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The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-10-29

Don't you notice how the man who
always wants to bet, and who says he
has a roll in his hand, invariably rolls
away?
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-10-29

1t is pleasant to grow old with goo,
health and a good friend.-Socrates
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-10-29
ANOTHER
]. : ]. WOMAN v 0
CURED
ByLydia e. Pinkhan's
Vegetable Compound

Black Duck, Minn.-"About year
ago l wrote you that was sick and
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-10-29

COulQ not 90 any OF
my homework. My
sickness was called
Retroflexion. When
j would sit down L
felt as If L could not
&c t up. L took
Lydia 4. Pinkham's
v eye t BILE Com
pound and did just
as you told me and
now l am perfectly
cured, and have a
big baby boy" -
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Mrs. winsiow's Soothing Syrup.
ForchidTen teething, softens the gums, reduces in
alays main cures wind cole. 25c bottle
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MEN
AND
WOMEN

are out of order or diseased. For good re-
suits use Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root the
pie bottle by mail FREQ, also pamphlet
Address, DIR. Kllmer q Co., Binghamton, N. p
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-10-29

Kidney trouble prcys
upon the mind, dlscour-
ages and lessons ambi-
ton; beauty. vigor and
cheerfulness soon disap-
pear when tho kidneYa
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. March 2.-Quo.ations nv Baltimore
Fruit and Produce Association are as follows:
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy. pr H.. ssa2sls: imita
ti0n Za2d; rolls, Zla22; store-p9cked %: prints. y
h. Sass; do. b. 22s53 blocks his slas2: dairy
prints, Maryland Pennsylvania. and Virginia, ala2l
Iowa and Northwestern ladle. 2saS3
EGGS-Aiarylaud. Pennsylvania and nearby srsts
per dozen. ~: do. Eastern Shore MARYLAND and
Virginia, per dozen 2ils Western firsts per dozen
2ihi 90, West Virginia Per Dozen ga DO, North
Carolina. per dozen, 2lk.
LIVE POULTRY-Old hens, heavyweight. per III
is6al9, do. small 10 medium lsizals; old ROSTERS
In, llal2i young chickens good to choice. aa22
winter chickens 2 lbs. and under. GAG; tir-
keys hens, choiee, per h.. q; Young eon-
bleFs, per H.. 2: cid toms. per b. @. rough
and poor. loall; geese. Western and Southern. Ter
To-. lSaii do, Maryland and Virginia. I5aIe; big
cons young per pair, 3; do. old, %; ducks Largo
pr To-. %; do, small. II musc0Fy and mougrel
eal7; do, white Pekins. IS; guinea fowl old.
each. =, DO. young. u lbs. ana over o.
POIAIOES-Nhite. nea3 By, per hIshei prime
Aai5 do. Eastern Shore, per bushel ssaA5 do
Western MARYLAND and Pennsylvania. per bushel,
rriEe ija5o; do. seconds. 55a50: do New York por
bashel prime, f5a5e; d.. Western. per hushei.
prime soasai sweets. yellow per barrel Eastern
Shore Virginia Lzjal50 do. North Carolina. per
barrel. L9lalt5 Richaond per barrel Le5al. Sol.
Delaware Pc barrel. L50ai.75: do, Der basket. s9a
Is; yams, Maryland and Virginia. uer barrel. / pa
10 North Saroliua, per barrel, bright / SALSA
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET,
70 auotsd are rhoIasale. !


BUTTER-cTeamery, fancy. Sslzasl; do. Arsts, s2is
as; DO, seconds. 2sa2s; process, fancy .; do.
fair good. aa2s: dairy. choice. 24a2s: do, good.
HAS. store-pscksd. lsa2o.
CHEEsE-NeW York State factory fancy fats.
IN: de-. small. l7is; do. large. Z.
EGGS-Near-by, choice, retuEnable eases. %; IVES,
Virginia and Southwest Virginia. 28la Tennessee
20ls; North Carolina. Te5unable cases. sls; ducks
81
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. spring, large. naa;
do. medium. nan; do. small. e2a2i: hens. small
per To-, IL do, large per H.. Il ROSTERS, per H. 3
geese. per h. nal2; do. fancy. per b. l2lis;
turkeys, TOMS Per ID, q; hens, Z5azs turner's
thin l0al2; keats FER To-, s.
DRESSED POULTRY-Tirkeys. choice. pp5r.,
hens. Per H.. aa1; do average, undrRssn. mixed
per 10. 3a26; chickens Per H.. Zsz5 chickens ara
Sa8; do, snail, &a2i slips, per h., lsa2l; hens.
choice. per h.. Is: ROSTERS per h. 10. daekz
lsa20; gees per h. Halo.
DRESSED NEATS-Bams. eountry. sp1sr r-rrss
l6als; hogs. small and neat l2alZ;s; DO, medium "a
heavy, ual2: do. rough 7Isas
VEGETABLES-Po Der bill no,I o
sweet potatoes, per Dbl, new. 2o0a25O: yams. per
hbl. l.50al.7A
sUNDRIEs-Seesvax Sac: tallow. ess,s. Gin.
seng, Per h., 5.0oa550; seneca per H. 40 g7IdsD
seal, sai5i pink. l2all mandrake, 2a3; sSake Toot
8; walnut kernels. dry, l2lsal5; bae. uainuts per
WOOL AND HIpEs-wooI. unwashed free o,
buFs, per H., Ga29; WOOL, bury, 25a2 hides. green.
ger H.. g; us. CIR. naie: sheepslias green escn.
!5alo0 do, dry l5a61i calfskins, green each. $50:
,nuskFat, each. g.; do. black, IS; do, kits .;
dunk. each. black, 25aa3G0: mink each. 4OSs5. %.
Hbbt skies. each /; osossum each, s0a5e; raceoon.
each. oaloo: fox. red. each. Looal5O do. gras.
each. 75ale0.
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Circuit Court No. 1.

dte4AAE hhAHhIs
No. SIGH Hooe IS Capital TTscffan Cosnpsny
judgment ca verdict. Attorneys. Leckie Fulton &
Cox r. c. Moncure-R. X. Perry s Son and G. T
Dunlop
No So7l Phoenix vs.. Noralingsr; death Of De
PENDANT suggested and executors made parties de
PENDANT. Attorneys. Mcneil & Mcneil and 81 T.
OBTien-J. ". NerllUgR
Nc. 52iao United States ~ ri CebIrn Machine
Glass Company vs. Commissioner q Patents; rIle
rstlraabls April s. lel0 Attorneys. S. r. Cameron,
r Lewis. and ". p. Herkham.
No 5l5sl. TAYLOR IS Washington Terminal Cen
pauys verdict for defendant Attcrneys Z. I. Gies
Hamilton. Colbert. YcTaes Hamilton.
Assignments for to-day:
No So Wynkoop vs.. Shoemaker. AttoTueYz,
Lambert YeatmaR.
No tl5. American Home Life Insurance Company
IS foder Attorneys. DaTis-Hufty.
No a. Gran IS, Cole. Attorneys, Loving
Minor
No Il. CLARK rs. Washington Railway ana Elsc-
tTic COMPANY. Attorneys. Sherman & Loughrsn-
Douglas s Hoover.
Attorneys. Downing BerTy-Pefy & Son and
Dunlop.
No 40 ThoEnu@on IS. Woodward. Attarnsrs.
MILAN Saith. TaIbott & PTetlyman-Ralst8n.
siddons & richardson
No. 81. Hillman ct a. IS Robinson a al At
torneys, carisi & Jonss-Preeoss & BAILEY.
No. af5. Montgomery & MagradE. Attorneys.
keigEln-Ridcu1. Morgan. Darlington and Behrend-
No. ff7. Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank
"a BaldEin ct a.. Attorneys Dam. Psyser &
TAYLOR Hamilton, Colbert, Heikes & Hamilton
No. 80 Mckimrlo q AZ. IS BoFlon, b. Attor-
neys, AmhTuse-P0e
No 4s3 Spencer IS Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys. Glassie-PeTry & Son and Dunlop.
Circuit Courr no. 2.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. fZS. Ball vs. United States EXPRESS Gem.
pauyi motion for leave 20 file sperial Plea over
ruled By consent; time 70 file record extended to
April = 1910 Attoncys, Baker. sheahy & Hogan
Binaey s. No0dard.
No. S0lsZ McCloskev vs George 4. Fuller Com
pany; tine 10 file transcript extended. Attarnevs.
5 V. Hayden-E S. DUvall. Mckinney K Flan-
nCy
No. 51SA Ecksnr0ie IS Burche; order for re-
turn * deposit. Attorneys. ". j. Matthews and
". W. K. AndreWs-Birney & Woodard.
No. 5ll5s. Hutchinson vs.. Capital Traction CON-
pany; On trial Attcerey, L. J. Mather and II. J.
sweeney-R 4. Perry < Sen and q. T. Dunlop.
Assignments fer to-day.
No. - Ban. administrative. u United States
Express Company. Attorneys Bahsr, sheehy &
HogHn-Biuey 4 Wocdard.
Ne, q TOhTiaer et al. IS JefIeTsaa. Attoznsys
TobTiner & Clll-Neeusyer.
No. rs Teller vs. Washington Railway and Flec-
TIC oomfanE. Attorneys. Lecde, Fulton & Cox
Darlington.
No. al. Drake vs. CAPITAL Traction Company.
Attorneys. Gardner & Hopevell-PeTTy & Son and
No rs Fey Is. oaps,al Traction Company.
Attomgs. Benlam. Csrua & Glasde-PesTy & son
and Dunlop.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
"wednesday
CNVednesday. March 23, 101Ol
REAL EsTATE TRANSFERS.

ChiTam Castle Manor-Pan Of tract; George
Henry LAnhsrdt ct Tx. ct al. to Margaret Mary
Sender. 81.
American University Parh-square I49i. lot s. Don
A. Sanford et Y. 10 Alice e Thomas. SIS
Roberts Ch0ioe-Psrt q strips William A, Heine
for right Of wayl ct al to baltimore and
Washington Transit Company. SO.
West Brookland Park-Parts q lots and 9. block
3: John Henry Brooks ct uK. 70 agnes E.
Stock SO
2; Rose rreamor Ct viz. to Mary c. O'LeaTy. So
Columbia Heights-square 2sss, lot II; Martha S.
Collier ct viz. to Marie T. Collier. So
Turkey Thcket-Psrt q a tract; Catherine ~ h.
Jones e ytr. 10 Lewis ID. King. $1,000
Willard street northwest between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth strse.s-SqnaTe Isl, lots 1873 to 10;
Andrew ". Curry TO bates Warren. SO.
Mount Pleasant-Lots ii2 10 49, block q George
\. Bell % Bates Warren, SO
Q street northwest. between Thirtisth and Thirty-
first streets-squsre l2a lot s07 Herbert Haz-
zard e TX. to Della Parker. So
Turkey Thicket-Part q q tract; Charles Heit-
muller, trustee. 70 George Henry Lanhardt
Man Ellen Berger. and Margaret MARY S0uder.
street northeast, between Sixth and Seventh
stroe.s-Square s57, LOT IS Herman r. HOwen-
stein ct 10 May Green. SO.
Northern addition 10 CleEoland Park-Psrt a the
unsIbdiTided PORTION; Aquilla r, Yeakle Ct
70 Bates Warren, SD.
TWenty-siSth street northwest. between I and K
Richard y. RTon SO.
Deanwood Heights-Lot 90. block ls; Foil Brinley
et ux. 20 Henry Massie $50
Metropolis NieH-Lot 81. block O.; Mary A. Gushing
To Georgia ID. Duncan SO
Washington Heights-L0t a. block 3: Clara v.
Denny ct yir 10 George z. Shake, SO.
Twelfth street southeast between and ID streets
Square 2l, part Il lot a Era Lee Moffett ct
TX. 10 josephine Rollins So
sherwood-square 42e2 lot s Edwards Lard and
Building Company TO Henry A. Eberle SO
Twenty-first and + streets noTthwest-SquaYs ST.
lots . to r. salIe HolIingsworth MichIeF 70
Harry G. Laycock. SO.
L street northwest between Seventeenth and Eight
eenth strects-saBare l63 east part Of lot q
Samuel ". Curriden. Iryiug Williamson. ard
Lloyd II. Chandler ieIocutors] 70 L. Thomas
Robinson, SlsS95.
see5nd and = streets scuthWest-Squzre 5gs. part
q lets I and % Max Perskin et Tx. to William
L. Hickey. SO
NJ street northwest, between Thirty-seooBd and
Tflrty-third s;reets-s Square 13g7, parts a lots
and q; Jesse II. Wilson and Eduard II
Thomas. trustees. to CTandal Mackey. 9060
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Capital, 100000.

Quotations furnished BY ". B. Hihhs & Co. mem
hsFs Of the Chicago Board Of Trade Hibbs Build
ira
Chicago. March z3.-Whest opened unchanged TO
4 higher and HIled strong all day. Minneapolis
reports cash wheat fImsr gfth good demand. Stocks
increased at that point 475 600 bushels for four days
The market sold Of quite sharply about go O'Clock
on reported rains
Loosl receipts, fertyfour cars. With ffty-ons ezti-
mated for tomorrow
Corn opened steady to = lower and ex-
tremely heavy all day, showing no rallying power
even when wheat was the strongest, and finally
broke Of ! cent per bushel from the high point
Yesterdays advance drove IN the timid shorts Snd
the market without support when the weak
ness set in. Cash prices weTe steady TO 4 cent
higher before the future broke Demand better.
Local car lots 40. with los estimated for to-
MORROW.
Oats moved with corn. firm early, breaking to
ward the close. Shorts buying the advance. sell
ing being on resting orders Cash prices steady and
shade higher Demand very moderate. Local car
lets. Us. with 100 estimated for tomGT0W.
Led BY May rits and PORK, which were in sharp
demand provisions ruled materially higher and
strong Part II the improvement was lost on sell
ing Influenced BY the late weakness Ia hog and
corn markets. Packers were the principal buyers Of
r,pa -!,r r,ryosi1srt
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WALL STREET NEWS
Stress Laid on Result of
Massachusetts Election.
NOTE ISSUE TO RAISE FUNDS
Maine Central Has Recourse to the
Same ExDedient as d. 4 Orion
and Steel Prices Not Entirely SAT-
isfactOry-MOney Market a Little
Easier Than II Was Recently.

New York. March 2s-There appeared
TO be no change to-day in the profess
ional characteristics OF the current stock
market In the first two hours Of the
stock exchange session the market was
stagnant and featureless opening prices.
however. being somewhat above those
made at last nights close. In the after
noon slow sagging movement set in,
whose pace towards the end Of the day
somewhat increased and. although this
decline was broken on one or two oc-
easions by rallies. yet the liquidation
was on each occasion renewed with
greater force and final prices. although
above the lowest. were yet at declines
which IN numerous prominent instances
were more than fractional.
Seek Explanation of Movement,
In Wall street gossip there were sever
al reasons that figured prominently IN
explanations offered for the course fol-
lowed by prices. Among these greatest
stress perhaps was laid upon the re-
suits OF the election held 10 fill a vacancy
in an important Congressional district
VI maaSdtAustllS yesterday WHICH On
its face indicates. or was taken as In
dieating in the financial community to-
day, q rather striking change in public
sentiment on the tariff question.
Other matters to-day that were GER
tainly not calculated to encourage senti-
ment were the announcement that the
Maine Central Railroad Company, Ike
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad last
week. had had recourse 10 the expedient
Of making a short term note issue in
order to raise funds as an alternative 10
pressing bonds for sale upon an unsatis-
factory bond market, reports from the
iron and steel business that were not
wholly as pleasing as those earlier in the
year, these being generally TO the effect
that although business in this industry
was enlarging II was at the expense of
prices. and finally. a consensus of news
in the West that the crops there are now
suffering severely from lack of rain.
The money market was a little easier
than it has been recently.
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Trading yesterday on the local stock
exchange was in larger volume than Tor
any preceding day this week, and better
distributed over the list Of securities.
After moderate demand for bonds had
been satisfied, with sales OF Columbia
Railroad s., Railway IS, Potomac Con-
solidsted SIS, the old series OF the Po-
tomac Electric IS, and Chesapeake and
Potomac IS all upon the record. brokers
turned their attention TO stocks and
bought them freely wherever offered.
Railway preferred was specially active.
selling about $50 shares around @3-4.
Gas sold at II 10. Mergenthaler at 2517,
and fractions above. and Lanston came
out TO the extent Of nearly 400 shares at
50 to SS1 The bank shares registered
few fractional sales. the trust COM
panies being most prominent.
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aIIscELLANEous BoNps.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YORK. March 2.-BUTTER- Receipts to-day
were $50 packages. The market is firm. bot sellers
aFs st satisfied with late prices Creamery specials
80 eealnss5 extras. 52s1; creamery 1rsts 3lia
state dairy good 70 choice 81; rrocess specials "a
Western imitation Creamery hrsts Is.
LhEbsE-Re Receipts today were 7Ss boxes The
market is finn. but there have heen no important
changes noted in late prices for the past several
DAYS State tai cream fail specials Is: State fun
cream. fan make. fancy, III; State ful cream, fan
make, good TO prime. l6s. skins specials 49,
skins, fall make, good 70 prime, i.
EGGS-Reoeipis to-day were 81 DO cases Al
though the arrivals heavy the demand con
tnues active. state Of Pennsylvania and nearby
hsllneIy, white. fancy .; State q Pennsylvania
brown henneTy. fancy. "a fresh gathered extras q
fresh gathered frsts 22iz duck eggs, 49,
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished bv " B. Hibbs & CO
members of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs
Building
New York. March z.-Cotton fEicas advanced
slightly. but trading has simmered down 10 small
proportions. To some it seems mere like duel
between Liverpool and New York, Chicagu and
New Orleans. Liverpool threatens dire things in
the matter Of shipments to New York. but the bulls
retogt that such shipments mean a loss of s. a
bale. Shipments to Liverpool are not supposed 10
be made at proft. bIt where there IS loss it
is much smaller than that incurred b. ssrding ,os
ton from the English market 20 New York MANY
think the tFansAtlante game is too big To be safe
for little men 20 trade in old crop months ard
are holding sloo. They directing their attention
more 70 tbs now cTcp.
Futures advanced / to points, but lost uar4
closing steady at a net rise Of l 10 points vjtb
estimated sales Of 10000 bales.
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Probate Court.

JUSTICE BARNARD
Estate Of TbeodOSia COnroy order granting Letters
a administration to Bernard J. Lemon bond s. 0ol
Attorneys. D. ". ODmoghue
Estate Of John ]. Duran: petition for letters
testameutaTy. Attorney T. L. Neuteck
Estate Of William Chamberlain; petition fog let
ters testeE.entaFy. Attorney, Weleh & stltler.
Estate Of Annie II. King ozder granting letters
testamesitary. Attorney. T. NJ Judd & J. B. Carter.
Estate Of Arthur z. DoayeIli order granting let
tiers Of administration TO KatuIeh E. Dowen and
Charles T. Digs: boad. SlOo0. Attorney C. Il.
Digs and d. ROthschild.
Estate of Mary T. Wathen: order granting letters
Of administration C. {. q. TO f. Snuwden Hill:
bord $500 Attorney r. SnoWden Hin.
Estate Of Elizabeth L Dunn: viii dated Soyezn-
Der q. 1902: codicl dated February Il. 1905 and
ociiCil dated January g. 1851 filed.
Es;ats Of Frances A. Dunn viii dated February
70. 1910. fled.
Estate Of Johanna Kieseckr: auditors report rati-
fed.
Estate q Diller B. GrcI petition Tor letters tes-
tsmentaTy. Att0Fpeys Maddox & Galley.
Estate of Julia N. Weideman; viii dated Novem-
her 2, 1855, filed
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

sales-Regular call. IL O'Clock noon.
Columbia Railroad IS. 500 at l02ss
Washington Railway and Electric Is. 81 900 at s57s.
Potomac Electric consolidated S. 81 900 at l0lss
Potomse Electric S. Slooo at 1914, Sl00o at 1914
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone IS, Sl.ooo az
loiA, 81 GO at l0ih, 1909 az l0i& 900 at l0lA
Washington Railway and Electric com. . at 395s
Washington Railway and Electric rfd.. 20 at sOA 5
AZ soN, 10 at 0OA. . 902. . at 9g&. 30 at s0E
3 al sos. at 9Ols, . al 9OEs
Washington Gas, . al III. ) at IN. at ia.
3 at rs.
Mersenthaler, ) at 2l7, . 81 2l7, at 2l7, al
I7. al III at 2l7, ! al 2l7is at 2I7, at 2l7ls
Lansson, 20 at g, - at So, % at 50, 100 at So.
100 81 ssA. % at ssh 100 at ssls
National Savings and Trust. 70 at 80
Washington Lean and Trust, 5 st 2lols. 10 at
ZI0is. 10 at 20il
Emerson Steam Pump, . at IS
After call-Washington Loan and Trust 5 at 2l0S
Washington Gas, Is at TX.
Following are the bid and asked prices on yester
days Washinston Stick Exchange:
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore, March 25.-WHEAT-spot contract,
li9ls; spot No. nd Western. 10; May 10;
steamer No ? red, ll2E; receipts, ass bushels;
Southern. on grade Li2SsalisA
CoRN-spot contract, G7sas57s; March, es4ass;s
April, el1sse45s May ssIsssss steamer mixed, sls
receipts, 9.5s9 bushels.
oATs-Stock in elevators. a.sss bushels: shin
ments from elevators, $3.50 bushels White No. .
as 70 weight 49isasl; do, No g. as to weight.
lsas9; No. 1, 70 weight, 45aleis do, mixed. No.
2 sSas9; do, No. ;, 47lsa4s.
RYE-stock In elevators 6l.l04 bushels; shin
merits from elevators. 24s0 bushels No we
Western. domestic, ssas9; No. rye, Western do.
nestle, sla3; No. re near hyl S0asl
FLOUR-Winter extra. A3ea4l0; do. clear. 6ea.
51i do. stTaight fo do. patent. 5Toss IS:
spring clear, 450aA75; do. straight 5l5a55o. ~
patent. 55Oa575; City Mills best patent. $50: do.
high-gTads patent, $50: do. straight, 600: choice
family. s.6o; do, extra. 4.5las65. Rye flour. me.
dium to choice. LZa4a. CoFameal. per 100 lbs
L5oal.e.
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The Safest investments

soil s.ooail.0 per 80 pounds. City dressed vszls
highsz At I2zlT per poand; country dressed. do, at
l0al5
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Reosipts $50 head.
Lambs weak at i5aS5c lower medium snd cnnl-
mon grades. Dressed mutton steady at lssls per
Is0Ind: dressed lambs easier az EalsiA.
HoGS-ReceiDts. k557 head. The feeling
iAl5c lower for ell weights. State and pennsyl-
vania hogs sold lLealll5 per 100 pounds. Country
dressed aogs steady at l5a5 per pound.
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CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

Chicago March 2.-HOGS-LiFe hogs advanced
to 70 cents The receipts were estimated at IA O0O.
Official YESTERDAY. ESD shiIaents ll4si left over
from yesterday $751; estimated receipts tomorrow
100. Bulk Of prices lG7Sal0so light, lo45aI0s5.
mixed and butchers. lG55al095: heavy. l0SOall %:
rough heavy l0.eaRle75 yoTkeTs. le7oal0s0; pipz
e.7Cai0eo.
CATTLE-StrCng; estimated receipts lRen
Beeyes, Sf5as.70; cows and heifers 2soa7l5; Texas
Steers, 5e5a6s0: stoekeFs and feeders 2z5as75
Westerns 5c0a7.09.
SHEEP-Steady; estimated receipts 1000 Ma
tiyes. 560a9.oo. Western. 5.S0ass0 yearlings sOs
ESQ: lambs. s.75al050: Western lambs. 95aIaso
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-wheat. Ter bnshel l.lGsI2 %; com. sheiled
per bashal 20 10 IS. cob. 36saie Per barrel: cats
Western. white, No. ?. Der bashei 54a55 mixed Der
hushel 54a5s; bran, per ton &c. middling Der
ton. 800
HAY AND sTRAw-H1y, Western No /. m.osa
2oo; No. 2. iseoa21ee: mixed is 00a2Lo0; loose at
local scales. 29oo. Straw, re bundle, ia; straw
re machine thrash. ECO; straw. wheat, per ten
500; straw. cat, per ton. 900
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WILL HOLD CANAL COMPANY.
Commissioners Judson'a Bill Fixes
Responsibility for Bad Bridges.

Commissioner Judson's Bill Fixes
Responsibility for Bad Bridges.
II Commissioners Judson's bill. now be-
Ing prepared. Is enacted by Congress the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company viii
DO compelled to keep its bridges in repair.
II win also hold the company responsible
for injuries resulting from the bad con-
dition of bridges.
There are three damage suits now on
file against the District Two are counter
suits against the District and the canal
company. while the other is against the
District. One claimant asked for $500,
but the case was settled for $3.50 by the
District The Commissioners viii look to
the canal company for reimbursement.
The other two suits aggregate $1,000.
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Criminal Court No. /.

JUSTICE GOULD.
No. 2SiF United States rs. William Gilbert:
robbery nolls pros. entered
No 27o3. United States Is. Frank II. Beach:
larceny from United States: plea. guilty: sentence
suspended during good behavior.
Ne. &7lo United States vs.. Johu J. siaaislsss;
discharge from Jail March d 1910 ordered.
Asstgnu for to-day:
United States ys Joshua Robinson.
United States vs.. John Barnes.
ArraienmeTits.
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STOP KILLING OF FUR SEALS.
Senate Passes BIZ Restricting sIay-
ing by Private individuals,

The Senate passed yesterday a bill which
viii put an end to the slaughter Of fur
seals In Alaska by contract. Under its
provisions the Secretary Of Commerce and
Labor will have the control of the killing.
Senator Dixon. the chairman Of the
Committee on Natural Resources, report
ed 1t and Immediately called It Up in the
Senate.
The principal feature Of the bin is the
one authorizing the secretary to declare
closed seasons for the killing. Only male
seals may be slaughtered.
An amendment offered by Senator Root
provides that the disposition Of seal skins
shall be subject to any treaty provisions
hereafter agreed upon.