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The Washington herald., 1909-06-12
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
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lPlces quoted are wholesaie)
BUTTER-Crsame-y. fancy. 2sesH: Western nrSts
z7azs; seconds. y process fancy. 3: fair % GOD
2laz2; dairy. choice nan; good Isals: store-paeEed
fresh. HAS
CEEEsE-Nev York State factory. fancy aats
l4i4; do. small. Hisal5; do. larEe AalfS.
EGGS-Near-by. choice. free cases. ~. do. -
rlruable cascs. q; West Virginia and Southern
Wes; Virginia, free eases ais d. resurnabe eases
-; Tennessee free cases. ~; do returuahl,
cases. %; North Carolina. free cases. lsis do. re-
turnabie cases. T.
LIVE POULTRT-Chickens nan; spring. z2sS
hsns Ban: rooste.s s: dncks. large al. d.
snail, 6a7; geese. eaT do. fancy. Sal0 turkeys
toms. ialS' do. hens. Is; turkeys. thiz. 10; keats
DRESSED PoULrRT-Turksys. eAsirs. uasrswn.
hens bals; do. average. und-aWn. I5aIs; DO. thin
"a; chickens. Za2s: hens lssI; ROSTERS 10; dueks
DRESSED SlEATs-Hsms. country. s1e.r cured
lZisEl5
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Per Dbl, z75ss 90: do
Der bus, lOoaLl5: yams. per Dbl. L75a259; aspara-
gus. pr doz.. 1.25a2 50: oabbsEs per bbl crate
Soaz5; ceiery. Florida. per c-ate 200a2E: cuclm.
bers. pr bas.. 75al 50; lettuce. home grown. bbl
5oa75; onions. Bermuda, Ter crate Is. Texas r.el
crate. Lzsals5; peppers FLORIDA. per carrier looa
l5oi string beans. Der baS., soa75; tomatoes rer
box, L5oz2OO; tomatoes. choice, LOO; rhubarb. doz
3; beets. bunch. 3a5; peas. has. 75aL&
GREEN FRUITS-Apples. Ben Davis. s5las %.
Wine Sap. 575S5oo: Albenarle Pippin. 5o0ss 81:
fancy table fruit. 500as5o: oranges. Fc-ida bright
per box. 30as35o: Calfo-nis navels per box 2Ts.
325; grape fruit. Florida. Per box 25oa500. lemons
Zl5a3-5; straWberrles. pcr Quart. 3a5: pineapnies
Florida per crate. l75a2sS; blackberres. per quart
5aG
DRIED FRUTTs-Arpies. sliced. fsncy, 4: do
sliced. bright. "a cherries. p; blscEberriss 4:
shortleberries. 10; raspbeTriss, =
GRAIN-Whest. Southern, on rade. L4taL5o: rJs.
75ass. corn. shelled. white ssa9e 90 yellow ssa9o.
new. ear. 4z5a4so oats. Western white. No. z 60.
C., old mixed 62s64
sUNDRIES-BeeSwaI. q; taIloS. easil: ginseng
per H. SOoa5-5o; seneca. per b. 60: golden seal
Gas: pink, l2als: mandrake 2a3; snake root S
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. washed. free Of b11rS
prr lb.. q; d.. unEashcd. frec of burs. Der ID
81 Do. bury, Per h. 2ss2s, hides green. pcr III
10: do. dr.. per b. lsals; sheep SKINS. green.
each. Taloo; do. dry each. 2O1so calf skins. green
each. Ll0ai.so
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YORK. June u.-BUTTER-srong: receipts
$40 packages Creamery extra, 95ss State dairy
tubs la26 imitation creamery hrzts. Za2z
EGGS-Quiet; receipts. 1900 cases Near-b.
white. fancy. 2l4; fresh arsts. HaZ2
MILL FEED-Market duh. unsettled sprin,
bran. loolb sacks 10 arrive 8s5 standard milling
E.s5: city b-un. 2s5o, in bulk: Western red dog
S24e. 10 arrive; winter wheat bran in iooIb sacks
$50; new winter. for July and August, na
OATS-Unsettled: demand hight. No 2 white IS
No white, Ga65is: No. white 6ea6Siz- natural
ard clipped. on tracks, e0ass
FLOUR-Dnl; supply meascr Spring patents
6tsas55; spring clears. 55Ca5T5; winter straights
75s7.a6: winter clears 5s0a6l0: Kansas straights
sacks. 6ooa6.s5; Kansas clears. 5Ooa5 .
RYE FLOUR-Modeate dealings. Quoted: 450a
500
CORN MEAL-Fim; supply ueager. Kiln-dried
for export. 3sja2S0; coarse meal in bags. Sal g.
HAY-Receipts. lZ tons; steady; ample supply Of
poor- Prime timothy. L0; No. I. Leoal05; No .
Sas5. No. 3. soaS5
Long rye. l5eaL65.
BEEF-stesdy; demand dull Family. 1sooal4Oo
packet u.5oal2N.
PoRK-Frm; supply small Mess. N.san 3;
family. 2.0.
TALLOW-steady; light trade City. 5x
LARD-cuist- Prime Western. IZI0: city 100.
refined continent. l2z5; South American. 30; n,
ered BTsziiian. kegs. I3D
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WALL STREET NEWS
Prices Rise and Falland Close
with Higher Tendency.
LONDON TRADING IS STRONG
Market Less Active Than on the
Day Before, and Speculative In
tereSt Seemed 10 Be Waning-In-
come Tax Amendment to Tariff Bin
Cause OF Much Discussion.

New York. June l1-Stock market prices
to-day rose and fell feverishly, advances
and declines rapidly succeeding each
other, and closed with a showing Of mixed
gains and losses. but with a plain tend
cncy toward a higher range OF values.
The underlying strength OF the market
was al all times evident, even II the ad-
vances in individual stocks that were fire.
quently made were not wholly retained,
and the market seemed TO be 10 a greater
or less extent awaiting new developments
regarding the general financial situation.
The Lcndon market in the early trading
was inclined toward strength. but deal
ings there were apparently characterized
by the same uncertainty as that wit
messed here The fortnightly financial
settlement in London passed of satisfac-
tcrily, and following this the movement
Of prices there was in the main upward.
Strongest Issues.
Stocks that were especially strong there
at different times during the day were
American Cotton OIL. American Beet Su-
gar. Chicago and Northwestern. General
Electric New York, Ontario and Western.
and Southern Pacific common and pre-
fsrred. Reading stock went through its
usual course Of gyrations. gaining az one
time two full points, only to lose most Of
1t afterward
Sharp declines were recorded by the
Third Avenue and Colorado and Southern
shares. in the one case because OF fur
ther talk OF heavy assessment on Third
the natural speculative disappointment
due to the failure OF the Colorado and
Southern directors yesterday to place
their stock upon a 4 per cent basis, as
many people had expected.
The market was less active than Il
was yesterday. and speculative interest
IN it seemed 10 be temporarily waning.
Discuss Income Tax.
II may be that one influence holding
the market in check was newspaper talk
regarding the possibility Of the passage
OF an income tax amendment to the tar
III bin in the Senate.
But those in Wall street who are keep
ing in touch with the progress OF affairs
at Washington scout the likelihood Of
any action of the kind as it is highly
improbable that II by some queer arrange
ment of voting strength in ne Senate
such an amendment should be added 10
the bill. It would fail OF enactment at
the hands of Congress as a whole
The most important development to-
day was sharp and, at times. violent
decline in the price of both cotton and
whesy. caused by the cumulative effect
or the more favorable crop news regard
ing both these staples now with which
spectators for the rise on the cotton and
produce exchanges have lately had 10
contend.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltnn0re. June n.-Wheat to-day was easy. corn
dull. cats firm. rye firm and -four steady.
WHEAT-Spot conTact LsoaL6osl spot, No 2
red Western. lsoal5oA: July. Ilss1all lsE: August.
ll4allsis; steamer. No. > red lssa15sat; Southern
on grade L-6aiso
CoRH-spct. sc1saso7s; July. 7gzssO; receipts $40
bushels.
oATS-stoek IN elevators. l7s.ioi bus; shipments
from elevators. S.isl bus. White. No ? 6iiLa65:
do. No 3. 6ss6{i do. No. l. 6iizzsz, mixed No. .
62aszi1; do. No. 5. slssli2; o.. No. 4 6Ca67k
RYE-Stock IN elevators. 5o.5S5 bus No. West
EN- ne. export, sliza9e; No. Western ne uptown.
slzae2; bag lots quality and condition ssa aoi
FLoUR-Winter extra 65oa5.To; do. clear 6ioa
IS do, straight. 6soa6.75; do. patent 6soaT. 90
Ipring clear. 5.3a5.50s do. straight 575aS00; do
Datent 64oa6.65; City Mills best patent 40: do
high-grade patent, 30; do. high-grade straight
10: do. choice family. ss5s do. extra. 5oa5.Is:
rye hour medium 10 choice. Lsoas S.. corn meal.
per 100 lbs. Lso4Lso
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Circutt court %. 2.
CHEF JUSTICE CLABAUGR

No. 51e0f Ensrael Meals Company ~ Rzz:
time - nresent biu q e1ccptioEs extended A.
torngys Tucker & Kenyon-BrsnsenhurE & Bnndsn-
bsrg
No 4saSo. jackson vs. wsshirgton. Baltimore s7S
Annapolis Railway Cempany; sane. Attorneys. 2
b. slater-Ala-bssry & Gosaau ard A. A. Hastins
Assignments for June u.
No. l. Male vs. Oyster. Attorneys. Gittizgs &
ChambeTlain-McNauars-
No. United st1tcs ex NJ Warren Eh-et &
Co. - Fuller Conpsny- Attorneys. Tucker & Ken
ycn-Duvzu. z.
No. g hin1au TS Quchcc stesEship C1upauy.
Attorneys. Kinhail-Hayden-
No. & Cnited States reL SeTton ". Sec
rctsry q Interior Atto-reys. Warner & Slater
Baker.
No. 8 Morcan Va Raltimore and Ohio Railway
CcuBany- ArtoEneys CiItings 4 Blackigrcne-- Kan
ltor. Colber: Terzes Hamilton
No. Ma-ilst IS Peyser. Attorneys. Le-gaton-
DarF.
No. 2 AIsraasg - sts.e F1izflE AttnrneyG.
Poik & Bonynre-LaEberL
No & Rousseau Banineer. Atto-nss. Cert
r-an-AleNsr1aFa
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. June n-Monsy OF call opened at ?
per cent; highest. ?: loves. ~; closing IA. Most
Of the days loans were made at ? per cant
Time m0nsy Vas slightly hmer II vas stin o.
tainable in sach volume as 70 meet current require
ments but az higher rates TO the borrowers. The
aggregate Of business not very large beng pin
cipally in long dates. Rates: 2<aZlz per cent for
sixty days; Zza2& for ninety days; 3a3i< for four
months; 3l<a5z for i've months: 5i1aSz for SIX
months: Ss.a4 for over the year.
Sterlfng was strong during most Of the day. with
rates 70 points higher. but later there was a reac-
tion. Rates fo- actual business closed: Sixty days
5a4s5a5; demand. 4s77oa4S775; cables 4ss5a4ss
Commercial bills were ASH f0T ninety DAYS and
i-s5a4s5As for sixty days. Flour bills were s5lk
for sixty days Grain. 4s53s- The supply Of grain
and cotton bills was scarce.
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Bal-inore. June u--Quotations estshllshsd - ths
Baltimore Fruit and Produco Association are a.
follows
BCTTER-CreaneTy. sspsztoz. peT h .; tuf-
tatiou ~, Ea2i. Prints is-lb.. peT n. Ea5o; do
Ilh. Der b. Za30. blccks. 2Ih PEI ID 6aE:
catry Prints Maryland. Pennsylvania ard Virginia
PER ID. l6aI7. Virginia and Wesr Ti-g1ria sore
packed. per II. lsal6. Ohio store-packs6. per b .
l6al7. Rear-oy, rolls per n. I-als Ohio. rols pz
D.. Eals, West Virginia. rolis. psr H. leal1.
EGGS Maryland. Peuusy lTsnis. and nearby frs-s
pr dor. q; Easts-n Shore. Msryizr6 ard VIZ
ginia. Der doL q Western Ersts. psr doz.. q !.
West Virginia. IT dOE. q
LIVE POULTdI-Oid hens hsavy-Eeisht. Per u.
IS, spring chicEens II lbs and over psr Ib gssss.
X lhs, per ID. %; 4 To- an6 under. per r. g.
oocks- per lA. u; do. vhite Pezirz pe- t.. ~
spcing dcczs Ihs. and over. Der h. "a, piseorE
young. Der par "a; Do. CO. Dai-. .. guinea
fcEls. cid each. 3
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

ouosssso7s Furnished t ". B. HIbos Co.
members q sbs ChieaGo Board Of rEacs- Hi6hs
Building IS Flftssutb street northwest
Chicago. June u-The approach q harTest IN
Missouri ard kansas inspired the bears 70 fresh
aid OF July wheat a. The opening which resulted
IL vide fluctuations a. the price The market vas
also adversely affected hy hearish foreiEn adyioes
shorts took adrsn1ase Of the break IL July ard
covered freely resulting il considsrable rally The
rrice FOR time holding steady around liz Far
demand for the DeceGbcr Cption by ccnnission
houses helped 70 sfeadS the EnarEet Closing rrices
we're fairly strong
Provisions were essy al TIE start becauss of a
s2l9c decline n - hcEs. but the market raiiied
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COTTON MARKET.

osotatsons furnished By " B. Hbhs Z Co.
nsGoe-s q The NeN Yo-k Stock Ezcharse, Hsbhs
Building T25 Fttsenth street northwest
NeE York. June u--Cotton opened a. q se-Iins
* points Oa November. but generally vncha14ei
70 points higher il Response % steady czbieS
Weather eonditiors ia ;he South rsrzsa farorable
and there were apprehszsoas q farther July Muui-
catioo and shortly after cal the market tuned eGsy
with prices working OF 70 a net decline og 70 8
points under scattering hqudation-
Rsccirts az the ports were e1o bales. against
a. 81 bales last week and S bales last year For
the week S. 200 bales against s. 81 bales last week
ard 64eE last year Receipts AZ NeW Or5eaEs were
g bales. against 80 bales last year ard a. Hess
ton. s. hales aElinst Loo last vesr.
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Circuit Court No. 1.

No. 5ls2S. VIII Shoe Company u. Lutrel: 0dI
q publication. Attorney. ". n. Quinter.
No. Eo3o. Dalton & Co. Is Parish e. al. death
e defendant Joscph " Parish, suggested and
Emfy T. Parish made defendant.
No. ESS Hall Capital Traction Company
motion Tor ncW tTial anrued and submitted Al
tOTneys- L TSsriner-R R Perry & son and G. 7.
Dunlop
No. fsla. Hern6ca MiiIinE Company Lewis
notion 20 vaeate iadsmsut over-pled- Attorneys, R.
A. Ford-E n. Jsetson-
Nc. r98. johnson "a Thomas: motion 70 strike
out amended declarstion oEorruled- Attorneys Ea.
gene A. Jones-L. TobriueT.
No. 5l55I. Woodward Lumber Company rs Amer
lean C7nrCsfnd Door Company: order granting no
ton q attorney fog the gzruishse 70 Be allowed
attorneys Zee and fixing the amount az 81. A.
trruev Z s DuEsu
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New York June u-CATTLE-Receipts. 2ss5
head Steers. 53a7.l5: stockers 40; bulk. 4eoa
$50; cows. 2sa3se; dressed beef more active.
CALN NEs-Receipts. sl7 head; steady Yeals 60aa
$50; top price 81 cllls 50oa525; buttsrnilks 40;
dressed calves steady; city-dressed veals Skass.
country dressed 7alZ4
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipfs 40 Sheep
3slz5oo' cill. 500. lambs 875asSo; cliis. $50
HOGS-Receipts. 2g79 head. STEADY. Light 10
heavy hogs 7.eCz7.a
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

cArTLE-E5t5s. Der e~-. 6Soasuo: bussssr. to.
Ls9: coulmon. Zc1a5o0
HoGs-Per eVt-. sus-. rooaTsO; Ordinary. psr
cwt d3'aGZ
sHEEP-Prias. clipped. 4S.ats: COMMON. clip
ped z0la3 g.
LA8IBS-Choies syrins. per n. s; medium. n
LVES-Prlale. per D.. n. aedian. II. eaa-
uo1. sa6
cOws-Prme. f-ssh. each. zooas o.: sauzSa.
EosS.Os Old and 51. Moo1E0
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EnnItr snIfn.

No. 1854 Ezna I. Chsney " Howard Css.ey;
maintenance. Attorney z. n Hopevell.
40. 2s5o5 Motion Picture Company ~. Chicago
Film Exchange; Injunction and accounting Atto--
rcys. Church & Chyuch ard Melville Church
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District Court.

JUSTICE ANDERSON
No ST.. In re opening alley. square 81: hearing
Continued
No sol. n re extension q Seeon6 Snd " streets
northwest; demurrer sustained motion % strike oct
overr7iIeS. demurrer oTsr-uied.
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Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE WRIGHT


JUSTICE WRIGHT
No E16 Pei vs.. Mckay st al; motion for
pro c0nfcsso denied. Attorneys II. Z. DAVIS
Birney & Woodagd
No 20ss Fisher rs Brinks-hoa st A. tine "a
take testimony limited Attorneys. v. A. John
stone-Seman & Lerck.
No. ZseS Walker W Colbe-n e al: reoeivcr
oFdered % deliver property Attorneys h. A.
Heitmueller. J. B. Archer, and J. l. smith, L
Gie-
No anlS Forrest vs.. Forrest Ct al: auditors
report coraunsd. Attorneys, Gittings chanbeT-
lain-O. Auczett.
No. 2ssis. Ia 70 Daughters q Ans-sez; pro con.
seaso and rsfereace to aeatsor Attorney. J. J.
Darlington.
10 zs2 In - National Council Dszshterz a!
America; sams. Attoraey. sane
No 2S03f S1iiiVaa IS Sullivan - a. order
nisi ratifytng report of trsstee Attofneys Aon-
tagus McrArity-A- b. Bel and Barnard
No ~. Smith 70 Hitehoook; isSupetioz
granted Attorneys. r. z. Classic and J. J.
Durliagtoa-D. ". Baker.
No. zao TOussy "a same; same. Atsornsys
No sa42 Hail "a Hau: tine 70 take tssti
mony limited Attorneys J. B. Greco. Caring
toe and ". z Ambrose
No. H265. Moore e Al. " Douglas e al sale
eonnrlned Attorney. .. +. Williams
No Gss Smith Va Gardner; demurrer sustained
Attmaey. ". Z Ambrose.
No. asN Chsney Clancy; rule returnabls
June Y. At,orney, Z y Hopevel-
No XXI West -. West e al references q
sxaminer. Attorneys. p. L. Gaskins-W. c Chasl
and NJ. T. Ciinkscaies.
/ No. 1ssN. Jones "a Jones: sale ordered A.
toraey, p L WiniAnS
Assignments Tor June Is:
/ No 2si6 King rs. Harrington. Attornsys
Mackey-DarT. Pegser & Tsylor.
/ No. zs92 o'Hare u Singer Attorneys. DliIa
-Coilodsy.
No. sO2 Steele u. Steele Attorneys White
/ Syme
No. COS. Unitsa States vs Gaysr. Atto=ns5A
Baker-W -Worthington-
Nc COS Heath "a Heath Attorzsys. Bendhssz
/ -Pretzfelder.
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InsrIcr ANpERsoN.

No 5GA Dodge ManufactgTius Conpeay -
EonuHu m0rion f1r uolElif argued and submitted
Ar0-ueys. Il " Hhearley-J. H. AdrzalE
Ne-z-eT Is Kelly demurrer % sccoud aDend-
ment arUled ard submitted Attorneys. y. Il.
Waliscc-W. D. Hsn--
United States II Edva7d Williams; assault 1s--
gsrors weapon order committing defendant % 1ai-
United States IS Howard A. Garter; gard lar-
ceuv. plea guilty q petit larceuy: sentence 20 ial
Tor eleven months and Twenty-Five DAYS
United States ~ John M0ntE1ucry nolle rroA
United States ~ James p Caldwell. sane
Uni.sd STATS vs. Charles Richards. canal kn0El-
s1gs. verdict set aside and rrisl ordered
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NONNFDICAL HEALING.

NONAIEDICAL HEALING By ENFORC-
ed circulation o. the blood without
drugs. surgical procedure. OF detention
from business. Circulars. informatfo
and consultation free. PROF H. y D
PARKER I023 Ninth 81 NV Washington,
D. c. Hours 70 70 6. Phone n E12
r1y2S-tf
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Ia nit.

No. sl70-. Susan NEWMAN Arthur c Newman
r.. e g.; damages. 0.0o. Attorneys. John Ridou
and G. c Gertman-
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When you have lost or found anything.
telephone an advertisement TO The Wash
ington Herald. and bin wiz be sent you
81 ! cent vosd-
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Regular call y O'Clock noon.
Potomac Consolidated s.. s. 900 az 1914. N.Oo -
Ic4E Loo AZ l0sH. a.o00 AZ lOf&. 500 a. loiA.
s. 600 al lOss S. coo At I0fk Slieo0 az lolN, 800
AZ lo4Ts. a,oo AZ lO45k-
Washington Railway preferred, 10 a. ak, 10 a.
~ % AZ 81. . A aII 80 a. 9lE % Al 9IN 50
AZ 9lA. 10 at siH. % al sll4. 10 az 9lA-
Bel Telephone. a. ll0h.
Laustol. = az ~
Greene cAusnea. 100 At ioi. 100 At nls-
After call:
Firenens Insurance. 20 a. 30N.
CAPITAL Tracti0n. 3 a. iS
Washington Gas 3 Al 70. 3 AZ 70. AZ 70.
United States Trust. 10 az l0fE
Potomac Consolidated S. loo st ioiz.
Following are the bid ard asked prices yester~
a. -. - 49,
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished b. ". B. Hibbs q Co.
members or rne New York Stock Erchange. Eibos
Building. rs Fifteenth street northwest
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET

Baltimore June u.-FolloEing are the sales sSd
quotations en- the most active securities listed O1
the Baltimore stock exchange:
SALES
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Qlotations furnished by ". b. nihhs = o..
members New YORK Stock ExchanEe. Hishs bait%
ing rs Fifteenth street northwest
CALL MONEY-SALES By HOURSs
MOneytSo., 2; H, p L., 1s4j CLs ia.
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CriminaI Court 10. I.
CrImfnal Court 70. 3.

JUSTICE GOULD.
United States vs- Odcn B. GRAY; forgery; o1 t-isl
Attorneys A. A. Lipsoonb Craneal NaoEsy. and
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DAILY COURTRECORD
Rrtdnv. Iune II. I0OaA
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. 1.
JUSTICE BARNARD.

JUSTICE BAhNAhD.
No Llfl Cumberland ". Zacharys decree for
ale; bond. 900 Attorneys. ". W. Do1siGs-F.
A. Bowen, P. u. Brown, C. ". Clagett. ard B.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New York June n-Uuitsd State. government
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-19

raternal Meetings
PoLYNEsIA ENCAMpMENT NO. /,
I. o. o. r.
Ia2xkks Meets every nrst and third Friday
&I Of the month, a T:3o ?. m. IN
Visiting brothers cordially invited
r. MENAUGH, G. p
L. L. La PIERRE, Scribe.
EXCELSIOR LODGE NO l. /. o. o. r.
suxsaase. Meets every Tuesday evening, at
1880, in Odd Fellows Hall, Fort
%3x - Street. Visiting brothers cordl'
n. B. BROWN, n. G.
l. L. LA PIERRE. Secy.
HARMONY LODGE NO. 8. I. o. o. r.
Hxks. Meets every Monday evening. at
2 1880. in Odd Fellows Hall, Fort
- Street Visiting brothers cordi-
ally invited to attend.
]. LIGHTFOOT, n. G.
E. r. HENDRY, Secy.
PACIFIC REBEKAH LODGE NO. 1.
I. o. o. p.
GDEsk. Meets every second and fourth
4&fE Thursday, ct 1880 p. m, Odd
49, Fellows Hall Visiting Rebekahs
are cordially invited to attend.
CHARLOTTE WICKE, N. G..
ALICE NICHOLSON, Secy.
OLIVE BRANCH REBEKAH LODGE NO. 2.
I. o. o. T.
xnzngssas Meets every first and third
81 Thursday, at z:3o p. m, In Odd
- - Fellows Hall. Visiting Rebekahs
are cordially invited 70 attend.
ANNIE L. MACAULAY, N. G.
SALLIE L. WILLIAMS, Secy.
OCEANIC LODGE NO. s71, =. d A. M.
a Meets on the last Monday of each
~ month, at Masonic Temple, at Z 80 p.
" m. Visiting brethren are cordially in
R. Il. BEMRosE, w. M.
w. H. GOETZ, Secy.
LEAH 0HAPTER NO. 2. o. z. 8.
n Meets every third Monday of each
~ month, at 7;3o p. m, in the Masonic
KA Temple. Visiting sisters and brothers
~ are cordially invited to attend.
ANNA s. WRIGHT, w. NJ.
Adelaide M. WEBSTER,
Secretary.
LEI ALOHA CHAPTER NO. 8. o. s.
A Meets at the Masonic Temple every
~ second Saturday of each month, at
IN T.SU ID. M. WISHING Sisters ana DfOEH-
y ers are cordially invited to attend.
MINNIE FRAZEE. w. NJ.
A. E. MELBOURNE, Secy.
LADIES' AuxnlA ~ a. o. H. DIVISION
shkN\NN&Ex Tuesday, at p. m, in O.
AZ g.: e; ::
VI SzZEy-(S X MPZ r0WEQ
JOSEPHINE DILLON, Sec
HONOLULU TEMPLE NO. /. PYTH1AN
SISTERS.
<<RA Meets every first and third Monday
ARAat 7.3O p M, at Knights of Pythias
III RSHall, Fort and Beretania streets. ALI
EkxH visitors cordially invited to attend.
NY MARTHA AHRENS. M. E. @.
SALLIE L. WILLIAMS, Z. r. 8.
OAHU LODGE NO. 1, x. OFF.
Meets every first and third Friday at
sG snd F Pyh street,. aa vstsr
IKE brothers cordially invited to attend.
ESR F. r. NUGENT, C. C.
W J. w WHITE, K. R. S.
WILLIAM McKINLEy LODGE NO. 8,
AEA Meets every second and fourth satur-
AAA day evening at 1880 O'Clock, in
ERAPythian Hall, corner Beretania and
49, Fort streets. Visiting brothers cordi-
NV ally invited to attend.
F. M. McGREW, c. G.
E. A. JACOBSON, K. r. S.
COURT CANOES no. s11o. A. o. r.
Meets every second and fourth Tues
4 Aday of each month, at 1880 p. m, in
Il ~ San Antonio Hail. Vineyard street.
~ Visiting brothers cordially invited to
xkA GASPAR SILVA, c.. R.
M. C. PACHECO, F. S.
CANOES CIRCLE NO. $40. G. o. E.
Meets every second and fourth Thurs
l. 4 day of each month, at 1880 p. To-, in
L " San Antonio Hall, Vineyard street
~ Visiting companions are cordially In
SA vited to attend.
E3N. MRS. Fl. L. PEREIRA, G. c.
Mr.. L. A. PERRY, F. s.
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PACIFIC LODGE NO. s22, A. z. g.
A. M.