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The Washington herald., 1907-12-10
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

The wholesale moik bet yesterday as n whole wa
dull Prices were somewhat unsettled owing 10 tb,
bad condition In which some Of the supple.
reached the market. the warm weather having
tendency 20 spoil poorly packed poultry and meats
Eggs we're scarce and the prices slightly higher
Live and dressed poultry took a drop from III,
higher prices Of last week. but good stock was fr-
on the quotations. Butter Urces were l. hghei
last night.
prices quoted art Eholesalel
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy. 2SlzaS9; do. Western
hrsts. Ia& do. seconds. 2ia25; process. fancy. 3
do fair 20 good. 2aa23i dairy. choice. lsa20: good
l6als: storepacked. fresh. l6als
CHEESE Market firm and active on al kinds
New York State factory. large. l6isal7: DO. fats
summer. small. Hal4i5; do. fair to good. l2a3
Western factory new. choice H52al5; CO.. fair tc
good. H. Virginia, TO-
EGGS-NearbY fresh Virginia. loss Of 3la32: aver
age. 81 West Virginia and Southwest Virginia. 8
a3l: Tennessee 29a5O; North Carolina. 2sa2s: cold
storage Isa20
LIVE POULTRY Chickens, fancy l2izals; aver
age. l3 hens. Il: roosters. :; ducks, large, IIal2
do. small. 9al0; geese. salO; turkeys toms. pel
h.. l2al3; do. hens l2al3; do. thin %; keats 10
DRESSED P0ULTRY-Turkeys hens undrawn
Fer h.. l3al4; do. average. undraWn, 5al4; do.
thin. 20; old toms l2alii chickens. large. l2zB
hens. choice. Il; roosters. las; ducks old. lIals
geese. sail; capons. 7-Ib.. average. Is; small, a.
DRESSED MEATS-CalVes, full dressed, 900a
100; heads oa, 500; hog-dressed calves. s0O hams
country. sgar-red, lsale hogs. snail and neat pel
cgt., IAN; de-. medium. 68a7; do. heary, 6as1x
GAME-RabbitS. per dozen. l5Oa225 DO kits
L00al25: quail. per dozen, 250a3Z5; do. snail lOoa
L50: pheasants. each OaL8 wild turkeys. 2Oa2i
squirrels. each, Gas; opossums, each, 2Oa4o: wood
cock each 25a4O.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., homegrown. L75a2 O0
do. rural, co. sweet potatoes, per bbL. 25aS 3
vans. l5oa2O0; cabbage, per bbl.. 50; c1cumbers,
North Carolina lo0al %; onions Maryland and Viz
ginia, per bbl. 250a275.
GREEN FRUITS-Apples. York Imperial per
bbl. 2Za275; Ben Davis. 200a2ss; Wine sap. 2Z5a
rs; fancy table fruit 25oa25O; SPY, Z5oa325 loose
packed. l0OaL50
DRIED FRUITS-Apples. sliced. fancy. sa7; do.
sliced. bright sa5.
SUNDRIES-Beessax So tallow. 5a5Il: honey.
white clover, lib. new, Is do, 2-lb. new l0al2;
ginseng per b.. e.ooas.5O: Seneca per H.. 40,
Golden Seal. %oa45; Pink. raHi Mandrake. 2as;
Snake Root. IS.
GRAIN-Wheat, choice slsg7: do. fair to good.
s5ase; do. ordinary. 75as5: ne 75as0; corn sheed
white, 65a1o; DO. yellow 65a70: do ear 27oaS Co
cats. Western white. No p 5saeO do. mixed, 5ea5s
The Washington herald., 1907-12-10
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YORK. Dec 9-The local market for raw
quiet with centrifuSai g at 25s nuscovado 50
test at %: molasses sugar 50 test az 2s5a2 80
The London market was steady and higher; Decem-
her. ss S&d; January. ss. I'D Refined sugar quie,
and unchanged
NAVAL sTORES-Spir1ts turpentine steady at as
for machine made barrels. with Savannah frln az
45. ROsin dull az 3&a3.A for common 10 good
strained Tar ruled dull az SIS to $50 for oil bar
reis
BUTTER-Rece.FtS 5.S5 packegs. Creamery spe-
eial, peE ID, s1z; creamery extras, p: creamery
frsts, Hs8
EGGS-Recsipts. 3s74 cases. Fresh gathered ex-
tras, per dozen. 3ia35 Western fresh gathered ex-
tTus. per dozen, S4a35; Western gathered extra
first. 1; refrigerated. fancy, isa2o.
MILL FEED-Inactive; light offerings Spring
BRAN lOolo sacks, 70 arriEe. 800; middlings 24cO;
city bran, 458, in bulk: Western red dos. q 90
70 arrive; winter wheat bran. in lO0lb sacks ZOO
FLOUR-Steady; quiet. Spring patents. 5eDa6. IS /;
clears, 40Oa59 winter StTaights, 475a5 Is; winter
The Washington herald., 1907-12-10
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by Miller 4 Co. members
Of the New York Stock Exchange and the Chicago
Board ot Trade, 1855 street northwest.
Chicago Dec s.-The wheat masSet showed a
heavy and duh tone all day. The bears were con
tent with small profits. and therefore the loss was
nct great. The general sentiment Is bearish. and
the export situation Is discouraging. All f0reign
markets closed lower. The government report had
iitt,o inhucuce on the market. although 4; might
have been considered bca-ish. With practically no
outside tTsde the foreign demand for wheat and
-four growing weaker daily. It Is a hgoulean task
10 hold wheat above the dollar marx. Estimated
tomorrow. IS cars.
Corn was weak account q larger arrivals and
prediction fer n further increase In the movement
this WAY. Cash corn was again SICK. Prices show
a decline from cents. Adyices from the
country indicate that with anything Ike favor
able weather. the movement viii increase Frum
time 10 time prJft-taking by shorts viii doubtless
cause Temporary reaction but corn is IN weaker
position than ever naturally feel that lower prices
viii be verified in the near future. Estimated To-
morrow. 553 cars.
The trade showed little interest in oats. either
suecGlatively or IN merchandising way. Local
cash sales were az decline q &c 10 ic The fanC
price az which oats Is selling is due entirely 20
money and the muscle of the leading bull We
don't believe he viii be able 20 maintain prices
much longer. IN The face q the weakness o. other
otrcals and he absence Cf assistance from the
public Estiu ated Tomorrow n cara
The Washington herald., 1907-12-10

Baltimore, Dec 9-Following are the prices quoted
at the principal commission houses:
BUTTER-CreameTy. fancy, 2a29 imitation. Za3
Maryland and Pennsylvania rclls l7a20: store
packed Ohio. Is: do. West virginia, Is; Marylapd
Virginia. and Pennsylvania. lsals
EGGS-NlaBland. Pennsylvania and nearby frSts
less Of. 3la32
LIVE P0ULTRY-Old hens. heavy. ual2; Young
i2isal3: ROSTERS each, 2ja3O ducks puddle large
lliksl2 DO. small. loall: do. NluscoTy and mon.
grCl lossal; turkeys. young. pounds and over Isa
L; do, old. Is
DRESSED POULTRY-Young chickens. l2als
do, mixed, young and old. llal2: turkeys. choice
young hens leaT; ducks. choice fat. 1lal3;. geese
nearby, l2ala
,;AsIE-Partridges. choice fun grown. per dozen.
go: do, snail or of birds. LGoal20: pheasants.
selected. each L50; do, of birds 5Oa75; rabbits
choice. large. nearby. per dozen. 2Gsa2 20: wild
turkeys, per pound lsa4: ducks. mailard per pair
heavy weight EACH LOO
PoTATOES-White nearby. prime per bushel.
yRms per barrel. new, 2o0a250; sweets. new vel
low, 3OOa250 do. Anne Arundel. yellow. 3O0a3 20
GREEN FRUITS AND YEGETABL LES-Apples
Eastern Shcre Maryland and Virginia. per barrel.
No I. l.5Oa20o do. small. common. l25al.s0; do.
per h-barrel basket Ha75: do New York assorted
barrel, 25oai00: cabbage. New York Danish. ton
6.O0ae.O0; celery, New York, bunch Z5a4O; cram
berries, Cape Cod. Ser barrel 7.OOa75O; cranes.
Concord. 5-p0und basket. llal2; lettuce Norfolk.
per basket 75al00; egg plants, Florida, per crate
l2lal5e onions. Pennsylvania. yellow. per bushel
Ooa63 do, Western yellow. per bushel 6Oass; pears.
per basket. 5oaiB oranges. Florida per box. as to
a5.06.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

David E Fidcr. z. and Ellen V Fearnov. 50
Rev. John 7. Huddlc
LoTepz Forster d. and Babette Michel. .. ROB
ert H. Terrell. Justice Of the peace.
James T. Bailey. q. River Springs. Nd. and
Sarah F. Meanes IS. Baynesville Va Rev Z
Rufhn Jones.
Charles B. Eckels. Il. Goshen. y Y. and Isa
belle V Ingram. 30. Rev. Albe-t Evans
Benjamin. Augustine. g. and Bertha WsSserm, T.
Rev. John Weidley.
Edwsrd zhupnik. q. and Fannie BiSgH. 30. Rev
N. F. Youlson.
Alac E. Wilson. j.. 2. and Frances A. Fern
i. Rev. ~ r. Wright
Frank Beck, =, and Virginia Brooks 90 Rer. z
Il Lamar.
COLORED.
Bertoa A. Groomes 9 and Florence s Ward
g Rev. james a. Taylor
Robert Dse. q. and bessie Brown, q Rev. ".
J. Robinson.
Harvey ]. Green. 2s. and Jennie Blake. p. Rex.
Walter II. Brooks.
samuel Thomas. 81, and Blanche Macs. p Rev.
John Richards.
BENJAMIN West. .. and Mary v Williams. d
Rev. J. T. Clark
Luther Coleman. q. and Bertha Smith, Is, Rev.
Philip Stewart.
James Taylor Is. and Mary Saith. q Rev. c.
n Bell
The Washington herald., 1907-12-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York Dec. g. - CATTLE-Recepts. 90
head 81 cars on sale steers more active and loa-oc
higher on limited receipts. Bulls ard COWS l0alsc
lower, few cars uusold. Steers. 300a5S5; stags. 70
bulls 260a400. extra fat do. AZ5s COWS LS0a35o.
Liverpool and London cables quoted live cattle
steady az llal2& pr pound.
CALVES -Reccipts. 2s0 head. Yeals. 25a5oc on
BARNARD and Wcstern calves &c lower. Neals. 500
as5o; culls S50ai50: banyard calves. 275a325
Western AOoas =. Dressed calves easier.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts. 1880 head:
5li1 cars on sale. sheep very dull; lambs loaSc
lower. Common 70 prime sheep 2soaiJo Few choice.
is-rla5O0 culls 2622 90: ycarlngs 5ooa525; lambs.
51sG63S. one deck, $50.
HOGS-Receipts / SIS head Lower al 4s5a5.oo.
CHICAGO. Dec. 9. - CATTLE-RCcepts. 5.o0o
head. Prime beeTcs 5.O5as 90 poor 20 medium, 225
$500. stocks and feeders Zl0ai5e; and heifers.
2s5A47O. Gamers. lZ5l22j; Texans. &l5aloO; West
ems. 5.25a5.lG.
HOGS Receipts. SD head; 3a25c lower Light
425aA75: roughs ANA 45: mixed A35as.7g: heavy.
A50a472'z pigs 370af.E
SHEEP-Receipts. 2 90 head; lease lower. Ma
tive sheep, L75a455 Western sheep 2Cla470; native
lambs 5.75a6.25; Western lambs 375ae.l5.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-10
DEATH RECORD.

Nellie King So7 18th s. Nv, % years.
Mary +. Dubois. - c. ave 81 wears
Thomas Ferguson, Emergency Hosp s. years.
Wn- " Lewis. 90 Nd. are. sW - years
John A Hargrove Govt. Hosp. Insane . years
Eliza J. Durdin. 40 X st. NV, 81 years
Vaseea Chacons. 500 5;h st. / year
Catherine Nickel 754 Park road ! day.
Infant male twiEs q Richard s. and Annie Z
Owens. SO 18th So ne. hours
Susan McCauley. ICES 18th ST. q years.
John L Lang. ge 10Th s.. Sc. 59 years
John Holmes. & y. Y. ave. NV. 3 years
Annie $. Moore. Emerg. Hosp. IS years
John H. Foster. iiS ID 81 sw. years.
COLORED.
Sarah A. Malone. Baptist Home. Garfield. D. c..
60 years
Andrew ToliTer. 1851 7th g. NV, g years.
Rachel J. Mckeuney. l23 X ST NV 90 years.
Eliza MOlliday, % Sumner ave- HiIlsdale "A y-s
Mahala Hll. 1909 18th st. NV. IS years
VIM. Maddox. ls5 18th s., q years.
Delno Collins Freedman's Hosp. months
Infant Of Edward and Rose Griaitk II p 81
NV, days.
Infant Of Hammond and Mary Thomas. Wood.
bum. ID. C.. day.
Infant Of John and Josephine Blide, Columbia
Hosp. % ho,lTs.
Harriet Dayton. Hamilton road. D. C.. g years
Susan GIN. lll0 81 st. nw. So years
Rachel Lindsey. l2ls Linden 81 ne g years
Reta Thomas 2f3 ST. James court ne wears
Jonathan .. Ross, 22 lst ST S.. IS years.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-10
New York.
New Orleans.
BIRTH RECORD.

Floyd F. and Lucy A. Ward. December 4 I9o7. e.
male
William and Lottie Woodruff. December T. female
Charles H and Be-tie r. Weaver. Decrmber 6.
female
John A. ard GeorSieanna Randall, November 3.
female
Chsries F. and Mary H Yiekel, December 5. fe-
male
Franklin T and Nellie B. Howe December 5.
nale.
John d. and EIler Harvey. December s. male
Ivey and Sue L. Hili December l. female.
James T. and Agnes C. FerTy. November 8 fe-
male
Victor \. and Jeanne A. Eme-ins. November E.
female.
William E. and Frances V CoIbzrn. November %.
female
Charles R. ard Rebeo4 Burrows Decgnber ;.
male
Eugene and Man l. Williams November ., male.
John and Julia Wran- December 2 male
Ellsworth A. and Ada N. Virgins November p,
male.
John ". and Pattie Walker December !. male.
William and AlsFy Jones. December : male
Harris and Catherine Smith. December 2 male.
Charles and Alice Thomas. December /. male.
John and Della Swami. December . male.
Wesley and Annie PCyton. December 5. female.
Henry and Lizzie Jones. DeFmher Z male
Edward and Virginia Jones. N0veInb@- 50. male.
George and Marthenia Cole. December 2 female
Robert L. and Frznces Blackwell, December g. fe-
The Washington herald., 1907-12-10
COTTON MARKET.

Quotatiors furnished BY Miller * Co. members Q,
the New York Stock and Cotton exchanges and the
New Orleans Cotton Exchange. 10 + street north
west.
Nsw No.k. Dec s-The feature was the ginners
figures % Decaber J. s333 90 bales. against
70 OI 90 last year. This was near what the trade
had been locking for. possibly little smaller bgi
there was no liquication when the figures were an
nounccd, and the market eased Of II would b
useless - touch upon the Edrious Eiuners reports
Of previous years IN order % arrive at conclusion
20 what todsys figures mean. a everything
seems 20 hinge On the estimate q the yield % b
issued tomorrow. bur for the frequent habit q The
Department q Agriculture % underestimate the
prospective yield there would De little difficulty IN
attempting 70 determine which way the market vii
probably 50 to-mouoW. II is doubtful Whethel
prices VIII hold On an estimate of Il 90 l0) balss
and viii probably advance sharply on a. small fg
ures as u.5o.0o9. In any event. the indications
point 10 such slow marEeting throughout the sea
son that the expectation Of holding priccs down i
not likely % be- renlized
LircTpool due 10 cone 70 lower.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-10
BALTIMORE GRAIN PRICES.

Baltimore. Dec. 9.-FollQving are the oHicial
prices for today
WHEAT-Stock in elevators, l.875s4 bushels.
Sales Of cargoes on grade at L0ol4 for special bin
No red 100 for stock No, red, " for special bin
steamer No red. IS for stock steamer No. red,
s2z f7- special bin rejected 90 for stock rejected
ard eIH for rejected to go through the drier Con-
tract opened steady; January LON. Sales. 450o
bushels No red Western. spot. L0l: 5000 bushels
January lOIA. Settling prices were: No. red
Western LO0SS: for contract. spot. e9ls No. red.
s7l5: steamer No 2 red. e52.; steamer No. ned
Western. s67s. westen-Spot. December, lOO44
January. Looss Contract closed quiet: spot. De
cenber. ssI.; January l.Ooss; May. l.05a4.
FLOUR-Winter extra. 395a4l5: do. clear. ana
Az do strsight. A5O&4s5; DO patent. AsOa4 IS
spring clear 425a465; do straight, 5l5a5f1: do.
patent 55Oa575; City NILS best patent 625; do.
highgrade patent. 5lS; do. straight 5l5 do choice
family. AIS: extra. 3Sa4OO. Corn meal per 100 lbs
L50aL6o
CORN-Stock in elevators. s77.sss bushels. Sales
Of cargo new white a basis Of 6IA for No. 2
white or mixed 57k for steamer. 55aa for No. g. and
55s for rejected Track yellow corn lold). for do
mostic delivery roc bushel for eariots prime at
jailyGrd and lc a bushel less on the Baltimore and
Ohio side. Contract. year 6ll1. Sales cars vel
low Baltimore and Ohio domestic So: % coo bush
els January 6cal 1900 bushels January 6OE; 5000
bushels January. COZ. ! car yellow tdomesticl in
elevator. 20: $500 bushels February. 81 car yel-
low tdonesticD. track. 70: cars new. spot, s9I4
cars steamer mixed. SPOT. 56H. Settling prices
No. 2 white. eJA; No. 2 white. new. 6ON: mixed
65lt; new 60A; steamer mixed. 60s; steamer wSlite
e0it; No. g. H&. Western. SPOT. December new
60a6OK old s5A: year. s0a5OsS: January, 50; FebrI-
arr. son: March 69ls.
OATS-Stock in elevators EOl4s bushels; ship
ments from elevators 6.713 bushels. White No. g
heavy 56i4as7: do. No. z light 10 medium, 55la5s
No. 3. heavy, 5a5Sh; do, No. 5 medium. Sass;
do. No. 3 light, 5saA; do. No. T. light to heavy
5las2: mixed No. @ 531a54: do. No. > 5o1ka5l; do
No. l. 4si1asa.
RYE-StOck in elevators. 49, 9OS bushels; ship
meats from elevators 800 bush-l- No. Western
re sold at s6as7 per bushel-
HAY-No. l timothy, large bales. k.S0ale0O; No
timothy, H5Oals.o0: No. timothy. l606al7 90 /;
No. l clover mixed. H59aiS00; No. clover. mixed
ls9oai7.oo; No. clover. 1890; No. clover, H.sOa
1s1
The Washington herald., 1907-12-10

clears AiCa4.5o; Kansas. in sacks patents. 5Z5a
$50; sfrzights sTsa5. 70; ciears 4SSaf.75.
RYE TLOUR-3ioGerate inquiry: ample supply
sOa5 90
CORN MEALs-Far demand; hln-dried for ez-
port. 3.65a370; coarse neal IN hags. s.a.35aL55
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Quiet. small supply.
Choice 50a3 10.
HAY-eEiet supply ample receipts. so tons
Prime Timothy. 10: No. I. 10. No 2 LOO; No. :.
90aE
STRAW-DuIl: ample supply Long rye. s..
BEEF-AIarket steady; inactive Family. le.l5a
% 50; packet 200.
PoRK-1loderate dealings. Mess, Is.75; family.
IS Sal90l
TALLOW-Quiet; steady. City. IN hossheads.
5izasAs
LARD-SiOw. Prime Western. s65. city. SO;
rsaned continent Sc. South American, SIS; re
fined Brazilian. kegs. Il; s,earine, g. OIeos;earine
weak: New YORK. 7l4a7s. Chicago. ~.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-10
LOCAL, FINANCIA- GOSSIP.

Transactions on the Washington Stock
Exchange were no. numerous yesterday.
but the buying was fairly active in GER
tain lines. and at good prices. The heavy
trading was in preferred stock and 4 per
cent bonds OF the Washington Railway
and Electric Company. The stock sold up
10 %, and the bonds from fractions below
up 10 10 Greene C2nanea was active for
the day, 800 shares selling at $6 a share.
transactions for the day were 463 shares
OF stock. and $3.50 in bonds. one sale
OF Washington Gas was recorded at SO
share
The Washington herald., 1907-12-10
NEW YORK MONEY,

New Yort. Dec. 9-Sloney on call at the stocl,
sAo1aHsS ''ua9 oISDeu AT leI cent highest, -;
lowest, !; closing Is Most Of the loans were al s
per cent
Time money began this week very dun and prac-
tically unchangod only few special transactions
being recorded limited amount Of business was
done. Rates quoted at g to Z Der cent for
thirty 70 ninety days; pr cent for four months.
and 10 Per cent for six months
Mercantile paper quiet such sales as were made
being almost all out Of town. Rates nominally were
20 10 per cent.
The sterling market was weak to-day with rates
L cent lower. Rates for actual business werp:
Sixty days so5Oaf.s035; demand 4s5s0a4 s5s5; ca
bles. 4s6s5a4s69O; commercial bills 479isa4 81
The suppely Of cotton bills was good
The Washington herald., 1907-12-10
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales-Regular call. y o'clock noon.
Washington Railwsy and Electric preferred, 80 at
@ (buyer co. 10 at siE = at els. 10 at 64lA. 10 at
6i's. az 6iH, AZ 6J,
Washington Gas. 80 AZ 20.
Mergenthaler. 10 az is5. at l95.
After czll-Greene Cananea, 100 al 6, 100 al s. 100
at 6
Washington Railway and Electric preferred at
elA
Washington Railway and Electric is $1,000 at 74s4.
5000 at IA ST. 900 at 7is, 500 at IS.
Following are the closing quotations on yesterday
local stock exchange:
GOVERNMENT BONDS.