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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-24

delayed advertisement brings only the
aftermath. OF trade. It's the FIRST cali that
captures the procession OF customers.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-24

A delayed advertisement brings only tho
aftermath OF trade. It's the first call that
the procession of customers.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-24
4 DULL NIGHT.

Did 0 enjoy Mabel.s party last
night?"
Not at all. Nobody coaxed me to
sing"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-31
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

II the average Spectator were asked
az this moment what he thinks OF the
New York stock market. he would scOWl
and answer. Rotten" His judgment
would be based upon the whipsaw move
ment of prices since February. in which
those who practice the art OF scalping
the market have little show. He would
probably remember several occasions
when he had been whipsawed out OF the
market and left 10 swallow his losses as
best he could
Yet this estimate of the stock market
Is wholly wrong. AT the level Of yester-
days prices the market Is IN better con
ditiOn than it has been in months. TAX
ing the average price of A given number
of railroad stocks and industriaIs as a
basis Of comparison, and prices are at
this moment above the average for the
year. and that. too. with the uncertainties
in business and the tariff bill to disturb
the situation.
The high point of stocks for the year
was on January . when the leading rail-
roads and lndustrials were higher than
they had been since the panic From thar
time the market gradually receded to
the last days Of February During March
prices have been gradually coming back
70 an average healthful level. which,
when long views Of stocks are taken,
si..o, that securities are now at their in
trtnsic worth
Stock brokers generally expect a re-
cession in the market. based upon the
uncertainties Of the quick revival OF busi-
ness, but for two weeks all expectations
in that direction have gone glimmering
and after small setbacks the market has
mounted higher and higher to the present
level The reason the Spectator dis
trusts the market is that II does not
yield, particularly TO bear manipulation
and in the long turn in affairs that is
precisely the reason why stocks Just now
presage better times as perhaps no other
financial Indicator is doing.
Trading on the Washington exchange
yesterday was small in volume. and upon
slightly declining prices in some issues
a few broken lots Of stock came out in
the cases OF the traction shares, gas, and
the type machines. but trading was al
most an impossible trick under the firm
offerings al which most Of the stocks on
the board were held yesterday.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

New York. March 3.-SUGAR-The domestic r.
fined sugar market this morning was steady and
unchanged. with al reAne-s doing business ON the
basis Of ass net. less ! per cent for cash. for
fine srauulatsd, except the Warner Sugar Refining
Company and the Fede-sl Sugar Refining Corpapv-
which quoting AS net less l per cent for cash
for fine grzurlated. spo< raw sugar steady and
UNCHANGED. with centrifugal quoted a Sss5ss4 @
MuscOTado az At615a5S. and molRsses sugar et
325isas2s- Toe LoGd0n beet sugar market was
steady. with March and April unchanged az los Cd
and los sd. respectively.
NAVAL SToRES-Dun and unchanged
MILL FEED-Unsettled; inactive Spring bran
in wo-lh sacks, to arrive. 80; standard milling
I'D; city bran, go. IN bulk; Western ned dog
9 g, to arTiTsi tss wheat bran. in 1Oo-ih sacks
OATS-Ezesedingly dull N6 white. 5s.5ssS
mixed. t53s; natural and clipped white on track.
BaS
FLOUR-steady; inactive demand Spring nat
ents. 5.T5a6O: spring clears. AGsS.oO; winter
stEaishts 5s5es7S; clears. 4TsAe; Kansas
straignts. IN sacks. 6a55o: Kansas clcara z5Oas s.
Rye FL0UR-Steady; light dealings; G5a4.T5
CORNMEAL-Steady: small trade. Kindred for
export SIS; coarse meal. in bagS. LSaLB
HAH-Receiocs. l.o50 tons; steady; small dealings
Prime timothy. s.: No. l. 50; No. 2 S.: Nc. 3 g.
SIAAN-Reeeipts. 20 tons; strong rassger stocks
Long rye, Ll5al9
BUTTER-Lower. Creamery ertra, 1871 State
dairy. tubs. lea5; imitation creamery nrsss. zzz.
ECcs-Higher. Nearby white fancy, a.; fresh
hrsts s0a2yh
BEEF-steady; demand quiet Family, B.os
$50; packet. H.00al45o
PoRK-Stsady; inquiry Inactive. Ness Moa
$50; family, HSoals.50.
TALLoW-weak and more doing. City. IN hogs
heads. 5&
bAHD-EaSier. Prime Western, lo.65; city, 100:
refined continent, lO.s5: South American. IIS0. re-
fined Brazilian. kegs. l15o; Oleostearne. Ils lard
stearfDe. quiet; New York, III; Chicago, uls.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. March S-CArTLE-Receipts, 5000 head
MARKET steady. B4eves. As5a7.l0; Teams. soa
$50; Western 4.ooa55o stockers and feeders. sea
$50; COWS ana heifers, 1.9Oa5sO; calves, 5T5aaOc
HOGS-Receipts. 1000 head market steady
Light 64oa61; mixed, 66Oa7.oS; heavy, 6.7oaz. 10;
roughs 6T0a6 90: Workers. 6sOa7 10: pigs 6sBas 45
SHEEP-Rece;ptA 1900: market strong. Ma
tive. 36oa63: Western. ST5a64O: lambs, S7sas 10;
Western, 575asG
New York. March 3.-CATTLE-Receipts 40
head; nozninally weak Dressed beef steady at
salO per 10.
CALY ES-Receipts. "a head VeaIs. 6Ooae 50:
BARNARD and fed calves. 4ooa45 Dressed calves
weak. but unchanged
SHEEP AND LAAfBS-Receipts, 3sig head: snsr-
ket steady; almost nominal Common sheep Az:
common lambs, IN.
HOGS-RecepS. l.fT9 head. Hall car On sGlc
Feeling firm On Buffalo adEices.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET

Baltimore. March so.-wheat to-day was unset
tied; corn, easy; oats. dull; re. lower on ample
offerings. and -four a shade higher.
WHEAT-Unsettled; spot contract, L2SaI 2s& /;
spot No. red Western. l2S5l March. I2slG May.
I2ih asked July Los5< asked: steamer No. red
l.2SA; receipts. LSs bushels; Southern on grade
l25al o.
C0RN-Quiet; SPOT contract 7251a72S; March
72iza72a; April, 72za72S; May 72sta7Z7S; steamer
mixed ss7sass15; receipts. ss7lO bushels; Southern
white corn. 7oa73; Southern yellow corn 6s1ha72ss
0AFS-Stock in elevators, lG.sll bushels: ship
nents from eleTstors. 7.s6 bushels white. No. 2
5sha5s; do No 5. 5sika5s do, No. A. s5lka5s
mixed No. 2 5ssla57; do. No J. 55sass; do. No. 4
5lsza55
RYE-StOck In elevators, s. 9s4 bushels: shirments
from elevators. go bushels No. Western ne en-
port s.; No Western ne uptown. So; No 2
Western re, uptown. SSaa; bags lots, as 20
quality and condition, 75as4
BARLEY-StOck in elevators Asa bushels: shin
ments from elevators. 80 bushels
FLOUR-Winter extra. 4-6Oa4 80; winter clear. $40.
SIS; winter straight 555a55Q; winter patent, 67Oa
$50; spring clear E35as65; spring straight 5O5a5 30
spring patent. 575as00; City Mills best patent a7s
do. highs-ade patent ssc DO, hign-Eads straight
500; do, choice family. SO; do. extra, 44Oasse.
Rye -four. medium 10 choice. A.2seAA Corn neal
pr 100 lbs. Ls0al-To-
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Michael 0lcInGrGy part 10 q. square n 50
u street. between rWeury-nrst and TWeIty-sec1-ld
streets n0TthWet-W. Walter ChisEeii and Harry
A. Kite % J. Leslie Wstson- lot g. square =
Eleventh s;reet between A and strests aarthsasr-
Milton A. Kettler e ak. 70 Charles H. hettler.
lot Is, square IS. SO.
Cameron ard B-ock's Addition % Argyle PARK
Shelton T. Cameron q uT.etO Josell Sanders.
lots and O. squaro us S. 10
Alley between and g and Fourteenth and ti-
teeth streets so-l-heast-N Imam y. Sorrel e
ux 10 Geurge ". SorTeii. i0t 30 square 1850. So.
WILMA Il. SO-rel = 20 Daniel W. Coakley.
part original lot :. square 90. SO
Eandle Highlsuds-Ihe United states Realty Con
pany. y WashingJoE. D. g. uncl. 20 Elmer
=. shipley. lots s.. s.. ard S. block So. SO
Peasant Plains-Hsrry B. Wilson and Harry Ward
man u Matte Y. Pierce. lot 81. square 2s5, SIC,
same 70 Ha7dae Wyatt. iot lis. square a5s So
same n Harry F. and Nay :. Pierce. TX l@,
square SD. SO same 20 Nada q. Watt, lot
Jos. square 2s5s. SO. sane - william and
Elsn r. kirby l0t 81. square -. SO. sane
% Nic-0r r. LasaEne. l0t IL square 50, 80
Sane % Edward 7. Lewis. l0t g. square ~.
IS
I0I7 T,re-ty-ssxth street northEest-SIary z Gun
ninshsm % John Z LgncA- pG-t original 10 :.
square 3 So
G stret between Trsntieth and Twenty Hrst s-rests
northwest. ard 1l4 C street ngT-hEest-N Han
Hirsch e u. 20 Frank 5. Collins, pan original
lcs 3 square s.. and 10 @. square s.. 81
p New Hampzhire aveu-s uorthues--J--la p
Evans % jesse W. Rawlings. l0t IS square q.
SO.
S10-sSa-E4 I street northWest-EEsUs OErlsi ard
Adds r. BruTne urus-ess. 70 American Security
ard Tulst Company. lots .. s. and 4. square
30. S.Z6
Seventeenth and D streets southsast-John e Per
dns 70 RayDood G ard Lacy Z Aeint7e'
lot 3. square i0sa SIC
Thirteenth street. between A and B streets south
east-R4v Barnett % Joseph A. Herbert. lots
g 70 q and Is. square lols. So
No 60 Florida avenue -crrhUest-Jol1 Mass %
Garfield A. Street los q. square s1-s. Sc
Coluuhia Heights-Eu-c1s A Byrnes 20 " 70
Harry B. W1ls1u. iot % block 81. SO Eseiia
C. Tubius % Jacob A. Jones. lot g. book $,
Sc
Nc 1915 B street northwsst-DEEid B. Murdoch,
r., 70 G0staEe OpDe1heusrs parts lots = and
Is sQuEre III. SO
Ress-7ation B-9fary Barr q al - Edwa-d P
Sc1wzrtz eas, half original lot 6, Reservation
p. SIS
HTIIbrook-Otvsy 3. Zantzingsr e TX % Louis c
Truubo lots . and q. square SOS. So
Washington HeiEhrs-WarEick ETans e. ~ %
Emma O. Clark. lot 8. block f. So sane =
MARY O. Clark. lot S. block SO.
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Probate Court.
JUsTICE MRTGHT.

JIoAlCE AhlGhL.
Estate q Thomas r. Duncan; order 20 con1p-o-
miss. Attorney. p. J. Ryan
Estate Of Hannah N. Shaw; viii dated August
B 1905. ocdicil dated October 81 1901 oodicl
dated June q 1906. and petition for letters tesla
mentary hled. Attorney ". Il. White
Estate Of George Glorious; petition Tor letters
testamentary. Attoney. g. P. AcGloe
Estate Of samuel H Bosley; order granting let
tsS Of administration; bond. $500 Attorneys. r
l. Montague and J. A MOriGrity.
Estate q Albert N. Ellis; petition for letters Of
ADMINISTRATION Attorney. A. Hegzrty.
Estate q james r. Smith: order 70 amend. At
torneys. Hughes & Gray.
Estate Of Robert Reybun; vii dated NoEsnbe=
II. 1905. fled.
Estate Of Henry NJ Walter: order granting let
ters testamentAry; bond. 500 Attorney. John
Ridout-
Estate q John B. L1ppold; order granting letters
q administration; bond 500. Attorney. G. P. No
Glue
Estate Of Mary Rencher petition for letters q ad-
miuistrat5oz- Attorney. Belva A. lockwood
Estate q John NJ. Clapp; order for certain al
lOEances- Attorney J. J. Darlington
In re Ella S Lynn e al ;-ordsr relieving guar
dian from fling inventory
Estate Of ". Riley Deisle; order for ssls. Attor-
ney ". A. MeKennsy,
Estate Of BEDFORD ". Walker; VIII dated May .
l905 fled
Estate Of Charles NeEbold: petition for letau
testamentary. Attorney. G. T. Dunlop
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NEW YORK MONEY.

with rates closing 10 points above yesterdays clos
ing. Rates for actual business closed: Sixty davs
45605a4. S6l5; demand. 4s770a4s775; cables s7s0a
As7s5.
Commercial bills were ASH for ninety DAYS and
552sa4S5st FOR sixty days Flour bills were ASA.
for sixty days; grain, 1854 The supply Of srain
and cotton bills was scarce
Money on call opened to-day at per cent; high
est. 2; lowest X closing, X per cent Most Of
the days loans were az per cent Time money
was offered literally. The demand while not heavv
showed some improvements Rates were quoted at
81 per cent for sixty days zaa2& per cent for
ninety days 2ssa3 per cent for four months Der
cent for five and six months
Mercantile PAPER continued IN fair demand
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PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. March so.-Quotatio1s established b.
the Baltimore Fruit and Produos Association are
as follows:
BUTTER-Creamery. separator. per H.. 30: int
stion. Za2s prints h-Ib.. Per ID, SOs5l: do, lIb
@asl; blocks. 2-lb. per 10. 3s3l; dairy prints
Maryland, Peunsylvana. and Virginia. pr d. l6al7:
Virginia and West Virginia. store-packed l5ai6:
Ohio. store packed 6al7; nearby rolls IaIs; Ohio
rolls HAS: West Virginia rolls. l6aI7.
EGGS-Aaryland. Pennsylvania and nearby nrsts
per dozen. -; Eastern Shore. Maryland and Viz
gina, per dozen. %; Western hrsts per dozen 70.
West Virginia. per dozen, 70.
LIVE P0ULTRY-Young chickens as TO size Ii
lsa2O; Old hens. heavyweight per ID, I5H: vinter
chickens. II % ~ his each. Ea5; spring chickens
TO ~ his, each 2AS5; ducks. per n, Is; do
white Pekins. per h.. II; pigeons. Young pair. so.
DO. old, pair 81 guinea fowls. old. each. D, do
young. II lbs. and over. each 30
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
Tuesday, March 80, 1909
DISTRICT COURTS.

Assignments for Tuesday, April g. 1909:
SPECIAL calendar; No. J. Garfeid United
States eK nj Van Ness Attorney. J. W. Clements
Regular call:
No ISL Adams Monroe Manufacturing Company
e al vs. mcfarland Il a.. Attorneys, Leo Sim
mons-E. II. Thomas ard J. F. Smith.
No. 1919, International Textb Company ".
District q Columbia Attorneys. A, G. Bentley
l. II. Thomas.
No 1893 The New York Continental Jewell FL
traiion Company vs. District n Columbia Actor
neys. J. H. Hayden-E n. Thomas
No. 1872 Philadelphia Company se1etay Of
Nar- Attorney. Morgan II. Beach.
No. 1881. Mayer vs. American Security ard Trust
Company n al Atturncys Brsndenblrg & Bran
oen5Erz-W. P. Mattingy and J. B. Larner
No 1880. Gompers ct al. vs.. The Bucks Stove
and Range Company Attorneys, J. Il. Rslston-
Daniel Davenport.
No 1891 Ainnix Company vs.. Smith 4 Bros
Attorneys D b. Rhodes and Wilson & Barkstale-
H. W Wheatiey.
No. 1872 Jaquette IS Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys- r. p Erans-R r. Perry & Son and
g. 7. Dunlop
No 1898 Lambie - al. rs. BigelOw et al A.
torneys. l. J. Aather-Ieo Simmons.
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CireuIt Court No. 1.

JUSTICE STAFFORD
No 500. CGstikyan d Co v. Sloan & Co
Dll q exceptions signed and fled. Attorueys. II.
" Wheatley-Tseker & Kenyon.
No GlTL Flagles. ex-t-stor vs Arizona -gl1har
Aslhat and Mining COMPANY; verdict for plaintif
ior 500 snd judgment forthwith. Attorneys.
Tucker & kenyon and I. B. HuCk-Lamber A
Heatman.
No g5ls Jolins Is. Nichols. iudgmeat ty GU
fession. Attorney. c. 7. Hendler
No s5i7. Nichols n sane. same Attorney.
same.
No. sasS Buckley IS Washington GaSisht Com
pany; leave granted plaintiff % withdraw f7ror
Att0rneyS Gittinss & Ctarsberiair--R. r. Psrry a.
sou and McKeuney & Flaunery
No. 5)755. Hufty vs. Yoder; Confined for term
No. S6lL Lushy IS Logan; verdict f0r plaintiff
fos SzeS AttorneTs Rottnsou Wldts-P. J. Ryan
Assignments Tor to-day:
No g. National Automobile Company vs.. Rich
ards Company. Attoyneys, ]. D. SulliTsn-w. C.
No. D. NozaI Polish Manufacturing Company
- Bowen Attoneys. H. " Wheatley-Burton
No. 50 Home vA Capital Traction Company
Attcrneys. ". c. Gardner and T. n Hopewsl-
Il. r. PCrJ son and G. T. Dunlop.
No 3 Tyler - Capital Tractioa OompAny.
Att0-ne5s n \ RiohaTison. r. r. Perry & sol.
No 81. Martin "a sans Atto-ueys. r B.
Rhodes-R. r. Perry Son ard g. 7. Dunlop.
No. 81 Stewart "a Anacostia and Potomac Ran.
way Company. Attorneys, Mo-iarity & 1l0utague-J.
J. Darlington
No. ST. Berry whitmors IS BOYD Attornsys
z. :. McC4lm0rt-T hCglpson & Laskey
No aliz- Arulstrung Washington Terminal
CoCnpauy Attorneys. H. W. Hallway and Hayden
Johuson-G. Z Hamilton
No 30 Meriilac aduinistrst0- " Chcap-ake
Beach Railway Company. Attorreys. Kappler 4
Mes1llAt-MeKs nneJ a Fzannery.
No. 81 som & Sherwood - Miller Shoeuaker
Real Estate cumDsuy e al Attorneys. z 4 Jo1ss
and 9, q. Shinn-J. Z. LAskey
No SIS. Drskouiis IS Athanasoprlos e a. A.
torneys J. A. Mortarity and l. c. Wood-J A.
T0omey.
Circuit Court Nc. 2.
CHEF JUSTICE CLAEAUGH-
No. ssE6. U1stri1 q Columbia " Geo--eto-n
Gasight Coursuy; and
No. ss96 Dis;rct q ColIrnbis n. Washington
Gasight Company; on Gial. At. l1neys. F. r.
stsphsns-R- R. Perry. r. H. Cod, .uTosEh. and C.
No. a5oL United States s1 nj. st-7zs - En-
ciss Board
Nc, a5l5 United States 81 ~. Oaanberlia Cub
same.
No. zsls. United States * re- Ba-tsnss-s' Cub
rs. Sane. certified 70 Equity Court No. AttCr-
nsys ". J. Lambert and Albert Siliers-E Il
Thomas
Assignments for today:
No I'd Bc1n u. City ard Suburban Railway
Company. Attorneys. " 6. Gardner and z n
Hopesell-J. J. Darliugtuo
Nc. 80 Shoemaker. executor. "a Wesdsn e al
Attorneys, Lambert & Yeatmsn-E II. Thomas
No. IS Stewart ~ Chase. AttorneyS. McSen
& McNelI-W. J. Lambert
No. "a Jackson. trustee. rs Washington. Baltt-
more and Annapolis Electric Railway Company
Attorneys. Z B. Slater-Nsrbury & Gos,eu ard
A. A. HcehlinE. T.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY ". B. Hibbs 4 Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building. rs Fifteenth street northwest
New York. March So.-Cotton had a good nm IN
the early trading, the market being very active and
strong. The openins was to points higher on
the cables and sold 20 points better OF short
covering and active support by long buyers. Later
in the day prices sagged and the market closA5
! to 5 points under the opening on VEN beayv
realizing sales.
Receipts at the ports were 1900 bales, against
q 034 last week and 904 last wear ~ 49,
week. 100 bales. against O. Ga last vel pr5
l@.O73 last year Receipts az New Orleans vT.-s
4 15 bales against 8 400 last year and AZ Hous+on
4 bales = La 91-N'
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NV lUIA, MaTch Nv hbAI-N eaEer. lar II
qglry. No Duluth. 70 arrive. Ia No. 2 red Z
o. b., IL; No. hard, New York O. b. "a. :
No ! macaroni. LIB. T. b.. No. / Manitoba
LOO No Manitoba. (. Q. b.. nominal Exporters
took . loads
CORN-Firmi Light inquiry. No. elevator. 70
arrive. IS; 70. {. o. b.. spot TS&: No. 2 70
auiTe, 75A. T. O. b.; No. yellow. Z O. b. "a.
No. : sIi.s Z. q. B.. nominal
RYE-Dun; steady. No. ? Z o. b. nominal g
There slight rise in whsat prices sariy IN
the session. but later all the improvement was lost
and more. too The strength was caused partly bv
strong cash markets and fair decrease in avail
able supply. The subsequent break was Attrfhs,,sd
mainly 70 better crop reports Gem was MslesS.
with trivial changes.
Export trade was fair in wheat but corn Was
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Criminal Court No. 2.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No 50i0S fitzgerald IS Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad C0upany: verdict for plaintih for SIS
Attorneys p +. HiliiErd-Hamilto1 Colbert
Yerkes & Hamilton.
No. 5T5S Donohoe & Son Is. shields; On trial
Attorneys. Barnard & Johnsou-Hoover & Shields.
No $685. SCmeryille & son Co ". Weller; no
ton Tor new trial oFeruled and Judgment On verdict
No, 1874 COunor y. Jacobsen: motion Tor nsz
trial argued and submitted Attorneys. Leckie.
Fulton & CO1-J. R Shields and l. Tobriner.
No 5osol- Nash sslrot Bros; judgment %
verdict
Assignments Tor to-day-On trial:
No IL DonOhoe 4 Son Is Shields Atto-neyN
Barnard & Johnson-Goorge P. Hoover and John A.
Shields.
No II. Connor vs. Jacobsen Attorneys. Leczis
Button CoT-John r Shields and Leon Tcf-sner.
No 8 Bethel rs. Riley. Att0rneys Levi II.
DaTid-Batss Warren.
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York. Pa. March So,-Fire broke OFT on
the second floor OF the large furniture
store OF the York Furniture Company
this morning about 2:S0 O'Clock. Before
the flames could be got under control IRE
and water had done damage estimated
az $4,000. The store Is owned by A NJ
Ebert.
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CATTLE-Extra. per evt.. Hsa6n; butchsz. AOOu
L5o. common zooa300.
HoGs-Per ewL. gross, 67sz7Oo; ordinary, d
ert, sOCa5-8.
LAMBS-Choiee, Hail.; medium, 20
eHEEP-Prime, A5oak0o; common, SgcaAn
CALVEs-Pnme. Der h. 8; medium, sss1s;
Rass 4
CoWs-Frims. fIssh. each. sSsazl5m; cuumou.
EO0asq.Ve: old and dEg, lo0hl5se
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished DO ". B. Hibos & Co. mem
beTS q the Chicago Board o. Trade Hibbs Build
ing 10 Fifteenth street northwest
Chicszo March &.-Whest and the Other grains
to-day were strong. bot the market was much les
scriTe than Tor several days Foreign crop end
tions were reported IS satisiaotoTy ard this had
tendency % weaken tho faith q professional spela-
tors Prices rcooded nearly point IN tie dnllusss
q the last hours trading
Provisions were weak
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No 80 In r. Lorens Thomson: change mana.
Attorney. H D. Gordon-
No. &ssl Mary A. Viels e a. -. Kathlyns K
Viele OF al; appointment q trustee. Attornsys,
n. P. Blair and @ 8 HIlyer.
No Et52 Marjorie Il Bowls rs Yates z
Bowie: divorce Attorney, T. c. Dstsoa-
No. 8451 Lille Brown vs. James H Smith
sale and partition. Attorney, Thomas Walker.
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GOVERNMENT REGAINs LANp.
Utah Fuel Company Forfeits S102, 600
and Pays 5000 Fine.

and Pays 5000 Fine.
A telegram was received at the Depart
ment OF Justice yesterday announcing
that the Utah Fuel Company appeared
Monday in the United States Circuit
Court In Salt Lake City and pleaded
guilty 10 an Indictment charging Il with
conspiracy TO defraud the United states.
The company paid fine OF $500 i'm
posed by Judge KimbalL In a statement
the Attorney General saws.
The company has recOnveYed % the
United States T. 40 acres OF land described
IN the Indictment thereby FORGETTING the
money paid for Llas land. and has also
paid 10 the Attorney General the sum OF
$4,000 in settlement and comprouiss OF
claims made By the United StatsG"
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Lawsuits.

Va g5lq Cecil French vs. Atlantic Transport
COMPANY; appeal Attornev. c. Hackstt
No $50. Ralston, siddons & Richardson IS
Daniel B. Hendersoas note Ss01. Attorneys
Ralstao. Siddons & Richardson.
No q5l National City Bank IS william
q. Huniston; note N.ssa. Attorneys, sa1s.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hitbs q ca,
members New York Stock Exchange. HiDbs Build
inE 75 Fifteenth street northwest
Money: o.. ?; H. =; L., I%: c.. ?,
CALL MoNEY-SALES By HOURS
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District Court.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
| No 500. In re opening alley IN square &3a orde-
q application and notice.
No. SO In Re opening Of alley in square ESQ,
same.
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Criminal Court No. L.


ILS4lNE GUILD
United States IS Thomas G. HAYES; -en,bezzle-
ment: violating section 5n9. r S Z S: verde.
guilty as indicted: bail fKsd at 500; defendant
committed Detendants attorneys Il. Z. Davis and
II W WhsarIsv
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REAL EsTATE TRANsFERs.

Florida GTsnze, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
EtZees submissions 7. Faxiey &c u. 70
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Bankruptcy Court.
Equity Suits.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
No. Gas In re C. J. Kessel; application and
references.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore. March 9o-Follo4ring are the sales and
quotations on the most active securities listed Oh
the Baltimore Stock Exchange:
SALES