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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-08
Won Hamm-Young Notes

Several large consignments of the ear
that cheers IN several makes We're ar
rivals al the Won Hamm-Y Young garage
durIng the week. six Oyerlands and
four Cadiilaes being among them. Few
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-08
For Sale or Lease

Two story, mosquito proof cottage,
practically new, seven rooms, all mod
ern conveniences; grounds well planted
with fruit and foliage trees; good
neighborhood, and convenient to cars.
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Some Free Advertising.

1Is up to H. p. Wood who "person
ally conducts the promotion commit
tee to see that every man who Is an
official CT the Territory, or even a sugar
baron, should buy an automobile. Mr.,
Wood would probably appreciate the
value of this suggestion If he read the
automobile pages of the Coast press
Jim Jones or Jackson Brown can buy
anything from a 60-h.p. Renault racer
TO Baker Electric and if he happens
to reside in Smithyille. San Francisco,
or any other of the villages on the
Coast he won t get more than three
line squib in the local press but if he
happens TO be third assistant to the
second secretary of the chief clerk in
the water department of Hawaii he II
receive half column writeup from
Androscoggin, Maine, to Tia .Iuana.
OF course. it S all good advertising
and reflects a great deal of credit on
Hawaii Besides it doesn t show any
thing particularly indicative between
! the lines But its the hole in the dough.
nut to the whole doughnut that if the
workings of the brains of the particular
advertising manager who connected that
writeup were to be discovered some
body wouldn t feel highly fattered
| Pretty soon some enterprisng pub,
! licitv manager to an auto factory will
go his compeers one better and color
| MP an immaculate model Of a 6-cylinder
| fier and put in few duskv officials
| with plug hats and hula skirts and
| label il Roomobile Becomes a Favor
| tie in T~opica! Hawaii
There : been a little scrap of press
! dope going the rounds on the mainland
| (cornered at last in a Norfolk. Virginia,
| paper that devotes a special head TO
| the fact that Governor '|Freer' and
Mr. f, \. Mott-Smith have bought
| Cadillacs and that the Hawaiian gov
| eminent has thus adopted this make
! as its official car, This announcement
was followed by the address Of the Nor
| folk agency where these cars could be
| secured.
When the local agents reported The
! sale of the ear TO Mr.. Mott Smith and
| Mr. Campbell the publicity man in the
| fadillac factory probably got a Hawai-.
! an directory ont and located the titles
Of the two officials. The press clipping
referred 20 IS evidently a natural result
Of the despair that followed. Bu7 in
Justice to that publicity man il might
he said that the "Hawaiian Govern
meut' is more than satitied over their
| Cadi1lacS
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-08
PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY.

The Honolulu branch of this society
meets in the Kilohana Art League
building on Miller street, ground floor,
every Wednesday evening at 1880.
Visitors are cordially welcomed.
JAS. ]. YOUNG, President.
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LEI ALOHA CHAPTER NO. 8, O.. E.s.

Meets at the Masonic Temple every
second Saturday of each month, at 1880
2. m. Visiting sisters and brothers are
cordially invited to attend
CORA A. BLAISDELL, w. M.
MARGARET HOWARD, Secy.
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Works for Uncle Sam.

The ROYAL Hawaiian Garage finds in
its repair shop something that simply
wont stay within bounds. Its gear de-
partment is now working on very
complicated set Of gears for the Fort
Ruger nortars, decided change from
the cutting of the comparatively sim
pie auto gears. They have presented
set of problems to the garage gear
man. the solving of which has reflected
uui1e some glory upon him.
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COURT LUNALILo NO. 5000, A. &. F

COURT LUNALILO NO. 5000, A. 4. F.
Meets every first and third Wednes-
day evenings of each month, at 1880 p.
M, in Pythias Hall, corner Fort and
Beretania streets. Visiting brothers
cordially invited
F. j. ROBELLO, C. R.
JAS. K. KAULIA, P. c., F. S.
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PACIFIC REBEKAH LODGE NO. 1,
7, O. o. f,

Meets every second and fourth Thurs
day, at 1870 P. M, Odd Fellows Hall.
Visiting Rebekahs are cordially invited
to attend.
MARION FAUTH, N. G.
ALICE NICHOLSON, Sec ".
The Washington herald., 1910-07-02
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. July l-BUTTER-Rsceipts today
as packages. The market continues on q steady
70 firm basis. bit prices are 10 higher Creamery
specials, ga creamery extras. ~ creamery frsts
=; State dairy. good 10 choice 3. process specials
CHEEsE-Reeespts TO-DAY. 7sss boxes The mar.
ket Is nrner. State, whole milk. new Specials l6:
State. whole milk, fancy colored, Is State, whole
milk fancy white IAN: skins specials I2A
EGGs-Recsipts to-day. 1858 cassS The market
is weaker STATE Pennsylvania and nearby hen.
neTy, white. fancy q STATE and Pennsylvania brown
hennsEy fancy, Is fresh-ga;hsrsd extras q fresh
gathsred extra frStN q.
MTLLFEED-Ffrm: inauiry moderate. su-5ng
bran. 2L55; standard middlinss. ais: city bran,
D.D in bulk: Western red dog 800 70 arrive
winter wheat bran, in lopcund sacks TO arrive
20
oATs-weakez demand No white. sgsa47: No
white, s5isass; No. white. 44izass, natural and
clipped white, on track, AafsH.
FLOUR-steady, quiet trade. Kansas straiEhts
ssa5.o IN SACKS soft strsights, 45ase0 in barrels
spring patents 5eoas9. in barrels; spring clears,
4aoA4-70: New Kansas straighis 70 arrive, 47oas1
RYE FLoUR-Stesdy; sn4sll inquiry. Choice
brands quoted at l1a48
CoRNMEAL-Firm; business moderate, Kiln
dried fcE export, as coarse meal, in bagz Lsla
LA
BEEF-stesdy moderate dealings Packet, lT0a
$500; family. lsSa5o0.
PORk-Steady; small trade. Mess. saooa25.5o;
family. Is 50aE.Oo.
HAY-Receipts. lso tons: strong: Light business.
Prime tlSnothy. Latsis2A; No. l. ll5aliT1l; No. 2
Lloall2is; No. s. lO0al.O5
STRAW-Receipts 20 tons: firm: quiet trade.
Long ne quoted az 81
LARD-DuIl, steady Prime Western ESQ. CITY
refined Brazilian kegs 800: oleostearine l0s lard
stesrtne, 1uiet New York IS
The Washington herald., 1910-07-02

New York, July 1.-Bradstreet's review
OF the state Of trade tomorrow viii say:
Trade and crop reports are still ir-
regular, but weather conditions favor
final distribution, and except in a few
sections, as for instance the Northwest
and parts OF The South, the crops have
made satisfactory progress in the direc-
ton of large yields. Unequal distribution
OF moisture-it being too dry In the
spring wheat belt and too wet in the
central Gulf states-is the drawback to
the otherwise good crop outlook The
spring wheat situation failed consider
ably In June, but taken as a whole. win
ter wheat. corn. cotton, and oats and
some lesser crops improved.
slot summer weather has stimulated
retail distribution OF seasonable goods,
though demand is stiI reported below
earlier anticipations Jobblng trade for
fall is irregular. being quiet as a whole.
but improving in the Southwest. while
being checked In the Northwest.
Some cancellations of fall orders are
reported in the spring wheat States.
though in some cases these are reported
no more numerous than usual.
''Aiidyear Influences have added to the
rather quiet tone characterizing some
leading lines Of industry. Rather more
activity is noted in pig iron. though at
the expense Of prices. Finished lines
seem to show more quiet, some OF which
is undoubtedly due 10 midsummer infiu-
ences. Textile industry shows from Is
TO 30 per cent Of curtailment proceeding.
and jewelry. coal mining, and some other
lines are quiet"
The Washington herald., 1910-07-02
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
Conditions Irregular Due to Crop Reports and Declines
in Security Prices.

New York. July 1.-R. c. Dun's report
tomorrow will says:
Conflicting crop news and severe de-
clines in security prices have dominated
the situation during the past week. The
record OF the half year Just ended is
summed up In the word Readjustment'-
In the prices OF commodities and OF Sc
curities, and in the last week of the half
year the process in the latter has made
rapid progress. The stock market was
approaching almost a state of denorali-
cation on Thursday when the decline IN
prices was checked.
The more confident feeling noted a
week ago was chilled by reports OF IN
jury to spring wheat by drought In the
Northwest. That some damage has been
inflicted to the crop in this way seems
to be beyond dispute. but IN compensa-
ton for This loss the increased acreage
must be taken into account. The winter
wheat harvest. moreover, Is turning out
better than was expected.
--latest reports indicate quite satisfac-
tory conditions as 10 cotton. In the iron
and steel trade Increased demand has
been created az the expense of values.
Curtailment Of production Is the feature
IN the teXtiie trace ana midsummer con-
ditions prevail. Extreme dizziness is ex-
perienced in the jewelry business.
Leather is weak and the shoe trade is
very slow
Railroad earnings in the three weeks
OF June increased III per cent
Commercial failures this week In tbs
United States are 222 against ale last
week. 2i9 the preceding week. and 80 the
corresponding week last year. Failures
in Canada number 10. against so last
week, "a the preceding week, and IS last
year"
The Washington herald., 1910-07-02
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

BUTTER-Cresmefy. fancy. 2sn; de-, prints
30; do. seconds. q; process. fancy e. DO. fair "a
good. za27 dairy. cnoice. 2az5; do, good aa23;
store-paeked. iSa2o.
CBEESE-New York State factory, fancy Hrsts.
lTalih; do. small. 17aiTi4 do. large l5Bkal7.
EGGS-Near-by, choice, Feturpsble cases Hkt
West Virginia and Southern virginia. returrabls
cases q Tennessee. retnrnabe cases. 81; North
Carolina. Tsturnable cases. q.
LIVE P0ULTRY-Shickers spr!ns large pa
Is; do, medium, Z3a2l: DO, hens. sash.
per H.. 10; large. lsH; roosters, per ID. IL,
ducks old. Is; do. spring. lbs. and over. ls:
geese. per ID, l0eig; do, fancy, leaIi; turksyS
toms. per h. IS: do. hens %; turkeys thin, lOals:
keats. per ID. Is
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Norfolk per barrel.
Local 3; c1cdmbess. Norfolk, per basket, LEGAL
do. North Carolins, soal0o; string beans per bas.
ket, 5sS7; North Carolina lettuce 50al00; rsdishes
Per loe 40 to 80; spinach per barrel 75ai0o; egg
plant per crate, LeOal.T5; tomatoes Per crate 75s
Loo; Asparagus I5al.0 per dozen punches,
rhnoafb, lsA2 per dozen punches; new capbare.
&sIs per gate; spring onions, 50as0 per hundred ;
bets. Jas per bunch green peas. per basket,
75aso
DRESSED PoULTRY-Chicksns. per n Pan.
chickens and hens. mixed 1892 slips. per ia
II; DUCKS lsa0 geese. per ID. uaIs
DRESSED MEATs-Hsms. couutry, sugar.c1ssd
lsa2a ~-''1'
DRIED FRUITs-Appies. sliced. fancy. las, ehsr.
Fies, lzals; biaekoerfies, 7; WhsTIiebeEriss Is1z
WOOL AND HIDEs-Wooi unwashed. frea az
bars, per H., 50; wool burry, per ID. xa8 hides
green. per ID, TO- DO. dry, PER b., yals: sAssp
sktns. green. each 7sal0o; d. afy saeh EaEs. al
kins, gTeen, each. Lseal.7A
The Washington herald., 1910-07-02
.Er Dividend.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore July l.-ouOtstIOns By Balsimos FYui,
and Produce Association are as follows.
BUTTER-creamery. fancy. Ii, HKa1; de-
choice, h.. zTlsazs; d. good, ID. Ban; do. imita
tion. per 10. laz3; DO. prints per ID, 2ess0 DO
blocks. per H., Sa30; lsdle. PET ID, ss2; Mary.
land and Pennsylvania rolls. per h., o. Ohio rolls
per ID. an; West Virginia, rolls. FER ID. 2lH;
siore-paeked. Ohio. per h., az store-uacked.
West Virginia. per H.. ~; Maryland. Virginia.
and Pennsylvania dairy prints Per ID. zli, pTucess
butter. per h.. 2la&
EGGs-Nsfyland. Pennsylvania and near.bs hrsts
per doz-. NH Western hrsts. per doz.. 0n; West
virginia hrsts. per doz., 24 Southern nrsts per
doz., lsA; guinea eggs. per eoz-. loall
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens old hens, heavy, ID.
Is; do, old hens, small to medium. b.. i65k do
old ROSTERS. per b.. II: do. spring. IL lbs and
over. per h., 5a2s; small and medium, pap;
ducks, large, per b.. Hals; do, small l5als; d.
muscoSy and nongrel per h., iAis do, spring. !
lbs and over per b., IS pigeons young per pair
Is; do, old. per pair. 81 guinea fowl old each, 2;
yoang. III lbs. each. Is.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-02
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished By W. B. Hibbs -,
members OF the Chicago Board Of Trade, Hibbs
Building.
Chicago. July Wheat opened steady TO frac-
ton lower. There was remnant Of yesterdays
liquidation visible, but offerings were absorbed
readily and the opening Tzosed tie low point Of
the day, and the market rallied full IL cents
from the bottom. The Northwest markets we're
strong again, July wheat in Minneapolis selling up
81 cents from the low point. The news on the
spring wheat crop decidedly bullish. notEith-
standing various reports Of rains which have been
current FOX the past three days The intense heat
continues both IN the American and Canadian
Northwest.
Local receipts. 6 cars, With estimated for to
morrow.
A strong undertone prevailed In corn. and al
though there Tas some noticeabis selling Of May
and December By commission houses, the buying
poser vas right at hand to take care q al Offer
ings and the market advanced cent from the low
point Cash market Ia cent higher.
Local cars. Isl, with 81 estimated for tomoTrOw.
Oats opened a fraction lower rallied with corn,
but did not show much independent strength.
Hot weather said to be forcing crop too quickly.
making light weight.
Local receipts. lSa cars. With lm estimated for to
morrow.
Provisions weakened on the loceut decline IN hog
market. and closed heavy. July pork vas an ex-
eeption to the rest Of the list being higher on the
demand from tbs shorts. Packing interests were
the leading sellers The buying was scattered
The Washington herald., 1910-07-02
WALL STREET NEWS
Improvement in Condition
of Market Is General.
JUST AT THE CLOSE
May Earnings Statement OF the
Psansyivania Shows a Decrease in
the Net and az Result stock IL
Heavy-Time Money Slightly High
er-StreBgth shown in Gotten.

New York, July Further improve
nent in the condition Of the stock market
ana the state or financial sentiment was
visible to-day even II net gains in prices
were not perhaps very considerable. The
first quotations made for stock following
the lead of London were at advances OF
from one to two points over those OF the
day before
This rise Immediately invited a renewal
OF liquidation. whose course. however.
was comparatively short. The market
steadied and rose vigorously to about
the days highest level, again declining
at the very close.
When the market was weak In the
early part Of the day It seemed TO be
the direct result OF drive made az two
or three issues. particularly the Rock
Island common and Wabash preferred
stocks. which forced their price lower
than any touched yesterday Also Penn
sylVania stock appeared to be relatively
heavy, possibly because the May earnings
statement of the company, published
after the close OF business yesterday
afternoon showed a decrease Of Sse Ooo
IN net against a gross Increase Of sI,7SS, 600.
Save as stated, the days market was en-
urely without particular feature.
Strength in Cotton.
The strength lately shown in the cot
ton market was renewed upon the publ
cation OF the governments cotton report,
giving the condition of the staple on
June p as SOL, as compared with 81 last
month. and ten-year average condition
Of g.5 The deterioration in the state
OF the crop in the last month Is not
great. and has chiefly been caused by a
greater fall OF rain than is desired in
certain parts Of the cotton belt
Nevertheless. the general outlook for
the crop still is decidedly better than
1t was last year. and is for more than
an average yield
Time money to-day was slightly higher,
possibly because of the large losses in
cash that, according TO all superficial
observation. the banks have sustained
this week in their transactions with the
subtreasury and through shipments 10
the interior OF the country.
Then natural expectation was that this
would result in a considerable diminution
of the surplus reserve item in to-rnor-
rows bank statement. although on the
other hand. II is obvious that a loan re-
ducuon Of no small proportions has been
effected as a result Of a weeks market
liquidation.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-02
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. July 1.-CATTLE-Recsipts.l ISIS head.
steers we're slow, but top grades shade higher
and others steady; bulls were loai5e lower COWS dun
but about steady. All early arrivals were closed
out Common 10 choice steers sold at s5as 30 per
100 pounds; bulls, 5Sss 3; COWS 250sA60: dressed
beef quiet at ga for native sides sal0 for Texan
beef lAH for native binds and ribs. and Sail for
ehuoks. Liverpool and london cattle markets lower
az l24al44 per pound dressed weight
CALVES-Recspts. 75 head. Choice Feals were
higher; other calves steady. but Westerns slow and
enc car unsod. Common to choice Feals sold az
S,Oas . Per 100 pounds; ellis 500a6.5o; q few
Westerns 5e1s. Dressed calves at i2alFs for city
dressed veals; Tai2 for country dressed calves.
SHEEP AND LAAfBs-Receipts 1904 head.
sheep were steady, with fair demand. Best grades
Of lsnb sold early at about steady prices for few
but weakened and fell on l5aZSc The undergrades
declined 5as0c, and several cars were held over
Common 20 prime sheep sold 30oa4s1sz per 100
pounds; eas. zoo; ordinary to choice lambs. 7Oos
The Washington herald., 1910-07-02
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET
s.ls.-R,rlnr al. z o.elaes poan,

esles-RsEaisr cali. u O'Clock noon.
Washington Railway and Electric d, Si0os At S.
at I0l
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone S.. 1900 at
1911
Capital Traction, at isg.
Washington Railway and Electric pfd, s stlgk.
washington Gas. . at 76A, az f6s, 8 at isJs
3 at TsA, at IT.
Msrgentha'er. At 2isss at zsl4, 5 az 7sz.
LAnston. % at SIS. % At slA, % At nK %
at S%
District National Bank. 10 a. %. 10 at %.
American Security and Trust, st So, 10 at ~
10 At go
Union Trust, az %
Isl.
Union savings Bank. 70 At sso, 10 at 40, 10 at
20, 10 at 30.
After calls
Second National Bank S at $50
washington Railway and Electric I'D. 3 a. ssz
Following are the BIC and asked prices q yesser
days Washington Stock Exchange!
GAS RoNnl
The Washington herald., 1910-07-02
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore July l-wHEAT-spot contract old.
81 new. %; JAY, szH asked; August, 81 September.
IS. Receipts, lo,e5s Southern. By sample. slasa
Southern grade siksezSi.
CoRS-spot contract. g; July. G. Receipts II I.
SIS; exports l,Ie9
0ATS-Stock in elevators. 2ls 90 bushels; shin.
meuts from elevators Il.lil bushels White, No. 2.
as 10 weight, IS; DO, white, No. g. as to weight
s4ha45h; do. No = as to weight, 42a4s; d. mixed.
No 2 Nj nominal: do, No ). s5as5l5
RYs-Stock in elevators. ssS3 bushels; shfnents
from elevators, 81 bushels No. ne. western, do
nestle, 50; No. rye, Western, domestic, 7sa76: bag
lots as 20 quality aud condition. 9oa7i
FLOUR-Winter extra, 3a5a3e5; DO. clear. l5sa
aD; do, straight. 4.sOaAs5; do. patent sooaAio;
spring clear. 4l0a435 do, straight 5eSasso; DO
patent, 5Sas. s.; City Mills best patent. Sc, do
high-grade patent, SIS; do. straight 54s; choice
family, $50; extra. 2sea4.l0; rye Aour MEDIUM 10
choice, 4-za4-5o; coEnmeal, per 100 lbs, l.sOaiA
The Washington herald., 1910-07-02
NEW YORK. MONEY.

New York July Money on call at the STOCK
exchange to-day opened at 81 per cent highest ~
lowest M closing "a per cent Nest Of The DAVIS
loans were made at 81 per cent The days high
rate vas highest since June !.
Time money was quiet to-day. which is generally
the case the first Of the half year. The tone vas
firm, however and rates were marked up i to y
per cent. Sixty-dsy loans were 5a5N per cent ;
niBety-day maturitles were advanced from shaS1s
per cent 70 Sisa5% per cent while five months
loans we're raised 20 4kaiK per cent. and six
months 70 al per cent bid, with practically no
offering
Mercantile paper was quiet to-day. The market
contained some attractive names, which. however,
were not pressed upon the market. Rates per
cent for sixty 10 ninety days Endorsement; ssslz
per cent for choice four 10 six months single names
81 per cent for Others.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-02
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished By W. B. Hibbs & Co,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building:
New York. Juiy 1.-The market huctusted errsti
@lly. There was an early advance Of 10 points
on better Liverpool cables and absence Of rain in
Texas This carried July up 70 1855 August l4.si,
September B2l. October l2S0 December, l2a9 and
January i2A This vas followed by A slump Just
before the government crop report to 10 points un
Ger these prices. Immediately after the report
vas announced a general buying movement de
veloped which advanced the whole list sharply
July went 70 5 over yesterdays closing August Is
septembe. %, October and December and January
D 70 2 points. On this bulge July sold at IS43
Der lA5. and January 1853 This was followed BIZ
reaction q 10 points in al but the near months
On extensive TEo6t-takins but The market vas
fairly well sustained during The balance o. The AZ
The Washington herald., 1910-07-02
THIRD ARBITRATOR NAMED.
William L. Chambers 10 Help End
Missouri Pacific Controversy.

William I. Chambers. formerly MEM
Der Of the Spanish Claims Commission,
was yesterday appointed third arbitrator
in the Missouri Pacific telegraphers' wage
controversy by Chairman Knapp. Of the
Interstate Commerce Commission, and
Commissioner OF Labor Nell
The first meeting Of the board is in st.
Louis on July s. The other two arbitra-
tors are A. w SullfS~n, general manager
Of the Missouri Pacific Railroad. and
Frank j. Ryan. OF the board OF railroad
commissioners, OF Kansas, on behalf of
the telegraph operators.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-02
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. July Live boss were quiet The re-
eeps estimated st y 90; left fror yestsr-
day. 9ell: estimated receipts tomorrow s0co. Bulk
q prices. sl0asS5; lights. s.90as.45: mixed and
butchers, sessas5 heavy. ST5ssss: rough heavy.
s.75as.s5; yoTksrs, s.5sse40; pigs, a3Ae70.
Cattle we're strong and iOc higher; estimated re
ceiDts. 800 Beeves, Ys5aSs5; cows and heifeTs
2ss7o; Texas steers A2ssse; stookers and feeders,
soa575: Western. Aea7&
Sheep were strong: estimated receipts. 900. Ma
tives, 27ss4s Western. 2sa4s5; yssrngs. SEGA
COO; lambs, 4l5a8 90 Western lamhs Stalls.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-02
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAlN-Whest. per hushel sass; corn. shel
ed. per bushei sssT2: cob 37ssloo per barrel; oats
Western white. No. 2 per b7shel. lsas9; mixed
per bushsl, Gas; bran, Per Ton. $50: uidalinps
Per ton, 200.
HAY AND STRAW-Hsy. Western. Ma, L gm,
No. 2, ls.5o; mixed no0i looss az local scales. 500
straw re- bundle. 1850; straw. ne machins THRASH
lzei stfaNs sssak Pc To- 49, sxsK. sek ~
tsas sbk
The Washington herald., 1910-07-02
MARRIAGE LTCENsEs.

Rev. james f. Mackin.
William R. Smith, q, sad Mary Y. Fleming. is.
Rev. r. S. Owens
Paul Jackson 2. and Edith Laws, o. both Of
Front Royal Va. Rev. Randolph ". LowTie
Max W. Fischer %. and Bessie L. Hohmann, 80,
OF Msrtinsburs W. Va Rev. ]. Luther FransL
Charles Monnineer. g and Mary F. ziegier, 2.
Rev. Joseph F. McGee.
D. D. Bevlin, q and Nettie Beverly, q, both Of
Durham. n C. Rev. H. s. France.
Henry Z. Meek, 2. Of Harrisburg. Pa. and Edna
Y. Harold 2 Of New Cumberland. Pa Rev.
Randolph W. Lowrie.
Richard CAN'T Paine. 8. and Annie Maud XII
martin. q. Rev. C. s. Abbott, ir.
COLORED.
George FegTell. z. Of Orange Va. and Bertha B.
Crompford. o. Rev. Alex WiIlbanks
Alonzo waddell, 2, and Helena Jarvis %. Rev
j. Milton Waldron.