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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-10-02

business, or an occupation, but tha'
Ia forgotten 10 the general aow OF com
plant.
uFyety resident can do something
,oy the abettevment Of his town. III ne
eannct improve property for lack OF
. or ownership, he can at lehS'
keep his own home neat and c'ean'
lie can have q clean yard, a grass I''O'
or something to add IL the appearance
Of the rlace, and above al, he can say
a good word for the place ~ ""'
'til
out west aud hear the boomers there
talk about their town. II may be only
a string Of shacks aud shanties, tho
most pr%etentious being one story high
with a dashboard front, but the enthu.
siastic citizens will tell you how long
1t is since the irst settler located and
how the place IL growing. lie will
point out the places which have nc.
CURED local fame or notoriety, will tell
Of the prospects, OF the things they are
going to have and the room for expan.
sion, which IL bounded by the horizon.
II isn't New York, he will say, but
come back In ten years and we will
show you n town that won Z be hurt by
comparison with any city Oh the foot.
stool.
"The visitor I help smiling, but
he feels that the resident has the
right spirit. Ho Is doing the things
which will hake good In time. And
even In a small community, where all
are imbucd with the same spirit, wond.
ers are accomplished.
Glow much better this spirit Is than
that Of the grumbler, who is sure that
his town wa the last place made, and
was made of the ~leavings. How much
better IL would be for the grumbler to
examine his home and his place Of
business TO see IL he il not c%ontribut.
ing his bit to make his home town look
cheap and untidy. II every grumbler
should take time to clean up his own
surroundings the town would look bet.
ter at once and the new interest in 1t
that would be bred Of a conscious Of.
fort to improve IL, ever In a small way
would make the grumbler a better
ncighbor and a better citizen.
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TALK WELL OF YOUR OWN TOWN

Speak well Of your home town, talk
well Of your n~eighbors and your town
will look much better to you than II
ever did before. Appreciation Of your
community and It's people can he made
n habit and a very satisfactory one
that will help your town to grow. Says
the Jersey City Evening Bulletin;
"In recent speech Governor
Hughes referred 10 the constant In.
quiry Of reception committees and
prominent citizens Of how he liked
their town, and he said II had made a
deep impression on him. II showed
him that the people had civic pride
and enthusiasm, and his semRrk In
worthy Of consideration.
"Good citizens always have a good
word to say for their home town. They
know Its good points, and II there are
other peculiarities, they do not present
them.
"The grumbler who knows all the
bad features Of a town and mentions
them at every opportunity is not only
q poor citizen, but he II one who does
nothing to improve the town he lives
In. II Is good enough to provide a
boms for him and perhaps q place Of
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OUR MACHINE pnoposrrrox.

Every week there appears n Coupon
In connection with u advertisement
In the Tueumeari News. This Coupon
viii he accepted as s cents with a 100
purchase.
In addition to that we enter the
amount OF your purchase at tho time
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Brotherhood Of Railway Trainmer.
mc,ts first and third 5a'. rday after
Moons, and second anG fourth Satur'
day evenings nj the OLD ban, budding
II. Z. C0LDwELL, Mastc.
CLAUDE DUVAL, Secretary.
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CITY CHURCHES.
NJ. 4. AND PRESBYTERIAN

Sunday Services
Morning Service, ii a. D..
Sunday school, 10 q. m.
Evening Service, 1880 p. m.
You arc cordially invited to attend
all of these services.
GUY NJ. MCBRIDE
WARNER II. DuBOSE
Pastors
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the coupon is presented ana Sie them
away, On the lat day Of October q .
toners purchases viii be tosalsd ana the
n whoss purchases for the entire perl,
cd amounts TO most win Be given the
machine.
Coupons win mot be accepted unless
accompanied by "a a OF st least the
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Brotherhood Of Railway Carmen Of
America, meets every FIRST and third
Friday evenings at $500 o'eloek at the
old bank building.
NJ. b. MCDONALD, Chief Carman.
A. NJ. FENNELL, Secretary.
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Bethel Chapter No. rs, Order Of the
Eastern Star, meets at the new Ma.
sonic hall every second and fourth
Tuesday evenings Of each month.
HARRIET N. DONOHoO, ". N.
Alice Il. KOCH, Secretary.
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Tucumeari Homestead No. 1857, meets
every second and fourth Wednesday
evenings Of each month at the old
bank building.
DIR. o. Il. PATTERSON, W. Y.
MRS. o. L. PATTERSON, W. C.
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Brotherhood Of Locomotive Fire.
mon and Engineers No. COS, meets In
tho old bank building every Tuesday
In the month at 600 p. n.
ID. q. HINES, Master.
r. A. wINGRovE, 3 cretary.
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Brotherhood OF Locomotive Epgin.
GERS No. 74s, meets In the old bank
building every Monday In each month
]. II. MeALPINE, Chief EnS'r.
4. u. CLARK, v. A. Z.
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orier Railway Conductors, No. 5ST,
meets at the new Masonic hall every
sunday evenings at 7;30 p. m.
r.. ~. PARSON, Fec. aud Treas.
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arm name auss b assssAss 70 The ecu.
4. 4. asi.A..s . o.

pos's Forget skss A Mcdonald Il
a. shs rrsdets wassa Yard. ana elm
haadiss al ktsas sf fsss ana coal. CT
m psisss asd ssss nsssy. eo-ss
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Carpenters and Joiners Union No.
6T5, meets In new Masonic hall every
irst and third Friday nights.
PAUL JACKSON, President.
M. y. PARISH, Secretary.
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Tucumcari Lodge No. IS, I. o. o.
F., meets every Thursday evening at
the new Masonic hall.
j. W. CAMPBELL, N. O.
/. q. McDERMoTT, Secretary.
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CHRISTIAN

Sunday Services
Sunday School, 9;ij u. NJ.
Morning Service, II u. m.
Evening Service, 1890 p. IN.
Communion services every Sunday.
prssching Services, LIST, End and
4th sundays.
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Ruth Rebekah Lodge No. 4, meets
first and third Tuesday evenings Of
each month at the new Masonic hall
MRS. G. b. PARCHMAN, W. NJ.
MRS. L. y. SHERWOOD, See.
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d DIRECTORY.

Tueumcari Lodge No. % A. +. and
A. NJ. meets frst and third Monday
evenings Of each month at the new
Masonic hall.
E. F. SAXON, W. NJ.
a. n. NICHOLS, Secretary.
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Tucumcari Camp No. IS, W. o. W.,
meets second and fourth Monday
evenings Of each month at the new
Masonic hall.
s. II. NEAFUs, C. G.
r. NJ. sALYERs, Clerk.
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Tucumcari Lodge No. 30, X. Of p
meets every Wednesday evening ai
tho new Masonic hall.
W. II. BRYMER, @. @
NJ. h. GOLDENBERG, X. Of X. and 4
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BAPTIST

Sunday Services
Sunday School, 10 al. IN.
Preaching, ii n. m. And 7 p. m.
You are cordially invited to attend
these services.
w. c. TAGGART, Pastor.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Buying Of bonds. which has been the
chief feature OF the local stock exchange
for nearly q month. was suspended yes
terday. bids being few and offerings Mill
With the single exception Of Washington
Gas stock, buying was also dull
When Washington Gas WIS reached on
call. Il soon became evident that there
was to be some active trading. Several
brokers spoke their bids. and they were
higher than g.. the price ct which the
stock sold for the previous day. Wien
the bidders had put the price up to 81 IL.
twenty shares were sold In the course
OF a few minutes 250-odG shares had been
disposed Of, mostly at the same figure.
A feature OF the trading was that the
buying was by three or four brokers,
who. In the past. have not been much in
terested IN this security, while the broker
who has been the chief buyer Of Gas
for a year, did not appear IN the trans
actions
Capital Traction sold a number OF
shares at 156. with one deal al g fourth
OF a point better. Mergenthaler yester-
day was higher and in more active de-
mand than has been the case recently.
Considerable business in the bank
shares and trust companies was recorded
mostly in broken lots United States
Trust was a little lower, selling at 1o2
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.


Present; The Chief Justice Jussios Robb. snd Jus
tice Van OrsieIL
Ad1issioD-Bnoe r Kester.
No 1904 De Winter q a.. Thomas; PLACED at
foot q patent caleudar.
No. ao1 Costikyzn e a. vs- Sloan &c; Ergu-
ne1t continued b Mr c. c. Tucker, for appellee
cvnciuded b. Mr.. H W Whestey. for appellants
on motion ths sDpelles Is allowed five days within
which 70 ale Hria
no. lia Leighton Ct a. IS. MacDaniel aTE7-
ment conmrncod b Mr. B. +. Leighton, for sp-
rsllants: continued by Mr.. Irving Williamson. FOX
appellee: concuded hy sir. B. F. Leighton. for ap-
pellants; both siGes allowed 20 file additional au-
thorities
Assignments for Nay Il. lsas-patent appeals:
No. 81. In ie Application q Herman c. Woller-
eek Att0neyS. F. C. s0mes-F. A. Tenant
No. 5s3. In re application q Henry s. Blacknors.
Atso-reys. C. I. Pa-keF-F. A. Tenant
No. 5a IN re Application Of kurin NJ Chase
Attorneys. A Z. Parsons ard W 7. Hail-F. a.
Tenant.
No 80 Lenp - Randall e al Attorneys. 4
| G. DAVIS and NJ Church-R. \. Kenyon.
70 57l-McFariand IS Watson q al Attorneys.
". Seibert-T. ". Fowler
No ST. Dagzstt J.. Is Kaufman Attorneys,
a. B. stoughton-J- L Lev.
No So. Lang u Green River DistfllinE Company.
Atto-ney Z. T. FenEiSk-
No. "a Saunders vs. Mills-. Attorneys. q s.
No 55 Martin "a ROEleJ. AttTDsy, q. A.
c0mbe.
No s76 In re application q Wright & Taylor.
Attorneys. A. Z Wallaoe-F A Tenant
No 81. II re application q c. T. Graves &
Sons Attorneys F W Hackett-F 4. Tenant.
No So. IN 70 aD1Iicztim q z. H. TsyiOT. T.. &
Sons Attorneys G, " Rea-P- A Tenant
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
Equity Court No. L
msrIrr pARNApn


No EoSs. Goodman et al IS WTsnn ct al: oC6s-
sustaining demurrer. Attorneys. Edmund BUrks-IA
Hufty, sienan & Le-ch ard Rslston s SiddoaS
No. 2S6 Moo-e vs. Douglas e. al: order niSL
Attorney. 6. +. Williams.
No. I'D Meyers ys Coops-; 5-il dismissed With
costs Attorneys. +. /. Jones-W. c. Martin
Assignments for to-dRy-n0uous:
No. - Morris IS Metropolitan Surety COMPANY
e al Attorneys. HsmIton- Colbst. YGkes &
HamltOn-Tucksr & KENYON
Nc. 20. Jones ~ Jones. Attorneys, Peytna-
Jones & NenL
No 2s. Harris IS. Harris Attorneys. Rhodes
Peyton & CsrrinEton.
No - Pickford ct al II Talbot Ct a. At
tuneys MADDOX DaTis-Ridout
Nc zl-Grego-y vs.. Gregoy. Attorneys. Mcneil
& McNeiu-Adrisszs
No. E3-Hcurfch "a Hsunch - a. Aft1n5A
De Putron-Erglish-
No. % sIaioney - MaloDsy. AttczneyA Don
aidson-HooEer.
No. = Mcconnell "a McCC1nsIl AttoDJs
White-Alxsrd.
No Z7s. Rohsuson vs Hsrstt e al Atto-oeys.
RalSton & Siddors-Bzndenhurg.
No. IS Dawson e a. vs. Hitchccck- Ao1ns1,
McSEi1 s McNsnl-D. ". Baker.
Equity COart No. =
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No. 21le. Harvey ". Carrico e al r-o csrfssso
and references % szaminer Atta-ney. II. stras-
5lrEU--
No. S5ss. Sisters u s.. Jos-ph Is Uuknczn
heiFs; order q pubicatiou.l Attorneys. Hamilton.
Colbert. Yerkes & Hamilton.
No. so Beit VI. Bet e a.; guardian ad ntzn
appointed At1ousys Ralph Given and NJ z.
AlanFan
NJ, 2ssa Marshall vs. slarssaH e a.; order o.
pobicati1n- Attorneys Dou-las. Bzber g. Sheriff.
No ISL Doris IS. Doris arFuei and sub
r.,t,ed- Atto-neys, c '. Greeavell-W. G. Ing
lish
No S056 Enrous e al - Enmons e Al.
tuy,ss appointed to ssil; bud. s so. ATTORNEY. J.
Z Pz6Eett.
No. g5s50 Ken - Ke-I: argued and s-bEnitted
Attorneys. z. z NattnCly and 2. II FGtch-J.
Il. Cro1dals and " C. Balderston.
No. Ss& Collins IS. Cornish e al; title es.sb-
Hs1ed Attorney. 7. 4. Jones
No. ZsG Ha1sy IS Barr e al; sa-ns- Al
taTuer. sane
Assigrments for tOday-1Io-io1s:
No 70 Pen Is. Mckay Il al Attorneys. BiTney
& Woods-d and Il. z. DaTis-RoSsT Foster.
40. - Richards - Richards e a. Attorneys.
OD1no9hue & PotbuT7--G. T. Williams
No. "a Wright IS WriEht AttorOsgs, MOulto1-
Z Il. Thorzs.
No. "a BsIt Is. sfye-- Auonsys. Wilson &
Bsrks5ale-H Johusoa-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

New York. Nay 6--BUTTER-Reoeipts. 555s pack-
ages strong. Creamery. sItz. 2aZs-1 State dziTy.
tubs, zlaG22s imitation creamery. frsts, Dzz
EGGS-RecsiPts. E-Z2 cases; weak. N>Gby
whits fancy 2is nearly, mixed, "a; fresh, Irsss.
SUGAR-Lzte yesterday there vas sale q .. 900
bags Ct Cuban Centrifugal sugar, for prompt ship
mgnt a. - cents basis IS test. cost and freight
equal 20 SIS csn-s duty paid Tha general temper
q the market secms % b hrneT. IN that less
beet sugar was sd higher fo- the SPOT months
Othsrwlse Lae market was unchanged London
caoed the worlds visible supply q sugar AZ 5Z0 600
tons
NAVAL STORES-SoueThat sharper demand was
uoted for spirits Il turpentins. with the price 20
cents. and a. Savannah firm tone was noted WITH
So ccnts quoted Resin vas held ~ ; % for con-
mon 10 good strained and steady With tar steady
and unchanged a. 40 for oil haTTsi4
LFEED-Firn; light offerings Spring brzn.
l0ob- sacks. % arrive 3 3: standard milling $50;
CITY ban. 8-S5. IN bulk; Western red dog 3ls5 to
arrive: winter what brzn. il lS0Ib sacks. sczrce
and nominal.
OATS-Strouser: inquiry hrm- No white. sS5a
g.; No. white. 6lizs62; No. white sasl1z; uztu-
ral and clipped. white on track. Sa6z
FLOBR-FI-Ul- but inactiTg- Spring patents 6-55
ass0; spring clears. 58a55e: winter straiEhts 6Sa
$50; clears. 5-Za575; Kansas stralghts, IN sacks.
5-9Ga6-55: Kansas clears. 5lOa565-
Rye FLOUR-PrIa; inquiry moderate. We quota.
45oss9
CORN3IEAL-ST0ng: inactive Kiln dried fox
export 375: coarse meal. IN bags. L5ai57-
HAT-ReceiUts. so tons; steady fair business
Prime timothy, IS No. J, S5s9oi No. ., So No. 5,
6i3a7255.
STRAw-Rsoeipts. % tons; strong: sapply light
Long rye, Ls2aLs5.
BEEF-Steady; dealings moderate. Family. 400
sli5as packet l25aal3a
POkK-Sceady; inactive trade. Mess, Is5aalS75;
family, I2-0-
TALLOW-SteaGy; dun trade. City. 5ss.
LARD-Unssttled- Prime Western. loe; city
lo.50; refined. continent, n-I0: South American
u-5l; refined Brazilian. kegs. Izs5 oleostearine, u
Lard ssearine. dull: New York and Chicago, z
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. May 6-Wheat was strong. com firm.
oats IN far demand re firm, and -four higher.
WHEAT-SDOt contract. 10 asked; spot No
red WGEGn, L50s June LE; July. lIGzal II,
steamer No. red. L47aLGiE; receipts S6 Bushels;
exports, 20s6 bushels; Southern on grade. L47aL56
CORN-Spot coutraCs. s05tas0z; May. s05sasga
July. 7a775t: steamer mixed 765ta75is; recsipts 4s3
bushels: exports D053 bushels; Southern white corn
I7a6l; Southern TellOE corn. 76as0
OATS-Stock IN elevators, Isl 5s1 bushels; ship
ments from elevators. s.052 bushels White. No ?
ol-1a62: do, No 5 50ssl: do. No. T. 575sz5s: mixed
10. ?, 5Szi do. No. s. S1za56; DO, No. 4. 5s5s1A
AHE-stock N elevators, SD bushels; shipments
from elevators. 2Ea b1shels- No Western re.
export, s.; No Western rye. uptown. Sszss: bag
lots, as to quality and condition, 75as4
BARLEE-Stock II elevators. Is59 bushels; ship
nents from elevators SO bushels
FL0UR-Wmte- extrs. 5Ea5. -; winter clear. Ss1a
as5; winter stratgnt. 605a6G: winter patent. asa
SIS; rng clear. 505s53S; spring straight 5eaa5 s.:
spring patent. 6a65O; City Mills best patent. 3:
do. highgrzde patent 10; do highrzde straight,
go, DO. choice family. 655; do. extra 50a5 q:
re -four MEDIUM 70 eb0scs, s.5es47s co.nusal rer
100 Ihs L-lals5
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. May s.-StTli1E duh with rztes IN
changed. Rates for actual business were Is fol-
lCws: Sixty days s.ssIos4 $50; demand, as7l5a
AS-50; cables 4S-65asS77e.
Commercial bills were ASA for 20 days and
S51zaz $ for 60 days Flour bills were zS5zs for
@ days grain. 4.s5ss. The supply Z gTai1 and
cotton bills was scarce.
Money o. cal al The sock exchange today
opened a. pe- cent; highest n; lowest ~; clos
ing ~ DeT Crut Most Of the days loans Ec7e
made a. per cent
Tine money was Cbtsinabls quite readily bit
there Was q marked tendency On the part q lend
ers % stifCn rates a far volume q business
was witnessed Rates were slightly higher and were
quoted az 2la2& Tor % days. Z75a3 per cent for
four months Sas4 Per cent for iTe and SIX months.
and Siza5zs for over the year
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Rsisirors. Nav s-Qr1otations established b- TIE
Balsinore Fruit and Produce Association ars as
fOiloEs:
BUTTER-Crear;ery. separator. pr n. %; tnt
istion ps- D. la45; prints Se-lA, Per h, &ssl.
Do l-Tn per h san: blocks, lIh-. psr h.. SozSl;
dairy prints Maryland Pernsylvania and Viz
gsnia. Der b., I6aI7; Virginia and West Virginia,
store-p2cked. PEI H. l5sis; Ohio. srore-packsd.
per b. IsaI7; nearby rolls. per D. usls; Ohio.
rolls ps7 n. lTals; Wsst Virginia, rolls, PEI II.
i6aI7
EGGS-Naryland, PerusyiYaniz, and near-5y hryts.
NJ doz ~. Eastern Shcre, Maryland. a5d Fir-
Tiuia. Der doz 2l1s; Western frsts. ps- doz. "a
West Virginia pe- doz. D11-
LIVE POULTRT-Young chickens. 70 sizs. per
ID. Isz1: old hers. hezTy-seiSht DG d, Ei
winter chickens, II TO - lbs., per b, Szs;
s,-fnz chickens, b and IA Ibs. S2l2s dDcz4 pe1
ID. z: do. white Pckins per n. q; pigeons.
Young PER pair, 2s5: do. old. per pair 2; guinea
fowls oid. each. 3
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
Criminal Court 10. 2.
Probate Court.
JUSTICE WRIGl
aaaH


Estate Of Kate J. Williams; order referring cause
TO auditor.
Estate of Elmer ". Lag; order granting letters
q administration; bend. SOC. Attorneys Wolf &
RosenbsTE-
Estate q William L. Cherry; order to sell stock
Attorneys. Barnard & johnson
Estate Of Julia P. Esli1; order 70 settle clai-aS
Attorneys. Dougias. Baker & Sheriff..
Estate Of John a. Brown; motion to settle bill
of exceptions
Estate q Assbury Neal; order oyerruling motion
Attorneys. J. ". Patterson and ". E Ambrose
Estate q Mar II. 2 Hitt order granting letters
tcStsmentary: bond. SO. Attorney / T. hitl 7
Estate of Helen r Stanford; order granting let
ters testansntaTy; bond. 500. Attorneys, Penne-
baker. Carusi & Jores-
Estate of Dennis J. Collins order granting letters
of administration; bond. 500 Attorneys Archer K
Snsith.
IN re Francis c. Fry; order 70 invest.
Estate Of James Z. Clark; order granting letters
testznsutary; bond. SlA- Attorneys. Pennsosker
Carusi & JooeS
In 70 Houston Hale Ddgzs; order appointing
guardian; bond, s. lo0
Estate of Warren H. Orcltt; viii dated Januzry
L 1889. fled
Estate Of Mary X Mexican; VII dated Jauusry
T. 1877 and petition fo- letters testansntary. At
to-rey. Woodbury. Blair.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished By y. 2 Hibbs & Co.
usenbsrs Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building rs Fifteenth street northwest
New York Nay 6.-Cotfm to-day vas VeTT hard
10 gauge The opening vas fTn st unchanged pTices
TO SIX points Up on TIE cables Fhs r.srket sold
sous~hzt higher On short covering Then came
reports q general good weather over the cotton-
growins reei5n- which psrcepG5sy weakened the
market Prices lost 70 % points aboct the middle
q the dny. n the later trading ams good buying
dersloped and the quotations recovered 70 within
: 70 s points Ct the opsntzg- TIE tone q tie
market At the erd vas fairy frn.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Qaotations furnished ty ". 3. HIbbs & Co.
members Il the Chicago Board q Trade Hibbs
Building - Fifteenth street northwest
Chicago. Nay 6.-With Patten firmly II the ss6-
de again manipulating the July option. much as
he did the May option IN weeks gone by. wheat
Was ven fra to-day, the market active. and fuc-
tuations within the range Of about cent a bzlsheI
Confirmation os the dry weather IN Kansas helped
the bulls 20 hold the market az the high level
Closing pTlces were somewhat above the opening
Corn snd oats were active snG steady with v-ices
ruling az the high Level attained on WEDNESDAY
Provisions EeTe rather -eak et the opsniuz The
market was dul, and prices held within Z narrow
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ssz YORK. Nay s-CATTLE-Reoslpss. LTss hs4ds
no7ninsIlg steady Dressed Bee. saIG5z-
CALvE-RsceiCts 80 head; stro1g: az sod zt
ssoa2a CGlls, 6d): dressed calves active. ET1s
cfy dressed veals, salf. euuntTy dressed. sallsh
SHEEP AND I1A5fBS-Recerts 2eo1 had:
steady Fair wooied shsep. 6eo; far cicped sAsspS
50azz2S. coed elipped xnhs. 7.61.
EoSS-RscssVts. Isifa hssd; SssSy - ks,<k.S
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district Court
JUSTICE ANDERSON

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. 7si In Te 5Dening of alley square s54 hear
i1<-
No T8 IN re opening sTle5. squares sss1 and
SIS: verdict Of suTy pressated-
No. 7E. n - extension oi New Hampshire az
Ezs; r-ooes5iass esztizSeG
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NeE YORK May 6-WHEAT-Hirhe-. hindering
tTsde. No Northern Dulu.h 70 arrive, Ls7z: No.
red. o. b, LsSszalss; No hard. Nez Yo-k
I. ch- lSi4; No. uacz-oni, Ii, T. O b; No. !
Manitoba. Z. O. b. end Of Nay o. ezriy June ~
Exporters took s loads Manitoba
COkN-StrO1g On scarcity. No. elsvsts-, % ar
i've. 81: No 2 Z c. b. SPOT 81: No. yelIoE,
!. o. b, q; No. white. { o b. "a Exporters
took nothing
RYE-sca-ce but dun No z Z o. b. soni-
nal. 8.
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wAsHISGrox CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-EEtTa. per cEt.. 55as0o: butcher. Aona
80: common, 2Ooe5.o0
csf 60h6S
LAsIBS-ChOic5. s5as; MEDIUM. TikA6
SHEEP-PGne, &-S1z50o; COMMON. 25oaz.oo
CALyES-Przne, per ID. 5asis; medium. ~; ON
noo Sac
CoWs-Prize. tsssh. each. ssoossSoo; eorr @,
Aosaoo; ed s-4 e., l2DaHpn
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Salss-Regals- csn. z o'eloek nsoa:
CSrital Traction. % AZ D5. at I6 10 at I5S. Z
af l35it
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. % a.
2ls
Washington Gas . al s71s. at s., Is at 81. 5
at 67A 3 az 6s1z, 3 a. 81. 3 al Ga. 3 40 STA
. al 671z. 3 AZ 61z. az 65k
MsrEen1hnier. al 3eA at 49,
NStioual City Bank. ) at I55.
Second Natiouad Bank. 10 at I5.
American Security and Trust, 10 az rs 3. 12
Washington Loan and Tr1st 10 a. 20. 70 az 10
United States TT1isr. 10 az i0a.
After call-WsshfnEton Gss = at s71-
Washinzton Lean and Trust. 10 a. 20. 70 az 20.
Aergentbsle-. a. S9it AZ ae1G
Following are the bid and asked prices on yestsr-
days WASHINGTON STOCK Exchange:
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No 6l6T Smith. LAneaEezper Z Co. n D.
Agnew Gresnlees: account. S56sso Attorney. D. 5.
Nsckal
DAMAGES. 500 Attonsv. B T. IsIzhtn.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished By W b HEbAs o..
members New YoTk Stock Exchange. HIhhs Bald
~. 75 FEtcenth street northwest
CALL MONEY-SALES BY HOURS
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Bsltmore. Nay s--FoTlozias are TIE sales ard
quotations o. the r-ost active securities listed on
Tia Baltimore stock exchange.