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POULTRY md Came

Yesterdays arrivals of poultry from domestic
shipping points were light, but there was an
other car of western chickens at hand, making
four marketed in two days. These liberal sup
plies of western chickens, which were selling az
scar a dozen, made the whole market weak
and, although sellers reported a good inquiry
for large young stock, they were not inclined
to haggle over prices Small brOilers were
slightly higher on the inside quotation. that
being the only change. Turkeys were Offering
quite freely for the first time in many months
and found prompt sale at stiff prices.
Poultry (per dozen Hens. $3.5O64.JO for
small. 81 5045.50 for large and S6-5O@7.5O for
extras: old ROSTERS, S3.5OG4; young ROSTERS,
S696.5O; do extras. ST@s; fryers, S4.50q5.50;
large brolers, $3G4; small brOilers. $2.5Og3;
ducks. $5.50d6 for young and S4d5 for old;
pigeons, $IQ1.25; squads, $1.25@15O; geese,
$1.50d2 per pair; goslings, 81 per pair; turkeys,
24G26c per ID for young and 19921c for old
Game-NOminal.
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK, July 14.-Tin was quiet and
was without important change today. In Lon
don prices unchanged. Locally the mar
ket closed at $2S.37 Y 02S. .62h.
Copper declined IS in London to EST los for
spot and f58 2s Cd for futures. Locally prices
were unchanged. Lake, 12.75912.s71ec; cleo
trolytic 1250@12.75c; casting, 12871a @12. SOC.
English market, and was slightly easier locally
lat 440M4. 45c.
Shelter advanced JOS to f19 in London but
was unchanged at 4.45@4. SOC In this market.
Standard foundry in the English market was
unchanged at 49s Sd and 115d higher at sos
I1OIad for Cleveland warrants.
Local prices unchanged. No. i foundry
northern $1650617; No. foundry northern.
S15 7561625; No. 1 foundry southern and No.
| / foundry southern, soft, S16.50@1725.
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Prospects for new beans are not as sOou % fS in
they were at first. The hot weather nas IN
many nIaees crippIed the plant and in others pre-
vented it from making any headway, thus aus
ing thin stand. Again, the lack OF late sPilue
moisture ia heing felt in some sections We es-
innate that the coming crop may be as large as as
1t was in 1906 when it about 90 per cen - =.
a full average crop This year we go INTO tne
new season with very short stocks carried oVSl, -
and we cannot expect prices for new Deans u DC
on very low level ..s.
In the east crop conditions are fairly satsLae-
tory, but, there being carry over, prices now nov
quoted for new crop are considerably ABOVE H0i
NAL values. .. 40
d4.5O; small white $4.5O@ 4.60; large wnite,
S4.40@4. so; pink. $325@3.35; red. SOD .. %
butter. $3.50; Imas, $4.S5@ 4-90; red kidneys,
$2.75@3; blaekeyes, So. 25@3.5O; horse beans, p
d2.50; cranberry beans, $2.I5d3.1O; GarVahzas'
$2.50@3.5O
Seeds-Brown mustard 315@3%c; yellow mus
tard, nominal; haxseed, S3, carload lots; canary.
4c; alfalfa. 17Es G2Oc; rape. cleaned, 2lsei TIM
othy, nominal hemp. 4A@41ac; millet, "a q
sac per ID; broom corn seed. $lSW2O per ton
Dried Peas-Green are quoted at S24OW--t %
per ctl. No Niles here.
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Beans and Seeds

The following bean report of Adolf Koshland
covers the situation in beans:
There has been considerable inquiry for mixed
carloads of beans, principally to the SOUTH and
a good business has resulted. This demand con
tjnues and is likely to reduce the stocks on hand
very materially. The market Is very strong
Prices are firmly maintained, and If the shipping
movement should larger proportions
prices for some varieties will no doubt advance
even before the crop TO market
which will be In about three or four months
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Deciduous and Citrus F,ruitx

o
the Watsonville and Palo Alto regions was de-
layed several hours by accident on the line
thereby causing shortage of all varieties in the
early trade Some early express arrivals of large
strawberries, Taspberries and blackberries found
prompt sale at good prices but they were nearly
all closed out before receivers were aware of the
shortage. The belated shipments got in toward
noon, and as the Gamers were not In the market
the consignees were obliged to accept whatever
peddlers cared to offer or hold the stock over
There were no really noteworthy changes in the
quotations for orchard fruits. General offerings
or plums and prunes continued to drag at weak
rates, while a Few special varieties OF both arti-
cles were In fair request at near the outside
quotations. Wrapped lots of Bartlett pears were
in good demand at the old quotations. but loosely
packed stock in lug boxes moved slowly despite
its comparative cheapness. Peaches were arner
as this Is the between crops season and receipts
are running light Figs remained firm on limited
supplies and there was good call for choice packs
OF apples, but the market overloaded with
cheap stock, for which there was little sale
Aprlcots were unchanged, with the Gamers still
taking surplus lots of loose fruit at the old quota
tions Canning prices for plums ranged from
$40 to $50 ton, but sales on that account were
few as regular tradesmen were paying more sat
isfactOry figures Tor small lots of loose stock
The warm weather caused more activity in mel
ons but with supplies ample prices were weak
all around Offerings of grapes included the
seedless muscat and Fontainbleau varieties and
they were merely in fair request. the abundance
of other fruits being against their sale Citrus
fruits were generally firm, with supplies rather
light.
Strawberries-Longworth, $2.5Od6 per chest:
large varieties, S2d5 per chest
Blackberries-S2H3 per chest.
Raspberries-S3. 50G6 per chest
Loganberries- .5O62.50 per chest
Currants-50@60c per drawer.
Cherries-Packed, 50G75c per drawer; loose
nominal.
Apples-Fancy Gravensteins, in 4 tier boxes
are selling at 81. .25@ Lbs. Similarly packed lots
of red and white Astrachans bring ST. and
common to choice stock sells from 4Ods5c per
box.
Pears-Bartletts $101.25 per box for wrapped
and 75c@S1 for lug boxes; other varieties. 5Oc1
81 per package.
Apricots-Crates. 50G65c; small boxes. 4OG
soc; in bulk, $10G2O to Gamers and $25d30
to the trade.
Plums-SO@65c per box or crate tragedy
| prunes. 3JdG5c per box crate.
Peaches-small boxes. 4o@65c; baskets, 4O0
6Oc: open boxes 50@ S5c.
Figs-5OG65c for drawers and single layer
boxes, 75c@$1 for larger packages.
Melons-Cantaloupes T5cM$1.65 per crate:
watermelons. $16I2.50 per dozen.
Grspes-$191.25 per crate.
| Citrus Fruits (per boxt-Valencia oranges Sc
d3.50; Mediterranean sweets. 81. 7563: lemons
SO 25d3.T5 for fancy. 81. 5OG3 for choice and
$15061.T5 for standard; grapefruit, So son
\ 4 so for seedless lines. $4.50M5.
! Tropical Fruits-Bananas. $1G1T5 per bunch
for Hawaiian and $2.50d350 for Central Ameri-
| can; pineapples, 81. .50d3 per dozen
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LOCAL MARKETS
Sam Erancisco Mooney NInrkct

While the quoted rates for loans remain the
same the banks report certain easier ten
dency, both in commercial and real estate loans,
though no actual decline is looked for. There
is abundance of funds here, but they are
being held for the crop moving period. now
rapidly approaching. This is the normal pro
cedure at this of the year. The banks
still adhere to their policy of making no loans
for speculative investment, but confne their ac-
commodation to their regular customers for the
conduct of their daily business
Exchange continues quiet, with Hongkong
rates a shade lower and the silver quotation
also slightly of.
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New York GRAIN and Produoe

NEW YORK, July 14.-Flour-Receipts, Ia 800
barrels: exports, 100 barrels Steady, with a
fair trade.
Wheat-Receipts, As, 900 bushels; exports. 1000
bushels Spot, irregular; No. . red, 9SM 699%c
elevator and S1.02 f. o. b. afoat; No. northern,
nuluth, $l-23& (. o. b. anoat; No. hard winter,
in the Dakotas checked bull enthusiasm in wheat
today and with liberal new wheat arrivals
prompted sharp declines, final prices showing u q
1%c net loss. July, 99ac@$1.01A, closed
cember, $1@1.00b, closed $1.009s.
Hops-Quiet.
Hides-Firm.
Wool-Steady.
etroleum-Steady.
sugar-Raw, steady; fair refining, s.sec: cen
trifugal, 96 test 4.36c; molasses sugar, sole
refined steady.
Cofee-Futures closed steady net unchanged
TO an advance of 5 points Sales, Z, ,750 bags. in
cluding: September, &c; December. 5.95c; March
&c: May, 6.O5c. Spot coffee-Quiet, steady; No
Cordova, 9& G12hc.
Butter-Steady; creamery extras, 22hc.
Cheese-Steady, unchanged
Eggs-Strong; western frsts 1s150191ac; sec
onds, 17Q1Sc.
DRIED FRUIT
Evaporated Apples-With quotations unchanged
the market maintains fairly steady tone. will
trade limited. Fancy quoted at 10@101ac
choice, SG9c prime. 67s @7Ac; common to fair
jh@6hc.
Prunes-A better tone is shown in prunes, bu
prices are Quotably unchanged CALIFORNIA; rang'
from 315c to 415c and Oregons from 31ac TO 51ac
Apricots-An increased demand is shown TO
sprieots. Choice still quoted at 10@101ac
extra choice, 11@111ac; fancy, 12@13c.
steady, with choice quoted at Sh@S%c; extri
choice, 99eAc; fancy, 1oG1oAc; extra fancy
101a G11c.
Raisins-No fresh interest is shown in raisins
loose muscatels being quoted at H@6Ac: choice
to fancy seeded. 612 2@71zc; seedless, 5@6c; Lon
don layers, $1.25@1.35.
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Available Grain supply

NEW YORK July 14.-Special cable and
telegraphic communications received by Brad
streets show the following changes in avail
count:
Wheat-United States east of the Rockies de-
creased 100. 900 bushels; Canada, decreased 49,
900 bushels; total United States and Canada,
decreased 2T9 900 bushels. Ahoat and in Europe
decreased 100000 bushels Total American
bushels
Corn-United States and Canada. increased
$50 900 bushels.
oats-United States and Canada, decreased
67Q 600 bushels.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO July 1.-THE wheat market was
weak almost all day because of free selling by
commission houses and local holders. The market
was chiefly a weather map affair, bearish
sentiment being inspired today by more favorable
weather conditions in the northwest for the
growing crop, The unseasoRably hot weather
lin large part of the spring wheat country
had been supplanted by lower temperatures and
the official forecast predicted rain tonight for
the western portion of the Dakotas. News from
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Exc Mnrket in Nenrhr ConntIe.

PETALUMA. July 1.-THE egg market is
firm. Twenty-one cents paid today for
eggs. Steps being taken to form a state
pOultrymen's association. Assistance and ad-
vice being sought Of the local branch Of
the SoIoma county cooperative pOultrymen's >
association. State wide interest has been taken
In the SOnoma county association. Beginning
Monday, July 13, the association advanced Its
selling price Of eggs 1 cent. The association
has been selling for y cent above San Fran
cisco quotations. 1t will now raise that
price to IL cents above San Francisco quota
tions.
SANTA CRUZ. July 1.-THE highest price
yet paid FOR eggs this season is still being
offered by merchants and good responses are
made TO the 25c offer. The supply remains firm
but the demand is not large as a year ago.
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butter. Cheese and Err.

| CHICAGO, July 14.-On the produce exchange
] today the butter market steady. Creamer-
market, cases included. 15@16c; hrsts, 1715c;
/ prime frsts, 191ac. Cheese steady, 1O@11ac.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Naval stores-Turpentine and Rosi

SAVANNAH, Ca, July 14-Turpentine-Qu
at 3s%c. Sales, $50; receipts, l,6S5; shipments,
1,039.
Rosin-Firm. Receipts. $50; shipments. 472;
c, 50. so; D. 81 95l3O5; E. SO. .15@3.20; F, So. %
$3.50; G, 81. .30 II, $3s0@3.s5i /. $4.o5@415;
K, $500; NJ. S5.65@5.70; \, $6.1596.20; WG,
Sc. 45; WV, $780,
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK, July 14.-Money call, easy,
IL to l y per cent; ruling rate, IA; closing
bid. IA; offered at IA per cent.
Time loans, quiet and steady; so days, ia to
per cent; 80 days, 2@2A per cent; 8 months,
3% "A per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 313@4 per cent
Sterling exchange, firm, with actual business
in bankers bills at 81. S715 for demand and at
81. .S5SO04 $500 for 60 day bills.
Commercial bills, 81 .s5$s@4 ssh.
Bar silver, 537sc.
Mexican dollars, Acc.
Bonds-Govenments steady; railroads, heavy.
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Ca.b Grain and Provisiops

CHICAGO, July 14.-Cash quotations were as
SID; No . red, eIH @s2Hc; No. . corn, 74A "a
7494c; No. yellow. 76@7614c; No. white oats,
90 y @5Sc; No. rye, 74@75c; fair to choice
mailing barley, 6T@74c; No. l northwestern,
$1.24A; prime timothy seed, S3@4 short ribs
sides 0oosel. $S.50@S.S712; mess pork, per bar
short clear sides (boXed), $9G9. 20; whisky, basis
of high Wines 81 SO.
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Foreign Futures
Boston wool Market

BOSTON, July 14-The demand for special
lines in the local wool market continues, with
late advances holding firm. Heavy sales of
Oregon staple woods have been made and there
blood heeces Other lines full. Quotations.:
California-Northern. 43@45c; middle county,
E5sq 4ec; southern, 3S@40c; fail-free, 33g31c
Oregon-Eastern No. 1 staple, 51G60c east
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New York Cotton Market

NEW YORK. July 14.-Huttons wire says
Cotton weather could not be better. Spots
are weakening. New cotton coming In fast
See nothing TO put it up. but If weather should
turn bad it would give an advance"
Spot cotton closed quiet Middllng uplands
/ Zoe; middling gulf. IL 35c- Sales, 200 bales
Cotton FIITIIRES
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WASHINGTON. July 14.-Today's statement
Of the treasury balances in the general fund, ex-
elusive of the $15o 900 900 gold reserve shows:
Available cash balance. $22O, ,440, ,207; gold coin
and bullion $40, Ole; gold certificates, $751;
466 090
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PORTLAND. July 14.-Clearings, $3.50, Ola;
balances, $50, ole.
SPOKANE. July 14.-ClearingS, 81, ,O4S, ,09S {;
balances. $136 676.
SEATTLE, July 14.-CleariRgs, 81, ,665, ,105; /;
balances, $3.50, ,2SS.
TACOMA, July 14.-clearIngs. ss1O,Os5; bal
ances. S41 40.
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ern No. clothing, 4s@5Oc; valley No 1. 400
42c
Ter-itory-Fine staple, 56@6Oc; fine medium,
staple 55@56c; fine clothing, 4SQ52c; fine
medium clothing. 45@4sc; half blood, 5oG DOC;
fine medium clothing, 45@4sc; half blood oOg
55c; three-eighths blood, 4SG50c; quarter blood,
AZ 045c.
Pulled extra. 5s@5ec; fine A, 52@55c; A
supers. 45M4Sc.
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Dried Fruits, Raisins, Nuts and Honsv

Spot prices Tor most fruits show reduction
General conditions remain about as before
stated. the market for both fruits and rs islns
being quiet Some offerings of new crop raIsins
are being made at the quotations below but
prices have not yet been definitely established
Prunes reported dropping badly throughout
the state thereby reducing the size OF the AL
ready small crop, and large handlers say that
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London Wool Sales

LONDON. July ia large number of buyers
attended the opening of the fourth series of
wool auction sales here today. There was
spirited competition for the Is, ,056 bales brought
forward and prices ruled firm.
Merinos were unchanged to per cent dearer
and crossbreds scored per cent advance over
the May price. Cape of Good Hope secured
were unchanged to per cent cheaper and
greasies were unchanged to per cent dearer.
Americans bought substantial parcels of cross
breds, occasionally paying T1s per cent ad-
vance over the last sales.
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Loans, Exchange and silver
Wheat and other Grains

Wheat-Chicago opened easy on cables, but
subsequently strengthened continued dry
brokers' wire from there said: There is no
rain indicated for Minnesota, which needs it
nearly as bad North Dakota. If the show
ers do not materiaize predicted 1t will not
take long to start wheat prices advancing again
general buying.
The San Francisco market continued quiet and
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FLOUR and Fnrinnceou. Goods

The millers continue TO report flour quiet and
featureless and cereal goods In average de
mand.
Flour-California family extras, S5.40Q6 net
without discount; bakers extras, So. .40@5.65;
superfine $42OQ4.50; Oregon and Washington,
per bbl $4.90Q5.40 for family, bakers and pat
ents and 81. .6595.15 for cut off; Kansas patents,
San Francisco track, $3.50; do straight $3.50;
Dakota patents, $645; straight, $500 per bbl.
Farinaceous Goods-Prices in packages, net
cash, no discount, follows: Graham -four.
rice flour, Sc. s0@7; corn meal, $3.O5@3.25; extra
cream do $3.55@3.75; oat meal. S4.3O@4. so; oat
groats, "a 30@4.50; hominy, $3.40Q360; buck
wheat -four, $4.O5Q4.25; cracked wheat, $500
$50; farina, $4G420; whole wheat -four, $500;
rolled oats, bhls $4.30@4.S0. in sacks, scar so;
rolled wheat, bbls $4@430, in sacks So. .30d
$50; pearl barley, $520@5.40; split peas, boxes,
So 30 ner 100 lbs
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Bruins Con ...... O3
J Com Tun Stock. %
Com Tun Bonds. /. 10
Con Va Min Co.. 81
Horn Silver 49,. 90
! Leadyille Con -. 0S
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Ioudon CIosinr Stocks

Bar silver-steady: 244sd per ounce.
Money! per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills is Ia per cent and for three months
bills 4 al ZIG ner cent.
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New York stock List

D. J.. Hutton & Co. 49O California street
nenpcrs of the New York stock exchange, fur.
nisn the following list of bond and stock sales
yesterday:
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CASH WHFAT

California club. $160@I.65; do milling, 81 s.
@1.6115; California white Australian. none here;
lower grades of California, S1.4041.55; northern
club, 1.6o01 .65; northern bluestem, 81. .65 a
1-70; northern red, S1.60; turkey red, S1.6713 q
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st. Louis Wool Market

ST. LOUIS, July 14.--Wool, firm Medium
grades combing and clothing 1SM20c: light
fine. l6@1615c heavy fine, 11@12c; tub washed,
20@2Tc.
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,lOntario .......... 400
0phir ......-..... 2.3O
)lSmall Hopes 49,. Is
STANDARD ........ l.. 20
u Yellow jacket -. IS
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Boston Stocks and Bonds

THE COPPER STOCKS
BOSTON July 14.-The market was strong
and generally higher.
COPPER CLOSE
The following list is furnished by r. f. HUT
ton & Co., 490 California street, San Fran
Lois Cal
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FUTURES
FUTURES
10:30 a. M. Session.
December-S1.60 bid, $1.65 asked.
. D. m. Session.

No quotations.
Barley-Ocean freights continue unchanged at
23s Cd, usual European options. The chartered
grain tonnage in port is 1892, against 1,TO6
on the same date last year; disengaged. Al, 36l
tons, against 15,967; the way to this port,
136, 400 tons, against 333. 666.
1t is an asking market at present. as buy
quantities offering for sale. Sellers ask $130
for No. l spot feed and $1.271a 10 arrive. Re
ceipts continue light. The market in the south
is reported good, being active.
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed, spot, S1.25G1 30; common
to fair per ctl; brewing and shipping,
spot, $1.325 chevalier, nominal
FUTURES
1880 a. m. Session.
December-$1.2s
= p. Session.
December-S1 .294.
Oats-All conditions remain as before stated
Sellers asking the quoted prices, while buy
ers are hanging back. There is, however, some
purchasing Of reds TO be held for the seed de
mand later on in the season.
Choice white, 81. .45@l1 Loo No. do, S1.359
LAO; common do, $1.50@1 .321a; gray, 81 400
Las; red $1.40Q1.50 for choice, $1.30@1 81 !.
for good and S125@1.271a for common.
Corn-It is the same dull and featureless mar
ket that has prevailed for months. Receipts
continue very meager.
California small round yellow, nominal; large
yellow nominal; white, nominal western states
yellow, sacked, $l.S0@1.s5; in bulk. San Fran
cisco, track SLIT; white, SLIT; mixed, $1.15
Egyptian. nominal.
Rye-The market is dull and the quotations
are largely nominal, especially those for lots tC
arrive. New California TO arrive, 1850 ]. 4C
per ctl: spot, old, $1471a also.
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Northern Business

PORTLAND, Ore July 14.-Wheat: Club
SAC; bluestem Sic; valley, SIC; red, S2c.
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Portland Butter Market
Northern Wheat Mark

PORTLAND, July 14-Butter: Extras, 25c
fancy, 24c; choice 2Oc; store, Ice.
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Condition of the Treasury

nds@Goyernments. steady; railroads. heavy
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-08-14

appearing to the board of eduea-
.lon tnat the total valuation of ali the
.aA aoie property in this district. ac-
cofdlng TO the last assessment tbereefI
Is SSoS, 66l.73 being real estate to the
value OF 1924, 32S 90 personal nronerty
10 the value Of S235, 156. and railroad
ana other property assessed nv fire
ooard OF public works to the yalue of
II9,i47 70 as certified to this board Nv
the officer whose duty il il III mala
out the land books aecording ta the
provisions OF section 80 chapter 20 of
VIZ oode as last amended, and il ap-
peaIllig from the foregoing estimates
.nat ~ - necessary to raise by levy af-
.er aeducting all credits, S1l74 "a for
ouiiaihg purposes and $500 for teach
eIs purposes; therefore levy on each
ohe Hundred Dollars valuation of -
cents iorbullding purposes and % cts
loI leacners purposes will produce the
es.linated amount necessary as afore-
sara Tor the ensuing fiscal year
susie OF West Virginia, county of
wit:
=, = III Bowen secretary Of the board
q education IN and for Mill creek dis
t.lcl OF said county and State, do here
W certify that the foregoing is true.
copy from the records of an order made.
ana entered by said board on the 18Th
day of Aug. 1908
Given under my thand this IL dav
f August 1908
q Ill Bowen, Secretary Board of
Education, Mill Creek District. Berke-
ley County, w. Va, Bunker Hill. P.O
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-08-14
Falling Waters District
a. NJ. Graham,
Secretary of Board.

State of West Virginia, County of
BerAeley, District of Failing Waters.
ro-Wit:
At regular session of the board of
education of Falling Waters district of
Berkeley county, held at the regular
meeting place thereof, % the second
Tuesday in August, 1905. Present Chas.
Ruble, President of said board of edu-
cation, and II. ID. Pearrell and Jno. A.
PearreIl, Commissioners.
IN accordance with section 3. chap
ter 9, OF the Acts of the legislature of
1905, the board of education proceeded
10 make up an estimate of the amount
necessary TO be levied for the current
fiscal year, to cover all districts debts
and liabilities payable during the year.
Including the probable expenditures
for district purposes, and proper allow
ances Tor delinquent taxes, expenses of
collection and contingencies, but de-
duc.ing the money in the treasury an
plicable to the service of the year and
district claims, doth determine and
estimate the several amounts to be
levied as follows:
BUILDING FUND ESTIMATE
Maxi nun levy Is cents on One
HUNDRED Dollars Of The valuation for