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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-10-10
Obituary
SAMANTHA MILLS.

Death is in our midst and sooner
or later we shall say farewell to
this world and its pleasures and
go to a home prepared for us, a
home not made with hands, eter-
nally in the heavens. Death has
come among us and taken from us
dear friend, one that was re-
spected by the entire community,
She was honest and upright in all
her ways, always ready to oblige
her friends and neighbors, and
had kind word for everyone.
''In the midst of life we are in
death" is a fact so we'll known
that it has become almost COM
mon place in life. We look upon
the cold features of the dead with
calm curiosity more often than
with sad thoughtfulness, unless it
be that one whom we loved has
left US, and we turn away and our
hearts bleed.
The subject of our sketch is
Samantha Mills who was born
January 81, lS41, and departed
this life September 26, 1907, aged
66 years, 8 months and 5 days.
In early life she was united in
marriage to John Amerine, to
which union were born four chill
dren, two sons and two daughters.
This union was prematurely
broken by the death of the hus-
band, leaving the wife with the
small children to support by her
own exertion.
In 1869 she was married to
Legrant Byington Mills, to which
union no children were born.
For the past year she has been
an invalid, suffering from compli-
Gated diseases, she bore her atilic-
tions with christian fortitude and
expressed herself on several occa-
sions as being ready to go when
her Master called for her.
She leaves to mourn their loss
husband, two children, five broth
ers, five grand children, two great
grand children and host of rela-
tives and friends.
The funeral was held at Fair
view Church, the services were
conducted by the pastor In charge
assisted by Rev. Will Harble and
Rev. Zimmerman. After touch
ing discourse the remains were
laid to rest in the Fairview Gene
terry. W. w. GoRDEN.
CARD or THANKS.
The relatives of the late Mrs.
Mills desire to thank their friends
and neighbors for their kindness v
in the sickness and death of their n
wife and mother, and also for
their floral offerings. t
The FAMILY. p
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Notice to Teachers.

ing County will meet nt the School BuiIding
In Logan, Ohio, at $3.50 IA, m, on the FirsI
Saturday OF each month. for the examina- !
ton ofapplicants for Teachers Elemenlarv
Certificates and ON the first Saturday 81
September, December, March and June for
the examination OF applicants for Teaeher's
anltnati0ns for pupils desiring To enter high
schools Will be he'd OH the Third Taturd,y
OF April and the Second Saturday OF May.
ON. WHITE, President
J.o. sToUGHToN, Clerk
ID. 10, HARSH, Vice President
Logan Ohio. February 2. le0S-tf
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DIR. o. S. WOOD,
Physician and Surgeon, Logan, o.

OFFICE HOURS:-8 to 10 a. M, l
to 3 p. m, to 8 p. m.
Special attention given to the treat
ment of diseases of the skin and
nervous system and catarrhal affec-
tions. Office modernly equipped.
Both phones in Office and residence.
LOCATED IN OFFICE formerly
occupied by DIR. Dye.
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THE NATIONAL BANK OF
LOGAN
oEFIoE HOURS @ TO 8

OFFICE HOURS 8 TO 8
Paid in Cash CapitaJ $4,000
C. E. BOWEN, President,
H. r. HARRINGTON, Vice Pres
F. MEADE BOWEN, Cashier.
Does General Banking Busi-
ness, Receives Deposits, Discounts
Paper and Buys and Sells Ex-
change.
apr ely Bank in James Block.
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which he stands among a group

THERE are two pictures extant
of Timothy Portley, the one In
Il which he stands among group
of packing house employees in
high boots, trousers and wooden shirt
the other In which he is dressed in the
height of fashion, his natural fiorid
complexion subdued by the artist. The
first was Tim Portley, butcher. The
second is Timothy Portley, multimil-
lionaire. He would give a thousand
dollars for each of the group pictures
to burn them.
Portley lived most of the year in his
country place twenty miles from the
city. Time was when he hadn't a
nickel to take him, tired and hungry,
home from his work in the evening
Now there are express trains running
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Hiram
Perkins
Cure.
BY F. A. Mitchell.
Copyright, 1907. by f. A. Mitchell.

BY F. A. michel.

Copyright, 1907. by F. A. Mitchell.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-01-19

cirons there would still be us
pounds OF nitrogen. II pounds OF
phosphorus and Us pounds OF DO
taSsium removed from the soil in
tive years. Follow this practice I'D
Tar 50 years and We find that s. 600
pounds OF nitrogen. $3.50 pouncs OF
PHOSPHORUS and IL. 400 pounds OF
potassium have been removed from
the sol by this system of crop ro,a-
ION. Is L any wonder that The land
should become exhauSe6 under these
md yet this IS not overdrzwing a
co-6icon which has prevailed On
many farms.
Il VII &c argued BY some that q
large per cent. OF the te-tiEzinc ma
te-isls oa1rsine6 n these crops has
ceSn returned % the land. This
= ight be uue on a stock or 6s:sv
tolm. buc CT thousands Of fans
w-ere clesn culture has been p-sc-
uced comparatively little has been
returned % The sol SuDooss. how
ever ia hall OF al the elements r.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-01-19

l. l. fiudeins CoHsiy Clerk County Virginia certf
ss me foescns statement embraces expenditures by M
Board Of Supervisors Court urine the SIX months er
Dec. 81. 1906 -
7. T. HUDCnS. Clerk
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-01-19

moved by this system of crop rota-
ton has been returned 10 the soil.
There would still Be ALSO pounds
OF nitrogen. 1925 pounds OF phos-
phorous. and 500 pounds of po-
taSSium TO account for. The needed
nitrogen can DC obtained from TIE
air by the growth OF leguminous
crops. but the supply OF phosphor-
Gus and potassium removed from
the sol worl6 require an application
each year of 500 TO 500 pounds OF
phoSphOric acid and 500 TO 1000
pounds Sulphste OF potash. Sup
pose. however. that the soil. through
the stores which nature has provid-
&c. can supply two-thirds Of the
needed elements OF plant food. II is
Scl evident that an application OF
100 70 zoo pounds OF scid phosphate
and 50 70 100 pounds of sulphsse or
rnuriate OF potash would be neoes-
sary % maintain the land in coed
condition for crop growing.
A. NJ. Soule.
Director Va. Experiment Station.
B.acksburg. Va. Jan. IS. 1903.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-01-19
Holdcroft Happenings

Holdcroft. Va. Jan. lo.-The
long continued spell Of warm wealth
CT has been broken by a cutting
northeast wind and rain.
An epidemic OF grip prevails here
few families having escaped its grasp.
Our local doctors are doing a good
business
The well-known firm of Binns S,
Davis has been dissolved. Mr.. ].
w. Bins VIII continue the business
al the cd stand IN Holdcroft.
A barn on the lot purchased re
Gently BY Mr. w. z. Woodoock. Jr..
at Rustic. in lower Brass Ankle. was
burned last week. the loss being cor
siderable.
School No. opened last week
with Mss Lucille Pinkman. OF South
Carolina. teacher.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-01-19

a ScofmcntOr set
tlingindicafesan
unhealthy con-
6itiou of the Kid
neyS: II IL stains
your linen II IS
evidence Of kid
ney trouble: too
frequent desire
20 pass il or pain
IN the back Il
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-01-19

Delay IS dangerous. Il you have
pains IN head, back and limbs. La
Grlppe IS hard 10 cure unless taken
II time. No. ! Cold and Grip Cure
& Poythrassl IS a safe and sure relic
and can always be found in stock a
Stones Drug Store.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-01-19

Mr. Eddie Barlow. who nearly
lost his life while riding a shifting
engine az the knitting mill last Sat
urday. IS out Of danger, but ST.,
confined 70 his bed.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-01-19

Hcne q e~.-D-Rn-t
paper and don't
Ut remember the
Swaulp-RoOt, and
on. y. Y.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-01-19

also convincing proof that the kidneys
and bladder are out OF order
what To 10.
There Is comfort in the knowledge 80
often expressed. that Dr.. Kiiuer's
Swanp-ROot. the great kidney remedy.
fuifils every wish IN curing rheumatism.
pain in the hack, kidneys, liver. bladder
and every part OF the urinary passage.
II correctS inability 10 hold water
and scsiding pain in passing 1t. or bad
effects following use Of liquor, wine or
beer. and overcouies that unpleasant ne
cessity OF being compelled TO go often
during the dav. and 70 get MP many
times during the night. The mild and
the extraordinary effect OF Swamp-Root
Is soon realized. II stands the highest
for It's wonderful cures OF the most dis
tressiug cases II YOU need a medicine
you should have the best. Sold BY drug
gists in fftv-cent and one-dollar sizes
You may have sample bottle and a
book that tells sill
about Il, both sent free NRxxr3E=
BY mail. Address Dr.. = -: -,
kilneV & Co, Bing- - s=z= = e.
hamton. -. Y. When Hons q s-.-sp-soss-
writing mention this paper and don't
make any mistake. but remember the
name. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root, and
the address. Binghauton. y. Y.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-01-19
SEMI ANNUAL STATEMENT.
Board of Supervisors, York Co.. Va.
Statement Of Disbursements of funds of
York County, Va, from July 1St, 1906.
to January 1st 1907.

The following l. l'enized atemcnt of the current
NI-S ior the siX months ending the 1st day of Janu
~ 1907. dispensed bv the Board OF Supervisors for
he County al YORK. Virginia
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-01-19
Thousands isIs Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect Il

Fin bottle OF common glass with your
water and let il stand twenty-four hours /:
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-01-19

book that tells sill
aboutit. both scntfree
BY mail. Address Or.
kilmer & Co, Bing-
hauton. -. Y. When
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-01-19
SeniIa Silk.

Neat black and white plaid. makes
beautiful sl.r1wzists. zoe.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-26
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

New York, March 5.-SUGAR-The London sugar
market was steady at 9s 81 for March and Apri The
local sugar market higher with duty-paid prices
quoted follows Centrifugal, IS test 355a36l cents
sluseorado safest 3osa9 Y, and molasses sugar g
test. 2sla29, sales to-day were 3 600 bags Cuba
centrifugal April shipment. az p. cents. basis IS
test, cost and freight, and 66e bass Cuba moiasses
sugar Aurii Shipment at Ia cents, c1st aBd fTIht,
basis S3-tcst Total sales Saturday about s 600
bags Cuha centrifugal. last half April shipment ard
first half M=s. and part not earlier than April 10
clearance. az "a basis S-isst, c05t and freight
equal 70 36i cents duty paid Refined was inn.
but Quiet and urchanEei,
BUTTER Receipts. 1855 packages. ButterSWas
iIn al D cents fer extra creamery.
EGGS-Reoeips ZTSS cases. The market for
eggs steady at lsl- eeRts for Western hrsts-
NAVAL STO8ES-Stock. Resin. l3,7so tansls.
Spirits tlrpentine dHI and easy at 7is for
machine-made barcls. kCsin was steady at As
FOR common to good strained and tar held steady
6.eea6e5 for Oh barrels.
MIL FEED-InaetiVe- Spring bran in lGD-ib
sacks April. $50; mddliugs. ZZs5; city bran, p
in bulk: Western red dog SIS. 10 arrive.
FLOUR-Market is dri Spring PATENTS. 4lsa4.65
spring clears 55ta375; winter straights. 3s0a3-65
winter clears 3Ioa3 .; Kansas. in sacks patents,
375aieo; straights. 3soa2s5; clears. 2S5asS.
RYE FLOUK-Trsde is quiet at 36las.l5.
corn MEAL-Steady. but quiet. kiln-dried. for
export. 275a2S5; coarse meal, in tags. Lloail2.
HAN-Stfong; light supply. Receipts. l,4l0 tons
Prime timothy. Is; No. 4 ls8; No. ?. lie; No. 5,
Ice
STRAW-Firn; light supply. Long rye 70a75.
BEEF-MaFket is inactive. Family. lz5oal5. So
PACKET n00al200
PORK-Easy; trade inactive Mes T.75alS5o
family. ls.00alss0
TALL0w- Market Is slow City in hogshends.
65sa6A.
LARD-Weak, Prime Western, 50; city, S7e;
refined continent af5s South american. I6.5Q: re-
fined Brazilian kegs, u59; city stesTiue l0l4 Oeo-
stearine weak. ga Chicago. 81,
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local PRODUCE MARKET.
a.. - Il -


BUTTER-SupDly moderate Prices steady. Cream
cry fancy ai4as2 Western arsts soa5l: seconds, IA
.: process fancy. sa25; fair TO coed. 2ia25s dairy
choice, 2ia55; good 3a2l storepzeked fresh. Balls
CHEEsE-8larket firm New York state. faciory.
large. Hal5i 10. snail. bal6; summer, laEge lsa
q. Western faetary. new choice. HAIL. do. fair 70
good leall. Virginia. 10.
EGGS-Receipls moderate and market firm Near
by fresh. Virginia l7lz 10 IS. West Virginia and
Southwest Firgiaia. 6lz b. y; Tennessee. lsiz 70
u: North Carolina. ls. Dnck egg g.
LIVE pOULTRY-Reccipts Ight and market
active. Chickens. large. per H. lsals medium lsa
%. small, 2a5 stags, p hens. q 10 Is ROSTERS g.
ducks, large. l5sls; small. BALI geese 9ail; tur
keys. tens. Bal6; hens. Hsls; turkeys. thin sal0;
DRESSED PoULTRY-Reeeip.s heavy; choice
stcek ETm. TuTkeys, hens uudTswu. lss29; average
undrawn Hals; thin. 70 Old TOMS IS; chickens
spring. lasge lsag0i small ea25; capans, g-ib aver
age. a22 small l7si5: hens. choice. I5als: roosters
sa9; ducks, large. l7ais, snail, . geese, SAP
DRESSED MEATS-Choice dressed veal wanted
Hogs ~ active demand. Calves. full dressed 100
heads Of 3Ual0-9e: log dressed calves. O.: hams
country, sugar cured, lsal3; hogs, small and beat
per cat-, 8.58; medigm. 500 heavy. 769a7J
FEGEFABLES-potat0 market better and de-
land good sweets and yms dall home grown
L50al-s5i potatoes per buslel, ioa59; Virginia and
Maryland PEI bbL, L59al. l5i sweet potatoes. PER
bbi-s 2ga2z5: yams. 75aLeJ; cabbage. home grown.
per l0. 40oa6.08: celery. New YoFE. per bnaeh sls
So euc,mbers, Florida les basket 203a255; onions
Bermuda. Ieg crate L25sL5a: MaTyiand and Viz
ginia. Per bb LT5a2o0; Ohio. per Dbl. A-75a2 % !;
toMst0es. FLORIDA, crate. aooaA0o.
GREEN FkUITS-Applc markes strong and nice
table varieties meet with steady sale. common stock
neglected IOTk Imperial Zooa50o; i5en Davis Ooa
275. Wine Sap. 2ooa5Go; fancy table fruit 259as %
Spy, peg barrel. zsosS59i Greenng, Z0oas.S; loOse
packed L61aL5f
DRIED FRUITs-Apples. sliced fancy. s..
sliced. bright. 81 cherries. l2al4. HhortleberFies
l0aI2; rasp8crgies 24aZs blackb=rries. G.
Hay AND STRAW Timothy, choice. 2I09; No
2 I.0l; No 2. IS 5AIa00; mixed has. i305ais % !.
clover. l28sl610; straw. re, bundle. ll.0oaI28o; I;
re. machine thrash. s50a969; wheat, 7e8a7.z5.
GRAIN-Wheat choice. 54a75s fair TO g5od 65s7z
ogdusTy 5oa55. COrn-Sheiled. white, 5ia55; yelioE
5za55. ear. Z.z0a30l. Oats-WesteTn. white. No. 2
3zas4. mixed. slal2
WOOL AND HIDESA;Feen hides firm aud
wanted. Receipts Of fur light and demand good
for al grades. Wool washed. free of buIs. per
pound 2jas1i wool, unwssbed free of DuFs, 7a2s;
Rool. bury z5s26; hides, green, 10; dry I.5aE;
sheepskins. green. each, @nL09; diy Ears; calf
skins. i0oais0, muskrat l9a2o; black, .; kits s.;
skunk. Z5al-5o: mink. T5a4e3. rabbit SKINS Isll4 :
onassum. lea25; raccoon. 5a93; fox. rcd. Lg0a25 So
gay 5ca55.
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New Orleans,
spot Markets.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New York March I.-CAITLE-Reeaipts s5sl
Market slow. Top steerz shade lower others Zoe Of
bulls and cows steady. 2 ears steers unsald; ne
dign 20 extra steers, As9as 90 bulls 32af59; extra,
i6lai.75; COWS. -.6oa4D.
CALY ES-Reeeipts s. 500. Market active aud prices
firm; some sales high al sold Yeals 6.ooal0oo.
few sales, lo.Salo59 eulls, SEQ yearlings and
barnyard calves. Z5oa359; dressed CaiECs steady
city dressed yeals lealss per pound; best caroass.
Is; country dressed. sal3ls.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 400 sheep
almost nominal: Gite easier f0r lamas; ala sold.
Sheep 45oa575 medium 60 good lambs. SIaassl;
l car choice, BIS
HOGS-Receipts. la4n Market Sc lower. State
hogs, s.0oa7.l0 distilleTg fed SIS.
Chicago, March Z.-CATrLE- Receipts. p, 900.
Duh. STEADY. Prime beeges s7oa6.S5; poor 10 ne
dium. Alaa5l5: stockels aud feeders. Z75aAsQ COWS
and heifersy 303a525 eauners, L7sa2e5; Texans.
40oal70.
HOGS Receipts. I2aO: estimated for Tuesday.
H0e Market l0c. higher. Light. 6-55lsi Ioughs,
6.l9s6.z); mixed. 5.l0a65siz; heavy, 6,25a6.S.
oHEEP-Receipts. 2,00Q; estimated for tomorrow,
lo0. Market steady; sheep. native, 4e0a49; West
ern sheep. 4s5a5.l8. native iaiss. a25as90 Western
lambs 575aSl0
Baltimore, March 25-HOGs-Receipts for week
ended at noon today l22l head against 10 i2s last
week. Fair supply to-day aud market lower. West
ems. 70oa7. IS: Others, 6sla69li roughs, 4eaa5s0
SHEEP And LAAIBS-Recsipts for week ended
at neon to-day 2e1s head. against sss last
week. Light supply to-day and market hiqher
shcsi. 35la650; lambs. e,0oas75.
CAIN Es-Recsipts for week ended AZ nooa to-day
were 81 head. against so last Feek Fair sunriT
to-day and loEcr. ComEcn tc best, Aela5oo
The Washington herald., 1907-03-26
FREDERICK EleHELsERoER. Trust offiesr

by nrsts loss or Isr doz I73z Western fTsts. loss
cf if5s West Virginia frsis. loss Of ia; Southern
arsts loss od. Eisalsiz; duck egg. IS.
LIVE POULTRY Market was steady. The quota
tons we're Is follows: Chickens. old hens. heavy,
per H.. l5z do. small. per b., Haas; old roosteTs.
each. Isa51; DO. y0ung good 10 choice, PR b., LA
II 40. young, large aad rough per b.. III; ducks,
puddle large Der b., Is: do small per h.. Il;
Aluscogy. mongrei, PR b.. l3ali do brakes 0asoi
do white Peki1s. PR h.. IS; geese. Western ard
southern, per ll. laan Maryland and Virginia.
I,er ib, ual2; do. Kent Island, per h. BALI tir-
l5sl5; DO Old toms. peF H., Il. pigeons. young. per
pair. Ian 90. old. per pair, 20; guinea fowl old.
each. % d.. young EACH .. iQu9tati0ns ErTe es-
tablished by the Baltimore Fruit and Produce As
s0oiation for wholesale lots only. JobbiDg lots sell
hgherl
The Washington herald., 1907-03-26
NEW YoRK MONEY.

New Iork March 95.-NIoney on cali at the stock
exchange today opened at per cent highest. l4:
lowest, s., closing. p Most o. the loans we're at
PER cent.
rune money opened the week IN moderate supply
sna met with gQQd demand. Rates 81 lfr cent for
thirty and sixt3Siays. TO s's per cent for ninety
DAYS iosr and hse months, and 6 per cent for six
months Mercantile paper Was very dull BUYERS be-
ing few. Attractive paper vas ohtainabe, but it
vas not pressed uIou the market. Rates. 70 81
pr cent for sixty DAYS indsssad lills rsegale and
e o. Ier cent for choice four 10 six months sim
ge names.
The sterling markct opened ten points higher q
day. bnt quickly sold on falling 20 Lss13 for de
nlaad. 81 plsnts bsi0w Saturday.
Rates ter actual business were. sixty DAYS 79a
4iss: demand. ss323al El5; cables Assgsa4 $40
uoainsIcial balls were LgssaA7s.. The supply oi
eotten blls VAS moderate.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-26
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Dick Bros & Co. mem
beTs Of the New York and New Orleans Cotton ex
changes li!2 II street northwest
New York March 25.-Cotton vas irregular. ana
fluctuations seemed to be based more on the action
q the stock market than any fsatrg Of the cotton
situation. Liverpool sent poor set Of cables bai
rallied later. The opening here vas lower thar
due. and the rally Of about points. whica fol
lowed was largely the result Of short covering
Trading vas almost entirely local. There is sons
unessiness oreF the drought 10 the Southwest as
numerous points N Texas are complaining of lack
Of moisture. 1hs market showed disposition e
do better, but the break IN stocks around noon
The Washington herald., 1907-03-26

generally EXPECTED. and the scarcity Of
money for aH dates Was said 70 be due
principally to interior walls for april l
payments and TO preparations Tor the
April disbursements here.
A cable received by a copper dealer
here said that the break in the metal in
London was due TO the fact that oper-
ators long in copper futures had lost
heavily IN the London and Continental
markets for other securities and had been
obliged to gacrlnce their warrants to
carry them through the settlements. The
shadow Of the public utility bill hung
heavily over the local fractions. Brook
Ign Rapid Transit closed at AZ, the same
price as in the day of the panic. and both
the Inter Metropolitan issues made new
low records for all time. The new figure
for the common is 22is, and for the pre-
ferred %. the latter being s points below
prices on the day OF the panic. Two
points more OF and the preferred would
have sold at price yielding exactly 10
per cent.
The slight rally at the very close of>the
day was attributed almost entirely to
proft-taking. though there was, OF course.
some investment buying, and some bears
doubtless shifting positions in the after
noon. The investment buying, If any is
to be attracted by the low prices would
it was generally considered, be more ike
ly 10 be felt to-day, investors generally
not being IN the habit of watching the
ticker intently. Probably most of tke
Investment buying to-day was for the ac-
count Of customers who last week left
orders to purchase in case various shares
again reached panic prices. The market
absorbed these purchases very readily
and no trust company interposed to stay
the decline as on March H.
The extent Of the public buying to-mor-
row VIII probably be watched with the
greatest interest The market offers
many standard railroad stocks. yielding
between s and s per cent, and the num-
Der ef industHals yielding more than ~
per cent is also considerable.
The dividend disbursements for April
are estimated at SSO.O00o0O. as compared
with S66, 10000 a year ago. Steam railroad
dividends will aggregate nearly S36. 500. 600
against little over S29. .000, and indus
trials Will be approximately as large
The Washington herald., 1907-03-26
WASHINGTON oATTLE MARKEr.

CATTLE-Extra. per cwt. 5s5a550: butcher 40la
a50 cqzpmon. 25oa3-09: rongi l50a2.00
hOGS-Per ewt.. gross. 7.25; ordinary 6.50a7 CO.
SHEEP-Ciipped 40oa45o; common, 2oaa500
thanksgiving, choice. per h.. I5al7 ;-choice. "a
8; medium. 6a5.
CALNES-PTine. prr h.. sisa9: medium. 7lsas
common, las; grass. zasz
COWS-rrisne. fresh. each. loo0aso. 90, eosro,
ss.oaasoo0i old and dry. s0laI0e0
The Washington herald., 1907-03-26

New YORK March 5.-WHEAT-Weaker; small
trade No. !, Northern Duluth to arrive, ~ cents
over May. O. b.; No. l. Northern Manitoba. a.
f. @. b.; No , Northern Manitoba g. T. o. b. /:
No 2 rCd, T. o b.. 81; No 2, bard. f. O. b. IA
cents eTer Nay No g. maearoni, opening navigation
sla. f. O. b. No. 2. macsroni. opening navigation
761A. Exporters took 2 loads
CORN-Weaker No ?. elevator. 5sk; No. 3
5zA, f. o. b.; No. 2 yellow. sea- No 2 f. @. !, ,
April 52s No. 3 white. 5i%, f. O. B. Exporters
took leads.
0ATS-Easier; moderate trade. Elevator prices: No
2 white. isls; No. 5, white, -; NJ. ? mixed e.
The prices for futures follow;
The Washington herald., 1907-03-26
NEw YoRK sTocK MARKET.

members New YORK Stock Exchange Munsey Building.
sales 90 noon -...... 132,50O shares
Iotai sales. ........ 1 ,609, ,70O shares
Cali money! H., Il; low, 5lz; close, II.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-26
The washington Herald by Mali.

Daily, one month.............. . cents
Daily and Sunday, one month. 3s cents
iJdliS, one yeaf,.-.......-......l SS.G0
Daily and Sunday, one year. s420
This includes postage to any part of the
United states and Canada.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-26
sIONEY "a 5 PER ~

caused ioeal traders to turn 10 the selling side and
the early improvement tas lost The moEemeut-
continues liberal. and although receipts show a
shTlnksge, the falling Of is not sufficient to help the
market. S0uthFn spot markets quiet and IN.
changed Port receipts l79J bales; last year Is I7g
bales.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-26
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

ssles-Regular call. y O'Clock noon.
Lanston, 100 at l3at 100 al ia
Riggs National Bank a. 6i5.
Traders National Bank. 10 At IS
After eail-Hashingt0n RailBay and Electric pre-
ieTred, a. 3d.
ianston, 100 at l3Is 100 at g. 100 at Is.
United States eoauon b $40 coo az l05is
The following are the closing quotations on yester-
day Sfoek Erchsnre.