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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-13
LADIES' SPRING COATS.

One lot Of Spring Goats which we
are putting out as leader will 40
quickly. These are Coats we bought
10 put out at 4 price. Same i made
Of al all-wool plaid and striped goods.
Comes fifty inches long and has full
skirt Compare it with Goats at S8. SO.
Price IS S5.98.
A line Of Black Broadcloth Goats
which are very good for early Spring
wear comes fifty inches long, are very
full and are finished with wide fiat
and satash braid. The price if $f2.
AT s5.98 is a line Of Box Goats Of
good quality hard twisted covert
Comes twenty-seycn inches long and
is a good value
We have few extra values i'll
Winter Goats left which we arc sell
ing at half price.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-13
PLAINFIELD

" f. Ayers Of Barre was in town on
Friday Of last week
Wheeler Batehelder was in Montpel.
Ter and Barre on Tuesday.
Miss Alice Bailey Of Montpelier sem
mary is home for a few days, i'll with
the grippe.
Miss Mary Lampson has gone to
Fitzwiham's station, Mass, to spend a
'ev weeks.
Rertelle Lane ba. gone to Boston to
visit at the home Of his sister, Mrs,
}. r. Kinney.
A. y. Batchelder. who has been Sc.
riously in with pneumonia il reported
70 be little better
About 10 couples attended the /. o.
o. u. dance last Wednesday evening
held in the hotel hall
Mrs. Richard II. standish OF Mont
pelier Is spending few days IN town
AZ the home Of Burt Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Davis Of st,
Iohnsbury were in town on Monday
at the home Of John Parks.
Mrs. Abbie Clark has returned
from Manchester n. H., whore she has
been visiting her niece, Mrs. Chase.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wells of St
Adams were in town on Monday and
Tuesday at the home Of Ed. Paige.
Donald Knapp. who has been spend.
ing a few days in town with his father
4. J.. Knapp left on Monday night for
Boston to enter the automobile school,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-13

Z. r. Elmer is quite sick. DR.. Dow
attends him.
Mrs. "A. NJ. Clement is spending a few
days in Topsham.
George Glines, who cut his leg some
time ago, is improving.
Wilbur Tucker has taken the Frank
Gale farm for another year.
Mrs. Charles Mills returned home
from Newbury Monday evening.
Mrs M. N. Waterman Is slowly re.
covering from her recent severe illness,
will Rogers was quite severely III.
iurcd by the kick of horse Sunday
morning
Rev MI Bowman Of Jamaica win
preach at the Congregational church
next Sunday
Mr.. and Mts. Will Royce Of North.
field were in town Tuesday to attend
tho funeral Of Mrs. w. II. Crockett
A large number Of friends attended
the funeral Of Mrs. w. II Crockett
Tuesday. The floral offerings were very
beautiful Rev. Lewis Dexter ofilciated
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-13
TALK OF THE TOWN.

New black goods at veale & knights
New spring dress skirts at Perry's.
New ehallies, Sc per yard, at yeale &
Knights.
II win pay you to look for wash goods
at Yaughan's.
ButtericlS patterns for March at the
Vaughan store.
Splendid values III new spring coats
for 1923 at Abbott's
DO not forget to pay your Interest
To the Barre Savings Bank \ Trust 60.
Some Of the latest style writing pa
pers, 25c boxes going at lie. Ayerill
Music Co.
The place to get upholstering done as
you want it and when you want It is
at II. p Baldwin's.
The mission study class will meet with
Miss Kate Mathewson, . Wendell place
Wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock.
All children belonging to the Juvenile
Temple are requested TO be present at
the X. Of q. hall March Is, at p. m.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-13
NEW SPRING SUITS.

AT $3.50 is a line Of Panama
Suits in red, blue and blacks, made Of
good quality all-wool Panama Eton
il made with fine tucks down each
side Of front and down back, IS fin-
ished around collar front and bottom
wide braid, has three-fourths length
sleeve with braided cuffs. Skirt is
made full plated effect, Trimmed with
braid.
At $1,000 Is 4 line Of Poney Coat
Suits. Coat is made the wide shoulder
effect, has strap Of same goods over
shoulders and down front and back
piped with green taffeta silk. Is nm
ished down front and around bottom
with same goods piped with green
taffeta. Is lined with green satin.
Skirt is made inverted plat down the
front and back, and side plates.
AT $500 IS a line Of Eton Suits
made Of invisible plaids, piped with
black taffeta silk Skirt Is made fall
plated.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-13
NORTH MONTPELIER.

Archie Lampherc i working for Ray
Sibley.
George Z. Pray is in Boston this week
on business
Edgar Pray has sold his meadow to
w G. Nye.
Harvey Warner began work for Fred
Sibley last week.
Mrs Nellie Smith iammed her arm
in her loom Tuesday.
Master George Pray has been i'll witt
indigestion the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George J.. Pray Mrs
w. Cate and son George were in Montpc-
licr Monday.
Miss Betsey and Elsie Clark are stop
ping with Nj. and Mrs. Theo. Clark fol
il short time.
Mrs Mirnsnn Of Cabot Is stopping with
Mrs. Chaplin and being treated BY Dr
Wheeler for rheumatism
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-13
GROTON.

Mrs. ri II Mcnamara Of ropsham was
in town Monday.
y. y. Kicker Of Randolph was III town
Monday and Tuesday,
Mrs. j. Fr Darling and niece, Miss Noga
Kicker, were in Wells River Tuesday.
Miss Bessie Stevns, who has been very
Ill with pneumonia for two weeks, Is
gaining.
Mrs. Charles Robinson Of Montpelier
visited her mother, Mrs. a, NJ. Heath,
recently.
Mrs. G. II. WEIGH has 50 far recovered
from ner recent illness as TO be able
70 ride ont
Mr.. and Mrs. John McLane Of Prince
kuward Island are visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Andrew Benzie
Henry Goodwin and sister, Miss Ber-
tha Goodwin, went 20 Pompanoosuc last
week to visit their brother William.
Miss Elizabeth Jones i spending q
few days in NewblTy with her grand
father, Robert Buttson, who il slowly
failing.
Elery Page and Miss Ellie Crowse Of
East CoIinth were married Saturday
evening at the home of Steven ThuIstoT
/ by Rev. a. J. Hough,
There arc several cases OF German
measles in the village, among those II
with them being Mrs G. !. Bailey, til,
children Of Rhony Carpenter, Mrs Tay
Tor, and Mrs. Elmer Tburston and A. b
Carpenter
/ The Ladies Aid society Of the Metho
ldist church viii hold social IN thl
church parlor Friday evening, March Is
Supper will be served from 3 To + o'clock
4 followed BY an entertainment consist
| ing Of music by the ladies' qualtette AMI
an original poem by Rev. A, il iongh
Admission 25c and Sc.
Miss Ruby Chalmers went to Cottage
hospital, WoodsvilIe. Ma III, Monday
where she underwent a successful opera
ton for appendicitis on Tuesday after
noon She was accompanied by her moth
er, Mrs. Minnie Chalmers Of West Top
sham, Mrs. Emma Clark and L. + Clark
with whom she lives.
Mrs. Nelson Whitcher passed her a1sr
/ birthday March 3D. She enjoys Yef1
/ good health Tor one Of her advanced age
I She is unable TO walk, owing 70 an IN
/ Jury 10 one hip sustained several year
ago, but gets about the house il whee
chair. She makes her home with he
daughter, Mrs, Abbie Llmsden,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-13
TALKING MACHINE S
AT LESS THAN COST!

One Zonopone, Disc Rec
ord Machine nice, loud,
clear tone--regularly sold for
$500, to close at SIS
One Columbia Disc Ma
chine, worth 5000, at SIP.
One Columbia Cylinder
Machine, always sold for
$1,000. Is now going for
5000.
Many bargains in Horns
and other supplies.
The AvERILL MUSIC CO,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-13
wILLIAMsTowN.

The postoiliee inspector visited the Of.
flee here Monday
All members 81 the Rebekahs are re-
quested To be present al the next regu,
lar meeting Thursday evening Of this
week.
About seventy five Of the neighbor,
and friends Of Air. and Mrs. w. 4. Drnry
gave thein very pleasant surprise last
evening to remind them Of their third
wedding anniversary. J, X Pirie in be
half Of the guests, presented Mr. ane
Mrs. DruTy nice clock and a purse
containing seven dollars The evening
was spent playing games, listening to
the phon0naph music. songs, recltations
etc. Refreshments of sugar OF snow
doughnuts, cheese and pickles were sery
ed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-13
One Performance Only Of Shakespeare's
Masterpiece Of Tragedy,

Madame Modjeska's Performance Of
Lady Macbeth" is recognized as the
greatest the stage has ever known and
as this win be positively her last visit
to this city the event is one Of unusual
interest and Importance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-13
PRICES $3.50, sLOo, IS and 500.

Seat Sale opens Friday at 2 p. M at
Red Cross Pharmacy. Mail and Tele-
phone orders filed Immediately after
patrons in line have been supplied.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-13
a ?. ABBOTT 3 coz. 2. ABBOTT 8 cola P ASCOT . CO
1The Daylight Store -
Just Back from New York.

We looking Spring We
found and Suits immediate delivery which
the Saturday These sale Never
cleaned Winter this the thus enabling
good line Spring Suits and Goats carly
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-13
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

WANTED Position as clerk IN banK or some
mercantile house where there is q chance fof
promotion. Am young man with high school
education and am used % doing business Can
furnish best Of references. Address, Box 4
Marshhela, W s0fs6s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-13
"A. P. ABBOTT & CO.
TALK OF THE TOWN.

New muslin waists at Pefry's.
Roller skating today at . and I p. m.
a complete line Of high.elass spring
skirts arc being shown at Abbott's.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-01
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.


BJTTER-Supgiy Short prices higher Creamery,
fancy. SHza5; Western frsts, 15aSi: seconds. Ea5;
process fancy, 25a5i fair 70 good, Za2i; dairy,
choice 33s25. good 2la22; sorepaeked fresh, Bal6-
CHEESE-8llrket unchanged. Acw YORK state.
Iact0J. large. IFzal5. do small SAILS sumner,
large lTzal3. Western factory. new. choice. ual2;
do. fair 10 good. loalI Virginia 70.
EGGS-Reccipts heavy and market dull Near
b. fresh Virginia a e. p West Virginia and South
west Virginia, q. Tennessee, q; North Carolina.
. % q
LIVE POULTRY Receipts Light and market firm
in choice stock Chickens. large. Per lb IS ne
dlGm. IS small. is t1 u sags, BAL, hens. l-zals,
ROSTERS e. ducks large. l4sl5; small l2aI3; geese.
san turkeys. toms. y 10 Il; hens - TURKEYS, thin.
sac; keats. l3aI2
DRESSED TOULTRY-Receipts OF fancy hen
turkeys and cloice young chickens hight and market
ems. spring. large ~ small l6 caTons, 5-l5. aver
age l5als snail. Is hens. choice i TO IS; ROSTERS.
sac. Dues large. I5al5i small. l3ll4, geese sal2
DRESSED AiEATS-Keceiuts q f1lk moderate
sud al nice stock promptly placed az full quota
tiuns Calves. ful dressed. e35al800 heads Of 90la
1000; hog dressed calves. S95a911: bans. country.
sugar cured. I--s. hoes. small and neat. per cwt,
6 %; medIuui,-s4e; heavy, 50ol7.51-
GAAIE-Eeceilts small and prices firm. Quail.
pr dozen. 25a5-5o. squirrels. each. 5ass 0D0ssums.
each. Z5s51
YEGETABLES-Potato market better and de-
mand Sod, sweets and yams dull; home grown.
Mani land. per BIOL L51aL.5; sweet potatoes per
biol. l50aZ09: yams. 75aLo0; cabbage home grown.
per 100 4o5a6.o); celery. New YORK ger bunch 39a
%, cucm5eIs Florida, per BASKET. Z5la-55; onions
Bermuda. ger crate. Lz5al.50: Maryland and VIZ
Cinia IVr bbi I..5s2o). Ohio. per bill. LI5a2.03
GREEN FBUITS-Auple market ssEoug and nice
table varieties meet with ready sale; common stocz
neglected. York Imperial. Z00a5-0. Ben DAVIS. 2Jll
Z-5. Wine sap 2Ola3oo. fancy table fruit. Z5os300.
spy. ue- Dol. Z52l5.5o. Grsening Z-55aS-z5: loose
packed LC1al51
DRIED ERUITS-ApDles. sliced. fancy, 5:
sliced bright 4af. cherries I2al4; wh0rtIeberries.
Igal2. rasIbeuies. g1a2L
HAY AND STRAW-Tim0thy. choice 20s1;
No J. 900: 80 o IS51a1900. mixed has. l300a
40. clover T. olsi5e9; straw. rye bundle. llo8a
200. NE machine thrash. S59a99l. wheat IG3a7 D
GRAIN-Wbeat choice. 1ia75. fair TO good. 6Sa73:
ordinary, 53a55. ton-Shclled, white Sass yellow.
5lzz5. ear. Z55lgol Oats-Wcstcp. white. No. p
i1aH, mixed. 4l42
WOOL AND HIDES-Crecn hides. firm and
/ wanted. Receipts Ci fur light and demand good
for all grades. Wool washed. free Of 5urs. per
To-, s5ss wool, unwashcd. free Of burs PER TO-. "a
p uool bury. ger ib, 25a25; hides, green, per To-,
IL dry. PER TO-. l5aI5; sheC sins green. each 9oa
loo: dry each. 25a-5; calfskins. green each. l.09a
I3o; mustrat each. l9sz3 black each. = kits each.
3. skunk each. Z5aL50 mink each. .5aA00 rabbit
skins, each. lal-, 0possum, each, l0a-j, racco01,
each. 25a9Ji fox. red, each, L0oaZ59s gray. each.
5la-l
The Washington herald., 1907-03-01
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YORK Feb E-SUGAR-At London. sugar
bctis were dun. bat unchanged at g, fer February
and IS HID for Niarca. Worlds visible supply IS
$4,000 TONS against t1Ioe0 tons last ycag. The
local zlkar market ruled steady Duty-usid prices
quoted a. 8 l512a3 I5-31 for 96tsst centrifugal
93-a2 1892 for s3tost mu-coyado, and . Zls2a
1882 for S-test molasscs sugar Rc6ued was
quiet with tone steady ard prices unchanged.
BUTTEB-Rcceipts. SOS packages Firm az for
prices OF en- the basis q So for extra creamery
EGGs-BccciTts. 9.61 eases. Finn and I'm
changed. Westerns firm. -
NAVAL STORES -Stees. Rosn I+-s barrels.
spirits tuu)eutiur. 5l2 barrels. tar as barrels. A
spirits q tupCHtiEe. az . for macniue-made bar
rels Business n resin Was quiet az s1a4 = for
common TO r7Cl strained. and steady st that with
tar steady, and oil barrels quoted at $50.
MILL FEED-Fim Eght trade. Spring bran. IN
lop0und sacks 2l0o, middliugs q %; city hran
= So in bulk Western rad dog 55.
FL0UR-steady. moderate inquiry. Spring pat
euts. ll5aA6j; spring clears, 3.50a3S); winter
straight. 34al50 winter clears. 310a25. kansas
in sacks. patents, 37aaio3 siaishts, 95aa37o, clear
29Ga33j
RYE FLOUB-Staadyi inactive: 365aAN
CORN MEAL-Stsady. Kin-dried for export
20; coarse meal. in bags. LIIa12
HAY-Str1ug. Supply small. Receipts 80 tons
Prime timothy. Li5alZoi No. 1, Ll0aL15; No. @ leo
LOS. No. g. s5as5.
STRAW STEADY. Long rye 6la65
BEEF-Firmi fair demand. Family. 1A0aal550;
packet 1L5talZ0.
PORK Market firm. Mess Is51aa3; family.
le00al95o.
TALLOW-Steady; light trade. CITY. ga. in hogs
heads.
LARD-Fair. Prime Western. 1910. city. s5e. re-
fined continent, 1870, South American. llo8. re-
fined BRAZILIAN, kegs. 200; city stcarue lgf oleo-
stcarIne weaker l0'2ale2t; Chicago, l0z.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-01
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago Feb. 8-CATTLE-R Receipts 65.0o9; esti-
mated for tomorrow, 2.5e1. MarEet weak. Prime
bGeycs. 510a6Sj, poor 10 medium. il5a6.55: stock
ers and feeders 270a48J: COWS and heifcTs 290a
SEQ: Gamers L65a2O: Texans. 4l0a6.55
HOGS-Becoipts &l00o: estimated for tomorrow.
2200o. Market steady. Light, sS0aloo; roughs. $50
a6.so: mixsd, 69-aI0j; heavy, L0oa70Hs; pigs, SIS
a663
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1900; esti-
mated fer tomorrow, 1000 Market steady. Native
sheep 353a56j Western sheep. 36ja56): native
lambs 6.6ja7Gj. Western lambs 6l0a8l 90
New York Feb. 25.-CATTLE-RecCipts 80 No
trading; nominaIly steady TO strong. Dressed beef
in fair demand at 7a9~
CALYES-Rc5eipts. 4i1H> Top grades fun steady
medium yeals easy but not quOJably SO; lover
than yesterdays closing prices, no bamyard or
Western calves. Common so prime veala. 5C0a9.l0
dressed calves steady; city dressed Ycals. Sall
country dressed sal2ia.
SHEEP AND LANBS-Receipts. J. &C. Nothing
dnirc Feeling easier
HOGS-Rec. ip.s. $50 Market tribe weaker
Good medium weights, ia
The Washington herald., 1907-03-01
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York Feb 2S.-NIouey on call to-day opened
az 5sa Per cent. highest 6; lowest. g.; closing 3.
Most Of the loans were at 81 per cent
Time money was unchanged Il was offered with
some freedom aud q fair sized business done.
Rates 81 per cent for sixty 20 ninety days: 81 to
81, Tor four, five and six moaths
Mercantile PAPER was issued with some freedom.
There was moderate ABSORPTION. bat demand was far
from active Rates 5s5 TO "a PCT cent fcg sixty 90
ninety days Endorsed bills receivable: 81 10 6k for
eAc:ca foug 90 six months. single names, and 64 fCr
those less well known.
Sterling irmer TO-DAY with rates five points higher
Rates for actual business were: Sixty days, 45g35a
$500: demand 45i65aisi70; cables, 4S0l0ais5l5.
Commercial bills were 47es4eASoS
Tue supply % cotton bills was moderate.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-01
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Dick Bros & Co. mem
bC7S cf the New York aud New Orleans Cotton ca.
changes. 1872 street northwest Phones main
6li0-6f4l
New York Feb. &.-The cotton market continues
70 show an improvement in tone rs prices get
higher. Liverpool sent an Indifferent set # cables
this morning. but the local market showed the
strength e is position by creeping gradually higher
ard reaching mSXin;m advance # about T.
points en- the active options before the middle Of
the aficmccH. AZ first the shorts sold rather az
gressivcly but the efforts 90 get the market down
were not successful Prom 9fs 10 972 for Nav
the market took about $500 bales ca a scale mp.
Price issued a circular calling attention 10 the
stocks at Uncounted interior towns. which are re-
ported considerably under last year. thus indicating
GoD which Mr. Price places tentatively al
26S99o0 bales. Southern spot generally steady and
unchanged. Pert receipts 5000; last Year 7,7ol
exports 2GG9.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-01
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

Market strong; hogs in good dcmaad and firm /:
receipts OF calves heavy and prices steady; lambs
and sheep firm and wanted
CATTLE-EXtTa. per cwt., 525a5.5J: butcher. L09a
so; common 250a21o; foueh. l5Os2 o.
HOGS-Gr0ss. ..-527a6; ordinary, soar co.
SHEbP-ClirD q. L90als %, common. 200a5 CO.
LANBS-Chcice, p-r d.. sa7l Z Medium. 6a7.
CAIN ES-Prime. per r.. 8 medium. % n;
sra-s ii1
COWS Prime. fresh. eaeh. s00sa5oa. common.
y. 4layl %. cid AID dry. S.c0al5-oo
The Washington herald., 1907-03-01

doubled its price on the curb in a day or
two, and, according to Mr.. Lawson's own
statement, in the advertisements in to-
days papers, the transaction in the stock
on Wednesday amounted to $4,000 shares
in New York and 66.0O0 shares in Boston.
Apparently Mr.. Lawson bases his faith in
the stock on the value Of the Comet mine.
No other conclusion seems to be possible
from the following passage In the adver-
tisement that appears in the papers on
Wednesday: Because of some Of the
known values Of the Nevada-Utah mines
the Comet. for instance. is the other half
of the Cactus, the recent Newhouse pur-
chase, which has 100000 tons of ore in
sight. and whose 100000 shares are selling
at $50 a share-and because OF the unusual
confidence Of the management Of the
property, some of whom personally
know, and know to be reliable men and
able mining experts. have already made
a large purchase OF. the stock.
But what Mr. Lawson does not tell is
Of far more interest than what he makes
known. and therefore the addition Of a
fact or two may add to the fund of the
streets knowledge regarding the new fea-
ture Of the curb trading.
Mr.. Lawson probably knows wei the
need Of water to carry on mining opera
tions. The ore cannot economically be
brought to the water. but the wafer
must be brought 20 the mine. This viii
be very difficult in the case Of Comet.
The Cactus, the only ether mine any
where in the same ncighbOrhood. has
helped itself TO all the water within rea-
sonable reach-that is TO say. it has laid
down pipes to carry a supply from a
distance of thirty miles. Even In this
way the Cactus hardly gets half what it
could itself use. so that il cannot be
counted upon TO help out the Comet. The
next available supply Of water is 100 miles
off, SO that admitting the probability Of
rich ore in the Cactus, the water problem
involves such a heavy expenditure that
tie value OF the mine must be considered
more or less undeTd0ne
Copper is copper, and gold is gold, and
II the Coolgardie and kalgCorlie gold
fields in Western Australia have been
kept down IN their production Of the
yellow metal for many years on account
of the necessity Of bringing water over
a long distance, IL may well be Ques-
toned whether capital would readily em-
bark on the enterprise OF bringing water
100 miles TO enable a single mine 10
produce the red metal II. instead Of a
single mine, a large number were con-
cerned, the matter might be different.
Wall street has long had its operators
Of various kinds, but the latest descrip-
tive title Of one Of these as an operator
ia curb mines leaves il an open question
whether the mines themselves or the
stocks merely are on the curb
The Washington herald., 1907-03-01
Largest Mornine CircuIntion-

All advertising contracts made bv
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circulation-a cir
culation in Washington larger by
thousands than was ever before at
tanned by any morning newspaper
at the Capital Its books are open.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-01
AD GRAIN

New York. Feb S-wHEAT-Fim. fair de-
mand. 30. Northern Duluth, 70 arrive &c over
May {. o. b.; No. ! Northern Manitoba Sos f. o.
b. No. , Northern Manitoba. SIS. T. o. b.. No. 2
rcd. T. o. b.. $50: No. . hard, Z O. D. llsc over
NAY. No. T1caroni. opening navigation 81. f. @.
b.; No macaroni opening navigation 7sls FIX
porters took . loads macaroni 0nening navigation
CDkN-Strong, but Guiet. Nc > elevator ST.:
No neU, a, Z. o. b. (: No. yellow. new. 54s.: No
. {. O. b.. March. 3 No. 2 white, ncT, 55. f. O. b.
Exporters took loads
0AfS-strong; supply light. No. white. SCI;
No. white 81 No. mixed, 81
Prices for futures follow
The Washington herald., 1907-03-01
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Charles o Gates & Co.
members New 1orE Stock Exchange Alunsey Building.
Sales ut noon ........... .547 200 shHres
TOta! sales ........... Ia, 400 shares
Call moneys H., 9; low, AZ; close, 81
The Washington herald., 1907-03-01
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Except that Mergenthaler was marked
up points on sales Of forty shares. and
high offers were made for large blocks
Of the stock business on the Washington
Stock Exchange yesterday was very dull
Even President Hume once lost the equi-
librium of his sunny temper and gently
roasted the members upon their lack Of
interest In the days proceedings.
When brokers who are most anxious to
get hold of Mergenthaler are asked to
explain the motive Of their desires. they
give utterance to various generaiities
relative 20 some change in the capitalize
ton Of the corporation, and hint that
those who are on the inside with the
stock when the reorganization comes viii
be benefited in substantial way. If
there is any specific knowledge in Wash
lngtOn as to what is 70 be done with the
stock or with the corporation, il is not
being told abroad Yet the impression
grows that something good is 10 come cut
Of Mergenthaler. Within the last three
weeks the stock has gone up 10 points.
yet in all that time the sales have been
small, and few of them have been made
in any single day The stock is simply
going up steadily, yesterday being IN
usual in its wide fluctuation
The Washington herald., 1907-03-01
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Regulsr call, p O'Clock noon.
Washington Railway g.. 5000 Gt 6i7s.
Washington Gas p az js4
3l.rsenthaler. % az 90 10 az 2Il 10 az d. 70 at
I3
Lauston. 10 at 1875 100 AZ % 100 az 1914.
Mitchell Mining. 100 no IS. l93 az 81
Following are tbe closing quotations On yesterday
The Washington herald., 1907-03-01
GRAIN MARKETS.

Quotations furnished by Charles C. Gates & Co.
members Chicago Board Of Trade, Munscy Building