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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-09-23

..a. 70
W. n. Trout Of this city vas elected
Grand Master Of the Royal AID Sc
lsct MISTER Masons Of the state OF
CosorSdo At the Grand Council Of
that MStAerhood held in Dsnver On
rasaaay Of this week.
Mrs Matt La1ss. Who was recently
operated on At ne Denver 4 RIO
Grands hospital for appendicitis. was
brought back to her homs' in this city
last Sunday. Although her conditions
for several days Vas such a. 70 awak-
en- considerable solScituds on the part
Of her frisnds. she 10 now ssttanG
along vsrv nicely and tAsre appears
little dcuAG OF her ultimate recovery.
This svsniAg the Kniehts OF Pyth-
las and ths Pythian Sisters viii oele-
brats st PytAiaa hall. tAs twsatistA
birthday Of the Knights Of PttAiab.
9svsra1 distinSu1shed gussts will b
present. Including Past orand Cham
cellors A1lea Jamison OF Canon City.
who Installed the Pueblo losde TWEEN
ty years ago; Grand Chancellor Hor-
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-09-23
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MlW1nA1.

Mrs.. DR.. Orsndorff and little dalgA-
tar have Feturnad from ten days'
visit in Denver.
Miss Emma Ripley returned home
this morning from an sxtsndsd west
een trip during which shs visited In
Idaho. washington. Oregon. Califor-
mia and other states. she vas gone
four or five months.
Mrs. c. A. NuEum and daughter.
Miss Addie, and son. Charles. arrived
here on Wednesday from Fulton. Kan
sas, and win make their homo in this
city. Miss Addle will matriculats - .
student at the high school.
W. W. Painter. until recently resi-
dent OF Springfield. Mo-. has come to
Canon City with the expectation Of
making his homo here. For some dine
pest he has bssu engaged In the real
estate business at Clovis. New Hexi-
90. He viii bring his family here from
0pringfield In short time.
Miss Mabel Hooyer has returned
from Salt Lake City for two weeks
visit With her mother. Mrs. stslla
Hooyer at the latter's homo on Rudd
avs0ua.
L D. Whitaker iof Memphis. Team.
has purchased . aics homo at rs COL
lsG6 eysass and As and family togsth-
Or WITH his father-in-lay. ". q. Ham
iltoa. are now rsadsats Of ca.na
Caty.
Mr. and Krs. J. ". Lee and daugh-
tsr, l1iss Nona.. vti1 leave tomorrow
COR 1ait Lake City for n indsfinits
sta1 in he Aosmoa metropolis. n b
moro thaa possible that Nr. and Mrs-
Lee and family win transfer their
Ao0s from COLORADO 10 UtaA.
lriss lEiAnis Baker. vho left here
yesterday in company With her moth
or, Mrs.. q. A. Baker. for CAicago and
WAsAangtca. D. G.. viii tsks he po-
altioa oe assistant psinoapai oe Martha
Washiagtoa Seminary. sa sxel1avs
ssAset sor yosas iassss b ~ iAstsf
saey.
Nm. Hannah Les. mo4Asf ef Mrs-
G. Il. 0ir,sy. returned 70 oaAoa 0ty
Tussaay nisAk aftsr spsaAias soAa
anS u kSr faach near frtnidAA and
visAfiag her SONS. Ds. H.. G. Lee. oe
ToSasco. oole.. AlvA c. Lss oe 4Us-
hoess. okla.. aaA frisads II KAasas
0ty. No. ag~ 81
.AsFrtsoA. nate OF InaspsalsAes.
Kansas, arrived In town rsesatly WITH
ne iassatioa Of makiAg bio -ho0s
Aseo. ID. has reaAsA tAs rssiasoos
Vropsrty Q, ss9 WAippls avsass aad
Win bsiag his fAnily 70 caDoa OU IN
he eoarss Of afesv vssAs-. Mr. yfts1l
vim lSSvs aa,s ~ o. TO sos NSsAitA
% ae3sad rs nsssiag d ne ssesl
loAeS e Eaasas oAA Fsliows aAl vin
latss psoessa - IaAsDsaasaos. M
viSs ald fAAily VIII seeoapaay Inn
- tAa rotusn tr1p. Do CDsoreAo.
TAs euAseal oa, he late MA ". =
Hobart viii taks plAes fFe@ IL Esst
CArtstian church at 1880 O'Clock To-
norrov morning. Raw. WilkinSoa.
pastor Of the congregation. conduct
Ing the obseqsles. A son Of the de-
ceased arrived here today from Ais-
soula. Montana. to attend the funeral.
also sister from Memphis, Team.
and y brother from whiting. Iowa.
The intsrmsnt will b In Lakeside
cemetery.
A. L. Taylor was taken 10 DR..
Graves hospital last Sunday night.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-09-23


Kssaov.
Manager =. =. Jswstt Of the Dia-
mond Fire Brick company vsat to
Denver on . businsss trip this morn
ING.
Mr.. J. =. Dickenson. Of Stanford.
Texas. who has bsen spending the
summer with his daughter. Mrs. o. v.
Herard. has returned home.
Miss Julia Herard accompanied her
grandfather to his home in Stanford.
Texas. She viii spend the winter In
Texas. taking a course in music at
the university In Stanford.
Miss Lucretia Dickinson. who spent
the summer here as the guest OF her
sister, Mrs. U. v. Herard. left recent
ly for her home at Joplin. Missouri.
She was married at her home in that
city ON Wednesday OF the current
week to Thomas Pullen.
Harral Coulter will leave tomorrow
for Lincoln. Nebraska. where he will
enter upon his junior year as stu
dent at the University Of Nebraska.
He has been selected by the faculty
to be one Of the tutors in the depart
ment ol chemistry during the coming
year. an honor In which he takes .
pardonable pride. ~
Yardmaster George Hickman Of the
Denver q Rio Grande u taking his
annual lay-off During his vacation
his place IL being filled BY Dennis
Coughlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hunter Of 0hsl-
by county, Illinois. who were rscsatly
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. BiGaD
at llo3 Macon avenue. have gone 10
Dsnver where they will visit frieads
for few days before returning bora
Mis- Nay BiEEs OF Eureka. Kansas.
who has bssn Waiting her uncle aA1
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs J. d. Big1s. on
Macon ayense for several weeks. laef
this morning for Denver whore -
viii spend . short tims - the guest q
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Bigss and Other
relatives before leaving for home.
aooorass.
Mr.. A. Dsvol spent yesterday In
HIorsaea
". L Morris u tAle e1ty vas ia
H7orsa0o yOooR0nV.
o. A. TO oe THE city has located tn
buslneas at florence. =
0. =. crullsa Of Dublin. lad. 70 hsrs
Visiting His daughter. Mrs. Geo, Palm
On Llncoln Park.
vineant Grsydsne-0mfth 10 down
from Denver for . week or two visit
With Ais nothsr q 0fuydsas.
Ar9 Nellie Powell oe Flornnes 10
Visiting With her nisca. Mrs. Mabel
WilbaF. IN tAis eity.
Mrs. d. II. Eyre. OF Piorsncs. who
Waited here tAs greater part sf he
earriae Issk. rstaras4 b01s ysstsr-
AAy.
J. v. Rics and vifs e Cowgirl. Ne.
are visiting Mr.. kios's slstsr. Afs. q.
=. 8idsbotAom. Mr. Riss va0 eDrsssr
county judes o8 hlo homs couaty.
.sx.A eaveAAav RvsAav asa.s~n
~. ..,4, 100. - ..,r Ahc.t ec,4v
- >
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-09-23

thsy Will be the guests OF their daugh-
tn, no b q resident OF that city.
Dr. and Mrs. Pitt A. wadss returned
hams Sunday night from two
monfA's absence from Canon City.
most Of which was spent at Boulder.
DR.. Wnde went to st. Louis. but the
|extremely hot weather prevailing in
the Mississippi valley at that time
caused him to return almost imme-
diately to Colorado. He was taken
sick 1t Boulder and for several weeks
he lowered between life and death:
his condition part of the time being
such - to necessitate the attention
of three physicians. Although still
he ID fast recovering his strength and
his friends hope that he will soon
be all right again.
Mrs. Charles 8. Taft Of Boston.
Mass. has been visiting Mrs. e. C.
Kibbe and family on Lincoln Park
for several days.
william Cation, of Peoria. ILL.,, IN
spending some time here as the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. N. C. Canton on
East Main street
Miss Ida Robinson OF San Jose, Cal
ifornia, is here visiting her uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. N. c. Canton, on
East Vain street.
W. r. Gleason has gone to Mont
rose, Ola,he and other points in the
western part of the state. Mr.. GIea-
aon In the owner of nOme- valuable
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prices quoted are vholesalsJ


BUTTER - Creamery. fancy. %; Western hrsts.
Zsg; seconds. 2saz7 rTocess fancy. 25a2s; fair 10
good, Z9a2l dairy. choice. Is: good, lsal7: store
packed fresh. l5ale
CHEEsE-New York State fancy. large. lss: do.
small. l6ssaH-
EGGS Nearby. fancy, Virginia loss OF. B;
West Virginia and Southwest Virginia. III Teanes-
see II North Carolina II duck. q.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens Isa3; hens Il:
ROSTERS s. ducks. large. Halls; do. small l2al8:
geese. 7as; do. fancy l0al2: turkeys. toms. p:
do hens 2: turkeys. thin. I2al5: keats lOal2
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys. choice undraTn
hers. Za23; do, average. undraEn. Da22; d. thin.
lalkalf; chickens 2oa2; capons. lib. average 2a9
do snail lsa2o: hens. I5al6: ROSTERS. Sac: ducks
l6aIs: geese. nal3.
DRESSED AlEATs-Calves. fun dressed. Il: do
beads Of H. hog dress calves q; mans. country.
sugar cured, l2aA; hogs. small and neat. per cUt
soOas50; do. medium Z0oo7-50; do, heavy. 550a6 o.
VEGETABLES Potatoes. homegrown. Per bus
s5aeQ. per b. L75a2O0; Eastern Shore per Dbl
l,75a2e9, sweet potatoes. per bbl 2OOa2 50; yzms.
rer DBL l5Oa2OO; carrots. per Dbl, Lsal.5O; eucuu-
hers per has L00aLO: ceiery. per doz.. stalks.
Soas0; cucumber pickles. per bss. 75aIZ5; cabbage
per boL. LOoal-3: eauiidoTer. Per Dbl. 2ooa3.OO;
onions per bus. 7oasO Maryland and Virginia. per
bbl. i4oai50 Ohio. per Dbl. lI5a200; lettuce.
Florida. per Dbl l00ai-6
GREEN FRUlTS-Oranges. pe, box. SOFAS 90:
Florida. per box 20Oa225 grspe fruit per box 3oOa
80: apples King per Dbl. 30oa3.5o: York Imperial
.zcked AOoa4 50; Ben Davis. packed s50al-2s: Wine
Sap packed. 375ai.50; AlDemarle Pippin. SOFAS %:
rood TO prime 20oa3 %. soor 70 far la20o; open
head barrels common 20 EcOc- i9lai55: fancy table
fruit s00a50es crauberriss. tape Cox. per Dbl,
T.0oas 50; do. yer standard crate. 20oa22; pine
apples Florida. per crate. 3ooai0
DRIED ERUITS-ApUIes sliced. fancy 4, do.
SLICED bright ga: cherries. IL hlackOerries 4;
whortleberries 70, rasDberrics. z
GRAIN-Wheat. Southern. grade LI5Gl g,
re Is; corn. shelled. white. 70a75: do. yellow
5Os75; new. ear 4ooaL25; oats. Western white. No
2 5sas2; old, mixed, 5Saee.
sUNDRIEs-BeesWax. %; tallow. ea64; homer.
white clover lib. new. IS; CO.. z-lb new, lOals,
ginseng per b.. 6Ooa5.5o; seneez. per ID. ~;
golden sea- Goals: pink l2ai mandrake, as; snake
root $; walnut kernels dry. l6ai&
WOOL AND HIDES-WOol washed free Of bur,
per h.. 8; do. unWashed. free Of burs Der IN
q: do. bury. per ID. Eals: hides. green Der ID
g; do, bury. per ID. l5al6: sheen skirs zreen
each 75aLO0; do dry. each. 2ae0: calf skins green
EACH l0oaL40; muskrat. each. 32aS4; skunk each
black L75a22s; mink. each. a.0oa5.oa; rabbit ukns
each. /; opOsum. each. 3ai0; nccoOn. each Soa1 o.
lox, red, each. Looaz-5oi do. gIas. sach. soSl0o,
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

New York. March = -SUGER-Busi1ess in r1W
sugar vas a. q halt owing 70 the waiting attitude
shown By responses az the moment The duty-DGid
prices were quoted: Ceut-fugal. s test so; Nus
coTadO So test. SO and mOlasses ssEar s. test ST
NAVAL STORES-Spirits turTeutine was some
what lower al al points. AT New YORK mat2inc
made barrels were 20 cents and e savannah S5saG.
Rosn quiet but steady and unchanged; TAR. quiet
and unchanged.
BUTTER-Receipts HA5 packages: fancy. firm
creamery. extra. 81; arsts Zaslz; state dairy tubs.
poor 20 fair. Is12: imitation creamery. frscS. 0s22;
factory. frsts. lsaI9iz.
EGGs-Reeeipts q or cases; nearby white. fancy,
2; fresh, frsts. Diz; seconds. Islsals
MILL FEED-ouiet and steady: sIring ban. in
io0pound sacks. % arrive. &-l5a36-L; STANDARD
milling &52. city bran. $50; IN bGlk. Western
It'd doE 500. 70 arriTes winter wheat brar- In
le9pound SACKS as
OATS-Stcady and quiet. No. . white, 5ss59l
No s. white Gi1asS; No. T. white. 5sieas7; No ?
mixed. s5ia. natural and clipped. white. On track
sSasl.
FLOUR-Em. moderate trade; sDring patents.
5T5as %: spring clears ASSOC. winter straights.
565a575: clears A75a509; Kansas sraights IN SACKS
SSse55o; clears, A5oa3-S2
RYE FDOUR-steady. dsnsHd Hoderats- We
quote. 45aA75
CORN MEAI-steady. fair business. kiln-d-isd.
for exrort. As. coarse neal. in has. Ll5al-s7-
HAY-Receipts. so tors. STEADY; light dealings
prime timothy S. No. Z. SaS2ia; No. 2 Ioa75; No.
8 s5s7o-
srRAw-Receipts. % tons Strong: limited
BEEF-stsady: demand moderate; fancy isoos
Is 50: packet H.o01li-5o
PORK-Steady: demand is quiet. Mess IS0oa
SEQ. family. k5Ssls.9
LARD-Easier: prime Western. l0e0: CITY nss;
Reanined continent. l0-75; South American. 10,
reaned Brazilian kegs y 50: oe0stearine 81: lard
stearine. quiet: New YorE- IL; Chicago. Ia
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-25
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Caution and conservatism are every
where regarded as virtues In business
When It has been said that man or a
financial concern is conservative. about
all has been said that can be in praise OF
the man or the institution.
Yet as enc goes about among business
men. talks with them. and gets into their
ways of looking at things. II is sometimes
difficult to differentiate in ones mind be-
tween the attitude Of conservatism and
that Of shrinking cowerdlce. There are
times In life. and there are conditions in
business when to hesitate is a fault that
brings disaster as sure as the south wind
brings rain
Just now the whole business commit
nifty. including the stock market. is in the
attitude of conservatism. 1t is overcaU-
tious. It is obsessed with a feeling that
some danger threatens business which
some cali hard times. and which others
attribute to the uncertainty attending
the framing OF the tariff bill
When this attitude Is fully analysed Il
is nothing more or less than an excuse
not TO engage in business IN a heaithful
and vigorous fashion. Merchants. manu-
facturers. and the whole rank and file
OF men engaged in money making pur-
SUITS Sre IN a half panic OF fear lest
something indefinite and dreaded VIII
happen TO hurt their particular line OF
trade, industry. or production. The tariff
bill happens 10 be the readiest thing upon
which 10 charge the prevailing conditions
OF lethargy, and hence recourse is had to
It.
Business men here IN washington and
over the country generally are sitting
hack. with hands supine. lamenting The
conditions. and really doing nothing to
make them better Vigorous effort has
measurably ceased and this pessimistic
attitude or mind has permeated the bust
ness community pretty much as an at
tack OF spring fever creeps into the
blood as the warm days come on.
With all the facts before one, II Is
difficult 10 find reasonable confirmation
for this attitude In the conditions OF the
Industrial and commercial world At no
time IN forty years has the earning ca
pacity Of the people been as great or
their energies at so high a plane OF ef-
fectiveness- Why then the lethargy. eau
ton. conservatism everywhere present
ity? Why is the cry abroad that business
Is rotten" and not getting any better?
The question finds its only answer IN
that conditions OF mind which now
amounts 70 an obsession. that impels
every business man 70 wait until some
body takes the lead and starts the vast
and intricate machinery Of production,
distribution. and trade TO going again.
Somebody. less fearful than somebody
else. Will do that soon. and then the
bogy OF business depression. which really
has no excuse for existing. win vanish in
about three days.
Business on the local stock exchange
yesterday partook largely OF the con-
sentative attitude Of mind which peTvades
the community. and was small and duh.
The railway bonds and shares sold IN
small amounts at recent prices Mergen-
thaler came out more freely than other
stocks al 20S. ard half a point better.
A few bank shares also entered into the
trading.
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ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders

army
Capt. CLAUDIUS NJ SEAMAN. Coast ArtiIley
Corps. in addition TO his Other duties is detailed
for duty secretary q the Coast Artillery
School Fort Monroe. Va. 70 relieve Capt
GORDON c. HEINER. Coast ARTILLERY Corps
q that duty.
Capt. RALPH S PORTER. Medical Corps. is re-
heVed frcm duty al Fo-t Hulchuz. Ariz and
and VII prOced 70 Fort BAyard y Mex
Private SHERMAN WILLIAMS. s9th Company.
Coast ARTILLERY Cops now az FCrt Wright.
Wash. Is transferred 70 COapaEy ~ Third In
fantrv.
Parssraph Is SPECIAL Orders No. s.. relating to
PriTate BENONi J. RIGGS. Fourth Bsnd. Coast
ARTILLERY Corps is revoked.
Leave Of absence FOR one non,h, With psr7aissson
70 apply f0r extension q ten days IS
Medieal Corrs. 70 take effect Ca o. about April
T. 800
Leave q absence for three months. with permission
% s. beyoEd the sea, Is granted Col. WILLIAM
r HAMILTON. Coast ARTILLERY Cons recruit
ing oflcer. 20 take effect about June J. 1903.
Ma JAMES B. HOUSTON. paynastcr. upoa A.
rival al Newport News Va Wiu repair 20 this
city and report % the Paymaster General q
the Army for temporary duty. and upon CON
piction thereof VIII proceed 70 san Antonio.
Tex.
The following transfers =, offers q the Coss, Az
tillsry are ordered:
Capt LOUIS s. CHAPPELEAR from the slst
Company 10, me 9Th Company.
Capt JOSEPH $ HARDIN from the 18th Con-
pany 20 the nth Company.
Capt ALDEN TROTTER from the ssh Coupqny
% the 18th Company.
Leave q absence until Nay o. Eoe. is granted Col.
EDWARJ T. BROWN, 5th Field ARTILLERY, 10
taSe effect while changing station 20 the United
states.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Connecticut avenue teruoe-Preston B. Samuels 20
Fulton r. Gordon. lots q and q. square lIis,
and lots and 9. square 1873. SO. Fulton r.
Gordon 70 Preston B. Samrels. lots to a.
square 174s. SO.
Georrefown- Theodore NJ Judd Ct ux. &c W. Scot;
Walker lot 35. square 1900 $40
Georgetown-Caroline Vail TO Fannie II. COrs0n,
her interest in part lot q. SQUARE 100. SO
Barry Farm-John W. Taylor CT W 10 Carrie Z
Pierre. lot s section 8, SO
Morton Place uorfheast-Beujamin Bridges o. III
10 James NJ Drysdale lot IS. square $50. SO
Cla-k Mills estate-John I. knott 10 Clare r
NIockabee. lot as. SO. Jacob Rohrback. ct uz
70 sane. LOT q. SD
Gecrgetown-Aiary Cook e. al to George ". Linki9,
lot rs, square l2s7. SO
Twenty-frst street. between l. and " streets north
west-George r. Linkins. substituted trustee e
Patrick O'Toole. part original lot IS. sQuar
p, SI0oo.
Connection; avenue terrace-Fulton Z. Goriau q
TX. 10 Rosa NJ MUlcare. Lot "A, square l747, and
lot r. square I7ss. SIC
Wesley Park-Galen L. TAFT and Augustus 2. ON
wake. trustees. 70 John }. Costine'ts lots 3
and 50. square. ISL SO
Pleasant Plains Harry B. Wilson and Harm
wsrdman to Ned Holster, lot 81. squarl
23s5 SO
saul's Addition to Washington-Nieivin u Herr
man ct ux. to Jennie Z. sharps. lot 8. sguar'
292. So
L. between Twenty-arst and Twenty-seooai street,
northwest ssl o street northwest. and NJ. be
tween Sixth and Seventh streets Dorrht ast-
William H Beckstsm e and Katie D
Grove ct viz to Anna Beckstein. lots $. IS. FuC
s.. square s.: lot Is. square S66; lots la aDt
l6l square Sc. and lots 20 and 2ii. stuart
1904 s.
KaIorsua Heszhts-Joseph Beale et TX % Gibsol
Fahnsstock. part lot q. block II. SO
u1SllT Ninth street DorthWest-N ashington "
Hopkins and Thomas Bradley, trustees, q
Samuel J. Masters and John X kinnear- souo
half original lot s. square sol $50
Sixteenth street, between Z and streets north
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Edward MARTA. - and Mad Goodman, D. both
q Beaver Dam. Va Rev ]. =. Mclaughlin
Henry r. BAILEY. 3, and Mar J. Simpson, .
Rev. John Van Schaick. r.
Heury Fetter S. and Hlda II. Wike. &c. Rev.
c. 2 Mayden
John J. McKanna r.. 3. and Belle BosheT, S.
both q Richmoud. Rev. J. II. NelrnS
Otis J. Mosehy. 2. aud Ee2a D. Bur- Il Rev.
A ". SpooneT
Charles F. sterne. 3. ard Irens Orndo-s. p.
Rev. Frederick HoEden.
Henry A GIltne-. - and virgini1 B. SulliT1n-
= Rex George Bailey
c. Leon Parker. s. NliddictoEn. Va. and Bessie
Il Red. p Rev. John Red Shannon.
Harm K. Randall 2. and Katie 7. Lemon I8
Rev. Z. NJ. Mott
COL0RED
GeorEa c. Lee. 2. and susie Y. Robinson. D.
Rex. j. b. AlcIA-Ehlin
John Tayior. 2, and May Palmer. 2. Rev. ". B.
johnson.
William A. johnson. y. ard Edith TayIo-. 2.
Rev. p. J. Jordan.
William Mangum white - and Middle Hayes
colored. 50. Rev Aqui.a sayles
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Baltimore. March a.-Wheat to-day was firm at
higher prices; com strong; oats steady re dull,
and -four in fair demand.
WHEAT-Spot contract. l.2saL25l<; spot No. red
Western I25aI. 25A; March. L25al25lt: Moy. L25a
lZ3z: July Lo611alOslz steamer No. red, la
liza Receipts. L752 bushels. southern. on grade.
lZ2al25
CORN-spot contract 72ila72S; March. 721ta72ss
April 721sa72ss May 72Ssa72+ steamer mixed 7oisa
7OS Receipts sS6e7 bushels. Exports e.5l4 bush
els Southern white corn. 7oza72l5; southern yellow
CON- 69s.a7l&.
OATs-Siock in elevators. sIo54 bushels: ship
1nents from elevators. SOS bushels White No .
5easel4; do No. J. Sass; do. No. l. 56a563s: mixed
No. 2. 5s1za57; mixed No. B. Sisa56; mixed No 4.
5sisa5
RYE-StoCt in elevators. S3lS bushels; ship
ments from elevators. 1888 bushels. No. Western
ne, export S.: No Western. uptown delivery,
s. No. Western, uptown, s. bag lots, as 70
quality and condition 75as8.
BARI,EY-Stock in elevators 52Z3 bushels. shin.
gueuts from elevators. - bushels
FLOUR-Winter extra. 4.60a4 50: winter clear. SO,
So; winter straight, 5s5s550; winter patent 5T1a
$50; spring clear 4S5al65; spring straight 50a5 30
spring patent. 575a600: City Mills best patent as
do high-grade patent SO; do. high-grade straizbt
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-25
NnvnI Orders.

The follJEi2g ouders have been issued.
Lieut. A. BRONSON. IT. to duty Montana as ord
nance officer.
Ensigns W. Z. RENO. A. A. GARCELON. j..
and F. H ROBERTS. detached dnty solace.
when cut Of commission. to home and wait
orders
Ensign H. +. KDDlEL detached duty Louisiana
70 home and wait orders.
Ensign H. G. FULLER. detached duty solace. when
cut q cCmnissicn. % home and wait orders
Ensigns G. n. J. kEPPLER and L. n. MAX
FIELD. detached duty Illinois 20 Yankton-
Surgeon y. J. BLACKWOOD. detached duty New
instruction L. $. Naval Medical School Wash
ingtOn. ATril IS lss-
Surgeon c. NJ DE VALIN detached duty Wash
ingtOl 10 home AMI wait orders
Surgeon ]. c. FIELD detached duty naval tain.
ing station San Francisco. Cal. % Washington.
Passed Assistant SurgeOn C. q. SMITH. detached
duty L. S. Naval Hospital Portsmouth. \. H.
20 duty IN attendance on the course Of instHc
tion. [. 5. Naval Medical School. Washington.
April IS, 1903
Passed Assistant Surgeon r. R. RICHARDSON. C
duty {. S. Naval Hospital Portsmouth. y. H..
April TO- 1903
Passed Assistant Surgeon c. T. GRAYsON. de
tached duty Naval DispeEsary Washington. q
duty in attendance on the course q instruction
Z. S. Naval Medical School, Washington, Apri
Is 800
Passed Assistant Surgeon J. sTEPP. to duty train
ing station. Narragznseft Bay r. /
Passed Assistant Surgeon T. H. T. OLD. detached
duty training station. Nsnag3nsett bay. r. L.
20 duty Naval Dispensary. Washington.
Assistant Surgeon G. B. WHITNORE. orders Of
Msrch It. 1893 modified; 20 duty Eary recruit
ing station Baltimore
Assistant Surgeon E. l. WOODS. detached dutl
kearsarEe % duty IN attendance on the cours,
Of instruction. L. s Naval Medical School
Washington. April Is 1903.
Assistant Surgeon r. Il BROOKS detached drtl
navy recruiting station Baltimore 10 duty II
attendance the course q instruction. T. s
Naval Medical School. Washington. April Is 1909
Assistant Surgeon J. A. B. SINCLAIR. detachs,
duty under instruction. U. s. Naval Medica
School Wsshingron, 20 duty naval proFin,
grounds, Indian Head Nd
ASSISTANT Paymaster r. 5. CHEW. Jr., detache,
] duty Minnesota " Marietta.