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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-02-13
ANCORA COATS
To help FORESTS
ANIMALS WILL LABOR FOR PER.
MANENT IMPROVEMENTS OF
NATIONAL PROPERTIES.

Washington Feb. 11.-Three thous-
and angora goats herded out on the
brush-covered foothills of California
are going to do some hard work for
Uncle Sam during the coming two
years beginning this spring. The ex-
pertinent will be unique both as a
stock raising proposition and as an
engineering and tree culture problem.
The little white animals whose long
wool is of such great value are going
to be put to no less a task than con-
structing mile after mile of fire line
through the bushy chaparral growth
in the National forests saving much
labor by the United States Forest Ser
vice engineers and making way for
forestation BY merchantable trees. Not
the least important feature of the ex-
pertinent which for the first two years
will be confined to the Lassen forest
is the fact that the task will be per-
formed during the, regular grazing by
the goats which will not even realize
they are doing valuable work
Plans for carrying on the work are
outlined in cooperative agreement
drawn up by the Forest Service and
the owner of a band of angora goats
grazing on the Lassen National forest
of Califarnia. The scheme is to run
fire lines parallel with the contour of
the slopes by cutting trails about
eighty rods apart. These trails are to
will Craze in each direction from the
trails, killing, 1t is estimated, strip
of brush about 800 yards wide. The
wide lanes cut out and graZed by the
goats Will serve as ideal fire lines in
protecting the forest-covered lands
living beyond and around the chaparral
| areas, and also make a place for re-
&c o1,o ,S,l traa
! For the past two years the govern
ment has been carrying on permanent
improvements in the National forests
| on an eXtens'--a scale, and the con-
| struction of fire lanes and trails has
been one Of the most important fea-
lures of the work. The task of clear
| ing the ground and providing land fol
| good forest trees is however. perhaps
the most important benefit expected tc
come out of the experiment.
The proposed work of the angora
! goats may finally solve the chaparra
problem which has been troublesome
in the stete of California for man!
years. The bushy chaparral growtl
chokes out seedlings of valuable com
mercial trees which may get a star
kinds of fire risks. Often a small
blaze which starts in it gains sucl
Roadway in a few minutes as to trave
hundreds Of yards and lick into valu
able stands of merchantable timber.
i The protection to be afforded b., tn
/ goat-built fire lanes therefore, ma,
at last bring relief to the state. which
in the past has had its full share .
timber loss through destructive fores
fires. At the same time a larg
amount of chaparral will be killed on
] ~ PDr- ~ Sc
trees that produce lumber. If provel
successful at the end of two years tn
work viii be carried to National for
ests in other sections where chaparra
has choked out good forest trees an
created a dangerous fire risk.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-02-13
a family row and landed in the hospi-

a family row and landed in the hospi,
tai. s
The goat now, however, will take on
a new dignity. He will patrol beat
around the forest preserves and kill q
strip of brush 800 yards wide that will,
it Is hoped, serve as an ideal fire line.
1t will not be at all to the discredit
of the goat that his good services will
be unconsciously offered. that his task
will be performed during his regular
grazing. If the results are successful
he should be given as much credit as
other animals who have always lived
more useful lives.
In time, too, the animal may lose
his propensity for Quitting in"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-02-13
G. A. r. orders and addresses.
nfnor Nj o>ne

Inez the infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Smith, died at the home of her
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. ]. It. An
derson Saturday. The funeral was con-
Quoted by Rev. Nicholson Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith live in Center
vile and were visiting their parents
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Simmons left
Tuesday morning for Anita, iowa.
where they will make their future
home.
Jake Lowery was in Centerville on
business Monday.
Flag Killion is down from Des
Moines, where he has been working
in printing establishment.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Richardson of
Fort Madison were the guests at the
parental VIM. Cowell home Satur-
day.
Chas. Weber was down from Udell
Saturday
Frank Stoke of near Bloomfield has
rented the VIM Murdy farm west of
this city and will take possession this
week.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-02-13

A candidate for position as
school teacher submitted the following
answer to State Superintendent Riggs
in an examination on geography:
Question-What are the races of
man?
Answer-Foot race, sack race and
potato race; but l can't see what this
has to do with geography.
The superintendent confessed that
he was stumped He couldn't tell
what the three races she named had
to do with geography.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-02-13
HEDRIcK.

Hedrick-Miss Blanche Roop was
was in Martinsburg between tl%ins
Saturday.
Chase Wilcox was in Fremont last
week. called there by the illness Of a
relative.
Hugh Lawson and A. j. Anderson
came home from Farson Saturday,
where they have been working on the
new Baptist church.
Miss May Kitterman returned to
Ollie Monday to resume her work in
the Observer office.
Miss Lottie Roop of Ollie was the
guest of the Swearengen and Roor
homes in the city over Sunday.
Miss Errna Krout one OF the high
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-02-13

With some misgivings, says the
Chicago Tribune, we give additional
publicity to the rumor that hen in
Ohio has learned to chew tobacco. 1t
is possible, of course, that Ohio has
developed a breed Of hens with teeth,
but no respectable hen will use its
gizzard on plug tobacco.
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Contributions to Fund, or
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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-02-13
Ncifs Gets Divorce.

Mt. Pleasant, Feb. IL Tuesday
afternoon Judge snlythe granted d.
vorce to Jesse Neff from Ida M. Neff.
Mr. Neff alleges cruel and inhunian
treatment at the hands of his wife,
saying that at one time she struck
him in the back with a stick of wood
and at another time she struck at him
with a butcher knife. Besides this
case, there are eight divorce cases ia
come up in this term of court.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-02-13
The MOST TRAGIC PACE OF AMERICAN
HISTORY THE ASSASSINATION OF LINCOLN
The Shooting the President By Booth the Assassns Escape and
CAPTURE the Trial of the Conspraos and the Frustrating of the
General Plot to Kill High Officials

The third
his of
history
oume
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-02-13
DIphtherIa in Cedar Rapids jail.

Cedar Rapids, Feb IL. -(Special.)
Several prisoners in the county JAM
have diphtheria in a mild form and
the institution, Is under quarantine.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-14
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Business on the Washington Stock Ex-
change. yesterday was OF the same char
acter as that for several days past, ac-
tive in spots. with many sales OF small
lots OF bonds and stocks. At the open
ing there was some good trading IN
bonds. Capital Traction 5s selling $500
at III and Railway As $1,000 at SS1-2 TO
G34
Capital Traction stock was firm at lS5
and Railway preferred at 81
Interesting developments took place IN
Washington Gas. When It was reached
on call the notice from the company was
read announcing that the regular quar-
terly dividend on the stock had been
declared. This was in the nature Of a
TO many brokers who had
hoped that better things We're in store,
Trading in Gas was limited and at lower
prices. the sales OF record being s. II
down to s. "a
Lanston came out freely at 1S 81 to 12 3-S
and business closed with some small
trades in Union Trust and United States
Trust at current prices
At meeting Of the directors Of the
East Washington Savings Bank yester
day 1t was decided not TO I'll the vacancy
in the office OF president caused by the
death OF John T. Herrell for the pres
ent. The annual meeting OF the stock
holders is less .han two months away,
and the election win probably be de-
ferred until that time.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-14
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

New YORK. April 3-BUTTE-R-FTru, RecsIu.s
D5l3 plcEaEes. CrolncIy extra. g-l1s. state dairJ
tubs. la-5: imitation c-eauCly frsis %
EGGS-Fiuler. RecsiDss. 5l.eI7 caseS Nearby
white. fancy, Zsl@'s: Fresh. Gsts Ga2li1.
MILL IEED-Staady; fair inquiry sTring ban
ioiih SACKS % arriss 2.25; standard milling rs.
city bran. 255o. in buIk; Westcrn red dog sl60. -
arrive; winter wheat bran. in M0Io sacks. ~
OATS-Steadv; dun trsGe. No. White 61lsasI.
Nc. white 5si5a5s: Nc. & white. 5SasSss: No. 2
mixed 56is: natural and clipped waite. On track
51--zst
FLOUR-stroag; hi1deTins trade Spring pat
enls 6.Za653; spring clears. 509a5G: winter
straizGts. 3o6.aos clears a-5a55o kausas stra-hts
In sacks, e.5a6--5: Kansas clears. hooa5.5o.
RYE FLoCE-5trous; moderate business We
quote Asoa8s
CORNMEAL-stoady: modcrzts demand KIN
dued. for export, SIS coarse neal n BAGS
LEal50
HAY-Firmer. Receipts. 80 tons: fair dsalinSy.
Prime Timothy. 90 No !. s.; NJ, 2. sass2i5; Ne. :
1oa-5
srRAW-Reoeip.s. 50 tons Strong on snail sup
ply. Long re LDai5
BEEF-steady; demand mo6e-ate. Family. I50Ca
$50; packet. lt0oaI45o
PORK-S5roug; s-an supply. Mes Is58aIao0.
family lG511laa
TALLOW-Duli: ssGdy. Cicy. in hogslcads. 81.
a5E
LARD - STEADY. Prime Western. nso; CTR.
lo.S7i5: refined. continent. lilo. south American.
I260. refined. Brazilian. kegs. I2ea: oleostearne.
l2N; lard stearine. drn. New YORK, uz; Chi
eago. ia
The Washington herald., 1909-04-14
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
- - IL rho,e.aln, =,


BUTTER-Crcamery. fancy. 20: Western hrsts.
1850: sccunds 2la25 I-occsy fancy 2iaZ5; far 10
good, 2ia22 dairy. choice ga2; good. I6al7; store
packed fresh. I5al6
CHEESE-New York State. fancy. large. l9kal7;
do. small l7al7k.
BGGs-Near-by. fancy. free cases. 19a: de-. re-
turnable. l9; West Virginia and Southwest Viz
gina. free cases. lsaisis do. returnabe. Is1sals-
Tennessee. tree cases. I9lIsid. do reurnable ls5sa
~ North Carolina, free cases. I9: do. returuable
lisa; duck %
LIVE POULTRT-Chickens s125: spring. s-as5.
hens. l4is; roostcs. s. duckS. large l3al4: do
small. llal2 seese 7a9: do. fancy. I0al2; ulrkevs
I0al2
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys. choice undrarn
hens. aaZl; do. average. undTasu. ka2D. do. Tim
L1ai4; chickens. la25i capons 7-lb average. GaZ5.
Co.. sInaA' lsaoi hen'. l6i roosters, saloi ducks
lsal6. ccese. leal2h
DRESSED AlEATs-Calres. full dressed. salO: DO
heads Of %: hcg dressed calves s: hams. couutrr
sugar curei. i2al4; hens small and neat ~ cEt
s.coas50: do. medium. T00a7.5o; d. heavy. 55oa6 90
YEGErABLES-Potatoo homegrown. Der tls
6ja90. Der Dbl. 4Ea@59; Eastern Shore rer hfl
2oa225; sweet potatoes. per bbL 25oa275; yarns
per bbL L5OaL75: asparagus. dozen. 2gssLOl-
carrots. per bbL. LEaL58: cucsmbers. rer
basket. LQoal5Q; celery, PR dozen stalls. 5aa
60: cucumber pickles. per basket 75al q: oabhsre
per Dbl. l0oaL50: cauilhoweT. per bbi. L55a2 90 ;
onions. per bus. 7oas3 Maryland and Virginia. peS
Florida. Der bbl. l0lal5y; tomatoes 2ooaZD
GREEN FRuITS-OranEes- choice. Der box sOss
400. Florida pCr box 200a257: grape fruit per box
zOoa2.00: apples King per bel. 3U0a35e: York In
periai. packed, 400af50: Ben Davis. packed. 25Oa
AS; Wine SAP. packed. 3T5a455 Albemar1e Pippin.
a.0oa500; good to prime 20oa30o: poor TO fair L5oa
zoo; openhead barrels. common 10 good. L00al 50;
fancy table fruit. 50oa6.0o; cranbeTies Cape Cod
Der bbL. 1eeaaooi do. standard crate. 2Ooa2 8;
pnoappes FLORIDA, per crate. 275a30o; Strawberries
quart l0a20
DRIED FRUIrS-Apples. sliced. fancy. (; d.
sliced bright. 5i5 cherries. y: blackbe1ies, !;
WhorflcbefTics, 10; raspberues, y
GRAIN-Wheat, southern On grade L25alS s.: ryo
7saS5 corn. shelled, white 72a77 do. yellow 72a77
new ear. 3.75as-25; oats Western white No 2 6ia6s
old mixed. e2aGA
sUNDRIES-Beesgax. 2; taIlow 6asz; honey.
white clover. lib, new. Is; do 2-lb new. lOal2:
ginseng. per b. 5ooa550: seneca. per ID. 40:
golden SEAL soaA5; pink. l2a4; mandrake 2a3; snake
root. S5: walnut kernels dry. 8ao5
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. washed free of bur.
per h., .; do, unEashed, free Of burs, per lb..
9: do, burry, per H., Esls; hides green, Der h.
9; do, Syy, per b., lSals; sheep skins. green.
each. 75al00; do, dr. each 25as0: calf skins green
each. Looal40; muskrat. each, 5za38: black. each.
35ai0; skunk each. black. L75a225. mink. each.
40oa50e; rabbit skins each. !: opossum. each.
25as0; raoOoun. each. eaiooi fox red each L0z2 %
DO. gray. each, sal0.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-14
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore, April l3-wheat was irregular and
unsettled; corn firm; cats easy; re strong and four
inactive.
WHEAT-Unsettled; spot contract. L4l: spot No.
2 red Western, ii; April, Lfl; May. 1874 asked
July. Ll6isaLl6is; steamer No. red. L5s re-
ceipss. 2.l3 bushels; Southern on grade. LsSaI4l
CORN-tirm; spot CONTRACT, 73ssaz37s: Auril.
l59salSzs; May, I37sa73%; steamer mixed, 7glsa
loss; receipts. 2,625 bushels; exports A S7
bushels; Southern white corn, 7O5za7l; Southern
yellow corn 70a7si5
OATS - stock in eleTators I9o65 bushels:
shipments from elevators. 7.6sl bushels White
No. 2. 5sa593s' do, No. ;. 57lsa5sh: do, No. 4.
o5lsa56; mixed No. 2 51a576; mixed. No. 3 5sa
55lz: mixed. No 4. 5a54is
RYE-Stock in elevators. sI7g bushels; ship
ments from elevators. l.662 bushels. No ? West
ern re. export. Sass; No 8 Western uptown de-
LIVERY, So; No. Western rye uptown, sass; bag
lots, as 70 quality and condition. 75aS4
BARLEY-Stock in elevators 2C2 bushels.
shipments from elevators SCI bushels
FbOUR-Wintor extra. Ls5a5o5; winter clear.
545a569; winter straight. 57oz5s5 winter patenr.
6ioa69; spring clear, L75a505: spring straight.
a5oa5l5; spring patent. 6l5a640 City Mills best
patent. 7.eo; City Mills high-grade patent. $40.
City Nils hish-grade straight. $40; City Mills
choice family. SIS; City Mills extra. 475as s0
Rye -four. medium % eaoice. A2aa50 Cozn usal,
per 100 lbs, Le5aLsa
The Washington herald., 1909-04-14
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Annenls.


Present: The Chilf Justice Alr. Justice Robb.
and Mr Justice Van OTsdel
AdIalssiou-W william A. OHezrn
No 1924. Odksradr vs. BOWleS
No. u26 Roote ys. ROotc. sc. e al passed
untI May.
No. 1893. Camp Va BOYD. 20 a. coltinled.
No. lslc johnson et a. vs.. ~. l. & T. Co. f; az
peal % Suprlms Court II the United States
prayed b. Mr.. C. /. Frzaey. q counsel for aD-
pclialts: allowed. and bond Tor costs fixed 60 $50
Bros typewriter Co. argument c1ulleucad by
Mr y " Barksdae for appellant. c0ncluded b.
Mr. Il. VI. Thea:ley f1r appeLee
No. Hs5. Cnited States IS Mason; arguue-t
ooulnencsd b. 1lr J. C. Adkins Tor appellant
c1utinnsd hy Ar. J. IS. Call f1r appellee. con-
c.udCd bv Nr. J. O. Adkins for appellant.
No. neS Fay IS. DistrIct of Columbia; argl-
neuf o1umencad by Mr. G. g. Gertman for ap-
1eLilnt. continued b. 2fr. r. II. stephens fcr
sDucicc. conciudcd by -. John Rid0ut f1- sp-
pellaur. On notion both sides allowed % fia
briefs witlia five days.
No ISL Barber O. a. vs.. Wlls et al. appeal
% supreme CCrrI of the United States prayed b
Gr a.. L. Fliey u couUsll for appellants. al
lowed. and bol1 20 act - s-Dcrsodl1s 1xed a.
s1O0
So. 1916 Brown. &c. Ct a.. rs. Hishti Teye=sea
opinion Is 1ir. Justice Robh
No. 1855 Cake ys. Dis-rict of Columbia; i1ig-
melt d. Police Court a-uled. 0ri1i0n hy 3Lr
JuEics Van OrdFn
Pat. Ap. $50 Pan,en ys Caaton Phzrnacy Co
Alarmed opinior b. Mr. Justice Rod.
No 1855 Guce W. Jones' decree reversed. opil-
icn by SIR Justics Van OrslsL
Adjourned from day % day uutn Monday, AD-l u
The Washington herald., 1909-04-14
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished By ". B. HIbhs & Ca.
members Il the New York Stock Exchange. Hibha
Building. - Fifteenth street northwest
New YORK. April 13-Cotton had a serc-e set
hack to-day after the early trading which cane
near getting tle. .arket hack into scent territory.
The market opened az Gn advance q 4a6 points
on overnight buying o-ders and covering Or yester-
days sellers on firner cables Tne market sold up
20 a net gain of llsl5 points. making u.-r hieh
rvcoris- for the SEASON. with October contracts
t0ucaing l0.o3 AT this level. realizing increased
and while oaerinss Wers wen taken. prizes were
9 % z points oH. with sc.ne q the professionals
selling for reaction. The market then Turned
weak and urices fen away 70 the Close losing % II
points ret. Cotton Is not yet fully established
above 70 cents
Receipts at the ports were 2009 bales, against
Isl last week and 1858 last year. FOr the
week. &.o@ bales against el.Oo4 last week. and
ISIS LAST year. Receipts az New Orleans wsrs
The Washington herald., 1909-04-14
DAILY COURTRECORD.
iDreme Court OF the united States.

Supreme Court or the united states
Prosen.: The Chief Jusuce. Alr. Justice Barian
Alr. Justice Brewer Afs Justice Waite 3ir Justice
keczhal- AR Justice 2icNerna, alr Justice Holulas
Air Justice Day arl aIr. Justice Moody.
Thomas Scott Rollins. q AsheTile. y. c.. Burtoa
Eduari Eames. a Boston. Mas. John S. BEgs.
of Washington, ID. C.. aud Quo Ad5ph Er,iman,
oi Denver. Coo. were admitted % practice
No. 63G American Banana Company plaintiff
IA errors United Fruit C0mplsuy- Argument
ccntinued ty Sir Everett p Wheeler. for the
plaiutid in error; hy Dir. Henry ". Taft and Mr.
Mocraeld Storey Tor the defendant Ia euor. and
conciudod hy Alr. Everett r. Wheeler fE the
plaintiff n error
80. ls The Western Union Telegraph Company.
appellant Y. >. r. Andrews. G al; ard
40. %. Oswald q. Ludwig. as secretary q
state of the STATE Of Arkansas. appellant, The
Wesfsn Union Telegraph Company- AIgumsut
eoznmeaeed by Mr- Rush TagzEt for the appel
lant IN No. lis and aipeliee ia No. %, 2nd con-
tiaued hy Air Hal l. Norwood, for the appellee
Ia No. is and appellant ia No %
Adorned until to-day a. - O'clock-
The dag czu Ior WeslnasLay. AprI T. wiz be as
follOEs. Nos. IiS Clnd ~. lls 10 H B1 I5s
l56. 57. l5. ard lsa
The Washington herald., 1909-04-14
Probate Court.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

Estate o. Louise Klotzi order granting le-tas
testaneu-ary; bond. SD At-1neys. E-anda-aury
4 Braudelbu-z
Estate Of Ella Z. Deacesc. ordcr g-anti-- lsrte-s
tes-aIentary; bond. $50 AttUruey. T. =. Linton
Estate Of Joseph EntloEer; order granting Ie-fers
e aiiliais;r@tioB c. r a.; boud S4o Att1ruey.
J. A. 3Iacdel
Estate Of Henry S. saith. order 10 sctdo s-il
Attorneys. Arch1r Z Snith
Estate of John STarLers. order rategiu- sale
Estate ~ William T. EiEa. order granting llt-
cE 0 adIrrisrrsti1u7 bond. S5e. Ar-uneys.
Wis-n * Barksdlic.
in re Andrew Lankan e a.. orl5- appointing
saal-iian; bond. So Attorneys. C0id7ea q F5n-
nilc-
m re Harry a. woodrua: order aoocpans rsag-
nation
Estate o. Elias Shuiman; order granting ls-tas
q aduinistration; bond. 500 Aucrucys. Dau
Pcys- & Curtin.
Estate Of Jala o. chanber,aia; order 20 apply
funds
Estate u Roiford " Walker; petition fer let
tcrs testauentsry. Attorney Prank S-ctso1.
Estate of Jaue Bradley. ail dated December 10
$50. and petition for lgtters cesl4mcrl1-y d-ed
Attorneys, D1rr. Pgysgr & Curtain.
Estate Of james T. C-'rk; petition for letters
testamsnta1y. Attorneys, LennetekCr. Carusi 4
Joaez
The Washington herald., 1909-04-14
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore, APRIL I2-ouotations estahlished By The
Baltimore Frait and Produce Association are as
foIloWs:
bUITER-Creamery. ssDaTat0r- pe- b.. 80 inf
tAtion. Der ih. 21az5: prints. A-ih. per Ib 5az5l
d. lib, PER H.. sNSl; blocks, 2-Ib.. Per H.. soa
81; dairy prints Maryland, PENNSYLVANIA. ard Fir-
ginia. pc- ID. lsaEs Virginia and West Virginia.
stors-packed pa H.. 5ais; Ohio. storepaeksd.
pr b.. Ear: nearby rolls. per lh. I7als. Ohio.
rolls. peg To-, Ealsi West Virginia rolls. PER D.,
lsaT
EGGS-slsryiand. Pennsylvania. aud nearby
nrsts. Der dozen, %; Eastern shore. Maryland and
Virginia. per dozen q Wcstcr1 aTs.s. pr Dozen
%; West Virginia. por dozen. 20
LIVE P0ULTRT-T0ung chickens. as 10 size.
per b.. Ba20; cd hens. heavy weight, per H.. l;
winter chickens. IA 20 "a lbs.. peT 10. Z5aSo;
spring chickens. J 20 IL pounds. per D.. 5Zay5i
dacks. DIT b.. Bats. d.. white Pokins per D..
% - 1.s-ya g9lls, Lalis ~ 90, o. p.l' =.
saLnea toWs, ola, each, ?; do. yolng. IA lbs-
and over, each. 30.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. April l3-CATTLE-Receipts !. 800 head:
strong. Beeres. AS5a7.20; Texans. 860a5s: West
errs. A0a59); st0ekess and feeders. 251a57O: cows
and heifers. Zloa6.00; calves. 5.0oaT.50.
HOGS-Rccepts. 1000 head: weak. Light Tl0a
7.s5; mixed. 7loa7.5o; heavy. 7.GaT60; rough. 7Ga
rs; yorkers. 7f0a7.i .i5: pigs. 6Oaa6s5.
SHEEP AND LAAIBS-Receipts. l2Oo3 head;
strong Native. 3T5a7.25: Westerns S75a6so. lambs
5.00aSa0: Westerns. 5O0os90
New York. April B.-CATTLE-Receipts 1000
head; steady. Dressed beef in moderate demand at
Sizal0c
CALVES-ReceiDts. 80 head: steady Poor 70
medium Teals. 4ooa7o0; dressed calves easy: city
dressed reals T55alT5: a few choice l5: country
dressed, 7gsl
SHEEP AND LASfBS-Receipts 300 head; sheep
nominaly steady; lambs slow; haf stock unsold
Good Buffalo lambs. ais.
HOGS-Reeeipts 200 head: steady
The Washington herald., 1909-04-14
NEW york MONEY.

New York. April ls.-Aioney on call At the Stock
Exhange opened Per cent; highest, 2; Lowest,
"a, closing ? per ccnI Most q the loans were
az per cent.
ored 70 induce demand by further shading Of
rates. but this had almost no effect. Rates: q
~ per cent for sixty days; ~ for ninety DAYS;
2iza2s for four months; 2zG3 fer FIVE and six
months; 3iza3& for loans % extend over the year.
Mercantile paper taken with fair case, and a
number Of attractive names were offered
Sterling easy. rates 70 points loEer. Rates for
actual bushes closed sixty days. fSoEafSeZl; de-
ma1d z.s755ais765: cables. 4s7soal-s790.
Commercial bills. 1854 for ninety and ASA
4S54 for sixty days
Flour bills. 4s7s fr sixty DAYS; grain, ASA.
TIE supply q grain and cotton bills scarca
The Washington herald., 1909-04-14

10. &iel NarEaIethe DCrs- rs. Robert Dcuis1n.
J.. &c quiet htle. Attorney. J. =. Leruer.
No &i55, II p Noble u. Laruer; substitute tr--s-
zee. Attorney. j. 3. IaIDer.
No 2sio6 Fannie ". Ccary et al. vs.. William
L 6eaT e. a. assignment cf d0Uer G1d partition
Attorney. A. r. Ferguson
No 2Sfs7. Norman 7. Hires rs. Judson r. Hca-e,
Dissolve partnership and receiver Attorney. c. T..
Diggs.
No. 25i6S De5orah G. Ezal rz Christine IL IKE.
ct al co-fi1n sale. Attorney Il ". Schon-
No. &i69 Henry Jus- Cora -. JGsl e al
divorce. Attorney. "a q. Wiiliarlson-
No. Ef0 Herberr Y. saldfCrd vs. Raphael Z.
Shanafeit et al: elforue Mechanics lien. Attc-ney
r O. Dnlalfsnr.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-14

rlas f1r se-tiemrat q hil cF exeap-io1s a1d flng
t-aus.rlu- Cxteu1eL
United States vs. Th1uls Murray ard H---ihll
HlIlstocks househr1aking and a-cs-n-t % rob; as
sgut dangerous VelIol; Plea rCt guilty Cacl-
Urit.G States ys. HiclLrl OstC-Ies E-l-1 Larceny.
pea nos C-il-l.
Cui-e6 States IS. james Su-les- h1-seh-ealing
ard perit larcl-y; plea rl1y. sl1rg-ce % w--k-
house f1r SIX u1ltts.
Uutted S-l-cs vs Henry J1trson ard Rich Os-
hcrue; ho-ss5-elkilg and l-uc-y; pie4 17t g-lry
each
Cuited States IS Rich Osh1rne. HeuT Jolzsoa.
ard Clarencs Kelly: sane szIlC.
United S-ztcs vs. G-eclbc--y HCEl-i. rohlcry.
verdict guilty
Urited States vs. Wl--iara n Dalton; robbery.
yeric- guilty; sentenced 10 Two years il peai-
tel-lzrT
Assignments f1r today:
tult1d STATS Elas Ruberstein-
United States IS. George Parpcs.
United States vs. Frank Jackson.
United Sta-as IS Iii Eaukirs-
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