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The Washington herald., 1912-03-27
ANOTHER HERD CONDEMNED.
inspectors Find Thirty-one
TubercuIar Cattle in Maryland.

Thirty-one cattle out Of a herd Of
ffty-six on a Maryland farm near the
District line have been discovered to
be tubercular by inspectors of the
health department. Announcement to
this effect was made late yesterday aft
ernoon by officials of the ONCE.
The name of the owner of the cattle
and the exact location OF the farm
are being kept secret. number of
cattle in the herd were found to be
tubercular some time ago. The test
was not regarded as satisfactory. how
ever, so a new examination was made
by inspectors of the department, with
the result that the additional tuber-
cular cows were found.
Arrangements are now being made
with officials of the Department of Ag-
riculture for the killing of the tuber-
cular cattle. Until the cattle have been
killed and the farm has been disinfected
the owner of the herd will not be per-
mitted to ship milk into the city.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-27
ANAC0STIA.

Under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid
Society OF the Randle Highlands Baptist
Church. an interesting musical entertain
ment was given last evening before a
large audience.
EIecta Chapter No. 2, Order of the
Eastern Star. met last evening in the
local Masonic Hail. with large number
present. Many new applications have
been received for membership and are
now being considered.
Glass No. S. of the Sunday school de-
partment OF Emmanuel Episcopal Church.
met last evening for the purpose of for
mally organizing and TO outline Its work
for the future. Zane Kelly was selected
as president.
Anacostia Council, No. JIG. Junior Order
OF United American Mechanics. met last
evening in the Masonic Hall, with Coun-
cilor ]. w. Crawford presiding. Plans
were made for an elaborate meeting to
be held in the near future, when q large
class viii be admitted to membership.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-27
DOG FANCIERs TO MEET.
Plans VIII BE Announced for Bench
Show In April.

The Washington kennel Club will hold
a meeting in the rooms of the Chamber
of Commerce on tomorrow evening. The
club is anxious that all Washington dog
fanceirs attend this meeting and learn
in detail Of the plans for the show, which
will be held in the Arcade rink next
month. An invitation will be extended
all to become members OF the club and
help make the show the most successful
ever held in Washington.
The American Kennel Club has sane
toned the dates asked for by the local
organization. which insures the presence
of dogs from the foremost kennels in the
country and the active support Of the
various clubs devoted to the interests of
particular breeds. The Cocker Spaniel
Club has already offered its special
prizes, including one which has never be-
fore been offered except at the New York
show.
Word has been received from Howe
Totten that he will make a large entry
Of his famous Great Danes.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-27
Death of "Jake" oliver.

Jake Oliver. an honor man OF the
fire department, who had served twenty
two years, and was forced to resign a
year ago because Of Ill health. died at
his home, 2s17 Dumbarton avenue. Mon
day night. oliver was conspicuous as a
fireman for his bravery. He served first
with Engine No. Z, then with Truck No.
2 For the last sixteen years he had
been connected with Engine No. 5. He
is survived by his wife and one daugh-
ter
The Washington herald., 1912-03-27
z cZ r M A
Also called letter, salt Rheum, Pruri-
tuz, Milk-crust, Weeping skin, Sc.
xrrTr.MA CAN HE CURED TO sTAY.

Also Called letter, salt Rheum, Prnri-
tux, Milk-crust, Weeping skin, Sc.
and when l say cured. mean Just what / say-
CURED, and rot merely patched up for while
20 return worse than before. Remember. make
this broad statement after putting ten years Of my
time on this one disease and handling In the mean
time a quarter Of million Gases Of this dreadful
disease Now. 1 do not care what all you have
used, nor how many doctors have told you that you
could not be eured-an rsk Is Just chance to
show you that l know what am talking about.
II you viii write me TO-DAY. I viii seud you q
FREE TRIAL OF my mild. soothing guaranteed
cure that will convince you more In q day than I
or any one else could In months time. II you
are dseusted ard Discouraged. dare you 10 give
a chance to prove my elaine By writing me to-day
you will enjoy more real cuniftrt than you had
thought this world holds for you Just try 1t and
you win see am telling you the truth.
Dr.. ]. {. eannsdsy. SOS Pirt spssrs, SstalIi. NJ.
Rsfersnces: Third National Bank, sedalia. No.
Cu.ld roo do better sct than 10 ,end this notics
% nns yoor sufsE Of Eczensz
The Washington herald., 1912-03-27

A lecture on the present system Of pro-
tecting the city's children win be given
by Miss Mary C. Jacksol. assistant prin-
cipal Of the Haines NorE.n and Indus
trial Schocl, of Augusta. Ga. next SUM-
day afternoon in Fifteenth street Presby-
terrain Church.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-27
VIRGINIA RESORTS.
ANNoUNc EMENT.

SPRINGS NEW BRICK HOTEL
OPENS JUNE ]. isl2
Thoroughly modern. Aecomnodafsous for ~
guests EARLY RESERVATIONS ADVISED.
Bodklets. rtie cards. &C., upon appiicstion.
Addra-s
MAssoNETA STRINGS co.. INC-
nox "a HarriseRberE, Va.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-27
Memorial Meetinr Postponed.

The meeting OF the Lincoln Memorial
Commission, scheduled TO be held yes
terday at the White House. was postpon-
ed until to-day at the request Of Senator
Shelby NJ. Cullom. Of Illinois, chairman
Of the commission.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-27
Ask More Delegates.

Expressing dissatisfaction with the rep
resentation given them on the programme
of the Christian Conservation Congress
to be held in New York, the Evangelical
Ministers Alliance of Washington and
vicinity held its monthly meeting IN the
Mount Moria Baptist Church. The alli-
ance requested that the names Of Rev
]. Milton Waldron and c. s. Morris be
added to the colored representatives to
be present at the congress.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-27

Tell Binkley says it makes a fel-
Ter keg-backed t live in a dry
town.
Miss Fawn Lippincut will not
attend any more evenin' functions
cause it makes her so late gittin'
t bed after she does all tn things
Lillian Russell prescribes.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-27

For his assistance in putting the iute indastry
ot Beugal India. on a profitable basis. IN Ameri-
can IL to recriTe a fee Of f3.m.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-27
To Lecture ON Children

Time to Consult sbaner, 18th &L,
bout Easter flowers. Wedding decorations
The Washington herald., 1912-03-27

Appropriate Floral Designs.
Choice flowers artistically arranged
prices. GUIDE, INA r st.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-27
stag Hotel. shower B.ths. eos eth. Grsat

Women lawyers in France arc permitted 10 act Is
magistrates IN eases q children less than thirteen
years old
The Washington herald., 1912-03-27

The Best Food In washingtoa for the
least money-Hsrvey's. Penn ave.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-27
LOCAL MENTION.
ExcURsIoNs TODAY.

Steamer cnarSss Maralsster for Mount vernon md
Mar.hAn Hall leaves seventh street wharf at 70
q. m and I:5 p m daily. eIsrt Sunday.
Norfoh and wAshingfon Steamboat oonpanys
steamers from foot of SEVENTH street f< Old Poiat
Comfort and Norfolk daily At ssE p. N
Cars from Flfteerth STREET and New York svenus
every quarter hour for main entnnos Zoo Park and
Chew Chase-
Railroad en eEeU fsu minutes IRON rAlry-k,xth
and n streetA -.'
The Washington herald., 1912-03-27

'Tn times of peace prepare for apar'
was never more applicable than to yonr
business. The mere fact of being in
business opens the way to difficulties
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1912-09-18
WOXAi'S Gl..yu DEPARTMENT


VII llth''ii l''lii 49,
a,rrutl No9,han;. md ba.tr
cave l.,ea & ucarcd AMI Interest
aw.,&cm.l = 10 the impor'aicc Of all
lines oi anltaiion The daily eA-
pcrience of Tia. inspector shows iha'
ia" claa Il p"opc most in need Of
i"ssons are lrlcphonin" and rominS
- her tor advice
sir Ellis had led u li%ht IN Ia
cbna again-t luud prrscrtatises, -
p,cialh "Frr"z" '"m, which silenres
narnne oior. without destroying
hartcria trrrk- en- is the trad
namn Hn,i.r which sulphur dioXid"
o. sodium sulph1Ic VA, formerly
/ sol Ti' dig"etik" secretion. Laya
liiile .n"rt On food rmhalmrd with
Frey cm Children ;re I'll"
greatest ufiorcr; from its effects.
For the children" has been Mrs.
Ellis Yioran. who" SHE rose Ia
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The Lakeland evening telegram., 1912-09-18
f.i;.. Gnlcs.

Wings and lai1l ,'aill"r pieces, III
Infinite variety, are expected 10
s5ege heavily. and many h,c'ile nov
cite; are in evidence. s3y5 tn liy
;aeda l,conomit pToWir n ameng
t3tse are polna-lp,tcd. fm-shaped
fplhcr pieces 5 brown plush model
iNth IN ,vcuh rolling hrim IS
trimmed with two brown feather
pieces With White pulNa dots Onr is
l'arei latly under thc hrim on one
sidc. iho othor poised on the edge
TWoton,l effect IN wings that il.
aidss Of contrasting color-coniln'le 10
be well liked and ar" yariouslv en-.
poy.d to hlrmoniZr with two toned
effects in shape. For instance, a blue
satin model with . black velvet fac
ing will have a blue wing trimming
with black facing. Lon, slim fcath-
~ f'escs ar especially prominent
Some,.inoa these alc placed fatty on
the hrim or else shoot up directly ia
front.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1912-09-18
How She Blu!fed Them

Her fuliy Golden hail ana pa
o. dimplos didn' ienh 'hc ha' h
literary. neTerihclr- III" Ei"hbroe
rn. by one dropped ou' of III" ror
'.-t with her, eoa sed 10 polt puri1
and unly could il lumhly ar"ul
raZina in wonder ~ the wealth n
trr knowledge ii belle let'rcs, sht
TIA. New York Press Even her no
ihiimntc frinn3. when ia" studio iar
!, vas hound. said Il had 40 IL,
y,l knew 50 much abnu, hooki ar.
Writers.
Il = = responded Mis FL
prom. 4 sham"lessly
"ru' shy yoH know mor' ii 81
All thos' people put together t.
~ had to qii3 trying 10 talk ahrA'
lirera,ur" for fe;r you wonlt
J pN little th.y lnow y
Want to know how / 1.d i'
Miss Flun was OF an ohligine d. p
sitinH. IS dimples u.ually ar" 'i-
quito simple when ycu uHdrr-';,
wrn' to a puhlie library ta'!'n
irund a nicc girl who didn look
tired and told h,r I'd give nor Il Ga.
lar 10 make N" lp a long = liz d.
| ste could afford for ,hc money % ~.
least known books -nd alti.or
lie world. sprinklifg ia few
ttlions Then vent TO a n
knew who writes book notices .oi
publishing house and got lis tpn
him oi books that are hardly 3H =.
press yet. That was TO ma,.. II
seem terribly up TO date - lie
real hard Gle night Oh u -
liat5 when knew | was 20 lp III
5'udio party, for J didn't want tlos
hightrows to have anythinE e. ~
When they spoke Of Maurif -.
\ .rt- ! said, you may remember th2
he had taken many u his ideas fro'
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1912-09-18
Us EInSI N.uIiI ..WAE.

The nsi&hlor lad A4d lr.o al 50
had he,
Ttll Mother sisnrd; We'll i il has
to be"
,ld Father said SURE aim
run along,
lts 80 near i! there's nolhin& can
20 wrong.
:, Mother rolled his Gown into 4
smaller than one her throat held:
put his comb
la with it: and he left. with JOY
a-inmp
First time he STAYED all night
away from home
llr ,hokcd Il little when hc aiG Sood
r. stranger -parents; and hr saw i
light
Shining IN his own hausr, tw"
worlds away
H. ,ar 0Nt block; lhpn }r.~aHo t.i'
downing aaA
I,ai NJ. was tomh Vt t''"'
breakfast timr
1,. tn I'M hi
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1912-09-18

!. s.4r nrvrilli Of The twelfth cen
Gou't know = thing III tn
M,a.l about Hewlett nor II iilet
i, VA, .ucn :. person rs ih2oiiiaf
n,Ar,li hnt neither do those iilGh-
p,.N* when they mentioned Nts.
lluHarrcy Ward | l.n@uidl> referred
Ia that remarkable woman o' me
Nj Nah,lrian library, Fla> ell: Sonol-
| OF course there never wa@ slci
a ..rsan. In fact. the wilaer ne
,Hls IN ny statements the sattf
Wa for nobody present Knew
rn,"t@l 10 trip me mp SEQ" he'an'
u.ue independent OF my list. "Atrp'
the rev books. Even those, how
eyer we're too new for the hi2h-
brew. 50 | think | G"Nr them all iil'
run for their money they VIII Want
fpl some time. don, You think. It's
l,rt easy to do literary work II you
d, ~ sci scared Sanc with ART ana
mi- il lust .r, the lingo :nd the
names Of a few picture, and artists
tnM ,obody knows anything about
and YOU can make 'hr hi .,grsl kind
o: 4 hit
New-York tribune., 1912-02-27

PROVISIONS -- Moderately active. with
small price changes, but after firm tone early
became easier. PORK--steady; mess. SIT $50
sl7 so: family SIS 25 g$19 25; short clear.
S17@s1s BEEF-Mess. S13 a Si3 so: family,
sl5a$lS 50; packet sl$ 51gsit extra en- India lS
q 500 30. DRESSED HoGs-steady; bacons
81. d8c; pigs, 09c. CUT MEATS-Pickled
bellies dull 9hc. picked hams quiet. lie
TALLoW-Dull; special, 6Ac. city, 6c coun-
try. 5& @6Lc. LARD-steady; Middle West.
ssO6 $500: city, Sis 0S%c; refined barely
steady: South America. 1o.10c continent.
9,25c; Brazil kegs, 1l.10c; compound steady,
8H 97hc. sTEARINE-ouiet; oleo, st@
slsci city lard. 0& 1lOc.
and January, 1869 425c: March. 1900
1430c: April. May aud June. II. 12h @14371Ac.
London steady; spot f64 2s Cd: futures. EG4
los I'd. Arrivals 723 tons. exports, 20 S3l
tons so far this month: lake copper, 14ia a
1i%c; electroytic. 14ls G14Sc; casting. 1873
N 14Ikc TIN-Flrm; spot and February,
430I3.3Tkc; March, 43443.25c, April. $40
q 42.s7sc; May, 426I2 zoe; June. aga ~. SOC.
London steady; spot. Ll96; futures. fiol los,
March at I3.02lac. LEAD-Quiet; 494.l0o
New York. 3.05 Lose East st Louis Lon
don. f15 IFS Cd sPELTER--Quiet; G509
675 New York. 6.3Til d662j4c East 81 Louis:
London. fo6 los ANTIMONY-Quiet Cook
sons. 7.25c. IRoN--Cleveiard warrants. 49s
7i7d I'm London locally unsettled. No | foun-
dry Northern. $1I 20 Sl5 %: No :. $14 - y
COrTONsEED OII1-There was active lil-
uidatiGn In the March position, owing 10 eS-
pectations OF heavy deliveries. There was also
selling for Western account and prices were
easy, closing at a net decline OF 30f points.
Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1912-02-27
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions I'm bankruptcy
were filed yesterday in the United States
Court
MEYER SABSEVITZ. jobber in diamonds
aud watches, No. 40 East Broadway, in
voluntary Liabilities, S93,1li; assets, $685.
f&
NEAL. & BRINkER COMPANY. whole
sale and retail dealer in hardware, No. Is
Warren street, involuntary. Liabilities,
$4,000: assets. sSO. 600.
p. q W. VACUUM CLEANER COM
PANY. No. 523 West 18th street, invoun-
tsry. Incorporated, 1909, with capital stock
Of $4,000
JOHN BRUCE, No. 1868 Broadway, vol
untary. Liabilities, $2,225: assets $iJ.
.LIBBIE II. KLEIN. of Nyack yolun-
tsry. Liabilities, S2,lN: no assets.
ELLEC ". APPEL, No 1870 Boston road,
~sslntaIY. Liabilities. 3,s79 assets, 1886.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-27
TOPICS OF THE STREET

,,OEEIGN TRADING.-TranSact ioI
,.,sign account in the local stock market
Irao,Inted 10 about lO,VD shares, mosu3
aaIes Of United States Steel common.
TO LIST WABASH CERTIFICATES OF, J
,EpOSIT The Equitable Trust COMPANY
hrntnCtiye committee for wabash Railroau
srst refunding and extension bonds wiH
.non ay2ly for listing OF certificates OF de-
80 Iic5n the stock Exchange. The COM
gyJttee has received deposits of bonds IN
nxckss of Sl0OJOO00, There are Al,3ibSzV OF
,bs bonds issued, OF when 9'4'15p al Z
oS,ned by the company and carried as
VVreasnr-y assets. $j,0U0,OO0 are deposited with
~ Central Trust Company as security Tor
~. ~ Ccynpany's extended Az per cent notes
and $4,000 are deposited with the Bank- X
@rs Trust Company as security Tor Iis
guarantees on the wheeling q Lake hTlc
a Gn0 900 defaulted notes
sTEFL That the steel
,rejnes7 is satisfactory from the viewpoint
~ OUTPUT is evident from the fact that tne
y!,ite6 States Steel Corpora ton is operat-
tng ,lose 10 90 per cent or ITS Capac!tH, {,
,,Sich compares with approximately % per
cent a year ago. This is an increase OF %
,ar cent Prices, however, are ABOUT 90 u
ION lower than they were year ago auo
,bje loss i'm earnings through lower prices
3r Offset % a large extent by the increase IN
,,oducfiou The present output Is some
,hirr like 100000 tons year in excess ot
What Il was in the corresponding perloa ol
last year
n1yrDENDS DECLARED. o. Dividends
have been declared as follows: The Ameri-
nsp COMPANY. regular quarterly IL per
cent on the preferred, payable April l; the
WettIaufer-Lorrain Silver Mines company,
rsg1llar quarterly 2is per cent and an extra
~ per cent payable April 20; the St. Joseph
lead Company regular quarterly ~ per
cent on the common. payable March l', ana
the Calumet and Hecla Company, quartelIS .
~ an increase of s. as compared with the
same time last year.
CASHIERS OFFICE TO REMAIN
OPEN.-The general offices of Ladenburg'
Thalmann & Co. will be closed tomorrow,
the day OF the funeral Of Ernst Thalmann.
The cashiers office however, will remain
opel, from 10 a. ~ to y. m for the pay
Inept OF drafts and checks, as usual.
LAWYERS MORTGAGE COMPANY
The stockholders Of the Lawyers Mort
gage Company yesterday at speclaI
55,Sstirg approved the proposed increase Of
tba capital stock 70 S6000,t00 by the issu-
anCe of 10000 additional shares.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-27
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago Feb 26.--CATTLE-Receipts, a go; 90
strong beeyes s. soGSs 5O Teas st9etS ,ssdST
sSyes sS SesSs S 5Gas7 q HoGs@Rscopts 900
ys and SS hs9sF ssss ss?G &c. oPSaPy staH 8
Sonsb SO o. $50 u; pigs s. 3OaS6 bulk Of sales,
So @6as5 30, HE'EPgReoelpt., %. 900; steady;
native, So 8ogsl so; Western, 50 I5asi 50; ye2.rr
lings. 81 90aS5 7j: lambs, native, - 4ogS''
Western. 81 756S7 l5.
Kansas city. Feb 26.--CATTLE-Reeeip,I. p.
5000. including 800 southerns market xG eGS5
ss: fair to good. IS 4OqS6 30; Western, - 1Sg
81 10; stockers and feeders - o0SSS e. nativo
ern, ssgs6 2 southern eS%s SOSsr. S"Ssfo s6 5o
bulls s3 754S5 IS: calves, Sip$7 so HoGs,oFe Ss
ceIpts 5000. lOc higher; bulk OF sales. SoaSo -.
he@yy s. 3Sgs0 sS 9sS Pa;sSSe95s 9s ana Sss 81 So5
sHEEP-Recelpts. 1900; lOal3c higher; lai,Vs, ~
So 20aS6 40; yearlings. S4 75gs5 90; wethers' s4g
- Is: ewes, SO 5oQA' stockers ana teeders' y 'o
ass rs
Cincinnati Feb 96 96-CATTLE-Receipts. l.
GIL quiet good light steady; other grades Easy
70 ssade loTeg soSsS Sses SaSss SSsS steady to
sbade lower at 81 25aS9 20. HoGs-Recepts.
81 73l: packers and butchers strong TO oc nighen
ptsS pI,sss AS s9asS; common sows 81 25qS5 90; pigs
and lights 81 25aS6 80. SHEEP--Recepts' oyy;
steady at 81 25qS3 75; lambs 1Oaloc lower at ,"
as8 IS.
East Buffalo. Feb 26-CATrLE-R Receipts. g
Oo0: active and 25c higher; prime steers. 81 IoP
S.: shipping 50 75as7 SO butchers S5gs7 1,,s hs,S
.tockcrs and feeders. SO 75aS5 25 stock heifers;
So 7g{4 fresh cows and spTagePS sGt.e so SSe
ssctiya and SOC lower at s. J0qSll So HOGS
Reces 10000 actvs pigs iOs higher q Hasa 9hs5s s
%tos s6 60ffS8 so: pigs SO 30qS6 co; roughs,
sea$G TO- stass s. 50gs5 so daIres eo So So9SS iS
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reeeipts' ls,oOo' aSSlSS, sSSiSyo
xetbers and yearlings STEADY; others logZoc
SIgbsr: lambs, 50 JOas7 so; yearlngs. $ 500
sd %; wethers s5aS5 %; ewes, 81 2oGSf 49,
sheep mixed. S29s4 90
IBy Telegraph to The Trlbune.1
st Louis. Feb 20. CATTLE - Receipts
3. .fI0; fairly active and loc higher steers
"a I5asS 40: heifers, SO 908S6 so; cows, 81 50
"a 81 az Southern steers. 81 20qSI TO- HOGS
Receipts 10000 active az az strGag sg prices; SSi;
~ Gales. so 20aS635 packers. s. 90a SO 80:
best lights s. 1885 IS; fair 50 GSgSs eS d
@S5 SHEEP-Receipts. 6002 good grades
firm: common dull; lambs, s. 2ja 80 80; culls'
81 bie SIS; mutton sheep. SiWS 81 70; common
> a 81 -.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-27
TO PAY RAILWAYS NOTES
]. P. Morgan & Go. to Take Up
$3.50. 900 Pere Marquette Paper.

J. p. Morgan & Co., 1t was announced
Yesterday, will take up the s66ooo equip
ment notes Of the Pere Marquette Rail
road Company falling due March for the
account of the Guaranty Trust Company,
at par and interest, on or before the date
of maturity. The Morgan firm has Also
IL was stated, provided for the semi-an-
nual interest charges OF $4,000 due March
ON the $s,ooO.OoO 6 per cent notes issued
by the Pere Marquette year ago Tor re-
funding and Improvement purposes
From this it would appear that the re-
norts in some quarters few days ago.
when It was announced that Newman Erb
had been elected director and chairman
~ the executive committee of the Pere
Marquette. that the Morgan firm had sold
its holdings OF 81, 100000 common stock In
the road to Mr.. Erb and his associates,
were without foundation.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-27
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-steady. but

slow and unchanged.
NAVAL STORES-Spirts turpentine' rosln
and tar steady but unchanged. -
'OUS-Linsesd oil unchanged. NO cnanse
iu rsnned petroleum. - a.
RICE-Busness fairly good. market hrm
and prices unchanged.
sJGAR-Rehned steady but quiet, win
prices as last quoted and deliveries stlil De-
hind Fine granulated, $500 5.SOc net, Tess
per cent cash. the latter by the Federal only
Raw nominal. with refners not interested Z,
"A better price than equal 70 413c, delEettu
here, and IL rumored that some business
had been closed at that. spot prices noml-
nallv unchanged; centrifugal 90 test, 4SOc'
muFcovado, 50 test, 4.S0c. ana molssses sugar.
80 tcEt. 4.0jC. but IL was believed tnat not
better than O3c could he obtained. In Lon
don beet sugar was quiet, but = = q Sd hlgner
EehruarE and March. les y d. NAV, Il6s : = u
New-York tribune., 1912-02-27

Srot quiet and points lover At 1880 for
r,iddlIng upland SAlss. $500 bales. Liverpool
cables: Spot, good inquiry: sales. 10000 bales
81 eculation ana export, 500 American. 1900;
inltorts 1000 all American. Middling upland,
, ola Futures opened quiet at 2a3 points ad-
vance; closed easy az net decline OF laq3
points February. 5.8ld Fchuary-March,
3 60izd: March-April 5.6ld; April-May, 5.G2d
May-June. June-Juy and July-August. 5,63d
Ahg1lst-September. 5.6od September October,
55Sd. Octob4r-Noven 557d: November De
ccrnber. Deceinber-January and Janusry-Fcbru-
ary B. 6gd; February-March, 5.jId.
COFFFF-Opened at an advance of To q
noints with comparatively small offerings The
March position in Hayre showed an advance OF
il5 francs. while other months were Ldl1 franc
higher, suggesting some congestion In near
months abroad: Hamburg advanced u pig and,
owing 20 the holiday in Brazil on Saturday. the
only cable received was the special which re
ported Santos inactive at an advance OF so reis
FOR As Az the close values were steady, at 2
points advance TO points decline. sales, 50, 100
bags 4 sale OF 1000 bags Rio "a was re
ported at 13.I5c, cost and freight, Spot un-
changed on the basis Of l4ihc FOR RIO No T..
Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1912-02-27
nrEyEs-peceints for two days, lse ca

or 3 a45 head: 20 cars on sale, all az Jersey
city except 1 car Steers and bulls steady 10
fraction lower; fat cows unchanged meuluin
and common lost most of tho advance OF
Friday. selling slow and 100 15c lower. Tha
yards were not cleared Common TO good
steers sold at 81 45ns7 10 per 100 ID oxen, oxen,
S425ds5; bulls SO D0d 50; cows. 81 25a - 2o'
tail ends, S2nS2 10. Dressed beef IN tar de-
mand at sls di2c for common TO extra natVe
sides London cattle higher at IA a 10 = e;
dressed weight. sinking the offai. Liverpool
cattle at I2d l3c. in addition 20 onai
sales--S Sanders; 10 Pennsylvania steers'
1908 ID average So 55 per 100 ID; 5. lll2 10;
81 80; /. $50 10. SO; state, 1857 10, - 90;
oxen 1860 II, 50; I, 1iso D. 30 pull 1d99 1d19
b; $50: s. 1iio ID. 50: 1913 10. ~ vo' Avt' ~
s5: j. 1859 ID. 81 so: /. 100 ID. s! 4oj l.: 1850
10. 81 Is; 1, 1850 10, 81; O. 9s1 ID. IS So B. I5o
New-York tribune., 1912-02-27
CALUMET & HEcLA DIVIDEND, So

Boston, Feb 26-The regular quarterly
diridekp3f the Calumet & Hecla Mining
Company was increased to-day from Sc,
raid three months ago. to s..
The dividend rate Of Calumet has re-
,najned az Sc a quarter for more than
wear. while the S24 paid the stockholders
i'm 1911 was the lowest since 1908 and the
second lowest in twenty years. II the SS2
rate for the year is maintained the stock
holders will receive larger returns in 1912
than for five years.