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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-09
Sleriot'idsr Wonpplam.

Nem 9orf, I. 9topeunber. 49,
Ger frnn50iiide Compiler .6lorioc,"
Der geitcrn bier Don Soprc olllongte,
bat einer bon 9iOomuh @ununloter
aus philadelphia fauflid) erporbc.
men 9leriot.Wtonoplou mitgebrod)t.
Ger 6Ilg,2Ipporot lit nodj oeniieIbell
Mooelle bergcltelt, ipic oerienigc,
nit DEM 9leriot ieincn Slug ii6cr
Den 9lcrnlcl. &anal otisgeiiibrt bot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-09
@erIeercnocr Wciuittcritnrm.

FcOrin Aa2y Z. Nouember. -
IaS Sbot 6eS 3airoissHiurr ,ullroc
bclltc ourd, eiu IfnpereS 8emitter
bcimgcilldt. !0icr i'll Yeorio 5iinocs
ten 9Iibidjliac mcbrere SGnicr an,
mo 9roBer ml%0crlueitioCr S6nocn
clrtitonb. 9tlld) aus pieIcu on0erclr
StGOten Ser llmgebnrg rucroen en-,
piinoIid)c RcrluItc g-ncIoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-09
Hnariff ami %SnoiameroOrf in Maui'
tObd.

@tnnipcG Ron., T. Noucmber.
6iillijid bemuiiuctc Gonitablcr
mod)tcn bcutc eiueu Nnariif oiri Oo5
3no%ioncrOori &i$pior an obercll
Sfeeno-Aiucr. @iele SdiiIic wnrocit
.obgeiulert mo mebrerc &noianer,
lrcid)e lcBtbin odS 2ebcn Der meiBeil
9cpobner Der @e9erb bcorobten,
lerboitrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-09

nN%rtou." - Sos groBe Scrbit
CONCERT oeS oNrion", lueld)eS Witte
oicleS Wouot9 in Der @ermonio.
Wtdmer6or-So ltottitnoet, lporut
Die Nttipcll mlnntcbr al, nlle ar1itc
81 cilenl pollen Welingen cin5lllebeu.
@cItern Nbeno bntten lid 50 SGnger
I'M SolIptqIrnrtier, S6lernte4' Nalle,
CingefnnOen, lucld)c inter Der &eis
tunN OeS Frof. 9obio WcInnlet ilci
Big Ole Goll5crtsGb0re ii6tcn. Erof.
Welumet joIlte icincn SGugern nod
Der Singitum0c uollc$ Cob iiir 0crl
Giicr, oeu lie entWidcltcn. 3n5 Der
bciBuug3uolle Gon3ert : 4roQrnmml
cntbGlt nlebrcrc Gb0re BON SCHUBERT,
Grnlt &u0orii mo Soltrr.S pidcr.
Gie Soliltcn limo: 6rmu Clifton Nm.
OreluS, SoprnrL mcldc ole orei oeltt-
idcu Gborc ISM Serblt" bon No6crt
Srunj, Gin Ernum" bon Goiuoro
@rieq, oSinollS" BON 6ron5 GieS,
ln0 orei cngliidc Gborc oortrogen
miro, mo Serr Sobort Smod, &c.
nor. SEER &orrp Sofolom, Der be.
fannie &ioliniit lit 9leidiolS liir
Ocn Gon5crt Slbcno gcmonnelt NOR.
oen. YrGIiocnt @corg 2efiert erfldr-
tc ben nGrioniten", oob er bel ieinem
Nuientbolt III @rooflpn, N..Y, III
letter ISOLDE MIR @uteS fiber ocn
oNrion" gebort babe mo Ole oll0luGr.
tigcn SGnger goll5 ipe5iea Die Sci.
itlrngen oe3 9ultintorer oNrion" III
G%rluGgung gejogen bo6ch trobOem
6en Gelpbiluittcrn oo4 @lild nidlt
bolo mar, init cinem Yreile beinl5lls
fe6ren.
SieIt @encroIprobe.
Die SGngeruereinigung bon 9olti.
moresGountp bielt g~eltern gbeno in
Gpring'S Soue @encrolprobe fir
i6ren bellte gIbeno itnttfinoenben
Gommer9, lDelder cine gl1n5enoe III
iairc 81 luer0en ueriprid)t. 8eiibt
mllroen Die Gb0re y0os oeutide
2ieo" bon Snainooa inter Seitilitg
bon Eroi. y. aoroluS, yGes cages
&bl6ieo" bon M~enoclsiobn unter
Heiturg BON Brof. Geo. ". Eobl.
mann ltto ySrinflebre" bon Plot M.
ter 2eit1ung bon Yroi. $. STRIPPED.
Die n5eoerntion Of Ga.
Dor" belt gclteru slbeno I'M Wtonll.
mertolsS beoter cine Maiienueriomm.
lung, in lueldler 9eileios6eidlillie iiir
Die g(rbeiteriiibrer @ompers, Mitdea
uno Worriion, Die luegelt MiBad)tlWg
oeS 8eri6tS 81 @eidngniBbait perlir-
tbelIt moroen limo, ongenommen
iuitroen. Gr . OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Sorrp @olf mar elmer Der Heoner.
uniere miGitGriden q Il.
il e, pelde am Samitog mad 9nlti.
more fnmen, nm Ser Genfmals. Ont.
biiuung i'm oGruiO.SiG.9 Bart" beiju.
po6nen, 5ogen geitern nod) ibren ao.
Icrnen 5uriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-09
gei ser tbeiIlpeiien 8crtbeilllno

les 8ermogcn5 oes III Son 6ror.
cisco, Gnl., bcrItorbenen Suliu3
3rieoman gnb Hifter Graham Die
Srbre, boB Dem g~iirgermeiIter Dol,
0fitoil, aurlnno, $4,000 aeIonbt
meroel,, 6omtit oieie Summc unter ole
~Diirbigen Armen iener Stoot, Oe1n
@eburtsort 5riebmm's, uertbeilt
lperoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-09
9erIircr arontcrluuS
Gfdn0ol.

YerIin, I. Nouember. Die
13eit an Miitoe" peroiientlid,t eilen
Grtifel, liz Dem lie bebollrtet, Der 81.
refior Der Snreren alinif Der Cha.
rite, @ebeimrdib Gr. Grnit uou Sen
ben, lei aif benz Gis5iplinarmege iei.
nes' Mn,teS cntiebt norOen, neil er
nit eil1enl neutrality-suspicious. @ii.
reaii in B%erbinoullg g~eitonoen uno
lid an einem nmiangreiden gro.
oiontif)ndJer betbeiligt babe. @eiter
beiBt es, t6 a,1bere meoi5iniid)e Nh.
forit1tett ieien gleidyfnns in @eiabr,
lire Stenunsen 81 perlieren, neil
oud file fir Observation-Disclosures BrO-
oiiionen eesablt 6Gtten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-09

Gole0o, 8, 7. Noucmber. -
Dos 8cbcinlniB, 6nS oen 600 Der am
%. OCTOBER IN Der @obnun0 Der
Nrou Gillian W2c5orInuo in @opufo.
meta NIT elmer 8ugel i'm &opie tier.
beno ultIgerun6eneu Neuie Nurri8,
elmer Codter 0eS friibercn Gon0reB-
Nb%georoncten Stephen 6orri3, lun-
qicbt, iii iomeit bon ser Iltftl1rltrg
mic ic. Ter Snqlcit muBtc oltf nm
beItimnte Belt ocrto9t meroen, 0u bic
mOIterioic Sroli Wt4bcrion BON G6i.
Cogo, Die iofort ndd) ser T%roq0oic
perid)monS; burd) cincn pom ibr oe.
lonoten ThlDalt ertldrcn lief, 0ob lie
III tronf lei init ndd) GH6' fonmcn
ju tonnen, dberjerIdiefhet ttotror, 10.
bolo ibr 8cfHtSheitS5uItdho 0ir9 CT,
'(oi,hrf"' '%1it9dTh7e rt9TGgdDiH'''' -r
Cine GchiQtidu bcrtlirfdGtcb Del Dem
&nqucit Hitfn9' q. 'Scor9;,1 tin PHI
.lpoIt bon Slttprlr2 nh0 Shludgcr Der
Gritoiicncil. Ter Nobofat bcbmtp.
tcte, Oob Die Go0tc iultcr Scnt bupno-
tiidcn Ginilrrb ser Srdit Mtt6nrlun0
aeitonOen babe. Sic babe linn ooS
Dor einigcn &obrcn ieI6it aeiogt mo
bin5ugcfiiNt, SOB lie itetS bon ltonlen,
loicr Nnqit beiollcn lperoe, wclln iic
lid nidlt in ser N0hc Ser cine inert,
luiirOiQc @euolt iibcr ic mI9iibeuOen
Srou befinoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-09

W unijipaleS. - Gle Nrbcitcn
an ser Inloqe 0ea H0brcnipitemS iiir
ouS Seltcr0eportcment, Die in Den or
item Soaen OeS September ibrcn SIN.
lang noGnlcn, MADDEN quite 6ortidrit-
te. NaS Hobrenipitem miro iid) ulli
oelt burd Gutums, 6rontlins, Nortbs,
Sorotogo- nnb 0op- StroBe bcQren5s
ten EiItritf critrcdcn. Gtluo cine
babe Wicitc H0hrenlinic miro iebc
@ohc gelcat. Cic Non6c Nnlnae foitct
$3t9,900.
Gum crItct MoIc III scr &c.
id)idtc scr Stoot. luur0c cine Gloggc
fir ben Mopor ongcicrti9t, lprlhc
am 9ug irNcno zines ShiffeS gcGiBt
iuer0cn miro, lucnu oo9 Stootobcr'
bnltpt iid) all 9orO o%cliclben 6eiinOct.
Die 6logGc lit III ihwor5 mo golo
0cboltcn. Gin SGlodtenoenfmol lit
IN Scr Viittc Ocliclbcn qe}eid)nct.
9rcieiuigfcit8 airG)c. -
Sn Der Oclltid)cn GrcicinigtcitS Sir
DIE prcoigtc Yoitor 81. 3. Sterger &c
itern 8ormittug iibcr ,2lltber'S Sct.
rutb" ltno 6eim N6enogotteSoienIt
ii6er oo9 l6cmo oSot oic Heiorma.
tion sic Grnu ernieoriQt?" 3llgleid)
mltrOe nit Dem IbcnOgotteSbicnit Die
6eicr oes Stiitrn09ieitc3 oe8 6roren.
pereinS Der @emcinne geIeiert, Der
Srnllenperein miro iibrigenS nGdItc
8ode cine bcionOcre 6eier I'M Sduls
ge6GltOc o6bolten.
NbIc6eu.-3 m Q~reiien Sitter BON
20 &obrcn uerIbic0 acItern III ibrer
Wobnnrn0 Nr. 1874; 8eIt-SomburGs
StraBc, Trou Marp Gblon0, Ole Got
tin oeS Serrn g(lbert Gblono.
@eoG dJ tniBtofcl iir &c
allcne &rieqer. - Sn Der 3.
RcgimcntS .Sollc miro an 81. .. Wit8.
cine @eoGdtniBtoiel fir Die I'M ipu.
nild).oneritoniIGen ariege @einlle
men entbiiQt peroen.
Scite 6ci Scite 6cerbig
luuroen geItcrn Wofmittag 9err un0
6rou 2eonboro 9uttner BON Nr.t727
9anf- StroBe, Die 6etaeten Gbeleilte,
iueld)e oieler Gage in einem 3piiden.
rolim bon itlr menigen Stitnoen aus
oeo Se6en iGie0er. BaItor 6. Ol. Gp.
tier bon Ser ~eritet Oeltifen pereinig.
ten eUangcliif -lutberiifeu STRIDE
belt i'm Srullerbouie u10 an Grade
ergreifenoe Anlpra6en. Gle Grades
biigel muroen nit uielen prGd)tigen
Vlumenitilden %geidymiidt. Die lette
Gbre olS 9nbrtitbtrGger ertpieien Den
Gabingei6ieocnen Die Serren SorrD
Neuere, Ilireo @ebe, Safob Willer,
Nm. ScimbodL So1n GeprieS, 3reo.
Nppel un6 Sobn altn5ellnnnn.
Gcntenars Gcier been0et.
= Gic Oreitdaige Seier jill G6ren Scr
@ieoerte6r oe5 100. 8e6urt5toge8
6eS Tnb6illers Or. Inoio Gin6orn,
lpclf)c am 8reitag nit DER entbiil.
hung elmer grojcbiiite oeS 8eritorbe.
nen 6e9aln inno geItern a6eno i'm
Sor Sitoi.1 empef i6ren N6id,lub.
Or. aduiman aobler uno Or. 9opi0
8bilipion bielten bel Der SfluBfeicr
aniprodcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-09
Wins Dem Snncrcn Miargtnno's nno
Den angrenSenben Staaten.
Seine 8crgnHgunQ8fobr

Seine Scrgniig ungSfobr
,,,a ten mebr.
General Inen, Ser Gbef oeS Sig-
nnI-GorpS ser YuuoeSormee, bat ben
9eIcbl erIoiicn, lponnf) alli Dem Der
illd)@Telo 81 College BART MIR Yerio.
men, Die oaju o6commQnoirt iino, in
SrItltiffcn Der Hegierlmg oufiteigen
6iiricll.
3nfGIIig gefdoiien.
Sn GbcItertomm NO, ifoB iid 5.
Sront Gonneup bel Dem ulluorIid)ti.
gen S%anOboben cineS HeboluerS al.
f1Qig III 0en llnterlei6. Gr miro nit
Dem Sebcn 0auon tomnen.
Operation uoII5ogen.
I'm momoglid) Den beint SubbaI.
Ipiel uerungliidten aooetten Carl 9.
Willon BON Der Slotten.glfaoemie am
Seben SIT erbnlteu, luuroe geItern cine
Operation al 0erniel6en uorgenolm-
men.
@rcmicrS 2oo&
Sutber Softer, Elm 9remicr bon
Sogerstolun iueld)er crit tllr5e Belt
int 0ienitc DER Norfolf II. Beitern.
GiIenbobn ilono, iiel ON Samitog
gbello inter eiuen 3ug uno iuuroe
gr1Blid UeritiimmeIt, in0em as 8ag.
CONS iIber ion bin~iuegiubren.
SGnoe Oooon.
Gie oemofrntiid)en 3iibrer Der 8e.
lebgebrng bon 8irginien Iino gu 0ent
GntldluB gctommelr IN ser fomlnen.
Den Sibung feit @eics oilffommen
sit lolien, oaS Erobi6ition fir oen
9on5en Staat ooriieIt. Won ipiI
pielntebr Die Snd)e in Der n1dIten
Wabl 5lln Siiie MAIDEN mo Dor oas
Bolt 6ireft bringen.
8nI0br0roc unter Con.
trole.
Sn Dem oberen lbeile bon 8oib.
itgton.G %ou1tp, tuoieI6it ieit 3ebn Sas
gen Mol0brdnoe tobterL otbmet Die
geuolferlutg erleid)tert ouf oa in
3olge Oe0 llmId)lngS Der @itterung
Die 8aIobranoe nusenideinlid) unter
eontroIe gcbradlt moroen iino.
SinO aid entmutbigt.
Gle NicoerIo9e, peld)e Die anti.
Snloon.&i9o III Sagerstomn erlitten
bat, ifeint Oieielbe teinespees ent.
mutbigt 81 boben, oeun ibre 8ertre-
ter haber fercitS iett onsefiin6iet.
Dab JIG Den &ornpf auf ipltematiide
Weile ueiterfiibren meroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-09

= Sm '@ebditoe Ser Gime. ganf"
III Scrantou, ga, fiel ole 35.iGbriae
6rau 6reoerid Gor6p nit ibrem orei.
i1brisen Sobndlcn oeu 9nftIdadt
binnnter. Gle Iiitter brad oas
@enid nno Itarb nnpersiisIid. Sir
oas aino lit feline Soifnuns porban.
ocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-09
Tor Nrrnnrheifer Nnh,,

Ser Se%raarbeiter Sobn chi
rpeld)er in eincr @rube bel scranton.
80, 1874 3uB tiei in einen Sfod)t
fiel, iii nui Dem @ese Der geiiernna.
or piro, ba er eritonnlidJer @eiic
mdIterbeblif perleBt, nit Dem 2ebeu
0npon fommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-09
gei Mornonto,nr SO .Wo OF

Bel Woraantolpn, @.'@n., er.
trnnfen orei iunge angeiteGlte Der
nStanooro Oil Co." ols lie NIT
ibrem 9oote in bos 3abrrpoIier cines
Sdleppoampfers eerietben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-09

Waite fhr's Muslaub beiprst g. Raiue, If3
Ch'SaIttplurt'Str. nahe enftcm pouie.ABs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-09
Sran McGnrlanb UcrOGdliat.

SoII bOpnotiiten GinillB olli 0caic
@orriS ml@geiibt boben meld)c in
ibrcm Squire oiti QcbcimniBuouc
@eiic umfum.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-09
3nfdllia aeihoiien.

Sn G6cItcrtotum NO, idoB Iid 5.
6ront Comedy bel Dem uiuorIid)ti-
gen S%onObobeu zines H~epoIuers 5r.
f1aig III Den llnterlei6. Gr miro nit
Dem Scbcn bauon fommcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-09

@io Soneiro, Z. Ropember. =
Gin 9ertrog 5ur 9erid)tigure ber
Brense 5piid,cn graiilien inO llr1'
guop am Mirimiee uro DEM Sagna.
rossBlulie lit BON Dem brdIilioniid,en
9aniiter pes Iusipdrtisen Baron
8io 9ronco ilno Senor Rniino 90
mineiie5. Dem bieiisen @eianoten
llfueuab'S, unter5eifnet iporoen.
llrugiinp erb6lt baourd) hos 8eft
freier Sdnffabrt 5uiid)en benz er.
wdbnfeii See mo oem Scean iiber
brdiiIidniid)e @emdiier, iotuie ben 81.
fig etfid)er Snieln. geioe 2anoer
perpjlid,ten iid. feline 5eituieen al,
Dem s~euannten See ODER Dem 5lniie
ST erriften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-09

I'm mom0glid) Den beiml SuBbolI.
Ipiel uerlungliIdten auoetten Carl 9.
@ilion bon Der Slotten.s(fooemie am
Sebet SIT prbnlteL luuroe geitcrn cine
Operation oil oemiel6pn p~orgenoln-
men.
Evening star., 1909-05-12
Planting Forest Trees.
m the Baltimore American

From the baltimore American.
The state Of Pennsylvania has started
one enterprise OF which Maryland should
take notice. The Quaker state has made
a practical beginning in the matter Of
forest restoration that will surely attract
very wide interest. Two years ago in
Tioga county nursery for forest trees
was started. Only about 1900 trees are
ready for transplanting this spring. but
there will be f.000, 900 others ready for
transfer to various state reserves by the
fall Of the present year, and afterward a
large annual supply. The majority OF the
trees that are being put into ferest reser.
vations this spring are white pine. the
finest OF all timber trees. and which,
though once abundant in the Keystone
as In every ether Of the eastern states
The state nursery will supply many vari-
eties Of trees. however. 50 that soils pecui-
fairly adapted to a particular variety OF
tree may be utilized. There are now
forest reservations In many Pennsylvan MIA
counties. Maryland also has q few such
reservations. hut why should there not
be IA snecial forestry area set apart in
every Maryland county? II seems likely
that a scheme OF tree planting will be
put into operation In this state in con-
nection with the state highways. This Is
well, but the forestry enterprise should
be more extensive than that. There ought
to be q score Of forests planted under
state management. and every county
should have at least one forest area Of
carefully selected trees as q county enter
prise.
Evening star., 1909-05-12
WHoLEsALE MARKET REPORT

Quotations given below are for large
lots. Jobbers' prices are higher.
EGGs.-Nearby fresh Virginia. 20;
west Virginia and southwest Virginia,
10; Tennessee. 10.
BUTTER-Creamery fancy. 27sa
90; western nrsts. a1a27h: seconds
c7a2S; process. fancy. 26a24: fair to
good. 19a20. store-packed, fresh. i8.
cHEEsE.-New York state factory
new large. 16a16k.
POULTRY.-Chicken winter. per ID.
e5a26: spring, 2SasO: hens. per lb.. 15a
l5k; roosters, per h., 8; keats. per ID.
IL: turkeys. hens, per h.. 17a1S; tur.
keys, toms, per h., 15al6; ducks. per lb.
10a12.
DRESSED PoULTRY.-Turkeys. lisa
pc; per Ai Is. S: chickens. g. per H.. 'sscss aosss
l4ale.
VEGETABLES per bbl.
No. ], 2.d0aS.00: northern. per bu. 1.00a
40; new. bbu.. 4.0Oa450: sweet pota,
toes. per bbl.. a.ooa3.75; yams. per bbl
onions. Texas. per crate, 1.50a1.75
ca bbases. southern. per bbl, l.00a
1.35: eggplant, crate. loOa2.O0; squash
per basket. 75al.OO; peas, per basket,
l.0oac.c5: beans, string. per basket, 200
per bbi. 2sa56; lettuce. per basket
1.00a1.50; tomatoes. per crate. $1.50a
800: radishes. per 100, f.0Oa3.00: celery
per bunch, 40a75; celery, Fla. per crate
1.75ao.50: peppers. Fla. per carrier,
1.:oa1 80; new bests. bunch. 8a7: new
carrots, per bunch, 3a4: rhubarb. per
doz.. .26ae5. :,
GREEN FRUITS.-Apples; per bbl.,
3.50a650; oranges. Fla. per box. 2.00s
$50; oranges. Cal. per box, 3.0OaS. 90
grape fruit. per crate. 4.00a5.0o: pine
ries. North Carolina. per qt.. 6a12.
No. I. 1o0oa16.50; No. ?. 14.50a15.0Q;
mixed. 1I.Ooal4..o0. Straw. rye. bundle,
%. .6Oa24.O0: rye. machine thrash. 15.0Oa
1900: straw, wheat. per ton. l0.00a11 90;
straw. oat, per ton. l0.5oall.oo.
SEEDs.-Aisike. per hu., e00a9.2 25
clover. per bu.. 6.l5a6.5o; Timothy. per
LIVE sTOcK.-Cattie, extra, per
cwt.. 5.5Oa6.00: medium. per cwt., 4.O0a
4.7B: ordinary. per cwt.. 3.00a3.53
Hogs. per cwt. gross, 6.50a7.OO. Sheep
per lb.. 4a5; lambs. fall.. choice. psr
lb.. Gar; medium. g.; spring. choice.
medium. per ID. 74aS.
BEEF CUTS.-Ribs. No. I. per ib..
Is; No. ,. IA; No. 3, II. Rounds. No. /,
per lb., TO-. No. ,, o; No. 3. 8. Loins,
No /. per H.. II: No. .. 10; No. 5. II.
Chucks. No. I. per lb., Q; No. =. s; No.
t3, 6.
WOOL AND HIDES,-Wool. washed.
free of burrs, per H.. 3saS5: wool. un-
washed, per lb., %. Hides. green,
per lb.. 10; hides, dry. per h.. l0al%:
shecpskins. green. each. 75a1.l5: calf
skins, green. each. 1.30a1.50: dry iist
hides. per h.. 1.a1j: dry salted hides.
per lb., l2al4.
GRAIN.-Wheat per bu.. l.4aa1.50.
Corn shelied. per bu, s4a90; ear. per
bbl., 4. .4Oa4.G5 Oats. western white. No.
2, per bu.. 66a7:; mixed. e2aS4. Bran.
per ton, 2s.00a3O.oo. Middiing, per ton.
80 00a39.O0.
Evening star., 1909-05-12
LOCAL FINANCIAL NEWS.

The market for bonds of the Potomac
Electric Company's ''irsts" and the con.
solidated ''fives'' was unusually broad to.
day. and large blocks Of both issues found
buyers at an advance over the curren,
rates, although not ahead of some recent
records. The ''arsts" sold at 1881. and the
consolidated ''hves'' for 1905 and 10.
Washington Railway 'fours" also sold
well at 80.
The demand for the preferred stock OF
Company was mainly for the broken lots
and they were to be had ut 92ia. Fifty
shares were then sold at an advance OF
an eighth of point and twenty-five
shares at 02ss.
There was no more offered at less thar
g. and the bid did not advance beyond
92h An inquiry was made by one of the
brokers IL an op ton on 500 shares could
be had and on what terms. No such op.
ton was offered. but the principal dealer
in the stock said that he would bid 02ii
for such lot.
The bid for Washington Gas rema ined
at 50. where 1t was yesterday. but il
the bid today to buy about 115 shares
before the supply at that figure gave
out. 1t was then offered at co.'s.
A high recent record was made by
Bell Telephone stock when ten share:
was 1855 and the asking price was
100. The advance in the market price
of this stock has been quite rapid, COW
ering only the past few weeks. IT is
said that as it Is 6 per cent stock
the figures at and about par were too
low for it.
The same experience Is happening to
the stock of the parent company. the
American Telegraph and Telephone
Company. which is listed in other mar
kets. 1t Is now quoted at over 140.
while short time back the figures for
it were less than 13O.
Lanston made the biggest advance
that has been recorded since the present
rise set in. Sales were made today rs
high as 1875. while yesterday the high
est price paid for the stock was las
At the close the bid for the stock was
1875 and the asking price 1917.
A bid of 1915 was made for 500 shares
or for any part without result, and also
bids were made about on the same leve
for large blocks. 1t is supposed that the
change in the market for the stock Il
due to the impression that some time next
fall or winter-at any rate. before the
close Of the present year-a dividend or
the stock will be declared, which, it ff
asserted. is going to be at the rate OF
per cent a year upon the par value
Of the stock. r
This win be 81 a share. which will be
equal to over 61a per cent upon value
Of $f5 per share. There has as yet beer
no official announcement Of the inten-
tions OF the company. but it was said
today by one man who is interested In
the stock that ''he got it pretty close from
per cent dividend would be commenced
this year"
Evening star., 1909-05-12
Borneo Inviting to Naturalists.
From the New York Times

There is no country in the world more
inviting to the naturalist than Rorneo
Here are found the flying squirrels. flying
foxes, flying lizards. flying frogs and the
natives report flying snakes Among the
mosct noted birds 10 the little swift Colo
Gala Nidifica. Their nests are eaten BY
the Chinese, and are regarded as a great
luxury These birds build their nests in
limestone caves Of a glutinous saliva
no sticks or any other foreign substances
are used The collection Of these nests is
an important industry with the natives
though they pay q tax on all that they
tale 10 market. The value OF those ex-
ported from British North Borneo in 1907
was $35a.4. They arc served at the great
feasts OF the Chinese. especially at we'd
dinEs.
Evening star., 1909-05-12
Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales.-Rexular call, I2 o'clock neon-Washing-
ton Rwy. and Eiec Is. $500 at 4sll,. 81 900
At ss. 81 600 at IS. $1,000 at So. $1,000 at IS,
Potomac Electric Cons bs 5000 at 1885,
5000 ut 1891. $4,000 at 1854.
=. es E5se'1t at ies 1880 1t sess
Ct ilo, $l.ooo at ITO. $i,o0o at 10. 1900 at
Washington Ruy. and Elec. pfd.. II at s9H.
90 ut sss. 9 st e2.a. 10 at ssla, 20 At ash.
90 sss g aSa s' al. At ss :. 40 ., :. 90 ., ;, 40
25 at 50. Is at SO. % at 50, Is at SO, Is at 90,
at TO-
Bell Telephone Of Pa. 10 at loeK. ) at 1855.
Mefsenthalsr Linotype, at 200.
Lsnston Monotype. % at Is. 35 at Is, q at
IS: 100 at is. 100 at l5ls. 100 at 15h, 100 at
1885,.
After cail--U. S. registered 3s 5000 at 10lla.
u. 8. registered q. $500 At 1917.
Evening star., 1909-05-12
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. Md. May la.-WHEAT-Streng
spot contract; l;*o; spot No red western.
steamer No. red. l.46 southern on grade.
i.4aal. 40.
CORN-Fiimer: spat contract. s0has0ia: May.
Sol. aSOLs: July, S64sas65x: steamer mixed, 76L a
76N: receipts. I0.737 bushels: southern white
corn 7sasl: southern yellow corn. 1IHas0...
OATS-Dull: No. white. 6l4a62; No. )
white 6Ol.a8lL: receipts. II 66S bushels.
RYE-Ffrm: No. 2 western export. SSaSSk: No.
western domestic, SSae9.
f:naIE TnEIGHTS-very dull
Evening star., 1909-05-12
NEW YORK CURB PRICES.
The Age for School.
From the Hospital

Children at the age of eight are often
supposed to be too young or too delicate
for school. They are not. IL they are
sent to a school where there is q proper
amount Of supervision and care Of the in
dividual without eoddling. In the stages
OF late childhood health is almost at it's
best. The disorders OF early infancy have
been avoided or recovered from Many Of
the specific fevers may have .been salts
factorily passed through. The records OF
our hospitals for children show an ex-
tremeiy low mortality at this period. The
brain has almost reached it's adult size.
perception is acute. the mind restless and
inquiring the memory good and lasting.
and the senses keen and alert. There Is
great endurance for short stretches Won
derful vitality and extraordinary activity.
Evening star., 1909-05-12
FOREIGN BANKS.

LONDON. May 12.-Bullion amounting
to s16O0O was taken into the Bank OF
England on balance today.
PARIS. May 12-Ciosing: Three per
cent rentes. o. francs So centines for the
account.
Exchange on London. .5 francs 16 CEN
times for checks.
BERLIN, May 12.-Exchange on Lon
don. 20 marks A pfennigs for checks.
Money, 1s per cent.
Private discount rate. ols per cent.
Evening star., 1909-05-12
Depends on His Wife.

From the Crion County ,Ga.i Banner.
Some days since Mr.. John NJ. Adding
ton Of Cocsa brought US two fine Irish
potatoes, one Of them measuring 10 by II
inches and the other Oh by 1Ola inches in
circumference. We planted them. and
this fall We expect to exhibit something
extra i'm Irish potatoes--if eur wife culti-
yatee them as they should be.
Evening star., 1909-05-12
liverpool Cotton Prices.

Fighting Boo Evans Gays .he reason
shy Sampson selected Hobson to sink
fle Merriniac was because he had no one
,lso whom he could spare. As yet no
.ne has insinuated that the ladies of
ire land selected the gallan. seaman ar
kissing post because Of the same
eason.-- Billings Gazette.