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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-03
RIVERSIDE BALL
LEAGUE SCHEDULE
Grand Opening Of the Season
Takes Place on the 26th
of April.

| At a meeting of the Riverside Base
ball League held last night in the
| office Of A. L C. Atkinson, the follow
| ing were present; President A. L. c..
! Atkinson, Vice President A. K vierra.
Secretary W T. Chong: John K. Not
| ley and K. Yasumori, representing the
| Japanese Athletic Club; Albert Akana
and Mon Tai, representing the Chinese
Aloha Club; S. P. Correa, representing
the Palama Athletic Club, and Bernard
K. Keleko1fo, representing the Kaala
Athletic Club.
The committee on schedule, consist
ing of the managers of the various
teams, presented their report, which
was adopted by the league.
The seasons schedule is as follows:
April 26-Palama A. C. VS.. Kaala A.
c.; Japanese A. C. VS.. Chinese Aloha
Club. -.
May 8 Chinese \, G. vs. Japanese
A c.; KaaIa A. c. VS.. Chinese Aloha
Club.
May 1o-Chinese Aloha Club VS.. Chi
nese A c. Japanese A. c.-vs. Pa
lama a. c..
MAY l7-PaIama A. G. VS.. Chinese.
Aloha Club; Chinese A. C. VS.. Kaala
A. G'-.----e----- ,zs-,. --'---------~--------
May 24-Kaala A. 6. VS.. Japanese a.
c.; Palama A. C. VS.. iChinese A. C.
May 31-Chinese Aloha Club VS.. Jap
anese A. se.7sK aaia A.. Gs~Ks. Palama
<AAc. MA
S5aae 7-chiaase Aloha Club VS.. ka-
ala &c; Japanese A. c. vs. Chinese
Acc
June l4-PhIama A. q VS.. Japanese
A. c.:chinsse. 4. G. vs.. Chinese Aloha
June 21-sRaala A. G. vs. Chinese A.
c.; Chinese Aloha Club Tvs. Palama
June 2sPelama A. ejvs- Chinese
A. c.; Japanese A. g. VS.. Kaala A. c.
sEdeNp SERIES
July 5-Chine se Aloha Club VS.. Jap
anese A c.; kaala A c. VS.. Palama
A. c.
July 12-Kaala 4. {. VS.. Chinese
Aloha Club; Japanese, A. c. VS.. Chi
nese A. c.
as.Esuay as--Palanla A. g. vs. Japanese
"A. c.; Chinese A. C. vs. Chinese Aloha
Club. us,yy 4.r rrefrr-r
+ July 26-Kaala A.. c. VS.. Chinese A.
C.; Chinese Aloha Club VS.. Palanla
a. G.
August Chinese A c. vs. Paianra
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-03

Would it be right to call a collector
OF cigar bands a cigar bandit?
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-03

Artie w, the trouting horse, will be
shipped to Waikiki today by the
steamer Claudine.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-03

dtfCS<S ~ L. j
August 16-Chinese A. C. VS.. Jap
anese A. CT Kaa1a A. C. VS.. Chinese
Aloha Club
August 23-Chinese Aloha Club VS.,
Chinese A. c.. Japanese A. C. VS.. Pa
lama A. G.
August s0-Palama A. C. VS. Chinese
Aloha Club; Chinese A. c. vs.. Kaala
A. c.
September s-KaaIa A. c. VS.. Japa-
nese A. c.; Palama A. c. VS.. Chinese
AC. T. -4 e
On account of Easter Sunday, tn
league games will not commence until
April %. The first game of each af-
ternoon will commence at o'clock
The following committee was APP
pointed to make arrangements for a
grand opening, Of the league on the
26th insti S. P. correa, A. K. vierra,
B. H. Kelekolio.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-03

A medal to the winning Y. M. C "A.
relay team at the island championship
meet will be struck off shortly. 1t will
be on the same plan as last years
medal though a bright gold finish will
be substituted for the Roman finish OF
previous occasions. fs a
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-03

Boys basketball at the High and
Normal schools has come to an end,
the Highs being declared champions as
they won the required three out Of five
games necessary to get the. honor.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-03

The dead PAGER Wayboy was by
Strathway and has been owned in
turn by C. Bellina, Billy Cunningham,
G. S. Mckenzie, Larry Dee and DIR. A.
r. Rowat. His first race here was
against Fred Eros.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-03

sEsJuly la==Paiana A. c. VS. Japanese
"a. c.; Chinese A. C. VS. Chinese Aloha
C.; Chinese Aloha Club VS.. Palanla
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-03

MAY I7-Palama A. G. vs. Chinese
Aloha Club; Chinese A. C. VS.. Kaala
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-03

July 5-Chinese Aloha Club VS.. Jap
anese A. c.; kaala A. c. VS.. Palama
A. c.
July 12-Kaah 4. {. VS.. Chinese
Aloha Club; Japanese A. c. VS.. Chi
nese q
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-03

s The NormaIs have not as yet decided
they will enter team in this
years fnterscholastic baseball League or
not AIiiolani College will have a. Sec
Dnd team and will play against the
second teams of lKanaehameha, Puma
lou, and the High School, -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-03

June 21rKaala A. c. vs. Chinese A
c.; Chineses Aloha Club Tvs. Palama
a. c.
June 2sAPalama A. .G.$vs. Chinese
A. c.; Japanese A. a. VS.. Kaala A. c.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-03

wants to wrestIeS any old haole in the
city for $3.50.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-03

On Wednesday the High school team
played basketball with the Normal
School team and were defeated by the
score of 26 to IL The game was the
last of the season. ~ II -
The Washington herald., 1908-05-06
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Business on the Washington Stock Ex-
change yesterday was In larger volume
than usual, and, with the exception Of
Capital Traction. with little change in
prices.
Bidding for bonds did not bring out
many. 5000 In Washington Railway Is
and $1,000 in Capital Traction IS being all
that went upon record. The sale of the
railway bonds was at s.. the highest
price recorded on this movement. The
Traction bonds sold at Ill
Capital Traction stock was taken to
the extent of twenty-nine shares. first at
l22 and then at 122lz. Some of the stock
was offered at 125, but no more could be
had at the selling price Of the day.
Washington Railway common attracted
the usual attention. one broker bidding
for 1t and taking all that was offered.
This was $50 shares at 30.
The preferred stock was also In fair de-
mand, selling in fractional lots at 81 and
In fifty-share lots at S1A. In all n2
shares were recorded sold.
Mitchell Mining was again in evidence.
with sales Of 1900 shares. which sold at
80 cents a share
One hundred shares Of Greene-Cananea
were taken at Sh.
The total stock transactions Of the day
were 1,716 shares.
J. W. Henry, a member Of the ex-
change. who seldom attends the meeting,
will sail for Europe to-day for a trip Of
three months
Albion X. Paris, one Of the most
faithful attendants upon the meetings.
has gone with his wife to the Virginia
Hot Springs for short stay.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-06
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. May 5-SUGAR-Oflcial cables from
Cuba note that only . ceutrals srs now grinding.
compared with s last veek, Il going out Of com
mission Reoipts al the six principal ports Of
Cuba for the week were SEQ tons and exports were
400 tons. with stock 81 90 tons The local raw
sugar market dull and uominally unchanged
ReEners would do business on the basis OF cents
fer Cuba sugars, cost and freight terms but TIE
goods generally held AZ Ills 70 lis cent above
that Il IS probable that refusrs would make
l-S2 cents liberal business would he closed Duty
paid prices were quoted follows. Centrifugal.
s5 test 4.4-aAf7i1 Aluscorado So test gas ss1z .
was dull ard unchanged. The Lend0n market for
beet sugar vas unchanged az lis 81 for Nay and
rs esd for June. and stock in tie United kingdom
Is 5000 tons
NAVAL sTOREs-Ths local market for spirits
tarpeutine Was quiet and shade lower. with uls-
chine made barrels. quoted al 46iz. The market az
Savannah Was = cent lower. at 50 cents with tons
az The Close steady. R0sin vas quiet and unchanged
with common 10 good strained quoted az $40. Tar
was quiet and unchanged. with oil barrels quoted
at sec
BUTTER Receipts. 1907 packages STEADY.
Creamery extra 26ia fTsts Ea5; State dziry. tuhs
finest. 26 good % choice. a25. poor 10 fair l9a22
EGGs-Receipts sl62 cases. Firm. Nearby
white. fancy, isls nearby mixed, fancy. I7isals
Western extra. drsts u Western frsts I6i4ai55
bran lCo-lb sacks. 10 arrive. 2 So middings. q So
city bran. q. IN bulk Western TOd dog. 50 to RTTiVe
winter wheat BRAN in loe-lb. sacks. &.l0.
OATS-Suung quiet No. 2. white. 50: No T.
white 8 No p mixed. 56ia
FLOU hinderinG trade. Spring patents
5 5aa5so spring clears f5oa4.s0; winter straights
5la4s0 winter clears. 43a4s5; Kansas in sacks.
Tatents. 50aSl5 straishts 4ea4eo, cleans. 4o0a4s5
RYE FD0UR-Firm; moderate business Quoted
6la55
CORN MEAL--Strong; small supply. Kiln dried,
for export, 375; Coarse meal, IN bags, Italia
HAY Receipts 200 tons. Steady; fair dealings
Prime timothy. L6; No. /. 95sl00; No. 2 sas5;
No. g. So
sTRAW-F1Tm; small supply. LOEg ne. T5s571s.
BEEF-steady; trade moderate Family 6.s0a
I7O0: packet. 1i5oal500
P02K-Fim but quiet. Ness. H75al5oO; family
l7.08
TALLOw-steady: light trade City. in hogs-
heads 81.
LARD-steady Prime Western. SIS; city. SIS:
refined continent. 9o5; South American. s75; re-
fined Brazilian. kegs. LOO; city stearliue, 10;
'leostearine. nominal; New York. loalIh; Chioago
Ill5allN.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-06
An Improvident Genius.

That genius is frequently wayward, i'm
provident and uncertain in money matters
a thousand anecdotes attest. It remained
for Whistler, the famous artist, who died
few years ago, TO give a new turn TO the
privileged eecentrieity Of genius in CON-
merciaI dealings. The Dial tells the story:
Whistler was once dunned by creditor
whose patience was exhausted. and who
gave the painter notice that he would re-
sort to legal measures unless the payment
was made by return post.
The amount was IS pounds. The artist
sought aid and advice from an acquaint-
anee who lived IN the neighborhood. He
explained that he had a small balance
in the bank. the amount of which he
could not remember.
He gave his friend a note and asked
Him 20 stop at the bank on his way 70
business and find out how much the de-
posit lacked OF IS pounds. and then make
up the amount, by way OF temporary loan.
so that Whistler could draw a check for
the amount due.
The friend agreed. visited the bank and
caused the clerks TO look UP Whistler's
account After minutes search they
submitted a memorandum which showed
that James A. McEeal Whistler had to
his credit a balance OF EIore than 5000
pounds
The Washington herald., 1908-05-06
Sew York.
New Orleans.
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Prices quoted arc wholesale.l

| tfTlcte quoted arc Wn0lesaie-l
The wholesale market was somewhat oyerstocked
with provisions yesterday. and prices suffered in
some lines Dairy pTOdncts were steady al the
quotations, eggs and poltTy ruied finn through the
day, and calves were uI cents from tie extremely
/ low prices 4 Saturday and Monday Vegetables
were in plentiful supply. and most grades rather
weak. Small fruits. inciuding strawberries, we're
cheaper
/ BUTTER-Creamery. fancy. 2sa2sa do. Western.
trsts, Ssl2 do, seconds. 2a25; process fancy ga
p; do. fair to good. 2la2; dairy, choice. a0sza
good, lsa20; st0se-packei. fresh. I6ala
CHEESE-Aarket frm and active on an kinds
New York State factory, large. liaIfk; do fats
lial4lz do. small. lz52al5; do summer large lsal5
dc. summer. E:sL lial4i5: do. fair 10 good I2alJ
Western. factory. new choice, AAsl5; do. far 70
good, Il; Virginia. 10.
EGGs-Near-og fresh Virginia. loss OF. lsk; aver
age, Is: West Virginia and Southwest Virginia
10 Tennessee, l6; North Carolina. IS duck. Is
LIVE POULTRY-Chickeus faucg Isa20. aYsFase
Isls; spring. Sa0. hens 13al3is ROSTERS Z: ducks
large To- do. small. geese. sal0; turkeys toaas.
Per h., Is; do, hens, l6 do, thin, 10 keats. To-
DRESSED P0ULTRY-Turkeys, hens u1drawa
per ID. Is. do. average undraWn ITals: do
thin. l0aI2: TOMS l6al7 chickens. spring large %
small. 8aS0; hens. choice. ilalj; r00stsrs s.
DRESSED MEATS-Hams. county. sugar cured.
l2aH
vEGETABLEs-Potatoss Der bushel 75a8;
home grown. 6la55: Mccormack 60s65; sweet pota.
toes. per barrel 400a5.00: yams 50aa % asparagus
per dozen. 4o0as-o0; cabbage per CFt sla99;
celery, Florida per CTate Z00a2J0: lettuce Florida
per basket, l25al75; onions. Bermuda Der crsts
ll5a200; Ohio, per bushel. Gaao, peppers. Florida
uar carrier. 200a2Z5: string beans. green per bas-
ket 300a400: tomatoes. Florida. fancy per crate
200a5E
GREEN FRUITs-Applss. York Imperial. per bbi.
l50a250; Ben Davis. LS9a2.50, Wine Sap, L51a3 %;
AlbemaTle Pippin. AGO. fancy table fruit 1O0a3 80:
Spy, 203a325 oranges Florida bright, per box.
rs; do, russets rs; California naVeis 2Ea2 g:
grape fruit, Florida per box, 950a40O cranberries
per box. 2O0a3 50, do, per barrel 50oas0
sUNDRIES- -Beeswax 2; tallow. 4; honey, whits
clover. lib. new l3; do. Zih. new. IGal2; ginseng
per lb., 5ooa6Oo; Seneca, per H.. 20; Golden Seal
l1al5; Pink. l2aIi Mandrake 2a3 Snake Root g.
GRAIN-Wheat Southern on grade, Sass: rye
75aso; corn sheled. white 70a75 do. yellow, 70a75
DO. car 2!5aS5; oats. Western white No. 2, Sass;
do, mixed 5sa6o
WOOL AND HIDES-WOol. washed free Of burs.
per b. 22a5. do unwashed, free Of burs lsz20: do
bury. l5al6 hides green. 5; do. DRY. 5as; sheep
SKINS green, each. 75al0o; Co, dry 25a60 caHSkins
green. Lo1al 10; muskrat &a29; skunk, Za75: MINK.
20aa200; rabbit skins, /; opposum 10al5 raeeooE,
25a90 fox red, L2aL75; do gray aa70,
The Washington herald., 1908-05-06
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Ballard & Lanham announce the sale Of
the Montgomery apartment house. at the
southeast corner Of North Capitol and
NJ streets, TO Clarence Petit, a we'll
known business man of Pittsburg. who
makes the purchase as an investment.
The Montgomery was built about eight
years ago by James l. Parsons. for B.
H. Warner. who sold It about three
months ago to T. H. Piclford This
house is four stories high, built OF brick
and. since its erection, has been filed
with tenants. It contains thirty-two suites
of apartments. and is one OF the better
class structures Of its kind. Mr.. Petit
paid s125. 900 for the property.
In the negotiations for the disposal Of
the property Ballard & Lanham repre-
sented the purchaser and Ellerson &
Wemple the owner, Mr. Pickford.
shannon & Luchs report the sale Of
the house at North Capitol and Claiming
streets northwest. This property is Of the
colonial design, with wide lot It was
built about year ago by Harry Ward
man. It contains six rooms, and is of
the entrance-hall style. The considera-
ton in the transaction was S4.500. and
the purchaser, Oliver Terry, viii occupy
the house as his home.
The Pierpont apartment house, at 2i7
F street northwest. has been sold by
Charles F. Banes, to Mrs. Alice Wagga-
man, the price of the property being with
held 1t is a four-story building contain
ing twenty suites of apartments.
Charles W. King. IT,, has sold. through
Stone & Fairfax, the three-story and base
ment house at 1854 Newton street north
west. The house is Of brick and stone
construction. and the price paid is under
stood to have been s6.0Q0.
J. L. Warren will erect a four-stery
brick apartment house at 21o9 Eighteenth
street northwest, according to plans pre-
pared by Hunter & Bell The house will
cost when completed $4,000
The permit for the new home of Adds
3, Browne, described IN last Sundays
issue of The Washington Herald. was
issued yesterday. The house will stand
at 1913 Wyoming avenue. and is esti-
mated to cost $4,000. Marsh & Peters
prepared the plans.
w. II. Beers has prepared plans, and ].
V. Peters VIII construct for II. T. Gait
two-story brick house at 15O4 Deiaheld
street northwest, estimated TO cost $500.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-06
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by E. T. Hutton & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange and the
New E-Ia Cotton Exchange, G. Bowie ChiDman
manager. 1901 f street northwest
New York, May 5-The cotton market. while
subject 70 several quick changes from low TO high
and back again, was quite firm and steady. with a
good volume Of business. Trading opened at a
strong pace, with pTicss up a point or two, and
within an hour had gained about three points
Then some heavy selling struck the market and
prices receded % about the lowest Of the day
There vas again rally, the bid prices creeping up
slowly % the high points Of the day. This was
followed By another setback but in the late after
noon the pressure 10 sell seemed TO be withdraw
and the quotations went up % a good rise above
the opening The failure Of a prominent spot house
had no pcTceptibie effect upon the market.
Estimated receipts at the ports were II 900 bales
against u go last week and y i9l last year For the
week. $ 600 bales. against 81 55 last week and S s2
last year Receipts at New orleans were 3S5l
bales against l.isI last year and at Houston, $50
bales. against 4s72 last year.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-06
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore May 5.-Foliowing arc the Official prices
at the principal commission houses;
WHEAT-SpOt contract, L05al 03A spot No 2
red Western. l09atsl04: May. L03a1.OSR June 1861
al05A; july. s5i2 asked; steamer No. red. s9sa
l.o8. Receipts. 1885 bushels. Southern on grade.
s9RaleS1s
CORN-Spot, mixed 7Ilsa7Iss; No 2 white, 7zAa
TZS; May. 7l1za7lSi July. 707+aui steamer mixed,
7%. Receipts. 604 bushels.
RYE-StOCk in elevators Ss23 bushels. Shipments
from elevators 200 bushels Eo Western ne ex-
port. @as7.
OATS-Stook in elevators, l22s bushels; ship
ments from elevators. Cos bushels. White No 2
heavy 59a5eA; do. No, ?, light to medium. 5s1ka5s
do No g. heavy, 57iza5siz do. Nc, g. medium 5Slz
ash do. No. g. light. 56a57; do. No. 4 light to
heavy 54a55; mixed. No. 2 56a5si1; do. No g. 5Ss54
do No. f. 52a53.
BARLEY-stock IN elevators. .ss3 bushels. Ship
ments from elevators. 27s bushels
The Washington herald., 1908-05-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago, Nav SEATTLE Receipts, 2soo: mar
ket steady, iSc higher. Prime beeves, 690a775;
poor 10 medium. 475s6l0; stockers and feeders
360a5so: COWS and hetfers. 340a650; Gamers. 240a
$50, Texans ie0a55
H0GS-Receipts 1900; 5sl0c higher. Light. 545a
$50; roughs 5S0a55o; mixed 5i0a5.sO: heavy, 555a
$50; pigs. 4fa5.2j
SHEEP Receipts, 1906 steady to strong, Native
sheep, 4.50a500; Western sheep, 450a6.i0: native
lambs, 575a740 20; Western lambs, 575a750
New York. May 5-CATTLE-Recei 40l: nomi-
nally steady. Dressed beef, slow. at s14au Per ID
YES-Receipts. l05, steady. Indiana reals
sold at 5o0a7o0 per 100 lbs. City dressed yeals.
steady al Sa1l5 per 10; country dressed, at 7as5s
SHEEP AND LAAIBs-Reeeipts, 3,Is9 Sheep
almost nominal and slow; lambs dull TO fraction
lower. Medium sheep sold at 500. wooed lambs at
7.OOa7 =; clipped. do. az 6.75
HOGS-Receipts 52l2 nominally firm
The Washington herald., 1908-05-06
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished BY T. F. Hutt0n & Co
members Of the New York Stock Exchange and the
Chieago Board Of Trade, g. Bowie Chipman man
ager. 1901 f street northwest
Chicago, May 5-There was some buying Of wheat
on the cables and also on the early reports re-
garding the worlds visible supply. but the market
paid little attention 20 the record breaking decrease
IN the worlds stocks or 20 the export business
Prices drifted rather aimlessly in the afternoon.
with very narrow Transactions
Com vas firm and active a: ~ oI--.iug, but de-
yeiopei some selling pressure, and sold down during
the middle q the day with reports Of large selling
by leading interests.
oats we're quiet. with prices showing easier tone.
There appeared to Be some selling pressure at the
West and the market eased of with other grains
Provisions were quiet and about steady. Live hogs
receipts were somewhat less than anticipated bring
ing IN iaiF yolume Of local buying. which, with
rather light offerings influenced the market.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-06
NEW YORK MONEY.

New YoTk, May 5-sloney on call at the stock ex-
change to-day opened az per cent: highest. 2:
lowest IA closing IA per cent. Most Of the loans
were al Der cent
Time MONEY vas 0btainable with moderate freedom.
ard there vas a fair demand Rates: "a 20 3 per
cent for sixty and ninety days 81 to Per cent for
four months per cent for five and six months,
g. for over the year
Mercantile paper came into the market N good
volume and absorption was fair. Rates: % PER
cent fer sixty 10 ninety days indGFsed bills receiv-
able, and choice single names; a. TO per cent for
fCuT to six months. indoTsed bills receivable and
choice single names 81 FOR Others.
Sterling to-day very quiet with rates 10 points
higher. Rates for actual business closed as follows
Sixty days 4s445aASt50. demand, 4s690ai s6s5: ca
bles As72a4S725 Commercial bills were AS355af s4a
The supply Of grain and cotton bills vas scarce.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-06
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET
Baltimore. Nay 5-Following are the oaicial prices

Baltimore. Nay 5-Following are the oficial prices
to-days
BUTTER-C Creamery, fancy, per pound, Zls; inai-
tston, lsa20; Maryland and Pennsylvania. rolls l5a
Il; store packed Ohio, llal5; do, West Virginia.
Is; Maryland, Virginia and Pennsylvania dairy
prints lsal6.
LIVE POULTRY-Chiokens young. large. per
pound Isa9: winter ? pounds and under na25
spring. X and l5s pounds a0a35 DO, cid hens pr
pound. r. ducks, puddle. young, leslI; do. young.
Muscogy and mongre l0ali.
EGGS-MaTgland and Pennsylvania fresh, per
dozen. I6
FLOUR Winter extra, ss5a4i5; do, clear, L21s
As: straight s0ai S. do patent. 475al90: spring
clear. aSaA60; dc. straight as5a5 3; do. patent,
5.S0a560; City Mills best patent, 6.l5; DO. high
grade patent SIS; do straight. sos; do. choice
family, a.75; extra. A0oa4I6 Rye -four. medium to
choice, i 50as 3d.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-06
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET
REGULAR an. p O'Clock noon.

Regular call, y o'clock noon
Washington Railway and Electric Is 81 900 at g.
Capital Traction at u, Il at lZ25s. at lZ2s, 5
at Izk
Washington Railway common 10 at S2. 50 Al q
50 at S2. 50 at E.
Washington Railway preferred 10 at 80, 80 at ss.
50 At ah. az g.
Bell Telephone Of Pennsylvania 10 at 30
Greene cananea 100 at sA
Mitchell Mining 100 at Y, 100 at 4. HO at Il. 700
at y 100 az y, 100 at H.
Commercial National Bank at 80
After call-Capital Traction IS Sl.Ooo at III.
Washington Railway IS s. 900 at g.
Following are the closing quotations on yesterdays
aldcl., a..
The Washington herald., 1908-05-06
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. per ewt. eoOasg; butcher. 5Oa
SO, common Za02300
cWt., 475a5.00
sHEEP-Prims. 4oOas %; common. 2s0a3m.
LAMBS-Sprng, 9.
LVEs-Prime, per b.. sas1s; medium, 7a7ss
grass sa4
C9Ws-Prims. fresh. each 4o00as0.0a: common
a.o5a96ao old and dry. s0aaleoo.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-06

NV loTA, 8Iay ~ Hha aI-0Teady; active fTad-
ing No. ! Northern Duluth new crop. 10 arrive
ley No. red. {. O. b.. Ills: No 2 hard. new
crop f. O. b, ll3A No. l macaroui f. o. b. Ollk .
No macaroni Leo. opening Of navigation. Ex
porters took g. loads largely new. 70 arrive as
late as September.
CORN-Searce; checking trade No. 9 elevator.
50; No 2 o. b.. nominal same, 10 arrive late
May 7la7lA; No. white. T. o D.. nominal; No 2
yellow f. D. b. nominal. Exporters took nothing.
RTE-Steady: nominal. No. 2, {. o b. g.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-06
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New York, Mag 5-United States government
S5Onds closed unchanged. The general bond market
held firm in tone The principal dealings were IN
Virginia deferred Is, New YORK City 4sAs BROOKLYN
Rapid Transit 4s Missouri Pacific As Pennsylvania
Convertible IS Union Pacific conTertbles and United
States Steel S. United States government bonds
The Washington herald., 1908-05-06
Russia Honors American.

The honor Of election to membership
in the Russian Imperial Academy Of
Sciences Of St Petersburg has been con-
ferred upon Prof Charles h. Lanman. of
Harvard
The Washington herald., 1908-05-06
Friends in Need.

From Harpers wsekly
What are you doing fer your cold?'
Nothing. Ny friends are looking after
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