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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-09-24

CHARLES A. Hagberg was In New
York on Thursday.
Mrs. R. Dembo visited friends in
Danielson on Thursday.
John T. Brown Of Palmertown was
business visitor here Wednesday.
Miss Ida r.. Trachtenberg is in New
York visiting friends for several days.
Attorney Allyn L. Brown was in
Moosup and Putnam Thursday on ie-
gal business.
Miss Bessie Smith of Norwich Ia Wis
iting her aunt. Mrs. A. B. Jennings
OF Tracy, Conn.
Bernard L. Edwards has secured a
position as clerk in grocery store
at East Providence.
Baggagemaster Fred Dyer Of the
union station, New London, Is visit
ing friends in otsego county, New
York.
Harry Zellinger of Mt. Pleasant
street has gone to Boston where he
is to be employed in the printing bus
mess.
Capt. and Mrs. c. T. Potter, after
spending a few days at their cottage
on the water front. Noank, has Beturn-
ed to Norwich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Foss and two
children of Douglas, Arizona, spfnt
the day Tuesday with Mrs. i. A.
Adams Of Kinney avenue.
John and Richard Hubburt, sons Of
Enos Hurlburt of Voluntown, are at
tending the Free Academy and are
boarding with Mrs. Nettie Barber of
River avenue.
Louis A. Swatzburg begins his first
year at Boston Tech next week. He
was an Academy graduate in the class
of 1909 and winner Of the Newton Per-
kins rrize aneakinc irnadal tt
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-09-24

Miss Ida n. Trachtenberg is in New
York visiting friends for several days.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-09-24

Mrs. R. Dembo visited friends in
Danielsen on Thursday.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-09-24

WHEN you want to put yo~r bust
ness before the public. thers 10 ne me-
diun better than through tho >~~<fts-
ing columns Of rhs Builesk
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-09-24

wHEN you want to put your bust
ness before ths paRhaSc. there is no me-
dunn better than through thu advertis-
tnK oolMmns VI The BuRstin
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-09-24

THMlAE IL no adwertistng medium in
Magfern Ccnnecficuf equal TO The Bull
lettz Ssg business results
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-09-24

Attorney Allyn L. Brown was In
Moosup and Putnam Thursday on ie-
gal business.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-09-24
CHANGE IN ADDRESS.
DIX. N. GILBERT GRAY,

formerly at Hodges Stable. Is now To-
Gated IA reAs Of Ne. Franklin square
Tel. bfA may19d
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-09-24

Miss Bessie Smith Of Norwich is Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. A. B. Jenningl
Of Tracy, Conn.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-09-24

Katherine ". Lambert, manufacturer
of hair goods, at Mabrey's. Broadway.
adv.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-09-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Foss and two
children of Douglas, Arizona, spfnt
the day Tuesday with Mrs. i. A.
Adams Of Kinney avenue.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-09-24

The report of John C! Taylor, secre-
tary of the Connecticut Prison asso-
citation, from October 1, 1903, to date
shows that ia prisoners have been
discharged from the state prison, Ill
men and three women. Ninety-six of
them were met at the prison by the
agent and assisted.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-09-24

Scores of Half Moon and Clermont
postcards are reaching local people
from New York friends.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-09-24

Today is calendar day for October.
Fulton stamps go on sale
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-09-24

certificates are to be held Today (Fri-
day. and Saturday at the capitol.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-12
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Bonds were active yesterday on the
Washington Stock Exchange, and after
$4,000 had been bought and sold. brok-
ers took about 800 shares OF stock OF
various issues. One Capital Traction bond
sold at III. This was followed by the
bidding in OF nine Washington Railway
and Electric 4 per cents al IS Is TO
IS. and three Emerson Steam Pump Is
az So
Capital Traction stock sold in broken
lots at 1s3. Railway preferred sold few
shares at 50 81. but the common stock
was neglected.
A noticeable feature Of the market was
new purchaser for Gas stock. who sue
ceeded in corralIing 100 shares at 20 SIS
10 81 Until yesterday the recent pur-
chases Of Gas stock have been regularly
by one broker: occasionally a brother
dealer "butting In so TO speak, and
buying a few shares. but yesterday the
buying was continuous In another diree-
ton. and the former buyer OF the stock
was quiescent.
Twenty-Five shares OF Georgetown Gas
sold at S.. This issue has been traded
in but little for many months. and the
sale yesterday and one for similar
amount the day before has attracted
new attention. After call the issue was
taken up again, and 80 shares sold al
6o7s 10 y
Mergenthaler added a point TO the sell
ing price and was recorded yesterday al
20S. with a broken lot at 3o5 LanstoT
sold 300 shares at the new high price OF
SIS a share.
The balance Of the trading was in
small lots with no significant changes
I In prices.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-12

N04NA VI ~ARRCaAAs
Present: The CHEZ Justice. Mr.. Justice Robo. and
Admissions: AlSernon L. Handy and John ].
Gauss.
Patent appeals:
No. So. In 70 application Of Elias Atbcrton Lyon
argument concluded By Mr.. G J. Williamson for SD
pellart; on motion both sides are allowed 10 lie
additional briefs.
No. 81 Planter. Sc. - Canton Pharmacy Cen.
pauy; argument commsnced BY NJ d. II. Decker
for appellant continued BY Mr. A. s. Pattison
for appellee. and concluded b. Mr. D. II. DeCkei
for appellant
No. 1915 American Federation Of Labor e al. "a
Bucks Stove and Range Company: decree modified
and Affirmed ~ Is % perpetually restrain and en-
ioin appellants from corspring or combining 20 boy
colt the business products Of conplainsuts. and
from threatening o. declaring any boycott from
printing the cumplaiuant its business. o. product:
IN the we don't uatronize" o. "unfair' list N
furtherHnoe q any E-ch boycott. &c- OPINION b
Mr.. Justica Robb.
No. sss. IN re APPLICATION Of Johann Hoh: arru
ment commenced b. Mr. z T. FmEiok for appel
laut
Assignments for today:
No. Sc. In application q Johann Hoe. At
torueys r T. Fenwick-F. A. Tenant.
Special calendar;
No s. Carried. &c. ~ United States q rel
Ness Attorney. F. vs.. Clements
Regular call:
No IEo Moulton ~ Cornish. Attorneys. Johr
IidOut-MsddoT & Galley.
No. laso Conssul e. a.. administrator. ~ Cum
mingS. &C. Attorneys. r. G. Donaldson and G. +
COnSaul-Tucker & kenyon
No 1872 Philadeiph:a Company rs Sec-stary o
War. Attorney. Morgan Beach.
M 1855 Dr1ry Moulton - a. Attorneys
Happier & Merilla.-Hargrcvo & Morris
70 ~ Guca u Jones Att0ulpys. l. VII
iHms0n and G. ?. Collins. G. De Putson-
No 49,. MAYER ". American Sec1rity and Trus
Company. Attorneys. BrauGlnburg & Brznden
burg-W. f. Mattingiy and ]. B. Lsrucr
No 1888 Baum n. knsbe Company. Attoruevs
J. I. Peyser and Milton Strashurger-C. l. Frazier
ard J. A. Lynham.
No 1883. Capital Taction Company ". Diyver
Attor1eys, r. 4. Perry & Son and q. 7. Dunlop.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-12
MONEY AT 5 PER CENT
LOANED on d. C. REAL EsrArS
HEISKELL & McLERAS.
ocTs-tf les ST


&eriliAt and ". z. Ambrose-Biruey & WoodarH
No Z Kemp ys. Title Guarantee and Surets
Company. Attorneys. Charles F'e-Phiiip WsIker
Ne. & United States IS. fidelty and DEPOSIT
Company Attorneys. d. ". Bsksr-Dougias. Baker
& Sheriff..
No. g " C. sLo5inson & Son CO. Is Lsurei
Clay Products Couuany- Attorneys. rlcker a.
Kenyon ard r. S. Huiiskoper-G- p. Dunlop
No. o. sugar vs. National CitT Ra-k. Attoruegs.
". 6. Gardiner ard r y. HopcEell-W. J. Lam
bert arr J. II. Ralst0u
No. n Brown w. Selfridgr. AttogucTs. Lambert
& Yeatnan-W. 4. Gordon ard II. r. Davis
No. T. RoussDn Distrcl IL Columbia Al
torneys, G. G. Gertman-W. n. white
No. T. Bank VI. NendaM AttorneJs- T. l.
Jenofds-W. r. white
No a. Alsop Process Company "a wilson Al
torneys. G. ~. Rea-Sr1art McNanzra-
No. Is Hin rs. g. r. & o. D. r. R. CO. Al
torueys. Lecke. FGlton & Cow. ]. LambeTt-
No. Is Robson e a. w. Baltimore and ONO
Railroad ConDsny- Attorneys. Bramhau & R0bson
g. 2. Hamilton.
No. Z. Fcrd vs. FoTa. Attorneys. Wos &
Rid0ut-John Rarn-
No. Is White vs. Roper. Attorneys Gleuusn
& Gies-W. J. Lamhert.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-12
DAILY COURTRECORD.
Supreme Court OF the United States.

Supreme Court OF the United States.
Present; The chisf Justice. sIr Justice Harlan.
M Justice White, Mr.. Justice Peckham. Nr. JUS
ucs Mckenna Mr.. Justice holmes. Mr. Justics
Day. md 8IT. Jus-ics Moody.
Thomas B. Wilson. Of Bradford. Pa william B.
De Pue. Of Yinita. Okla william Henry Wilder.
q GARNER. Mass. and :. Q. Brown, q Ia Grange.
Tex, were admitted 70 practice.
No 10 Eleanor Erica stronc and Richard p
Strnng her husband Plaintiffs in error, " Fran
cisco Gutierrez Repide: Argument continued y Mr.
Henry =. Davis for the plaintiffs in errOr. g. ME
George Z. Hamilton for the defendant IN eror
and concluded By Mr., Benry Z. DAVIS FOR the plain
tits IN error
No. III. The United States sz rel Emily z Par
ish, ezecutriE Of Joseph W. Parish deceased plain
TN IN error. IS George Bruce Cortelyou Secretary
q the United States Treasury: resignation d
george B. corteiyOu a. Secretary OF the Treasur.
suggested. and the apreafnnce Of Franklin Mac
Nesgh. his successor IN Office as the party defend
ant In error herein fled and entered por stipulation
o. counsel and motion Of Mr.. Holmes Conrad
for the plaintiff ia error.
No III The United States ex re-. Emily Z. Par
ish- executrix Of Joseph ". Parish deceased plain
tn IN error. franklin MacYeagh. Secretary OF
the United States Treasury. argument commenced
by Mr.. Holmes Conrad Tor the plaintiff 10 error.
Adjourned until to-day Al p O'Clock.
The day call for Friday. March r. VIII be as FOL
lows; Nos III, %. H. rs. Ia is IL. rs. &
land eos). and 10.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-12
LOCAL PRODUCE EARKET.
Pness ssosea srs rholesslsl


BUTTER-Croamery. fancy. S1Z-s: Western 6rsts,
2asl: seconds. 2aZ7: process fancy. =aas. FAR to
good za2i: dairy choice. Is; goOd. Z: stose-paeksa.
fresh. I5al6
CHEEsE-Nsz TorE state fasey. large. 81; 60.
znaa. lsz-
EGGS-Near-by. fancy. v;rvinia. loss Of. Is: Yves.
Virginia ard Southwest VHgicia. Is: tennessee.
Ia; North Carolina. i.
LIVE POULTRY-ChicEens. mas: hens. 3,
ROSTERS. s.; ducks. large. l2ali; Do. snan. lozI1:
geese. 7a9. DO. fancy. loal2; TURKEYS tons lsaIs;
do hens. SAP; su-keys thin. p; keats. laaI2
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys. choice. uaararn.
hens. eaz5; do. average. undraVn. BAD. Co.. thin.
1issla. chickens. Isazs capOns. T-Ib average Ea5;
DO. snail Eac: hens. l6a1l: 10os1o-s. sas: aaeks.
lssls. geese uaI1-
DRESSED MEATs-Csi1es for d1cssed. =. 90.
heads q. IL. hog dress 0lTes - hams. oouutry.
sugar cured. La; hogs. snail and neat De- cst
sooas50 do. medium. IcllI.5o; d.. heavy 55la6.gc
GA9lE-Quail. iancL S--5a3.58. do. small. 20la
go
EGETABLES-Potatoes. homegrown. DIR bra
ssa9o: rer b. l75a2oo; Eastern shore rer bbL
L75a2oo: sweet potatocs. per Dbl. 20oe2 go ya1ns
rer bbL L5s2Lae carrots. Der Dbl, Lzal50, cucrru-
hers. per has. Looal52; ce,eEy. psr doz. stalks
5case; cucuu5er rlcki-s. per bas.. 15alG. cabbz-e
per bb-, L9oaL50; cauii1oEer. Der bbl-. ZGa1U:
ouiCns. per bus. 71so. Bsary lard ard Virginia PER
b5i-- Lsoai-5o; ono. per bbL. L75z2oo; lettuce.
fl0rida per boi-. Loeal&
DRIED FRUITs-ApU-es sliced. fancy. 8: d.
siced. bright, 81: cherries p; h.=ckbclEiss, 4:
Ehortieherries. 10; rasD1e-gics. y
GRAIN-Whoat. Sou-AerD. On Cra5e. LIsai -
rye IS; com shcllcd- Uhi-e. -ll-5. do yeIl1~
70a75; new. ear. AUaLE; cats. Western white. No.
. 5saf2s cd. mixed. san
GREEN FRUsrs-Ounges per box. 3els5eo:
Florida, ueE box Goa25; grape fruit per hex. sea
SOC; apples King. per DOL. 3ooa350; Tork ImpersI
packed. 4.9oa4.5o: Ben DAVIS u3cseA. S5oaaCs. Vine
SAP. packed 3s5es.55: Alusnarls Plprin. 101z5 D.:
sod 10 prime 2oas 90 recr % falr. $40. upcn-
hesd barrels ccnoz &c god. L1oal-59s sancy tabs
fruit. A1oal00. crsuherries. Cape Cod per Dbl
7.0oaS0; d.. per s-anlard uats. E0z25: rins-
apples. Elo-iia. per crate. 2olafo0
Hay AND SIKAW-Hav- Western. No J. q ga
uo0; No. 2. Z0alZ5o- Eixed. I-0sss2gl straw,
rye. bundle. .Aooali50, ne machine thTased ASA
lo.53; wheat 6eoa65e; cat s-rau. per ton. aocle51
SUNDRIES-BeesEax. p. tallcu. GlT5: hener
Ehite Glove. llh. new. =: c.. z-ih new fdal2.
ginseng. per ID. 50oa5s: Seneca per H. .:
Eoi1sn seal. soai5; pink l2aiis mandrake 2s snake
roct- 8 WEiurt kernels, dry. lalS
WOOL AND HIDES-WocI. washed free q f---s
per p. SAP; do. unEashed free a bu7s. ncr 10
2a2i DO. burr. per 10. Eal3 hides Ereen rer H.
lcall; CO.. dry, yer 10. lsais; sheep ssirs green.
each. l5al65 do. dry. esch. a6o. cali sans gesen
each. lZsl.75: musErat. sech. gZa5i; skunk. escL
biGck. LISTS MINI each L00a5-1a: rabbit skius
each. !: opoEuln each. Gas0; raccocn eaeA aozL9o:
tex red, eaca. Loosz5o; 90. ssas, eaca, SosLoa
The Washington herald., 1909-03-12
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. March ll.-ouOtations as established By
the Baltimore Fruit and Produce Association are
a. follows:
BUrrER-Creamery. separator. ger H., %; imi-
taiion. 22a23; prints, Alb, per D., Sssi do lib
Sa5i: blocks. 2lb. per b.. 3asi; dairy Prints.
Maryland. Pennsylvania and Virginia. Der II. I6aI7
Virginia and West Virginia, store-racked. l5als
Ohio. stoTe-packed l6al7; nearby rolls, Hals; Ohio
rolls. Eals Yves, Virginia rolls. leal7-
EGGS-MarylanG. Pennss lvania and nearby frsts
per dozen. ia: Eastern Shore. Maryland. and
Virginia. In: Western frsts. II; West Viz
ginia, III
LIVE POULTRY Young chickens. as to sire. ID.
Ian: old hens heaTy weight Il; ducks. per b. Is
d. white Pekins. Il pigeons young, pair. %; do.
DID, 3: guinea fowls. cid. each. .; DO. young ~
lbs. and over 50 turkeys young hens per h
2ls2: young E0bblefS. 9a2i; do. small and thin,
l2ai5: old toms IS
DRESSED POULTRY = Turkeys. choice. fat
young hens. h., 2123; mixed young and old 2a2i
cid toms. l7als. poor and thin. Bal5. Chickens-
Straight young. per ID. nalS; mixed. young and
Old lsal7 DUCKS. choice. Cat, Der b, ualf. Ca
pons. lha and over. par ID. al; s2sL. medium
Za2s: slip4 l6s1Z
The Washington herald., 1909-03-12
pr.I ESTATE TRANSFERS.

street. northeast. between Thi-d and Forrth
strects-Jchn " Jenkins 20 Michael J. Earring
ton. lot Is. square IS. SO
Isl Park rosd-Adolfne Reuter- q Grafton d. p.
Bailey, lot g. square 81. SO.
sos P street northWest-William A. Narccron %
Nabel L Marceron. part lot rs. square 81.
SO.
Iptersst-Ioseph r Wilkinson ard William r Shep-
pard CWiIkinson & Sheppard 70 Geo-ge W
BlsnkenshiD and Frank = WissnG. trustees all
propcrty 81
Long MeadcTs-AndrsW Tunhun q uK. O. William
c. Wcttis. lot s. and part lot B. block Sc. SO
Sixteenth street southeast between and Z streets
-MSttiC J. Mck. Allen et VIZ. Clarence G.. %
Jesse IL Shreere original lot o. square l015. so.
James F. Heed and Edgsr l. Bocrem. trustees,
10 sane original lot 2. square lo75. 10 jesse
NJ. shree7e 10 Charles W. Trey. original lots g
and q. square lo75. So
SeTenth street southeast. between and srreets-
Fisginia NJ Davis 70 Frank A. Burns, part crlsl-
rai LOT = square CO. So
Connecticut Avenue TgTraoc-Fulton r. Gordon q
W. to Frank A. Porteraeld. lots q. 2 and 2.
square ls59. Soe375
Near seventh street and Boundary uo-theast-
Francis A. BlundCn . ux. % Charles l
Ehlers. lot q SNARE Sc. sl4
Florida avenue uurl>=eSt- near Z stree--Aiargare'
Davis to john F. de Baum. iot g. slusre 6. SO
+ street northwest. between Sixth and Seventa
strcets-John r. De Baum e. TX 20 AarEare'
Davis part lot 5. square -, SO
street northwest. between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Efreets-AuDle p ara NeAut n UIAA-lA ~
Henry ]. Biddle lot g. square ~. So
r street northwest between Fnth and sixth streets
George C. Pumrhrey q ux- and Georgs n
Palmer e ux- ~ Harry J. Gctthold. lot 6,
square SO Sc.
seeopd rtrest southwest. between q and \ streets
Ida F. GRAY % Simon and Gustsre Open
heimcr iot g. square SCI. so.
CHEVY Chase-Jsmes W Siunsur q u1. 10 HcicT
H. Nav iot 6. sqnare $50 Sa
Petweeu and o and Fi-st I'd Nor'h CSpi-o
streets northwest-Iohn T. CritteuGea e TX. %
Lsia 81 Ryan. lot i&. square 6ls, So
Thirty third street and Dent phase nCrthuss,-HeI
LATIN to Philip H. ChFistman. tart iot 2i9
sarsrc iz7S SO
Chew Chase-rhe Chevy Chase Lari Company d
James ". simpson. lats i AID T. sIIi-re lS67
SO
South CAPITOL ard n streets s91thaes--P hiladsi
phia. Baltimore and Washington RaiiUsy Com
Iany 70 Commissioners a he DISTRICT u Coium
bia part Reservation Il. 81.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-12

New York March 1.-The market for sterling TO
day was steady with rates five points higher. Rates
Tor actual business closed follows: Sixty days.
s55oa $50: demand. AsS05aAsslO; cables ASs0a
AsE Commercial bills were as Tor ninety days
snd ss5ass 5s Tor sixty days Flour bills. 4s52s fo-
sixty DAYS. Grain AS5A The supply Of grain and
cotton bills was scarce.
Money on call at the stock exchange opened to
day az IA per cent: highest ?; lowest n; closing.
2 Most Of the DAYS loans were 40 "a per cent.
Tine money unchanged. The limited exports u
gold have thus far had no effect. being more than
Offset by the supply Of money from other centers-
Rates were "a TO - per cent FOR sixty DAYS, ~
10 "a for ninety DAYS and four months, "a 10 ;
for Eve and six months. and 81 10 81 for over the
wear
The Washington herald., 1909-03-12
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. March ll--Wheat TO-DAY was dull corn
steady oats firm. rye easier. and -four steady.
WHEAT-Spot contract. L2lAL3ss; spot No.
red Western, l2sal.2fl4: March. L2sal 2pt; Anil
lZ3 asked; May. l2 asked: July. i05E; steamer
No. red LHisal.1a: receipts. 2Z75 bushels South
ern on grade. L2laLZ5i3.
CORN-Spot contract. G2aa72A; March. 72Sa-2a.
April. 7I7sE73: May. 75lsa7Jl; steamer mixed 704Sa
70si: receipts g rs bushels. Southern white corn
Tli5a73h: Southern yellow corn. 70ita7Zh
OArS-Stock IL elevators. l0.sis bushels: ship
ments from elevators. 7l& bushels. White. No. ?
e0asi: do. No s. 5saso do. No. 4 56ika57ls; mixed
No. 2 57isa5s; mixed No. J. Sa5si1; mixed No. 4
55asr1
RYE-Stock in elevators. $500 bushels: shipment,
from elevators 80 bushels No Western ne q.
port s6izas7: No Western. uptown delivery ssss5,
No. Western rye. uptown. So bag lots as 10 quail
Try and condition. 76aA
F1OUR-Winter extra 4.e0a4 50; winter clear. 40.
SIS; winter straight 5.35a55o: winter patent 5T0a
$50. spring clear ss5ais5; spring strsight SOFAS 60
spring patent 575aso0: City Mills best patent SIS
do. high-grade patent $50 do. hgh-grade straight
800; do choice family. $50 de-, extra, s.seai.s5.
Rye fouT. medium 70 choice. AZai0 Corn meal
per 100 lbs Ls0al-7o
The Washington herald., 1909-03-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. March u.-CATTLE- Receipts. 600
market steady. Prime beeves. 5.50s7.s0 poor 20
medium, z.70a5.7o; stockerS and feeders. s50s550,
cows and heifers. 340a5T5; Gamers. 200as -
Texans 4ooa575-
HOGS-Receigts, ZOO; market opened steady
closing cents lower. Light 6Sa675: roughs
sscsss0: heavy. 5soaes5; medium. 655a6s0; PIGS,
sHEEP-Recripts 1900; market steady. Native
sheep. 32sa5.so: Western sheep. 3.5os5S5: native
lambs 6coa77s Western lambs. 575a5 So
New York. March u-CATTLE-Receipts 10
market steady. Dressed beef in rather moderate de.
mand az sal0 cents
CALVES Receipts. 40; market duh and m.
changed. Common 10 fair veals. 50Oa7o0; dressed
calves. weak; city dressed 81 country dressed
sal2Iz-
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recp,pas. 2sss. sheea
steady; lambs T00as.oO
HOGs-ReceiVts. go Feeling soninally frn-
The Washington herald., 1909-03-12
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished By W. r. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the Kew York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building. 70 Fifteenth street northwest
New YORK March n.-Cotton opened at a decline
Of 70 points and sold to points lower under
liquidation hy old longs and scattering bear pres
SIRE encouraged By lower cables. and last night g
forecast Tor rain in Texas to-day OF tomorrow At
the decline arbtrage houses were buyers and there
was some support from leading bulls. but while
this demand caused a rally CT 2 or more points
during the middle Of the morning trading was less
active on the advance than il had been on the
break and the market was unsettled. The market
was dull and quiet 70 the Close with prices to 2
points above the lowest for the day.
Receipts at the ports were 1900 bales. against
IS 800 last week and 1879 last year For the week
1000 bales. against is2Z5 last week and lo0.7S5
last year Receipts at New Orleans were $50 bales
against 5ss2 last year. and At Houston s3si bales
ira. Z "a Last rcnr
The Washington herald., 1909-03-12
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

New York. March u--sUGAR-Iate yesterday a
sale Of go bags Porto Rico centrifugal sugar was
made at 37ss3.so. basis g test. C. l. T., and the
range quoted az 3.s0a3s for g test Centrifugal
3SoaSs5 Tor Museovado. 20 test. and 5.05a3u for
g test mOlasses sugar. To-day the holders are ask
ing Ht least Il6c Advance
NAVAL sTORES-Flrm market for spirits tirr-
pentine - savannah. resulting in better market
al New YORK. and the tone was nm al around,
with machine-made barrels here quoted AZ 40lsa4l
while at Savannah s was quoted. Rosin was quiet
with comrl51 70 good strained named at 3.2ss33o.
Tar ruled quiet and unchanged At 40 for oil
barrels
BUTTER-Receipts. ISIS packages; fancy steady.
Creamery extra. 3; hrstS 3aZ7ls; seconds Za2S;
State dairy tubs. poor TO fair. lsa2: imitation
creamery Arsts Aa22 factory rsts lgl1a2o; seconds
lslsaB
EGGs-Re-sipts. nes4 cases Nearby white.
fancy. 2ia2fiz; hrsts. isiz; seconds. 70.
MILL FEED-Dun and steady. Spring bran. In
lO0lb sacks 70 arrive. 800: standard milling
200: city bran. &.3o. in bulk; Western red dog.
$780, to arrive; winter wheat bran, in loolb SACKS
$50
OATs-Weaker: fairly active. No. white. 6ozsl :
No white. 5ea60 No. white, 5sa59, No mixed
s. : natural and clipped white. track. 57a62t
FLOUR-Hnn; far inquiry Sf-lns PATENTS, 5.7oa
SIC; spring clears, 4.Sa4@i winter straishts, 5Fa
SIS: clears, a75a5O; Kansas straights IN sacks,
5s5a550; Kansss clears. 4.5osf.s5.
RYE FLOUR-steady; moderate inquiry; quoted
A25al.75
CORN AIEAIs-Steady: demand moderate Kiln
dried for export 80; coarse meal IN bags, L4alf7.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Steady: hfeless trade;
quoted Ooa23.
HAY-Receip,s. 20 tons; steady; inactive. Prime
timothy s.: No l. soasZl; No. 2 72lAa75; No ;.
6a57ih
sTRAw-Receipts. 10 tons; strong; light supply.
Long rye LigsaLl5.
BEEF STEADY Family. l5-OoalS5O; packet. lL0a
A&
PORK-Fim; inquiry inactive Mess. ls0als. 50;
family ls5oal9O.
TALLOw-Inacsire; unchanged City. IN hogs
heads g.
LARD-Unchanged. Prime Western l065: city.
l025. refined continent 1850: South American,
LOO: refined Brazilian. Kegs. $50: oieustearine,
lS5s: lard stearine inactive; New York. III: Chi
caro III.