davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-03
REAL
ESTATE

FOR SALE or trade, lots at Spana-
way, 5 or 10 acres at Wodland; 10
acres zinc land is Missouri; 40 acres
oil land in Oklahoma. Owner, 304
Bankers Trust Bldg.
90 acres good rich land. near Ia
coma, close to r. II. station, at $50
per acre, to trade for home in Ia
coma Want to deal with owner
only. No agents. G. IA, care Times
Six-room house and large, level
lots, only ssz6; 800 down and s1s
monthly. See Mr.. Forrest.
GILL HOME INVESTMENT co.
go Pacific Ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-03
BUSINESS
CHANCES
A. HAZARD CO.

Bankers Trust Bldg.
Here Is list of few special
bargains In business Chances,
room. Price $4,000; " cash. This
place, has been clearing $3.50 q
month during years; books will
show everything. Rent $3.50. Long
lease. This is big snap.
Here Is "a Good One, Too
80 rooms of good furniture, all
iron beds. Rent only $50 a month
with a long lease; located 2 blocks
from Pacific ave; $500 will handle
it. Would trade for property.
Here Is a Bargain for Someone
22 rooms. best part of c St, brick
building, good furniture; the rent
is cheap at $50. House full. Ev-
erything right. Price $1,000.
10 ST. Houses Bet. 9th and nth
ST., between 9Th and 18th, where
the price is very reasonable and can
be bought on easy terms. From
rooms UP to 10. Investigate this.
It's good.
Pacific Ave. House
20 rooms, newly furnished; rent
S45 a month, with lease. Price ST.
$50. on terms. Now, If you mean to
buy rooming house at a bargain
READ THIS CAREFULLY
We have a large list of the best
houses in town; also have half in
terest in good cabinet shop, gro
ceries, fruit stands and restaurants
for sale. where the prices are very
reasonable. Better come and see us
about it before you buy.
NOTICE
We trade properties of every
kind. If you want to buy, sell or
trade a rooming house or a bust
ness chance of any kind we will at
tend. to 1t for you, and we are as
ever headquarters for bargains.
A. HAZARD co
205 Bankers Trust Bldg.
Phones: Main S475. Res. A3021
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-03

$4,000 buys Groom bungalow on
N. Cheyenne, strictly modern, bath,
sewer and electric light. Large at
tic; fine neighborhood; 2 blocks to
church, public school, Whitworth
college. Rented at present for $40.
II. l.. ROSENBERGER
$40 California Bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-03

DO You WANT TO SELL YOUR
REAL ESTATE OR BUSINESSf
If so, see me at once. l guaran-
tee to dispose of your property for
cash within 80 days. Reference.
II. NJ. RUTHFIELD
40S Provident Bldg. Main S302
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-03
Prices on Fox IsInnd
and HnlPa pasAncP
RANCHES FoR TRADE

acres in Longbranch. all under
cultivation, 100 fruit trees. all vari-
cities, good we'll. 500 feet water
front, Groom house and chicken
houses. Would trade for city prop
erty Price $4,000. Il cash
FOX ISLAND
10 acres with beautiful water and
mountain view. 49, acres cleared
orchard of about 200 bearing trees,
spring and we'll: new house of 8
rooms. Price $500, with easy
terms. Owner would consider part
trade for city property.
See Il. ID. Bentley, with
MCNEIL " ELLSWORTH
6l2 Bankers Trust Bldg.
Phone Main 1859
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-03
5-ACRES-5
A SACRIFICE SALE

$500, ON EASY TERMS
NORTH END
SWELL 7-HOON CALIFORNIA
BUNGALOW
JUST COMPLETED
STRICTLY MODERN AND Equip
PED WITH EVERY CONVENIENCE
such as living room, 1SN22, with
dandy fireplace. built-in bookcases
and window seats; dining room 1Sx
IS, with built-in china closets and
fancy plate rail; large kitchen and
pantry, with patent cooler; 1 large
bed chambers with extra large clos
let's; full basement, with furnace;
porcelain plumbing; solid brass
chandeliers; larg front porch, facing
the ease; 40 foot lot. 9 feet above
grade. You had better take advant-
age of this without delay if you are
looking for home.
Phone VI. 3O55. W. II. FLINT & co.
423-424 Fidelity Bank Bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-03

OutbuiIdings, IRON fence,
trees. These lots alone are worth
mouth. Two blocks from oar line and
$500 cash, bal to suit. Call ON II. c..
, for keys, TO SO. 3Sth and Yakima.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-03

Bankers Trust Bldg.
PROPERTY THAT Is SELLING
And more sales have been made in
the past two weeks than during the
|entire summer, because people are
now awake to the fast passing OPP
portunities for investment i'm sites
for present and prospective homes,
while prices are reasonable. We
still have choice tracts for quick
sale at
Opportunity Prices ON Fox IsIand
and Hales Passage
6S acres near Sylvan, with 2400
feet of waterfront, and 3 running
springs, for only 800 nm acre. A
part of this can be bought in 10
acre tracts. each having about $50
feet of waterfront, for 500 an acre.
This is the cheapes desirable water
front property on Fox Island at the
present time. and some one is going
to buy Ii. Why not you?
FOR TRADE
IA acres on Hales Passage, over
feet of waterfront, acres cleared
land fenced and under cultivation,
|6-room modern bungalow, water
|piped from springs into house. with
faucets in the strawberry patch; 2
story bank barn. Would trade for
city property. Price $500.
See T. II. Bentley, with
MCNEIL & ELLESWORTH
612 Bankers Trust Bldg.
Phone NJ. 1853
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-03
Removal Notice

FOR SALE-5-acre tract. u clear
ed and improved; 4-roofn house and
barn, fruit trees, running water
Price $4,000. Terms. Address Box
IL. in care Times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-03
REAL ESTATE
sumNrss rRoPHarr-vAcAFr s-HoMns Ac~nAon
$1,000 Big Snap $1,000

Big 7-room house, light, gas,
ETC., fine lots, 23 bearing fruit
$4,000. House rents for $40 per
this side of So. 4Sth st. Terms
Oeder the instaIIment contractor
Both phones.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
- - IL -,

UTTER-crraue-7. fancy. g. Western f7s.s.
M seconds 2il5. process. fancy. zlss5; fair %
good zzz. dzirJ. c5g.oe. zla2zi good Isar7. zo7s
pzczed. frCsh. EGl6
CHEEsE-NeE York state. faucy. IszEs. 1szaI7:
Do. snail I7aI-iE-
EGG-Nezr-by. fancy. free cases. III. do. West
virginia ard Southwest Virginia. free cases. 19.
Tennessee. free cases. Is North CErO,ina, free
LIVE PoULTRY-Chirksns. aas. spring ss5.
hens. 15: roOzie-s- s. ducks large lszI4. do
snaii. TslZ; gssse Ta3. Co.. fancy. IoaI2; turkeys
tons. Is do. hens. IS; tgrkeys, TIN. l2aI5 keats
IcaiE
DRESSED POULTRT-Turkeys. ca0ins unduuu.
hens sdazl. d.. ave-ags u1drsEn. SAB. 6o. thin
DO. SEAL. Isao; hens. Z; 1oosters. sale; ducks.
lEaI6: Ccese, l0alzi5
DRESSED MEATS -Cslvca. fuH dressed. 9alo; d..
heads o. %: hes dressed calves. 6; hans co7Iutry
s-rar cured, IZz-4, hens. snail and neat pe- cst-
s0oas %; do. MEDIUM. 7-ooa-0 do heavy 55oas %
VEGETABLES-Potatoes. ho1e-gEoVa. per brs-,
LOO: pcT Dbl, Z5aS0o; EssteD Shore. Der bbi.
20225o. sweet potatoes Ter hol-. 25ea275: yaTls.
~ bhL. l5ai15: esparaEls dozen 2Eas.09.
rqrrots peT btL L=aL4s crcnbs7s, Der
basket. L0aL5o: celery. Ter dozen stalks. ga
80. cshbare. Ger bhI L01aLy0. cauliforer Per bbI
T-5a1 81. ouions per bus 7aaS0. Maryland ard Viz
gi-ia. per bb. LS5al75: Ohio, peT bbl., L75s2oo;
lcttucs Florida per bbl-. LooaL50; tomatoes. 20
as
GREEN FRUITS-OTanEss- choice. Der boz. 3oaS
400: FioTida. pe- 0ox Se3a2E: grape fruit per box
zoo22 %: apples King. per b6i-. 3ODs55o YORK In
peraI packed. s-60al 60; Ben Davis packed. 550s
Is. Vine SAP p1CEe-. S.751z5cs Ai0emaT1e PiDDin.
G0Ca5oo E0o1 20 prime. 2oeas7o; pcr 20 fair. LSes
20: openhsad barrels. cumnon 70 goOd. L0ozL 50;
fancy table fruit. 50oa6Uo: z-snbeufes. Cape Cod
ps- hbl 7.Ooas0o. SO.. standard cTate. zeoa2 =;
pnezppes Florida. per crate, 275a2oo; strawberries
quar- Iosm
DRIED FRUTTS-AppIes. sliced fancy. &. do,
sliced. bright. 314: cherries. u blsckbenies. 4;
Strawberries. e raspber1es. Y
GRAIS-Wheat. Southern. On s=s6e, L25sl-5S; Tye.
T5as5; CON- shelled white soa5; do yellow. S9ss5:
new. ear s25a4 50; cats, Wessern white, No 2. 6oz
s.: old mixed 62a64
SUNDRIES-BeesSsx. .; tsll0w. ssslzi honey.
white clover. I-Ih new. Is; do. 2l5-. neS. loal2;
ginseng per h.. 5ooa55o: seneca. per Ib-. 20:
golden seal saa45 pink l2al4: mandrake, 2a3; sake
root s.; walnut kernels. dry. Ga25.
WOOL AND HIDES-Tool, washed. free cf bun,
per h. 3: d. unWsshed. free q bars, per lb-.
Q; DO. burg per ID. Eals; hides. green, per h,
Q: do, dry, per h lSals; sheep SKINS ETeeu.
each 75sL08; Do. dr. each aSo; calf skins. green,
each. LOoaLs0; mUszTaU. each. S2a34; black. each.
s5a40: skunk. each. black, L75a2E; mink. each,
L0Oz50o. rabbit skins. each. J; ODossUl, each,
2s40: raccOu each szio3s fox. red. each. LOAF %;
Do. gTsy. escA. SaL0o.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

Nez York. April E.-BUTTER-FTun-- Receipts.
RT5 Creamery. 25a3stz; State dai-y, tubs, i9z24
. imitation cTezmery. fTsts, &aI
EGGS-Easy. Receipts 800 Nearby white
fancy ~: mixed 2; fresh, frsts, Z1za22
MIL. FEED-Fiun- Spring bran I03Ih SACKS
70 arrive 500: standard milling. 22eo; city bran
&B, in buIk; Western red dos. SD. 70 arrive;
,-frter wheat bran II l0o-ib sacks sczrcc nominal
OATS-Steady: small trade No. e white 6laslls
Nc. g. white, 59a5si; No. l. white 5siza5g; natural
ard clipped white, On track. 59a74
FIOUR-Firzn- Spring patents 6-5a6-50; clears,
gHssE: winter strlights. 69z65- Clears. 5Isa560;
Kansas strzghts. IN sacks. 575aSl9; Kansas clears
50oa55.
RYF FTOUR-Steady. dealirrs moderate. zs5as s.
CORN MEAL-Stesdy, limited trade. Kiln dried
fo- expert. Sc; coarse meal. n bags L5oz1-a.
HAY-Rscsipts 50 tons, inactive. Prime timothy
a. No a. No . So. No > 3
STRAW-Heceipts, % tons. Strong light Offer
ioes Long re. 40
BFEF-steady; trade inactive. Family. lLo1al4 20:
uacstt. iS 50sIs.75
TSIIOW-DrH; steady City. IN hozshrads. 81.
IARD-Stsady. Prime Western. I0s5; city. B.50.
resned Continent 1Lo5- South American, no: re-
sned Brazilian. kegs. Izeo; oieosea-ine. Iz7; lard
s+r7rire. dull New York ard Chicago. d
STCAR-RaW sugar a shade lover On a sale of
q soa hars Cuba csntrfuEzi now loading option
NsYr York Boston. OF Philsdeipha. Et s-Is basis
a tssf cost and freight eIuzl % 2e7 duty-psid-
: s-sr-, aaoat vas offered a. the sane prioe but
-. rIscsd Duty-paid rates Centrifugal s5 test
o. 1IusearzdO 59 test. So, molaSses sugar. So
fest. 81. At Dsndon Aprl was HID lower. and
other months were I'd lover with april and May
-,ssted I5s glzd ard August IDS 81.
NAVAL ST0RES-Spirits turpentine steady ma
-l5ne made barrels. -ea4ssz; Savannah. Ssz Rosin
,tzssv s55 for ccnmon - E0SS strained Tar
stssdy. unchanged. 80 fo- OIL bzzTelS-
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Bssssno-s. Ap-I E-Quoszdo1s established b ths
Baltimore Fr-zf ard Prodzc Association s-s a
foIi0Es:
BUTTEE-Crsanery, sepazto-. pr u. 50: fus-
taIioa pe- b. 2z25; prints 5z-Ib-, pr II, 5aSl;
d. I-Ic. psr Il. Sasl; boczS ll5-, PEI b. 5aSi
dz5ry p-irrs Maryland. PernSylTaziz. and VI
siuia. per n lsaI7. Virginia and West VfrEiziz
-, -4--.-s.-s - ~ 7ss7s- fITf, sto-.-s-sss
Per -. s5zl7; marry rolls per H. las: Ohio.
rolls. pCr ID. las; West Virginia. -clis. ~ ID,
FGcs-srsr7ia-a. Pzuus7irazis. ard near-S7 srs.s.
- doz. z; Ezstsrn Shore, Ms-5lznd- ard w
Ziniz ~ du-. .. T0tEl frS-s. pI d1Z. II
Wesc Virginia. peT DIX. =.
LIVE POCLTRT-YSzag chickens. ss . size, Pe-
H. SEP; old hs1s heary-Esish- pE H. a
uiate- chicksns. Ia &c - loS- DsT b. "a:
sITL1E clsckg1s. I u. and E1dsT. PcE l5.s S5zs2
ducks. per ID. u; d.. White Pek1s pe- b, l3.
pigeons yoc1e- par 215; do Cd rsr. =:
Srines fowls. Cd. each, 3
POTATOES-White. nearby. p-tns. ps- bus ga
l65; do. Wesse-n Maryland ard Pennsylvania.
bus, L1oaL0; DO. Western prime. per bus-. ila
LGs. d. 1sT FlEid2 ~ b5L. ESol6-6o
sweets. EzstzB sh0-e ysLess, pE bbL. 32Ss559s :
Do. North ClToli-a- yelloEs. PEI bol. SsaS59; do.
fancy DeisFsTe. Te- bb-- SSaA15; ye-loEs, pe-
bzs LC2I g: P0zOuzCs. pgr b6L. 351l175. Tz1.s
Virginia. pC- b. 1890; 60. Surth Csr0li1a
fancy. peT b1l. AI5sz2
GRFEN FRUITS AND FEGETABLES-Apples.
Western Maryland ard Pennsylvania. Per bb-.
packei- SeoasoG; Do, New Eork, asserted. pe- b.
S5a50os asrzzEus. ChzrlsStou- IsT doz-. Ehile.
Z00az5G; Co. zeeu. SSo2A25: Eas-eT1 shore. Mar
land ard Virginia, per 6oz-, 25s51o; bets Flo-l6a
psr c7zie z25a250; d. Charleston. pr bunch, -
csbbagcs FlGida. De- Gzte, Ll5az5: Do. ncT
Charlsston rer cate LT5a25o: crle-T. Fl0Efdz- uer
crate, L5oa15o; do. homegrown, per bunca- 2zs
c1cumbe-s. FIcTidz, psr baS., 20Ca5.S5. eEEplsuts
Florida pr Tzte, Soos15e; gTspe fruit, Flo-ldS,
per box, SGsa5o; kAls. natiTc, psI bbL. 5saL50g
lettuce No--h Carolina, per hsS- Gals DO,
Florida pcr bss. 5aig5 ouions. NsE Eo7k and
Weste-n. Der BIS. Looel-lo; oranses. Flo-sdz, pe-
box as 10 size. Z51a3So: do. Cslfo-ris, pE cate,
20oa27s; spinach. native. per bus box. Sa55; Co.
Norfolk. per bb- l5aa00: squash. florida, peE
crate, 2oa258. straEberTies. Flo-i5a. psT G.. ez9s
FTre1 beans. Florida ps- has, LT5e2ao; Eax bea1s
Flo-ids Per bas-. L8sL75s tomatoes. FloT1da- pE
czrieT, L5sz5o: tuuips. native. p- bus. Ian
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. April S.-Wheat to-day was frni ocTn,
strong; oats. steady; re, a. better prices, and
-four. unchanged
Wheat-Spot contract. LaoaL4oli; SPOT No red
Western. LsoaI-49is; Nay L3 asked; July, Ll0s
ll5s% steamer No. red LS7al-s71t: receipts I256
bushels: Southern or grade. LSaL&
CORN-SDot contract 79s7sl@ April G9a79ss; May,
7ea79N: July, II steamer mixed 75a75A; receipts.
4T5s bushels; Southern white CON, 7515s7s; South
era yellow c1Tn- 55a1s.
0ATs-stock IN elevators. I9esls bushels: ship
ments from elevators. 6.3s bushels White. No. 2.
Soa55sz; do, No ,, 5s3sa5sz; DO. Nc 4. 56lzaS
mixed No. l. 55a55s-
RYE-Stock in elevators. T5 5Os9 bushels: shipments
from elevators. l@ bushels No ? Western rye.
export. s7lzasS: No. 3 Western uptown deliTery.
-; No. 2 Western re uptown. sass; bag lots as
TO quality and condition. T5as4.
BARLEY-Stock IL elevators. ls76 bushels.
FLOUR - Winter extra, 5Ioa5.5o, winter eiear
67oa5g: winter straight. 6s5a6ID: winter patent
6S5a6.s5; sprf7s clear. z-soa5lo; spring straight
5s5a5So; spring patent 6.20as45: City Mills. besf
pttent T.E; City Mills hiSh-grzde patent ass
City Nils high-gzde straight, SIS: City MilA
choice family, so; City Mills extra, 5odssis; rye
aour. medium to choice, 4z5eE0: oonneal, per
100 lbs. L65ai.so.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Washington Gas for the past two days
has been the uppermost subject Of con-
versation about the banks, brokerage Of
fees. and cafes where business men as
semble for luncheon. Moreover, some Of
the directors Of the company have re-
vealed q portion Of the proceedings Of the
meeting at which the determination To re-
duce the price OF gas and the declaration
OF the extra dividend were reached.
II appears that as the problem pre-
sented Itself 10 the directors, with the
attitude Of Congress. the public, and
shareholders one Of more or less con-
stant criticism. it was thought good
policy 20 make some concessions which
would affect al concerned favora5ly. 1t
was considered that the declaration Of
the dividend OF 3 a share upon the stock
on July I would tend TO satisfy the stock
holders. It was further thought the re-
duction Of the price OF gas to the con-
sumer 10 per cent ought 10 plaeate him,
and that the action Of the company in
doing both OF these things voluntarily.
without any pressure from legislative
power, would have a tendency 10 satisfy
WaAeA u LAAt-ci 1A-yA ~ ~ -lA0 eSA-e~A-N-- -
Capitol Hill
It has been said by the directors that
the board was actUated by e sincere de-
sire TO meet the conditions as best It
could be done IN such a way as 10 inspire
confidence in the community. It is said
10 be much OF surprise that the action
Of the directors has not been accepted in
some quarters in a better spirit.
As 10 the effect OF the dividend and re-
duction OF the price Of the nluminant
upon the value Of the stock OF the COM
pany there Is g variety OF opinion The
facts are that the declaration OF the
dividend Of s. a share win put the stock
for the year 1873 upon about a per
cent basis at the market price OF the
shares. That it IS suggested ought 10
increase It's selling value in the market
Il is argued that the reduction IN the
price Of gas viii be more than met in an
Increase OF business, and that there VIII
be no real diminution OF revenue TO the
company
In this view Of the case the capitalize
ton Of the company upon a basis equal
to the value OF its plant Is reserved for
next year. at a time when Congress shall
have voted 10 GLOW such capitalization
That Il IS argued viii be Of great sd-
vantage TO the stockholders Of record
when the distribution OF the new stock
takes place
From operations yesterday on the local
exchange nothing significant with ref
erence 70 Gas stock developed beyond
the fact that It vas in good demand II
sold on call al q slightly declining scale.
and after call the stock came out more
freely az a slightly lover level still II
was made evident that q considerable
amount Of the stock should be taken al
present figures. but the bids for st were
not carried upward in the hope OF bring
ing out the stock
The trading on the exchange as whole
was active and well distributed over the
list at firm prices.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.
ssls.-RsEslar ean. z . -:

sales-Rszulzr czu. z oc.ock noon:
Washington Gas csrrfcztos. 80 81 l09. % at i02.
Washington Railway and Electric Is. $50 AZ 81.
Potomac Electric oons- s. s. 600 at lo5is, S-.ao3
a. l0s5s. 500 ar 49,
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. % a.
81 az 92a-
TssAingrca Gas. x At ~. = At ~. z at IA
MeTgenthaler Linotype. at 2r@.. 10 az GG1s- %
a. IN. % e. III At ~
National Metropolitan Bank. az "a.
Graphopho1e preferred % st %.
After cail-washiuStcr Gas. 10 a. -. 3 a.
~ . AZ - . a. ~
washin-toa Rsilzsy snd Electric IS s. 600 A. 81
S;sG8 az 81
WasbluE-c1 Railway and Electric preferred. = a.
~
Ms-Eunthale- Linotyue. . az 2T1s. 70 a aTA
Following are the bid and asked prices yesier-
days Washington stocz Ezchange:
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
NO FORMAL DEFENSE MADE.
Benson Contends Government Has
Not Proven Case.

No formal defense was offered yester-
day by counsel for John AZ Benson. On
trial in Criminal Court No. l on the
charge of bribing two government clerks.
Attorneys Campbell and Birney asked
their clients acquittal on the ground that
the government had not proved its case.
Following yesterdays argument for the
prosecution by Special Attorney Pugh,
United States Attorney Baker viii ad-
dress the jury to-day, and the case viii
probably go 10 the jury this afternoon.
Justice Gould overruled the motion OF
Benson's attorneys that the court in
struct the jury for acquittal. IN pre-
senting the motion Tuesday, Attorney
Campbell contended that a scheme had
been cOncocted by Detective Burns OF the
Secret Service 70 get Benson TO give
money 10 Woodford D. Harlan. depOsed
division chief in the General Land Office,
and that the money had been given for
past and not future acts. and therefore,
did not constitute bribery. The court
held that those points must be decided
BY the jury
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Q-1tati1us furnished b y. r H5b5s & Co.
meubers Of the Chicago Board Of Tze5s, Hibbs
Building. * Fifteenth S;7sst northwest
Chizso. Apul &.-Whezt today VAS frn and
highsr within ire rzaEs q LE7s AZ LE%- The
opeuiuz vas higher than yssts75zy's closiug from
= 70 - cents On the difers1t z,o1thS TIE open-
M r-ios for Nay Vas TIE hignsS- s1d fer July q
a5rzrcs q I5s points TZS gained IN the early
t-a5izz. Ire e-ly sreuS-h q TIE market Ess due
20 ber-sr cables la-gs sales q s1z- e Mlz1eapo-s
and coid weather iu tie No-thEes-. Ehich- i vas
thought. might inllre TIE cu1- PTO1t-Jskins
checked the advance about r,on, ard pr-ces sagss5
away sbo1t ous poiut -aLzi-- trifs Il IRE latest
--azSzc1C-s
Co-a had sharp rfss n -he early ope-zG01s Il
fls Pr due 20 about The sane cl-sss tAac Gdecssd
ne vhess uzrhes- Later Z lie day 1ls-e Sas 3
f-on o. ahds-r ? centK
oats Ec-s sesady ard I'm. Al S5out last nights
lsTe--
Prorisious he'd ve-y vel a. p-i7es sever % zirs
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
steamer to Garry Crowds,

IN compliance with the request Of the
committee in charge Of the Alexandra
Homecoming week, the steamer Queen
Anne. Of the Potomac and Chesapeake
Steamboat Company, VIII make ten or
more round trips from the Eighth street
wharf az convenient hours tomorrow 10
accommodate the numerous organizations
going to Alexandra 70 participate IN the
parade.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ng= YORK. April &-CATTLE-RecciptS 2.7a
head. Steers. 6Zas55: bulls. 40aS9o: coEs. 20Cs
40; dressed beef dun and steady.
CALyES-Receipts 800 head; strong. yeals.
T0s77 dressed calves firm, &c higher; city dressed
Veals sal2; country dressed 7ai0is-
SHEEP AND IaAaIBS-Receipts 1879 head
Wooled sheep 5.95a6a0. clipped sheep. 4oaa5 %;
unshorn lambs. T0ssz5; clipped lambs, 650aT %;
moderate MsTY5snd spring lambs. 515.
HOGS-RscziDts. $50. st-onz AZ g.soa7.7z
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29

New Yo-k. April HEAT-Hi=her: dulL
No. northern Duluth 20 arrive. LoSz No.
nd E O. b. 10, No. hard. New Fork Z. O. b.
-: No. Nscarcui Ia. T. o. b; No. ! Mani
tots 2 O b. IL Nay n early June LEHs
Exuo-lers took GothinE-
CORN-StrouE-r cl scarcity. Nc. elevator. s.:
NJ. z o. p, spot 7siz; 70. . yellow. I. o. B..
~: No 2 white. + O b. Siz
E1p1T1ers took nothing.
RYE-Sczrce; lfeless No. 2 T. O. b, nominal r.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
NEW YORK MONEY

Nev YORK. ArrI E-M01ey or cal op@ned At
? pr cent. HiShes-. ?; loves. IL; closing II
pr cent. Most q the loans az : Ter cent.
Tine money without chznge; business dur. TIE
decline II call money rather diminished the de-
mand. but lendeTs are uot inclined TO put out
money below asked p7ices
Rates. ZsaZs4 pr cent for sixty ard ninety days.
zs1s5 per osnr for four and FIVE months ~ per
ceut bid. obtsinabls az PEI cent foT SIX months:
5iza5zs fo- over the rear
Mercantile IapeE of the best-known names issued
E-r-i--fr
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
wAsHIxGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTJE-Ezra. per ext. 5ZsG0; busche. L1a
L55; Common. 20aS0.
ewt- 6e0a6-5
LAMBS-Choioe. 9; medium. s.
SHEEp-Pine, iSosS-0e; common, 250sGN.
CALvES-Prine pr h. s; medium. g. commoz.
5zS
C0ws-Prne. frssh. each. S6.eossSoes coz52os.
&oosSa0o: Old snd dry, Do0alaM
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished By ". B. Hib6s & Co.
members of the New Tork Stock Exchange, Hibbs
BuildfnE, IS Fifteenth street northwest.
New York, April &-Cottcn opened very strong
to-day fve TO SIX points above last nights closing
Gables were better than due and spot interests
supported the market early. P'ro.it-tsking and
selling pressure exerted by the bears weakened
I-ices abOzt midday and the several mouths sold
OF Is 70 % points before the close. At the end
the market vas dcm0raiized and weak
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29

All advertising contracts made By The
Washington Herald are based upon its
bona fde circulation-a circulation II
Washington larger by thousands than was
ever before attained BY any morning news
paper at the Capital It's books are open.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished b5 ". B. Hbhs & Co.
nenbe-s New York Stock Exchsngs. Hibhs Bald
ing. rs Fifteenth street northE&E
CALL MONEY-SALES BY HOURSs
Il
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
Big GAINS ARE MADE
Market Opens Strong and
Closes at Advance.
STEEL STATEMENT THE CAUSE

Rise Comprised All the Leading
Shares, and the Ma-I<et Was the
BrOadest Seen This Tear-Large
Purchases for Foreign Account.
Pig Iron Traders Are withdraw
ing from the Market.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
BALTIMORE sTOCK MARKET.

baltimore. Arsa &-Foll0Bing are The sales and
auotatiozs On TIE most active securities listed on
the Baltimare stock Exchange:
SALES
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
CURB MARKET.

Quotatious furnished by ". 3 Hibbs & Co.
members q the NsE Tcrk Stock EEchs1Ee. Hibbs
l.ltIrr- 7Z5 Frfssrth street uorlaEsst.