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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-30
EVERYBODY BUMP.D
 CRESCENT BOHLERS

Two City League contests were roll ed last night at the Arcad de alleys, the Crescents taking two points from the Park Citys.. and the Clintons taking all three from the same team. The first game was one of the most excit- ing and closest exhibitions ever rolled on the alleys. the Park Citys taking the first string by one pin. losing the second by eight pins and also the third by one pin hggins' 235 in the last string saved the game for the Cres- cents.
 The second game was rather one sided, except in the lest string which the Clintons took by SIX pins.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-30
DISTRICT OF BRIDGEPORT, ss: PROBATE COURT

March 29 A. D., 1909. Estate of Patrick Noonan, late of the town of Bridgeport, in said dis trict, deceased.
 Upon the application of the admins trator praying that he may be author ized to compromise a certain disputed claim against said estate, as per appi1- cation on file more fully appears, 1t is
 .ORDERED-That said application be heard and determined at the Probate Office, in Bridgeport, in said district, on the 2d day of Agori.. A. D., 1909, at Il o'clock ln the forenoon, and that notice be given of the pendency of said application and the time and place of hearing thereon, by publishing this or der once in some newspaper having circulation in said district, and by causing a copy of this order to be left with or sent by mail postpaid to all persons known to be interested, or to their attorneys, on or before the 30th day of March, 1909, and return make to this Court.
 EDWARD P. NODES. a* Judge.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-30

GOAL TENDS AVERAGES.
 Stopped. Missed. PC. Bannon ..-..-..412t 416 908 |
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-30
FOOTBALL PRACTICE AT YALE

New Haven, March 30.-The early spring pfActice of the Yale football squad will begin April 19 according to announcement made today, and will be under the supervision of Coy, Whea- ton, Burch, Riddle and Copman. The work will be light and will consist of passing and kicking.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-30

These Pianola Pianos were the common property of the different messes to which they belonged. They were not played by one or two people as would be the case in private home, but were used by anywhere from dozen to a hundred or more different individuals / According to the testimony of the officers and men, the different Pianola Pianos were played almost continuously during the whole fourteen months of the cruise, and saared with the big guns the interest of all visitors who came aboard
 The Battle Fleet covered over 4s,ooo miles in its trip, crossing the equator four times. It passed from the extreme cold of the Straits of Magellan to the heat aud humidity of the etropics
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-30
CANS IS DYING OF TUBERCULOSIS

Denver, March 30.-Joe Cans, the "Old Master, has not long to live, according to a statement today by Charley White, the referee. He de- clares Cans is in the last stages of tuberculosis and that the colored fight CT has fought his last ring battle. Cans, it is said, developed consump- ton right after he fought at Gold field
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-30
LANE BEATS TREADWELL
 IN Y. M. (. A. TOURNAMENT

The pool tournament at the Young Mems Christian Association is nroJi,,c, ng some good exhibition pool One 1f 4z1e best games of the series was 14tween Treadwen and Lane fasf
 lftz After two hours of hard work
 zn& EuCceeded In reaching his hun
 111q44 with Treadwell at ss.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-30
COVERS
 JOHNSON'S FORFEIT

There will be two games Wednesday evening. At six o'clock Bennett and
 Tonlinson will play off their match, after which Duff and Burns will struggle for supremacy. Any men, whether mem bers Of the association or
 not, are invited to watch the matches.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-30

The next meeting of the directors of the Connecticut League will be held in New Haven, April 5. The schedule will be adopted.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-30
THE FINAL FIGURES
 IN NATIONAL LEAGUE

The official averages of the season just closed in the National Roller Polo League appear below. Lewis leads the goal getters, with Hart second and Thompson third. Higgins made a great record in taking rushes. uncovering the spot S06 times. Hardy made the larg- est number of fouls and Bannon leads the circle men. The avera ges follow:-
 RTIGHES TAKEN
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-30
THE FARMER: MAHCH 30, 1909.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT DISTRICT OF BRIDGEPORT ss. PROBATE COURT.

FebruarN ?, 1yUy. Estate of William H. Hopkinson, late of the town of Bridgeport. in said dis trict deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Bridgeport. hath limited ard allowed six months from the date her sof for the Creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neg lect to present their accounts properly attested within said time. will be de- barred a recovery. All persons indebt- ed to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 JAMES T. ROURKE e 20 g Administrator.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-30

ditiona1 forfeit of $1,000 to bind a matcn with Jack Johnson, heavyWeignt nt champion The actor-fighter sa1o that he would go to New York April 1s to prepare for the fight. and he an nounced that the tentative arrange
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-30
GOTCH IN TRAINING
Especial from United Press.)

Especial from United Press)
 Chicago, March 30.-Frank Gotch, champion wrestler, arrived here today and immediately started training for his match with Yussif Maymoul, the .'Terrible Turk April 19 Farmer Burns, Emil K. Lank and Mike Dwyer are his training partners. Gotch will do considerable road work and will wrestIe with one of his partners every afternoon.
 mentS.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-27
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

! Trading yesterday on the Washington
Stock Exchange was largely IN the local
! railroad securities. The good showing
OF the companies last year has had a
good effect upon the securities. and al Of
them are held for a rise by those who
have them for sale.
One Columbia railroad bond sold for
III, one Metropolitan bond for 113, and
one Potomac Electric. 5 per cent, at 1854.
Capital Traction stock sold at I52lz. On
sales Of 10 shares in three lots. Railway
common passed from Az to 4 new high
territory for that stock on the present
movement The preferred shares. several
odd lots. and two quotation lots OF 50
shares each. at S6Z 10 s.. adding about
half point to the previous price.
Bell Telephone in response to the drop
in the stock on the Northern exchanges,
fell of about point here. selling at 1Ol.
After little trading in the bank shares
at prices that have generally prevailed,
business closed for the day.
/ 1t was announced on the exchange yes
terday that the seat Of Thomas R. Jones,
formerly president Of the National Saw
ings and Trust Company. has been pur-
chased by John F. wilkins. for S5.y75.
I The Bryce Moses seat sold at auction
the other day az 8. 100, is said 10 have
been purchased by Carroll Pierce, Of Alex
andria.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-27

Great interest Is being manifested. Dot.
al the Marine Barracks and al Fort
AIyer. over the boxing bouts TO be he'd al
the fort on Friday, February 8. between
picked representatives from both posts,
il being intended 10 match q man from
the barracks against one from the fort
For some time past classes 81 both
posts have been working out diligently
under the supervision Of Prof. Sixsnith,
and Il seems that his teachings have been
so simple aid II the same time so thor-
ough. that within The short space OF z
few weeks the men have been able 70
put I'd a clever article OF boxing.
As they have become proficient, the
soldiers have grown desiTous Of testing
their skill, so IN order 10 please them.
and at the same time put the finishing
touches on their training by some actual
experience fl the ring. Slxsmith, with
the assistance OF the commissioned Off
GERS al the two posts, arranged these
bouts. It's a safe bet that they VIII De
the real goods, as Prof Sixsmith would
never risk his reputation on them other
wise.
There viii be seven bouts in all, two
lightweight and FIVE welter-weight. IN
the lightweight class Baker, q the bar
racks, viii oppose Douglas. OF the fort.
while Lewis, OF the barracks. viii be pit
ted against Ducker, of the fort In the
weiter-weight bouts Slakett, Demers,
ksstneT, Cassidy. and Mcclellan, Ct the
barracks. viii oppose. respectively. Shar-
low. Sawyer, Duesberry. Kruger, and an
unknown from the fort
Not only among the privates and 1Ol-
commissioned officers is enthusiasm rife.
but also among the commissioned officers,
as It was through their cooperation that
the bouts were arranged The goes VIII
be four-round affairs, each round being
two minutes Prof. Sixsmith's ability as
a boxer and athletic instructor Is well es-
tablished all over the country, his meth
DDS being heartily indOTsed by many aU-
thorities on the manly art from PreS-
dent Roosevelt down, and as these bouts
viii directly reflect the teaching the men
have received. the boxing public Of the
District should receive rare treat
The Washington herald., 1909-01-27
WILL ENTER HOPKINS MEET.
fremont Athletic Club of This City
Represented

The fremont Athletic Club OF this city
viii send q junior relay team and some
individual runners TO the meet at Balti-
more Saturday night.
The fremont Athletic Clubs Junior
team viii run the Baltimore City Col
Iege Juniors OF Baltimore, the recognized
Junior champions of the South The
Hermise Athletic Club. Of Baltimore. cap
tured the junior championship Of the
South at the South Atlantic meet n Bal
timOre last summer, with the Baltimore
City College second and the fremont
Athletic Club third. and as the Hermise
Athletic Club has now disbanded il leaves
the Baltimore City College the junior
champions OF the South
The relay team Of the fremont Athletic
Club viii be composed OF Capt z.
Swing. 7. z. Stokes. D. S. johnson, and
c Rose
Capt Z. Swing and T. z. Stokes are
entered in the 1ee-yard dash open handi-
cap, and J. Rupertus in the halt mile
open handicap.
The fremont Athletic Club intends 10
enter all the indoor meets in the South
this year. and would be very glad 10
hear from all junior teams In the South
IN quest OF q match relay race. The
Blooningdale Athletic Club. OF Washing
tor. %. c., is preferred.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-27
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. jan s.-wheat to-day was daIl; co-n-
frn: oats. easy; re. dull. aud -four. steady
WHEAT-SDot contract. Lo75salo71i; SPOT No. 2
red Western. LGlzaLO7z; January, L07Nai-g7l1
Feb-ua-y. L0ZaLes; Nay. L0si5alOss.; stszme.
No 2 red. LOgzzI-os5z: receipts, E.6u bushels
Southern. on grade. 1-o4al-o--
CORN-spot Contract 561ssseas; January. s5ln
ss&: February 66EGS6h; March. s55ssss%; May,
67sss67st steamer mixed. s4tss4ss: receipts. S55S-
bushels: Southern white corn. S5l5asEz; Southern
yellow CON-. Sass
OATS-Stock in elevators. l95S 81 bushels; ship
ments from elevators, l. 50 bushels White, No. 2
s5a5Ss: do No ; sia5zi1s DO. No. 4, SSSSS'4
mixed No 2 "a: mixed No ;, 5saSsis-
RTE-Stock II elevators. SO bushels; ship
meuts frou, elevators. 50 bushels. No ? Western
rve SeaSZz; No. ( Western ne uptown delivery.
90. bag lots. as 70 quality and condition. 75s1.
FLOUR-wintsr extra. 4o0a40; winter clear.
ls5a45O: winter straight, 4saa475; winter patent.
5O0a5. 10: surinz clear. 45s4.55; spring straight
soasI5- spring patent 55oa5-s5; City Mills best
patent. SIS; City Nils hish-grAde patent, SIS;
CITY Mills high-Tade straight, SOS; City Nils
choice family. AS. City MEls' extra, 3T5a2o Rye
for7r. uesiun 70 ehoics. 4ZsaA5. Com meal. per
10 fbs L7GaL1
The Washington herald., 1909-01-27
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. jan &-BUTTER-Receipts sr
packages. Creamery. sxuz, 81; imitation creamery
arsss. zazi
EGGs- Receipts. 1854 packages. Nearly white.
fancy. 5iaSs.
SUGAR-Ths TzS sugsT market vas a shade
lower. wlth sale nf about y % hazs. bet the
business not better than SIC duty-paid Prices
were quoted as follows: Centrifugal IS test 570a5.
Museovsdo. s. test AG0 and molzsses sugar. s.
test "a
NAVAL STORES-Spirits tu7rertins were held
someEhat finer with tho market showing a light
decline. and machine-made barrels were Qu0ted at
s cents here At savannah. the market vas
irm. slis Rosin ruled steady. and unchanged at
Ss5 for c1nmon 70 Eood strained Tar ruled quiet.
but steady and unchanged at 500 for oil barrels.
MILL FEED-Steady; trade IS dull Spring
bran in loO-Ib sacks 70 arTe. $50; standard mill
ing. 80; city bran. 2460. IN buik; Western red
dog 500 70 arrive; winter wheat bTzn. il IoolD,
sacks &06.
OATS-Poor demand. No. ? white, 8aS; No. 3.
white. 55iza56: No. l. white. 5llza5ls. No. 2
mixed. 54 natural CLIPPED, white, tracks, ssas2
FLoLR-Steady; cu;et- Spring patents 660a5. g
sgTTing clears. A5s450; winter StTaights. 475a4S
clears. AZa45o; Kansas stights. n sscSs. 4Slas To-
Kansas clears. AEaL50.
RYE FLOUR-Trade dun. We quote GgaL5o
CORN MEAL-Fsir; steady; business inactive.
Kin, dr1ed. for export As; coarse meal. in bags
BUCKwHEAF FLoUR-Unchangsd; trade slo-.
.50aZ g
HAY-Receipts. 1850 tons; fat. iszctivs dealings.
Prime timothy 60: Nc !. s.: No ? 20: No. ). 10
STRAW-Receipts. 80 tons: steady; snail trsns-
actions. Long Tye. lis
BEEF-Stsady; noderats dealings Family. i6ooa
$50; packet. iA50Al5.09
PORK-Frm: supply light Nss B5oa1.S;
family. Is50al9O0.
TALLOw-Steady; little demand CITY. IN hogs
heads, S cents
LARD-FeatuelesS. Prime Western. Zoo: CITY.
go: refined continent 10I5; South American. Io.s5
refined Brazilian kcEs, rs; oleostesrns, IN; lard
stearine. slow; New York Z; Chicago. Il
The Washington herald., 1909-01-27
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Prices quoted are uholssal,-l


BUTTER- -CreameTy. fancy. 8a32; Western frsts
%. seconds. saz; process. fancy. 2ia25; fair 70
sood. 2aZ; dairy. choice. lsals; gOod. IS: store.
packed. fresh. Is
CHEEsE-New York State fancy. large. lz4; do.
snail. ls.
ECCs-Near-b7- fancy. Virginia. Ioss OF. q
West Virginia and Southwest Virginia. 2: Tennes
see. Sc; North Carolina. d
LIVE POULTRY -Chickens. I5aI7; hens. T.
roosters. 6: ducks. large. l2ai4i 90. snail. Ball;
geese. 7as: do. fancy ioal2. turkcys. toms L,
do. hens. IS. taTkeys hin. p: keats loaIs
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys. IsaZ. thin ~.
"A. chickens. I5. hers. cl0oe. 3. roosters. ssg
aucks, Ilal5: geese lla13; osDons pounds average
pound % small. y
do heads Of. Isl2; hog dress calves. 70; hans
country. sugar cured I2zH; hos. snail ard neat
Der ert. 10; do. neu.um. 7ooa7-59. d.. hesYy.
CANE RABBITS. per dozen. zoa25o: kits. 75a1 %
ousl fancy 3oa3.25: EnsH. ZezZ5c; s1uirryls
each eas: cposSams esch. 2aalG
VEGETABLES Potsfcss. none -gT0En - hrishsl
s5a-0- ue7 bbl L75s20o; Eastern Shore Der hfl
L75aZoo- sHest potatoes. Der bbl. L25al g, ysns
ufr bbl Lo2aLB, carrots. pr bhl. Ll5aI50. clcs-m
RS ~ baskst LEaL50. c1c1mber pfcsles ~
BASKET. falls czbbsge. Der b5L. Ll01150; ssull-
nozer. PEI bbl, Z0s3ao. cel-sy. Ier doz. stalks.
ssasG. lira bans per O.. zaIo; ouious per bushsl
a17s; Maryland and Eirssais. per bbL LsezIo.
Ohio. Der bbl L5aL55s pumpkins. peE bbL. 50a7s
squash. per bbl- BALI
GREEN FRUTTs-OlnEss. pcr box ZssEo5.
s4ape frGt per box. 30oafde. aupses. KmE u--
rhs sea25e; YORK Imperial p4cksd s0oaE g
Ben DAVIS. packed. 1saL1i; Vine sap. packed
T5afg- Alhem8rle PiPpiI E0oa5 %. good "a
prime. 2ooa1o0, poo- 70 far. L5z290. open-hsdd
barrels. c1mm0n 20 good. l6osL5o. fancy table
fruit 25os5.55s crauber-5Gs. Cape Cod per bel
7.ooass 50. do psr standard crate. 29a22; p5ne-
spples. Florida. per cate 3goas o.
DRIED FRCITS-Arples, sliced. fancy. &; Co.,
sliced bright 81 cherries. y. hzckberrss A.
rhortletsrTes. %; raspbeuies =
GRAIN-Whea- southern. On ETade. Eal09, ~
55a3. corn. s1eIed white. 6sa7si DO yeIloE, 6Sa7z
rev ear S15aL05. oats. Western white. Ne. 9
5ss65- do mivc6. 55alS
BAY AND sTRAW-Hay WeStc-n. No !. I35aa
400; No. . 1ea-25o. mixed. u0al2o9- S;rzz.
re bundle "A sali g; re machi1e thrEshsd Io os
l05o; wheat Gooas 80 Cat straE peT t0n. seo4s 90
The Washington herald., 1909-01-27
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished By ". b HiShs & Co. msm-
bers q the New YORK Cotton Exchauge Hibbs
Building. = Fifteenth street northwest
New YORK, Jan 8-Ths bears today rads 8
hsrce attack upon cotton. enboldened By the kuc-
cess Of Their tactics yesterday. But when they hal
beaten prices down TO points. a rush q buying
orders reached the ring, and the bears Eere forcsd
out cf the running Trading beams duU IN the
afternoon. but prices held vel to within points
q the highest foT the DAY Ths close was 70 Il
points above the opening
Receipts 81 TIE ports were s.. 900 bales. against
q. .sel last week. and a,7l2 last year For tbe
week 2i0oo3 bales. against "a lSs last week. aad
80 OF last rear Receipts a. New Orleans -srs
l5-14 bales. against le.sS last yezT and AZ H0us-
ton Is T6 baleA sFainst IS 80 Insf mn
The Washington herald., 1909-01-27
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

BaItimore. Jan S-Quo,stioos established By
tie Baltimore Frui. and Procucs Association are
for wholesale lots
BUTTER CresneTy. fsnc. per lb-, SsScz; imi-
tafi0r Za2s- Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls 1sa
D store-packsd Ohio l6llT do. West Virginia and
PENNSYLVANIA dairy prints. lsals
EGGs-3laryland. Pennsylvania, and nearby frsts.
3. Eastern shore. Maryland. and Virginia, 3;
Western frsts 3: West Virginia. 3.
LIVE POULTRY-SDri1g chickens, per ID, l4al5;
hens heavy-weight per h, l2ss; ducks. pe- b,
I2sls. do white Pekins peT ID. i2a8; geese. per
n IIaI4: pigeons YOUNG pair. ia20; do. ed par.
8. g1inea fowl old each. .; do. young II lbs.
and over. each. 90, turkeys- young hens, per ID.
7azq9- vovnz r7bble-s Per Ib- lsal9; do small and
thin usr d. fiai2, Old toms, per Ii. l6al7-
DRESSED pOULTRY-Turkeys. chOics. fat.
voune hers. PER II. =; mixed. young and cd
issle. old tons. FaI5 To0r AID thin. l2al3 Chick
ers straight. yOuug per b, llsl5; mixed young
and Id. Isais. Ducks. choice. fat. per ID. liaI5
Geese, nearby. choice, per u, ioaiL Capons,
Us and oFer. pr ID. e; small and mixed. lsals
sins uzF lb 1f115-
The Washington herald., 1909-01-27
NEW YORK MONEY.

New YORK. Jan E.-SterlinE firm. with rates 3
points hi-hsr- Rates fer sCtual business were:
SIXTY days 4-si5ol3-5f55. demand. 457sa4 4s735
cables. as7Eals $50.
Ccmnercai bills wsre 4S5& for ninety dzys ard
lsfsa4s47i for sixty days Flour bills were Ash
for SIXTY days TIE supply of grain and C0ttol bls
WIS moderate.
opened a. n Qer cent highest, X; lowest. II;
closing. IA Most Of the days loans were a. II
per cent
Time money oouriuued easy. Supply was still IN
oIosas q demand, but fairsized business waz
done. Rates. 2it psT cent fer sixty DAYS ZzaZ& fS-
ninety days. 2S.a3 for four months and for five
and 81 months.
Me7z11iie papz- cane into the market rather
slowly Absorption was quite rapid Rates Sizs4
psT csut for sixty and ninety days i1dorsed bills
receivable; SAsfA per cent for choice four and siK
months. single uazass; @5sa5 per cent for othe-
The Washington herald., 1909-01-27
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

szles-ReEuiEr oaIl Il O'Clock uoOz.
Columbia Railroad S. Na AZ III
Metropolitan Railroad Is. S000 at IL
Potomac Electric Light g S.Se st losE
Capital traction 5 az LZis
Washington Railway and Electric onmmon. % q;
Ais % a. az 80 az e.
Washington Railway and ElectTic pTvfr5-sd. 70 a.
So. at St. 3 az 8. $ Al s.. Is a. g. s AZ g.
% at e. % az SIS
beu Telephone q PelnsyiTania. 70 at lei.
Mergeuthaler Linotype a. 0s5s tczsh,.
American Security and Trust . AZ 25.
National Savings and Trust. 70 at iss's.
United states Trlsf- I AZ I00it 10 a. Iogz
Emerson Steam Pump. . a. z
After call-3iitchei Mining so AZ SD
Following are The bid and asked pricss On ysstsr.
.ays Washington Stock E1chanse:
Gas BONDS
The Washington herald., 1909-01-27
YALE PRACTICES FOOTBALL.
Capt. Coy Puts Centers and Quarters
Through Early Stunts.

New Haven. jan 2S.-Yale to-day be-
gan to prepare for the football season
OF 1902 Capt Ted Coy called out the can
didates for the center and quarterback
POSITIONS. Eleven men. Including six
OUarterbacks and five center=. registered
and It is expected that fully twenty can
6idates VIII be enrolled before the list is
complete Capt. Coy and Backield
Coach Wheaton were in charge. Head
Coach Howard Jones will be here for
part OF the practice OF this squad
The work viii be done on the gymna-
SUM floor and will not take the place Of
the regular outdoor spring practice which
began in December Ford johnson and
Pop Corey. who played quarterback in
the big games last fail. are training. and
Howe and Merritt Of the freshman eleven
OF 1908. are IN line
The Washington herald., 1909-01-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. jan 2s.-CATTLE-R Receipts. go head
market steady. Prime bceves 5.5ss4o; poor 20
medium s.ooa5.sD; stockers and feeders. 2s5a5- %:
COWS ard heifsrs. 38a5-5O: ClHneTS. L7jazso.
Texans. 35sa55.
HOGs-Recripts. neo head, market opened
steady: closed &c lower Light SeoaG-s9; roughs.
5.s5aas5: hezEy. 5eoaR55; nilsd, s-l5s655; pigs,
463s5so
SHEEP-Receipts. 1900 head; market stronger.
Native and Western sheep. SZ5a5.o5; native lambs,
8.51a7.70; Western lambs, A75a770-
New York, Jan 26-CATTLE-RecsiDts I5o
head: feeling steady. Dressed bcef steady.
CALF FES-Receipss so head; veals steady. Yeals,
500; culls. 40 Indiana calves a. dressed calves
weak
SHEEP AND LANIBS-Receipts. z+9 head
sheeD steady; lamhs firm, Sheep 2ooa5.oe; calls,
20; LAMBS, 7.ooszeZi9; culls. 4Ea5W: yearllngs.
EoGs-RscoivtA I5O head; fTn for al xciEh.A
The Washington herald., 1909-01-27
Ror.. nennrtment yNIn.-

The Boys Department OF the Y. " c
A. defeated the NOrthminster FIVE last
night in the winners hall. by 10 10 s
The game was one Of the best played
IN the class c League so far this sea
son, the result being in doubt until the
last few minutes OF play. when . goal
by French. forward for the winners,
broke the tie and decided the score
The Washington herald., 1909-01-27
LOCALS LOSE IN SHOOT.
Baltimore Revolver Cracks Take
Lead fn Recent Match.

Spec1al q Tie NashinEton HeTaid-
Baltimore. Jan. 2s.-The Baltimore re-
volver cracks are elated over their de-
feat Of the Washington contingent on
Monday night and are expressing every
confidence that the trophy which has
been offered the aggregation winning
three out Of five matches viii TALL 10
them at the next shoot.
The local team has so far annexed
two out OF the three matches which have
been shot, the first going 70 Washington
and the next two to the Baltimore sharps.
Ths next match viii be pulled of some
The Washington herald., 1909-01-27
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished BY W. P. Hibbs & Co., usn-
ters q the Chiesgo Beard q Trade. Hisbs Build-
ing. IS Fifteenth street northwest
C1i2Eo Jan 1s.-Whe1t to-day Vas rs-y zcsfve.
specially IN the cary trading. hesvy seiii1E b pit
traders being met hg equally hssvy h-yinz b. es-
rato- interests Afser rooz tie u1E-ksr beczme dun
and weaz. u-io-s closing about : cclt a buslei
lower tha1 the opcuirE.
Cora VAS cTm 90 8 rsv7rw margin q business
Oats oQSued higter. but later fuTled dull and
~eak folIo-ri-s ths clslrs5 q Wheat
Provisions Wg-e VETy dun and Ve1k oTeuiug
lower AID losing grUg-i Throughout the session
The Washington herald., 1909-01-27

New 1ork. jan h.-WHEAT-Nesker: snail
trade No ]. Northern Duluth 70 arrive. lisa
No. 2 red f O. b. I09i7. Nc. hard New York
T. o. ,. lisa. No. l. macaro1i. LI5a {. o. b !.
No. J. Northern NaUitoha, z o. b. LI52 No 2
Manitobs. T. O. B.. LlZz.- Exp1r-ers took 70 loads
mainly Dur1m a1d Manitohs.
CoRN-stsady. little inggiry. No. 2 elevator.
70 arrive. %. No. 2. f o. b.. sp0- Ga: No. 2 20
arrive, s Z o b: No 2 yellow. I o. b. 81
No. 2 white T. O B.. nominal Exp0r-as tock
loads.
RYE-SlCE. No. 2 sIA
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