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The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-03-18
OFFICE NOT FOR WOMAN.

Rev. Anna Shaw says there need
never be any worry about wonan's
being elected president of the Unit
ed States as long as men vote She
was asked what she thought Of the
English methods, and she replied
that it is no concern of American
women how other women try to gain
the right to vote. The liquor inter-
ests, the Standard Oil and the rail
road interests, she said, had united
in the west to defeat woman suf-
frage.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-03-18
ALL EQUIPPED.

"No, my daughter, I will not con-
sent to your engagement to a book
peddler who doesn't know what he
is going to do for a success in life. "
ooh, father, You are mistaken.
His career is all mapped out.
GLOW do you know that?"
''Why, doesn't he sell school at
lases ?"
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-03-18
WHAT WE ALL LIKE BEST.

Nine. Calve, at a ladies' luncheon,
was condoned with by an elderly
spinster on the ground that a laud-
atorv article about her had not been
very subtle or discriminating,
81 knew WE'LL" said the spinster'
smiling behind her glittering spec
tacles, "that only discriminating
praise counts as praise with YOU
Don't talk about discriminating
praise" answered Nine. Calve. "Ful-
Some fattery is good enough for
me-"
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-03-18
BADLY FRACTURED.

Wife, saw Mr.. Chacer this aft
ernoon, and he looks very bad.
What's the matter with him-do you
know?
Compound fracture.
Wife-What sort of compound
fracture?
Hubby-He's broke, and Miss
Doughbag, discovering that fact,
broke her engagement.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-03-18
CONTEST OVER LOCAL BILL
Faulkner and Conway Co. Rep
resentatives in Controversy.
Senate Bill to Create Martinville Special
School District is Passed
by the House.

Little Rock March I3.-The lat
ter part of the morning II the low
er house was consumed with a
discussion between Mr.. Batson of
Faulkner on one side and Messrs.
Clerget and McCrackin of Conway
on the other over a local measure,
Senate bill No IS3 (Bush), Great
ing the Martinville special school
district in Faulkner and Conway
coun les Mr.. Batson spoke in
favor of the bill. He declared the
people of a small district III Con
way county wanted to be made a
part of the school district i'll the
adjoining section + Faulkner
county. He urged that high noun
lains about the district made it
almost impossible for the pupils
within to get to school in their dis
trict in Faulkner county of which
they are now part and presented
petitions asking for the change.
Mr.. McCrackin spoke against
the bill and declared it was an eff
fort on the part of the school dis
trict in Faulkner county to get
part of the taxes of Conway
county. He stated that the alleg
ed mountains were only hills and
that they were not impossible and
he declared that some of the names
on the petition in the hands of Mr.
Batson were signed by people liv
ing outside the affelted territory.
Mr.. Clerget also spoke against
the bill. He urged that he had
been all over the hills referred to
and that they were not impossible
and also took the stand that the
people of Faulkner county were
only after the taxes OF the people
of Conway county.
Mr.. Dunaway of Pulaski spoke
in favor of the bill, stating that he
had been over the country and
that he thought it good measure.
He declared that the people of
Faulkner county wanted to build
a high school in that corner of the
county and that they could do so
with the support of the people in
the one district in Conway county.
The bill passed, 81 to 20.
DR.. c. J. Hamilton and family
left this morning for Fordyce,
where they will make their home
in the future. Mr. Hamilton was
formerly in the drug business in
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-03-18
VALUE OF A SONG.

"There was a time when this land
we are standing on sold for a song. "
"What kind of a song?" asked
Mr.. CumroX
"Why, any kind. 1t was value
a'eNz"
/ guess you ne er tried to hire
one of these Italian opera singers
to MARBLE a few notes at musical" "
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-03-18

Shabby Shakespeare-W What, ho, Ru
dolph! see thou carryest violin
case. | was not aware that thou
couldst play!
Rudolph de Romeo-T truth | can
not. friend, but it IS such an excellent
bluff and besides it's the best thing
in the world to hold handouts.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-03-18
THREE NEGROES ACQUITTED
Negroes Charged with Stealing Hogs Dis
charged by Justice W B Wilson.


John Williams, Jim Matlock and
Jim Harrell, three negroes who
were under arrest on charge of
grand larceny, were discharged by
Justice of the Peace w. B. Wilson,
after hearing yesterday afternoon.
The negroes were suspected Of
having stolen about seven hogs
from DR.. O. f. Brannon OIL his
farm at the Cadron. The hogs
were missing and an investigation
of the negroes smokehouses
showed that they had more meat
than they could account for, but
the evidence against them was not
considered Sufficient to warrant
their being held to the grand jury.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-03-18
DIDN'T DO A THING TO HIM.

Bacon-You must have had a
great time New Years eve.
Egbert-I stayed home with my
wife.
"You've got two or three bumps
on the top Of your head. >
eyes, | said | stayed home with
my wife. Yonkers Statesman.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-03-18
CIRCU MSTANTIAl.

Nita--Well, we quarreled, and he
acted in a perfectly crazy manner
and we broke the engagement. ]
fear he has really lost his mind.
'Rta-Has he made any overtureS
vet for reconciliation?
Nita-No.
Rita-He's not crazy.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-03-18
'NWho ever heard of a cook re
naming in one place that long?"
flME TO CHANGE THE SUBJECT.

Minister (to small daughter of
the house)--Such a pretty little kit
ten came to our house to-day. Would
you like to have it to play with, my
dear?
Small Daughter-I 'spect it be-
long to my papa, anyhow.
Minister-How is that, my child !?
Small Daughter-'Cause | heard
papa tell a friend he had lost the
kitty last night.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-03-18
EASY ROAD TO LITERATURE.

"How is it that the newspapers
speak of him as being literary ?
oWel, the report comes from thu
family that he has lost his appetite
and bought a typewriter on the in
stallment plan"
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-03-18
FISH BY THE POUND.

Angler-Do you charge by thu
number Of fish caught?
Pond 0wner-No, sir; | charg'
by the pound, and let you do you
own guessing.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-03-18
NEVER RIGHT.

81 was just telling my daughter, ="
said the landlady, "that it's wrong
for her to sing and play on Sunday"
'sBut why did you particularly
specify Sunday?" we inquired
YEARLY.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-03-18
THE GIRLS.

Dolly-I'm in awful shape.
Polly (glancing her over)-l
should say you are.
Dolly-What would you do if YOU
were in my shoes?
Polly Cooking at her feet)-I'c
get pair about two sizes larger.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-03-18
HIS LITTLE ANGEL.

"And does your husband still
think you are an angelo"
ooh. ycs! At least he seems TO
think don't need any new clothes. y
-Pick-Me-Up.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-03-18
INFORMATION WANTED.

Say, pa?"
'What is it?"
''Is there any hazing at the cleo
tora4 eollege?"
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-03-18

DR.. c. J. Hamilton and family
left this morning for Fordyce,
where they will make their home
in the future. Mr.. Hamilton was
formerly in the drug business in
this city.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1909-03-18
INCR EDIBLE

Cover here" said the Arab guide
eve have another mummy. From
the cooking utensils found near he
she is supposed TO have been a cook
For 1900 years she has remained
Just where she was found"
"Bosh!' scolfed the American
tourist, chats no cook"
"Whv not ?"
The Washington herald., 1909-05-20
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
= - b.. -

BUTTER-Cnanlry. fanCy. D. Western e-sts
SAB soccnds. 2lac2; p-ocess. fsr-y. 3. far to
Eood- 1zZl- dairy ch0ice. 1a1. good lsala. sso-s-
packed. fresh l6aII-
EGGs-Near-by. chosoe. free casss. y: o.. eboi,..
rctaruabis csss. =; West Virgins ard Southwest
en- virginia. free cases lss. Do. rsturnahs casss
s; Tennessee. free css. y. CO.. re,urrsb5s
casss. isl; No-1h Carolina free czses. lss; do -
turlahle CasCs. Is7a-
LIVE POULTRT-Chi1Hs. Za2s: sp-lnz. 1aE.
hens I5i1. rcos-eTs s: ducks large uas2. a. small
lazu; seese, 7ss, Do. fancy. Iaal2 turss7s. to1.
Is. do. hens. Eals. turkeys .hlr y. keats r0siq
DRESSED POULTRY -Tr-fsys choice UnsraUn
hens e: d.. aTeraEe. UndraEn. I7als; 90. thin Il.
ehicksus, Ga25; hens. lsall; ROSTERS, e; Cacks.
llsI5: geese. SalL
DRESSED NEATs-Csl7es. fun dressed. $40. 6o.
hams cu1.utry. sgar erred is-zais. hoss small and
neat. Dcr cwt. s-oaas5o; do. medium. Z00z7jo. do
heavy, 55aso-
VEGETABLEs-Po;atoes. ho-ne--own. Der h-s
LGoal Is. Der hbl ZIa25l: Ezstsrr Sh0r- rer m
Z0oa25os sweet rctatoes. Der bbi. 2Tsss 8: vsns
Ter bol. L75s25o. asparagus. tiozen- 2Es461. czr-
roSs. per ob-. LEaL5; c1camber-. oer basket
Looa2oo; celeTy. Florida. cate. 2Ba255; czbbaRe
pcT CT1te. L3alZ5; c1uiia0FsT. psr bOL l75zz .
oliens, Texas. PsT crate. Lsai75; lettuce. North
Carolina. per bzsket l00sI.s5 peppers. F7o-isa
Der carrier LooaL50, string beans per basket 5oa
Z25; tomatoes. PER box ZolsZ55. o.. cnoice. 75s
go; Ehubarb. dozen, Eaio; bsets bunch. lzs: pas
basket L-l-ll.
GREEN FRUTTs-Orarzss caaicr ~ I'M an,
so Florida pCr box. 3a0a5S, California usTels
255s525. Erape fruit Ser box. zSoa5oa, auuies
King. pr bbL. 35Is3.5v, York Imperial packsd %
aA6: Ben IEEis pscEGi. 55'as09: Wine Sap
packed. 2TSaf.5o: Alheunarle P-ppra sazssa sod
70 p-lms, 2aa3oo poor 70 far. l5ea200: openhead
barrels. o1Tnon 70 good. I-gaL5O fzncy table
fruit. 5es6oe. Dlnesupiss Florida per crate la
10. stTaWbCrres. qCsri Ioal5
DRIED FRUITS-Apples. sliced. fancy. &: do.
sliced. bright. 81: cherries. z: blscsberriss. {;
vb0Ttleherries. 70. ras7berries. Z
GRAlN-Whsat. Southern, On g7ade, LEoaI 50: we
I5aS5; oou. sheiled- white ssa9o: do yeloz sza90.
new. ear, AeSaE5; cats. wes.srn white, No. 2. sas
6. Old mixed e2as4
sUNDRIEs- -Beesvax- .; tslIov, sasls; homer.
white Cover. lIb.. new. Il: do. 2Ib-. new. f1sI2:
ginseng Der H. 505s5 %: seneca per ID, 90; golden
seal, sossS; pink i2slf: mandrake "a; scake soot
.; walnut kernels. d-y. HaS.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. washed free of b-lrs
per ID. q; do. unEsshed. free u burs per ID.
&a2s; Go. bury. per H.. 1sa2e; hides. green. per
%. 10 do. 6Ty. peT ID. Isa6. sheep skins. green
each. ssaLoo; do, DRY. ssca. Ea60; czR s1ns green
each. L0oaL 40
The Washington herald., 1909-05-20
BURES-JoHNsON FIGHT.
Moving Pictures of SIrn shown Here
Next Week

How I'D Johnson manage 10 win his
/ battle with Tommy Burns, or why did
Tommy Burns lose his battle with Jack
/ Johnsons. are questions that may be
! decided TO anybody's satisfaction nov
4 that the fight pictures Of tat memor-
/ able encounter are TO be S@@a Al the
( Academy Of Music next week The
/ cabied reports were clear and ccnpre-
henS!ve and we're written by men well
I Up in the game from the ringside. but
no pen description is as good as per
sonaI observation. and now everybody
may see for hsmieif JUST what hap
pened 20 Tommy Burns. and forru his
own opinion z K were luck OF better and
more skillfJl fighting that Won the bat
tie for johnson
There is also an added interest 70 these
pictures from the fact that one round OF
the Jeffries-Sharkey fight e shown II
Jeffrles really intends 10 meet Johnson.
a comparative opinion may be formed OF
their ring work from both sets OF pic
tures The Burns-Johnson battle lasted
fourteen rounds and these are given as
well as many Of the preiimlnaries. in
cluding motion pictures CT the two box
ers in training and other incidents asso-
ciated with their stay in the antip-
odes
This fight was the biggest event Of its
kind n the history OF pugiIism. primarily
because IL was the first time the heavy
weight championship ever went 70 g ne
gro. and furthermore no prize fight ever
drew so great n crowd. and the pictures
show 2n.o00 people seated in the stadium,
who paid in the aggregate for ths.r &C
commodatioas Sl225a0. gross receipts
which were the largest ever taken al a
single event OF this kind.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-20
WOULD EBJOIN N. 7. DAVIS
Woman Seeks to Prevent Him from
Selling Property.
Annie Guy Declares She Has Re
of Potomac Loan Association.

An Injunction against the sale OF Ger
tain property in Benning road by the
Potomac Building and. Loan Association.
which Martin T. Davis. now under IN
dictment for embezzlement. false pre-
tense. and forgery. its secretary and
general manager; ". Moseby Williams,
receiver. and Noel W Barksdale.
Charles E. Baldwin. Walter n. Acker.
ard J. T. Webb. trustees. Is asked IN a
petition flied in the District Supreme
Court yesterday by Annie Guy. who de-
clares she is the owner Of the property
The property consists Of lot No 2 IN
Sdckney's subdivision OF part Of For
tune Enlarged" improved by a fve-
room frame dwelling The petitioner
tells the court she purchased the premises
from John ". Slsde and Martha A Slade
his wife. who had executed first and
second deeds Of trust for 500 70 the
Potomac Building and Loan Association.
and the trustees named as defendants
She declares that she and Slade have
jointly paid the association S75s 81 which
she maintains. pays the obligations due
on the deeds OF trust. and entities her 20
the release OF the property. She asks
.-sN N--S NV.Ni'-A''iitS &c SaiJ'ii'SA ti-A sS-'
ing the property at auction next Fri
day. as they contemplated doing
The petitioner further states that she
has repeatedly during the last year asked
Martin T. Davis. as secretary and gen
eral manager OF the Potomac Building
and Loan Association. for an account
ing Of the money paid in on the deeds
OF trust, but shat he has refused 20 give
her a statement she asks the court %
order Davis and W Moseby Williams.
the receiver recently appointed by the
court. 20 give an accounting
The petitioner IS represented by At
tOrney. joseph II. Stewart.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

". Wallace Lamond. o. and E OTIS
Franz. p. Rev. J. T. Kelly
Lawrence lie Roy LOChte. g, and Lenns
3. CrOnise, 2. both Of Bethesda, Nd
Rev. J. c. MaIion
Robert s. Akers, 8. and Katharine E
Buchanan, g. Rev. " /. Lynn
Charles w II. Cooper. s.. and Bette
Tyler. %. Of Alexandra, Va. Rev B "
Meel5s.
Fletcher s. Clark. 4. OF Lyuchburg
Va, and Sallie NJ McKiveT, q, OF
George u. Evans, q. and Margaret "
Smith, p. both Of Baltimore. Rev. Don
aid C. Macleod
George Gould Lincoln. @ and Mary
Hester Shepard, q. Rev. Roland Cotton
Smith
Clarence \. Moore. p and Lillian s.
Terrell. Is Rev. Richard P. Williams.
John D. Hail. 3, and Ella 3. YanCey.
"a Rev. ". L De Vries.
Kelly 19. Rev. Thomas E McCEuigan-
Yelverton 3. FaUlconeT. =. and Maggie
n Peacher. %. both of Mine Run, Va
Rev. r. L. Wright.
Timothy Crowley. a. and MarEie Eliza
beth Bryan. %. Rev. James L. AcLain-
Norman F Jones. Is and Neruie =.
Enswelier, =. Rev J. J. Muir.
Walter 3. Moore. p. and Mary A. Cor
win, II. Rev. a. N. Mark.
Walter Torrance, q. and Annie EIma
Harvey, 2. Rev. J. J. Muir.
COLORED.
Elias Brown. q and Martha Warner.
Is. Rev. Shelton Miller
Charles Douglas, 81 and Verge Rich
ards. 2. Rev. A. J. Tyler
Albert Swain, g, and Elizabeth Brown.
g Rev. J. H Burke
The Washington herald., 1909-05-20
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Traction shares were the leaders In the
trading on the washington Stock Ex-
change yesterday. Bidding for Capital
Traction did not bring out any Of the
stock. IN fact. this issue has been sold
only in broken lots for some time. owing
% the scarcity OF il for speculative par-
poses. Railway common came out
rather freely on call. and after call at
small fractions below 43 The preferred
shares Of the same company were firm
at s27-a
At the opening OF the call the usual
bidding for the local bonds was entered.
few Capital Traction IS sold al 10 3-S
down TO 10. the last sale being at that
figure for four $500 bonds. Potomac
Consolidation IS were also entered upon
the record at the current price.
Bank stocks recorded three sales. Ten
shares Of Second National sold at 15e
three Of Washington Loan and Trust at
so2. ard ten OF Metropolitan at 90.
Mergenthaler sold an eighth OF point
above recent sales. and Lanston ct frac-
tons below the highest points reached
in recent days
c. c. Kerr IS manager for Sutro
Brothers & Co, OF New York.
who have opened an Office in the Urion
Trust Building fer a general brokerage
business IA the purchase and sale OF in
vestment securities.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-20
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Nag l9.-Wheat to-day was dun. cum
steady. cats Quiet re fr1a. and -four n excellent
demand
WHEAE-Spot contract. L4sz1gs5a: spot No. ?
red Western. Ls9aLsssE: July. IIa5saIls: steamer
NO. nd. L45al i5l4 RsoeipcS. SES Bushels.
Southern Gn Er1da. Ll5zLa9
C0RN-Spot eoutract, slsslz Nay. sisslz: July.
bushels
OATs-stock IN elevators. ZEs bushels: ship
menis from elevators. 62s2 bushels White No .
"a; do Ne 5 6ia62: do. No L 5sgls: mixed
No S4s6o; do. No. ;. 5Sska5s; DO, No. 4
RYE-stczS in elevators. ssess bushsls; shipments
from e-eearors. So bushels No Western re
expert. sass. No. Western Uc. uptown. ssass
bag lots as % quality and couditior, 75asi.
FL0J JR-Einisr extra. 5.sa5s3: winter clear
6ossel5. winter straight e.Z5a6so, winter ratsufs
oooasf' sFrlHg Gear 5l0as45; spring straight; sa
&C: srTlnS rsfeEt es0a665 City Mills best rafeut
-; de- hisl-srsde patent, 7lo; do. hish-ers5e
straight -, do choice family. $50 do extrs
Aea5l5: re foC- medium 70 choice. 4S0ai. 3 .
eoTnnsal pr ICE Ibs. L7t5Is5
The Washington herald., 1909-05-20
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

Ner YORK. May ls-BUTTER-FIm. Ree,iu-,
Se-s Iscsages Cresmery. extra. 2siz: State dairy
taos. Aa-9-4: in1-tstjon creamery. A-ss. za2a
15GS-F1rm; higher. Receipts BIZ cas.s
Naar-by vh-te faney. 2sa2s fresh frsts to 80
nrsts. 2aZ5.z rearby mixed fsncy. p.
MILL FEED-NeskeT, larger oferincs srrs,-
0Tan. lsElb sacks. % arrive 8 g: standard Nil
ding. &s5i city bran. 10 in bulk; WesteTn
reo cos- go % arrive; winter wheat bran. in 100
70 ssG1s. 3 8
OATs-stE7nsgT; offerings HEht. 10 white. g
49, No white. 6slssSi; No. white. ss5ss5.
natural and clipped whi-e. on track. ssas7s.
ti10U 0UR-StrUur; trads moderate. su75ug rste7ts
5-55a5-S; spTinZ Gears 55e550: winter ss.sirhts
ss5aSSo; clears. 5ga5s8. kansas strairitS IN
sacks. 6ooas9o; Kansas clears. s5a5S5
RYE FLOUR-Steadg; nodeate DEALINGS We
QI1ote z5laSOa
CORN MEAL-BuSness inactive Kiln ar;e6. fo-
export 3s5s CCz-se neal in bags L5saIa
HAf-Receipts. 126o tous. FIrm; moderate bus;-
5ess. Prime tiEothey. g; No. ]. s7lsaee: No. 2
S2sZis: No ) T0o75
srRAW-Reosigts. 2 tons FEm. sllppiy msassr
Long RE. LS5oL5G.
BEEF-Steady; moderate inquirv. Family q n
aIgG3: packet lLnsI2H
PoRk-s.eady- dealings Bght 1ess. y ssls0.
family. lao0a2aOa
TALL0W-steady: slow trade Cty. ss.
LsRD-inactiTe. Prime Western. Ilo5. gifv. Ia65.
refoed eJotinsnt. nz5: Soush American, 100. rs-
hned Brazilian. kegs. 800; oleostearine, IA: zrd
stez-iae. an
The Washington herald., 1909-05-20
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. Nay la-Quotatious established hr III
Baltimore Fruit and Produce Association ars a,
follows.
BUTTER-Creamsry separa,or. pe- D, sakaz; iaai
tation. pe- p. ZzaZ5: prints 75-Ib-. per h. Ean
DO. lib. ger h.. SaSl; blocks oh Der n ssss1
daiTy prints. Maryland. Pernsylvanis. ard yir
ginis. per p. l6aIT; Virginia and West Virginia
stOIe-packed. pd ID. Bal6: Ohio store-uacksd
per b. l6z7; nearby. rolls peT ID. ITaIS, Ohio
rolls per h. Eal;; West Virginia, rolls, Per ID,
l6sT7
EGGs-aIsryland. Pennsylvania. and nsar-bv first,
PU coz. %: Eastern Shore. Maryland. and Yt.
Cinia. peT doz., .: Western frsts Der doz-. e,
West Virginia per doz. %
LIVE POULTRY-Old hens. zeaTy-Eesght. ue1
lb.. ls5al6; sri1s checkers, II lbs and oFs-. rer
H. .; II lba. per 10. 24a25; h znd Under
Dgr n 1R23. duCkS- peT H. Il do white Pekius
pr Il. 3; pigeons JOung peT psir. las: 90
cd. pair. 3; guinea fowls. oid. each. =
POrAT0ES-Shiie, nearby. prime. Der bus
$3.50; do. Western Maryland and Peansylvsnia
prime. per bus s295: do. New TOrk urine re.
0is saslao; do. Western prime. psr bus. ssl- %
Co. ne- Fosida No L per Dbl GsaG75: do.
Casr2ssson. Der bbl.. 4G8s.50, sweets. Esssr-
shore yell0ws. per bcl.. g. 50a4Oo: do. North Cs-r-
Ina yelcEs. pe- bb-. z0oai-Sl; DO. fancy Deia-
ware, Ver bSL, 40eas.5o; Potonaes. per b6. 5soa
10. yeIoEs. Per has, lZ5al5e: yans Vagina
por bb3. L-z2oe; do. North Carolina fsncy. -
bbl- aGa2U
GREEN FRUITS AND vEGETABLEs-Apvl
Western Ma-yiaDd ari Pennsylvania packed. Per
bol-- Slsas-e9; do. New Yok assorted per bbl
ssl25.l0. dsI8TaElS. Eastern Shore. MARYLAND and
: -siz.a. ~ doz-, iHa2oe; bets Florida ~
crate 30oa25o; do. Charleston. per bunch, eas. csb-
tnges- North Carolina. per crate 75aI00: do
t.ia-iesten. 1eT Gste. 75caLoo: Co. NorfoIk rsr
Doi. I5nao. celery Florida per crate L5a2 80: do
1ozns gToE0s pe- bunch. scs: Cucumbs7s FLORIDA
peg basket, LeaaL75i eggpaGnts. Florida per crate.
-osa-Sl' s1Spe init. Florida Der box 3a4 3. let
90 a
Ca-iforuia per boS a. 20 size 2zsaat3- pas No-th
tslo-is. pe- eas has. LeCaI2 =; per half-bs,s has
.--'aL4'i Ca Ra7TansIno,k. Ter fcur bbl. SCI,
90. Ger ha&. l1ol-S5: spinac1 native Ter h-S
soK aa-5 squash. Florida pe- crate 75slZ 3 s-rar-
o-iIies- Soal5eTn Tec quar-. sac; do. Virginia,
pr qaart sa9. do Eastern Sho-a afs--s,r5 -
qiza7<. Sale; DC. Rsppzhsunock. psr quar-. sss-
sIse-l of-ns. t-c-.ds- per has L7ss2oo: Ezx bszns
Florida II hss.. t50azU; tomatoes, FIorSda. psr
osuie-. L5oa5s.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New Yo-k. NAY p.-Csttls receipts s7e s.se-,
a5al-0o; oxen and stsgs 4Eaz5: balls Esas %.
COWS. 22saz5 90 Dressed be5f agae1 ard unchanged
il prce.
CAIN NES-Recsir7s. sos0. steady. Fsais so,
so; es!s, 40oas.so. Dressed eslsss, STEADY; cts
dressed selliS; eountry dressed 7s1a.
SHEEP and LAAlBS-Receipts. 276a Sheen
soasW; no PRIME here; calls aad bucks s0a
80; lambs. Lo127.-o: Maryland spring lamhs a5s
ass
HoGs-Beceipss sz0 STEADY; nsdizn weights
I.6ea7-s5; hessy. 7.75.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-20
COTTON MARKET.

Qnotstiozs furnished by u. 2. Hbhs 4 Co
members of the New YORK Stock Erchanzs- Hibbs
Building. 725 Fifteenth street northwest
New Ycrk. Eay 1s.-CCttm today vas rrosrd-
ngiy actiTe and received The support q the balls
on vcTy heaTy sciiinz by southern holders for
profits. Prices T0se . TO e points in 1he Iste
trading. and the situation tonight Is fa,,-sb.e
to higher prioes
ReccipFs az she ports we're 500 bales scaine
B.5B last seek and 72E last year Te-5sxrs
receipts al New OTlrzns were s752 hnlss so-irsr
$50 laE rear. aud al HoustG1. 81 bales. aE1iast
~ lszs vza~
The Washington herald., 1909-05-20
NEW YORK MONEY.

New YORK, Nay Is-sIoaev on cal a. Tire stock
exchange to-day opened a. IA pe- cent: highest ?
per cent. lowest. a peT cent. and closing IA per
cent Most Of TIE days loans were a. "a per cent.
Tine money was o5tsinabie With moderate free-
dom. Der7znd vas not urgent but far business
vas tTsnsacted. Rates; II per cent for sixty
days. Zi5a9A peT cent for ninety DAYS. 2zs3 p~r
cent fo- four months. sass pec cent for SIX months
51zaS& psr cent f0T sght months, and Sal rer
cent fGr nine months
Sterling to-day continued steady. with rates 5
points higher. Rates for actual hsssinsss closed
Sixty adys- 4s655a4 $50. demand 4s-snas SIS and
cables. zsss4 ss5- Commercial bills were ss5s f7-
ninety days and As52.al.S52 f0r sixty DAYS. F7ou-
bis were 4s55s for sixty days G-ain. ES Te
supply q gTain ard cotton bills was scarce.