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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-12-18

ing whom many OF the boys swing
themselves out OF their hammocks
unusually early In order to dress
the ship with holiday greens ere
the sun Is up.
Usually the glbes for the on
GERS are reserved for the minstrel
show In tho evening, but there
have been occasions In the history
OF the navy when the blueiackets
played decidedly practical Jokes on
thoir superlors In connection with
the Christmas dinner For In
stance, at Shanghai. China. n few
years ago. delegation of the en-
listed men got ashore almost as
soon rs the ship dropped anchor In
port, and having forestalled tho
wearers OF gold braid they proceed
ed to corner" the limited market
OF turkeys, Thus they had plenti'
full slices OF the light and dark
meat NJ their spread, while the
ward.room mess had TO put up with
not altogether satisfactory sub
stitute. The high prices paid for
fowl on this occasion constitute
but one of many illustrations that
might be cited to prove how lavish
are the bluejackets In their eNpen-
ditures when It comes to providing
ammunition for the proper observ.
ance of Christmas.
The mischioyous nature OF those
boys grown tall crops out In the
character Of many OF the contests
that take ps,Te on Christmas after
noon. There are boxing, wrestling
and fencing contests that are In
deadly earnest, but there are also
such merr!ment makers as egg
races, potato races. three.legged
races. sack races, etc, and finally
there are ludlcrous pie.eating con.
tests and similar stunts. A time
honorod Christmas prank aboard
Yankee fighting ships Is that
wherein n procession Of fantastic.
ally garbed sailors visits the cap.
tain's quarters, carrying a bucket
Of whitewash, and petitions the
commanding officer TO literally or
hguradvely wipe out all scores or
dement's standing against members
oi the crew for minor infractions
OF the rules. II the master OF the
craft Is not utterly lacking IN that
tact and discernment which makes
for popularity In the navy, he hast.
ems to take coguizance OF the spir.
Il of the day by granting this re.
quest for universal clemency.
The opportunities for enjoyment
open TO our American bluejackets
at Christmas have been materially
enhanced by the present policy OF
having the warships, whenever
possible spend the holidays In
some populous port, For instance,
the plan at this writing, Is to have
the big battleship fleet spend
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-12-18

Christmas in New York harbor. This means plen.
~ of entertainment for the blueJackets when they
have shore leave" and II likewise gives many OF
the tars opportunity to entertain fair friends
aboard and proudly show them over the floating
fortress.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-12-18

reunion that most other people enjoying
week of December OF ~ Uncle Sans tas
may enjoy an od.ashonocd Christina n the ship TO
which he is attached happens to be In where his
or other relatives reside naturally contn.
goncy for any blue The naval
Is bound to be away home Christmas and he lays plans
accordingly.
Many OF the features of the Christmas program
the navy indicate all else that Of animal spirits
that might expected from whole community Of redboodod
and miitanty healthy young who have been
for some time previously This accounts for the
given to sports athletic the yuledo program
OF course muscular competitions do not monopoe attention
ON this day days There other rcdeer the
twenynfh OF December. forgetting the traditional Christ
mas spread and inevitable minstrel show which
rounds out the day in connection with these by the way
that the play OF the pans, the priyi
ope of practcing they claim their nalenabe
on such occasions.
Your keenwitted sailor dearly loves Joke any
occasion and all through year the bueackes display
propensity playing prank that might be expected OF body
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-12-18
rANKARD SOLD FOR S1s7,5oo
Wonderful Piece Of Work Made In i47T
Purchased by Royal Museum
In Germany

Gcrlln Gcrmauy-A wonderful
unlprd Of Gothic style. made In 1871
uul held ever since that time by thu
town OF Gn.lnr. Hormnny. has boon
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-12-18

Il ordered that such functions shall take place on
some other day and that the men be given prac
tically free day for their own amusement
Bluejackets who do not attend as participants or
onlookers the Christmas athletic program may
often be found on IL. holiday reading In some nm
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-12-18

bIiIty which comes With The comforting assurance
OF an unfailing supply OF substantial food and
warm clothing At Christmas this spirit reaches
a climax. The tars play pranks ON each other;
they play pranks on their officers, who cannot
resent such attentions at this time and they are
pretty apt to play pranks on every body In sight
They start In before daylight on Christmas morn.
The Southern farm gazette., 1909-01-30

0NE. of the three rules
~ given for tho saving OF
fertilizer money IN our
$50 More Year article
this week is. Stop buying
nitrogen
We farmers OF the South
waste millions OF dollars an
nually in the purchase OF
this. the mos, expensive End
mos, easily los, OF plan, foods
Our soils need it. j, is true
no, only the little dnbblc OF
4 - IN Wounds PR acte
which VIC give them. bu, Ter
larger quantities. VIC waste
money. no, because VIC buy
something We do no, need.
bu, because VIC buy some
thing ,ha, VIC nigh, sc, for
nothing. Over every acre ot
our soil there floats 81 .0O0.-
600 worth oi this element:
and VIC may have all we need
Of !, for the taking. This
crop OF Iron cowpeas. so~n
alter harvest. likely added.
no, five or ten. bu, u to ioO
pounds OF nitrogen to each
acre OF land on which 1t
grew.
II Mr.. Shuiord had boush,
,ha, nitrogen he would have
The Southern farm gazette., 1909-01-30

Manurv and W.
Ones. a
and
H.
OF South w
Three YouN To
lo,.M Manure of
COO Stockman L. Shuford
Women T. Rauch
Probably be Used
wber, Of BE
The Southern farm gazette., 1909-01-30
What You Will Find in This weeks ISSUE

rr,,,e,io, Increased Albert Murphy II
Are Wasting Dr y a Knapp
u,,, Farming, A. L. French
Fce for Vegetables " + Massey -
es bushels of Acre A. Cannon "
$500 More aicarr How I" MAX" ''-'
,o,,. v,. -, ,,u,,.r ...............,.....,,...'
The Southern farm gazette., 1909-01-30
Volume XIV. No. 10.


ME-. cf the three rules
J given for tho saving OF
fertilizer money IN our
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Buying bonds was the chief feature OF
business on the local stock exchange yes
terday. 4 large block OF Potomac EIec-
tric Power Consolidation bonds were sold
at Ios Is, amounting to s12OO0 face value.
The seller OF the bonds made several
efforts 10 advance the price but as soon
as this was done the buying ceased. and
came back 10 the original figure. Finally
the seller refused TO part with more IN
less a higher price was paid and the
offering advanced But the buyers were
not tempted. and the selling ceased. though
il is understood more Of the bonds remain
unsold-
Washington Railway and Electric pre-
ferred came out somewhat freely at %
and % Is. an advance upon the current
prices for this security.
Washington Gas sold about 100 shares
al S. 5-S TO IS 1-2 The stock was all taken
by the principal buyer OF this security
and added 70 the large accumulation OF
shares which he has made in the past
three months.
The balance Of the trading was small.
Mergenthaler sold one share al 90 IA.
National Metropolitan Bank sold FIVE
shares al %. Washington Loan and Trust
sold seven shares at 305. National Union
Insurance sold thirteen shares at 3-S.
and. after call. Capital Traction sold
--eety shares az 1S5-
The market for iceaI securities IS very
firm, and day BY day there is generally
only q small fraction between buyer and
seller, the market being marked by small
fluctuations and what IS generally deSig-
mated as a strong and healthy tone.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25
NEW YORK MONEY.

Ner Yok. AIsy 2-Ste-lils today vas steady.
WITH rates u1chanEed- Rates f-r actual b--siaess
ciossd- Sixty DAYS 4s52ais s5. demand ss7-1sf $50
calsS. 5s7s5af.s-25. Commercial bi'-s were 49,
f-- ninety days ard Es5ssa4s51s for sixty dzyA
F--- tills were Ls5ss f'r sixty 5sys: e-asn. 4s6
Tie supply Of gain ard crtto1 bills vas scarce
Money On call a. The stocE eEcazEEs opened a
? PER esut; highest. .; I0uest. II; ciosi1z, -
- cert Most q the days loans were made a.
- per cent
TIDs money Cpeled the Teek without material
cha1Es- Tnsre vas at-1ia7ce q funds Offered
especially for the short PERIODS The demand vas
snzu. and oguf1ed almost entirely 20 ore--the-
rear period Rates sixty days 2Zz per cent:
ninety days, Zsa-'s rer cent tc1- months "a
p per ce1t; FIRE months Etz5 Der cent. SIX
months. 3asi< ps- cent eight months siza5z. rsr
eel-. me moths. "a u csn-.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

baltimore Nay 2s-ouotations estahtished b TIE
Baltimore Fruit and Prcduco Association are a
follows
BUTTER-Crsams-y. separator. per ID, 8a5
imitation. 70. "a. T-ints. sz-lb. per 10. SaS
d.. Ilb. per h. Sssl. blocks. 2-Ib. pzr b. so
81: dai-y prints. Maryland. Pennsylvania and
Virginia Der b. BaI3; Virginia and West Vir-
gl1iz stcrepaczed- pr b.. l5ai5; Ohio, store
Dack0d- per ID. l5aIT; nearby. rolls per p. I7aIs
Ohio rolls. psr n. HAS: West Virginia rolls. per
b. 16aI7
EGGS-Ma7yland. Pennsylvania, and nearby Hrs.s,
pe- doz-- "a: Easten Shors. Maryland, and Vir-
gina. per dcz. IA: Western frsts, per doz-, IA
West Virginia, pr doz-, IA.
LIVE POULTRY-Oid hens hea7y-5eIsht pa-
b. ls; sp-1g chi0zens, ~ lbs ard ove-. pe- b.
H.. Za3; d1cks. per h, p; do. white Pekins,
Dsr D., =: pigeors. young. per pair 9ag5; do, Old
palr. 3 guinea fowls, old, each, .
P0TATOES-Whise. nearby. prime. per bus.
sla5; do, Wests-a Maryland ard Pennsylraria,
prime uer E1S-. 55aeQ; 90, New York. prime. pe-
bus. S5z95: Do. Western prime, per bus ssas0: do
rev Florida. No L pe- b6l A00a3. %; do Charles
ton. Der bbi. 40laA5o; sweets. Eastern shore yes-
lows. per b5l. 25ca4.00; do, North CsToliuz ysl-
lows. per Dbl, Ae0a45o; do. fancy Delazare. PER
Dbl, s-oozs53: Potomac pe- bb-- 35oa400: yelloTs
per has. LEaL5o; yans Virginia. per b5L. Liza
200: do. North Carolina. fancy psr bbl- 20Ia25o
GREEN FRUITS AND YEGETABLES-Aupe
Weston MRrJlzld and PeunSylTania. packed. usr
b5!-. Sooa4.oe; DO, New York, asserted. per Dol,
S5oa5.G0; asparagus. Eastern Shore Maryland and
Virginia. per d0z L00a2O0. beets FLORIDA. pcr
cTats Zo1s250; DO. CaaTlestOn. per bunch. 2ss;
cabhagss. North Carolina. peT crate 0aS: do
Norfolk peT bbl. 5es70 ceisTy Florida, per czats,
l-59a259; homegrown, pr bench, 3al; cucUnbers.
Florida, per has. 75al5o; eEgpIants, Florida per
crate L5oa2G5; grape fruit. Florida. Der box 3u0a
SEQ: lgttuce. North Carolina, QeT has. 5oal 90;
Orzns-s. California, per box, 70 size. 2Sa3 @;
PEAS RapDahaunock. Ter standard bbl 20oaZ 3;
do. Per 1z-bol. bas-, soaS5; YORK River Der bbl,
zoo. pr 1s-bbl- has, seze0; do, Norfolk. PEI II
bbl. bzS. 6sso: spinach. native. PER bus. box, 90
=; squash Florida pr cate, 75sl25; Strawberries
Southern. Der quart. 4as; DO. Virginia per quart
sac: do. Eastern Shore, Maryland, per quart sac;
do. RappzhAzncck pcr quart, sas: green bans.
Florida, peT bss.. I0oal75; wax besus Florida. PEI
has. Loz2O0; tomatoes, Flozida, per carrier.
I5os5cs
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET
Pncss quoted ars xhoissale.I


BUTTER-CreameTy TanJ. Z5: Western eryt1
esaSls: sscosds. 2s1; process fancy 2: fair tc
good. Gaa dairy choice. Fan; good Isals: store
packed fresh. IsaI7-
EGGS-Ne2r-ry. choice. free cases. ~: do. re-
turnable cases, q; West Virginia and Southern
West Virginia free cases. %; CO.. TSturzble cases.
lsllsz; Tennessee. free cssss. p; do. returnable
cases. Iglz. North Carolina, FREE czses Is do, -
tuTuable cases Isis-
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. 3aE; spring. zaS;
hens. I51s: roosteEs. 6; ducks. large g do. snail
sac; geese sa7; do faney sal0 turksys toms. Ia
I5: d0.. hens. 3; turkeys thIa. 70; keats. IoaI2
DRESSED POULTRY-TGrkeys. choice, urdrsw1
hens. Balls. Co. average. undrawn. l5als. d. Tin
Il. chickens Eas; hens, l6alz; roosers, 20; ducks
lsal5. geese, Sal3
DRESSED MEATS-Hsms. county. szssr cured.
lZlsaI5
EGEFABLES-Posztoes. pez bbl., ZsaZs0; do.
per BIS L0oaLI5; sweet potatoes Der bbi.. 275a
S75- yaus. per bbl.. L75a2-50; Asparagus, ps- doe
2EssGl: cabbage. Per bbl. c-ate L1zIZs: celery.
Florida. rer cate. Z00a255; clC1mbers. psr has
I0oa200; lettuce NOr-h Carolina. per bas L0osl5O;
onions. Bermuda, Der crate, L51al-75: Texas. per
crate L5al.75; peppers. Florida. De- carrier LC1a
%: strinr beans TsT has. L5a225; tomatoes. Der
box, 20oa250; tomatoes, choice. L75a20o; rhubarb.
doz 25a30: beets. bunch. Sa5s peas. has. 1Za2Oo
GREEN FRCTf+A7ples. Ben DAVIS. S5lzs CO.
Vine Sap. 37a5O0: AIbemzrle PIDDin 5OOs6 50:
fancy table fruit. 5-Na65e; oranges. florda, bright
Der box Sooa3-5o: California nsFels, Der box 27sa
Sc: Iape fruit. Florida. per box. 350z50s; straw
berriss, PEI quaT, Ioals pineapples. Florida, per
cate L5z2E
DRIED FRUTTs-AFples. slioed fancy. &; d.,
sliced. bright. 81: cherries 2: hlEckbe:ries 4;
EhcrtlsbsT-ies. 70; raSpbeTTies. Z
GRAIN-Wheat. Southern on made. LsezI 90 re
z5as5; corn. sheed white. slase; do yellow, ssas0;
nsE. ear. A2ss450; oats. Western white No 2. sos
s.; old mixed. S2zs5.
sUNDRTES-BesEax. 2: taHCu, seSss: ginseng.
~ ID. 50oG5-5e; seneca, ps- h. 20: golden seal
Aas5: PINK. l2ai4i mandrake. Ss5s soaks root 5.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wooi. washed, fres q burs
psr II. =; do unwashe6- free q b1rs peT ID
&: do. bgT7J. pa ID. Za2S; hides, gesn. psr ID
%; Do. oTy, peF lh. I5ai6; sheep skins. F7een,
each. s5sloo; do. d-5. eacA 2z0; czf skins green.
cach. L9oal-D
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25
DULLNESS IN MARKET
Transactions After the First
Hour PerfunctOry.
STEEL SALES ON THE INCREASE
Rising Movement in Hin Stocks Fol
lowed by Report that Burlington
May Make DistributIon Owing 10
the FIatterinE Outlook for Spring
Wheat CrOD-SterIing Rates Firm.

New York. May 24--In the first hour OF
the stock exchange session to-day a fairly
large quantity Of business was trans
scJed, bat thereafter the market became
10 a large extent a perfunctofy affair.
Gains and losses were about equal in the
closing prices. the market holding strength
firmly and eyincing no abatement OF that
Undertone Of confidence that has so def
nitely Characterized Il during the last SIX
weeks.
Features were in the early dealings. an
advance to new high prices OF record in
the United States Steel common. North
eTn Pacific. and Great Northern preferred
shares. the quotations for United States
Steel common being the hest price re-
corded The rise in these stocks was, OF
course. legitimately based on current
news and good prospects concerning them
Steel sales Are Large.
r was to-day stated that the sale Of
Steel generally in the present month has
been larger than in any month since Oc-
tober. Ig57. and that a corresponding stu
alton existed IN the copper trade. where
sales have been larger thus far n May
than IN any month since January, Is07-
No little attention was attracted today
oy the rising movement in the HiI
stocks, because Up 20 the present time
these stocks have been slow in following
the general advance n the securities mar
ket. RumOr was again busy. as it was
on Saturday. with a report that the Chi
cago, Burlington and Quincy Company.
whose stock is owned by the Great North
ern and Northern Pacific. was about TO
make an increased distribution The
story is not at ali Improbable. but a
sufficient reason for the strength Of the
Two stocks named is the exceedingly
fattering outlook for the spring wheat
crop, and. in fact, for all crops in the
northwestern section OF the country.
Sharp Rise in Erie.
IN the late afternoon a sharp riss Dc
CURED IN all the Erie issues. and was be
Heved 10 be due 20 the effective cause o.
a large and continued increase in the
Erie's earnings.
About the only noteworthy development
to-day was. however. a further rise in the
price Of the speculative opinions for the
delivery OF all grains. based particularly
upon further very unfavorable news re-
garding crop prospects IN foreign coun-
tries
The money situation to-day was without
change, but the frmer tendency in ste--
ling rates in Paris. first noticeable toward
the end Of last week. and continued. has
now reached a point that renders gold
exports from this side OF the Atlantic 10
loncer. profitable
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Balttmo-e. Nay 2L-Vheat today WIS arn. c'n
strong. rys szsy. ard -four steady.
WHEAT-Spot o1t1C. L50za150lk: spot red
WGs-gTn. l5sla1-5J5. july. L1S8lISsl. steamer No.
red L4sisaLis5; receipts. zoe bUs.; Southern on
ETzde. / s5Szl-5z
CORN-Spot contract. slsslA; 8fsy slss&: July.
7Isa77Ss; steamer mixed 77a7Tll: receipts $50 bas
RTE-No- Western. export g, asked: Nc ?
Western. domestic. 60 asked
OATS-Stock il elevators. 81 45s bus. ship
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25

UNITED STATES SENATE. wAsHIYCT0, :,
ID. C.-Seaied proposals for the foIlouir= frsI f1-
tie United States Senate for the Escal yszr e-s-u
June g. $50. VII Be received az ths 0Hcs q ths
Ss7gsHat-at-AT1s o. ne United states ssnats ontI
z O'Clock noon On the STH DAY OF JUNE lsa
a-d az that Eo1r opened IN the 7-1sence Of th5ss
bidders who elect 70 Be present VIZ: Five thor-I
sand tozs, more OF isSs. o. best extra hard val.s
asa anthracite col, large furnace szs sc-eeaez snd
nee ron al u1puTICsss tEenty tors Elcrs o. less
q sane coal. stove size: ten t0rs nora OF Ies =
sane c0GL Chestnut SIZE. rs th0uszrd b-shslt
more O. les. q best hardwood ohsrooaI. % be d
Fersd II rEo-0zsEal bass t'Eo hundred and tFszty-
I've cords. more les % best spIit Pine wo5d -
foT-fcor lengths fly cords more OF less q hasS
hickory Eood, sixteea-ineA lengths sawed Instead o
chopped. free from knots. and split % ussdsur.
SIZE al cal furnished - Be loaded into ths
carts With forks. not shOTsls. ard 20 wsIzh Z2a
loS 70 tie ton: 81 Eood furnished 70 measure "A
cubic teet 70 the cord ai fcel 20 hs stored in ths
vaults q the Senate wing q he Csplto5 and Mairz
Building aDd Er the senate Oftacs Bgildi-r ard
70 Be delivered and storsd AZ such TINES and n
such quantities nay be ordered b the under.
signed Erei furnished TIE Senate during TIA
fiscal year ending June g $50 Eul he ins7ectsI
sod- weighed @ measured b an emplovs a ths
Senate % bs designated b. the SerZsant-sf- ma
@ the Senate. and fcT this inspection 20 Clara
VII - made 20 ths Contractor The wood VII IL
inspected e. the sersts ving q the CapFtoI. a1d
whatever fails 70 comply strictly With tie sueef-7-
tiCls VII BE- called out and rejected Each bfi
EzuSt Be accompanied By q ocrufsd cheek q tie
BIDDER foT 500, payable % tie Financial Clerk q
the Senate 70 Be forfeited 70 TIE Cnitsd States
upon ths failure O. refusal q the bidder % sr.s.
into s1y contract awarded 20 hi7a: chscks 70 -
returned 70 bidders whose bids a7s not ac-rntsi
Immediately. and 70 bidders whose bids arp 40.
ospted upon execution b. each Of then a ccnsrac
and Necessity b0nd With some satisfactory boudirz
company as surety. u accordance with these spec-
fcatio1s- The EEht Is reserved % re;ece a-v o-
al proposals for any a ths above itenas BIs1
should be indorsed Proposals for Fuei-- ard aa-
dressed 70 the ''Se-gsant-at-Arms q ths Tnisek
States Senate-" D. Il. RANSDELL. serEsznt-zsa
A-D<s y s. ssnEss, uyEszs.is5 I
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ns< YORK. Nay A-CATTLE-Rssslpts lls1
Stse-s. 6o1as9o; bu-s. s1es50: ssw tops. $50.
cous. 2G5as75; dressed beef. Etes6y, a. z10s.-
CALYES-Receip-s. 6sa2- active. VealS ITa
SIS. choios, 500, b1tte-lilks 5Ga55e; mixed
calves SO: d1essed calves. higher; city dressed
vez1s 9a-S- cou1try dressed saIl.
SHEEP AND LAAIBS-Receipts l1sN ghsso
500s650: Cu-s, AOoa3o0; lambs. TO017s5: C,lls 60z
6s7h sT-iug lambs. Sooss.75
HOGs-Rsoi1t6 sLEo; easier. AZ L5s7.75: psEz
7.25a7.so-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished fg ". B. Hibbs & Co.
n-nbezs Of the New YORK Stock Exchange, Hibbs
Building. Is fifteenth street northwest
New York. Nay &-CcttOn was very firm to-day
and TIE closing pics ws-e from to 10 points
above the opsninS. leaving the o1erket az nearly
tia sams l5yd As Saturday. During the dsy there
was couSdsrzble selling 70. profts, and weather
reports were favorable to bear operations but the
Tlz-sst had excellent support az al times and
Efforts 70 break i cid not gain much headway
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

ouo-atioos furnished y " p. Hibbs 4 Ca
members e TIE Chicaro Boz-d os Trade Hibhs
BUILDING u Fifteenth street n5rthwes--
Chicago. Say 2i.-Wheat maintained IRE hiS1
lsTel q I-sces to-day whica cha-acertzai TIE Ear
kst last week Tie market opened weak ou pcu
cables ard reports of favorable seather f. tie bst
Later. r--ces hardened. ard sold up 3 cents .
busbsl f1r July ard . osIts for Septsubsr.
4
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET

cATTLE-Erra, per cxt. GSa6OO; butche-. Looa
40: conncn. 20os50o.
HoGs-Pg c=t. srozs. zOosTsO. c-dinazy. pe-
cwt.. 6oes&
sHEEP-Paas. clipped, LOOaIO; coumon. clip
ped, 30oz351
LAMBs-Cd0scs sD-tns pu 10. ~; medium.
Fzas
CALF FES-Prne. p1 ID, ~; medium. z; crn-
nSn- 5a6
C0Ws-Pnne fresh. eaca. SmaEses; ccuns0
G@s2soi cd s1d q, s21z1Aaa :
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25

rasu-s from elevators. $50 b1S White. No. z
61sSs-s: do. No ; 6oZ5A
FLOUR-Winte- s1r-a. s!5oz5.7s, do. csca-. 6ra
SO; Co. straight. 641as-S5; Dc. patent. Asa g
spring clear 5loa540 d. Esraight. 5S5a5 %: d.
patent 6Sla555; CITY NILS bess Patsot. 7.45; do.
hich-srs5s patent. 80; do. hiEh-grads s-rairhr
10; do. choice family. ass: do. extra. 5o0a5.I5:
ne -four. Medium 70 choice. s.5o1L75i con neal
per 20 Ibs.. 1919
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

SaIes-Rsrgla- call z O'clock noon:
Potonac Electric Consolidated IS. 100 ~ l'3A
800 a. IGs 500 a. l0H Sl.go az lo5is
sl00 ~ 49, Loo a. 1895 Sio)0 at lo3is. Soo0
a. losis 500 at lUi5 $3.50 az la51s. SloO al l0Ss
Washington Railxay ard Electric pzsfITed- % a.
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Washington Gas. . az 6S& = at 65iz. 3 a. 6s1z
. az s5ia . AZ 65iz. = AZ 63iz.
NercvarhsiCr I a. 89i
National Metropolitan Bank a. -
Washington Loan and Trust. al rs
National Union Insurance. B az "a
After czII-CagdtaI Traction. . 81 L5
Following age She bid and asked prices on yes,sr
The Washington herald., 1909-05-25

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