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The Washington herald., 1909-03-14
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Saturday is always a dull day on the
local stock exchange. and yesterday was
no exception to the rule. Prices were a
little lower, and the trade was largely
of the bargain-hunting type where
brokers pick up the offerings and turn
penny on the subsequent rise in the
stocks when business is more lively
In line with this sort OF trading several
broken lots of Capital Traction stock
were sold AT 1919 and lS2 Washington
Railway and Electric preferred sold more
freely in quotation lots at fractions under
81 Washington Gas went to the record
at 20 l-2. and Meserthaler sold in various
sized lots at 206 to 205ik.
The mining shares came in for a deal
yesterday. Greene-CanaRea going for 9i3
and Mitchell al Is
After cali few Capital Traction bonds
were sold at H.
New York State Commissioner of Bank
ing Williams, in speech 10 a section Of
the Bankers Association, Thursday. said
that the financial disturbance of 1907 had
added $500. .O00,O00 10 the assets Of the banks
IN New York. and that the recovery was
now complete.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-14
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore, March 3-WHEAr-Stock ia elevators,
2D5,9e bushels. Graded loIs Of No 2 red ahoat
noininally at A2si1 per bushel at the close. Con-
tract to-day opened hrmer: May, LH Foreign
markets were all higher, while interior this side
were also hrmer. Settling prices officially posted
were: No. red Western 125ss: contract spot
l2St; No. red L2s5L; steamer No. red. L25li
steamer No. red Western. Tx. The market for
Western closed finn: spot. March. LIS bid. Con
uset closed hrm; spot, March. l5 bid; July.
Lo7lz asked.
CORN-stock in elevators. E7S7Ss bushels Graded
lots Of No white cOrn afost noninaily at "A per
oushe Track yelow corn. for domestic delivery Is
ECrth lS54a4 per bllshel for csrlots spot Cob
com Is fairly well urheld in price under lighter
offerings from the country and fair demand for
prime yellow a basis q 3s5a3.3 per barrel in
earotS Contract to-day opened firm: April 735za
ia Sales: 1000 April, 73S; 1000 MAY. T3&.
Settling prices officially posted were: For contracf
gS's; No. white. 7fis; steamer mixed. 7iK- The
market fcr Western closed easy Spot. March.
ISs asked: April T55E asked; May. ~ asked.
OATs-Stock in elevators. ls6s5 bushels: ship
ments from elevators 7ssT bushels. White No 2
6ea6l: do No. ). 5slss59iz; do. No 4. 5sila5zsz
mixed. No. ? 5iza5s; mixed No. 3 Sa5slz; mixed
No. l. 55as5A.
RYE-stoek in elevators. s65T bushels: ship
ments from elevators. ~ bushels No. 2 Western
re. export, IS sales; No ;. Western. uptown de
livery, sias5; No. 2. Western re. uptown. Ssas9:
bag lots. as to quality and condition. 7ea&
FLObR-Winter extra 4.60aiSe winter clear. 5.l0a
SSi winter straight. 5.55a550; winter patent 57Ja
sSoi sDriug clear 4ssai65: spring straight 60a5 So
&C.. highErade patent ESQ. do. highTade straiEht
500; do choice family $50; do. extra. 4sOai.sa.
Rye tour. medium TO choice, A2ss42. Corn zeal.
Der 100 lbs. L60alTa
The Washington herald., 1909-03-14
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
- quoted are rhoIesal.-l

BUTTER-Creanery. fancy. S2a3Z5: Western hrsts
9sSl; seconds 8S27; process fancy 95lsa25 fair to
good. za2i; dairy. choice. IS good lsaI7; store
packed fresh. l5al6
CHEEsE-New York State fancy. large. ISL: do.
small i5;s.
BGGS-Near-by fancy. Virginia. loss OF. IN
West Virginia and Southwest Virginia. III: Ten
nessee. III; North Carolina II duck. @.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens lsaZ3; hens. x
roosters. s; ducks large. l5al6: do, small. l2al4
geese. 1as; do, fancy, loal2; turkeys, toms. 20
do. hens. p; turkeys thin i2al5; keats lOaI2
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys. choice. npdravr
hens. 22a23; do, average. undrawn. 3a22 DO. thin
l2izal4; chickens. 2oa22; cap0ns 7-lb average pax
do. small. lsa20; hens l5al6: ROSTERS sa9: ducks
l6a1s: geese. Ilal3.
DRESSED MEATS-Calyes. fun dressed II. 6o
heads on. IL: hog dress calves, 10; hams. country.
sugar. cured. i2aiii hogs small and neat pe- ert
so0as-50; do, medium. 7.Ooa75O do heavy 5Oss OO
GAME-Quai. fancy. 22SaS5O: do. small. 20oa
vEGETABLEs-Pota home-prorn r.- -,
65a9O: Der b.. L75a2O0; Eastern shore. per ~.
L75a2o0; sweet potatoes per bbl.. 2eoa2 90. vans
Ter bbl, LSa20o; carrots. per bbi. L25aI50; cucD-
bers, per has, lO0al5O; celery. per doz. stalls
5Oas0; cucumber pickles Per bas-. 75sI25; cabbage.
per bbL. l0Oal5; caulihower Per bbl 2O0ss 40.
onions Per bus, 7oaso; Maryland and yirTinis Der
bbi., L4oal.50; Ohio. per bbi l75e2 90. Iettuce
Florida. per bbl-. LOoal&
DRIED FRUITS-Appies sliced. fancy. 4: do.
sliced, bright 81: cherries Z. hisek6rr-ies a.
Thortleberries, 10, EasDbeuies, II
GRAIN-Wheat, Southern. on arade Ilsal a.
re. 7s; corn. shelled. white. 7Oa75: do. yeIIoz
Toa75; new. ear. 40ozf.Z5 oats. Western white No
2 5sae2; old. mixed. 55aeO.
GREEN FRUlTS-Oranges, pel hoy sO0as N.
Florida, per box, 2ooa2Z5; grape fruit per Dor soa
Loo apples. King, per bbl., 30oa35o York TmueriaI
packed. AOoa450; Ben Davis pacEea S50as Is. Nina
Sap packed. S75a4.50; AlDe-narie Pipuin- sOOas m.
good to prime 2Ooa3.ee. rna- 70 far 51a9Oe. o-s
head barrels. common TO Eooc. LOCal So fancy table
fruit. i-0Oa500; cranberries. Cape Cox Der bbl :
7.00as.5o; do. Ier standard uate 2OOa2 8: nine
apples. Florida. per crate. 300a4O0
HAY AND STRAW-Hay. Western, No / is 5oa
H0o; No. 2. l2.OOai25O; mixed u0oal2OO straw.
rye. bundle .A0oaH59; rye machine thrashed. 1000
le5o wheat 66)a6.5G; cat straw per ton. 9OOas So
SUNDRIES-BeesWax q: tallow 6a65k: honey
white clover lib. new. Is: 90. z-Ib. new. IOsl2:
ginseng per b.. 5Ooa550; seneca. per H.. 40:
golden seal. ioa5; pink. l2Gli; mandrake sas snake
root. IS; walnut kernels. dry. l6alS
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool washed free Of burs
Per b.. &as9; do, unwashed. free Of burs per ID
2aa2i; do. bury, per h. l7als hides green per h.
sa9: do. dry. per h., l3al6; sheep skins, green.
each, 75alo0; do. dry each. 25a60 calf skins green
each. L1jalTs: muskrat eAch 1a3i; skunk each
black lTja225: mink. each s.OOa5OO; rabbit skins
each. /; oDossum. each. 2afo; each sOaLOO
fox. red. each. LGa2.5G; do. gray. each. soaIOo.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-14
PRICE RISE is SLIGHT
Almost No Market Exists for
Issues of Stock.
MO. PAC. THE ONLY FEATURE
Missouri Pacific Advances About One
Point, This Being Exception to
Rest OF Market-MOvement Was
Based on Interview with George J..
GOuId-Bank Statement Good.

New York, March 13.-There was vir-
tually no market to-day in stocks,
Prices rose above yesterdays close to
about the smallest extent that they could
rise and advance at all. then declined
in the same way.
Final quotations were. perhaps. in the
main, a little below those Of Friday.
but the only fuctuation AT all during
the day worthy of the name was an ad-
vance Of about a point in Missouri Pa
cific, based evidently upon inferences
drawn from the publication OF an inter-
view with George J. Gould as to the
existence Of friendly relations between
the Gould and Hartman railway inter
ests. Relations Of this sort have. how
ever. long been unconcealed.
The fortnightly report Of the American
Railway Association, showing the surplus
OF idle freight cars in the country, ex-
hibited a decrease which. II even slight,
showed the total quantity OF cars OF this
sort TO be less than at any time since
December 1t should be stated on this
point that in the opinion Of many rail-
road men. a fairly large proportion of the
cars thus carried in these monthly reports
as idle cars are, in fact useless cars
that must needs be replaced in due
course by new ones, probably OF steel
construction.
The weekly bank statement was. as II
was last Saturday Of more cheerful tenor
than had been looked for, not only be-
cause a much smaller cash loss was
shown than had been prophesied, but on
account of the considerable reduction in
loans. or the gold engaged for export
this week S2,0O00O0 did not figure in the
bank returns. 4 further small engage
ment Of gold was made for shipment 10
Argentina. and there IS little doubt that
these shipments TO South America viii
continue, as well as remittances to Eng
land while money rates here present as
great a disparity as they now do to those
prevailing in the English capital.
On the other hand the reserves in the
Bank Of England are once more mount
ing up TO high figures, and II can hardly
be great while longer before money viii
be in greater supply in England than IL
IS now. Meanwhile. the pressure Of inte-
rior banks in this country 10 lend money
keeps rates at this center at a level that
deprives gold export transactions of more
than passing interest in the financial dis
trict
The Washington herald., 1909-03-14
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. M1rch E--Quotatious as established BY
the Baltimore Fruit and Produce Association are
as follows:
BUTTER-Creamery. separator. per ID. 20; inus-
tatiou. ZAz5; pynts. Alb per d.. So=si: do. lib
So13l blocks. 2-lb.. Der h.. Sla3I: dairy rrints
Maryland. Pennsyivania. and Virginia per D. I5al7
Virginia and West Virginia. store-packed I5als.
Ohio. store-packed issl7; nearby rolls HAS Ohio
rolls Fais: West Virginia rolls l6aI7
EGGS-Maryland. PennsylTsnis and nearby 6rs,,
per dozen. Is: Eastern Shore. MARYLAND ana Vir.
ginia. IS Western hrsts. IS; West Vtrzinin IA
LIVE POULTRY Young chickens. as 70 size In
sa22; old hens. heavyweight. per h. Il ducks. Der
b., is: do. white Pskins per ID. II: piQeoDs
y0u1g. pair, 80; do. Old. pair. Is: guinea fowls
Cd. each. .; do Young. IL lbs. and over. each.
%; turkeys young hens. per h.. 2ls22; Young gob-
b.ers. per h, 3s2l. do. small and thin. per Ib.
i2al5; Old toms pr h., Is
DRESSED POULTRY - Turisy choice. IA.
Young hens. b.. 22a2S; mixed young and Old nan
old toms. Halls; poor and thin. l8alS Chickens-
Straight Young, per b.. las mixed younr and
CID I5als Ducks choice fat. Per ID. lsaI7. "a
pens. lhs. and orrr, per H.. Eaz; snail. medium.
2sa25: slips leaT.
GAME-Ducks mallard. per pair. heary-weszht.
oas0; do. blackheads heavyweight 4easo; do red
heads. CheSSpcste. L0al SC; do canrasbscss Chess-
peake. 2o0a25o whole deer. Per ID. lsaIs
POTAToES-Nhite. Western Maryland and Penn
sylvania. prime per has, Sss5; do New York.
prime. per bus. Sas5; do. Western prime per BUS
oSdhS' Sweets Easiern Shore yellOVs per hbi.
2T5aS0: do. North Carolina yeIows per bbl
3oo@S5O; fancy Delaware per bbl. 3Oaas50 yello~s.
per has. l.o0sl5
GREEN FRUITS AND vEGETABLEs-Applss.
Western Maryland and Pennsylvanis. bbl-. packed
3ooaf.oo: do. New York asserted per bbl ssoa5 %:
beets. new. Florida. DIT crate 2ea3 50; Charleston
per bunch. 4s6: cabbage. New YORK state per ton
45.0Oa5o0o; do. new Florida. per crate 2E5a3 .:
do. neT Charleston per crate 2a275; eelery hone
srovn per euneh Sss: cTanberries. Cape Cod. bbl.,
Dscsi3.o0; Per box. 22a300; c1cumbers Florida
per has. 3.ofaA50: eggplants Florida. per crate
4ea4S. gTaTe fruit. Florida per box 20Oa275
kale. native. rer bbl.. Sas0; lettuce North Caro-
Ina per has. L7a2oo: do. Florida pcr has
L5oa2 .; onions New York and Western psr bus
7a75; oranges. FlOrida. per box as TO size. 275a
50; spinach. native per bus box, Sas5; do
Norfolk. per bbl-, Lz5dl0; squash, Florida. per
zate. 22sa20 strawberries. Florida, Per quart
beans. Florida. peT haS aOa3 80: tnrnatueS Florida
per carrier. L5Ja3Oo.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-14
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

New York. March Gs.-BUTTER-Receipts. 3.75l
packages; fancy firm. Creamery, extra, 2slzas;
hrsts. 25a2Zz seconds 23a5 State dairy, tubs poor
70 fair, lsa2s; imitation creamery hrsts. Za22:
factory hrsts l93zaa; packing stock l6als
EGGS-Receipts 6.79l cases. easier. Nearby
white. fancy aa24is fresh. hTsts. lsis fresh sec
0nds ls
MILL FEED-Lifeless ard unchanged
OATS-Steady; slow trade. No. 2 waite 6oasi
No. ;, white, 59ae0; No T. white Sass: No 2
mixed 81 natural and clipped. white. on track
57a62h.
FLoUR-Dun festureless-SprinE patents. 67sa
as: spring clears. A6oa4s0 winter straights 560a
1le; clears. 475a5o0; Kansas. staights, in sacks.
5-35a55O; Kansas, clears, 450al.s5
RYE F1oUR-Steady; moderate inquiry, 42SaA 7S
CORN MEAL-Stesdy; demand moderate Kiln
dried. for export. $50 meal IN bags 45sl Al
BUCkWHEAF FLOUR-LReless. Quoted a.
2O0a225
HAY-Receipts. SO tons; steady; quiet business.
Prime timothy. S.; No. l, soas2iz; No 2, 7ZsSs75;
No 3 65a67k
sTRAw-Receipts. 30 tons; strong: light SUD
ply. Long rye, LIGisaII5
BEEF-Steady; small business. Family l5Ooa
Is 80: packet HO0al48
P0RK-Firm; demand is light MesS. 1SOoa1s 90.
family. i859sl9B.
TALLOW-Slow: unchanged
bARD-Strong- Prime Western $50: CITY 10 s.
refined continent. 1870; South American II 50; re-
nned BRAZILIAN, kegs l25o; oleostearine I5L lard
stearne, quiet. New York, Ia: Chicsgo, ia
The Washington herald., 1909-03-14
NEW YORK MONEY.

New Yc-k. March i3-Aioney on call vas no1ni-
nslly IL per cent TO-DAY. During the week. the
market was exceedingly easy. with ? and "a per
cent the range and - the average at which
loans were made
Time money during the week was very quiet Ap-
parently the gold shipments had sentimental
effect, possibly because they were more than Of
set BY the arrival q loanable funds from other
csnterS The continued ease in call money doubt
lcss had influence and added 10 the apathetic
attitude q borrowers Rates were: Itagi9 for
sixty days 2za2s. for ninety days and four months
29ta3 for I've and six months GLASS for over the
year.
Mercantile paper was issued with somewhat in
creased freedom. Demand was quite good here and
elsewhere Il was noteworthy that the quality OF
names offered rather closely scrutniZed. Rates:
3i5a4 FOR sixty and ninety days indorsed bills re-
ceirsbe; 3i5as for choice four 10 six months
single names; 4sa5 for Others less well known
The sterling market to-day was quiet with rates
a. Yesterdays level The market ruled very strong
during the week being practically unaffected by the
gold exports % London These amounted 20 s. 400
0oO and 81 GO shipment Of last wednesday be-
ing the drst export Of our gold % that center
since the week Of June q. 1907.
Excharce rates for the week ranged between sSO5
and LsS5
Rates Tor actual business closed follows; Sixty
DAYS. AS5oa4s6: demand. 4ssl0a4 Ssl5; cables. 4ss5
"a. .sSl5.
Commercial bills were 4si7s for ninety days. 4S5il
a s5ss for sixty days Flour bills were 4s55t for
sixty days grain, ASH.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-14
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Mount Pleasant ane Pleasant Plsins-Henry Yost
e. uz- 20 Chspin Brown and Henry n. Berg
nann. 70 secure Oriental Building Association
No 6. S2.so. part lot a
Square s5-AErsd L. Foster ct VI. 10 Henry n
Bersmann and Charles sehaier. to secure The
Northern Liberty German American BuldinE
Association No. S $50 part Of square.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Na-+h. q
Levy ct vir. James T.. 10 william Z. Ednou-
ston and Louis R. Peak, % secure Charles E
Marsh, s4.eoo. years. 5 Der cent. semi.annually.
lot S. block J.
Square l0s5-Wilan Murphy 81 TX. n Eor,.5o y
Taplin snd James F. Shea. to secure Michael
K Harlow, $50, years. s De- cent. semi
annually. lots y % = and part lot q.
Reno-Sarah J. Brown and Margaret II. Bates 70
Richard =. Psirc and Herbert A Gin 10 se-
cure Hillary ~ Smith. $500 1 months. per
cent lot T. block Is
henO-SarRh 4 Warren % Richard E Pai-o and
Herbert A Gin, 10 secure Hillary M Smith
SoO months, per cent. lot IS. block Is
Dieudonne and James Berry, 20 secure Per
petual Building Association, SEQ. parts lots
Sanls Addition to Washius4on-WiIlisrn a. Rseb
ardson et uI 70 B. Francis Saul and Walter
T. Hilton. 10 secure T. " saul s. 400 ; vears
So per cent. semi-annuaIly. lot I. SQUARE 2sr.
Cleveland Park-Oscar G. SOuneck e ux. 20 Amer
can Security and Trust Company 20 secure
National Savings and Trust Company 00 ;
years per cent scmi-annuaIly. LOT and Isrt
lOt 3. square Sei
square NS5-Catherine Digs % George F. Collins
to secure Isaac A. Boyd. 500. TO 90 months
per cent. lot 2.
Square sse-Nergia A. LandToigt TO George W
Brown and William KeT. 10 secure William A
johnson. 1900. years, per cent. semi-an-
nusly. LOT IS
Square l20s-Bsrnette Levy et ux. 10 John n suIIi
van a2e Erssine Gordon. 20 secure the Ma
tional Metrop0itan Fire Insurance Company Of
the District cf Columbia s. 50a. years. per
cent. senni-annEally. lot and parts lots 70
9 and II.
Square 59-Ida l. Smith TO Thomas Varker and
James r Bundy. to secure Clarence NJ De
Neile, $50. year. per cent lot T.
square 365-DaTid 3 AIun1ock p "a WIIlisr, A
Hill and Rignald ". Bean, 70 secure Gustav
annually. lot ls5
The Washington herald., 1909-03-14
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales-RGgular call. u O'Clock noon:
Capital Traction al l3lis at 1914. az -
Washington Raiiway and Electric pfd.. 35 at sc7s,
] at %5s, z al sA 50 al So3s. AZ @la. 50
az sos.
Washington Gas 3 AZ 7Oiz.
Bel Telephone of>Pennsylvania az 1914
Mergenthaler. l at 2o6. at eos 5 at 3D57s. 10 at
205ss. 10 az 25z.
Oreene CaIanca 100 al 81
Mitchell Mining. 100 at H. 100 az u 100 at =.
National Metropolitan Bank. 10 AZ no
Emerson Steam Pump . az Il.
GraphOphone pfd- 10 AZ 30.
After call-Capital Traction S. s. OoO AZ III. 5000
al IL.
Following are the bid ard asked prices on yester-
days Washington Stock Exchange:
GAS BONDS
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. March B-CATTLE- Receipts. 80
head no trading reported in live cattle: weak
dressed beef dull at salOc
CALNES-Receipts. I57 head; sellers holding firm.
but buyers indifferent; dressed calves dun. City
dressed veals. szalys; few at Il; country dressed
Sal9
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. 800 head. nth
ing doing ND TO a late hour; feeling steady on Buf
falo sdvices.
HoGs-Receipts. 3.160 head: rigs easy
Chicago. March lS-CATTLE-Receipts 800 head
market unchanged
HOGS-ReceiDts. 1000 head: market sslOc Iov.-
Light. 62a670: r0ugh. 6s5a6sO; heavy. e4Oss.S5 81.
mixed s65ae.so: pigs 5z5asl8.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. ZOO head; mar
ket uochsnssd
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W B. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the New YORK Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building. 725 Fifteenth street northwest
New YORK. March l3.-COtton was fairly steady IN
the early trading at points advance on reports OF
improved trade in China and favorable weekend
figures Liverpool cables were lower and rains
were reported in Texas which weakened rrices and
the market sold of about 4 points. recovering
slightly az the close.
Receipts az the ports were 1000 bales AGAINST
usb last week and l2.454 last year. For the week
l3o0o bales. against III I'd last week and s055 last
year Receipts al New Orleans were I7s2 bales
against 5.S5S last year and at Houston 407i bales
against 5Isf last year
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Lawsuits.

No $40. Arthur H. HerSchel vs.. The sous
Apartment H0use Company et al damages s. 80
Atterncys Ralston & Siddors W Z RichArdson
and f s Stewart
No 5li7s United States * rel Home Fnslr
ance Corporation - Thomas z Drake. ssperin-
Slater.
No 9l47e White AIiddleton Gas Engine Com
pany rs c. 2. Finch; account sIss 70 Attornev.
+. 5 Key-Suith
The Washington herald., 1909-03-14
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. per eWt.. a5Oa6OO; butcher. aOn.
go. common 20ca500
HoGs-Per cWt.. gross. s75a7OO; ordinary. DE-
cWt- 6ooas5
LAMBS-Choice l5als: medium. Ioal2
sHEEP-Prine ,4.5Qa5.oo; common s5oe4O0
CALVES-Prime. per ID, 9; medium. saslk
grass, 4.
2s a1Aaooo; old and dry. l0OOai5Oa
The Washington herald., 1909-03-14
The Original NIIcawber-

Prom the Cleveland Leader
The conquered gladiator cast his eyes
imploringly at the gallery.
What are you looking forg- asked the
visitor. tickling him playfully IN the ribs
with his spear.
I'm just waiting for something 10 turn
up answered the other with q wan
smile.
History ncSiects 10 tell us which way
the thumbs OF the spectators Eointed
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New 1orks March la-hHEAI-Highcr: more
active. No Northern Duluth 70 arrive l25i
Nc red. O. b. Isl; No hard New YORK.
I. o. b. L24lS: No l Macaroni. Ll3 L O. b. : No ]
Manitoba. l2Sis: No. ? Manitoba T. O. b 81
CORN-Fimer. but dull No. 2 elevator. 70 ar
rive. ssia; No. 2 T. o b.. spot. 7ss. No. > TO ar
rive 749t f. o. b.. No.-2 yellow. {. 0. b. 7{X: No
white T. O. b. nominal.
RYE-Dull; unsettled. No 2 Ghoat. domestic. IS.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished b. w. B. Hfhha H-Co mrn.
bers Of the Chicago Board Of Trade Hibbs Build
irg. Is Fifteenth street northwest
chicago. March 3--After weak opening wheat
was active and firm Tho market suffered from cnn-
siderable selling on profit account. some q the
professional longs dsposinC q part Of their lines
but prices held well 20 the close
Corn duh and fcatureIess.
Oats were steady and dull
Provisions we're active and steady.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-14
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY w B. Hifbs a Co.
members New York Stock Exchange HiDbs Build.
ing. - FfJeenih street northwest.
CALL M0NEY-SALES BY HOURS:
Money! o., I$si H., - l., 1&j Cl., *.
shares 10 IL .I2=, 600
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EquifH Suifn

No ASoa In re frank J. Lewis: for chsnze
oi name Attorney. ?. L. Mitchell
No ~. John r SEOot rs. Frances 2 Smos.
e. az appoint trustee ssii. Attorney, sa1ne
No 1ae In re Publishers Clearing Conpsnv.
ehAnse name Attorneys. Dan. Peyser & Taylor
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DAILY COURTRECORD.
Saturday, March I3, 1902
DISTRICT COURTS.

uEA u AFpSa5s
Assignments 'or TUESDAY March Is isos.
No 9S. Mayer IS. American Security and Truss
company. Attorneys Brandenburg & Branden-
burg-W. F. Mattingiy and J. b Larner.
No. lsso. Baum v. hnabc Company Attorneys
q !. Peyser and Milton Strssburger-C. l. Fra1ey
and J. A. LYMAN
No. 1913 Capital Traction Company ". Dirrer.
Attorne5s. K X. Perry & Son and c. 7. Dunlop.
No. 800 Gonpers e al EG The Bucks Stove
and Range Company Attorneys. J. H. Ralston-
Dsliel Davenport.
No 1884, Minnix Company " smith & Bros
Atorne:s. T. B. Rhodes and Wilson & Barksdale-
II. ". Whoatley
No 1877 Jaquette vs.. Capital Traction COMPANY
Attorneys, X. T. EFans-R. r. PeTry Son and
g. r. Dunlop
Special calendar Q: Coke vs. District q Colum-
blA Attorneys. ". c. Prentiss-F. H Stephens.
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