davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-05-19
las Seangerfest.

Tex, May 17.-Lovers of
r and near are arriving
for the annual Texas
hich is to hold. forth
first thgee days: of. the
fith.~ay Grand: concert
fogramrne, arranged
rare, excellence. Be-
symphony Qrches-
chorus cemBosed o.
ae German singing
ipants include sew
Onal fame.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-05-19

A Missouri woman wants divorce
because her husband put too much
soda in the biscuit. She's quite right.
There is nothing worse in biscuit than
too much soda.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-05-19

tnlo1gn A-e We shall be ever
sfale1ui, and while yielding in humble
SUBMISSION to Gods holy will, we
shail pray His blessing upon them
III. M. MALPASS.
p. H. SASSES & WIFE,
Holdshoro, N. c.. May II, 'O9. Il
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-05-19

Broken hearts are never worn on
the sleeve. 1t is so questionable.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-05-19

A contemporary tells where poets
may still starve. Surely, it isn't ex-
pected that poets in their right minds
will go there?
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-05-19

Carrie Gale, of Ohio, celebrated her
eightieth birthday in breezy style by
walking six miles in less than four
hours.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-05-19

Shakespeare has often been accused
of borrowing other peoples ideas.
What if he did? He was a grand old
cribber.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-05-19

A Massachusetts octogenarian com
mitted suicide because he couldn't see
his best girl. It is a shame to treat
an old man that way in the spring.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-05-19
Scratch-pad Reflections, Wise and
Otherwise.
A message from Mars-"Say, what S
the scorer"

DR.. Mary Walker favors the sheath
gown. However, anybody who thinks
she is going to quit wearing trousers
is badly mistaken.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-05-19

Sunday must be fathers day. That's
the only day he can sleep late
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-05-19

Just because two people fall out O
a hammock together is no sign tha
they are affinities.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-05-19

A Missouri man got himself into a
peck of trouble because he said a
girls mouth looked like a tunnel He
should have said it reminded him of
a rosebud.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-05-19

1t takes a fool to make a foolish be
and greater fool to win it.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-05-19

A well-known woman novelist who
has left her husband because he is
too good" says she has t'soul of
flame and perfume" What she doesn't
seem to have is common sense.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.



BUTTER-crpzmsry.. fsncy. Sas2: Western arsis.
Ball. seconds. e6zz7; process. fancy, Ss2s fair 70
good. Ea2s: dairy. choice, IssI2: good. Is; StsTs-
pssksd. ssesh. q
caEEsE-Ss~ yoFs State sancs, largs 81; do,
EGes~Sss--hy. fazy. Virginia. loss Of 2:
West Virginia and Southwest virginia. 2: Tsznss-
sec, .; North Carolina. 2.
LIVE POULTRY-Chicks1s. sSs21; hers. I5;
rosters s; ducks. large. l2zl4; DO. snail. lssl
geese. Ta9; DO. fsnsy. ioalZ; turkeys toms. y:
Do hens %; turkeys thiu z keats losl2
DRESSED PoULTRY-Turhsys. choice. uusravn.
hens 22aS3 de-. aversgs. undraWn. zSZ2: Do, thin.
l2saif chickens. lsa5; capouss I-ib asersge Sa25:
Co.. snail. lsaso; hens. 54i6 roostes. Sac: ducks
!sai5; geese, lisl5-
DRESSED MEATs-Calges. fan dressed Il ds
heads oS Il; hog dresS calves. 10: hams. coursfy
sugar cured. l2aI&; hoss. snail and neat. Psr
eat 500; do. snediEn. 7.ooa7 80; Do. heavy. 55oa
S@
GAME-QuaH, fancy. ss5asse; do. snail. ga.
&c: squirrels. each 6as: opossums. each. aasc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. homegrown. per bus
$50: per 5bi. L75a200: Easrrn Shore per bbl
i.7Jazec5 sTeet potatoes pe- b5-, 2eea25e yanis
per bbl, i5a2oos carrots. - bbl. lLai5G; cscun-
bers. per bas L0aal.5o; cucumber pickles. per has
T5sl-25: cabbage. per bbl lSoai.59. cauAf0Eer psr
bbl. loCa5eV, ceisry. pcz cz stalks. 2as5; onions
PER bus. 7oaso: Maryland and Virgins. per bbl
soal59: Ohio. per bbi-. i7sa103; pumpkins. per
Dbl, SAL: smash. per bb-. 55al: Lettuce. Flog-
ida. pc- bb.. L5oaiE.
GREEN FRUITs-OrsngeA per box. 3soa5.ae
FTspe fruit. PEI box. 39asoc: appies. King per
cbl,: 3Ooa3a; YORK Imperial. packed. asozs 50
Ben DAVIS. packed, SEaLE: Wine sap, packed
s.75a45o: AIbsnzrie Pippin. A6la50c: goOd to
prime. 20osSoo: poor to fair. l-saz0e: Open-hesd
barrels. common TO good. LGoal59: fancy table
fruit. 25oa550; cranberries. Cape Cod per Dbl
5eoss55; do. Der standard crate. 20lazz; pins-
spplez, Florida, PER erate 30aAM.
DRIED FRUITS-ApIles. EBefd tancJ 4: d.
sliced. bright. ~: cherries. II blackberries A.
Eh0TtiebeTTieS. 10 raspbeTTies. u
GRAIN-Wheat. Southern. OF grade, Lo0a1 ss: ne
Sass; corn shseA, vhiie. s5s7l do-s yallo 6ssfl.
new. ear. A75ate3; cats. Western White No.
Ssa6o: Old mixed. s5sS2
hay AND STRAW-Hay. Western. No. J. I1saa
E.5o; No. 2 E0al2Sa; mixed. u-eai2o0. Straw
sTe. bundle Hooals 5e re, machine thr2sled lo q.
la-0. wheat. 60o4653- cat sfEzE. Der toe. So0zS q
WOOL AND HIDES-Wooi. washed free q hurs
per b., Z5sSe: do. urTashed free Of burs per D.
9os2s; Do, bury. per D.. I7ais; hides green pr h.
0sll; Do, dr. per d. I5sls sheep skias. sresa
each TsaL00; do. d-y each 25a59: eslf skins green
each L25aL75. Muskrat each s2a3s: skunk. each
black. llss22 .; mink each. 460a5 90; rabbit skins
zach 7. opossum. each G5afo5 raccoon each e0aige:
fox red, each, Loos2soi do. gEsy. eaeh. so2l-oo.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

William B. Bnborg. g. Richmond. Va. and Maud
'. Tgrner. Is. Norwood. Va Rev. J J. Muir
Harry e Grian, 2. and SaIlis c. Higz, =
Rev Charles L. Holmead
John :. Lanahaa. =, s. and Elizabeth E Poston.
=. Round Hll. Va. Rev. IEnatius Fealey.
Earl D. jacob 2. AID Ella E Roland. 2 Rev
" c Davenport
Wiley F. Crist 3. and xs-y F. Warner. 2. Rsr.
Z. 81. Moore.
Leo 7 DAVIS. 2. and Louise L. suljsr. Is Rev.
P 7. Williams
Fred W Holt. q Harrison. Ark.. and Blanch
y Thompson, = Rev. A. 7. Anderson
Clarence Z. Milis. 2. ard Cora u. Churchill. 2
Grand Rapids. Aict. Rev II. ". o. Muinx-nn
Csri A. Holman. e. and Mamie E. Columbus =
ReT. c. H. Hoimead.
william A. GIL ., and Mary De h Bulkley. g
RsT. 7. J. Shshsn-
Huntington Jackson. 8. and shslby Converse. u
ReT. Z. c. Smith.
John G. Benedict. IS. Yaynes5oro. Pa. and Zuia
5. Dowuey, p Rev. john weidley.
James T. Hackst-, &. and Rosa T Deer, =
Rev. 7. @. snythe-
Edwin c Forrest q ard Lillian c Br0nal. 3
Charles s. Bundy. justice Of the peace,
Roland z Garner, q and Pearl H. Shinip, IS
ReT. c. D. Bonsack.
Samuel T Hazard. = and MaTEzuta A. -rude-
wind. 2. Rev. b. A Curley.
AIsert F. Gioyanitti s. and Fioy z. Merrill. q
both q Richmond. Va Rev J q Mclaughlin
COLoRED.
Charles H Jackson. s.. snd Lille Holland. 2
Rev. Charles CrsshinEber5-
Robert Lee. s. and Julia Fftzhagh s. ReT
Alexander Wilbanks-
Andrew E Bowman. z. and Mar N. snauvOOd.
e. ReE P. J. Ritchie
Georgs Grian. 2. and Lotts Tslfort z Rev.
J. T. saunders
Champ Burroughs. p. ard Annie : Howard. 2.
James ?. wilkinson. 81. and Helen Ash. @. Rev.
u " Clair.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Washington Gas was the leader OF the
stock market yesterday on the local
exchange. and that issue pursued its up
ward way with a good number Of brok-
ers giving it support Gas was bid up
from about 7Sz. but no sales were re-
corded until the price had reached 7sl4
Sales were then made in rapid succession,
the price ranging between the first sale
and 79A, the top price for the day In
eli. $50 shares were sold on regular CALI
and 50 shares after call
The next most active stock was Wash
ington Railway ana Electric preferred,
which sold 20o shares at an advance over
previous prices, at S0iz. Railway pre-
ferred has advanced on the present
movement from about s. II has been
slowly creeping up for more than a
month. and the prediction IS freely made
among holders OF the stock that viii in
another month be quoted az 100 This
optimistic view is based upon the increas-
ing revenues OF the company and the
outlook for a much broader policy OF
management under the local financiers
who now control the fortunes Of the
company.
Other trading yesterday was Of small
lots on a number OF shares which are
regularly placed on the record. The
chief point OF interest was the sale Of
a quotation lot of Mergenthaler at A3.
United States Trust holds its peg above
par, 70 shares selling yesterday al io0i4.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Feb. I5-BUTTER-Receipts s.E5-
pack7EeS Fancy strong. creamery extra. Ia1E
6rst 2sa5o; state dairy taas, poor 70 FAIR, zs2s.
EGGS-Receipts. LTe9 cases; uoderats demand
nearby white. fancy. s.: Co. mixed. fancy. 81
fresh frsts, 2: DO. seconds So.zs5lE
{ SUGAR-The American Sugar Refining Compang
reduced prices Of soft refined sugar. running from
Nc. % 70 No 4, Intensive Eve points, bat ether
wise there was change Ra= sugar steady. bu;
quiet and unchanged
MILL FhED-StTOng. fair inquiry. spring bran
leolb- sacks. % arrive. 20; standard milling
20; city bran $50: II buiS: Western red dog
81 % arrive; winter wheat. bran II le8Ib sacks
rs
OATS STEADY. bat dun. No. ? white. s7Hs5sss
No white. ylzsS7l5: No. white. 5sl1assI; No
mixed, s.; natural and clipped white. on track
5z61
FL0UR-sronS. restricting business. Spring
patents. 5SszSoo; spring clears. AEa45o: winter
strzights, 505lo; clears 4soa4s9; Kansas straghts
iz sacks 5.0oa5.5o; kansss clears ASazsS5
RYE FJOUR-Mcdsrzfe demand; 4fsaS 50
CORN NEAL-Stsady. dealings moderate. Kiln
dried FOX export. 245; coarse neal IN bsz. LA
"a
BUCKwHEAT FLoUR-Nsrkst ouu and steady;
zIss255
HAY-Rscsio.s. so tons: steady.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
JETE STOCK MARKET.

New York. Feb. 6-CATTLE-Rscsipts. sIS;
Steers. 5.50as.75; oxen and stsgs. 375a500: balls.
350aE6o: cows. 2u0zL5l
CALvES-Receipts. I55a- Tezis active and stroug
AZ 6osl00o; culls 45oa5oo harnyaTd and fed calves
steady a. 3Z5aA00. No Westerns offered. Dressed
calves finer; city dressed Teals s0aI500: country
dressed T0aI2n
SHEEP AND LAafBS-Receipts 17.0o Nominal.
frn fCr good Sbesps ewes qu0tzbie al 25ez55; cus.
zsoa300 yearlings weak az 55oe5 20; lambs steady
but low for heavy weights; common 70 caoics, "a
500: cuIIs 551a600
HOGS-RecsiptS BIO. Fssiing arn; light STATE
hogs sold az 7ee
Chicago, Feb I-CATrJE-Reoeipss, 5on
Prime bseTes, 5-t0s7-0; poor 20 medium, Asos5 g .
siocke-s and feeders 5Ga559: COWS and heffs-S
S.S01553. Gamers. Lses5oo; Texans. 57ea57o.
HOGS-Receip.s s2eao. market % ceuts hf-hs,
Light. 6loss55; Tugzhs. sl5s6s5; heavy. 6l5ss Sc.
mixed 6s5ass5; piEs. 51Oz6Ia
sHEEP-Reosipts- 1900. Native sbeep, ssa5 So.
Western sheep, 32a57e; native lambs 52Se7 IS.
Western lambs 561l7E5
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. Feb. E.-ozotztions as established b,
the Baltimore Fruit AID Produce Association ar.
as fSlovs:
BUTTER-CTeanery. fancy. per %. Sash: mi
12t.or. D.. zs2a: Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls
h, SAP; store packed. Ohio b.. lsaI7; do. Wes
Virginia and PeunsylTRniz dairy prints. ID I7a1a
EGGS-Na-yland. PennSlEania. and nearby fryts
2; Eastern shore Maryland and Virginia. 2
Westsrn Ersts. 2; West Tirg1nia =
LIVE POULTRI-Spung chickens PEI n Igs
IS rOGgh and stacy, lsaI5s hens heaTyEeight. usl
la, i4zsl5i ducks. per D., lsal5 do white Pekius
b, 3; seese. fer b.. ual3; piseons. yoars. pair
9; do. cd, PAIR. .; guinea sauls. old. each .
do-, young, IA Ibs. and ove-. each. @: turkeys
young hens. per lb-. 2azl: young Eobblers. Der 10
l2s-0, Co. snail aEd thin. Per b, Ilal2; Old tons
per b.. =.
DRESSED POULTRY -T1.ks5s. choice Fat. yOun.
sens. H. Gz2z; mixed. youns and old. Iss9; Old
toms ba1l; poor ard thin, EalL Chickens
Straight young. peT 10. IsaIT: mixed, young and
Old, - Ducks. choice. fat per 10. i5als. Geese
nearoy choice. per lb.. Eai8; cap0us, lbs and
oEer. peE b. Zaz5s snail and mixed. Isa2o; slips
psr 70. I5sl5.
GAME-Dueks. maElard. Der pair. heavy weight
.5aipe5 DO blackheadss per pair. heavy weight 5ea
5o' do Tsdheads, per pair. Chesapeake, Lo0sI.5o
do, eauTasbacks, Der pa5TY Chesapeake, 2oaz25o
whole deer. per H. lsa1S
POTAT0ES-White Western Maryla-d and Penn
sylTaniz. PRIME. per bus. T5so; do. New York
l--lAE- al.-s A2d1t- Ql-- western. pTlr1e. TeT
bus, l5aSes sweets. Eastern shore yeioEs per bbL
Z5sS0o DO. Ne-rh Carolina yeIlows per Dbl. , 59a
so; fancy Delaware. per bbl-. Z75s30o, yams. Viz
glnia. per bbl-. Lz5alG
GREEN FRUITS AND TEGETABL LES-Apples-
Western Maryland and Pennsylvania bbl. packed
Zszaoe. do. New York. assorted. Der bbI 1o0a
40. oeetS- new. Florida. rer bunch 1a5. cabbage
NeE YORK state, per ton. S-ooaS390; do, neg.
Florida per crate 22Ss275; csis-y, California. per
crate. 45oa5.oo; do. homegrown. per bunch. 5a4:
cIan1err1es. Cape Cod, per b6, 13e0sI500; per box
s-5aaA00: cgczmbe-s. Flo-idz. per bas. zoaa5o0;
eEgpiauts. Florida, per crate. 25lz300; Eape fruit
Florida per box. LSz30o; kaie. native, psr bus.
box 5a25; lettuce. Florida per bas. L50a2 90;
onlons. New York and Western. Der bus, S0as5;
oranges. Florida, per box as 70 size 2ooa2 IS;
pumpkins native per 100 L5oa2 50; spinach native
peT bus box Sas5. strswbeTies. Florida rer Quart
DAD; sree1 beans. Florida. per bas- 225a2 75: wa1
beans, Florida. per has. Z25a275: tomatoes Florida
per cars-, L5a35e; turnips. native. per bus. l5e8
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.

Baltimore. Feb l.-FoIloriug are the prices FOR
bve stock as reported from TIE Union Stock Yards
to-day:
CATTLE-Receipts for week ended noon TO-DAY
Isis head. against 81 head last week sixty
seven carloads on sale and market extremely dull
Steers. good 10 PRIZE. heavy. A75ss55; Others, S50s
AS; heifeTs 3e545.00: COWS. L50sfoo: bulls Z75s
425; stockers and feeders. zoe 70 Lse fresh COWS,
9.0s5oo
HOGS-Receipts for week ended noon today were
a, ,E1 head, against 14.5S2 head last week Fair
supply; fair demand Western, heavy 7o1a7 Is;
light, 6S1as.90; from nearby points s75s7 o.; pizS
s.91as.io: rOughs. S5ozs.oo
SHEEP AND LA3IBS-Recsipts for week ended
noon to-day were 2sls head against Isi0 head last
week Light supply. Sheep f7In; lambs hirher
Sheep, 25oaS55; lsmhs 55ozsE
CALVES-Recsipts for week ended noon to-dav
were 3 head. against So head last week Far
supply; market stronger Common 10 beSt. 5504s3 2.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Feb B.-whezt to-day was strong.
corn duli oats hrn. ne steady and -four active On
good demand from the mills
WHEAT-Spct eo1tract. ilsissLlsss; spot No. 2
red Western, Lls1zsIIsss; February. LIsssaI Isss
May, ll7lzalEA; steamer No 2 red Ll5zl- -lsss
receipts. $50 bushels; Southern On grade, liza
Ll5x
C0RN-Spot contract sg1sas9H: February sszs
ssk March, sslssssz: Nag. -oks7o5< steamer mixed
S7ssa6s1t; receipts. q SIS bushels: exports s. Z
bushels; southern vhite corr. 79a72 southern ysl-
!ow corn. gse9.
oATS-No. 2 white, ss1sas7; No. white. SaS;
No mixed. 5fs2 asked; receipts 10 so bushels
RTE-No. Western domestic S5asS5z; receipts.
l.0ls bushels
F7our-Winter eztrs. A5laA55: winter clear. asa
$50; winter straiE1t 4soa505; winter patent, 5s0a
SO; spring clear, Ass4s0: spring straight, 50os
80; spring patent sIos5s5; CITY Mills best patent
SD; CITY Nils hghEade patent SO: City Mills
high-gTsde straight .; Cisy Mills choice family
SO; CITY Mills extra. 4oaz41o Rye -four. medium
to choice, A2SaAS. Corn neal pg 10 lbs, Ls5s
LIZ
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
Funeral of John II. smau.

Funeral services for John H Small. one
OF the oldest residents Of the city. who
died at his country residence sunday
afternoon. at the age Of eighty-tyyo years.
VIII be held IN the chapel in Oak Hin
Cemetery tomorrow afternoon at $50
O'Clock Rev. Randolph McKim pastor
Of the Church OF the Epiphany, win on
ciate. Interment viii be in Oak Hm
Cemetery
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
Harrison Given .1s-e TIme.

Justice Barnard yesterday allowed an
additional FIVE days 70 Arthur W. Har-
ris0n, patent attorney. who IS being sued
for divorce by Mrs Mary Harrison. in
which TO pay the arrears in his alimony,
on penalty OF being adjudged guilty OF
contempt OF court 4 rule was recently
issued requiring Harrison 70 show cause
why he should not be judged in contempt
for falling back n his payments He
pleaded that extraordinary expenses we're
responsible for his dereIiction
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
&c., rrith the PIan.

Secretary OF the Navy Newberry has re-
ceived reports from the commandants of
navy yards saying the plan Of consoH-
dation OF the shops and yard -eorgani-
zatiOn, which E=S--t-in Into effect on Febru-
ary ], is working satisfactorily. It is be-
Ieved the new system viii not only ef-
feet a large annual saving. but VIII also
enable navy yards 10 complete repairs
to vessels m shorter time than under the
former system
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
WIN of DanteI Jordan.

The viii OF Daniel Jordan. who died
July 2, 1907, was fled for probate yes
terday. bearing date OF November ). 1906.
he left his gold watch and chain 10 DR..
J. R Wilder. and bequeaths the re-
mainder of his estate to his wife. Ellen
Jordan with the exception OF bequests
Of s.. 10 each OF the following: Charles
Jordan, brother. King George. Va; Mel
vina Grimes. King George County. Va,
Raymond J. Colbert. District OF COIum-
bia; Martha Holman and Eta Grant.
John ". Branson Is named executor.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
NEW YORK MONEY.

NeE York Feb. I5-Sts-linz vas easier. With
rates . points lower. Rates. Sixty DAYS. 4ss9ls
As, dezand. Ls7as.sG5: cables. ASz4s735
Money On Czn opened AZ ~ ger cs1t: high. -.
low. ? closing. q per cent. Most Of the day's
loans we're az % Der ceat-
Tine money oDaned The week about the sane as
ths ciose on Thursday. Business was light. de-
mand remaining Indifferent and scattered ard IN
stirutiOnS nCt pressing funds foc a market Rates.
Zsa1A per ceh- for EIty days. E7.z3 Der cent for
ninety days ard four months; 5a5 per cent for Eve
ard siT mcrths-
nr--------l.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Stone & Fairfax have sold for Samuel
Bermsn the twO-stOry brick dwelling az
Au Columbia street northwest. This
house IS planned with eight rooms. being
four rooms on each floor. L has a
frontage OF % feet on Columbia street
BY a depth OF 100 feet. with e public alley
on the side and 81 the rear. The pur-
chaser requires the property as a home
and VIII take possession some time this
spring.
Casilear & Co. OF 1905 Wisconsin aven-
ue. in connection with j. McKenney
Berry. sold the large tract at the south
east corner Of Wisconsin avenue and o
street. fronting 10 feet on Wisconsin
avenue. with a Ike frontage on Q street
The consideration is supposed 10 have
been In the neighboorhood of SB.o0e
The improvements consist OF a large
three-story brick building The small
brick dwelling at the southwest corner OF
the lot is 70 be demolished by the pur-
chaser. whose name has been withheld
from publication. The Wisconsin avenue
frontage or fifty feet viii be improved
by 0ne-stOry business places.
Thomas HYDE. OF Twenty-eightn and O
streets. former vice president OF the
Riggs National Bank. owned the property
Tor many years
CasHssr & Co. have also sold 70 Fred
erick A. Linger. Of so y street, a large
tract of land IN Montgomery County.
Nd. being on the south side OF the
Conduit road. Just west of the District
line, and adjoining the United States
government property. The improvements
consist Of = teD-roo1a frame house and
outbu-ldings. The purchaser is undecided
whether 20 ocupy the place or subdivide
and place II upon the market.
Building permits were issued yesterday
10:
P. ". Coffee; two two-story brick and
wood dwellings at 47Z9 and 47ss Thir-
teenth street northwest: architects, Lep-
ley & Nichols builder. P. v. Coffee Is
tmsted cost. SS.oo0
Kennedy Bros. incorporated; one three
story brick and frame dwelling a. 30
Twenty-thir6 street northwest: architect.
a H Sonneman; builder. Kennedy Bros
Estimated cost. Ssoa0.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

QUotatoas furnished b. W B. HIbos & Co. mem
bers q the Chicago Board q Trade Hl0os Build
iug. = Fifteenth street northwest
Chizgo. Feb. B.-Ths heavy storm raging N
this city ard throughout the Northwest today has
lnrpeded telaEraph communication. ard tie buIi
movement in Nav wheat rzn ss1iast snsz- The
market received o1iv the srppcrt q locsl bulls who
worked largely II the dzrk- Nay advanced % IA
bgI business uss slow ard p-icss hung 81 day
between LI3N and he top p-ice rarsd. closing
at llsS
Corn vas dun and steady.
Oats showed no Ec7s lie thao other Traius
Provisions started weu on good support b 1oczl
packers. but weakened ; 10 points IN The late
tr7ffiu-
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
WASHINGTON sTOCK MARKET.
saies-ReEulsy cal. z O'Clock non:
SALES

Saiss-RsEnlsE cal. p O'Clock non:
SALES
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. % ~
saiz. 90 at 81 80 al s9ls % a. sss, % st s9ls.
Washington Gas. = az 7ss . a. ~ 3 at ~
. 40 7e9s 8 az ~ . a. 7s7s = a. ~ 3 az 7sz
3 a. 79S. 3 al pa. 3 a. ~ 3 al Tglz. 25 at
79iz. = az 79E . az 7gE 40 ~
Bel Telephone q Pennsylvania. 70 a. lo2zs.
MerEsnthaler % a. zl2
Greene Caaanea. % a. l0ls 8 a. loz-
National Savings and Trust % a. 80.
United States Trust. = st iook
Potomac Insurance = az a.
After oau-sel Telephone a Pennsylvania. 70 al
lGcz
Union Trrst, u a. BIH-
Washington Gas, 3 az "a 3 a. ~
Foiiozius are the &c and asked r-lces ou yestsr-
days Washington Stock Exchzrge.
Gas pn<nG
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-EItrz. pr ert, ssssoo; butcher. Loo.
40; common, 28a3B-
HOGS-PeT cEt Cross 6S175 Is. orifurTv ~
cut-. 55a60o
LANBs-Choice, Z; medium. 6ss1
sHEEP-Prns. 4ooss-5e eGnmo1, 2Ha17
CALYES-Pnme psr II. 81; medium. Tkss:
FTass.
COWs-Prine. srss5. each. Suassoo; eorrcu
Eooa55.oa: cd ard dry. 1a0sI50
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by ". 3. Hibbs & Co.
members q the New TO-k stock Exchangs. Hibbs
Building. Is Fifteenth street northwest-
New Yo-k Feb I5-Cotto1 was duh snd weak
TO-DAY. The market opened 70 : points down
on uufaTorabls cables. and all the new months
s5ld lower through the day. March losing points
and Nay 1 the DAYS transactions. JCly and
October made 2 better showing
Receipts al The ports were 5.c0o bales. against
sIll5 last week and s5 last rear. Por the week
l5o 90 bales sgzinst I.sa last week and I'D sS
last year
Esceipss at New Orleans we're 11.s2 bales. against
573I last year. and az HOSstga ssA bales. against
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

ouo.aaons furnished by ". B. Hibos Co.
members New ToFk STOCK Exchange. HiSbs Build
inc. y Tifteeuih street northwest
CALL MoNEX-SAEES BY HOURS.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16

When you have lost or found anything
telephone an advertisement to The WASH
ington Herald. and BIZ wiz De sent you
81 cent a word.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
MARKETTONESTRONG
Rather Unusual Number of
Developments in Street.
IDLE FREIGHT CARS FEWER

FIRST Quotations for Principal stocks
at Large Advance Over Those OF
Last Week-The Specific Cause OF
Strength Appeared 10 Be What Is
known as ga Scarcity Of Stocks"
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
CURB MARKET.

Qzotations furnished b ". B. Hih5s & Co. zen
bes Mex YORK STOCK E1chsnga, Hibbs Buildins
> Fifteenth street northwest
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore. Feb. ls-FoIioxing are the sales and
quotations on the most active securities listed O
ths Baltimore Stock Exchaugs.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16

Erust funds heId for the REDEMPTION of
outstanding notes and cer+fsrssA-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-16
Hojas caidas
pooxias De Salvador Brau, SeleccaonA-
das por 81 autor s ilustradas con
nOta1 intereG&nteo.

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In Deunocracia, forma un grueeo vo
umen do $50 p&gnas de buea papd
' baio aleg6rica cubierta, debida 81 h-
liz De Mario Brau Zuzuarregui, y sc
ende en- las hbrerfas de Sanjurio vi
lal y del BOLET1N MERCANTIL, y
N las respactivas oficinas de el che
caldo Espanol" y "La Democraeia" I
I'm dollars cada ejeanplar.