davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1911-03-21
oruse LIVESTOCK MARKETS,

-bicngo Merch % --cArTI E--ksct N
noo SLOW ara weak beeves. - 1886 -. lexat
s,Aars 81 aOGs5 90. Western. 81 IoQs5 IS stock
- arS f.eaers Sass ~ CO.'S and hsifers.
a. af.5, as -. car-ss. Is 2sdss 50 NoGs-Re
cs.-,s % 600 SLOW l5c under SATURDAY aver
80 rzh, t8 BSds6 p5 mixed SO 45G>s -.
"a tG-sasS rs rough 50 357ss 20 good -
.bo,oa heavv. s. J0dSs IS. pigs g. 50fSI eulk
~ salss - 6Odss - sHFEP-necs.pts Il OoH.
'o,[ "a 1oe lover native s7Gs5 u "-s'-rn,
a. S-asS ~ ,-earltngs 81 T51s5 IS lambs. ma
ttre SsqsG 50 Western IS 25ds9 do
-sp-in.a'L March 20 CATTLE - Recs!r'
, S-9 s,eafv. fair - good shippers. s. 1885 j.,
cnr,n,,- - 2S7s4 HOGS Receipts. SIS. sen
erauy 10 lower butchers and shippers. so
q 10 common s7Ts7 ~ sHFEP-Recsipis.
ia7 srsad,. a. 81 2>'Si l.. lambs stead. a.
'Tas, puna!o March 20-CATTLE-Rectlpt' N
4, 600 fairly active. COW. stsely others lc1iee
Io,rsr rrir,e s,esrs 81 500 ss 60 shipping IS IS
xsaS butchers. "a 5o6ts a.. heters - So1So %
~re-s s. 7SQSJ 50 bulls S4gSb - s'ockers ara
tse4ers. - -SrsS - s'ock hsif.fs. siSsi -
New-York tribune., 1911-03-21
~" VI = IfIITI - - =.
GRAIN WHEAT sentiment was bulls

New York March 20. l9ii
GRAIN-vItEAT- Sentiment was bu.hsh
early and prices advanced 'sTisc. SHOWS ro
port from Kansas was considered hullisn' hnn
there was noticeable caution about taking rlsh5
on the short side. as March - c1nsidsrea q
month Of crop scares. and news receniy mas
been ~ such a favorable nature tnat ~ -
thought that anv marked change would Do IN
the wsv Of deterioration. cash and export DE-
mard very poor market narrow. and when carry
buyers attempted 20 take profits values declined
easily. closing az about the Low or tnH ga. v,
net unchanged 10 iac lower Lirerpool faiieu
10 respond ~ our hrmuess II SATURDAY. owinE 20
liberal worlds exports and tree on rings RON
both RUSSIA and Argentina. Worlds exports
Tor fnc week aggregated 12.2SSpo bush. sgaiirt
- go O00 the previous week ana 3@l-uW last
wear The visible supply showed g. decI'a@ ~,
600 oC0 bush impaired with decrease last
week u ! G4s.O'o and an increase last Year or
80 OnO Cash wheat steady. - = red - fc
elevator and GGc. % gdCats 40 Northein IN
Duluth 81 O9i- % sdJat. CORN @tcadJ
carly hut late in the day developed weaNaess'
rl sing az q ret decline ~ = q rc. " corr,
$780, o D. afoat. OATS-Prices advanced eefif.
but declined in Ito afternoon and closed A. ABOUT
tre bottom rspresenting total loss OF a. Pot
tsIftc cash oats steady. standard NLL" w.
$50 . sc. No .. 3G,. 10 Z. - 90 ~ t---NolI
NAL BARLEY -Firmer Mailing - "'tti l''.
Now YORK BtCKWfitAT quiet Am.i
an 81 o. { New York. Canadian. 80 fl'.
Vf.-n or
New-York tribune., 1911-03-21

London March o.-WHEAT-Spot dull. fu'-
ures steady. March 6s 81 May. 6s 9Ad Juit,
rs 92.d. CORN-Spot steady; American miXeG,
new. As led. American mixed, odd, 1s (Iiqy's ,lly
Winter patents 27s 81 HOPS iu London Pa
cifc COAST. - 1osa q 5s BEEF-Extrs lnd,f
mess. IO7s Cd. PORk-Pr Prime mess WeSier..
rih. els cumberland cut. Jss clear bellies S.
long clear middles. light 5"s. hestf. o's 80 3
short clear backs. J3s 50 SHOU ULDERS-squ
4Ss LARD-Prinic Western. tierces, 90 Amer
lean refined. pals. 46s 80. cFtEsE--c inadis p
frest white new 6is Cd. colored. 62s sd. 1tE-
pE,NTTNF-spirits strong. lis Sd ROSIN--Cofr- To-
mon. X. 30. PETROLEUM Refined. 6i.d. LIN
SEED OIL sos.
London March oo-RAN SUGAR --Ceutritu- %
gal lis 81. rnuscOvsdo. i0s 81 BEET sCtA -
March 10s SD. LINSEED-Calcu''a Apn..
Iuno SIS I'D IINSEED OIL. AS ,d ePEPN
on. t3i los PETROLEt'M - American reHnH1. :.
ID: spirits s3.d TURPENTlNE-spirits. -
ROSTN- American strained IS - fne. Us ~.
Antwerp March .o.-PFTROLEIN n trancss
New-York tribune., 1911-03-21
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
ALABAMA GREAT SOUTHERN

ALABAMA GREAT soUTHEFH
3sI- T. -'it iM9d s "fa 4. rs :ss
CINCINNATI. NEW ORLEANS & TEN4l
PACIFIC.
:, -e.kin M-h s1I217e si75 s12 slsa a.t
July l-Mch IA ee42 az e25S3i' sass "a
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA
- ~.sk IN v,h S2a2 500 .2Ti 900 $50 sro
July inch Il. 545 900 ssleT 70" es' )
CHESAPEAKE s OHIO
- ~..k IN Mch s5S4 5. s6ss es5 tS s:t
J,.iv ,ich +, e3i72 $40 p sos 5s5 iiSr ais
CHICAGO 2 ALTON
July Inch IA io-is-is 975a go eioI I:s
DETROIT & MACEIEAr.
- w,.k in Mch sseS2s see san go %.
July inch. IL rs 1sS H'2 -, Fi-t
GNTEROcEANIc or MEXICO
q & -'i n9b 9 M'n +. sSs. s. $50 So 'iGt ss s!sc:a
IOWA CENTRAL
20 5,y y';s Nh A. M 2, i5ssf, i ,5s s.
1v1ERHATIoHAL Z GFEAr HoF rHEEs
"a i5lT vsfs ineb T. NJ +, SO coz eii5 600 ,.sso3
MISSOURI KAH5as : TEXAS
ryr1hsr n miles Isl 8c52
p week in Mch sies aol i.:l.e2 sd
NINHEAFoLIs = cr Louis
T,,,,. f~Mch IA S5.a -. 84as 80 ;oo4 ia
Mobile & ONO
~ --ak Il -fcr tc25 81 tLl4 >, ei.H asa
Tui- 1N.h - 7lds 30 53i To- ais ssS
NATIONAL cF NJ NfCo
a as~E IN foh 81 -T7 soS 81 a. So g ~ ;s2
1ulv N,h q a. $50 S5l % t9i sal - ~ sNr
solTHCRH
'.ufnber II miles as io.n
- p.eek ir Nch q is2 ai8 81 t,S s97 81 cSs SO
July iNch - - G1 ssO 90 isS iei - - pas
TOLEDO ST LOUIS WESTERN
q week IN Nc' So l's ss6 H-t 50 l's
Tu'y i-Nch - e6sSl5T $50 90 4,S.iis
TOLEDO PEORIA Z WESTERN
- .,..~,- IN ,f.r <2f Q1- 81 81 go Sia
ryl,- Mch II, eiso2i sl5l - so
TWIN CITY LINES
I'd week IN Mch si3..o53 Sisf ca5 81. 40
r4n Nch IL iA5.ai5 80 ~ 30 -
.oFTHEPS OHlo TRACTION & LIGHT
1911 1910 Incr-ass
d eek N Mob s2T 49, fsisfs = SIS
J,n Neh - SsG -" Sl' COS a. "a
New-York tribune., 1911-03-21
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. March 20 The offerings a. the s-ol
auction sales TO-DAY amounted - 1900 bales
Tho selection WAS m good condition. ars va.
readily absorbed by the home trade are Corf'
rrrtai huvers. the latter securing crossbrecs ~
vell as uorinos after animated competition Tbs
s.lo4 follow. New south Wales, zoo he -
secured lOdd Is % greasv. 5dn l. - queen
land 900 bales secured is 4ddls Pd. V-eag, -
1ls I'D. Victoria T. 50o bales. secured is ,
Qls lied gressl 5i1dals 81 South Aus,rsl,, ~;
100 bales. gressy. 7dgls p Wes' Austraha- ~ 80
IN les. cressv sf7drle 1itd Iesnaris. ogi
bales. greasy iidals q New Zealana eenp
bales. Secured isais ID. ersssv, osaGis
cspo ~ Good Hope and Natal. -" baesS
secured is 2I1ls % srsssy. SAiglossd.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-21
NATIONAL BANK REPORTS
Neu York institutions Rave Substsn-
+,sI peserve Above Legal requirements

Washington. March IN Reports # "or
d,tions Of national banks. made IN response
- tse controllers last call on March =
.1,,i,uA ~ show gradual expansion. ufth
. siirbt terdency 80 cur'sii nsnonsl hank
~,.,.,i,,ion The He" York banks appear
g. have : substantial r"s|rfe r'Nf W over
toe requirements 81 "a"
The contraction of nsions fank 'u'p.
ist,.n is reflected ~ o'Poslts ~ 'a"fu'
'cr., The banks arc about 5000 oo1
"a ~ ,ba Treesur-' I'm the redenlptione.
"a rreas,lv oheia's believe that much OF
-. ,atiansl hank circulation nop being 70
go ,,,u not oe seen again unth m" crop
mo- ing s-sscp N ths fai
The large rederrtions ere heiH 20 MAJ
osn4rsi movement q none from
,ne t,4erio, 20 tie central rcserTe cities
.,,i,,,lsyIv 80 Nsp' YORK
New-York tribune., 1911-03-21
os s2ess. car-ier. 81 soas2 poMAIyE has

box s2Rss car-isr 81 hce7s2 PoNAINE. hes-
ks, slNsl 70. box 15cISl 2S. RHCRARb. nsat
b.. dozen punches. asa Long Island. In'
hunchAs 81 2oQSa so state no punches. s3qt
western dcTer t'Inch.s 15d .5~ RADlStff.S.
Carolina and Virginia. basket, Slotl -. florlls
s16sl %: STRING BEANS. wax. bssket sZp
50 So crate s2Gs3 % green basket, s2usS %
crate s2as3 80 SPINACH bbi ~ 2SGs2
SHArICTS mi s.GsG. sCAJLIONs North
carolina. crate 81 5odsi - Virginia. basket.
81 2jesi -. sol ASH Florida - cuban, neN
rhite box siTSl so. Hubbard bhi - - NJ,
row q. TrRNrpS ru'ahaga. hhi. i5cdsl ,
white bhl or bag 81 25@sl So TOMATOES
Florida. carrier 75odsl It Cuban. Ibe1si l..
u V-ATFPCpFSG 100 punches 81 honsI 20
New-York tribune., 1911-03-21
CENSUS REPORT ON COTTON
Shows 11,e41.563 Bales for
1ato-1O.3S6.2no IN 1ona

Washington. March ~ The Census Ev-
resus report shows the cotton crop of lalo
70 he Il a4l.SS bales. counting round as helf
eales and including. linters. compared with
10 SSs pa for 1910
Included IN the statistics for lalo are
Linters. So759 bales Sea Island cotton.
lass bales. and round. il.ss7 bales. -he
average gross weight of the bales is nj .
pounds for 1910. compared with iess FOR 1900
Expressed IL equivalent sno-pound bales.
the 1910 crop is 1883. 90. compared With
l"3lS.GS2 for ias Cotton estimsted h. gin
ners and delintsrs es remaining ~ be
Finned and included IN the statistics for
100 amounts 70 20 lea bales
New-York tribune., 1911-03-21
NEW PANAMA CANAL BONDS
Will pe Issued in Three Denominations
500. $500 and = 00o

washington Wsrch co-Bonds of me 80
Panama CsrsI 'oan 7hich 7il NJ n'a 80
nsfore june Z. Vu re # three oenoTi''
80 ,loo syn and : 'oo according ~ rrAs
o., plar- ef the Treas1rT There VII 20
20 "a hord . dencr7ina'cr issued in ron'
., the rye-ious SCALED r"i1I'r losn7
reeiens for the ne Issue haze heer an
,royes The eneravines en- The 'aces cf ne
,[.as ,tu show scenes 81 thc canal and
-, r,stine Incidents in American his
New-York tribune., 1911-03-21
.. A. A SAVINGS BANK TALKS

rohn Hsrsen Fhoadss' Charles y sprasue
= L.d,,in ?. Mavnard will be among the
.,,e,s - the special esvinss bank sef-
- IF ,be finance forum Vest side Young
- Cbr,s,ian Association. 20 3ls West
-, street to-niorrow evening orion ~
80 5.,,- The state Superintendent 81 Banks.
"a, ~ one II the guests cf homer.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-21
AlERSTATE BOARD S WARNING
g!'ph and Telephone Companies
aust File Reports With Commission

d. 'i'ag'9n March ~ Al Telegraph
~. '-ennone |ompanies doing an inter-
=. @.s.rtfs. being common carriers SUB
- me provisions NJ the Interstate
Act must make reports resp-
Tie Interstate Commerce Comn1ls-
,,.- F'4s. Impose only reasonable and iusi
sr.' ana charges ana are forbidden ~ give
,et..- sHecnabie preYcgerCe o. s4fshtess'
~e--s or Otherwise % 1nVDody.
O. y. .oainlsson. IN pointing thls out ~
4, ,hlc.s. exrreFstop f..cav on questions
.I,- lncer ths act pa tlcu.ariy rs pro-
80, spseircollY applying 70 teiegra pA,
,S"ole AID cable ,onDs "heth7i
~, " wireless hold tnat COMPANY
80 Nnc.lv intrcststs business Is npL
49, u the act unless there De an a.
r-sr.~--- between that companv arc
...srs.-y. tie continuous transmission ot
'S~-ls messages
New-York tribune., 1911-03-21

sbipu1sr.. ci,c. ApriI t7-32c, srd Ms a-iec
- 80 cost and ffeighf 49,,
RICr-Stesdv 30 rrn. with rood locsl Job
iius demand ~ tull prices. 80 -.
NETAIs-CoPPFR--s 1Iu .P'
,rsr~I aprif Ma and June. II soGil 90" Lon
don arm sro, f5f t. I'd futures. 100 lls ~
Lake coppsr - 5pQ12 - -. slec,roiT'ic ~
eute,. snot 20 75qf a. t.,, March $3.50 4''c
april ~ $3.50 55~ Ma 20 -5dSg s2iec Jgns me
81 Z5dsi co. London stonS sp.. ~ Us
futures rt5S rs LEAD-Easy FQi 5'c Ne"
YorL 2oG. 9ef7c Fast - Iouis SPLITTER
nuu -0Gs 90 New York, ioq3 45c Eas' -
Louis Iondcn f23 ANTtMcNN -bull. coz
sors oT,p ~, fRON-Ciev0and warrants Us
TaL,d In London Iocsly steadY " iopnir
Northern si5 7sG sis - 20 foundry Ncrinerr
New-York tribune., 1911-03-21
NTN lOgE PRICES.
INTERIOR FFfttFI~
SEhBONHp uEtHh>

COTTON The final census report or fN'
season published az fie opening oi tho MAI
lot rr0vc 500 near sNf ecfa'ious t'af ~ lailcf to
-tiu,-,ist- sI- fresh busines- ci-hcr way, and
"a. rnart.f continued quiDf with prices tuc
tIafuE irrogular'y within coupara'ircIy n't-
IN rang, Tile close was st"ads. nef ur
.I.,i,g,I to = point. higher Tho reIorf msdr
-be -..,f riurng i1r the season. including an
-.t.r.4fr rf tho amount I"fraiuin- ty Do Ginn'i
after N8rcl ] as usual aLd Iuftrh ~ the CN
r.rf of 80 -g1 lalae. amount lp 1l.jilJA5 bales.
ss.risr oreratrrs were inclined 20 aid ~ least
"nfi roo rsl-. to the total -iuHinr. an their 4-t
~ tf. -gur.rrisI rror snd 60 1-ate capital "f
rho ff.t THAI tho arer..e weight or tue bales
Last car Eri-- - tle Other hand. roiufed
to tu- ufI-uliir large prop. u"u OF llufers ard
claimed thai f1~ nl lree inr'Ife. fulr aF''sn
baI-e ~ rhra4r-f cotton. thaf the report aid
~ .dieafe moro than fl30oo0" hale - cocI
erir--tle cotton & Q-. ate cable from bftei
frnf said thaf fhe trade there construed t.
--,.-l- ae pointing o. a romner'i1l crop {
4Tr-o,tra'eI- - 80 'oo ts'. Lc~ii ,o1'ra.'
New-York tribune., 1911-03-21
70 Aonoe JUSTICE HUGHES.

n, es- Association vln sire reception
~ Justice Hughes az i's house. ~ West i''h
street tonight m honor Of bis eie' alton TO
the Supreme court bench Two nnn1ie'
guests including judges ~ 'h@ court ~
Appeals Of the Supreme court of the state
and ~ the fedsrsl courts. rl'l be present
New-York tribune., 1911-03-21
,vo, ,.srs .>D s1prre- Molas,es t.ll
"E E<a,Al A., sToRnsIspirits ,arpen'i0o io'r.

ing fairlv well S,rIps suisf aud uuchaizei
80, - n rew hish record price here and ~
Ssvannah Rosn and tar ruled stesdy hl, qut'
AM unchanged SPIRITS TLRPENLlNb. ma
hire tbis 81 ns TAP So IS. RoSfN. COMMON
- aood strained s. r9ass r. $ ~. Z - %
= * 81 aui -. & - s
oILs-Linseed OF gnle' ~, un ~ a.,
f9r standard white II barrels a. Nc" tors
rOCTONsEED OU-veakre77 IN lara
liberal offeri7gs - crude oil from the ScN,I
sifghfi.- fooer fslras resulted IN ac're lrlni
dalton ,rd prices were sasler. closing - le'
Ea-ur-
New-York tribune., 1911-03-21
rLOIu AND MEAj--Fi1ur ilaeI.

e,I-r r--stlr Cld lo's -prine Tater's s3aSo -
-,.er --~7. gtf- S4f - IA. winter patents. - 80
= "a 90 sr-uz ears s4FSs Q, extra $50 + s. q.
rSt fo .5Cr4 SO winter. 20 2o0S' 'H. kan
.-,-. ,-f. a 3aTS4 A. far~- Epffr- So nfF
.c os1S6 D. rTF FL.OTr-Firr -alr o. ccc-
8. p.1 a 81 rrcica 30 flncr. - 'lQSi 70 corn
VEtI I-s..elr Hi0 dried. 8 ~ EfE MLAl
Ttne -hite a~f relloT - 1881 ~. co1rfe
A. tGIs, r. FTEp-Firm Wssfr RI spring
s35 ~ s'anisr1 ~ .1tirs 100 = sacks - -o1r
al s-- 10 - doe tye ~i'r hrsr f2i 90 fIfs
s7s scll- riddling So 7JlS2s red los s2s .
Ecr.inv crohp 81 20 bulls. So 20 TlrAs. oi i'-
ga -grE.-
New-York tribune., 1911-03-21

SPOT aliet vi-h rrres . points rizher. ~
- 90. f5r uIddrur upland sles. go bale.
deli-ercd cu contract. "a" ta'es i'erpool
.sbr4-. spa. ,ct'on m eood demand sale.
~ 49,, bales. REGULATION -n1 eETorr 100 amer
..ar r. 600 fwrorf- ~ 80. sl American
Ni1 upland s15i fI'ules opened quiet at
point, decline rcceI tarel" stead. 2ie 10
point iorer Nsr,r Narch Ar-' APT May
ft.. sl-rI-f. ~ s 81 t-,errenlner Z lsd.
.terhsr. p~t9h4r 6siid. Ccfocer -N1reWro-.
. .I'-a Eorombe December. . t- I'd D-@sraaal-
1suuar o. es3 Jauuar, ehruprr E 81 I'D
CpTTEf-Business still 'estreted ~ 'rH
approaching sale. of 'sl"rtratior rc~-0 ard tn-
pIIr,e ~ business ~as small s4es. ~ "a p1gs
Market reav.. closing ~ o rsf decline ~ 201
point. cost sra freight oTe-7 from frs N acre
20 slightly higher le-el. Sarto. 4 f1 ~ Co..
4 and -e ~ f2t.. and 1s end 4 20 't.tr tuf
owing ~ fh1 aheruCr ~ demand f~~0 fie interior.
t,.,.r- ver. rot disposed 20 ra-- fhe prices 8r<e1
b. Frs-U ard no business was reported Hare
closed nrt unchanged. Hamburg unbalanced 20
p uferrig tower Fio vas - res lover 5r'
-sr'os ooe So 'eis higher brazilian ezrhc'Fe
or london unchanged st ls 10 sre5ousH
f.Ii-srIce - F-azliar coffee ~ fr'ef -fatrf
r.4r-l f1-. week ere ~ 535 Hs7s 3Eainst 71l4S
-r. r~e- .-gs week ard ~ go last ca TIsri-
-,ipl'l. 'n ard sroa' flr ne triffd sratss 2 ~
55- 'tar- assinst 3fiS GO last e1r 1r' osi eni
40 .la~s tso spot insctivs tTf r'ei1 - T. C
Jog - so1 1-rsI rorfrac' price,
New-York tribune., 1911-03-21
yRoE I-IDN

8. 80 .e'iing da4 - 'h. hrse rscsirts ~ hogs
srI lover prices ir he hcg market PoF K
F,s. Me- 81 7bdS22 famiI-. S-l i-- short
-i.ar SfS glRSf4 81 TrFF--Feed' Ness 50
5sf. - farlilv Sladtia 20 p4cke; sl5G ~ 81
e,tr, lndia mess sc5G;25 - bEEF HAMS
ou.e' '37ss1a pREssEp., noes. Eal,
,ot.l rip- i0i., CUT MEArs-rickisd bellies
easr n n i21e = p. In u y p
~ kie6 hams qa.et. u. sstLoN -sss,,eiy
Weak Mode Wet. s51s esc. cl'y tasv. 5,
asLc re6ned SCUM Ameries 10 25c. conunen'
~ ,r'rNr- ~i4O Ti,c. c.t, ard 10
.,GhR-Reaned nrm. with fairy soof bust
-esf ana HIGHER prices are t1psc'tc in ihe near
+.,,.,. rtar6ar4 rflrulatec 4s0c ne'. less J
,r~ 'art .1-h IN London bsct sugar ves I'D
y. pa hirher and active NaI1h iof SD
ArrI ios "a Ma les e+a haw aefs vt.-
80 ru.hsr prices ver. asLs1 Pa tuysfs 80
-, .h-p. fau.t interest a. tss ask.d rstes
= @n.rffugei gs t-s' So r11scsvodo. - tsS,.
2 s6- nl-lass<s sugar - test. 3ilc. March
New-York tribune., 1911-03-21
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Eth ~.

Furnished p Cnerlss r ps-usv & - - =
Rro,d s'rest Nev Icrs an4 ~ 10 s.l'l
stN --rae' phEafr'Phis
New-York tribune., 1911-03-21
EICIN BUTTER MARKET
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Blsin, March 20 -BUTTER-Firm. %. out.
NIT
New-York tribune., 1911-03-21
CoCToNsEFD OIL
cOIINIRN pROCuCE MARKE Is.

rev York March 20. 1911
EtAN. AND ptAs-Peo eipts. j" pags
small lots for currer- use. rrices tof NJ NJ
-eriefi.s unchanged. hut ar eas' ~
mr. ,--- Marrow rhci~e too To - 'Jh - ~, ~,
,@~r "a aocd S11 s. 80. r1sd sdiurn. choice g ~
a a. ~ poor ~ good. $J9$3 - zee cngtd
(. i5a si 30. POOR 20 Cncd. 8 7 - y" 70. 80, -
r-r Chrf~. g. O. roor - good. - -'H 49,"
,,-h,,o l.ldre.. rnoioe a.. -elio" 80 = 80 o
= e7 rigrk turle soup. a. 25d & 30. li9a
california. . 8" FEAe-scotcn. rffr
New-York tribune., 1911-03-21

0fIr Nfln. If'N -lfiNf GULL ~toch4 IT vt ans li
or Ncr York central working down. and en
barge viii prohahfr nn raised before another
r.eer Fsncv light olores mixed steady.
Cther clover quiet FAG-Timoth~ prime.
large hai.s 100 lb. g 10. 10 " 10 No 4 - G.
& 81 or. shipping GST f7tsc. packing Sod
So. clover. mixed. 900 99igs. pure SoG7Sc
STRAW Iouz r'e. - 5jc. oat sud heat.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-21
LII LIS
mAY ANn ,TRAM-rIrh 100 fan

UOVN -OuIoI N VI secfIors buf holdars
firm and bids of :, iu Sonoma Countv. cal.
have been refused bv growers. Here there
Is eorno .nquiry. bur ltl. movement. as hold
New-York tribune., 1911-03-21
CASH QuOTArlONS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

- y b anoa'
The Washington times., 1911-06-13
CAPITAL WuLHONOR
STARS AND STRIPES
Schools Government Departments, and Patriotic Organ
cations to Appropriately Observe Hundred and Thirty
Fourth Anniversary of Flag Tomorrow.

With patriotic exercises in the public
schools, Government departments, and
by various patriotic organizations, Flag
Day, the 134th anniversary of the adop-
ton of the Stars and Stripes as the ma
tional emblem. will be appropriately
celebrated in Washington tomorrow.
Arrangements for the speakers and
exercises in the schools have been COM
pleted by A. S. Perham. patriotic in
structor of the Department of the Po-
tomac, Grand Army of the Republic,
and Major Charles r. Douglass. assls-
tant patriotic instructor. An elaborate
celebration has been planned by en-
ployes of the Government Printing Of
fee.
A platform has been erected on the
G street side of the big printery, and
Senator Borah and Speaker Clark will
address the gathering, while Miss Jane
Abercrombie will sing "The Star
6pangled Banner"
Perhaps tho most elaborate prepara-
tions have been made by the Postoffice
A balcony has been built
out into the enormous Interior court OF
the Postoffice Building and the exer-
cises will be held there. From every
floor of the building, with the exception
Of the first floor. the exercises can be
seen.
The program will begin at o'clock
tomorrow afternoon. After the assem-
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bly, call by Mr.. Taylor, the audience
will sing America" There will be Sc
lections by male quartet and a brass
quartet. Mrs. Walter A. Gawler will
sing soprano solo and Earl Carbauh a
baritone solo.
Central Labor Union will give a pat
riotic banquet at the Ebbitt House to-
morrow night for the members Of the
executive council of the American
Federation of Labor, and the members
of Congress who are active members
of organized labor.
Observance to Be General.
In Washington as in every other, city
and town In the country the Stars and
Stripes will be displayed tomorrow on
all public buildings and from many pri-
vate residences.
Following it's custom for the last four
teen years, the American Flag Associa-
ton has sent out the following appeal
for a general observance Of the day:
I'VE respectfully appeal to the Presi-
dent of the United States of America,
to the governors Of all States In our
land, and to the mayors of each Ameri-
can city, to herald the coming and cele-
bration of Flag Dag, June Il, 1911, by
proclamation; we call upon every pub
lie officer, every teacher of the youth
OF our country, the editors Of all news
papers, the daily instructors of the
youth of our land, to call public at
tention, to arouse enthusiasm, and to
provide for public exercises and general
celebration Of the day."
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Four Medals Carried
Off by Asheville Boy

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va, June 49,
Four prizes in scholarship today are
possessed by d. Hilden Ramsey, OF
Asheville, n. c.. according to awards
announced last night. He wins the de-
hating and Oratory medals of the JEFF
ferson Literary Society. the William
Jennings Bryan prize for an essay on
Capital Punishment" as a theme upon
the science of government, and the Lin
den Kent prize for the best biographical
essay.
The Washington Literary Society is
tubIlant over its victory last right over
the Jefferson Society in their annual de-
Charlottesville, and w. l.. James, or
Ocean View, Del. are winners, re-
spectively, Of the Oratory and debating
medals of the Washington Society.
Thomas f. Didlnke. of Sacklefords.
Va, Is winner of the prize offered by
Richmond Colonial Danes, for the best
essay on Virginia colonial history.
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Senate Employees Fate
Rests on Caucus TODAY

The Senate Republicans will hold a
aucus this afternoon, following the
ession. for the purpose of considering
he report of the Committee on Commit
ees on Senate patronage.
II the report of the committee is
ldopted. a number Of luckIess Senate
employees who no longer have Senators
20 stand as sponsors for them will be
disconnected from the pay rolls. Much
anxiety prevails among Senate enl-
ployes today 10 know who will be drop
ped and who will not.
IN the process Of edualizing patron
age among Senators. some CT the en-
ployes will suffer. It appears a few
Senators Of long service have used dras-
tic methods TO get their friends on the
pay rolls. and the result is thew have
much more than their share Of patron
age. Other Senators are in rebellion
against this, and the caucus IS going to
try to work the whole problem out.
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DEATHS

ANDERSON-On Saturday, June 10, 1911. at
7:I5 u. M. at Garfield Hospital. JOHN H.
ANDERSON. beloved husband Of sadie h
Anderson, in the sixty-ninth year OF his age
Remains at Chapel OF Frank Geier's Sons.
Ill3 Seventh street northwest. Funeral
from Church Of the Epiphany on Tuesday,
June Is at 2 o'clock p. m. lnterment al
Rock Creek Cemetery.
BROWN-Suddenly. on Saturday June 10
1911 at 432 Sixth street northeast, MRS
MARY AGNES BROWN, beloved wife OF
Alexander H. Brown, aged seventy-three
Funeral services at residence. Wednesday
June a. at 2 p. m. Interment private
HoYL-on Monday, June u. 1911 at l:45
4 m, DOROTHY FAIRFAH. infant
daughter Of Thomas F. and Agnes Doyle
aged six months. ,o,,
NJ street northwest, on Tuesday June lS'
at 10 a. m
HIGDON-On Monday. June -. 1911, at the
Home for lncurables, MARGARET H.
HIGDON.
wright & Co, 1887 Tenth street northwest.
on Wednesday. June Il. at IL a. m
MAIoSEY-on Monday. June u, 1911 at
$50 D. m, at her residence, rs q street
northeast, HONORAH, wife Of Michael
Maloney.
PRENTISS-on Tuesday. June g. 1911. at
her residence, 1905 Fifteenth street north
west, MARIA TRAPIER KEITH; widow
Charleston. s. c., in the SEVENTEEN year
1nterment at Charleston. S. C, on We'd
nesday. June l.
REAMES-On Monday. June 12. 1911. at the
residence of his daughter Mrs. Arthur .
southeast, ABEL T. REAMES.
Interment at Richland, Iowa