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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1908-03-19
Daring Mail Robbery.

A dispatch from Spokane Monday
says that lone. bandit boarded the
mail car on the west..bound Oriental
Limited, the fast trans-continental
train of the G. N. railway, at Bon
ner's Ferry, Idaho, before daylight
Monday morning. bound the two
mail clerks, robbed the mail, and es..
capped.
The robbery was not discovered nn-
til the train reached Spokane at 9:20
a. m., more than five hours after the
bandit boarded the train. -
The train carried the through
transcontinental mail, much Of 1t
registered. The amount stolen will
not be known until the registered
mail has been. checked up by the pos
Jal authorities.
When the train arrived here at 9:20
O'Clock the mail car vas closed. En-
ployes at the station opened the car
and found one of the mail clerks ly-
ing bound on the mail sacks. The
otl er clerk was locked in closet.
The bandit, said the clerks held
them up, bound them and went thru
the registered mail, opening and riff
ing six sacks. He then said he
would work the regular mail and
proceeded to do so.
At all regular STOPS he threw off
the mail and took on the outgoing
sack, though at some of the smaller
places where the train does not stop
he did not throw off the mail.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1908-03-19
A New Frisco.

Il. e. Flint returned home Friday
after a trip TO Seattle returning by
way of Portland ana San Francisco.
While absent he met Bob and Harry
Gray, formerly of Spiritwood lake,
who are in the automobile garage
business in Frisco. He also saw Cor
don and Ben Russell. Mr.. Flint says
the burned city is being rapidly re-
built into more beautiful and sub
stantial city than before. Chinatown
has returned TO its old location but
wealthy Cinnamon have built numer-
Gus good brick buildings in place of
the old tumble dowE rookeries that
marked the locality before the quake.
Several old we'll known localities in
the city have changed headquarters
and the largest retail business street
is Van Ness Ave. The principal
hotel district is around Union park
and the big st. Francis hotel is a
center. Travel is light this spring
in both directions and business IN
the city IS also light. But an i'm
mense amount of building progress
has been accomplished in Frisco in 2
year. Outside of the FIRE evidences
no one would know that a quake
ever happened. The Palace hotel is
being rebuilt on the same site with
out the annex Of the Grand, all being
in one building. The.great heat of a
general .conf1agration is so intense af-
ter a time that the hardest stone,
and iron materials melt and it is i'm
possible to prevent it. So the new
buildings are all being erected. on
strictly fire proof basis to prevent
the starting of -a..general fire. The
fire stopped on Van Ness avenue and
while the earthquake was as severe
in that part of the town as anywhere
no one would now realize that a
quake had occurred in that locality.
Market street may never be as good
business street as before and if it
were not for the ferries the business
district would drift away from that
famous street. Mr.. Flint says that
every one is expecting great times
when the flset reaches Frisco, where
it will remain some weeks. All the
hotel men are preparing for the occa
sion and look forward to it as a relief
from present business depression so
unusal in that city. The fleet will
be Joined by other ~arships now in
the Pacific and grand review will
attract many thousand visitors. AS
is now reported, the fleet will only
touch for day at San Diego and San
Pedro.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1908-03-19
Silver Anniversary at Bloom.

The silver wedding anniversary OF
Mr.. and MIS-. Henry Stuff was cele-
brated at the home near Bloom Sat-
urday night and the affair was at.
tended by many relatives, friends
and neighbors from the surrounding
country. Mr.. and Mrs. STUFF ..weIe
married in Wisconsin, Mar. IA, 1883,
coming to Stutsman county, l4140-63,
a year later and have reside d there
ever since, recently building hand
some.new residence, whele the ami
versary was celebrated. There were
about forty present, all enjoying the
dancing, music, and elegant supper
until a late hour. The mouse was
handsomely decorated with roses and
carnations
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1908-03-19
Nominations For City Offices.

Monday will be the last day for
filing nominations for city Offices. Up
to the present, petitions for the fol-
lowing candidates have been circu-
lated:
For Nayor-Cbas E. McElroy, and
Pierce Blewett.
For alderman, lst ward-O. J. Sci
Ter, Ben Orlady.
End ward-C. B. Buckley, Ferdi-
nand KOehn.
3rd ward DIR. J. W. Sifton, Wm.
A. Blake.
4sh ward-Wm. Kavanagh..
Geo. II. Piercey was bound for
Pingree today after an extended "trip
around the state.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1908-03-19
Believed Guilty But Acquitted.

John D. Meurer, formerly of Vim
bledon, who was arrested in Spokane
last week and brought to Williston
for Jrial on the charge of embezzling
81, 200 from the 500 line, while agent
at one of.tteir stations, was acquitted
in Judge Goss' court. The jury did
not leave their seats. In giving che
verdict Judge Goss said:
II don't acquit you because you
are not guilty, but because there Is
no evidence.to prove that you are. I
think..that you are guilty."
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1908-03-19
Bar Association Meeting.

There was good attendance at
the bar associat tion meeting at Car
rington Monday and several import
ant matters were given TO commit
tees to act upon and report. Attor-
ney J. A. Manley of Eddy county
was elected president OF the associa-
tion, HI. Bessensen, vice president,
and O. j. Seller secretary and treas
urer. Among the committees ap-
pointed by the association was one to
consider and report on the advisable
ity of dividing the district owing to
the heavy increase in the work now
placed upon one Judge.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1908-03-19
Royal Neighbors Election.

AT the state convention of Royal
Neighbors held at Grand Forks the
following officers were elected:
State Oracle-Rose Morrison, Gran
vile.
Vice State Oracle-May Roden-
back, Devils Lake.
Recorder-Emma Canaan, James
town.
Chancellor-Ida Spat, Minot.
Marshall-Amanda Radtke, New
Rockford.
Inner Sentinel-Sarah Rose Lakota.
Outer Sentinel-Julia Stone, Gilby.
Delegates. to the Supreme Lodge
Estella Taylor, Lisbon; Bertha John
son, Cando: Edwin Kitchen, Wal
halla. ..Alternates: Maggie Yoder,
Fargo; Clara Grannis, Valley City
and Maggie Keenan,, Larimore.
Minot gets the next state conven-
tion in 1911.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1908-03-19
Lost a DAUGHTER.

Death of Margaret .Durkin, the
year old daughter of Michael Durkin
of the city occurred at the St. Johns
infirmary from complication of ills
having had on former occasion
pneumonia and bronchitis. The i'm
mediate cause of death vas inflam
tory rheumatism and quinsy. The
child has been sick ten days. The
funeral will be held Sunday at 3 p. M.
at the Catholic church and burial in
the Catholic cemetery.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1908-03-19
Death of Mary Farmer.

The death has occurred of Mrs.
Mary Farmer, mother of Thomas
Farmer of this city, from heart fail
ure and general breakdown, follow
ing assickness of six months. Mrs.
Farmer was a widow aged 76 years
and 9 months. She vas born in Ire
land. The body will be taken to Will
ton, Wis.,, for interment. Besides
her son she leaves a daughter, Mrs.
Wadeson, teacher of the Bloom school
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1908-03-19
WE HAVE FOR SALE five year
gilt edged mortgages in amounts to
suit. Fried Hemmi A bstract Co.
OXEN FOR SALE.
One good work team of oxen. Well
broke. Enquire at Alert Office.

A submarine has been built for
sponge fishing by Il company at Bier
ta, fortified seaport Of Tunis. In Af-
rica. When sunk it can travel on a
sort Of wheel along the bottom of the
sea. being worked by two submarine
oars from the inside. 1t collects
sponges by means Of mechanical grip
per and has electrical searchlights, a
telephone and speaking tube by
which 1t can communicate with boat
on the surface The submarine has
already been down to 4 depth Of $50
foet.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1908-03-19
New County Bank.

Alfred Blaisdell, secretary of state,
has issued charter to the German
Ame rican State Bank, Medina, n.
D. capital stock $40, 900; incorporat-
ors, Michael Murphy, of Jamestown,
N. D., VIM. Siege ana Peter Korpen,
both of NJ Medind, N. D.
The jamestown Gas Company has
bet n authorized to- issue bonds in the
sum Of $4,000.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1908-03-19
Bankruptcy Proceeding.

F. S. Adams, through the push
and energy OF some Of his Iowa and
Medina creditors, was compelled to
take the bankruptcy cure. Mr..
Adams suffered much hard luck in
Iowa and came TO Ma!stonmoor to
get fresh start, where he, with a
large family, have government
homestead.
The creditors pushed him too hard
and last Friday Judge Amidon's
court relieved him from further pay
ments and set over to him all of his
property, the homestead worth $1,000
and the personal property. worth Sl,-
600, and he Is now able to begin fig
uring with new slate, and 1t is
hoped he will become wealthy, as
many another has done under like
circumstances. Attorney John Knauf
of this city represented Mr.. Adams.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1908-03-19

!. The Home Restaurant, SIS Main
street, has opened for business. Short
orders from 5 am. 10 10 pm. Home
baked goods for sale.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1908-03-19

See Lester Past tor draying and
storage. Phone u.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1908-03-19

FOR RENT-West half Of section
26 and north half Of section "a In
township 1873, range 81. All been
broken. For terms ..and informa-
tion see or write Harry ::Manus.
Montpelier. N. D..
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1908-03-19

WANTED-Girl for general house.
work. Mrs. WV. Ford. Eldridge.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1908-03-19

FOR SALE-Large cook stove and
small heater; large new incubator,
two large stock water tanks. j. A.
Noel, Jamestown.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-19
JUDGE DIRECTS A VERDICT.
Jury Instructed TO Find in Favor of
DIR. Clarke Estate.

Justice Wright yesterday directed a
jury TO return a verdict in favor OF the
estate Of the late DR.. Daniel B. Clarke
in the suit filed against it by the Catholic
University Of America, 70 recover 500, 600
on the bond of the late Thomas +. Nag
gaman.
At the beginning OF the trial Of the case
the liabilities Of Or. Clarke. as one Of the
sureties. was reduced 10 $4,000 on the
theory that recovery. il AT all. could only
be for money coming into Waggamar-s
hands subsequent 20 the execution CT the
bonds
In directing the jury 70 render YER
dict in favor Of the executors Of Dr.
Clarke's estate. the court held that the
bond was in the alternative, requiring
Wsggaman TO account for or pay over
the money OF the university coming INTO
his hands.
Among Waggaman'S duties as treasurer
Of the university was the investment Of
money. and the court held that the ten
der OF certain notes made 10 the uni
Yersity. and their acceptance with addi-
tional security offered by Waggaman.
constituted an accounting. and relieved
the sureties from liability.
The bond upon which this suit was in
stituted was executed by DR.. Clarke and
John /. Waggaman as sureties, in the
sum Of S200.0e0.
An appeal will. in all probability. be
taken by the university.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-19
SUIT TO RECOVER AWARD
Former Senator Davis and Senator
Elkins Are Involved.
Contracting Company Asks JudG-
ment OF S9G,27O-99 Against Coal
and Coke Company.

A suit TO recover Se6, 1903 from the Coal
and Coke Railway Company. OF West
Virginia. OF which Henry Gassaway Davis
is president. and Senator Elkins and other
prominent men are stockholders. was yes
terday instituted by the Ferguson Con-
tracing Company. OF New York City.
The latter company IS represented by
former Secretary OF the Treasury John
c. Carlisle. H. Ralph Burton. OF New
York, and former Assistant United States
District Attorney James s. Easily Smith.
Of this city The suit is based on the find
ing Of a board q arbitrators. who decided
in favor Of the constructing company. but
which finding. IL IS stated. the coal and
coke company declined 10 recognize.
X is stated the Ferguson Constructing
Company was engaged by the Coal and
Coke Railway Company 10 construct a
portion OF IT'S road in West Virginia. and
TO furnish materials. After the work was
completed, differences arose. and. Lhally,
on June 2. 1896. both sides agreed 20 re-
fer the points Of difference 10 three arbi-
traitors, one 20 be selected by each COM
pany and the third 10 be selected by the
two selected by the companies and 70
abide by their finding.
Thomas II. Walker. Benjamin A Rich
mond. and John @ Barlow were selected
and after a series OF hearings in this city
and in the West Virginia. at which both
sides were represented. they awarded the
constructing company the sum OF 81. 20 o.
The compliments state that payment has
been demanded. bat the coal and coke
company has refused % pay the award.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-19

Prices were practically unchanged in the WholeSsie
market yesterday, though eggs. nearby. ire@A stu
ened up A bat IN the afternoon. Business vas active
most o. the day. but the LIBERAL arrivals q fresh
stock kept the market steady.
tPrices quoted are WholeSsie.l
BUTTER Creamery. fancy Se3fis; do, Western
frSts. JAP; do. seconds. sja26: fancy. Zs3
do. fair to good Z2a25. daiD. choice. lsa3O; good
lsale; sto1spacked. fresh. l6als
CHEEsE-Market Arm and active on all kinds
New York State factory. large. lsll6i1: d.. hais
5lzaI7 d. small. l6i1sl7: do summer. large, llals;
DO. summer small l4aliia: do fair 10 good, l2als
Western factory. new. choice. lss2l5 do. fair %
good il Virginia, 70.
EGGS-Nesr-by fresh Virginia los Of Za28 aver
age q West Virginia and Southwest VirginiA. p
Tennessee q North Carolina. %
LIVE POULTRY-Chickeus. fancy. 15al6 aTeraCe
Is; hens PALS roosters. ! ducks, large. llaii do.
small llal2: geese ssl0. tIrkeys toms. per ID. Ia
Is; DO. hens, isai6; DO. thin 10; keats. TO-
DRESSED POULTRY Turkeys. hens undrawn,
PER b. E. do. average. undraEn. issT. do.
tin I0al2 old tons. l5als; chickens, large, Isals
snail I.als: hens choice. l3ali: ROSTERS s. ducks
old Balls; geese, loal2s eapons. 5-lb. average. IS
small. SAILS.
DRESSED MEATs-CalVes. fun dressed salo
heads Of g; hog-drcss6d calves. e.; hams. country.
sugar-curcd. l5al5. hog. small and reat per cwt,
s0Oss.5o: do. medium. 500; do. heavy. S5oaS %.
GAME-Quail per dozen. 2.Soa3G0: do small Ia
az %. OlOsslms. zach. Nai0.
VEGETABL ES-PO;Atoes homegrown. per bushel
7oa7s: do. rural T0a75s sweet potatoes per Dbl SE
aAcO; yams. 2e0a25o; cabbage. per cwt.. Sssl
onions. Ohio per bushel 7o2s0: string beans Der
basket 2Ooa225: lettuce. Florida. Der basket. LZ5u
LIS
GREEN FRUITS-AFpies. York imperial, Ter Dbl
EaS Is; Ben DAVIS. 200a25o; Wine sap. Z5a4 %
Albemarle Pippin. iOs5O0: fancy table fruit. So
AGO; Spy 2Sla3 3: loose packed. Looal-0 Orsnres
Florida bright per box ZZ5a27s; do. rassets ga
rs; California naYels 225a25o. Grape fruit. Flor
ida Der box. a51aie0. CTanbcrTieS Der boz. 1Ol
80. do. per Dbl, Aoo4sG-
DRIED FRUTTS-Appies. sliced. fancy. Gar; d.
sliced. bright, ss5
sUNDRIES-- BeesEaI. 2: tAlov. s.; honey whit.
clover lib new Is. do. 2lh- new. lOal7: ginseng
pcr 10. 50O46o0; seneca. per ID. 20; Golden Seal
g0as5; Pink I2aii: Mandrake. 2s3; snake Root IS
walnut kernels, l2all
GRAMMAR. southern on grade. sez95: re
T5aS0; corn sheIled. white sac; do yellow 55a7o
DO. car 27Oa3oo; oats Western white Nc. ?. 5szS9
do. mixed. Sass.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool washed free Of burs
per b.. %: do. unvsshed free Of bars 2a24 do
bury .: hides. green s. do. dry sas: sheepskins
green each, 50as5i do dr. z5a6o; calfskins. Grccn
Local 70. muskrdt. l2a23 skunk, SAB mink. ooa
80 rabbit skins, J. opossgm. loal5; raccoOn. 2as0
FOX. red. L25al.75. DO. gray. S5aso.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-19
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Greene-Cananea was the feature OF the
trading yesterday on the local stock ex-
change. During regular call there was
lively selling TO the extent Of 100 shares.
But when the record was read at the
close OF the call. the broker buying the
shares expressed the greatest surprise. de-
claring that he supposed he was buying
Mitchell Mining. instead Of Cananea. Il
is understood that the ]ales were ad-
justed later to the satisfaction OF all con-
cerned. After call. however. there was
a sale OF 500 shares OF Cananea in one lot
az 77s.
After call a brisk demand started for
Washington Electric and Railway As. and
sales Of S2.O00 were effected, with bids for
more
Capital Traction declined to III. and
Mergenthaler sold at 1874. and half poInt
higher on a fractional lot.
on regular call there was general
cleaning up Of quotations on the bank
shares, President Hume directing that
many OF the bid and asked prices be
erased: and I'm other cases much lower
bid and asked prices were put in. This
was merely for an adjustment Of prices,
as in many Instances Of late the quota
tons have remained unchanged for sew
eral DAYS, when no business was recorded
In the securities
The Washington herald., 1908-02-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York, Feb. B - CATTLE-Receipts. 80
head Steady feeling. Dressed beef quiet at Tag per
pound; fancy beef 81. Liverpool and London cattle
and beef markets unchanged shipments none; To-
morrow $40 cattle, 1910 sheep and $500 quarters Of
beef
CALVES Receipts. 30 head. Market dull. Yeals
500asoo; culs 400. No good or prime stock offered
barnyard and Western calves nominal: Indiana-.ed
calves, 400 ctydressed YealS dull sass< extra car
cases, lS5al4 country dressed TALL: choice IIsal2
SHEET AND LAMBS-Receipts. 4.z59 head. Fair
demand and market steady. Lambs slow and weak;
two cars unsold- Sheep. 3soas.5e; lambs 65oa7 80;
cuils SEQ
HoGS-Reoeipts. 2.69o head. Firm on Buffalo AZ.
vices Nominal quotations. 475a5.oo
Chicago, Feb. observation-disclosures 4aOOO head
Market steady. Prime beeves 5o0a6 10: poor 20 me-
dunn. 3sOaAso: stockers and feeders 2ess4sO; cows
and heifsrN 27saaOO; Gamers. L7Sa27O, Texans $50
a4Ts
H0GS-Receipts. 400 head Market SC higher.
Light, 4l5a440; Ioaghs. Al5a425; mixed 425a4. IS
heavy. 43Oa4f5; pigs. 370a42
sHEEP-Reeeipss, 1900 hosd. Market steady.
Native sheen. aoOa5sO: Western sheep 300aS50; ma
tive and Western lambs, koOas.0a
The Washington herald., 1908-02-19
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Ncw York Feb. B-sUGAR- Market was some
xhat frmer in tone. with duty paid prices quoted
as foIlcas: Centrifugal. Is test 3.57; muscoTado.
80 test, 5i7i molas-es SIssr 81 test. go RsfneTs
seem to be willing 10 Tay fun market rates. but
holders are slow 20 sell. except az an advance The
London market fer beet sugar was ed lower for
the spot month, bat Otherwise unchanged. This
made February at 9s sssd and March al q l0isd-
Stock In the United kingdom is 5000 tons. The
market for refined sugar wss quiet and unchanged.
with ret basis for granulated L7o less / per cent
cash. except the Federal. which quotes 40 net.
less per cent cash.
MILL FEED-Steady. Fair inquiry. Spring brzn.
lOOpound sacks. 10 arrive. 800: middlugs.- q. 3;
CITY bran. 3i-50 in bulk: Western red dog - 90 70
arrive; winter wheat bran, in l0opOund sacks d Co.
OATS-Strong; small supply Elevator prices:
No. white. 60: No white. 50: No. mixed. a.
FLoUR-Weak; moderate trade Spring PATENTS.
yOa5so spring clears, 465a4 s.; winter strsights
S. winter clears 425a4.i5; Kansas. in sacks
patents. 5loa525; strashtS 4eoaiS5; clears. 4.l5s
AS
RYE FLOUR-Quict and weaker. We quote 475a
l53
CoRNMEAI1-NIoderate dealings. Kiln dried. 70.
export 3Soa3 20: oaEe meal. in bags. LS5al4O-
BUCKWHEAT-Dun trade; light supply. Choice
300
HAY-Receipts 90 tons. Finn: better business
Prime timothy Lc0al.o5; No. l. 96aioo: No. 2 s5a
% No 3 60as5
STRAW-Firmcr; light supply Long rye 1oa15.
BEEF-Steady moderate inquiry. Family Ii.oos
li.5o packet H. 59al2e0.
PORK-steady; fair dealings. Ness. HOOal450
family l6oaI6.5o
TALLOW-InactiTe: steady. City in hogshesds
81.
LARD-Weak. Prime Western. 7.65; city. So
refined continent. Ls5; South American $50: re-
fined Brazilian. kegs. go; city stearine 81; oleo
! stearine. dull; New York * Chicago 7l4a7ls.
NAVAL ST0RES-The general market was dull
and somewhat nominal TO values Spirits tur
peutine quoted at 81 for machine-msde bar
reS and at a. at Savannah. with tone there steady
Resin, quoted at $50 for common TO good strained
and tar at $50 for oil barrels.
| BUTTER-Reeeipts le.57s packages. Higher
Creamery extra, y
| EGGS-RGceiptS l2.7D cases Firner Near-b,
white, fancy, 29aSo; Western hrsts. z2i1.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-19
FRY A DRUM MAJOR
Popular WashinEtOnian TO Head Ma
tiOnaI Guard Band.

The officials OF the National Guard
OF the District OF Columbia have ap-
pointed J. W Fry as drum major OF
the band.
The matter has beer long under con-
sideration and the selection OF Mr.. Fly
is the result OF mature elaboration.
Drum Major Fly VIII appear in uni
form for the first time next Saturday
when he will lead the Washington con-
Iingent in the parade Al Alexandria
Musicians Local Union. No Isl
elected Mr.. Fry honorary member Feb
ruary, 1906. Mr.. Fry has since been
judge OF elections, and 20 the entire
satisfaction Of all concerned.
Mr. Fry has the distinction as a
Washington man OF being ore OF the
two persons on whom was ever con-
ferred the decoration Of honorary mem
bership in the American Federation Of
Musicians
The Washington herald., 1908-02-19
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimo-r. Feb. U-FoIloTing are the Official
prices az the principal commission houses
BUTTER Cre4mgry. fancy. per pound S2'=al3:
imitation. per pound e2a3; Maryland and Penn
sylvania rolls per pound las3O: storepscked. ohiA
per pound. lsso. do West Virginia, Ter pound.
lsa0: Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania dairy
prints per pound. lss0
EGGS-Maryland and PENNSYLVANIA frs-s. Dr.
dozca -
LIVE POULTRY-Old hens. heavy per pound.
l2aI3i4 yor,ng choice l5sls; rcosters. each 5Gso
ducks pHzddle, larry iial5; uusrovy and mougrei,
per p-ocnd l3al4. tu-keys, ehoiee younS Per pound,
l7als: do gobblers. per pound. lSals.
FLOUR-Winter extra 3SoaA0o; do Gear. asa
40; straight 4e5ai 90. do patent i.sCai75; spring
clear. f1ai5O, do. s-uiEht. Lsoa590, Do. patent.
c5a5 IS: city mills best patent 500: Go. highgade
Patent sd; do straight as; 10. choice family,
4so; extra, i-lea45; re four medium 20 choice,
45025O0
The Washington herald., 1908-02-19
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Feb. la-FoIowins are the oacisl
prices Tor today
WHEAT-Stock in elevators. SIS bushels Grad
81 lots Of 80 red aioat uomiasly az % per busse
for special bin and s-a for stock. Western-Spot
February. az Contract. spot. Febr-zry, SAAo2l>
March sgl.so2t.; April. sfl. May. ~
CORN-StOck il eeEators 26l6.1l bushels. Prime
lots n white and mixed corn sfOat AZ 6oa60,z IeT
bushe with e "a for steamer. Track yellow corr,
domestic delivery az 62asZs per bushel ia csrlotS
Contract. March. 60a6oA- Western-Spot. February,
60isas0k March. ST. saies. April. So; Msv. &C..
OATS-SfoCk in elevators. l3565 bushels. ship
znents from elevators. $50 bushels White. No. 2
heavy 5a5Iil do. No. ?. light 10 medium. sa55iz
DO. NJ law. 5a5- do. No. 3. medium. 55a5s
do No 3 ligirs 55i1a54s; No / light 10 heavy. 81
g. mixed. No. ?. 5sayFa do No. J. 5]a5Jz: do
No. T. 5la52
RYE-Stock in elevators. SIS bushels. shipments
from elevators. so bushels- No Western quoted
AZ Sass q bushel