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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-25

One of the early musical plays to
be produced by the Shuberts will be
Dear Little Denmark which is now
running at the Prince of Wales the
alter in London.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-25

An admiring critic has pronounced
Marie Tempest's wink the sparkle
of the star"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-25
LITTLE STAGE STORIES.

William Gillette is writing a new
,lay for Charles Frohman.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-25

Laura Guerito, she of the sylph-
like figure, will don tights as "Dick
Wilmington when the play by that
name is produced by the Shub erts
next week. Others in the cast of 25
principals are Irene Dillon, Dorothy
Webb and Harry Clark. The COM
pany will be headed by Louise Ores
ser, Alexander Clarke, Eddie Garvio,
Post and Russell, AL Grady and Kate
Elinor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-25

The shuberts have added to their
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-25
G.. III. Wicker

Wicker's Remedy
for Malaria, Grip,
Neuralgia, Dumb
AEue, Chills and
Feverg Wicker's
r e m Q dy for
Coughs and Colds:
WickePs Kennedy
for s ore a n q
Bleeding Piles
Wicker'B Remedy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-25
Give
Money

A Rock Island Savings
Bank book will make an
acceptable Christmas gift
one that will be ap-
preciated by children, rel
atives, friends or en-
ployes.
BY depositing 81 or more
you can open a savings
account in the name of
any person, and we will
mail the book so that it
will be received Christmas
= morning.
40 Interest Paid
m DenOsits.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-07-22
PEAKS ISLAND HOUSE.
Continued from first page.)

the "Phil Kearny" Post, No. s, G.. A.
r. Of New York, who is at the Ocean
View for an extended stay, has with
him Colonel Thomas NJ. valleau,
senior vice commander and Mr..
James G.. Wisner, quartermaster Of
the post, who will remain for two
weeks. Mr.. valleau and Mr.. Wis
ner were ardent devotees of the pisca-
torial art until they went fishing
Monday after cod and paddock. Col.
valleau has such an aversion to the
odor Of burnt gasoline that when he
got to leeward of the exhaust, he
thought for a while II was all up with
him. Mr.. James G.. wisner some
times Familiarity known by the speIia-
ton of Sunny JIM" says all he lost
overheard was his appetite. which
sad accident occurred when he hauled
IN hinge conger eel.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-07-22

Cunningham and little daughter Eliz-
abeth OF Sharon Hill, Pa, and Mr..
and Mrs. J. NJ. Tallman of Brooklyn
comprised a party from The Hamilton
who sailed over TO Freeport on
Saturday morning last In Captain A.
j. Hamilton's sloop yacht 'Tdlewilde."
They visited the Castle" and then
took the trolley TO Brunswick, where
DIT. Edwards conducted the party
around the Bowdoin College buildings
and the art and natural history mu-
seums. The party then continued
on TO the New Meadows Inn where
they did justice 10 the shore dinner
for which the Inn II famous. They
returned home late IN the afternoon.
The expedition was organized by Mr..
and Mrs. J. NJ. Tallman.
The second of the Saturday even
ing Hamilton dances met with
the favor unusually accorded
10 these functions. After the
guests had been introduced to
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-07-22

to the BOBBY prize. The semi-weekiy
hotel dances are IL anything more
popular than ever, and large crowds
are turning out to them. A number
Of young people are at this house. and
they thoroughly enjoy the delightful
informality Of these affairs.
On Saturday fifty-nine OF the Var
mouth hremen, who were on an ex-
cursion here, sat down TO dinner and
we're we'll taken care of. In the aft
ernoon they had the pleasure OF see
ing their ball team score a decisive
win over the island team. All went
home loud In the praise OF the Hill
Crest.
The following guests include few
OF the many arrivals: Mr.. and Mrs.
James Meade Of Stoughton, Mass,
who will be here for two weeks. NM
Meade IL the superintendent OF the
Plymouth Rubber Co. at Stoushton.
Mrs. J. r. Brines OF Albany, ~.
Y, IL here for considerable
stay. The late Mr.. Brines was a
well known sculptor OF this country.
He designed the art decorations In
the State Capitol at Albany.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-07-22
Roblnhood Inn.
SECLUDED BAILEY ISLAND RE-
SORT RECEIVES MANY NEW
GUESTS.
Midsummer Influx Of Tourists This
Week Gives The Inr IFS Full
Quota OF Patrons.

Week Gives The lnp rs Full
Quota OF Patrons.
Mr.. C.. Cresson Wistar and daugh-
ter, Miss Elizabeth vaux Wistar Of
Philadelphia, are sojourning here for
July. This is their first visit to
Bailey's, and they are delighted with
the island as refuge from the heat
OF midsummer. On August 3rd, Mr..
Wistar and his daughter will depart
for the White Mountains, where they
will spend the rest of the season.
Mrs. Charles Heath of New York
Is one Of Proprietor Miss Julia Mas
sey's old friends, and she has return
ed to Bailey this summer after three
years absence. She Is much i'm
pressed by the development Of the
island which has progressed so re-
markably for the last three years.
DR.. L. NJ. Robinson, who Is So
journing here, conducted party OF
ladies to Freeport on Thursday last
In Captain Doughty's sloop. In the
party were Mrs. z. c. Griffith OF
Jenkentown, Pa. Miss Mayer. Miss
Lillian G. Erhard Of Philadelphia and
Miss Julia Massey.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-07-22

POPULAR MOTEL ON BAILEY Is
LAND CONTINUES TO GROW
IN FAVOR.
Large August Booking OF Guests Sur.
passes BY Far That OF Last

Large August Booking OF Guests Sur
passes BY Far That OF Last
Season.
Mr.. I. s. Cain, Mr.. Ernest A.
Cain, Mr.. Herbert E. Dean, Mr.. and
Mrs. William r. Cain of Summit, n.
j., and Mr.. ]. w. Alden Of Newark.
N. J., arrived Sunday for a weeks
outing here. This Is the fourth sea-
son they have returned to the Ocean
View.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Cotton
and daughter. Miss Alice B. Cotton OF
Conway, n. H.. were here for the
day last Saturday.
Commander George H. Stevens Of
city Of Philadelphia.
A pleasant surprise took place last
Wednesday when Mr.. NAT" Whittier
celebrated his birthday. Mr.. Whit
tier numbers a large number of
friends among the guests here, and
he received a number Of gifts in re-
membrance Of the occasion.
Another birthday to be noticed at
the house last week was that OF lit
tie Richard Stebbins Of Portland.
The occasion was celebrated by an in
formal party. and the little fellow re-
ceived prettily decorated cake and
several gifts in honor Of his birth
day.
The friends Of Mrs. n. C. Saw
yer were pleased to see her sufficient
ly recovered in health to leave her
apartments and take Snner in the
hotel dining room on Monday. Mrs.
Sawyer is from Portland and has
been here some time.
Mr.. William A. Rowe Of Eddins.
ton, Me-, is now the guest of his IA
Their, Proprietor Ralph E. Rowe. at
the hotel
Mrs. E. c. Briggs of Auburn, who
has already spent several seasons at
the house, arrived on Thursday with
her daughter, Margaret for the sea-
son. They were Joined on Sunday
by Mr.. E. C.. Briggs, who came
down for a short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Andrews OF
Brooklyn, who are also old patrons
of the Peaks Island House, came
here Saturday to enjoy short out
ing. Mr.. Andrews Is connected with
the William Knowlton and Sons Co.
On Wednesday a large number OF
guests enjoyed cruise to Orr's Is
land in the Alpine" Many points
OF interest were visited including the
Pearls house.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-07-22

CONTINUED from first page.)
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-07-22
CAsco BAY HOUSE.
MANY ARRIVALS DURING THE
PAST WEEK LIvENs THINGS
Guests Largely From Canada; Dances
AZ cushins's Hall Popular.

AZ cushins's Hall Popular.
The past week saw a decided influx
OF guests to this house, and at the
present rate Of arrival 1t will not be
long before the house will be filed.
Many OF the guests come from Can
ada. The dances given at Cushing's
Hall are enjoyed greatly by the
guests, and add social element to
the outdoor life led most of the time.
Among late arrivals noted are: Mrs.
d. 8. Robertson and family of West
mont, Canda; Mr.. l.. p. Robertson
OF Montreal: Mrs, Alexander Robert
son and family OF Montreal: Miss J.
II. Edwards and Miss B. Beatty of
Berlin, n. II.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-07-22
Casco Bays
Leading
General
Store.
Woodbine e Gotta,
Mrs. II. S. Sinnett Prop.
Bailey Island, lie.

10 II' o oIii1etI FTOp. Bailey Island, Tie.
cocnodaes
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-07-22

The MIIey Co., famous for hosiery
cloves and waists. will sell for few
days. Isle and silk hosiery at greatly
reduced prices.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20
Prizes quoted are vhOlsssle1

BCTTER-Creamery. fang. p; Weste-n Arsts.
Ea5e; seconds las: process fsncy. 2sa2s; fair 10
Sod. zlaZ2; dairy. choioe sZ. good. I5aI7; store
packed, fresh, Ials.
CHEEsE-New YORK state. fancy, large. lgssI7;
o., susl. I7al7iz.
EGGs-Near-by. farcz. free czses 3azgs. do.
West Virginia and Southwest Virginia, free cssss.
ls; Tennessee. free cses. ls; North Carolina. free
LIVE PoCLTRY-Chsckens. 2az; sp-i7r sfas5.
hens l5. r0osters. S. ducks. large I3ais: do
smaI. IlzI2; geese. 7z9; CO. fancy I1zI2; tr-kevs
TONS Is: do. hens. Is; turkeys, thin, lal5; keats
IeaZ
DRESSED PoULTRY-Turkeys. cbO,oe uBs-,-n
hens. 3z1; do. average. undraEn. IssD; Go. TIN
Hiza1s: chickens. GaE: capons. 7-lb average. Zag:
Do, sIal' lsa2o, hsHs, L; ROSTERS. sal8: ducks
4lal6; geese. l0alGz-
DRESSED MEATs-CllTes. fun d1essed. ssle; CO..
heads o. 10 hos dressed calves S. hams Country
sugar esreS. l2al4; hers, snail and neat De- cEt
&o5zs5o; do. medium 700a7-S5: do heavy L5Oss %
EGETABLES-Potstoss. Homegrown, Der bus
20; per b5L. 25os3oo; Eastern Shore. per bb.
2Gla25o: sweet potatoes. per b5l, Z5aa275: vans
per bbl-. L5osl75; Asparagus dozen. 25a4O0;
carrots. peT bbl. LZal5O: cucunbers, Der
basket L0osL5o; oeleTy. per dozen stalks. Bls
60, cabbage. per bhl. Looa1 g; czulihoxsr Der bd
I75a250; onions per bus. 7ezso; Maryland and Viz
g1nia, peT bbl-, LS5aL75; Ohio. per Dbl. lT5aZ00;
lettuce, FIGida, peE bb-. LoaL50; tomatoes. go
a2E
GREEN FRUTTSOranEez choice. per box. sOea
t0o; Florida. peT box Zo1a2o: grape fruit per box
Eo0s3e0; apples. King, per bbi., 300zs 50: York In
peTisI. packed. s.coz450; Ben Davis. packed a50s
i-25; Wine Sap pscksS. S75ss.5os AIbemzrfs Ptppin
E0oz5 %; good 70 prime 20oa30o p0or 10 fair L5oa
zoo; OpenAe2d barrels. Common 70 good L00aI %:
fancy table fruit. 5o1aG0o: crznberries. Cape Cod
Pc bbl., T.00ssoo; g.. standard cate, 2odz2 q;
pineaVplsz, FloCida, pr ats 275aSo0; straEberies
quar- 10a0
DRIED FRUTTS-Appies. sliced. fancy. 4: do,
sliced. bright, 81; cherries, Z; blzckbsriss. 8
EboTtlebeTTiss. 70. Taspbsraes. Z
GRAIS-Wheat. Southern. Oh ETzds LZ5aL0: rys
75as5; CON-, shsiled white TAI; d. yellow fza7T
new, ear, 375ss.25i oats, Western white No 5saes
Old mixed 62as4
SUNDRIES-BeesEsI. 2; tsIl0E sz5H; honey
white clover. lib, neE. IS; do. 2-lb. new. l0aI2;
ginseng PEI ID, 5Na559; seneca. pa ID. %;
golden seal. s0as5: pink, l2all mandrake 2s; snake
rool. 50; walnut kernels. Dry Ga5.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool washed free Of burs
Per b. .; do. uBw4shed. free Of burs. Der ID,
2; DO, burTy, PER 70, Esls: hides. green, per b.
s; do, dTy. Yer II. I3al5; Sheep skins. green
each, 75alo0; do, dTy. each 5aso; calf SKINS green,
each. L00sLso; nuskrzt. ezeh. S2zA; black each,
sSas9; skunk. each. black i.75a2S5s mink, each.
EeoaA0o; rabbit skins each. !: opossun. each
aso; racco0u, each &zt00s fox, red each, Looa250;
Do, gay. each 6aL0
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Bonds were IN big demand yesterday on
the local stock exchange. Sales were re-
corded in United States registered Is,
Washington Railway and Electric IS, and
Potomac Electric Light IS. OF the latter
$500 face value changed hands al 1O9.
Capital Traction stock was also very
active yesterday. In all 121 shares were
sold. mostly in ten-share lots. at 157 1-2
TO ~. the selling prices hsing on the same
level and above the highest price Of last
week.
On call Washington Gas sod at %. and
after can an eighth Of point lower.
The usual amount OF scattered trading
in odd lots OF various shares followed
the big sales mentioned Among the lesser
sales were ten shares OF Riggs Bank at
$50, which establishes a price for the Sc
eurity after many weeks Of inactivity,
much OF the tine without a bid OF OFFER
ing being posted on the board OF the ex-
change Its inactivity is no criterion OF
i;s value, inasmueh as it leads the bank
shares IN price.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

New YORK. April Ia.-sUCAR-Lsnd0a csbled a
steady and unchanged market for tees sugar, with
prizes fglly maintained and Quoted as follows; Aprl
AID May los. SD. aud August JOS. 6td The Local
naarse; fer raw sugar was steady but guiet. With
centrifugal IS test. ssotsd a. 2s5; MuscoEa3o g
tsst s42; moiasses sugar, g test. 3T- ReEnec
s1gar was STEADY. quiet. and unchanged, - nct
less pCr Cent cash for grangl4red-
NAVAL SrOBES-The market for spirits tuT-
pentne vas shade higher With machine lade
barrels quoted 81 g. and at Savannah, - vas
quoted Rosn wss steady ard quoted 90 so sor
c0mm0n % good strained Tar ruled steady but
quiet snd unchanged a. 30 FOR Oh bausE
BUTTER-SJesdy Reoip-s. SIS packages Cream
sTy extra, Zas75i state dairy tubs. lsa25i iai-
EGGs-F.rn. Rsss.pss. ssl7 essas Nsar-by.
white. fancy, 2; fang, miHed, p fresh, frsss,
lazz
MILL FEED Strong. on scarcity. Spring bran,
Il-lb. sacks. 70 STRIVE, 2 s.. standard milling.
rs, city bran. $50. IN buiki Western rcd cQs.
5S. % arrive; winter wheat hran. n ooh. sloks.
scarCe nominal.
OATs-stsady; inactive. No 2. white. O. B.
ss5afl: No 8 white. S. as, No. e. white 5sa5sis;
No. ? mixed. 5552: natural and clipped White. o.
track- 5.11a6e
FLoUR-srroag On light stocks. sprng pa,sats.
65os6s5; spring clears 5l9a5-si. winter s-raights.
62a6sG: clears. 5.EG5.s0- Kansas s-rziszrs. II
sscss. 6o01s.l5; Kansas clears. 5ooa56.
RYE FLOCR-Flun; demand moderatc Quoted.
45as2
corn NEAL-Frm- KIN drsd. for export.
3s0a35. coarse msai. in bags. Lisa15l
HAY-Receipts loo t11S Eiul. limited o1eT-
inEs Prime u1sothy, 50 No. !. 81; NJ. 2 So
No g. 1as-5
sTRAW-Receiptz. 60 tons. Strong cn salau sup
ply. Loug re. LSaI-s0.
BEEF-Weaks-: trade qglet- Family. ls-5aal5o1;
packcr f1 15zH0o.
PORR-Strong. Light s1pp,y. Mess. Esalaoo;
family. s.A
TALLOW-Qzie1; steady. City in hosshes5s.
y.a57s-
I.ARD-Stesdy-Prsns Wessern. Ioso. city. 05;
Teined cc1tlcrt. ILI5; South Ame1zn. ll65; re-
Sns5 BrzzEsa. kegs. l2G; o3eostes-iue. I25ss lard
slearne. du1 Eew To-k, p: Chiezso. u
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. ATrl e. CATTLE-Recspss, H.en
had steady 70 l0o lower. BeSErs 470az.00: Texans
45oe5.705 Western, 4oozA75; ssockers and fea1srz
S5a5S0: cows and heifsrs. 2o0ss90; calves 5o9s7.z
HoGs-RscsiFts. GOO head steady. Light ana
10: miIsS. 6SlsT-So; keaTy, 6s5s7S0 rouzhs asa
20; yorke-s 7.osaz.55 Vizs 6f5a6.0
SHEEP-Reosiptss 1.ooe head: steady. NatiEez
S.ssss-l5; Western, s-ssa6E; Izzhs, s0sS0; West
en-. 5SAS5
New York. AU-1 1S.-CATTLIE-Receipts 500
head Steers. 625a6so; balls. a5sE75; cows 2a
a.. =; dressed beet. sloz, s1sAlA
CALF ES-Recsip-s. I'D head Opsnsd. EnD
love-, Veals 50oe7.75; few choice lots ea-iy
zs7sasoo sulls, 40osA0; dressed calves lower; city
dressed Teals. 7aiIS; CHOICE. Y: country dressed
gsla.
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Rssgpos, 1850 head
Wooisd shseDs A5lz60o; TrtDe here; clipped. leo
S5oo; unshoTn limbs. 6ooz2so; clipped. 6ooa72 un-
skol yearings, 6eaa7la
EOCS-RecGQts $50 head SLOW. at T.sa7. -,
So1s octsds sslsl sxoes6s6 cz54sHocs
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20
Motor Made Inns.
-'aN-N. -'s.-.I- = D
I'm CnlEsr,s Weekly.

Fruun Collars Weekly
AutoInobiling paradoxically has turned
scod inns into poor hotels and pocr hotels
into good inns. The 10y party" a by
product OF motoring which combines mid
night. highballs. and first-page newspaper
stories, has taken possession Of suburban
hostelries OF ancient and respectable ori-
gin. In the colonial kitchen relgns an IN
ported chef The quaint waiter who
served ale has been replaced BY a sleek
parasite who serves champagne The
buxom dame and her loyal spouse have
turned ever the place TO di=ectoire chorus
ladies with moneyed admirers. But out
on the bold highway that staggers val
i0ntly over rough mountains and drops
into tOrtUOus valleys merely for the sake
Of repeating the crooked journey across
other and sterner ridges. the taverns
which sank into oblivion with the build
ing OF railways have again become land
marks. Motor cars have reopened erst-
while famous pest roads long deserted by
all but local travel
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

oFots;ions furnished by " 2. 90.
acnhas q tts Chicago Bad
BUILDING - Fifteenth strrsI r1r-
Chicago. A7rl ls.-Ths Chi1go
IS sharp suzis rounded q az -1e
market to-day. and throuRh the gE-
bulls Esre pretty roughly handed 3.a. s...t t3-
night is nearly cents below the LE1 poizt o.,
last Fridsy. and July is nearly points below the
high posnt q to-day. Tie couTss q prioss today
vas downward th0oEh tie decline vas fought too-A
and uzil b. the locz II the hope of keeplEg pros
I'D 20 the hiEh Level q last week- Bulls are 10
dssponde1t msod tais afte-1ooa. They VII make a
despe-zts eTo-t - hold the market ID. ard ussy
Sacceed, BIT to-day the tendency q thirss Dis
uncrIy against them and Ihs fight vas hard ore
fruzl the sounding q the opelt1g song % nat O.
TIE closing
Com for the May and July deliveries reached new
hieh Levels for TIE season ard the market foT com
vas hr13 ard active Gil day. Oats, we're also 1rn.
and proTiEons dd vel on The highsr levels reached
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20
BAI EIMORE PROpUCE MARKET.

Baltimore, Aprn ls-Cfuotatious established By ths
Baltimore Fruit Ead Producs Association are as
follows:
BUTTER-Crssmery, separator, per b, =; imi-
tstion per b.. 2az: prints. zIs.. per H.. Sasl:
CO.. lib. per b.. saa; blocks 2lb DE b.. gosSl
dairy prints. Maryland. PernsJlEania. and Viz
ginia, per lb.. ls4I7i Virginia and Wes; Virginia.
stoEepackcd per h. l5als; Ohio. st0Te-pscked.
per p. lsziT; naaT-by. rolls, pr 10. Esls; Ohio,
rolls. per 10. Ea15; West Virginia. rolls. D H..
Isai7
EGGS-2IaTyiand. Pennsylvania. and nearby frzts.
per COZ. a9is; Essten shore. Maryland and VIZ
ginia. Per doz. g0lz: Western irsts per doz. IA
West fEsIria. pei doz.. "a
LIVE pOUBTRY-Young chickens. Gs to size. PEI
n. lss21; old hens. heasy-wsisht. pef D.. l4taE
winter chickens, II 70 u lbs, Der T.. &a3o
spring chickens TO IA lbs-, per n. 1s25; ducks.
per b.. l3sl4i do, IhEe Pekins. peT To- IS;
pigeons. yuung. pair g: do. Cd. pair 50: guinea
fowls. old. each. =; d. young. - lbs and over.
each D
POTATOES-White. nearby. prize. per brs-.
saLo5: do. Wes-sn Maryland and Pennsylvania.
prime. Or bus. gals do. New YORK. Prize. per
bus IGoalo5; do. Western. p-ime. per bus. Looa
los; new, per barrel. 4Slas.o9' sweets. Eastern
Shore ycliows. per bbl, aefasS9; do, North Caro-
Ina yellows. pes bbL. 5.aoa20; do, fancy Dela-
ware. PEI bbL, 3-5aai0o; ye9ws psr has. LZ5al-50:
Potcmacs. pr bbi s5cal6o. vans Virginia, per
21oa250
GREEN FRUITS AND yEGETABLES-Apyis
Western Maryland and Pennsylvania. per bbl
packed 30ca4.jas do. SeW Y0rk. assorted. pr hbl
35a5.o0; asparsgus Chsrestou. per doz.. white.
S-0oaZ %. psr d0z green. &50as5). beets. FlcTida.
peT cats. Z5s250, do. Charlest0l. Der bunch.
Gf; c7b6eggs Florida. pr crate. Z75a3o9. do.
Charleston, per crate 3.0ja3-5). cscry florida per
cate. L5ca250. do. h0negr0Wn. DIR bUnch- 3a4:
-sy-sFsbsFs, Florida, Ter baA. 5caiso; egEpiants.
Florida. per crate. S5oa40o: grape fruit. Florida.
per box. I5iaZ5os kale native. per bbL. 75aLe0;
lettuce Nc1th Carolina. per bas., 75si.5Q; CO..
Florida. pcr bas. 75al50, onioas, New YoTk and
Western. per bus. LOaaLl0; oranges FLORIDA, rzr
ooI. as 20 size 1Za409; d.. C1l1oris PER crate,
Io1al75 spinach. native. peT bus. box, 3'a55: Co..
Norfolk pcT b5-. L5os2o0; squash. Florida, per
cTate. LeaZI stnHber7ies Florida. pzr qt, Ioz
., green Aeaas Florida. DCr bss. LT5a15; wax
bans. Florda. per hes- 2ss259; tomatoes. FIoriia
0er c4rreT. L25aLoo: tgmips native, Per bis,
Ian
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n. B.-Follovius schedule figures uublishsd snly
a. information. and are sot guaranteed:
For AtlAntz- Birmingham Mobile. Nss Orleans
AsheT1lle. ChattanooEa- Memphis. :. z. snd losss
, n. daily Dining czrS
For Roanoke. KnoxTiLe Chattsnooz. Menphis
New Orleans. 1910 ,. n daily DINING carS
For Columbia. Chzrlsyton Augusta. Aiken. Sarar-
nah. Jacksonville. and Florida points 4l0 D n
6Siiy- ps1iBs ca service.
Tourist cars for California, tri-weekly. 40 = n
sIcczi FOX Haynsonbssrg. 80 e. n. daily; AS y n
week days: foT DsuFille, . a. n daiiy. and fol
Charlottesville 5Sa 3. n. ald 50 D T. d1fE
Ersqsent trSins % and frcn Blaerout.
u s. BROWN GsusIL AgszA
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20
COTTON MARKET.

ouota,ioas furnished b W 3. Hibbs & Co.
Members q the SeW T0-k stock Exchange. Hibbz
Building, = Fifteenth street northwest
New YORK. Aprl S.-CO,ton sod to-day into
asw high territory for TIE pcesezt movement. and
trading was Tery active th-ough the day Late il
ths afternoon prioes were somewhat iTezrlzr and
TIE market closed about = points below tho htEhesc
point q the day ard about % points above tie i0E
est Realizing was very heavy OF tie bul=e u The
early trading and prices broke csiits sAzrply When
oaa commission house sod sb0ur SEQ bales q Nay
and Erother 1905 y July After these ssiss. how
ever The market sssered and bed 70 tie last hour
Of tie day
Receipts az tie ports were 20G hales. against
Is So last week and 9oS5 last year. For the week
Is 90 bales. against 1850 last week and s75T last
year Receipts a. New orleans 5.S1 ha1es, against
S5E last year and a. Houston. ss73 bales, against
80 TaS- var
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Bsltimo-e, April Is-wheat was unsettled; corn.
frni cats. steady Tye. n hght supply. and -four.
Tery firm
WHEAT-sDot couhzct. Ll5: SPOT No. 2 red
Western. Las: May. L5 asked; July. LI7aI III +:
stsalnsE-. No 2 red. Ls2; receipts ls76 bushels /;
Southss on grade. Ls2sLs
CORN-Spot contract, 775ta77%; ApriI. T71ts7T7s /;
May. marx: July. 1874 steamer, mixed, s5sa751s
Southern yellow com. 75Ea76z-
OATS-St0ck IN elevators. 31.s19 bushels: ship
msnts from elevators. 64s5 bushels. Goats On s20s
were; White No 2 59a5s5z; do No 3. 57Zass5. /;
DO, No 4. 55zs5s; mixed No. ?. Sa57H: mixed
No 3. 55aS5is; mixed. No. (. SASS.
RYE-Stock in elevators. 5lS bushels: ship
nents from elevators. 20 bushels No. 2 West
Ell. export. 5GEz: No. 2 WesseTn ne Up
town, Sass; bag lots, as to quality and condition
T5ess
FLOUR-winter extra. 5ssSS; winter cssa-
6.55a5.50: winter straight 5Gos605; winter patent
6Sos64e; spring clear. 4Saas.l0; Spring straight,
555a5s0: spzing patent, 62zs.f5; City Mills best
patent Is; City Nils hiSh-grade patent sS.
CITY Nils high-grsde straight. ass; City NILS
choice family. 6a0 City Mills extra chocs family
so; CITY 1fl-S extra. 5O0G5.15; re hozr, medium
70 choire. A25s45si conmsSl. pr 100 IbS. Ls5sla.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20
NEW YORK MONEY.

New fork. April Ia.-Mousy On can opened IL
per cent; highest, ?; lowest, lss; closing 2 Most
OF the days loans were a. ia per cent
Tine money Opened II slightly better demand
but the rates were unchanged; sCpply generous
Rates n peT cent fJ- sixty days. = f0r ninety: p
20 % for four months, "a 10 for I've and six
months, sn6 81 70 81 for over the year.
Sterling steady; rates y points lover. Rates for
actual business closed: Sixty days 4s63ais $50: de-
mand. 4S765a4 SO; cables. A57s5af $50
Commercial bills ASH FOX ninety and 4S5sLzs Ssis
for sixty days. Flour bills. $50 for sixty days
Grain, 4S57s- Grain and cotton bills scarce.