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INFORMATION GENERAL
AYUDANDo A LA HuELeA

Ell Sr. Lupercio Arroyo, Seeretario
del Comit6 Local Conjunto de la Iuel
ga nos manifesto que en- adici6n a Ia
ista que publicamos el otro dia, han
contribuido tambien para el movimien-
to de resistencia contra el Trust, los
senores Bartolo Mediavilla, que remiti6
$SO.OO;. Juan Sierra $500 Y IA P. r.
Steam Laundry $500.
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DOS DEMANDAs CONTRA Ell TIE.
soRERo DE PUERTO RICO

Ia corporation agricola Russei II
Cia. =. IN South Porto Rico sugar
Co." han establccido demandas cn ios
tribunalcs contra don Jose Benrdieto.
tesorero dc Puerto Rico. Ambas eorpo-
raeiones rcclaman IN dcvoluci6n de eicr
taS cantidadcs de dincro pagadas a. -
tado. baio proteSta y que Green ~ ban
debido pagar.
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Ell FRUTo DEL PEcADo

Canuto Carrillo vecino de Guayna-
bo, fue sentenciado aver tarde en- ell
Tribunal de Distrito cumplir una con
dona de seis amos de presidio con ira
bajos forzados. Canuto habia hecho
victima de sus instintos lujuriosos la
nina Teresa de Jesus, de nueve amos
de edad. CanutO cuenta cuarenta V
ocho amos.
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MR.. F. C. ROBERTS

En- cl vapor "Coamo" llcgara tam
bi6n Mr.. +. c. Roberts, quien viene CO.
misionadO por el Departam2nto del,Tra-
bajo de Washington, para medal en- la
huelga de los tabaqueros de Puerto
Rico.
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REUNION DE Los MED1cos

Hoy a las ocho de la mafana sc ce-
lebrara en- ell salon de sesiones de la
Association M6dica. de Puerto Rico, la
Ecostumbrada reunion dc los medicos
pertenecientcs a la Association M6dica
del Distrito Norte.
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LIE DEJARoN SIN MALErAs

Antenoche lc robaron al ioven Frau.
cisco Sierra, dc Pucrfa dc TERRA. una
malcta contentivo de varias prendas
de vestir, joyss Y cfcctos personaIes.
valOrado todo en- conjuuto, en- $4,000.
Los cseos, para eonsumaF el robo des
eorrajarOn una pucrta dc Ia casa del
Sr. Sierra.
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ABsUELTo

Carlos 4. Solcr. quicu = aeusaba
de haber violado 81 rcglamento admcro
80 dc Ia "Comisi6n de- Alimentos
fu6 declarado 'no culpablc" por -
Tribunal de Distrito.
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FUE PUEsTo EN- LIBERTAD

II confnado Jcs6s Lopez. de Baya
mon, intcrpuso AN recurso De haboas
corpus ante cl Tribunal Dc .Distri;o.
Y 81 iuez Rossy resolvi6 81 caso en- ~
favor, ordcnando cl cxcarcclamienfo.
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Los QUE vIAJAN

Pasaportcs cxpcdidos pcr u Gvlierna
dor;
Para Espaha; lose Iae,sia esfsosa.
dc san Juan.
Para Cuba: Jacinio \. rastraas. de
Rio Piedras.
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ST QUIERE listed CoSfPRAR o
VENDER Bonos y Acciones de Ban.
cos, Centrales, y otros valores. fncas
riisticas urbanas, colocar tomar di
nero en- hipotecas pignorar valores,
dirijase a N. Llauri Y Comp, Tetuan
mum. 6. San Juan, p. E. Telefono 2s7.
AI'VT.
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oTRos PUEBLos QUE HAN PAsADo
INFoRATEs DE LA cAMPAaA

Sc han rccibido informcs en IL So.
crctaria dc Ia Cruz Roia Americana
references al rcsultado obteuido cn los
pucblos de vilIalba. Aguirrc ' Truiillo
Alto, durante Ia campaha efcetuada.
sicndo bastante alto cl n6mcro De socios
conseguido hasta hoy.
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Ell sR. MIRANDA ENFERMo

Desde hace algunos dias Sc cncuen-
ira enfcrmo don FlorentinO Miranda,
q manager" de la "Perto Rican Ameri-
can Tobacco Company dc esta ca
pital.
HacemoS votOs pOr su sa!uds
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YAUcocIA

Cafe inmcjorable por su calidad y
aroma. No pucde negar de doude pro-
cede. Yauco, Corozal, Ciales.
Sc vcnde en- San Jose St., esquina a
Rafael COrdero. Advt.
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Los ANTIPRoHIBICroNIsTAs
CAsTIGADos

Informa el detective Marcelino Du.
chcsne, de Aguadilla, que en- squcl Tri.
bunal dc Distrito fucron deelarados
culpabIes del delito de vendcr bebidas
alcoholics clandestinamentc Asielo Ne.
jas y Pedro Quihoncs. III Jucz impuso
Mcjfas $500 de multa y a Quihoncs
s75.
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NoMBRAMIENTo APRoBADo

FL Secretario Executive ha aprobodo
el nOmbramiento hecho por cl alcaldc
de Cidra a favor de Jaime Almcndro,
como inspector municipal de pcsas me.
didas.
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DIR. BERNABE

Ell DIR. Bernabe desea manifestar a
sus clientes y amigos, que en- el fu-
turo sus boras de ofcina seran de 10 a
IL A. NJ. y de 2 p. NJ. Advt.
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PARA Ell ARCH1vo DEL eoB1ERNo

Han sido archivados en- Ia Secrctaria
el informe annual de 1918, perteneciente
a las corporaciones Benitez Sugar Com.
pany', v el pertenecientc Ia corpora
ci6n The Home Insurance Company. ("
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ELTON WARNER

Venta dc toda clase dc Efcctos
de Apicultura. Compra de Mel
y Cera de Abejas.
Tel. $40. PaseO de COvadonga,
Advt. San Juan. p. r.
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EN- IA coETE DE DIsrErTo 70
SAN JUAN


Estados tnid6s a. Amfrisa.
VI rrcsideute - los Estadss tHr1as
lose Agusfin Ufag ~ ~ rat6ef.
padre eou patfia rsfsrfad uatr
memories hiies 1oss Eaff4ne. Gaft.t.
Ava Maria uiar
retieiaaafiu.
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COMIsioN ~ eOBfEENO tNsrLAH
\ MUNICIPAL
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Dhiase la correspondence informative eraria direction
Para anuneio communicates drigse al Administrator
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vERDAD Y JUSTICIA

EDIToREs: Puerto Rico nustrado Inc.
DIRECTOR: Jose Gordils
ADMINISTRATORS: Alexandra Bozzo.
oFIcrNAS: Salvador Brau, 81.
Telefono $40 P. o. Box 345.
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PREcIoS DE SUBSCRIPTION:
Eemestrs, S4OO Ano, $3.50
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Eamsro iiaa
EDIoTo

AusoFisaeisa Iuaisiai
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81. Ranian 1afiiusg Rs~es usfhs
o. la Cofte - pisirfo 81 saa 1aan.
=. v. Sesei6n rfimsra.
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Caguas
Advt.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-16

The young lady across the way
says she doesn't see how Secretary
Glass can hope to keep short t-terrn
bonds at par under the present
conditions, when those with four
or five times as many coupons on
them are below.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-06
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore, Nd, March 5-PTiees on the Bal
tinOre produce market range as follows;
GARDEN PRODUCTS AND GREEN
RTfTS-AUples NV York No l. per bbl.
7.5oale5o; Pennsylvania. fancy Yorks, No, / ne,
Dbl. s.50al0.0o; Maryland and virginia. yariou,
varieties. No. /. 7ooau.Oo: beans, 3ouaI 25 per
has; celery Cslifornis. per crate, local 90,
sAsbed. per voz. l.oal-s; New YOss. per crate.
ses2oS; washed, per doz. L5oal. %; eranberries.
per hh. S,Ga22O0; cabbage. Nee2Yo psaisf,
seed. PER ton, % 0a3S.eo; domestic. per ton,
sooalo.0: homegrown, 100 heads, 3ooa5. 90; grape.
mutt. Florida, brights. box, 350s475; kale, cor.
joa6cc; new Florida. has. l.75s2oo; eggplant,
florida. crate. S.0Oa5s6: lettuce Florida has
lork, per cwt.. +o~l.50; do, Western, per cvt,
4Soa5.Oo; oranges Florida. per boz. 4f5a
$50; peppers, Florida, per crate, sSaI 90
squash, Florida. per cate. 3.5oa4oo: spin.
sch, homegrown, per box. LEsL75; Nor.
folk, per bbl 21s3Oo; strawberries Florida
per OF, 45aSoc5 sweet potatoes. Eastern Shore OF
Maryland. fancy, per Dbl. s0oa9.o; do 1,-bus
basket Geoz3o.
BUTTER-Westsrn creamery separator. eItrsx
5A6c; DO, hrsts, Sa4c; Western prints, I,-lb
aAS5c; do, tirsts, sZa5sc; Western prints. h-Ib,
extras 5ss57c; do, irsts 5Sa5ic; do lib, extras,
5sas7c: do. hrsts. Sssjic; nearby creamery, ex-
tTas, 55a54c: do, frsts. 5ls52c; dairy prints,
MARYLAND, Pennsylvania. Virginia. extras 35ao6c
do, hlsts, jiaS5c; stoCe-pscked irsts, sc; rolls
MARYLAND and Pesnsylvania. extras Ssa34c; do.
"e5t Nlrslulas josofci 10. OhiC, J3a54c
EGGS = Firsts: Western Maryland Pennsyl.
EsniA and nearby, 4lc; Eastern Shore OF Mary.
land and Virginia. &c; Western (Ohio) &c,
West Virginia. 4ec: Southern North Carolina
5ec; duck eggs. nearby, per dOz, 45c
FUrAToks-New YoTk. per I5DIb sack. nas
3.5i Delaware. 275a29O; Western, per l5oIh
sack. 215s2so; Pennsylvania per cwt, 2Ooa2 IS
Eastern Shore Of MARYLAND and Virginia, Nc
Coruiicks. pr cWt. L4oal.J0; Western Shore Of
Maryland, McCormicks, per cvt. l.5cal.so; white
stars per cwt. 20os2l0; Cobblers. per cut.
20os2.5
LIVE PoULTRY-Chickens. young large
smooth, Der ID, 4Oc; do. winter. lbs and
under ID. EaEc; do. young rough and Stacy.
ID. essac; do. young. BY express. ID, Ssaioc;
do. old roosfers, per h., Ha22c; do. old hens,
over lie, a5ci do. do. small. 10, pc; do. white
Leehorn hens, ID. sIsbc: Ducks, Muscovy and
monErel, young, ID. 55a3sc; do. White Pekins.
young. ID, 3SdlOc, do puddle. 81 lbs and over.
ID, JSa3sc; do. smaller. poor ID, 3sa35c;
turkey, choice young hens, b. Aai5c; do, COB
oers, per ID, ils42c; do, old toms. ID. 57a3sc;
do. crooked breast. poor. per ID. 32s12c; pigeons
old. pair, 25a9oc do, young. pair, 25ASoc; guinea
fowls. young, over Ia lbs, each. leo; do, ola.
each 6as5c
The Washington herald., 1919-03-06
CHICAGO GRAIN.
BY JOS. r. PRTTCHARD

Chicago. March 5.-Populsr movement In corn
today was for those having profits to secure
them, and this selling on advances caused gen
eral reactions from high levels. The March
future showed an advance Of &c and May was
up s&n to sc July. under pressure, closed at
losses Of isc to Nc. There was falling Of in
demand from feeders, while in some sections
an increase in offerings was reported.
II 10 generally believed large specilstions
who were forced TO take losses recently were
rather. cautious in making new commitments.
A big open exists in May and July. Open
interest in March isI regarded as Comparatively
SMALL Spectators ke awaiting tn. farm deci.
sions Of the governments report which will
be made public Friday. Local traders feel Il
is dangerous to make firm stand on either
the buying selling side. although many con.
seryatives advance the opinion that the GOV.
ernn ent figures have been pretty well discount.
ed By private representatives
Oats were strong with gains d Sc to t.c.
This strength was independent and buying was
of good character. including concerns closely
allied With the seaboard. Oklahoma reported
seeding finished. the plant above ground looking
strong Cash sales were at advances Of &c to lc
Grain and provision close:
CoRN-March, IaSx; May, f2a; July. l2tSs.
oATS-March. sss; May. eos; July, 5es,.
RYE-Msrrh, lE; MAJ. $50.
LARD-May, S.qo; July. 1iE
, RIBS-May, 2T: July. 9.s.
PoRk-Msy. 400; July, E.ss.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-06
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

EGGs-Nearby current reosirs. SAT-; South
en- -
LIVE POULTRY = Roosters. Der In. Sas;
turkeys. per h. s7sssc; hens, per ID, ssaH
chickens. ssaae; guineas, 55c each.
DRESSED POULTn.-Turkeys. per lb.. Ga
.; roos.es; per ID. Is; hHs per h., S.'s;
capons 5sS
GREEN FTUIT-Apples. per bbl.. Sail
box. 3Tssi; Cslifornia lemons <a4ii; California
ranges 5ss5l; F1orida oranges Sal; crsnberries
lssso per bbl.; grapefruit gsa5.
observation-disclosures. No. ]. a0as q per
sack; be.m. per has. 3ss; peppen. crate 3sss7
eggplant. 5isa5 crate; cabbage old. 100 lbs. 2z2ss
cabbage. new. :a21z bas; beets crate. 2.at; let.
tuee 3s6is bas; peas. 5ss bsS; sweet potatoes.
5ss4 per bbl: Cahfor-is cc.ery crate, lalz:
Florida. sssis; celery. LOs2oo bunch; spuash
Per bbl. l.50A.eo: spinach. sa3ls pfr bbl; kAIe.
2isaais pr bh; turnips, loosl.5o per bbl; F1ori.
ds tomatoes. is- crate
DRESSED PoRK-Lsht. 81; medium. saz
heavy. Isale.
LIVE sToCK-sheep. per lb Sal; calves. liza
IN; medium. lSa4; common. u; lambs lsale.
HAY AND GRAIN-No. timothy, 3Ii1as2Is q
ton; No. 9 timothy, 30a.oii a ton; mixed hay,
1e,.soli a ton mixed oats. e7ssa: white, oats.
e9s7e: corn. LIS bu.
sEEDS-Clover. 8.I5 per boshel: timothy, s 5
per bushel; I'D top grass, lsaifc per pound; blue
grass, s5oa3f5 per bushel; orchard rras S75a
400 per ukhel
The Washington herald., 1919-03-06
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

wHEAT-Rsd Sin'or. No. !, ASA No 4
- No. J. 25l& No ssies
ooo corn quoted at: White. -; yellow. SIS
per barrel for carload
Track yellow corn No. ; for domestic delivery.
quoted at l.e per buShel
Corn szles. bag lots hy sample white. at -
per busheI. isU bushels, delivered; lot No. ,
white Al l.,s per bushel
oATs-Rsnre Of Prices standard vhite. @.sa
2. No white s. ID
RrE-RsnEc nf prices bag lots II nesrby re
as 70 quality! i.l5al-So per hushsl: No . Western
err~t, s>ot. i5
HAY-Nc. ] tiunothy. % soa.l GO: standard
timothy. s'.5eaaafa: No. timothy. . s0ss 70;
No. , tip'oshv. sl.Fss7.ps No / light Glove
niHsd. s5osoeo; No, ? light clover MIXED,
) Is .o. No clover mixed 2 o.z.o; No.
clover mixed = 5oa9sno: No clover. 8p;
No. clover. z5oaz2roc: No. clover aaWszsO
srRAw=Nc. sfrsi=bt rye. II, B,orsun. No. :
s'rsixht ~. s gsFe9; No tangled re Is %:
V, tsr=i-- rr-, i>rr-lAos; No, / ~s-st fa@.
Ne, : vAsAe i;ns,cso, Ne. eat. MeoaiA =;
No a4 aAiAU.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-06
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. March $50 great was the con-
fusion caused By the enactment Of the new fu'
tIues law. which as a rider Of the wheat guar
sntee ball. signed by President Wilson on Tues.
day. became effective practically immedis tey,
that the board OF managers of the New York
Cotton Exchange decided that the exchange
should remain closed until 10 .. m. tomorrow.
This step was taken to permit the trade TO sd-
Just itself TO the new conditions and followed
an earlier atempt to hser today's session begin
at II :5 q. m. When trading Is resumed it will
be in new style contracts made necessary by the
new lexislations, but dealings will continue in
the old style contracts for purposes Of houida-
ton
stocks in New York are s.i6a bales.
The receipts at the ports for the day were
6.r8 bales
The exports for the day Aggregated s3a1 bales
including !. .x6 bales to Great Britain ls SB bales
TO. other points On the continent.
Spot heer was nominaly unchanged at 3H
cents There were no ssles.
Receipts at leading ports: Galveston, SOS
New Orleans, 5.0f; Mobile. 4A; Charieston, ae
Wilmington. 70; Norfolk. so2; Augusta, er; st.
Louis, So.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-06
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. March 6-BUTTER-Fim; re
ceipts, soS tubs; creamery. higher than extras
SAss'1c; creamery. extras o. scpre), Sa5isc
nrsts. hs.31sc; Nckins STOCK. current make
No. 2 s6a5s,sc.
Eggs = Firm; recdpis HOS csse: fresh
gathered extras. t5ssaf7c; fresh-ssthered. resu
az PACKED extra fnts. <slss4so< do. hrsts Ms
shc; state. Penn4lrania and nearby Westerr
hennery whites. fine to fsncy. 5la5,c: do, do
osoinArs to prime, ts5oc: do. DO. browns, S1ss
tSc; do. gathered brown. and mixed color.
3laS7c.
CHEksE-suong: receipts. ATS bo1es; State
current make. specials. ls3lhc; do. sseas'
run. 3las1hc.
DRESSED POULTRY : Quiet: prices un
nanssdi live steady; old rooster-, Gaae
other unchanged
The Washington herald., 1919-03-06
STOCKS DAILY
ON RECOVERY
Business Still Suffering
from Lack Of Congress
sional Relief.

New York. March 5.--Buliish en-
thusiasm with regard to the future
course Of prices for stocks became
chilled today and prices broke from
one to three points throughout the
list. Offerings continued up to the
close. final quotations being around
the lowest for the session.
The selling movement was reported
to have been set in motion by Jesse
Livermore. but every time the market
has q sharp break or rapid advance
this operator is given credit for hav-
ing take a hand in the uplift or
drop.
Whenever the street is In doubt as
to the character of selling the name
Of Livermore is taken down from the
shelf, busted and circulated about the
financial district. The maxim in Wall
Street circles seems to be: When
in doubt blame LIvermore
SIN Blaming Congress.
The heavy offerings of stocks had
as their basis the failure of Congress
to pass the deficiency measure carry
ing with 1t the railway revolving fund
OF s75o, ,0oo. 900 and the attention drawn
by Director General Hines to the deli
cate position in which the railroads
now find themselves. Many persons
argued that with the railroads In a
position where their purchasing power
is greatly curtai!ed there will be less
business for the steel and equipment
companies. Those brokers, however,
who have the courage Of their convic-
tions feel confident that an extra ses-
sion Of Congress will be called by
June next, and that aid will be
extended to the railroads before July
u, when they will need the fund which
the outgoing Congress failed to au-
thorize.
Watch Copper ProAteers.
Call money ranged around 4is per
cent for loans secured by railroad
collateral. This Is the lowest rate
that has prevailed for many weeks
and indicated that there was plenty
of funds available for the use of the
brokerage houses.
The flrmness OF railroad bonds in
the face OF the failure of Congress
to authorize the revolving funds for
our arteries of commerce is accept
ed as proof of the confidence of in
vestors in these properties.
Leather stocks continue active.
Strength of Central Leather con-
trasted sharply with the weakness
of American Hide and Leather pre-
ferred.
Wall Street will keep an eye upon
the news ticker for the dividend
that is scheduled to be declared by
the Utsl Copper Company directors
and other porphyry copper proper
The Washington herald., 1919-03-06
LIVESTOCK MkRKETs.
nd. 81 Rurran ID Maracs.

~. - Bureau Of Markets.l
Chicsso. March ,.-HO0S-Recelpts. =. .eo);
Markst early &c to 4cc higher row wsak. isc to
l5c towU than ssKy; bsik Of saieS, Is lbafA.D.
Butcissn hf3alky; lisht. lf.7Eaih3s; psekinx.
n.DalaD; throsouts, N.7ssf7 - pigs good TO
choice, KehE.o ~
CATTLE Receipts. sor: good and choice
beef steers and butcher cattle strong TO l5c high
er; otsW claases and feedu, stasdy: caives
Hron9 Beef cattle. sood. caotcs and prime.
1Atea0.oo; Common and medium. io.s6nF..o o.;
butcher stock. cow and heifers s..ohl5.D Can
nen and cuttes., s.Sa7.so. stocxers and feed
ers. good. choie and prime, IL Aoalap: inierioe.
ommon and medium. szail.4o. Veal calves
sood and choice. rS.Halson
sHEEP-heceipts f,ofo: early blds steady TO
stroos: askins higher. Lambs choice and prime.
u 1ais-So: medium ard sood. IIo1ais.ss: cuiis
i5osn.0. Ewes. choice and prime, ls.Zal3.50:
medium and sood. Illoosl,. .S; cnlh. 55es9.eo
81. Louis March s.-HOGS-Receipsa i20e
lights. n.s,sNcs; piss. l3.oOaiSD o. butcher. is.ol
ais. 70: heavy, MasIa50.
CATALE-Receip.s !. 500; steady; nSfive sseers
II Sosis.so; heifers. s.seAilco; cows n0Al3a;
1880.
shkEP-Reoespta 300; prospects higher; lambs.
is.5tsles5
The Washington herald., 1919-03-06
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

PHILADELPHIA. Marca s - Price. on the local
produces martet range as follows:
BUTrER-Solid-pscked cresmery, e1trs, E54e;
hir5er scoring goods. 5sisseozc tthe latter for
joooing sJesl; extra hrsts. 5JbSa8b.c; hrsss
fea5sc; seconds. 5afc; sweet crcamery, choice
and fancy. 5asSlc; fair to good. 5sx3c; hsdle.
packed. as TO quality. 3saSc; packing stock. "a
&c; fancy brands Of resrby prints Sobbing at
GaGc: fair to good Sae2c
EsGS-Searby Nersts l2S per crate; nearby
current rrcapts f26; Western extra hrxs
lc-N par crate; do. frsts l2eo per crxte: in
ferior lots lower; Southern. Eoosl23o per crsts
fancy selected, carefully candled tgrs were Job
bins at S4sen per dozen.
LIVE POULTRY - Foyls saSc; broiiine
chic$ens. soft-mested. rss2 pounds spiece.
fssoc; spring chickens so.t-nested, lsrcs
sizes. Is'ec; Stacy young roosters, 2ssslc;
old roostera 2esZc; 6uc<s Pekin, fzA45c; do.
Tndian Runner. iostIc: geese, aoc; pigeons. old,
per r&ir. Gs5oc: do. young per pair. Ss5oc.
POTATOES-White. Jersey, per S-bus baa
No. ]. 75asc; No. .. H-6oc: white potatoes,
Pennsylvania. No. !. per 100 lbs. .sssen
do. Western. per 100 lbs. LsossE DO. New
York Ur 100 ls. 2los2s; sweet po-
tato-s. Jersey. per basket, No. ]. Lf5sl.se; No.
2. i.2sai.te; do. Eastern Shore. per barrel No.
:. 5oo4'.5o: do. neisv-re and Maryland blshei
bampers. No. !. se5s2so; No. . g.7ssl-s
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CURB MARKETS.

New York. March s.-Tradins on the curb was
again comparatively quiet and without special
feature In any group
The market was without the influence Of the
Aggressive combinations which fought against
condition the seocka traded In on the ea.
cfanse and reflected the direct influence OF the
dis1uie.ing events which occurred yestsrdsy.
Three thoasand Aetna Exraosi,rs sSa9A; s1
Ansio American Oil. rSals4: ZOO Ccsdrn Oil
lssss; 20 Federal Oil. s4a24; 800 Inte-ns
uonai Petroleum. u 600 Metro. Petroleum. Pas
400 victors Oil new llsacx; 400 Atlanta Sac
zsso Big Ledge. ha%; loo Boetnn Montana. sss
W ~ Calumet and JerEne. 5l6ax: 100 Cons
Arizona snelt la'a: Loo Jumbo Extension, L
as; IL Motheriode. Sa4o; 400 Tonofsh En-.
tension, 2ssS
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DISTRICT No. 4

That section of Northwest
Washington north of Florida
avenue from North Capitol
street to Fourteenth street, and
north of Euclid and Calvert
streets from Fourteenth street
to Rock Greek, including Pet
worth, Brightwood, Sauls Ad-
dition and Takoma Park, D. c.
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$55.000 EXTRA VOTES
FOR CANDIDATES In
SALESMANSHIP CLUB
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

know you are out to succeed. you
can quickly forge TO the front.
If you want more information
call on the club manager at The
Herald office. or write or telephone
But you will make no mistake II
you will send i'm your name and
address at once. Ii alone counts
for 1000 votes. You will receive
full instructions, blanks. etc. by
return mail and you will be given
all possible assistance in making a
successful campaign.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool. March 5.-spots opened quiet and
easy today. Sales amounted to 200 bales
Receipts totaled 1000 bales, including $50
American. Good niddling was 1851; middling,
1873. Futures opened steady
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w.shinsten Stock Exchange.
SALES.

SALES.
Washington Railway and Elsctric Is. N.oe at
Tos.. N.m at 7uk. $50 at u.
Washington Railway pfd.. 2 az eS.
Fann~s and Mechanics National Bank, 10 at
80. 10 at 20.
After call:
Riggs National Bank, S at 49,
Cnesareske and Potomac Telephone Is. 81 900
II o.
Columbia Grsphopaooe com. at Egs. 10 at
I72z
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DISTRICT No. z

All that section Of Northwest
Washington west of and includ-
ing Fourteenth street, south Of
and including Euclid and Cal
vert streets and east of Rock
Greek.
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DISTRICT No. 3

All of the District of Colum-
bia west Of Rock Greek, includ-
ing Georgetown, w o o dley
Park, Cleveland Park, Reno,
Tennallytown, Chevy Chase,
D. c.
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DISTRICT No. 7

That section OF Northeas{
Washington south of and m
cluding Florida avenue and
Benning road to Twentsstlr
street northeast. =.
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DISTRICT No. 9 +.
Alexandra City and Alexandra
County. .a-.l

Vote.
Miss NJ. Louise Aliep Alexardris i!ce
Samuel NJ, ALsI fBsEap6r.s-
va. ...s.-.--- ..---..--. .-..--.-.-
Z. l. Bsuneft, lisrsu6r,l - -
o. l. BerEeE CLsrcnccu. Va. 3D.
A. p. Ns:rei West LiV Vlugsgsa
Height -. !. ~ :
Harold 4. 5sNna- Tslrc1ra 4 n >.
NO ----------. -.---.s-.-. --rs--s. lstN
F. II. lie Hew, Cherrydale. Va. ]. or
c. l. Payne, Cherydale, va. l;eei
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DISTRICT No. /

All that section of Northwest
Washington east of Fourteenth
street and south of and includ-
ing Florida avenue.
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American IslsphsAs & Telegraph Co,

dividend Of T-o Dogsr- px share yin ~
paid Tnesdsy, Arr1l Is. 1873 TO stockholde-s
Of record At the clc-- Of business o. Fadsy.
March T. 1870
On account Of the Annual Meetns the trsns
Ter books viii be closed from SATURDAY Nara
Is. TO Tuesday. March 3. lpls. both dsy NJ
oludcd. G. ID. MILNE Tfc~surw7'