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Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-08-06
ANTI-DUBOIS PLATFORM CON
DENSED

The anti-Dubois platform
endorses the Denver platform
and lauds Bryan as ''the great
est living democrat.
Yields to none in support of
the constitution and laws of
Idaho.
Favors election of senators
by direct vote.
Favors the forest reserve
policy but opposes inclusion of
land capable of being made
into homes.
Favors a railway commits
sion law.
Urges legislation for the pro-
lection of workmen.
Demands bank gual sntee
fund 10 protect depositors.
Condemns Republican state
administration for alleged ex-
travagance.
Pledges its candidates to en-
torcenlent of law.
No reference to prohibition
or local option.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-08-06
EXCURSIONS EAST AUG. "a
and IS

Via o. S. L. and Union Pacific.
Reduced rates to Denver, Omaha
Kansas City Chicago and many
other points. Limit October 31st.
See agents for rates and further
particulars.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-08-06
Do You Need Money!

The Merchants Protective As
ISOLATION of Salt Lake City of
which Francis G. Luke is mana
ger has decided to bring Elmore
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-08-06
Yours truly,
Mountain Home Electric Co.

r. II. Spangenberg, Mgr.
BY the same motion the board
unanimously refused to pay more
than S1.50 per light as per the or
iginal agreement with the manager
of the light company.
A motion by Rhoades, seconded
by Sitton, that owing to the 10 y
financial condition of the village
treas, the clerk be instructed 10
notify the Electric Co. to turn off
the seven arc lights, not in the o.
iginal franchise at twelve O'Clock,
midnight, until further notice.
BY motion of Sitton, seconded
by Rhoades, j. Carnes was ap-
POINTED house officer of the Garrett
Opera House with full police auth.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-08-06

Wallace, Aug, 6.-The anti
Dubois faction after boiling the
convention controlled by Dubois
made a record for itself this al
teruoon by organizing, adopting
a platform and naming full,
state ticket with the exception oI
supreme judges. Judge Stocks
lager was nominated for United
States senator and Moses Alexan-
der of Ada county named for Cover
nor.
Within six minutes after the bolt
K. |. Perky was on the rostrum
in Masonic hall, story above the
theatre, calling the boilers together
for their convention. He made q
red hot speech denouncing the
manner in which gag" rule, as he
claimed, had been attempted and
declared that the major ity of the
votes of qualified delegates hac
followed the exodus. He called
for nominations for temporary
chairman and within two minutes
Judge Stockslager of HALEY hac
been elected by reclamation snc
had taken his seat. F. G. Bur-
roughs of Caldwell. also was elected
temporary secretary by acclsmation.
A motion that Bostwick of Boise
be made sergeant of arms was
hooted and received no second
"This is real democratic conven-
tion" yelled George Tannahill,
''and we don't need any sergeant
alarms, nor any tickets of admis,
sion. " Cheers and laughter fol.
lowed his sally.
Stockslager in taking his seal
made a rousing talk OF about two
minutes and was loudly applauded.
He addressed the convention as
Fellow Democrats of Idaho, ant
said it was the first time he had
The Washington times., 1908-12-31
If. LOREE IS URGED
IN NEWMAN PLACE
Hartman Wants Former
Rock Island Head in Van
derbilt System, Is Rumor.

NEW YORK, Dee. Sl.-The internal
political strife that has marked the
policies and operations OF the Wander
bit railroads since their construction
into the New York Central system viii
be manifested in the selection Of A sue
cessor 10 President William II New
man. according TO belief iu wrU inform
ed circles
When President Newman announced
his intention 70 retire a current rumor
slated Senior Vice President ". &.
Brown as his logical successor
\ careful analysis Of the property and
financial condition Of the system by in
ierested hnanciers. however. Is resyon-
Sfpl' for a great doubt as 20 the
authenticity OF Jhe report.
The latest development is tie suGen
interest expressed by r. IL Hartman
In mis- conferences with directors and
officers Of the New York Central, and
there is ground for the belief that
the Sli,uD,p00 BLOCK system stO. K pur-
'Eased by the Hartman CLIQUE turing
i,7' viii be used 10 Ue-enforce the wizard
OF Union Pacific IN his urgent request
that l. 2 LOTee. former president OF
the Rock Island system, be elected 20
rho presidency OF the New Yora Central.
imultaneOus with the election Il ar.
Hartman 70 the directorate OF the sys-
tenn
Vice President Brown is looked lno1
as a railroad man OF eNtravagant ideas
lh tactr according 10 authoritative
opinion he represents the sam policies
administered by President Newman.
lnaSmuCh as the New YOrf- Central
IaiiToad Is staggering under a heavy
.i--a @ i'--sii ehHSatl"Es, owing TO the eT-
teuslVe improvements Of sea board
terminals. IT is deemed wise by con-
SeTVatiVe stockholders TO -.ect a sue
cesspT who Is cdDa BILE Of rphabflfrsrlra
lEe parent railroads prestige
lheTe are some vitaily interested rer-
sons VINO would ike 10 see Melville I,
ingalls,. chairman OF the board of al
rectors or the Big Four railroad. chosen
10 succeed Mr.. Newman. and il is not
denied that his election would be wei
coined by the Vanderbilt interests who
have wholesome respect for the Gin
cinnati railroad man
The Washington times., 1908-12-31
TODAY'S PRICES ON
WASHINGTON EXCHANGE

metropolitan Railroad IS, $1,000 49,
Washington Railway and Electric pre-
ferred. 54S5. lass. 15dS5. 10Go5. 50aSis4.
IcGS5. 5aS5. 5OGS4Es. 5OaS47s, 50HSf1s, -
mS47s, 500 a.. 5OaS5. 5gdS51s. 5Oas5-
Washington Gas. 59a7l, 25a1, 25Hl, .
al, 2.Qu. 2JaU. 25N71ls. Z5H7l1s- 25G
T1lz. SJGIlls. 25dTiik, 2-H71. 55n71. 2JT11s,
25T71. 254T, Z5d7l. ZH7llk. 2JN1ls.
Mergenthaler 1ON30S, 5d20S, 5g12os, lg4
POS. I0U2CS. lGd2OS, l0N5S, l@G9S. l62g5-
Greene Cananca, 61dl2iz-
Second National Bank, 1OFfl69-
Union Trust. 1OTll9. l0HllS, 50ll9
United States Trust lOdS9l2 lUd83s,
10Tg92t 10Ftle1. 5Nioo
American GraPIophOne preferred l@9
-, IGHJ5l4, lD05eis, iGfG6ai. l0ftJ5'-,
After -aII-BeU Telephone Of Pen1syl-
vania. l0N la3lz.
Washington Railway and Electric IS.
81 .WNIISSi4.
Union Trust, 45Tl2c.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
s., SI,cJ9c1G5ss.
The Washington times., 1908-12-31
APPEAL is ISSUED
FOR QUAKE FUND
lContinued ION lis Pagel

be made through the District OF CoIum-
bia branch OF the American National
Red Cross. which is in direct communi-
cation with the Italian Red Cross,
through whose agency relief will be
given. Contributions should be sent as
promptly as possible to Howard S. Rec
side. second vice president Of the Amer
lean Security and Trust Company, treas
urer of the District of Columbia branch
of tho American National Red Cross
He gives twice who gives quickly
Want Quick Relief.
Arrangements were made BY teIe-
phone while the conference was in prog
ress for the receipt and transmission of
the contributions as indicated in the
notice TO the public. Emphasis was laid
in the discussion upon the necessity
of making the contributions before SAT
uTday Of next week, January .. in order
that the relief might go quickly.
Contributions viii be received and
transmitted to the Red Cross ,, the
treasurer OF the Board Of Trade. +. IL.
Droop. 925 Pennsylvania avAnue. and the
treasurer Of the Chamber Of Commerce.
~ Lisner, Eleventh and G streets north
west by any bank and any trust COM
panv in the District Of Columbia and
by each of the daily newspapers.
The Washington times., 1908-12-31
TWENTY BELOW ZERO
IN THE NORTHWEST
One of the Worst Billiards Section
Has Ever Known Is Now
Raging.
Raging

ST PAUL MINI, Dec 3l--One Of the
the Northwest, is raging today. Many
railroad trains between this city and
the Idaho lire are stalled by the snow
The mercury this morning dropped
TO from 10 20 20 below zero and so far
one death is reported.
Peter Wagner. eiglty-two. an inmate OF
The Soldiers Home at Ninuehaha Falls.
while in a deIiriun last night escaped
from the hospital and was found today
frozen TO death
The worst of the blizzard is I'm the
DskOJas. where traGIc on the branch
lines OF all roads is almost paralyzed.
snow is stiU falling in all the States
along the Canadian border
The Washington times., 1908-12-31
DISTRICT SUPREME COURT.
Equity Court, No. I.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
Called tOday.D

Called today)
No. 3S094. Mayer vs. American Sc
.urity and Trust Company ct al: de-
rec dismissing bill; appeal noted; costs.
1ompla'nants solicitors. Brandenburg
( Braudenburg; defendants solicitor,
7. p. Larner.
No 1924 Overholt Us. Matthews ct al;
lime fHr fling amended bin extended.
'Ompla inant's solicitor. George Il La
mar; defendants solicitor. G. a. Keig-
No 9624S. Forrest VS.. Forrest ct al;
ale ratified niSi. Compliments sOlici-
.oTS, Cuttings and Chamberlain; defend
mt's solicitor. +. Forrest.
No 2S145. Spear et al VS.. Leary In
eTnatiOnaI Ice Refrigeration Machinery
company: order granting leave to in
ervene COuaUiaiuant's solicitor. r. IL
Jackson; defendants solicitor. G.. +.
'ames.
No 2So19 Koch VS.. HessIer ct al: sale
inalIy ratified Complainant's solicitor
ames a. TOomey.
No. 2S236 Doyle ct al Us. Jewell Q,
a.: order appointing h. Hilton Jack
ion guardian ad litem. COmplainants
.olicitOr, GoIuou & Gordon
Bankruptcy.
No. SCI. In re. Thomas +. WaEGa-
nan: order ratifying sale. Petitioner s
lolicitor, J. J. Darlington and B. +.
leighton
Equity Court, No. I.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
rCalled yesterday
!. McBiair IS. Green, decree pro con-
ESQ. ComplainanJs solicitor. J J. Oar
luCton.
Bankruptcy Court.
In rc Carleton Vaughn. hearing on
6Scharge fixed for January IS 1909.
Tn 70 Louis Altemus: hearing on dis
barge fixed for January -. 1909.
In re David Pike; adjudication and
The Washington times., 1908-12-31
THE WASHINGTON TIMES, THURSDAY DECEMBER 81. 1903
WASHINGTON GAS RATHER EASIER
WHILE OTHER STOCKS
HELD FIRMLY.

the assets Of the company-the sur
plus-is contemplated, indeed. is given
as the alternative of a refusal Of the
Supreme Court 10 permit the capital
izatiOn of the physical value Of the
property. The sharp advance in the
price Of the stock has but given Offi-
cial confirmation to this report
Railway and Electric preferred was
in good demand. and the price ad-
vance from S4%4 10 85Is
The United States Trust Company's 3
shares touched par today. after open
ing at % = Union Trust made "A new
high % 100 rising from IIg earlier in
the session
Bonds and miscellaneous stocks were
strong.
The Washington times., 1908-12-31

Yesterday IL was next 10 impossible
to buy Washington Gas under II, and
the Offering at u was probably more
for effect than with desire 20 make d
sale. The developments of the day in
creased the offerings materially, and
some 500 shares were sold. the price
ranging from Il TO If1s The discus
sion anent the quality of gas deliver
ed to consumers and developments
through the Bureau Of Chemistry af-
fected the market value Of the stock.
and yet not At all seriously
The fact Of the matter. and the
potent fact. is that distribution Of
The Washington times., 1908-12-31
BUCHANAN OPENS
THE NEGOTIATIONS
New President OF Venezuela Wants
10 Make Friends With
United States

A dispatch was received by she State
Department this afternoon from Special
COMMISSIONS Buchanan, al Caracas.
stating that he had opened negotiations
with the new Venezuelan government
Tor the settlement OF the American
claims. and that President Gomez has
assured him OF his desire 10 establish
friendly relations with the United
States
The Washington times., 1908-12-31
SALES OF PROPERTY
IN THE NORTHWEST
Thomas H. Fisher Company Dis
poses of Three-StOry Building and
an UnimprOved Lot

Activity in the realty market in the
northeast section OF the city is shown
through sales reported by the Thomas
II Fisher Company, which include a
Ss.0JU residence and $500 uuimproved lot.
The residence, which is located al 11lS
AlaSSaCE -Se-rs avenue northeast was
sold for Miss NJ r IIeTEeTSIeimer 10 4
r. Ham. who intends 10 occupy il for
a dwelling II IS a three-sto-v brick
building, with cellar, and includes ten
rooms ia addition 10 a bath.
The Tot. which is located AT ss2 2
street northeast. and brought 81 80. IS
- by l6 feet being uuimproveG II
was sold for Miss NJ A. Mcpherson bv
the Thomas J. Fisher Company through
the ofice OF DcnOh0e {, son
The Washington times., 1908-12-31
EGG QUOTATIONS
VARY DAY TO DAY
Weather Conditions UnSettle
Produce Market, Making
Prices Uncertain.

After experiencing a sudden advance
of cents yesterday. the egg market
went pack that amount today, reaching
the weeks normal quotation Of % cents
The market was firm at that price.
Spec Jlation is futile as to what may
be expected in either the egg or poultry
markets. Dealers declare that not in
years has the market presented as
pulling situation. Uncertain supply
In eggs. AUGMENTED by changing
weather conditions. makes il impossible
10 arrive at a satisfactory conclusion
as 10 what will be the average prevail
ing quotation. when the market be-
comes more settled. At present, the
quotation is apt TO be changed several
times a day.
The turkey markeC, ranging in price
from Is to % cents, is as far from
reaching anything like n stable Condi-
ton a. it was the first Of the week
The So me reasons are back Of the un,
certain tone of the market as iu the
case Of eggs. restricted supply and
weather conditions being chiefly respOn'
sible. IL is the generaI opinion that
the market will remain practically as fl
Is during the rest Of the week.
An incre3 sed supply has brought
about a drop or - cents in the quota
tiOn on rabbits. the price per dozen
now ranging between Sl25 and s.
Lambs have gone up a half cent In
dressed meat quotations. and are firm
at that price An advance of a half
cent per pound In round beef has also
been made
Vegetables are meeting with strong
demand. the close OF the cranberry sea
son recording a slight advance in that
market CraubcEries now bring from
SIS TO SIS per barrel
Florida lettuce IS firm AT from Xl-J
10 s. per BASKET. while spinach is meet
ing with good demand at the same
quotation
The Washington times., 1908-12-31
Or, Reed speSis'!s' s5S '3ta IS.

~ YEARS successful Practice in this
Cure of Chronic, Nervous, and Special
Ciseasea of Men and " ON sn Means
FeaIth to You If You SuRer
From Catarrh. Obesity, Rheumatism Con,.I-
nation Piles Throat, Lung, Brain Heat
PiooA and Skin Diseases. Nervous DebIfIr,1
kidney Diseases, Bladder Troubles Specifc
BLOOD Poisoning. Erupttons. Ulcers, ana All
private diseases cured FOX life By SAFE
methods.
CHARGES LOW. INCLUDING MEDICINES
private waiting Rooms for Ladies'
Office Hours: 10 10 l. , TO 6. sundays 10 10 n
SOA SEVENTEENTH ST. H w
Oc1-t-
The Washington times., 1908-12-31
BUILDING PERMITS.

The following building permit was is
sued today:
To r. 2. Mertz. to repair one three
story brick dwelling, at 90 g stree
northwest: architect, T NJ. MedforCI
contractor, =. Blethyn; estimated cost,
S9.oOO
The Washington times., 1908-12-31
Dried Fruits and Nuts.

Dried F'r7Ilts-Eaisins Ctable). per box s.. o.:
fancy SultanaS. per ID. 7i=c: imported sui
tanas per lb-. 9IeaI2c: prunes per h. 5I,aqc;
Citnol. per ID. loo. peaches per H.. 7IeaI1c.
apricots. per lb., sale; apples (evapOratedl =
per ID. sac; tsundTied). per ID. SC.
Nuts (Shelled) Pecans per ID 55c. al
monds. per h. 3Oa3Sc; walnuts, Pc ID, 20c
The Washington times., 1908-12-31
MARTIN A KNAPP
AGAIN COMMISSIONER
Has Seen Continuous Service on
Interstate Body Since
1901

In the presence 7f most OF the mem
bers Of ;he Interstate Commerce Com
mission today. Martin = Knapp was
sworn in 20 the third time as com
missioner for a term Of seven Years
The term begins toElor-ow-
Mr.. Knapp has been a member Of The
commission continuously since February
p. ISL
The Washington times., 1908-12-31

DIR. w. T. BALDUs. German Specialist on
diseases OF the brain, nervous system, heart
Etomach and kidneys Doctors service -
medicine s. Consultation free. Sc. cor. sts
and E sts. Nv. Hours. 10 70 L to Q, ssIa-tf
The Washington times., 1908-12-31
Today's Prices.
IesaIe pTICes Were as .0IIoWs-
Eggs, Cheese. and Butter.

Eggs Virginia. ne4rbys- fresh s-a-.-C.
southwest Virginia and West Virginia, 2sa
500: Tennessee snd North Carolina. 2Sac9c-
Chcese-Ncw York fats. large. per H..
15c. small. per lb.. I5c
hrsts. 2sa5Ac- process. fancy. 25a26izc. fss. u
good. 25a2fc; dairy choice lIalSc. 1airy,
good. l7C: stOUe-pacHed. fresh. TaIsc-
The Washington times., 1908-12-31
TODAY'S PRICES ON
NEW YORK EXCHANGE

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs &
Co. bankers and brokers. Hibhs Building.
members New York Stock Exchange. Wash
ington Stock Exchange and Chicago Board OF
T-raTa
The Washington times., 1908-12-31
Poultry

Live PouIiry-ChickeHs. spring. snail per
H.. l4s!5c- large, per l--- lial-e- hens, i3-;
roosters. Sc, ducks. large per h.. I-aI2tze.
small, per H., &c, geese. yer To-, loal2c.
I6aIgc.
Dressed PoUItry-Chi. ems. spring. small.
per H.. l5alSc, large. p,r lb-, I5sl6c. hens.
per d.. 14c. ROSTERS. per To-. 10c. turkeys.
undraHn. toms. per IL. IsaJs-. hens. per lb..
2la2lc. ducks. large. per ib-. l4al8izc. small.
per ID. lJc. geese. Per 10. L2al4c.
The Washington times., 1908-12-31
NEW YORK COTTON
CLOSED VERY FIRM

NEW YORK, Dec. SI.-Cash cotton
was steady, the deferred futures rose
10 70 l6 points
The Washington times., 1908-12-31
WHEAT AND CORN
WEAK AND LOWER

CHICAGO. Dec. sl-With the end Of
The December delivery and the cover
ing Of many shorts I'm deferred deIi--
cries, the wheat market became ve-,-
weak and dec mes of over 2 cen. q,
tuShel followed The market closed
weak and at the bottom
The Washington times., 1908-12-31
THE CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by F. F. Hutton &
70. members New York Stock Exchange
= Bowie Chipman. manager. 1901 F street
The Washington times., 1908-12-31
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
COURT RECORD

! reference to f. S. McCalmont. and
George F Davell appointed receiver:
bond, S3,OCc-
Circuit Court, No. 4.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
Called yesterday
Chambers VS. Collector Of Taxes. mar
Shal ordered to return goods TO de-
iendant- Plaintiffs attorney. l. @. II.
PItsburE Reduction COMPANY vs
Nelman; judgment OF fiat on SCI. ~
Tor Tor $S"l.4S Plaintiffs attorney. W. d.
Criminal Court, No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON
AlStOn vs. Fletcher, time to file hill
OF exceptions extended TO Januarv X
lH1. Plaintiffs attorney, 2. W Frisb,-,
de,endant attorney, +. Burke, and l.
Probate Court.
JUSTICE BARNARD
Called tOdayD
Estate Of John NJ. Rixley- order an
,;ointinG Winship Wheatlev and F'raTl-
\. Fenning, administrators; bond 81 00S
Attorneys, COldren & Fenning
Estate of Clara Dohnea; petition that
sale should be ratified and confirmed .
order confirming sale OF real estate Al,
tOrney. Leo Simmons.
Estate Of James 4. y. Reed: DetitiOn
for letters OF administration; waivers
Attorneys, Archer & Smith.
Probate Court.
JUSTICE BARNARD
(Called yesterday
Estate of John \. Bresnahan- viii,
admitted To probate and record and
letters testamentary issued to Pauline
Bresnahan: bond, S2.000. ATTORNEY. II
&. Heitmuller.
Estate OF Mary +. J. Boston Williams
petition of Richmond Leon Boston ror
letters OF administration filed Atto--
neys, John r Shields and George p
Hoover.
Estate OF William NJ POindexter: will
dated August /. 1859. fled.
The Washington times., 1908-12-31
MEDICAL.
Or. SHADE So SPsfI9ii;t. fs35 St.

washington's Oldest Specialist-37
YEARS PRACTICE CURING NERVOUS
AND CHRONIC DISEASES; also stomach.
lungs cstarrh. liver. heart. asthma, kidneys.
bladder, structure. discharges. general and
sDecial weakness and disability. blood
and skin diseases. Special ana private
ailments cured quickly. Consultation Irec
private waiting room for ladies' Hours 10
20 4 Tuesday and Sd -urday nights 10 8
sundays 10 TO y. Chandler Building. EIs-
yator and Phone. de2i-tf
The Washington times., 1908-12-31
FROM JAIL
TO GAIN A HOLIDAY
Negro Boy Cuts and Runs in
Early Morning, Keeping
Up Record.

Ollie Lewis, colored. nineteen years
old, escaped from the United States
Jail in the District today. Lewis kept
up the escape average Of the jail, which
which has been one escape a year for
the last ten years. lie is the first prls-
oner TO get away since Warden Nc
Kee took charge last spring The war
den has been hOpirg that hiss first year
would see the end Cf the escape lOodOO-
Il has remained for Lewis 10 .disap-
point him. He is still at large.
The escaped man was sent 10 the
jail last September 10 serve $50 DAYS
He was disappointed when the sentence
imposed kept him in during the Christ
mas holiday, and. IL is said. he de-
termincd TO spend New Year outside,
anyway
The Washington times., 1908-12-31
FTuIts

Fruits-Ap2Ies. 'au-y brands per b5l.. s471
a5.OJ. grapes. Malaga. s. uOsG 90 per keg.
Cranberries per b5L. SI5.aIS. oranges
California. per box. slcoa4J5. FloriFa. per
box. S200a2-50, pine s,pi-s. per crate. Sl-1la
? so; Erape fruit pcr crate. s.. o0d5 So. JanErr-
ines, S1-JH a strap.
The Washington times., 1908-12-31
Is OppOrtunitY Comes.

The opportunity came this morning
when Lewis was assigned with three
other prisoners 10 carry out the ashes
10 the lots around the corner Of the
jail building
There is no wall around the build
ing, and a prisoner outside with a good
pair or legs can cover a lot Of -r0Gnd
IN the direction Of freedom before the
jail officials are aware OF it,
In the heavy fog OF the morning.
Lewis could not resist the temptation 10
make New Year calls tomorrow. When
he disappeared around the corr or of
the building with a barrel OF ashes. ne
cit not return. An investigation was
made, and the barrel was found wrcrp
Lewis had empUed il. That's all that
was found Lewis had disappeared
The Washington times., 1908-12-31
Vegetables.

Vegetables Potatoes. per bu.. 9o-aSi.pG: po-
tatOes. home grown. per bu-, o.. sweet
potatoes. per 5hl.. S3-Vla2l5. yaus. per b5i,
s. O0a2 30. turuips. per box. ZEa2tC. turnIps
Der bbT 75caSr OO- rItahaEos Der bbI A. 6ba
l.60. carrots. per bbl. 75caS1. %. cucumberz
per basket. S2.0oa3.v9. cabbage, per 100. $50
per dOz. stalks. 45aSOc: lima beans. per OF,
1alccs onions. Ter bu-. SCcaSluJ. onions. per
bbL. $iS5a2-o %. pumpkins. per bhl-. 6oa7JC.
squash per 5bl I-caSI 90: string beans. per
8. Ola4 00s spia<t~H per Dbl. 81 50a2O1. kaie
per bbl.. 81 plzI- %. lettuce. Florida. per has
ket 90; radishes- per lco. s.. o1a2oo
Live Stock
l. We Stock-CattIe. extra per cwt- 3 J1a
$50; medium, %C)a450, ordinary. 32.5oa3. 90.
per cwt-. S5.OOa5-JO; sheep. prime per H.
4If5zc: ordinary. per IL SaStsc: lambs
choice, spring. per 10, 6'za7izcs medium. per
ID, &c; common. per 10. 5a5i4c' calves.
common, per ID. 6a5'zc.
Dressed Meats.
Dressed Meats-Hams. country cured. per
Ii. l2al4c: beef fore quarters. per H.. 5s7c:
hind quarters. 7a11C. ribs. sa15C. Ioins. I0aIfc.
rounds. SIC; dressed lamb. per ID. l3c:
hogs, small. per cwt.. S-50: mediums.
per cwt-, 500; pork loins, per -, lie;
bacon. per h.. l3-Il4c: Sausages. per ID, saIOc
Game
Game-Rabblts per doz-. s. "a o.. kits
per doz.. 75ca&loo; quail. No. 1. per doz.
s. Ooa3-2 average. per doz-. s2.Ooa25o
Fish.
Fish-EIng mackerel. per To-. I2lzc. span
ish mackereI. per H.. lJc. Rock per 10 .
l5c; large boiling Rock. per To-. 2oa55c: Po-
tomac bass. per ID. l5c: large Potomac bass
per H.. 20a2Sc; halibut. per ID. I5c: smelts
ID. I2lzc Writings. per 10, Sc; pollok. per
ID. Sc speckeIed trout. per H.. I5C.
The Washington times., 1908-12-31

Just why the other stocks are worth
So much more this morning than they
were last night Is problematic.
There is "a disposition among some
traders to wait the full effects OF the
almost certain disturbance of ltaly'S
finances through the disaster 10 many
of her impotant seacOast towns Such
great loss Of value must create some
disturbance