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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-23

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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-11

New York, Feb. observation-disclosures 1915
packages; fancy steady. Creauery, 3Is3Iiz; fTsts.
2aS3: State dsiry. IN tubs. poor 70 fair. lsS
EGGE- Receipts. SIG cases: easier Nearby
Waite. fancy, SSzs9S7z d. mixed. fancy. Ss11aS; 4
fresh Rrsts. 54iz; do, seoouds. S5izsz.
MILL FEED-Steady; fair dealing. Spring bran.
IN Eo-Ib. sacks to arrive. z.09s standard milling
EO9; city bran. in bulk $50; Western red dog
TO arrive. 5Lao; winter wheat bran, IL loolb sacks
IN
OATs-Strong but dull No ? white. 57tsa5s1s
Nc. ; white, 55aa57lz: No white, 55lsa5e5z; No
mixed, IS; natural and clipped white On track,
S7asz
FLOUR-StronE; moderate business Spring pat
entS. Seas g; do, cleans. 40; winter strsights
4soa5f5. do cesrs. 45Ssl.5o: Kansas Strzights. In
ss~ks. 508a5.aa; Kansas clears. S-SlaLIs.
RYE FBOUR-RHthsr more demand; 4.leal.o.
CORN MEAIr-Steady; fair demand Kiln dried,
fer export. SIS. cosrss meal IN bags. Ls7a15s.
BUCKWHEAT FL0CR-Mz-ket IS dull and Sat
ZlSaZ55
HAY-Recsipts. $50 tons: steady; light draliurz
Prime tiEOthy. g; No. I, Ss2A; No. 2. 7saso; No.
3 SAD
sTRAw-Reosipts. 70 tons; finn. small supply.
Long re. Ll0.
BEEF-Steady: inactive dealings Famiy. ISza
1853; packet. 1icosif4.
P0RE-Stesdy; trade inactive. Ness E.z5aT.so:
family. IS5al9eo.
TALLOW-steady: auist basinsss Cts. in hogs
heads. sis.
LARD-Inacsise Prime Western. go: city. 80;
refined Continent, Il; d.. South American, 1e75:
do Brazilian. in kegs 11ls
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-11
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Gas and Union Trust stocks were the
features IA the trading on the local ex-
change yesterday. Gas sold between the
range OF 5s-s and IS. the record showing
at the close transactions Of 80 shares.
The stock gained an even 81 share over
the best sales Of the previous day. max
ing a gain OF nearly seven points IN the
last three days on sales aggregating
go shares.
Yesterdays price fer Gas Is 3 new high
figure. and the security is now in terri
tory higher than It has known for more
than a year. Il is probable that WITHIN
a day or two considerable sales Of the
stock may develop. and that portion OF
the stock bought last year for specu-
lation Is about due for profit taking.
Il is also likely that when this stock
begins 10 come out the price will decline
somewhat, as that IS the natural course
Of things when liquidation once sets In.
One hundred and forty shares Of Union
Trust were sold yesterday, mostly in 10
share lots, and all at Is, except the
last lots which commanded lbs and 12s
respectively
There was the usual trading in the trac-
ton shares and bonds. Capital Traction
sold az IS5 and fraction better; Rail
wsy common al q. and the preferred
shares az 91A
Bell Telephone. Mergenthaler. COM
mercial National Bank, American Sc
eurity and Trust. and United States
Trust were entered on the record Tor
sales at the current figures.
Clarence P. King has been elected pres
ident OF the Washington. Alexandra
and Mount Vernon Railway Company for
the current year Other officers elected
at the annual meeting we're II. H Pear
son. r., vice president; John ". Pittock,
secretary; ". II. Lawton, treasurer; Rob
ert A. Chester. assistant 70 the presi-
dent. and Frederick H Treat. Howard s.
Graham. E. II. Butler, S. Wynne Fouike.
Frederick Mertens. snd Edward II.
Stokes. members OF the directorate
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-11
W, B.&A. STOCKS ACTIVE.
Announcement Of washington Plans
Causes FURRY In Cleveland.

Baltimore Nd, Feb I0-Although the
Washington. Baltimore and Annapolis
Railway Company has effected an ar
rangement with the Washington Railway
and Electric Company. whereby the
ears CT the former win have track
age rights over the lines OF the
latter from the White House Sta
ton, IN Washington. 10 the Treasury
Building, it viii be several months be-
fore the change can be made, as the
Washington Railways tracks win have
20 be strengthened considerably before
the heavy cars Of the Washington. Bal
timore and Annapolis Railway Com
psny can run over them.
The officials of the latter company are
pleased with the arrangement, as il viii
not only let their cars into the heart OF
the Capital at an early date. but viii
avoid the financing that would have 10
be done to build their own tracks. and the
delay due TO securing franchise from
Congress and the construction OF the line
The news OF the arrangement caused
active trading IN the securities OF the
road in Cleveland. where they are chiefly
held. nearly 5000 shares OF stock changing
hands Monday at from SIS to s1-4. the
close being az 10. The first IS OF the
company sold I'D from 50 TO 50 Is. 60 IA
aud ees-4 The stock and bonds had
been heavy President G c. Bishop gave
out an interview IN which he said.
The rails are already laid, but the COM
pany is using the old underground cable
conduits for their underground troliey.iine.
These cast iron cable yokes are not
strongly enough supported FOR the plIr-
pose. and VIII have TO be strengthened for
the four and half miles over which We
use them This VIII probably require 4
period Of six months. but we FEEL thar
We have absolutely solved the question
which was embarrassing Us We felt
that We could never do justice 70 our
selves BY reaching the borders Of a city
with l.000.ooo population and stay there.
You know how Il IS IN Cleveland TIE
suburban cars attract your attention and
tempt you 70 take a ride IN the country
in the summer when you would have
never thought OF II otherwise
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-11
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Pnse. spo.sd are rhole..ls.,

lFEee1 quoted are FhileSaief
BUTTER-Creamsry. fancy. 5ls52; Western srsts
good. 1aE: dzisy. ehoice. EaIS: Eood. q; store
packed. fresh. Is
CHEEsE-Nex YoTs State fancy. large. ~; DO,
EmRll Is.
FGGs-Nsar-sy. fancy, Virginia, loss or. 80:
West Virginia and Southwest Virginia. .; Tsanes-
SEE. q. North Carolina. q.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens Tals; hsus. Isals:
ROSTERS. s: ducks. large. lzals; do. snail. la1
ToeSe 5as; do fancy, loal2: turkeys. tons. Isa30
do. hens. .; turkeys. thin. z; keats. FoaIZ
DRESSED P0ULTRY-Turkeys, choice uud-sEn
hens. 22aZ3; do. aFerage undrsEH. Bal: do thin
do. small. lsa29; hers Esl5; rOostsrs, Sac; ducks
Isal5; geese, Isi3-
DRESSED MEATs-Calrss. fun dressed. Il. do
beads Of. Il; hog dress cal-ss, 70; hams country
sugar czTs6, Iah; hogs. snail and neat Der
cEt- 7-Oa7.5o; do. medium, s5aa7-oo; Do. heaTy.
6GoaE0e.
GANE-ouail. fancy. zzsss0; do. snaH. zos
20: squirrels. each. sas. oposSGns. each. dasa
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. homegrown, per bus
$50; per Dbl, L75s200; Eastern Shore, De. b5l.
L75z20; sTeet potatoes. Der Dbl, 26az2 50: yans
per bb l59a20o carrots. ~ b.. i25zl.50; cucuu-
beEs. per has, L00aI5o; cucumber pickles, Per has
75alZ: cabbage, Der bbl.. L0CaL50: cauIGosar per
bb ZGs3e0; celery, Der doz-. stalks 5ess5. onions
per bus. 7sss9; Maryland and Virginia, per bbl.
LsGai50: Ohio. per bbl.. L75zZ09: pumpkins per
bbi sa75; squash, Ter Dbl. 75al25; lettuce. FIo-
ida. per bbl-, L9sl.N.
GREEN FRUITS-Oznges- per box, aD1s5 %
grsps fruit. pe= box. 30s4-se: sppies. Eng. peT
CHI; sa6ss55; Tork Imperial PACKED. tOesi 8
Ben Davis. packed. 3sslss: Vine Sap. sscksd.
sT5slsos Albsmarle Pippin s0z5oo; good 70
prime. 20os5e9: poor 70 fair. L5oa2eo; opeu-hsad
barrels. comnon 20 good. L0osl %: fsaey table
fruit Z50a5-50; canbsnics. Cape Cod, per Dbl
TOosss5; do. per standard crate. 20ezzE; pine
apples. Florida. peT erste, 20oasa-
DRIED FRUTTS-Apples. sliced, fancy, 4; d.,
sliced bright. "a; cherries. Il; blsckberriss 4:
EhortlebsrTiss. &c; rsspbeuies. z
GRAIS-Whezt Souti.cFu on grade. i.ooal.ss ne
.szss: corn, sheed white s5s74: do, yellow. s5a7s:
neE. ear. 375RLo5: cats Western xnits No. 2
$3.50, oi6. mixed. 55sss
BAY AND STEAW-Hzy. Western. No. !. 1A
400; No 2 l20oalz58; Eixed. uoaiZeo. Straz
re. bundle H5oaIL5o; re. machine thraSaed 70 o.
AS; Sbeas. Go0ss-5o. cat strzE. per Eoa. saoas -
WOOL AND HIDE-S-Wool, washed free of buss
7es d. zs2s; do, uuEashsd. free q burs per H.
.; do. bury. Dsr h, Izals: hides green pe- b.
l0aA; Do. dry, per 70. llsl5; sheep skins. green
esch- s5a75: do, dry each, ases esf skins, green
each LZ5al-5os MUskrzt each. sa52: skunk. each
z5s:-75; mink each. Zas-eo; rabbit skins, each /;
oposSur, ssch, iszs; raccoon. each Gase; fox, nd
eaea, laasz5o; d., grsy. Zach. Sssa.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-11
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Feb. l0,-whsst to-day Was strong
corn smer. oSis STEADY. re quiet ard -four eaSy
on fair demand.
wHEAT-spot contract, Ia: SPOT No :, red
Western. liz; February. La; March, Ia; May.
LA; receipts. a Bushels; Southern on grade. Lila
ia
CORN-spot contract. ss5sassE; February, s5isa
sss4 March 6s5szsss1 MAY s95sss9& steamer nix-
ed sSlzaess receipts 50 sos bushels; exports le2
So bushels; Southern white corn, ssss1l; Southern
yellow coru, ssissssiz.
0ATs-s.ock IN elevators 3oI5ss bushels; ship
ments from elevators. s,z57 bushels. White No. 2
IS. sales; DO, No ;. S4s5Siz; do. No. I, 5Sa5S5s,
mixed. No ,. 5siz; do. No. ;. SssSiz.
RYE-Stock IN elevators. 1855 bushels ship
nents from elevators. 80 bushels M ? westpr7
re 8lsas4; bas los, as 20 quality and condition
T5asa
FI0UR-wiutcr extra 4zaLfei winter clear
I55a45e; winter straight. 4Sas.s5: winter patent
5leaS 20; spring Gear, sal s.; spring straight Is
as26; spring patent ss5a59e. City Mills best psf
ent. SO; City Mills high-srade patent. SO; City
Mills high-gTade straight. SD; City Mills choice
family. 40: City Nils extra, 3s1a40o. Rye four
medium to choice, 4.z5aa50 Com msa per 10 lbs,
L55al6
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-11
NEW YORK sIoNE1.

Nez York. FEB la.-Nonsy o. ezn a. the stock
exchange today opened az - per cent; highest
p lowest 2, closing. ~. Most q the DAYS loans
Eere a. -
Tine monsy vas unchanged. except that slightly
increased bgslzess A. ~ cent for Jelly maturity
vas reported The general supply srlu coutinued Ii
eEcrss Of the demand. Rates; zza2A DsT Ccut for
SIXTY DAYS zss3 for ninety DAYS fuT four months,
and sags for Eve and SIX months
Mercantile usuer WzS sun n fairly god demand.
TIE supply q desirable paper was not super
abundant Rats 5zai per cent FOR sixty % ninety
dsys indorsed bills TecsiTzhle: 5lsa& for choice
forr 70 SIX months single uSlss, and si5s5 Tor
others les vel known. -
Sterling to-day closed steady, with rates IN
changed Rates foE asuRl business closed as FOL
lows. sixty DAYS fssoz4 $50; demand 4s705as s 10
cshiss ss7slaA .s75e
Issisas So for sixty DAYS Flour bills 50
fo- sixty GAYS. Grain bills. 4Si5s- The supply 4
gain ard cotton bills vas moderate
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-11
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

BaIaro-e. FEB. I-Quo;aticus as establsshod n
the Baltimore Fruit and Produce Association ar,
as follows:
BUTTER-Crsauery. fsncy - n. Ezso5z; Ini-
tsiion. 7ass: Maryland ard PsansyiTazis rolls, lsa
So EtoTe-Dzcked Oaio. lslIT. Do. West Virginia ard
PtnnsJ lIania dairy prints TIals
EGGS-Msrylaud, PeunsylEsnia, and Hsar-bJ hrSts.
81: Eastern shore Maryland ard Virginia, 8 West
eTa hrsis. 81 West Virginia g.
LIVE POULTRY-Surug chickens. pr ID. LssI-
7uslzh and shsEzy Hai5- hens heavy weight peF H.
Il ducks. n h. i4ai5; Do. white Pskins n.
Is; geese. pr 10. LAS; pigeons. young. pair.
Bar: de- old pair, - guinea fowls. old, each,
3 do. young II lbS. and oFsr. each. .; tuGksyS
young heas. per u, %; young EoablsFs. per ID.
ls. do. snail AID TIN. per D.. usl2; Old toms.
2er 10. lsal7-
DRESSED POULTRY 90 TURKEYS. choios. fat.
youns hens per H.. 3s2: On. mixed ycung. and
cid, SAD; cid TONS. lssl7; pcor 70 thin. l5sil
Caickeus straight youuE- pC u. lsale: do. mixed.
young and old. Ifal5 Ducks. choice. fat, pcT ID.
IislS Geese. nearby choce Per H.. l-zl3 Capcus,
lbs. and over. per ID. zsz: DO. snail and mixed.
lszZe; slips. Der D., Has
GA1IE-Ducks maIlard. Der pair. heavyweight.
SaLG5: do. backheads, per pair. cartwright ga
So. do. rp5heaGs. re- pair, Chesapeake. L1alS
de-. canvasbscks. pr pair, Chesspeaks. zSoa25o
whole deer. per n. leals
P0TATOES-WesteTn Maryland ard Pennsylvania
prire per bushsl, 75a7s. do. New YoTk prime. Do
blshel 7SsTs, do. Western prime. per bus5ei. "a
q sweets Eastern Shore yeiloEs, PER barrel. 275a
800. do. North Carolina yelloTS peT barrel. 2.5a
500. fancy Delaware per beuel Z75z55; yamS
Virginia Der barrel, LsosI.5.
GREEN FRUITS AND Apples.
Western Maryland and Pennsylvania, Per DBL,
packed 15asoo: do, New YORK assorted. per Dbl
50as.se; bcetS RCw. FLORIDA. Dr. bunch- IA. cab
bsEe. New York State 4er tou A.0oa5S o. do. new
Florida. per crate 2goa30o; celery, California, pel
crate, 453s5o0s do. homegrown. TeT bunch. 5as
e-anbs1ies. Cape Cod, Ter bhl., i25alseei pcr box
e-g,iants Florida per crate 2Zsa2 %; gIape fruit
Florida Der boI. 6a5: kale native. per bushe
box. 3s2S; lettuce. Florida. per basket Lgoal.5e
orions, New York ard Western, per b8shei S5ssa
oranges florida, Ter box, 20 size, Lssas g
pumpkins native Der 100 I-5ozZ55: spinach. native
per bushei box Scs55. strsEberTies. Florida. De-
quart 8a30; green beans Florida. p~r basket. 25z
500: wax beans. Florida per basket, 251s5.19; 70
rnntoo. IL - -.-.r- o. %
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-11
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-RsguIsr cal. q o'6oek noon:
wsshinztos Railway and Electric Is. 800 a. $.
s. GO a. g. s. coo a. s.
CapdtaI Trzctsoa : a. IsSss. 70 a. 10. 70 A. rs.
Washington Railway ard Electric conmon- . Al
e
Washington RsilEsy and Electric preferred. 10 Al
So
Washington Gas. 3 a. "a. 3 a. IN. 5 ~ N.
3 AZ IA 3 a. g. 2 AZ C. AZ IS
Bel Teiephore q Pennsylvania. % a ol&L
MerysnthaleE Linotype. al 1s4-
Oo-nercial Nsaoaal BGsk. 70 a. rs. buyer 8
Satioual Metropolitan Bank, 10 al ID % Il ~.
American Security ard Trust, % a. ~
Union TruSts 70 At - 10 a. Is. 70 a. -. 70 a.
Is % ct Is. % at Is. e 81 -. &c a. Is. ie a,
u
United States Trust ~ 49,
After csil-Cnion Trlst, a. y.
Bel TslepAsne Il Pennsyi7aais. 70 a. fal$, 70 ~
IalS
Washington Gas. 3 a. g =. Is. 3 At "a
Following are the bid and asked prices ca JESTER
days Washington stock ETcbange:
GAS BONDS
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-11
MARKET IS STRONGER
Most Issues Recover Losses
Sustained Tuesday.
VALUES TEND TO INCREASE
smelters Lead Trading IN Early
Dealings on Reports of Dissenaions
Over Contract Prices Being Adj
5usted = Southern Railway More
Active Than Usual

New York, Feb. I9.-Stock exchange
business dragged along for the greater
part or to-day al a rate which, If it had
been continued, would have again result
ed In a new low record for the year. as
regarded the volume Of daily transactions.
In the last hour OF business. and par
dcuIariy IN the last half hour, the ac-
tivity OF the MARKET quiekened. but the
total turnover OF stocks was still but
little larger than that OF yesterday
The salient feature OF the market vas
not. however, its duIlness. but q con-
tinuation on q larger scale than on the
day before OF a hardening tendency IN
values. Whereas, yesterday there were
many stocks that closed at ret declines,
there were to-day few that suffered
losses. while the great majority displayed
considerable advances.
At the outset the American Smelling
ana Refining shares were the leaiers IN
the trading, their rise bringing renewal
Of rumors that there had been an ad-
5ustment OF differences between the vari-
oGs mining concerns in the matter OF
fixing the contract prices for smelling
work during the coming year.
Specialties Are Strong.
Later on the improving tendency in the
market became general The issues OF
the Colorado and Southern. Iowa Central.
Toledo, St. Louis and Western. and va
rious other companies whose stocks are
usually classed in Wall street Technology
as specialties. we're ali exceptionally
strong. There was a continuation OF the
frmness shown lstterly in Consolidated
Gas. and there was more life in the
Southern Railway common and preferred
stocks than has been seen for a good
while
The United States Steel shares were
heavy in the early part Of the day. the
result. II may be. from continuing reports
OF duIlness in the iron and steel trade,
while Peoples Gas stock was more o.
less weak on account. presumably, OF
profit taking incident to the publication
Of the annual report Of the company.
A most gratifying development again to-
day was a sign OF q more cheerful spirit
and o. enlivening financial business 81
London. Money rates there again sank
decidedly below the bank rate.
IN the bond market proper to-day there
was again heavy and miscellaneous buy
ing. The first statistical report Of the
newly formed Copper Producers Associa-
ton was made after the close Of business
hours. showing that Copper stocks OF
hand in this country were in round num-
be-s II. O00, 900 pounds on January !, and
IA.00o0O3 pounds on the first Of the pres
EFT month.
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SUGAR TRUST CASE RESUMED.
Government seeks S250.oOO Penalty
for Alleged False weights.

New York. Feb. lo-7when the trial OF
the governments case against the Amer
iosn Sugar Refining Company. brought
.tc recover penalties appToximating sZ50-
900 for the alleged false weighing OF sugar
az the company's docks IN Williamsburg.
was resumed to-day. before Judge Holt,
in the United States District Court. Dis
.trict Attorney Stmson called the courts
attention 70 a story IN an evening paper
or the day before referring 20 the per-
sonnet Of the jury. No action was taken
IN the matter by the court. and the trial
OF the case was resumed.
The witnesses called to-day we're Al
bert T. Lambert. assistant superintendent
Of machinery in the United States Mint.
IN Philadelphia; Eugene Motson, superin-
ten6ent OF the Standard Scale Company.
OF Pittsburg. and Richard Psrr. a special
agent OF the Treasury Department \
full sized scale. an exact replica OF those
used on the Williamsburg docks FOR the
weighing Of sugar, was introduced. and
DEMONSTRATORS we're made 20 show ex-
sctly how the wire appliances. alleged
by the government 70 have been used
by the sugar company IN tampering with
the scales we're used
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished b. " B. Hibhs & ca.
members e ne New York Stock Exchange Hihbs
Building. y Fifteenth street northwest
New YORK Feb. Ia--CotfoB opened steady It
decline Ct , 10 points on lover cables and sold
81 10 decline q 3 70 E points darinE the early
session under lquidation and bsar pressure pro-
motcd b. ssins in South Atlantic and Central
States. ard rrpoTss that the English market was
meeting With pressure from spot supplies IN the
absence q prornpt demand from spiuneTs. Trad
ing US fairly active during the middle of the
morning with TIA market ncrvous a. the decline
The market continued unsettled snd closed 70 10
points loNer.
Receipts az the ports were nooo halss. sEsiHs.
SlH last week and 2s.f5 last year For the
weeks Z2s.0D bales against 81 sss las; week ard
II 80 last year. Receipts a. New Orleans were
l2s bales. sg1inst 81 lzst year, and At Houston
sis bales against 552s last year
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COMMITTEE WILL MEET.
Chairman on Membership of BOard
of Trade Asks Full Attendance

A meeting OF the membership commit
tee % the Washington Board Of Trade
has been called for this afternoon AZ
O'Clock, when several matters OF i'm
pOrtance are expected 10 be considered
Louis Z. Wiiiige, chairman OF the COM
mittee. has requested a fun attendance
Of the committee.
It is understood that a meeting Of the
directors Of the board win be called next
week
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished BY W B. Eisba & Co. Fen
bsFs q the Chicago Board q Trade. Hibbs Build
irg = Fifteenth street northwest.
Chicago. Feb le.-Bear sentiment affected the
wheat pit TO-DAY ard trading had bad start
Later prices hardened. and May wheat sold into
new high territory. closing a. liza, while JUS
adrsnced % les
torn was active and strcag in narrow Engs
between 6sA and sA fcr May and SIS and Ga
for July
Oats wcre active and steady.
Provisions advanced through the day and closed