO1lZC-
Turkeys-Dressed, per pound, hens. un-
drawn, l6Qlici average. undraWn, l0c'
old toms, loo. Ghicki1enl;s--Dre5sSed'
large, l4al5c; small l5gl6c; hers,
12Q14c. Geese-12Hl3C.
DRESSED MEAT
Calves-Full dressed, 9gllC. Hog
dressed calves, STl9c, Iiams-CounJry
sugar cured, I4qI6c- HOgs-Small and
neat. per cWt, 7pT1zc: medium. sue:
heavy, 5G6ikc.
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Apples (per bbl.l-YorF Jmperi~I.
packed, So2JG4.00; Wine Sap, S2.50d4. 80;
'cy table. SS-50aAO0: Spy. g. Z5G4-5O
fruit-Florida, S3.50Q4 50. Oranees-F1oT-
ida 81 0Jd2-O0. Potatoes. Dbl 81. SOAP 90;
sweet potatoes Dbl. S2.50G425; vans,
EbL, S2.00g3O0. Cabbage, per 100
lbs, 15CdS1.O0. CuCumberS. bu., S2..5G
1925. Onions. bu., 60dS5c. Celery. crate.
g. 2514.25. Squash, Fla. per basket. SEQ
also. Beans, per basket. S2.O0Q2. -.
Egg plants. per crate $15O0225- Pep
pers, crate. SlO0Q2.00. Caulihower. per
crate, Sl.75Q2.25
GRAIN
Wheat-Choice. $1.00Q1. %; fair to good,
95cdSl.G0: ordinary, Sz8Sic.
Rye-S5c4$l.O
Corn-sheied. white. 65a67c; shelled,
yellow, 6fQ65C.
New corn-Ear, s3.O5Is2Io,
Oats-NcStern, white No. z, 59960c,
mixed. 55Q5SC
Hay-Timothy. Western. No. I. $1,000
800, Western. No. ?. SI6.50gIT0o: West
ern. mixed. S15.50916 90.
GAME.
Rabbits per doZ-. S1-Z5qI5O; kits, per
doz. 69Nl5C. Quail. per doz., 81. 1912. 90;
small, per doz., 75cqS1-0O. Squirrels.
each. &C. CpOssums, each. 15a35c.
The Washington times., 1908-01-10
FISHELL EXPECTS TO TAKE
THE GARRICK NEXT SEASON

NEW YORK. Jan. l0.-Daniel Fishell,
who is negotiating with IIIsW * En-
LANCER. Is responsible for the statement
that the control Of the Garrick TheateT
will be unchanged fer the present sea
son. MI Fisheu. il had been reported,
was 10 take over the control OF The
fbpaTer this winter, and was now in New
York for this purpose.
AR FIsholl today said positively Tha-
nothing would DE done this season He
edrnitted however that at the begin
7.7nrr of next season. me would no doubt
lIavc tho Garrick. and that lac is neao
tiating 10 this end.
The Washington times., 1908-01-10
COTTON MARKET LOWER;
LONGS PRESSED TO SELL

NEW YORK. Jan. 10-At the opening
Of ne cotton market this morning there
was some pressure from longs due 10
rather disappointing cables from Liver
pool and an abundance Of outside buy
ing orders, and first prices were uu-
changed 10 three points lower.
Opening prices: January. l0U4lo75.
February. 1888 asked; March. 10 300 1871
Nay, 10SSQlo-S9; July, lo7s9lo59.
The Washington times., 1908-01-10
THOMAS ]. SMITH DEAD;
LEAVES WIFE AND CHILDREN

Thomas ]. smith. who has been an
en0love of the Union Transfer Com
psnv for over twenty years, tied at his
home MYRTLE street northeast, yester-
dav evening IN his ffticth year, after
az illness of one month. The funeral
ara ,,,-er,,erts viii he amour ced later
Mr. Smith is survived by MS WIFE
Katherine =. Smith, a daughter OF James
CaUan one of the oldest employees al
the city Han. and TWO children. Thomas
A. and GeneVieVe Smith
The Washington times., 1908-01-10
Will Enforce Amateur Rules.

AS the two persons referred TO were
not students in the University. the cOun-
ell felt that it had no jurisdiction 10
inquire into their professionalism. 1t
regretted extremely that it did not have
Jurisdiction, in order that Il might IN
vestigate the question Of professionalism
Of the two players referred TO and. If
proved, take such disciplinary action as
it's rules prescribed
The council further directed its chair
man TO state that the George Washing
ton University has stood by and pro-
poses to stand by the rules Of the Inter
collegiate Athletic Association Of the
United States, and had never know
ingly permitted any professional TO rep
resent the university upon any team
nor will II ever knowingly permit any
professional TO play upon its teams
The council approves the action OF
Graduate Manager Wilson in suspending
the basketball team until the charges
r=ade in the press could be inyesti-
gated"
The Washington times., 1908-01-10
NEW YORK CUPB MARKET.

The curb market was m0dsstIy active AMI q
shade nrme-. The quotations On the active
stocks follow:
British Columbia Copper 4d5.
GUldhelds Consolidated. SASS
Gresne-Cananea. 7tsQ1A-
Greene Gold. 2tGI.
Green Gold Silver. asG5s.
Green Gold Silver pfd.. 1zQIL.
Mitchell Mining. IiIBI&.
NipissinE. TsuTi4.
Nevada-Ctah. I-l6G4S.
The Washington times., 1908-01-10

who were not registered students in the
university The council expressed strong
disapproval Of the action Of the manager
of the basketball team in thus failing to
comply with the established rules OF
the university, and disavowed all re-
sponsibiiity for the managers action In
so doing.
The Washington times., 1908-01-10
DRIFTING ALONG.

so YOU object to modern life?"
II do
But Wly2-'
"Ch. IT doesn't seem to have any plot
worth mentioning. Exchange.
The Washington times., 1908-01-10
WASHINGTON RY.
BONDS IN DEMAND
Mergenthsler Stock Active
and Higher-No Prospect
of Street Railroad Con-
sOlidatiOn.

The feature on the local Stock Elk
change today was excellent buying OF
Mergenthaler, and the demand for the
bonds of the Washington Street Rail
way ard Electric Company. 1t was
also evident that the demand for bonds
indicated investment buying-the rein
yestment OF interest and dividend funds
and Of IDLE money, held waiting the
signs of general betteTnent.
1t was hard for anyone TO be bear
in view OF the action OF Wall street,
AMI the active demand from investors
with actual money to take stocks and
bonds out of the market The bears
were crushed, and yet there were bears
in Washington and Georgetown Gas
stock. although they did not have suffi-
clent confidence in their position 20 sch
stock shOrt-a dangerous business with
our narrow market.
Washington Railway preferred sold at
7Il2. Washington hopes for the lection
OF the ticket for directors OF the road
IS presented in the press the other day
and for which the local proxy committee
Is working hard. Washington VIII de-
posit the bulk Of its votes for this
ticket, but the unknown quantity is New
York ana nc New YORK shareholders.
They have rot given the company espe-
cially good attention and services and
the best financial interests of the city
believe that the local ticket Will If il
is elected. give the company man
agement ana officers That VIII advance
is fortunes.
The Washington times., 1908-01-10
New York Stocks

Quotations furnished BY Post Flagg.
members Of New YORK Stock Exchange, 1881
y
The Washington times., 1908-01-10
ANNUAL STATEMENT.

ANNUAL REPORT or THE Judd & Det-
weller Company, Inc. We. the un5ersigned.
the President and majority Of the Board
OF Trustees Of the Judd g. DetweiIer Com
pany. Inc. Of Washington. ID. c.. do hereby
certify that the Capital stock u the said
Corporation IS s2?,ooo 200 u which has
existing debts. GEO. H JUDD.
~. z. EvASs
Secretary Treasurer.
7. GEO. II JUDD. President n the Judd e
Detweller Company lncs Of the District of
Columbia. DO hereby swear that the facts
stated IN the above certificate are true %
the best Of ny knowiedge and belief
GEO. II. JUDD. President
Subscribed and sWOrn % before me, no.
tary public In and f0I the District Of Column
bla, this 9Th day o. January, a. D. 1893.
tSeaD- WM- r YOUNG Notary Public.
Ny commission expires February q, lsoos
so 10Th Ct NV Il
We. the President and a majority Of ths
Board OF Trustees Of the aaFenuer Baking
Company. Of the district " Columbia. do
hereby certify tina, the auihorIzef capital
stock OF said C0mFany IS $4,000. ali OF
which has been pail IN, and tnat there are no
Howard GRAVES.
EDWARD G.. GRAVES.
BENZ E. GRAVES.
GEORGE i. SUPPEs,
Trustees
T. BenJ. g Graves Secretary Of the Hav--
eHne- Baking Company, u District OF Co
lLmbia, 90 hereby swear JasI the facts stated
IN The above certificate aye true % the best
o. my knowledge HHd belief.
BENZ. S.. GEAf rs Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this stI
day Of January, a. j.. 1908
ERNEST O.. THOMPSON
Notary Public tgT the District Of Colu-lbiaE
IL
GOLDFIELD sun-se Gold Mining Co., esPi-
talzat.on sI555 C5g: EtocI, issued 81 2s1 SIS In
debtelaess. none. sworn 20 and EIed accord
ing 10 law. Il GARDNER. President. u
The Washington times., 1908-01-10
The Leaders.

The coal-rs were leaders again. But
a feature Of the market was renewed
interest in stocks that have not been
AT ali active for some time past Thus
Rock Island, preferred, Copper, SmelteT,
ST. Paul. and the Steels were prominent
in the advance and the buying move
The Hill shares while fairly active and
sharing n the advance did not set the
pace for the list
There was a slight reaction after the
advance of the first hour, and tneh AGAIN
entering the noon hour prices started
The Gains carried Copper TO SIS. a
net noiut- Snelter, nearly = points,
Baltimore and Ohio, 4 up Delaware
and Hudson, a full point 10 STEADY /,
went back TO 12l:s, Northern racine
ia gain. 10 barely steady at yesterday $
close Pennsylvania. exactly the same
way. Reading, up 3 points and PACK -
Rock Island from a close OF <siz 10 81
al the opening, back 10 2@4, and up 70
ggIz again St Paul. up , points, and
Union Pacific ~ higher. Steel common
sold I'D 81 The preferred advanced
from q to 1884, and back TO s..
lust before the second hour or the
afternoon there was some additional re-
rpsSiOns. but the tone Of the market
,ouId not be called weak. as most Of
the stocks retained part Of their good
gains. There were few with temeTlty
Sufficient TO induce them TO soil on suCn
a market and most of the selling was
ir the nature of taking profits. The
hears were waiting for Indication OF
make inGentatiOns. The indications as
the market entered The last hour or the
day were for slightly additional declines
but nothing Ike weakness.
The Washington times., 1908-01-10
NEW YORK STOCKS
IN A FINE RISE
Bulls Garry the Day, Aided
by Good Investment Buy
ing-Activity Quite Cen
orally Distributed.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1O-Closing-Dur-
ing the last hour there was considerable
liquidation in the line of profit-taking
and prices dropped back about 81 of a
point. with weaker feeling
NEW YORK, January 10 p MO
all appearances the bull movement is
on. Scores and hundreds OF intending
buyers who have been waiting for the
reaction before getting in have given
up the fight, and have placed their or
ders. adding fuel 10 the new flame and
aiding the advancing movement. II is a
matter for time to tell just when the
long expected reaction VIII ma erielize.
When a trader waits too lOnS the mar
Set Is liable to set away from him, and
this is just what traders and investors
fear, hence the buying from this source
today.
1t seems ike old times to note the
large sales and the steady advance with
but partial loss in temporary reactions
The whole temper Of the market may
change in the last two hours OF the day,
but there is nothing in conditions a.
this time to suggest anything but firm
close unless there should be a wave Of
proft-tal1inE. and most OF the buyers,
other than the professionals, are in for
a long pull
London set the pace with Il fine i'm
pTovement our English cousins finally
coudescending 10 take a much more
cheerful view OF the situation.
Moreover money is unQuestlonably
working easier and the optimistic wave
Is carrying doubt in front of it
For the nrSt time the luuustrlalS gave
evidence of sufficient demand for them
10 permit the support back OF the mar
kCJ 10 be Withdrawn and then higher
prices prevailed. This was especially
uoUicea bic in the SJeels, which have
been held as steady as possible by main
a playtni1g of IL through just this very
evident support. The tact that yesJer-
DAYS boom was sustained right up 10
the tap OF the bell was the influence
necessary to quiet the last WdVerlnS
doubt and give fresh impetus.
One must remember that il IS not
many weeks since the final relief meas
ures Of the Secretary OF the treasury
were announced and that conditions
were critical at that time. That the-s
has been vast Improvement in nnancla
conditions is not denied, but the scars
deep and drastic, are not healed. ana ID
is folly 10 throw conservatism and eau
ton 10 the winds There must be re-
action AS well as advances, and the
higher the prices go the sooner the re
action. There is some little tendency ia
the danger of the situation. investors
buying stocks and taking them out OF
the market. are safe from temporary re
actions and the long pull viii certainly
make present prices look very low and
inviting.
The Washington times., 1908-01-10
STOCKS, BONDS, MONEY, AND GRAIN
Washington Prices
Capital Traction SIS, Sl.Oooa1O4

Capital Traction SIS, = ,0004ll0i5.
Columbia Railroad IS, S5009l02.
Washington Railway and Electric IS,
SlO.0O0a76. 81 ,O00a7e S1,OO00FG. Sl,00Gq IS,
81 000076. $1G00u76. S1G00dl6. $5O0aI63s.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
j's. S5.O0Ou1O0. s., 000dl0e9s
Washington Railway and Electric,
preferred l0d III, 20d1ljz.
MeTgenthaler, l0ul9I l00l91, 1O4lJi,
5aI97, lC0ly5, 106196, 10di96.
After Cdll-WashiuEtO Railway and
Electric As, 81, O00lJ76, 81 0O0076
Capital Traction, 40Gl23lh.
Mergenthaier, 15Gl95il, 159i951s, 100
1856, 10dl9Jh, 24I9O.
The Washington times., 1908-01-10

The Times Is of the opinion that 1903
viii be left Ear in the rear in the caleu-
dar Of zine before there IS any con
solidation OF the Capital Traction and
the Washington Railway Companies
The latter road murL be built up 10 the
strong position Of IL local competitor
perhaps friends Of the future-befOre
thers can he any consolidation, and that
is such a dim. distant future possibility
that it il folly and rashness 10 talk
about II. as possibility OF today.
MerZeuthaIer sold TO the extent Of IL
si.a res il thirteen lots. The opening
price was 1877, material advance. but
stock was offered so freely for this
stock. that It BROKE TO 1854 for Zen
lots. ana 10 I96 for a small lot.
Washington Railway bonds sold 20
the extent Of $3.50 ~ %. with an ODD
500 at 76N-
chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
5's sold at iUGQl0g7s. The old price OF
ll0ie was paid for Capital Traction o $
and the stock sold at 123i2.
IL was "a coed, strong market and one
that the brokers hope may be sample
OF the kind OF markets that the IA
change VIII enjoy, IN increased ratio,
in Jue near future
The Washington times., 1908-01-10

GOLDFLELD Sun-se Gold Mining Co., cspl-
taizat.ou sl.55l C5g; stock issued. 81 251 SIS In
debteGaess. none. sworn % and EIsd accord
Ing 10 law T. GARDNER President. u
The Washington times., 1908-01-10

Rabbits. per dOZ.. 81 Z5dI-5O; kits, pei
doz., 60d75c. Quail. per doz., $1.75d2.Oo
small, per doz., 75cQS1.00. Squirrels
each. &c. CpOssums. each 15a25c-
The Washington times., 1908-01-10

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