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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1907-09-28
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This charter may be changed. ntod;Coi
or amended or it's capital stock iucroasod
or this corporation may be dissolved viii
The assent of lhrep-fourtha t3,t NJ a."
holders Of all the stock of the oornore,,e,,
nj a general meeting Of the siockhold,rs
held for that purpose after ten DAYS writ.
ten notice to euek stakeholder maiIad Ia
him ut his post Office addressed M la,s,
ton days before each meeting. and a puh.
LEGATION of such notice for 4amo period ~
| time, inst prlor TO such meeting tn one Of
the daily newspapers of the city.
ARTICLE f.
! Whenever this corporation shall he dis.
| solved by limitation or from any othor
cause. it's affairs shall be adjusted and II \
undated aud settled by three OBJ Giqnida
ting commissioners who shall he elected
by a majority of the stockholders at
general meeting of the stockholders hold
for that purpose after ten days notice of
such meeting given in the manner ~, vi
ded in the preceding article. md said H.
quidaiiug commissioners shall remain in
Office until the affairs of Hsid corporation
shall have been fully liquidatod aud set
He'd
In case Of the death. resignation. or
failure to act Of one or more Of aod com
mqaiouerr, the survivors or survivor shall
continue to act.
ARTICLE a.
No stakeholder of this corporation shall
ever be held liable or responsible Tor the
contracts or faults thereof in auy further
sum than the unpaid balance duo 30 the
Company on the shares of the stock owned
or subscribed for by him; nor shall any
mere informally in the organization have
the effect of rendering this charter null.
or of exposing stakeholder to any IabiI-
ity beyond the unpaid balance, if any, Of
his stock.
Thus done and passed Mt roy Office in
the City OF New Iberia Parish Of Iberia
state of Louisiana, in the presence OF the
witnesses on this 23d day of
1907, in the presence of Lay
ard King and William Bauman, good and
witnesses residing in New Ibe
rio, La.
CYPRESS w O W No "a $50 Shares
Per c. ". Reynolds, Com Com.
g. ". REYNOLDS, 10 Shares.
HENRY BAlLY 2 Shares, Per " Ortte
WIN. w. HOLLEMAN, 2 Shares
HENRY w. ORT'rE, 10 shares.
John CASE. 3 Shares Per II Ortte 2
F. q. BLUMRNTHAL, q Shares
Y PLAlSANCE, Shares.
JOHN HObBROCk Jr. Shares
ROMNObD MIGUEL, 10 Shares
". y. REYNOLDS, 2 Shares.
a. A, SlEHECk. shares
HltkH FRbMtN, Shares.
ALFRED A. MIGUEL, 2 Shares
HUBALD ROMERO. Share.
FRANK BLANt, Z Shares
LOUIS PFlSTER, ! Share.
! W. ECkAWf, 10 Shares.
j. W K SHAW NJ. D. z shares
T. tlhAhnl SHARES,
EDWIN - bhhNAkle Shares.
w, - bEhH ahn shares
u'tSi ~ rs, ~ hhb, ~ shares.
w !, o oAtHst ~ " NS, NJ. - q shares
irn ~ p gvp1c e., . e 9hares'
tI TI,N MI 4, = TnhrvH'
=, ~, ~ " y F EG ,ii,5,0sGh, Shares'
:, n upnIr9dta.St,,A cures,
,noH ~ r, pnJ0 S9a e,,', SnRres.
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= ~ ~ I,Tnn" ,1 S Sn
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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1907-09-28

Franklin, La, Sept ~
Miss HilJa Mayer, a sister OF
DR.. Fred !. Mayer Of the State
Board of Health, shot and killed
large black bear on South
Bend plantation, about ten miles
from Franklin, this parish, Sat
urday evening. Miss MAYER
is on visit to her sister, Mrs.
Iohn K. Todd, who owns RI
lersIlc and South Bend, and III
the company of Mr.. K. +.
Lee Todd, proceeded to drive
through porSsn of the swamp.
As they separated the hounds
took the trail and at once start
the animal, when the crack OF
the rifle put him to sleep. Miss
Mayer is an unerrIng shot, and
considers the killing of the
monster as a mere matter OF fact
So !. :: :: !: !: ::
xGFiss Old Remedy FeW fpirs.
|A@ NEVER SNOWY To ptIb.
Nv "A A Tarrant's Extract Of Oubebs and
S AKIN MAI Uopaiba in
H NV noe GAPS SUI ES.
AMLA HN Thehts'sisss qutck and thorough cure for
VSHW ~ gonprrhoea, Rlpet whites etc. Easy
EANtT. ~ TO take, convesept to carry FIFTY
o. years successful use, Price fl. al
Jos N Thihodeavs n 90, III We
Main St, New iberia, La. ~ by mail from The
Tsrrant Go. "a Hudson ~ New York
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1907-09-28
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears tho ~ -<0-
Signature Of (t6aSkNLzZcX<le
BRoussARD.wiLkINsoN RALLY

New Iberia saw its first big poll.
tical meeting of the Campaign Oh
last Wednesday when the "Brous.
sard- Wilkinson forces held their
Third District rally on the lot op.
posite the Central Railroad Office
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1907-09-28

AND oBsFRTER--OONS0LiD TED.
Published by Enterprise Le.ier Publishing Co. Ltd
OFFICIAL JOURNAL or IBERIA PARISH
subscrtDtion. I.6O per Annum
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1907-09-28

Already the gamblers of the
New York Cotton Exchange
and the New Orleans Cotton
Exchange co cooperating with the
gamblers Of the Liverpool Ex-
change arc hammering down
future and spot cotton, with
chalk and bIackboards only, so
that they can control the price
and destroy the usefulness OF
the Southern Cotton Associa-
ton and its alley the farmers
Union, in fixing the price of
cotton at IS cents minimum,
basis middllng, and cotton seed
at $1,000 to $4,000 per ton
minimum, basis prime, until
can be had at Allan
ia, Ga, Oct. 9th.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1907-09-28

Louisiana has been selling
her cotton and cotton seed for
S3o,ooo,ooo less than it was
worth. To save thi. fearful
waste, $4,000 is only a drop
in the bucket. We think all
the other cotton states, as soon
as Louisiana has moved in this
great work, will also move, for
they can't afford to sell their
crops OF cotton and seed for
$500, 100000 less than they are
worth, which they have done
time and again. We cannot af-
ford again to sell crop of "a
100000 or more bales of cot
ton, and 5000, 900 or more
tons OF cotton seeds for less
than we could have obtained for
three-fourths of these God given
yields.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1907-09-28

State of Louisiana Parish of iberia
|, the undersigned Clerk ~ Court In and fo,
the Parish of iberia State Of Louisiana do here
~ certify that the above and foregoing copy OF
me Act of Incorporation ~ the "Wundmen
building Company is true and correct eopy
from and OF the original net filed for record In nv
office on the 26th day Of September 1907 and
duly recorded in Miscellaneous Book 3 az folio---
Of the Record " my office
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
seal OF Office given this 26th day Of September
IVY. J. g. leblanc
~.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-07-01
The Questions They Ask.

The capacity of the average small
boy for asking questions is practically
unlimited, but it is doubtful whether
more searching inquiries have ever
been made by boy than those pro-
pounded by youngster to his father,
who had taken him for steamer trip.
Here is Il partial list
rs that water down there any
wetter than the water in the Atlantic
ocean,?
what makes the water wet?"
"How many men could be drowned
in water as deep as that?"
as that big man with the gold but
tons on his coat the father CT al those
men who do whatever he tells them
to-"
where do all those soapsuds behind
the boat come from?"
Gould train go as fast on the wa
ter as this boat |'-Chums.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-07-01

s1.OO Brussell's CARPET at 71c at Kauf.
man Il Berliner's sale. If
very good assortment OF Office SUP.
plies and blank books at Evans Drug Co.
Wanted-Girls to enter the training
school for nurses. Aberdeen General hos.
pltal.
Mrs. Thos. A. Palmer, of Satsop, re-.
turned home yesterday. after a please t
visit with Aberdeen friends.
r. E. VOORHEES, left Friday for Edge
wood. CAL, to look after some mining
properties he is interested in there.
Misses Ethel Benjamin and Ethel Sar.
gent left yesterday, on the steamer Cen.
traia for visit with friends in Califor-
mia.
VIM. butcher went TO Portland, YES.
terday. to visit his family who reside
there on account OF their daughters
health.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-07-01
AUTOS MUST LOOK OUT,
State Supreme Court Says They Must
Re Careful.


OLYMPIA, June pa decision OF great
importance to every owner and driver of
an automobile was handed down yester.
day by the state supreme court in a case
from King county, in which A q. Lampe
sued Anthony Jacobson. for damages for
being run down by Jacobson's car, and
recovered damages for $1,000. Lampe
was on the sidewalk at the corner OF
First avenue and Marion street and
started to cross the street when he was
run down by the car.
The decision was rendered by Justice
Root and sets out the follow ing rules for
the operation of automobiles
"The operation OF an automobile mp n
the crow led streets of city necessitates
exceeding carefulness on the part OF the
drivers. Moving quietly as it does with
out the noise which accompanies the
movements of street car or other ordi-
nary heavy vehicles. 1t il necessary
that caution should he continually exer.
cised to avoid collisions with pedestrians
unaware OF its approach. The speed
shout be limited. warnings OF approach
given and skill and care of it's manage
ment 30 exercised as TO anticipate such
collisions as the nature OF the machine
and the locality might suggest as liable
to occur in the absence Uf such precau.
ton. The pedestrian. also, must use
such care as an ordinary prudent man
would use under like circumstances.
1.-The Judgment is affirmed"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-07-01
m ad Dogs.

Mad dogs do not attack people.
when a dog has the rabies" said a
physician, che has lost control of his
body. and what he does is mechanical
His jaws snap involuntarily. and if he
encounters any object, whether ami
mate or inanimate, he is likely to bite
1t. But a mad dog does not attack us
does an angry dog. He does not pick
out victim or use any strategy. For
this reason dogs suffering from rabies
are less dangerous than is supposed.
No grown person need fear them, for
all he has to do is to get out Of the
way. The dog will not chase him. OF
course, young children. are in danger,
as they do not know how to dodge the
brute"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-07-01
MONEY!.

The first colonial coinage was minted
in Massachusetts in 1862.
In the tenth century there were thir-
ty-eight minis in England.
The American cents Of 1877 bore the
motto. Mind Your Business"
During the reign of Henry VIII. %
to % per cent Of coin metal was alloy.
The coinage of twenty cent pieces
began in 17S5 and was discontinued In
1878.
Over 1000 series Of Greek coins, is
sued by Independent cities, are in ex-
istence today.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-07-01
NUGGETS.

The sun never sees the dark side Of
anything
Books are lighthouses erected on the
great sea Of time.
Live, laugh and love. There'll come
a time when you can't.
He who estimates his money the
highest values himself the least.
Every time you get mad and break
loose there Is a circus and you are its
clown.-Success Magazine.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-12
PRODUCE IN BALTIMORE.

BaltnEore. March u-FLOUR-Dmand lifeless
Winter extra, S0a290. winter clear. l0a3s5 win
ter straight 33}a3i5 winter patent 3s5a59l. spring
clear 320a355 spring straight 3S5a2 ~ spring pat
ent. lloat50 City Mills best patent 500 City Mills
hish-srade patent, ass City Mills high-gTade
straight 4lo; choice family 375 City Mills extra.
JCa35G RIO extra 192lt0G. rye -four medium TO
choice 2ioaS5l; cn meal. re7 100 pounds, I2oal55.
BuCkwhCat -four. pcT 100 pounds. 2ela2 o.
WHEAT-Stock in Elevators. iss 293 bushels. The
market for SoutheTn wheat to-day was largely mont
nal owing o. the insignitcancs cf the receipts and
offerings. Feeling steady on prime wheat No.
rcd afuat pominsliv az isc h5lshcl as tie close.
Ccntrsct oencd Erm,r: ATril. .Ss. tn" market for
Western closed dull; spot, March, 75l-a.77a Apui,
@aaS0A
CORN-stocb in elevators, 2.5,5 80 bushels. There
seems 20 be an especially good demand for white
com. cargo having arrived to-day and met with
prompt saie at 81 cents Uer hHshel. to 70 90 the
elevators. Prime lots Of yellow afost uominaiy az
81 certs per blshel and track yellow corn domestic
delivery, firm al g per hushel for carlos spot.
Contract opened steady: ArTil. 81 The market for
Western closed steady. Spot March, 5)isa501s.
OATS Market firm. Demand good. Stock in
elevators. lS633 bushels; shipments from elevators.
1853 bushels. White. No ?. 5pza5l; do. Ne.
g. ie.a59 No g. iSaisa mixed. No. ?. lS' S'1ai9; de-.
Nc. g. i7ita45; 10. Nc. E. i6iza47. iN0tc.-Thc
above qnotations refer 10 domestic dcliycry.l
RYE-NarSct firm Stock in elevators. 95. .5SS bush
els: shifmeats from elevators, 6.ly bushels. No.
rye (domcstici. e.; NJ. 5 pc. Western. uptown de-
livery 6Sae9; No 5 rJe tHcar byl. uptown delivery,
62a6S; do. 1 rye. Weston. uptown delivery So; No.
rye tnCar hyl uptown delivery, 5Sa59; bag lots, as
70 quality and condition. 5Jae2; No. Western jdo-
mesticl. 73a74; No Western cl.ice. uptown, 77a75
HAY-prces firm. No timothy. large bales,
. do. small blocks 900. Nc . timothy as 20
location. IS o0alSJ0. 80 8. as 10 location. i5.95a
l700 No l clover mixed I7.so; So. clover, mixed,
lG.oaai7Go; No. clover. l8.0GaiS.s9; No. ? clever.
l600aT.00: packing hay 12Glalloo: no-gTadc hay
tun-otud. -nusfV Stained. Nc.l. i0.G0al-G9
sTRAW-Mafket tim. Rye. stmight. fair to
choice. u5oal2Oo; No straight. 20 5all.60: tan
sled rye (blocksl, No. /. s00a950: No. tanEitd.
choice tblocksl. T.50as00: common 7.09a7.50. Oat-
Good TO prime s50di00; common. stained. &c.
Ge0as0e
MILL FEED-Gencrsl market finn. Winter bran
las weight bakl. 230ea235): sming. do. 2eO-ib.
sacks A.es; l0)-lb. sacks 2i.50; Western mddling,
leolh. sacks. 23.oOa23 80: CHS Malls middng. in
bulk 2200 City Mills bran in bulS per ton. 2500.
DRESSED POULTRY Ducks scarce and finn
Chickens, straight. young, Per pound, Hal6; do,
The Washington herald., 1907-03-12
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. March u.-CATTLE- Receipts, ss .ooo es-
timated for Tuesday 50N. Market lower. Prime
bceyes 5Soa6S S.; poor to medium, il5a5so, stCckers
and feeders. 2SoaA90; and heifers, =G0a5. .
Texans A09aiTj.
HOGS-Receipts 5000; estimated fer Tuesday
Il co. Market 5sl0c lower. Light 5.sCa7o2's rough
67Oa7.90; mixed. 6.S5a720 hea-y. G90a7.22is; pigs
G. I5a6sO
SHEEP AND LAAIBS-Reccip;s. 700; estimated
iar Tuesday, 5000. Market steady to l0c higher
Native sheep 3.75a6.l0; Western sheep. 3S0a6
native lambs. 5.09a7 50. Western lambs. 5.75a77j.
New York. March u.-CATTLE- Receipts 4590
COWS steady 10 strong others slow and steady
Steers. 3S1z62j: bulls. 375sI.5o; COWS. L7ja4.2l
CALV ES-iIcceipisy 2060. Market Z5aS0c lower
sCme sales Of medium and common stock fully 5Oc
of al the best stock yaried early and sold. Teas
503a92j; general top price 600 for good stock; few
haruyard calves. 337lzs350; dressed calves weak
city drgsscd steady 7.5aIi pr pound; country
dressed. 7al2
SHEEP AND LAAIBs- Receipts 500 Sheep
steady: lambs fun and l0al5c higher: all sold
Sheep. 359a550; lambs. 762'aaS2o; few choice State
lambs, s.g5; culls. 500
hoes Receipts. 1910; fuH steady. State and
Pennsylvania hCEs, 560a7.7J
Baltimore March ll.-HOGS-Receipts for week
ended at noon to-day were 1913 head against
II ,s02 head last week. Fair supply to-day and
iet about steady. Westerns. 700: others, $50 to
40: runFhs. 500 to 6.7j.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReceiPts for week ended
AZ nom to-day were 2.SS head against 3.5l5 head
last week. Sheep 80 20 600; lambs. $50 to $50.
CAIN ES-Beceipts for week ended at noon to-
day were 20 head. against 279 head last week.
LigH emrly to-day and narket stronger. Common
~ best, 49Q to $50,
The Washington herald., 1907-03-12

mixed young and old I5ali: do. Old roosters, 5;
iurkeys fancy small hens. lsal9 do. fair. stock
and big sobbeFs. ieal7; do poor 70 fair, nalI;
ducks choice fat lial6. gecse- choice. faf. near @
y; do. Western and southern. l0ali; caDons. large
lbs and over HAS, do, small. under lbs., 10;
do. slips liaIj.
POT ATOES Market finn on prime stock. White
Scw YORK irlme per hushel. 53a5s; Western Mary
land aud PeBnsylgania. prime. 5jse0 DO. seconds.
s0a4j; do. Eastern Shore. Maryland. and Virginia.
l5a50. yams Sweets. Eastcrn Shcrc yellow, L5lt
80. fancy Delaware L75a250; Ncrk Eiver yellow,
50a2 o
BUTTER- Market Ern. CrssmcTy fancy, per H..
%: do choice. 3hsl: do. good Zias; d.. inita-
ton Za24 do Prints. 32a3i; do. blocks. SaSi: Ohio
rolls isaZ West Virginia rolls. l6aZ0; sore-Dacsed
Ohio leals. West Virginia. lsalsi Nsrsland, Nir-
ginia and Pennsylvania. dairy prints. lsaN: rano-
ratcd 2252B a. B.-AbOYe quotations are for whole
sale lots only as established be the Baltimore Fruit
and Pro.iucs Association. Jobbing lots sell highCTl
EGGslisrset steady. Maryland, Pennsylvan.a.
and nearby hrsts Ioss Of per dozen, ls; Western
nrsts loss Of IS. West Virginia hrsts loss OF. IS;
Southern frsts less Of leal7: duci eggs. g.
LIVE POULTRY-Alarket firm Clrkcas. old
hens heavy. per pound Il; do small. l2iz
do. old ROSTERS. each. s5s33; do young. good &c
choice lsal6. do young large and rough Hlz ducks.
puddle large Is do. small. y muscoty. mon
srr I5all; do brakes each 3oas0 do, white pekins,
=: geese Western and Southern l0aIl Maryland
and Virginia. llal2; do. Kent Island. l3al4; tuTEey
nens l5als; do. young g0bbers IJal5 do. old toms
Il; pigeons. Young. per pair, BaN; DO, old .
guinea fowl old, each, %; do, young. 3 Quota
t:1f.s are established b. the Baltimore Fruit and
Produce Association FOR wholesale lots only. job
bll.e lots sell licherl
The Washington herald., 1907-03-12
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York March I.-SUGAR-Loudon cabled ss-
I'D for March and April. with prices fuliy main
tained ard maras. quiet. 81 New YORK the mar
ket for sugar was firm, but quiet. with duty
paid prices quoted follows; Centrifugal. 96-test
355. muscovsdo. sos. and molasses sugar. s9-test,
2S Refned hrm.
BUTTER- Receipts 5.I5i packages Batter held
steady al former prices with extra creamery quoted
al %.
EGGs-Reoeipts. lg23 cases. a drm market Uas
noted foF eggs. al lsi. for Western drstS-
NAVAL STDRES-St0Ck EG5in. l355i 6bls, spirits
tIrreurinc. SO bbls; tar es3 b5s For spirits
turpentiGe o firm market was n0ted az 75ia Tor
uac jne-mada barrels Rosin ruled qaiet and steady
Ul common 20 go1d strained att lS. and Tar
was steady. at 6-Sa653 FOR oil barrels
MILL FEED-IuactiEe aud unchanged. Spring
l-an. iu io3-lh. sacks. 2425; middlin-s Z325. city
bran Z15) in bulk Western red dog. E-7js16O0-
FLOUR-Fim faiF demand. Srri1g patcats, AI5a
A55 suriug clears. &51a5Sos winter stragilts 35la
$50. Ti1tcr clears 3i5a3.25; Kansas. in sacks Gat
ents a75s40). strziglts 269a3 20; clears 29s3 ..
RYE FLOUR-Steady, moderate inquiry. Ai
365a3g
CORN-Ste@dy. No. elevator. Is, No. 2 5315i
T. O.. D.. No. yellow. 81. No ., Z. @. b., April
5n4 No. . white. 55i5. T. o. b.; exporters too5
loads
CRN MEAL-Fi.m moderate business: kin driel
for export 275a2s5; coarse meal in bags. LI0sL12-
HAY-FiTm. small supply. Receipts $40 tons
Prime timothy 10: Ne. /. Ll5al.9; Ne. ?. L05a
lie. No. .. 90si00.
STRAw-Steady. fair inquiry. Long -yc. 65a6.lz
BEEF-Steady fair inquiry. Family, l4o0al5.59
packet usAai2at.
PORK-Steady inactive Mess ISGaI275: fam
liz. Gol
TATL0w-Narket quiet. City in hoEshoads 81.
LARD-Weaker. SprinE Western. go; city. 95
refined continent Ge0; South american II: 70
fned Brazilian. kcgs. z; city stcarino 1915: olc0
stea.inC weak. i0is Chicago. ioiz-
The Washington herald., 1907-03-12
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
prl,s. quoted are whoIesal..l


BUTTER supply increased prices lower Cream
rry fancg Snsa55; Westem hrsts. Se3. seconds. ga
q rrocess fancy 25a2G. fair 90 good 2ia5, dairy
choice ela25 good. ZlaZz packed fresh. l5al5
CHEEsE--Alarkct firm. New YoTk State, factory
large laal5: do small l5ai6; summer, large. Hsa
3 Western factory. choice, llalZ; DO. fair 20
good lnall: Virginia. TO-
EGGS-Rcccipts heavy and market dull Nearly.
fresh Virginia. y 20 -. West Virginia and south
west Virginia II to IS; Tennessee. u to Is; North
Carolina. u.
LIVE POULTRY Receipts light and market
active Chickens large. PER To-, D; medium. l6al7
small lsaz2 stays l0all: hens L % Il roostsrs
ducks large l5al6 small, l2is; gees 2zu, TURKEYS
toms. Is; hens l6al7: turkeys. thin. sosl0. keats
l23
DRESSED POULTRY-Receipts of fancy hen
tllrkcys and choice young chickens LIGHT and market
firm. Turkeys hens. uudFaWl. Eal5. thin. %, Old
TOMS I5ai5; chicke1s, spring large IS small. lsals
capous lib ayeTagg lsaI9; small. 3: hens, choice
"a; ROSTERS. sasI ducks. large, Iials' small l5aIi;
geese. salL
DRESSED MEATs-Choice dressed veal wanted.
Hogs in active demand Calves. fIll dressed 900a
I1C9; heads Of, 90ial0O). hog dressed calves. s06a
90: hams country. sugar cured. lZ'eal3; hogs.
snail and neat Per cwt, $50; medium. so heavy.
y o9a7.E
ETABLES-Pc;ato market better and de-
mand good sweets and Jams dull; home grown,
L50aI55. potatoes. PER bushel. 4Ca50s Virginia and
Msryand Ter Dbl. i59sl75, sweet potatoes. per
per l91 4O1a60i. celery. New YORK. Ier bunch. 33a
%: Cucumbers Florida. PEI basket, 80; onions.
Bermuda per crate. L25al-50: Maryland and Nir-
giuia per bbl.. L75a20o; Ohio, per bbL. L75a2o1.
tomatoes Florida crate. 30af.00
GREEN FRUIT5-Apple market strong. and nice
table varieties meet with steady sale. common stOc.
neglected York Imperial. 2Ooa300: Ben Davis, 2o5a
275. Vine sap 2Oa3O1. fancy table fruit. Z5oa310
spy per bsrei Soa3s9 GreeHing 2oos52s loose
packed. l0oaI59.
DRIED FRUITs-Apples. sliced. fancy. 5:
sIiced bright tail4 cherries Izal4. whOrtlebeT1es.
l0slZ. raspberrie- l]a23.
HAY AND sTRAW-Tim0thy, choice. 2000.
No J. 005; No 3 Is.50al9.oo. mixed hay. I3Goa
II50, clover Z 0)aI600: straw. ne. bundle. L.o6s
200; re machine thrash s59aso0: wheat. 555s7 >
GRAIN-Wheat choice. 7ia75. fair 10 good 6sa72.
ordinary 5oa55. Coga-Shelled, white. Aa55; yellow
5a55; ear. 25122cl Oats-Western. white. NO. Z
E44. mixed. 4l1zZ
WOOL AND BIDEs-Greca hides, firm. and
rsnted Receipts q fur light and demand good
for all grades Wool washed. free Of hUs. pei
pound 55ag- WOOL Uuwashed free Of burs, za2s
wool. bury. Ea26; hides. green, IL dry. l5aI1
shcelskins green. each, 99aL5o; dry 2a75; calf
skins, i09ai29; uslskrat. loaD, black. .; kits. )
skunk. 25aI50: mink 75aiO0: rabbit skins. laIa
oI,ossum lOa25, raoc0on. 25a3o; fox red l.9oa2.59
gray 50a75
The Washington herald., 1907-03-12
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished By Dick Bros. & Co. mem
bers Of the New York and New Orleans Cotton ex-
changes. l4l2 II street northwest
New York March IA reactcnsIy movement dc
yeoped in cotton to-day and instead Of responding
90 favorable Liverpool cables. the market opened
lower and sold OF 20 a maximum decline Cf about
20 points before the downward movement was
Chccked. Several Hmcrs were current, such as re
ports Of discCrj between bull leaders and report
that Theodore II. Price was selling and changing
front the market. All these stories verc denied
There WAS d Um0r that the National GiHrtrs
Association placed the total crop ar l25is199 bt7.
This caused something g a rally I'm mid afternoon,
but trading was light. southern spot markets Verg
generally quiet and unchanged. Port receipts ,sera
estimated at o Coo bales against l5579 last year.
Exports were about q o00 bales.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-12
NEW YORK MONEY.

Neu York. March I1-NIoney on call 1t the stock
exchange today opened al So peT cent; highest
S. lowest 5i4; closing, 4. Most Of the loans were
a. per cent.
able Their p good demand Rates: G pcr
cent for tairy 10 sixty days and 81 10 for longer
pcriCds. Mercantile paper came into the market in
falr amounts but there but little disposition 10
invest. excerpt IN limited way. Rates. 6a6ii pcT
cent for sixty 20 ninety DAYS indorssd bills reciy
able; oi6lt Tor choice four 10 six months. single
names and 6l and above for Others less woIlknoUn
Sterling WAS weak to-day. with rates % points
lower Rates f. actual business were: Sixty days
9lesjal7952; demand 4Si9lal s425. cables. a9lSJa
ASE1
tsmmeTcial iliii5 we've f7s&u .Sys
IAe supply Oi cotton bills was moderate.