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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-07-14

E. w. johnson left on Monday for
st. Paul on business.
A. Flick of Oklahoma is visiting
relatives in the city.
Teddy Meier of Minneapolis is in
the city visiting his parents.
Peter Manderfeld of Minneapolis
was in the city Monday on business.
Tom Kretch, cashier OF Sleepy Eye
State Bank, was in the city Sunday.
Miss Stella Dory of Waterfowl, s..
D., is visiting with friends in this city.
Miss Louise Nellie attended the
Chantauque at Redwood Falls last
week.
Russell Johnson returned last week
from a three weeks visit with relatives
in St. Paul.
Register of Deeds Albert Schramm
and wife were at Cambria Sunday and
Monday.
Hugo Schleuder of Springfield was
visiting with the Ernest Brandt family
over Sunday.
Miss Vera Schotzko of Springfield
is visiting this week at the home of
Henry Nicolaus.
VIM. Pfefferle returned Monday
from Alma, Wis, where he had been
on weeks visit.
Emil Steinhauser and children Of
Lamberton are visiting this week with
the Steinhauser sisters and brothers
in this city.
Miss Alma Whitman left yesterday
for her home in Milwaukee after a
few weeks visit with the Stelljes
family in this city.
Mrs. F. W. johnson on Thursday
paid visit to her sister, Mrs. Fred
Spoerhase at Mankato who is repor-
ted as having improved.
Mrs. John Schapekahm jr. of Mil
waukee, Wis. is here to spend the
summer with the parents of her hus-
band Mr.. and Mrs. John Schapekahm
Sr.
The M. E. church will hold quarterly
Communion service next Sunday at the
M. E. church with the Presiding Elder
Rev. c. F. Blume D. D. in the pulpit.
Previous to this there will be special
preaching services on Saturday after
noon at 2:30 at the church.
The Review is informed that Paul
Anderson, a painter in Bernadotte,
was bitten by wandering dog, sup
posed to have been rabid. The man
was sent to the Pasteur institute at
Minneapolis. It's further stated that
several other dogs were also attacked
! The town board has been notified.
God bless that Minneapolis mother,
and may her prayer be heard. She
went right to New Ulm where her two
, sons are held charged With robbery
She did not say they are not guilty al.
though she might have done so. She
did not attempt to fill the society bar
with story of their innocence. She
simply prayed, ''use them as leniently
as possible, and I will again take them
in charge, when all is over" She is
a Christian mother. The world has
need of her.--Le Sueur News.
G. A. Ottomeyer returned Sunday
from st. Paul having attended the
convention of the Christian En-.
deavorers and all the many and
interesting doings at the Capitol City.
Among other things Mr.. OttomeYer
took in the great Oratorio Elijah and
! his verdict is that this masterpiece OF
Mendelsobn and the rendition by the
Choral Club was simply immense,
grand. W. J. Bryan was another big
attraction and it is stated that the
great Commoner of Nebraska stirred
the audience with the greatest Of
enthusiasm as usual.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-07-14
Beware Of 0intmeats for Catarrh that Con.
tain Mercury.

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
of smell and completely derarge the
the mucous surfaces. Such articles Should
never be used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians, as the damage
they will do is ten fold to the good you can
possibly derive from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure. manufactured by f. 7. Cheney &
CO., Toledo, o., contains no mercury, and
is taken internally, acting directly upon
tenn. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be
sure you get the genuine, It is taken in
ternally and made in Toledo, Ohio, by +.
j. Cheney & Co. Testimonials free
Sold by Druggists. Price. 75c. per bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-07-14
County Commissioners.

The Board ofCounty Commissioners
met IN regular session at the court
house Monday, July r. All men,
bers we're present. When the Review
went to press Tuesday afternoon the
board was still in session and pros
poets are that the sessions will con-
tinue all of Wednesday. Routine
business and ditch matters were dis
cussed. Some of these points being
still under discussion we are not in a
position to report. The board of
auditors submitted a report on the
work of having examined and audited
the books of the county treasurer.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-07-14

If you want information
and desire to better your con-
dition by making investments
in the West, or coming West
yourself, Address Milan Veil
kanje, North Yakima, Wash
ington. soft
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-07-14
Red F'.,! G'..s.r

The place where you can find
good things to eat.
Canned Fruits, Vegetables,
Pickles, Preserves, Sardines,
Salmon, Holsters, Potted
Meats of all kinds, and lots of
other good things.
Try our Dill and Sweet Pic
kles we know they will please
you. For a good cup of Cof-
fee buy a can of Our Leader
at Csc per pound and you will
be satisfied.
Smoked Halibut and White
Fish. Cheese of all kinds, al
ways on hand.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Business on the local stock exchange
yesterday was again in small volume.
with prices a shade lower, and for Gas
and Mergenthaler a considerable decline
Trading was scattered over the active
list. with small amounts Of each coming
out. IN fact. at present figures. which
practically represents the level at which
the stocks were before the recent rise.
there is little incentive 10 sell except
under some kind OF pressure.
Bonds Of the several issues were IN
quite good demand. Capital Traction IS
sold al li6lk. Railway IS az &7s 10 $50.
v-hile Gas bonds were bid for az slightly
reduced prices.
Railway common sold at 42% to AZ,
and the preferred shares al Sc and a
traction lower.
Washington Gas started Al ~ and
ended ar 7l9s. which is about al the level
cf two weeks ago. Just before the some
what rapid rise Of the stock. on the ex~
pectation OF favorable legislation by the
present Congress. The range in price has
been from about 4 20 49,, and back again
10 about Il. the movement having lasted
Just about two weeks
Mergenthaler sold yesterday al z0slz,
that price being about a point lower than
the previous days highest sale The de-
cline IN this stock has been even more
rapid than Gas. and y also has lost all
OF the recent rise
A few bank shares changed hands al
current prices. and after call ten shares
OF Capital Traction sold at I531z.
The new banking firm. Harper & Co.
which viii 20 into business az 14i5 G
street northwest on March ], has been
appointed BY the Supreme Court Of the
District a depository IN bankruptcy pro-
ceedings. and has been elected a mem
Der OF the American Bankers AssOcia-
ton
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
Industrial Conditions Outside the Metal Market
Generally Satisfactory.

New York. Feb. 26.-Bradstreet's review
Of the state Of trade tomorrow viii say:
while there has been some expansion
in house jobbing trade IN dry goods, nnilli-
merry. and kindred lines. and business In
aricultursl implements. seeds. and fertil-
izers has been large. the unsettlement
caused by price reductions IN the iron,
steel. and other metal markets. the weak
ness in securities. and the nearer ap-
proach Of tariff revision have all made
for a degree Of uncertainty not 50 plainly
visible for a long tins past.
Weather conditions. too. have played a
part In arresting retail trade. country
roads are in bad shape. farmers deliv-
cries are affected despite attractive prices
for grain, and there has been, IN fact, an
apparent slowing down in the current Of
trade. which. however temporary II may
ebe. has tended to make comparisons with
a year ago at this tine. largely favorable
as they stin are, less satisfactory than
was expected some time ago
"As yet the reductions announced OF
believed to be impending in the metal
markets have not made for a large bust
ness being booked. There IS. however,
g great deal OF shopping being INDUCED
in. and II Is believed that the announced
intention of leading interests 70 get ousi-
ness VIII ultimately result in heavy book
/ ings. Whether the open market Tor steel
| products will result IN such low levels
Of cost as 20 neoessitate wage reductions
Is still undecided
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
local PRODUCE EARKET.
cPHoes Quoted are vholesals.l

BUTTER Creamery. fancy. 52a2Ha Western frsts
Ea5l seconds. 8az7; process fancy Z5iaazs rslr q
good. Za2i dairy. choice. IS sood Il stoTe-packed
fresh l5ala
CHEEsE-New York STATE fancy. large. Isls; d.
snail. ls's.
EGGS-Near-by. fsncy, Virginia, loss OF, 2; Yves.
Virginia and Southwest Virginia, 2; Tennessee. 2
North Carolina. 2
LIVE P0ULTRY-Ch;>keus. lsa2: hens. %
roossegs S; ducks large, l2aHs do. small laalI
geese -ae; do faney lsI2: tcrkess toms y
do. hens. 2a25; turkeys. thiu. =; keats Iesl2
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys. choice. undravn
he1s. Zs25; do. average. undrzun 21aZ5, do. thin
izizal4; chickens. I6sZ, capons. 7-5. sverage Es5
do. small 2a22: hens lsaI roosteFs. sac; ducks
l6sls; geese llsl5.
DRESSED MEATS Calves. fol- dressed. j: DO
heads Of u; hoS dress calves. =. hams country
sugar cured. l2asis hcgs. snail and neat De- cut
eaS5o. do. medium. 5.o'a7.53. Do. heavy 65a6 %
GAME-CvHil. fancy. Z-Sa250; do. snau 2os
80
VEGETABLES Potatoes. homegrown, Ter bus
e5aoe; per b.. L75a2 co. Eastern Shore Der bbl
L75a2o9. sweet potatoes. pr bbl., 2ooa2 %: yams
per b5l. LSa2oo; carrots per Dbl. lz5ai.53; cuCu3
bers. per has LmaL5G: celery. per doz.. STALKS
s0as0: clCumher pickles per has. 7SaLZ5, cabhaee
per bbL. LSaL59: csulisoEer. rer 5b- Z0la5O9
ouions Der bus. 7oas0; Maryland znd irzinia. rel
bhl-. Ls0al-50; Ohm. per bbl. L75a2o: lettuce
Florida. per bbi-, looai5e
GREEN FRUTTS-Orsuses. per box, 3p0a5 %
Florida rer box. 20a25: srare frait. per box 20es
ace; apples. King. Per Dbl. 39a35o. York Imperial
packed, 4.ooa4s; Ben DsFIs. pscEed. 5-5oas25 Win,
sap. packed. 575al.59. Albemarla Pirrin 4 40aa5 %
good 70 prime, 20Ca200 poor to far. L5aa2o0; oper
head barrels common to good. f0fsl59; fancy tabl,
fruit. 40eaS05; cTanberTies. Care Cod. re- bbi.
7.00sS50; do. per standard crate. Zela2z5; rine
apples. Flcrids, per date &o5s4c1
DRIED FRUTTS-A1ples SLICED. fancy. &: do.
sliced. bright, 81; cherries. Z; biackoeTTies. {
whortlebcTries. u: rsspbcries. Z
GRAIN-Waezt. Southern. On grade. le5a1.Z7. re
IS; corn. sheiled white. s5a7S; DO. yellow 65a7i
new. ear. 175sAo0, oats. Western white No. 2 S.
s.. old mixed 5Sasl
Hay AND STEAff-Hay. Western No. / Is %,
Isea; No ,. i2oeaI2-5o; mixed Ieoal200 Straw
re. bundle. lI0sIi59; re, machine thrsshed A0os
10 %; wheat. Ecz65o; cat straw. per ton. s00a9 %
SUNDRIES-BseSrsx. .: taIi0W 6sGlz: honey
white clover. I-lb neT. IS: do 3lb. ngw l0al2
ginseng per ID. 50laSa, seneca. Ter 10. 20
golden seal 9oslS riak I2ss: mandrake. 2a3 snsk
root g; walnut kernels. dry. lealS
WOOL AND HIDES-Weol. washed free of brrs
per ID. 3sas9; do. unwsshed free Of blrs per %.
5s2i do. bury. pe- lb. I7sis: hides gTeeH per u.
lesr: do. 5rT. per D.. Dai6, sheep skins. green
each. 75ai01 Do. dTy each 2aeo: calf SKINS green
each. LZ5aL75; muskrat each. J2a3i: skunk. each
black l75s2Gs; rnink. each. soos5ao; rabbit skins
each j; opossEn. each. e9e; rscooon. each. g0aL0o
iox. red, each. lo5z15a; do, s1ay, each, saal-o.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. FEB e6-Qgotations as established hy
the Baltimore Fruit and Produce Association are
follow:
BUTTER -Cresmerv. separator. per n. sla7e'a;
imitation. Ea2i. prints lslb. pe- 10. 5la5-- do
l-Ih siz2: blocks. 5lb- pCT H. 5a52s DAN PRINTS,
Maryland. PenussiEsn-s. Snd West Virginia, rer
p. Eals. Virginia arJ West Virginia storepscse4.
per n lssl7: Okio. store PACKED per u, LAS
nearby nils per H.. lsais- Ohio. rolls. pe- ID.
lss19- West NirEiuia rolls UeT 10 iIsls.
Maryland. Pennsylvania. and ncarbT hrsts.
p Eastern Shore Maryland and Virginia =
Western frsts. -: West Virginia p
LIVE POILTRY-Young chickens. as 70 SIZE. Pef
H.. Ea2D, heavy weights pr lb.. IS 6uaSs, pcr To-,
l6 do. white Pekins, per 10. Z: geese. per 10.
lial3: pigeons, Young. pair. Sc; do old. psir. :
guinea fowls old each. ., do yUuE. IA lbs. and
ever. each -; turSeys, yosng hens. per Ih-, as2l
yolnE EobbcEs. psr 10, ls79; Co. SEal ard thin,
per h. Ilai2. old toms. pr H.. l..
DRESSED OULTRT-TuTkeys. choice fsi. y@-lrg
hens H. 3azi. mixed. Young and old lsE- cd
toms 16al7 D0or and thin. Esif; chickens. straight
yogug per IL. EalS; mixed. young and Old, i5alS'
ducks choioe. fat. per H. i6al7, geese. nearby
choice per H. l2slf. CapUus ll< and over, peI
II. 3 snail. medium 3oa22; sins. Per ID. I6aIs.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27

New York. Feb. 2s-R. c. Dun & Co.'S
Weekly Review OF Trade tomorrow viii
say:
Although the cuts in steel added some
confusion 10 the existing weakness in the
iron and copper trades and have brought
about a sharp decline IN the security
market. yet the reasSeTtion Of the law OF
supply and demand with its inevitable
readjustments OF prices. and perhaps Of
wages, must prove ultimately helpful TO
the business situation. however disturb
lng the immediate effects.
Outside Of the area Of disturbance
caused by this development. the move
ment Of general trade continues practi-
cally unchanged. The trade movement IS
large. but stiH entirely lacking the buoy
ancy hoped for The reports from the
West indicate that that section Is further
advanced toward the point Of normal ae-
tivity than the East
Transactions IN the local dry goods
market are only for absolutely known re-
quirements. Reports from the West.
however, Indicate house trade that
seems TO be fully up 20 normal. Cotton
goods prices remain stationary. but the
market is more or less uneven.
Commercial failures this week in the
United States are 20. against 2ss last
week. ID the preceding week, and S2S the
corresponding week last year Failures
in Canada number 81. against IS last week
. the preceding week. and 3 last year
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore Feb. 3.-Whcat was strong. com DAN
cats fvm. re steady. AID four had strong tone.
WHEAT-Spot contract. L3sissl-2674; SPOT No. >
red Western. L&l-aLasEs; February. i2sizaI- -2sas
March, Is; MaT. ~, steamer No , red l-2-za
l.227i. Receipts, 2sl bushels. Southern on grade,
l-21ssal&
CORN-S9os contract 7llsa7Iss February, 7l1sa
7lSa Mzrch 7Ilsa1lA. April 7337Zs. Ma-- 7Z.a7Z7
steamer mixed. So ss9it. Receipts. l5lsl5 bushels
Southern white corn, 7Ss75; southern yellow corn.
esza71iz
oATS-Stock in elevators Isl 55l bushels; ship
rents from elevators 45se bushels. White. No. .
5Sa5Siz, TO-. Ne. 2 5ssa57iz; do, No. 4 Sass
mixed No. . 55a55z. mixed. No. :. 54a5+z
RTE-Stock in elevators. 5.3S bushels: ship
ulerts from elevators. l63s bushels No ? Western
ne. export. s5isass: No Western re. uptown 8
ass, bsz lots. 70 quality and oond!tion. 7Sas1
FLOUR-Winfvr ezfrs. 4.s1sf7e. winter clear. ASA
SO: winter straight 52as535: winter patent. 555a
SIS: spring clear. s-5ai6s spring straight 5e5s5 50
spring patent. s.75ase9. City aIiTs bcst patent.
s.7a; do. hgh-erade patient. 6l5; do, high grade
straight SIS: do. choice family, SO; do. extra.
4S5as.1 Rye -four. mcdi'lm 10 chOice. A25af-5o.
Gem meal Der 100 ibs. L6aL7e.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Nsv Yozs. Fer ss-BUTTER-Reosirts. - 7srs-
asssi Am. Creama-7 extra. 5a2, frzs. Za8;
State dai=y. tubs poor % fair. 2sE
EGGS Receipts 1913 cases kizheE, Scary
ahire. 5zncy. ., niEed fancy. . fresh 6rsts. =
SUGAR-Refrers % not seem disposed % buy
freely 81 ths moment. tst this vas cE1ecrsd. as
they have taken considerable sugar daring the week
the.r takiugs yesterday being about 900 baEs.
Marra shiruseut fron Cgts. az &c hssis S test
equ1l 70 1-5lz duty Uaid- Duty-p1id Prices are.
Centrifugal 3 test. SIS, S5a TT g test moiasses.
Rcansd sagEr vas quiet and UnclaHgsd With Ar
buckle Br0lhers quoting SO net less / TEr CclI
cash and Other u11nCrs quoted SO. saue ttTus
The Lorion market foT beet ssgaT vas Sd lower.
February and March were qs1ted a. rs I'D. and
aay AZ 8s 81.
NAVAL sTORES-The local markst fo- sISrits
rpeuifne Is dull. AZ fZ'l f0T machi1cInade barrels
ara az Savanna 55'a was quoted. sirh The Eua-kei
called frns- Rosin vas steady ard unchanged VIII
comm0n 20 god strained a. 1l3- Tar 1Cld Inn and
unchanged a. 4 50 f1- oi barrels
MIL FEED-Firm. snail trade Sr-inE b-au,
= lealh sacss. q arrive. %, standard milling.
E-5: CITY bran. E.5. in bulk. Western red clE
80. % suire. winter wheat bran. n loel5. sscks
80
OATS -s.ror-er- trade sen No. vh.se. s1-sa
81 NJ s white $3.50. NJ. g white. 5s-za52 No.
mixed s. uaru-ll and clipped white on taCk- 55sS
FTOTR-SirCuzs-. C1rJailluE business STTilE Tlr-
erts 5slaS.5, sTTing clears. 4ila475 viure-
stgaiThis. 41550. clears i5eisa; h2lsas stEaslis
ga escks z5s5 81. Kanszs ClcErs faaf %.
RYE FLOUR-stronz- m0de-1te tradc. Guuced
fZ5as s.
CORN BIEALs-Stesdy; dcmsn5 moderate Ki,-
dried. fr export SIS, oarse useai. n he's. L4lale
BTCKWHEAT FLOU R-Dull, STEADY; G-o,ed Al
Clsl1 s.
HAY Reoeipts. ilso tons steady. fslT dealings
Prime timothy, Si1. Nc. 4 Szs5: Ne. . 15sa
No g. es-o
STRAW -Rsesirrs. 8 tons: f-m: snail supply
long rye- LI0aLI5
BEEF-slaaiy. a,odrrste business. Family. I5sz
lsoo- Tacket. Helall5o
PORK-Stsady. demand fair. Ness iS75al7-s5
family. 1S5ll9o0.
TALL0w-steady. but quiet. Ci-y. IL hoSs
hesds s
IaRD-Uncharref Prime Weste-1. lel9- city
20. refined continent. l5o5, south American. lo55
refined Brazilian kegs l2fo. oleostearlue Ia ia-s
s-rarirs slrr- N-- Nr-t IL lhiraEr u.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27

they are wanted Stockings are also
fIped and the leg Of the stocking partly
drawn over the foot. making Il perfectly
simple 10 pull Il on
Care must be taken 20 see that there
Is always plenty q soap, shaving paper.
clean towels. sufficient hot water laud
really hot at that) IN the dressing room
II buttOnhcles are broken they should be
mended at once. and buttons should Be
replaced Immediately
Then there e the care OF the hair
brushes. combs and sponges. The brushes
should be cleaned once a fortnight reg
ulariy. and oftener II necessary. either
by the use Of fulieT's earth OF -four. or
else by washing.
Finally the clothes should be laid out
on the bed ready for dinner. the shirt
with links and proper studs IN it. and the
dress suit or dinner jacket spread cut
on the bed. together with tie and socks
and other necessary articles
n attention istpaid te these details the
parlor maid Is encouraged 70 hope that
few men viii be found 70 complain %
lack OF comfort and attention insured TO
them previously n their bachelor days
when looked after IN their chambers or
club BIZ a valet
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
"Shoppings a Big Hotel.
: - - lIornins -.

From the NeE YORK Morning Te.egrarh-
She only wants 10 shop the house. -
said the room clerk at the Hotel Astor
to me the other day Just after informing
a woman thar he had no rooms To show
ner. She had said something about wish
ing to take suite for the winter
Il know her, he continued. shes an
old-timer We get taken in on the new
ones occasionally, but those Of rs who
have been here a couple Of years know
all the old ones.
You'd be surprised al the number of
women who have the shopping mania de-
veloped so far that they viii shop a ho-
tel. There are hundreds Of them They
always come IN with some such tale as
that they want room. usually a suite
OF rooms. for the season"
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nsw Yo-k F,h 6-CATTLE-Rscsipts 80
head; stee-s fr-n 80 Ioc higher. Steers Eaas s.
oxeu, Z5a5.s .so: balls s2osss3. c1ws. 25lats.
CALTES-Racclots 80 head steady. Feals suCa
go no choiCc, hsrryard and fed czlves. 1goa5 :
DRESSED calves steady.
SHEEP AND LA1IBS-Bsceinfs. 5.7B head. uar-
kets siroug sheep. $50, lambs. 7ooas5; yearlinss
So
HOGS-Rccgipts - bead frn-
Chicazo. Feb. as-CATTi.Fi- Receipts. s0oe head
steady. Prime beeres. 55aasao; poor 70 medium
50a5-52; stoese-s ard FEEDER 24os5.5o, cows and
heifers 356s5s5. cznncrs 2Ga3-I5. Texans 175a5 50
HOGS-Reosip-s 2 0o head. I0c lover Light
685a6.i5, r0ugh 61sa6.35. EtsTy 6l5a6.50. mixed
ss5as 20. Pizs. 5.Ioa6le
sHEEP-Receipts s60 head; strong Native and
Western sheep. 3s0a515- native lambs 550a- 50
Wes:crn lambs sFsIN
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
NEW YORK sIONEY.

NeU York Feb. &--StsTlinz todzy was slightly
easier. rates were points loEsT. Rates for actual
business we're: Sixty 6avs. ASl1a4S51o: demand.
zs-soa4 S-5. cables. 4SSla4s799 Commercial bills
we're 4s4i for ninety days and ssFss4s55s for sixty
DAYS Flour bills were As4& for sixty days. Grain.
4S-s
The supply q grain ard cotton bills Ezs scarce.
Money On call az the stock exchange opened to
day a. - peT cent; highest ?. lowest. Is; closing.
IL Most of the days loans were a. IA pr cent
Tine m0ney was unchanged. Brokers reported a
light demand and the market n general essv and
duII- Rates. % % "a per cent for sixty days; -
70 8 for ninety days and foy Eve and SIX months.
Mercantile psper vas CIiet- There was a fair
market fer the higher grades. Rates. 81 % Ter
cent fer sixty 70 ninety DAYS nd0rsed bills rsceTs-
BE; 81 O. for choice four 90 SIX months single
names. and AZ % fer Others les vel known
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
COTTON MARKET.

ouotations furnished b ". 2 Hibbs & Co.
Members q the NvT Tork Stock Exchange. Hibhs
Building - Fifteenth street northwest
New YORK Feb E.-N1rCh notices today Amounted
from I0O00 70 sen bales. zrd reports we're clrTen,
during the day that SPOT houses had called halt
on the Issue - u1tios. The market fuctusted
within rsnzr q 70 poirts. and busircss o1 the
rss was largely short coveTIng, Pces a. the cio1e
were abo-; points up ard dcsn from ths orerHc-
Receipts az the u0-ts were 81 CO fales szains.
"a 81 last week am I9g0 last vear- For the Vsek
500 hales against lns 81 last week and ILl -
last year. Receipts % Nesr Orleans were s15l hsles.
against 2lS 'sst year and az Houstcn, rs bales.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET
aH. z o'eiOck noon:

salss-RezuIsT cal. z o'cocK uoon-
Capital Traction S. 500 a. ll54.
STsshir-1on Railway and Electre "a. 500 AZ ~
s. 90 AZ ss1s 8 809 a. So
washington Railway and Electric cnmm0n. Al
go . a. So
Washington Rz5lus~ ard Electric preferred, q,
g. a. g. a. So . a. 81. % a. ss7s 2 a. g.
washington Gas. 2 a. -. 70 a. "a. > A. TIA
2 a. rs.
Msrseathale- Llao,-pe 70 At ecssz 70 a. 1854. !
a. IA
Laustcn 1I1aotvpa . ~ "a . ~ IA
Greene Canznes- % Et -. 100 az 81 lE1yer So.
National Metropolitan Bank ar SO az 20.
United States Trust az ieA = e. 40
After czli-Capitai Tracion. % ~ Is3ia.
CAPITAL TTacficn r. s. 90 ar Ils7l-
Following srs the bsd ard ASKED prices on yester-
ssv's Washfur-ou StccE ErchsnSe.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished bJ ". B. HIbbs & %. zsn-
bers Of the Chicago Board Of TTzde. Hloos BUD
Iug Is fifteenth street northwest
Chicago. Feb. es.-The bun EOEcneut n wheat
which has been gaining momentum for weeks. vas
Ia fun cortrol to-day. and rroes both for Nay and
July deliveries. WeGI into nCW high territory, the
former selling % LIS and toe latter 10 lo5i. The
buii uanirula.ion of the market vas aided h an
advance in Liverpool. Sentiment remained b1ilish
10 the ciose.
Corn was stis and steady or ua-roW volume q
business.
Oats were steady and higher in sympathy with
wheat.
Provisions vrre vs-Y weak after sood drive IL
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27

CATTLE-Extra. per cHt. 5gasoO. butcher. LOOa
{ 50. common. 2Caz5ea
HOGs-Pe cvt.. gToss, 6.ssar.oo; ordinary. peT
cw.. 6.beaeR.
LAsfPS-Choice, 7s71s- medium, ese4
SHEEP-Priule. 4-5os5.0os c1umon. 35oa4.oo.
LTES-PTime- DIT H. 81. me7ium. 6. gTzSs L
COWS-Prine fresh, each s50s45ao; Common.
Z loa50 o. cid and DRY nolal5o0
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27

trade. No / Northern Duluih. 70 aulve. Is: No.
> red. z o. b. L8i., No. . hard NeE Nosk,
T. O. b.. Ll5. No. J. nacroni liza. o. b., No
!. Northern Manitnba. E B.. III Nc. 2 North
ern Manitoba. T. O. b.. - EzpczteTs tcok sen
lads blt manly IN Winnipeg.
CORN-HigheT hiadEr1E traie. No. . eieTator.
% arrive. -s1s No . e O. D. sDot. ,; No q
"a arrive. = Z O. B.: NJ . yellow. T. o. b.. =.
Nc. 2 white. [. o. B.. nominal Exporters took
nothing
RYE-s,rons No s.. Z O b