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The Washington herald., 1908-03-05
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

AlmoSt no change vas noted yesterday in the
wholesale market. Arrivals were liberal and Of such
character as 70 preclude suy stitching Of prices.
Business was good through the day. and prospects
arc favorable fer an active market az slightly loveE
prices for the rest q the week.
Prices quoted are Wholesaiel
BUTTER-Creamcry fancy 5zlsaD. do. Western
hrsts. Zag9: do seconds 8a25: process fancy. Ear
Do. fair 10 good. 2s2; dairy, choice, lsa2; good
lsals: stors-paoked. fresh. lsas.
CHEEsE-MaIket firm and active On all kinds
New York State factory. large. leals5s: do. na's
i5lsalf; do snail. l6isal7: do summer large isai5.
do. summer small lialfss. DO. fair to good I21Is,
Western factory. new, choice. l4.zl5; do, fair .
good II: Yirginis, 10.
EGGs-Nea.-hy fresh Virginia, loss os. gas2. srrr.
axr, q; West Virginia ard Southwest Virgins. q
Tennessee q: North Carolina %. duck 90
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. fancy. Isals: average
IS: hens i2als roosters. : ducks. large isais. DO
small ial2; geese salo; tirseys toms per h. isals,
do hens l5alS: de-. thin, 10; keats. 70.
DRESSED POULTRY-Tuckstk. hens undrsua
per %, EalS; to.- average. uudrRTn, las; Do.
Tain. I9al2 old TOMS lSale: chickens large i5ais:
small l7als; hens. rhoise I5al4; ROSTERS 5; duck,
old lsal5; geese. i0alZ; clDons. 7lh- Average, Is;
snail. 15als.
DRESSED MEATs-CalTes. fun dressed a,,o.
heads or 6; hos-dEessed calves. sas; hams e0lntT
SuEar-cuIrd lSaI5, hogs. small and neat ccr cWt
6oOu6.59 do. MEDIUM, aoei DO, heaTY. s5o5s @.
GAME-Quau Ier dozen, L5Ia2l5s do. small ! 81
a. opossums, each. 4a0
VEGETABLES-Po;atoes. home -groSn Der bu,hel
,0a7s; d. rural 7oa7s; sweet potatoes Der bbl q
AGO: yams. 2eoa253: cabbage. per cwt.. sosso.
onions. Ohio pcT busheI. 7oas0: String beans. re,
basket 20oa225; lettuce. Florida. Der basket "a
LIS
GREEN FRUTTS-Apples York imperial - Nh
25aSO0: Ben Davis, 20oa25o; Wine Sap oar oo'
AIbernarls Pfprin. 300a400; fancy table f-iit : Il
AGO; SPY 25oa3.l5s loose packed Local So Orapg~.
Florida bright, per box. 225S2ss; d. r1ssets. "a
as: California naTels. 225e21 Grape fruit Flor
ida per box. 55oa&oo. CEanbsrTies Der box 0o.
80: do. per bbl.. 5.o0as0c
DRIED FRUITS-AppIes. sliced. fancy. sa7; do.
sliced. bright. 4a5.
SUNDRIEs-Beeswax, =: .allow. s; honey. Whits
clover. lib new. IS: do. flh new. l6slz: g1nsepe
per h.. 5O0.6.0o: Seneca. per ID. 40: Golden Sal
AaS. Pink. l2ali; Mandrake. 2zs; snake Root. s5.
walnut kernels. l2ali.
GRAlN-Wheat. Southern On grade. s2as5. rTe
7sAsO; corn. sheled white esa7o; do, yellow sac
do. ear 2fOa3o0 oats. Western white No. 2 5SAS0.
DO. mixed 56a5s
WOOL AND HIDES-WOol. washed free az burs
pcr ID. So DO. unWashed. fire Of burs. I5a14: do
bury. % hidss green. g DO. dTy. sasi sheeIskins
green each 5aa7s; do. dry. 2a6o: calfskins Green,
looaLlei muskTAt. l2a23; skunk. S5aI5: mink. icoa
80; rabbit skins. l. opossgm. laal5; -aeeoon A9o;
for. nd. l-SaLl5- Do. gray. 3a6a-
The Washington herald., 1908-03-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago, March 4-CATTLE-Recsipts 1000 head.
Prime bceTes. 5la6.0o; poor 70 medium l0a5. 90:
stockers and feeders 275ass5 COWS and hcifers s5a
so; Gamers ls5a269; Texans, a.Qoa4.l5.
hOGS-Beceipts, 1900 head; steady. Light, ana
$50 roushs 455ai.3e; mixed. 45caL5o; heavy asa
4s2i1: pigs Z75a4-O
SHEEP-Receipts. u.oc0 head: market 10 cents
higher and steady. Native sheep 3i0a570: Western
sheep. S4o15.75; native lambs. 5.25a7.oo; Western
lambs 540a7.0
New York. March 4.-CATTLE-Receipts. 400
head; steers and bulls slow blt steady; thin cows
unchanged; medium and good dull 70 fraction
lower; all sold Steers. 5lea575: bulls 3l2sa4 70
cows 2loa375; few tops. 42Sa455
CALVES-Receipts. 800 head; good and choice
Toals generally lo7ter quiet; under grades steady
b2rnyard and Western calves nominal. Veals 55a
950 culls. AOoa5c0. Dressed calves steady 10
strong City dressed veals. ssal51s; few choice "A:
country dressed sails.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 7eos head; sheep
nominal. but feeling fun steady; lambs steady to
firm; all sold. Ordinary 10 prime lambs 675a7. 50:
few spring lambs. SOAR %.
HOGS-ReceiptS. 1870 head medium and light
hogs would sell steady pigs nominay lower on Buff
falO adyices no sales before change.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-05
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY Z. +. Hutton & Co. men.
bers Of the New York stock Exchange spG Tire Neu
Ycrk Cotton Exchange g. Bowie Chipmsz. mana
ger 1901 + street northwest
New York March 4-On stronger cables the local
cotton market opened steady. % % points ad-
vance. and during the early call shorts were good
buyers. but on the rise the bulls were good sellers
and the market eased Of II was reported that the
national gnhsrs' report vas ont showing the
amount Of cotton ginned 70 be 10. .S0Oo bales. but
this could not Be confirmed II the report IS true II
would appear being S1Ilish The government rc-
port is due on March q. There Is a good SPOT de-
mand abroad. Is shown b. LiTerpools large daily
sales Reports from there also claim fhe trade out
look Improved In view q limited ogtsise sFecula-
ton IL looks like a traders market, but on soft
spots would we prefer the long SIDE.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-05
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished By T. F. Hutton & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange and the
Chicago Board Of nade. e. Bowie Chipman, NAM
ger. 1901 + street northwest
Chicago. March 4-There was an cxcitedy strong
market IN wheat early. with an advance 90 new
high level OF prices, followed by a dull realizing
market later in the day and decline OF about ,
cents with the low pricCs made near the clOse.
Shorts were Eecorded anxious BUYERS carly but the
demand was satisfied and offerings were reported
quite liberal In the afternoon FOR elevator account
There was active trade In com and a very s;rorg
market during the forenoon heavy covering Of shorts
was reported The grading poor. and the weather
unsettled.
Oats we're fairly active and strong during the
morning, bpt the advance was not maintained and
prices eased oE moderate trading
Trading IN hog products less active and the
market lower. There appeared 70 be considerable
stun for sale and. with somewhat more Iiber! move
ment & hogs and the decline in grain. prices eased
The Washington herald., 1908-03-05
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

prices to-day.
WHEAT-stOck in elevators. fl6.57z bushels.
Graded lots Of No. red Nhozt n01Iinally at sSi5
per bushel for sDccial bin and ee for stock West
en- SPOT, March ssit; Ap-il. Looiz. Contract spot,
Msrch. 90: April, Lg01a May L0ii1.
CoRN-Stock in eleTstoFs 25l9es3 bslzhels. Mar
ket quiet. Round lots Of white and MIXED corn
ahoat nosninally AZ s3H. Track yellow corn. for
domestic deliyerJ Is worth 66sz67 for CARROTS prime
on spot. C0nfracz April, 64h.aSiz. Western spot,
March, G.; April. silsasHs MAY. 81.
OATS-Stock In eleyatos ns78 bushels: ship
ments from elevators. 6.sea White. No 2. heavy.
5Sis: do. No , lights to medium 5sassiz; Go
No. ). heavy. 5Siza59. do No. 3. medium EaSsls
do. No 3. light Ea5siz; No 4. light 70 heavy.
ses5sii; mixed, No. ? aa57i1; do No. 3 55i1a5s
No. J. 54a55.
RYE-stock IN elevators. I5s, az bushels; ship
ments from elevators S5S No. Western re
quoted at SiaSS.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-05
COMMENT ON MARKET.

G. Bowie Chipman. Of E. F. Hutton &.
Co.-"To-days stock market was a pro-
fessional affair, early dealings being on
the selling side following yesterdays late
decline. with Union Pacific the feature.
support was apparently encountered in
the active issues toward the noon hour
which resulted In a nominal rally through
the list at the close. The market was
subject TO rumors In regard 10 messages
from Washington and other depressing
matters, but there was nothing in the
way of fact IN these reports. Late re-
ports from Washington indicated that the
AldTich bin would get through both
branches OF Congress, and that the rail-
way-valuable clause would be tackled on.
which was considered very unfavOrable
The market seems professional, with
some scattering liquidation in spots and
a little investment buying occasionally.
] continue IN the view that fair profits
can be made IN selling stocks on bulges
and buying when weak
Benjamin Woodruff. OF Lewis Johnson
6 Co.-"After Il dull morning. with IN
changed prices. trading became somewhat
more active. with an upward tendency
Union Pacific was the leader. though
The Washington herald., 1908-03-05
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. March a.-Time money was rather quiet
Demand moderate and supply fairly liberal Rates
S1aSA per cent for sixty days 3Xa4 per cent for
ninety days. 34afi4 for four. FIVE. and six months
and 5a5i4 per cent for year
Mercantile paper offered with some freedom
with moderateS resultant sales Rates slsas PEI
cent for sixty and ninety days. indoTsed bills receiv
able; 5iza6 per cent for choice four 10 six months
single names. and eiz per cent for others
The market for sterling to-day was quiet with
rates 10 points below yesterday. Rates for actual
business were. Sixty days, AsSsOAAs3 demand
fs655als670: cables. 4s695aAG. Commercial bills
were As2iza4s35
The uipr,ly OF COTTON bills was moderate
The Washington herald., 1908-03-05

New Orleans.

Our L. s. A Boys" come direct from
Europe. where they toured triumphantIy
three years They have been special fea-
lures Of the great continental expositions,
music halls and theaters during that
time 1t is claimed that they offer the
greatest military surprise spectacle ever
presented. The rank and file OF the com
pany are said 20 have the West Point
proficiency, having been trained by a
former dril instructor OF the cadets.
Their Offering is in several parts. and il
has all the thrill tumult. and patriotic
atmosphere OF a genuine rally ar the FIR
ing line. II is punctua1ed by several OF
the solemn services observed in war time,
and the Gnale is said 20 be a terrific
demonstration Emmett Corrigan and
company viii be the added attraction, ow-
Ing 70 the extraordinary success attend
ing their recent production OF His Last
Performance Chris Richards viii be
another prominent figure . in the fun
parade. The Olivetti Troubadours are the
fourth special attraction, and their in
strumentation should be delightful The
other numbers are all conspicuous IN the
vaudeville world.
In Old Kentucky viii return TO the
New Academy next Monday night. with
its thoroughbred horses. pickaninn5es,
sumptuous scenery. and good cast 1t is
now In its fifteen the year on the Ameri-
can stage. and there is something about
its vivid picture Of life IN the Daniel
Boone State that always makes a strong
appeal TO the playgoer. Its pretty love
story is not Overwrought, its comedy IS
natural and sparkling its situations are
not ridiculous, and its mountain heroine.
Madge Brierly. is charming. Her daring
impersonation OF a jockey in order 10
save her sweetheart's fortune, and her
ride TO victory never fails 10 arouse en-
thusiasm. a clever band Of comical lit
tie darkies contribute largely 20 the hi
larity Of the piece. An entirely new
scenic production has been gotten up for
the season OF 1907-eS. and what Is said 70
be the best company that ever presented
the play has been secured. headed by
Miss May Stockton. as Madge Brierly.
Next weeks attraction at the New
Lyceum viii be '"The Nightingales. The
programme opens with a eomedy. called
Americans Abroad" which is followed
by an olio. including McDevitt and Kelly.
dancers; Kennedy and Evans IN the
sketch True TO nature the Tedmars.
in gymnastics. and Howard and Lewis.
The show closes with out for a Lark, %
in which Miss Anna Yale is featured.
The attraction at the Gayety Theater
next week VIII be Bob Manchester
Vanity Fair Big Extravaganza Co" Two
bUrlettas will be offered. Twisted and
Tangled and a Southern Belle" The
vaudeville Olio will include Welch and
Maitland. Belle Wilton. Hennings. Lewis
and Hennings in THE Automobile Agent"
James r. Waters, and the two race track
touts, Haveriy and McRae. in The
Pikers." One OF the extra features of
MancheSter's show is the Twelve Navajo
Girls. musioianS. The Burns Palmer fight
pictures, giving every blow, including the
knockout. will also be shown.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-05
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-ExtIa, per ewt-, L75a5.UO: butcher. sSa
$50: common. l5oa200
s75.
SHEEP-Clipped. 4coaa.50; common, go.
LAAiBS-Spring. choice. 7a7lz; medium. eiza7
CALYES-Prime. per lb.. Sasss medium. 7Ikas:
grass. 3Sl
@ooaSo.oo; old and dry, s.Ooal0eo.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-05
sIIriING sTOCBs.

Quotations are furnished by Irving X Harrington
& Co. members Of the New York Produce Excharre.
Z. f. Baker. manager. Hibbs Building
The mining market opened at about yesterdays
closing with Goldheld Florence az az an advance Of
\, due TO a private dispatch from the West. which
announced that the company has declared divi-
dend % 10 cents a share payable Anil . II is nm
derStood from mail advices that the Sunnyside claim
Of the Round Mountain Company has struck free
gold at the s0cfoot level The finding Of this class
OF ore at the depth adds to the reputation Of this
camp as a great producer.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-05
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Regnlar call. y O'Clock noon
Capital T5action 2s az ll911 st 1875, At Il9AA
MerSeuhaler. ! at lsi.
National City Bank 10 at l40
United States Tnlst, 10 at ssh
After cail-Washington Gas certificates. 200 at
10lk
Following are the closing quotations yesterdays
local stock exchange.
GAS. BONDS
The Washington herald., 1908-03-05

New York. March 4-wHEAT-Weaker: more
active No Northern Duluth. TO arrive. I'D; No
red. Z. o. b.. L04s4; No hard, T. o b., Ils5s;
No. macaroni. Los Z. o. b.; Ne. 2 macaroni. LOz
Exporters took loads.
CORN-Fimer; dull trade. No 2 elevator. Il :;
new, No. ?, f. Q. b., sns. February to March; 10. 2
white. I. o. b., IS; No yellow {. O. b., s.
RYE-Dull: nominal; light supply No. ?. 50.
T. o. b.
The ,rices for frtrr-s folio-v.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-05
New French Cruiser l.aurched

Lorient, March 4-The Waldeck-R -Rous-
seau, Of 1900 tons, one OF the largest
cruisers in the French navy, was
launched here to-day. after having been
nineteen months in course Of construc-
ton. She viii have engines Of 1000
horsepower. and is expected to show a
speed Of twenty-three knots. She viii
carry a crew of 75e.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-05
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by T. F. Hutton &NCo.. mem
bcrs Of the New York Stock Exchange g. Bowie
Chipman manager. 1901 + street northwest
Sales 10 noon .,.... $50. $4,000 shnres
IOini haicb.. 140,40O shares
Call moneys High, % low, Ia, close. 2.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-05

Only zen cents a week, delivered at
your door-the daily issues OF The
Washington Herald Phone Main 5000.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-05
BOSTON STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished by f. f. Hutton &
Co, members New York Stock Exchange. G. Bowie
Chipman, manager 1901 street northwest
The Washington herald., 1908-03-05
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by T. r. Hutton Co.
members New York Stock Exchange. G. Bowie Chip
man. manager. 1901 + street northwest
Open- Hich low Cloee
The Washington herald., 1908-03-05

MONEY AT 5 PER CENT
LOANED on D. @. REAL ESTATE.
HEISKELL & MeLERhN,
li13 II STREET.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-05
panY,

OF Philadelphia Pa. on the 5lst day Of Decambe-
1907 as required under District Of Columbia
Code, amended June 80, 1902
The Washington herald., 1908-03-05
INSURANCE STATEMENTS.

STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF The
United Firemen's Insurance Com
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-03-06
PAlAMA BLAZE
LOOKS SUSPICIOUS

An alarm Of fire was turned in about
10-15 last night and the fire depart
ment SEMI engines to the scene OF a
small blaze on King street opposite
the sfnrise saloon. When they ar
rived the fire had been put out.
Il appears that Officers Meek and
Nawahi noticed flames n the shoe shop
Of Ho Fong. and they broke the glass
Of the door and entered, finding a box
q rubbish ablaze- They extlngulshed
The fire with a bucket OF water.
The box had been placed alongside
a wooden partition, and had the fire
started later il might easily have been
a very serious affair.
There are some Suspicious circum-
stances connected with the fire. Ho
Fong says that he and his partner left
the place al p m. but Lau Fook Be,
the partner. states that he left the
shop alone al $50 ?. N.
4 transOm al the back OF the shop
had been smashed, and neither the
boss nor his partner are able 10 ex-
plain Just how the glass came 70 be
broken
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-03-06
A BUSY DAY TODAY.

Today bids fair 10 be a busy day at
the wharves. The oceanic Company's
steamship Alameda Is expected to ar
rive first thing in the. morning and
Will doubtless be at the Oceanic wharf
by eight o'clock OF a little later with
four days later mail and newspaper
files from the Coast.
The Manchuria Of the Pacific Mail
line IS also expected early from the
Orient. Her agents look for he- first
thing in the morning and expect her
TO sail about o'clock in the afternoon
Of the same day. She does not bring
a great many passengers for this port
Between fifty and sixty are booked to
sail BY her 70 san Francisco. Many
Of these are lay-over passengers from
previous steamers. quite a number OF
whom have been 70 the volcano.
OF Island steamers the Mauna LOa
leaves at noon for her usual run %
KOna and Kau, and the claudlne viii
sail al O'Clock for Maui ports and
HilO. Governor Frear and Secretary
Tott-Smith and the gubernatOrial par
~ are booked TO sail by her. landing
at Hama II is the Governors inten-
ton 70 make an extended tour OF Maui
making detailed inquiries into all mat
ters that may demand his attention al
any time as Governor. Not only viii
land matters. as such. be looked into
but forestry matters and other con-
Germs will be examined. II IL probable
that he will be on Maui for ten days
OF two weeks.
Among others booked on the Clau-
dine are ". o. smith and H P. Bald
win. A A. Wilson, 4farston Campbell.
Judge A y. Kepoikai. G. II. MoBride.
". a. Baldwin, and George Ordway-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-03-06
LOCAL sREvITIEs.
r,on wcsnesaay,s Advertlsrr.,

NrfRrN " C<tstC><lett <tNNNNtN~CfNf
Paddy RYAN has reselved Word from
NeVad@ thar a saine in Witch he holds
iSeee shares Is lsSelS u develop iato
esse ~ the richest woposiStons In the
district,
joe Castro. the prize aghter. who
tried 70 commit suicide the other day
by taking nursasse acid. was arrested
ysSterisv On eSsirsaihs 81 Ms wife for
beating her,
nine fatal cases, make up the Honolulu
record of deaths nom contagious dis
eases during the foaseen days ending
February -,
Governor Frear has received from
the President Invitations for himself
and three persons 10 be selected BY him
10 attend the conference of governors
ar Washington on May Is. Il and Is.
Olaa Sugar CO, extended its agency
contract with Bishop & CO, FOR ten
years az its annual meeting yesterday.
MSnaSer Watt reported a crop fcx 1891
~ l0,Sas t-s tons 81 sugar from $50 IA
acres, For the iSoS crop there Is an
area Of SOSi,S acres % plant and ra-
~SNAsA>~ - NAAC lGASC
quality than last year.
According to a departmental circular
the Territory 81 Hawaii has only one
half the number OF Jobs 70 which 1; is
entitled in Washington. Neither have
there been applications from Hawaii
for positions sufficient 70 I'LL this Ter
r.tory's allotted quota, Hawaifs share
is sixteen jobs but only eight appoint
ments from here have been made.
while only fifteen persons have passed
the necessary civil service eNamina-
tons.
James J, Crockett. Of the [, s light
house engineers office. los, q valuable
horse by peculiar accident yesterday
OoruiaS, While a japanese employed
ar HOnschlaeger x Cos store was try
ing 10 hitch the animal to ring In
the curhStone. having been ordered by
a member Of the firm 70 shift Croc-
kett's horse and busy from a hitching
post in mont OF the store. the horse
became frightened. reared up and
threw itself. striking its head on the
curb and dying Instantly.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-03-06

Sheriff Taukea and wife leave by the
steamer Mauna Loa this morning for
Kailua-
II is said that A . N Robertson as
National Committeeman. may endorse
Judge Kepoikai.
Alexander Hume Ford thinks an at
tempt should be made 10 grow the
ScuppernOng grape on this island.
The fact that Asiacics are being en-
ployed in work on the new Federal
Iep7Osarium is causing considerable
comment
Rev Father Ulrich is suffering severe
" from eye-troubles and finds it nee
essary 10 return 10 his native land.
Germany.
The British claimants OF the 's5 rev.
oIutiOn troubles viii have their claims
taken Up by the British and American
governments in connection with the
Newfoundland fisheries and the Boring
Sea troubles There seems 10 be no
disposition. however, to hurry the mat
Ter The local claimants have been
waiting for ten years for amounts
ranging all the way from $4,000 10
s100. 600.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-03-06
From Thursaav's Adver,iserl

Superintendent MarstOn Campbell is
-gratified at the way Contractor White
house is getting along with the Nuu-
anu dam
MS and Mrs. Robert Rentou Hind
who arrived BY the Korea on Monday
from the Coast. sailed by the Kinsu
Tuesday for Eohala.
A poser 70 the Federal grand jur-.
which may be answered in its report
expected tomorrow. is whether a Jap
anese. divorce in this country. accord
ing TO the Japanese mode. is valid as
we'll as a japanese marriage.
BY the withdrawal OF the protest
OF n. N. Won Holt and Others. except
for one lot on which the report Of
Geo R. Ewart as an expert is delay
ed, the only opposition 70 the sale OF
the Mana lots remaining is that OF
Kauai people represented by Represen-
tative J. I Silva and Attorney John D.
White.
\ cablsgram from Superintendent
Babbitt 70 Governor Frear. dated at
Philadelphia yesterday. is 70 the effect
that transportation had been secured
on the transport sailing July for
thirty teachers from Hawaii 70 attend
the National Educational Associations
convention in San Francisco. return
ing September 5.