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PRINTING.

ATTRACTIVE PRINTING at a price that
viii attract you. When you want It and
as Won want It, GILES PRINTING CO. 81
eth 81. NV. Phone 81. 4l7s NJ
au2-su. tn. .th-3Ot
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OF EXCURSION TRAINS
TO AND FEOE
Chesapeake Beach.

Effective June Is 1908.
gITRJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
WEEK DAYS.
GOING-Lv District Line station, SIS a.
m. II 200 g. m, 2.2Q 2. H.. $50 p ~, 7:45
.. m. and 9:s5 ?. II.
RETIJRNING-Lv- Chesa psake Beach. e.20
a. m, I2:45 p. m, 900 ?. n. s:oo ?. n,
500 D m, and 1000 p. n
SATURDAYS.
GOING-Iyv District Line Station s.25 a
m 100 a. "a, $500 p. m. 500 p. m, $50
o, M, T:45 .. m..S .Sand s:E5 D. m.
RFTITRSISG-Lv, Chesapeake Beach, $50
e NJ 1885 p. m. 200 .. m. eco D. m
son = m $500 .. m, and 1900 p. m.
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
GOTNC-I.v District Line Station s.as =
m Il.O0 a. M, 2:Q0 $500. 400. 7:45 ana s;45
D n.
RETURNING-By. Chesapeake Beach, 700
m 1915 p. m, 2;l0 p. m, 500 D. m
500 % m 500 p. m. and 10.00 D. m
PAUL Y. WATERS General Manager.
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FOR RENT APARTMENTS

/ 5l22 18th ST NW.-Five rooms and bath &
porch and yard; hot-water heat: summer
rates
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs,
BUY NOW

Il SMALL BRICKS. n. W. Rent. s. 80
eteh. PRICE. $3.50 EACH for S or
more. OF S1.0J0 siugly. Rent can be
SO per meath.
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SPECIAL TO TOURISTS.

ARDMORE HOTEL. 18th, between Pc, ave.
and ST. NV, Washington. D. c.; family
hotel; central locationi pleasant home foE
tourists; rates European, 81 up American
81 SO up. Westbound cars from Union station
- - JACKSON. PROP 3e2S-Sot
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PAINTS AND SIGN PAINTING.

GRIP PAINT AND HARDWARE co.
ELECTRIC and plumbers supplies, house
furnishing goods. agricultural. garden tools
hose lawn mowers, ice cream freezers at
cost anything. 1632 1Bt 81. NV.
GEO LEHMAN, Manager. my6-su. q, f-6Ot
BEFORE going away Jet us DO your work;
ornamental painting. hardwood finishing
sralning glazing sign painting; estimates
cheerfulIy furnished. HARRY l. DULEF
1G5s sth NV. Phone II. 1s47-M
jel2-fr. ST.. w-60r
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FOR SALE-HoUSE5

S3,625
ON THE HEIGHTS. NEAR IRVING ST.
Duplicate houses in this row are now SELL
ing at 50. $50. Just like finding s125. New,
modern in every respect; Colonial porches.
open plumbing LEI Us SHOW YOU THIS
HOUSE,
JOHN ". CIULDRESS. Agent,
14I2 6 STREET Northwest. ses,56
FOR SALE-A me investment four bricks
renting for S48 per month, in first-CleIs con-
ditinni located on Capitol Hill; one half
square from cars. Price only 81 900.
FOR SALE-An attractive seni-detaehed
home; one-half square from BrightwoOd ave.
Contains eight large rooms and bath. Heated
by hot water. Lot has thirty feet frontage.
Price only Ss, $50 on very reasonable terms
VIM. II. SAUNDERS & CO. I4o7 + st. Nv.
se4-3t
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IORSES AND VEHICLES.
FOX'S NEW
Union Depot Livery Stables

are the finest and
best equipped sta
bles IN Washing
ton, but we don Z
make that an ex-
Cuse for fancy
ra test
Boarding a Speciality
nnn IN EF--ak
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TWO 20 COURT HOUSES n W. Rent.
$40 each. PRICE 81, co each. Terms,
500 cash. balance 90 suit.
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AnToMOBILF OUTING.

au2-Su. u. th-3Ot
AUTOMOBILE OUTING.
cool. BHEEZES-
Take a cool ride in the country. Hire an
automebue any hour OF the day or llsght at
THE SHERMAN. 80 ST. nv. Phone Line.
S. Experienced chauffeur explaining points
je6-tf su, tu-gJt
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FOR sALE-A delivery wagon. 694 4th st.
ne se5-5t
FOR SALE-A fine horse. rubber tired rus
about ana harness. $40 Marion ST. nV
se6-3t
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FOR RENT-HoUsES

30 sTH sE.-six rooms. water. $3.50 per
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FOR EXCHANGE

OWNER OF a three-story pressed brick
dwelling. located on y 81. NV, convenient
ta the Connecticut ave. car llhE; viii trade
equity Of $3.50 for unimprOved (cleary
ground City or suburban. House has ten
rooms and bath; heated by furnace. Price
s5 COO Trust s. go Address BOX go. Time
CfiCe. se4-3t
TRADE for suburban or country property.
four tygo-st0ry brick houses. renting for S33
Der month; located in good renting sect.9ns
has trust of about s.. coo payable $3.50 per
month. including all interest. Price s. 900.
win trade equity OF g., 90 for small subur-
han place or acreage property tclear)- Ad-
dress BOX as. Times Office, se4-3t
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7 WILL RENT you the best desk room in
the city f0r s. per month. then sell you a
home on monthly payments 50 low as TO
make your landlord curse
Consult AIR. RICHARDS. at S. r. & II. Co.
10 18th St. n. W. seZ-tf
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For RENT-FLATS.
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

so 5TH ST. NW.-Two rooms. formerly oc-
cupied by physician. Apply j. &. BOE
Room 800, Colorado building. se6-s.
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FOB RENT-Furnished Apartments

NEW YORK AVE, 944-FarlOr floor, three
rooms: light housekeeping. elegant phone.
central business: 50 month. se5-lJ
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Call Main 2345 We viii ind you just the
house you want and Where you want H.
save time and worry. No charges Try IL.
SHANNON & LUCHE 104 18th ST. nv.
Look For Cur Green and Waite Sign.
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HIRING AND BOARDING.

TAKE A COOL drive these hot days; good
reliable horses vehicles OF all kinds; nobby
turnout special attention to boarding horses
Il. NJ CRANDALLs rear 12I6 North Capital
iyi9-tu. th. Su-s0t
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sl6 ST. NW.-FTat of three rooms; steam
heat Sl6-50 Apply J. c. BOE, Room 400,
Colorado building. se6-3t
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THE PENHURST

As II st. n. E- One-half Block from Government Pr
Apartments 4 and 5 rooms; steam heat and h
$40 Up
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wANTED-APARTMENTS.

WANTED-A small completely furnished
house or apartment IN northwest section, near
car lines. Address APARTMENT g, the
Bachelor. se6-lt
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FOR RENT-Buruished. hne modern house
ln Bi0omingdalei viii sell with or without
furniture. Apply - Se&tOn pl. NV. se4-1t
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MONEY TO LOAF
On Real Estate
We nave a e-te< asking FOR largs loans
ar 4la Der cent. Plenty Of 5, 513, and per
cent money 70 place Every consideration
shown borrowers.
THE HARRISON REALTY CO.,
oo7 6 St. n. w.
MONEY 10 LOAN on approved city real
estate al lowest current rates. Special privi-
Iegss rs,ith respect 70 prior payments. Large
amounts a specially TYLER g. RUTHER-
FORD. T30 18th 81. NV. nolz-tI
SECOND TRUST
LOANS N REAL ESTATE.
Any Amount. Lowest Rates.
NATIONAL LOAN AND INV. CO.,
THOMPSON BLDG. 7o3 18TH ST. y. ".
Opposite Treasury. Next Drug Store
se20-tf
MONEY TO LOAN ON D. C REAL ESTATE
Lowest rates OF interest. Payments on prin-
cipaI in amounts OF 500 or more received at
any interest psrio@. THE T. II. SMITH Co,
Bond Building 140s New YORK ave. je5-tf
MONEY TO LOAN-225O 10 $500 90 on d. c.
real estate. Interest low, and all transactions
condL cted with economical consideration fOr
WIZ. H. SAUNDERS s. CO.
1907 F St. \. ".
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES
OF INTEREST on D. G. Real Estate. No
unreasonable delay.
WALTER z. ACKER.
fes-tf 142D F ST. y. "
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4 FREE STATE PARK-Glen Park Hotel.
largest and nearest entrance to Glen send
for booklet or call 602 Bailey Bldg, Philadel-
phIa- rates 500 up. CHAS. II. FROST, Prop.
au13-th, Su-15t
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FOR RENT OR sALE-HoUSEs.

sEVEN-ROOAI house; yards and garden all
fenced: nice home az bargain Rent, SIS
per month owner, II. r. CHREITZLIN- y
-augd0u, -. C.. se6-1t
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CARRIAGES FOR weddings funerals, pleas
ure. and business driving; best teams and
special rates 70 commercial statesmen
PORTLAND STABLES. 643-645 New York
ave. nv. Phone NJ. 1855. 1yl2-su, tu, tf-9Gt
GO TO PRESTON'S Livery. rear Predonia
Hotel. 1921 II NV Best saddle horses. horses
and runabouts, buggies, surreys and daytons;
lowest rates 70 business people. Main l6s
jel5-g0t
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70 RENT-By the year, four or five acres,
with house; convenient 20 city; give loCa-
tlon and price BOX 440 Times Office.
se5-7t
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WINDOW CLEANING

I CAN keep your windows clean cheaper
quicker and easier than you can / knov,
how. LEON L. CAHOON, Acme Window
Cleaning Co. removed 10 1OO6 3 NV.
jy22-vy. .fr, Su-s0t
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WANTED-Six or seven-room house; mOderI
improvements good neighhorhO0d; reasonabl,
rent. Address BOX 1872 Times office. se4-3t
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SEw YORK. PRopuCE YARKEr.

NEW YORK, January S.--FLouR-ppll.
put steady Rye Flovr--Firn. Bvckw'heat
Cornmeal-F.rn, Rye.
easy: No. ored, sl.o7iS elevator. Options
about lc. below Saturday. May. sl.lsia;
July. sl.o6ss Corn-Sales, $4,000 bushels:
srot firm; No. g lac. nominal, elevator. aop.
tcns &c. ne, higher May. 1oHc.; Juls.
sac. Oats--Spot easy; mixed. 6+c.
Beef--steady. Cut Meats--Quiet. Lard
Firm: Western, prime. ssIoas.co. Pork--
sieady;> mess slh6od16 90. Tallow--stcady.
re,roleun--Steady Rosn--t1ulet. Turpen-
Rice-ouiet,' Enthusiastically.
Sugar--Raw. firm: fair refining. SS.42: cen
trifuSal. ss test. ss.eo: n,olasses sugar,
1877; refined. steady. Coftee-Spot quiet;
Rio, No. ~ 6l-l6c.:, Santos, No.4, &C.: tmtld,
quiet: Cordoya. 3Gn13c. Futures net un-
changed TO 6 points higher.
tutter.--Firm; creamery. specials. 30c.:
extra, 80 a 2skc.; thirds to hrsts. IL q CSC;
held. second TO special. 22a CSC; state. dair3
common to fnes,.sis q, 2sc.; process, common,
IA special, 150s5c. Cheese--steady: full
cream: small and large. colored and white,
oi.1los.c. Eggs-Firm: nearby. selected,
white. ss5s good to choice, soa Sac:
brown and mixed. fancy. 80 oslo; first, % q
asc. rreishts 10 Llverpool-steady; grair
by steam. .iSd.; cotton by steam. ls dt2ec
Peanuts-Quist, and steady; fancy handpick
ed. Sc: other domestic. 307Hc Potatoes
Film; Bermuda second crop, per barrel; 5;
Gt.60: Long Island. per barrel sass % $50
Maine. per sack. sl.75 da.o5: State and West
ern. per sack il.7p d e.lo: Jersey, per bar
rel; sl,75@?.oo: Jersey sweets, per barrel
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.s BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
-RALTNipRE, Nd January{ s.-seaeoarl
Air lAne common and preferycd-Soth !ns
COTTON MARKETS..

NEW York. January e.--.Atte. an early
ltcIIne the cotton market had sharp rally,
elnsfpg steady at q. net advance OF 3Sas
points sales for the day were estimated at
2sS.ooo bales. The market opened barely
STEADY at q decline OF a ! points In response
follower Liverpool cables than expected. and
after some little ire gularity sold OF to a
nat loss OF 3 dlo points under scattering IL
squdat!on and local bear pressure, ~hicl,
~ns ENCOURAGED by unsettled labor Gonli-
tlCns in Lancashire and the report OF the
national association estimsuns that lo.o1s.-
o.o bales had been ginned to January LIST.
later the market rallied on Wall Street GOV.
~t.ng and LOCAL bull support. and at one time
during the atternoun showed net gain Of
31faIa points on the active months. This
idea that the ginners' report had been dis
counted. even II 1t Was confirmed BY tho
&C nsps fsures and bullish reports concerninI
4 Southern spot conditions were the bullisl
factors. Prices eased off several points from
the best toward the close under realizing
but the fnal tone was steady, It was re
ported that purchases by Southern mills hat
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CLOsING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago r. j. and Pac. r. r. col. 6s.. 7ss
O.. c.. c. and ST. L. gen. IS (b,d)...- %
Colorado Industrial IS series A....,.. 4St,
Colorado Midland. a. GIL.
Colorado and Southern 4s............. -
Denver and RS drande Is tasked).. %
Distilers' Securities observation-disclosures. 80
Erie nr,or Hen Observation-Disclosures. IS
irrist t;enrral a. tbid) 72
Iiockin 2 vsiIsy MISUNDERSTANDING. eSi.
Inter. Me, ....................... $685.
1 3spsn I. ~ eas Observation-Disclosures. S
Jaran as, eertihcates. end serie..... SIS.
| louisville and Nash. Unified 4s....... 95't
| Mammalian consol gold 4e........1. 92h
| Mexican Central IS ............. TAii
| Mexican Central Ia, Inc .............. 15s.
| MINI and ST. Lonls 81 taskedl..... 81
| Missouri. Kansas and Texas As....... e4M
| Missouri Kansas and Texas !nds.... 81
Natl r. r. Of Mex. con. Az tasked>.. ~:
| New York Central gen. 3iss.......... SsH
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WIDE ADVANCES
IN STOCK ! < MARKET I | |.
Movement, However, Was I'm
even and Spotty in81ts
t.. Activity
.iss .. 49, :
., PROFIT TAXING ,!!, A END
stiffcning in Call Money Rate
lf. Made the Close Lower
.i :a and Easy.
TAKING AT END N ,

NEW YORK, January 6.--Many vide
advances were recorded in the prices
81 stocks to-day. and the volume OF
business sensibly expanded. The move
lnent was uneven and spotty with iarfe
professional. and successful mantoe,n as.
against an outstanding snort interest
formed an important feature or me
day. Profit taking at the end srea.lS
reduced the days gains. The, oroao
underlying basis of the operations tor
THO rise was the pronounced rclaaatiolI
In the money market. Not only was
money decidedly custer. but the CON
Eyict1on was general that the breaking
down of the final barriers to INC
restoration Of normal banking c !,r,d.
like rush back into banking deposits
Of funds. the heavy inflow of cash
from the interior indicate that the last
stronghold OF distrust had been over
come. The money market shows the
effect of this turn OF events In all de.
partments. The renewal rates for call
loans at the Stock Exchange fell to
s per cent. There We're increased sup
plies offered In the time loan depart.
mont and interest rates were marked
down considerably. Even III the COM
1nerclal paper department thcrn. was
reported some Increased demand. al
though rates were still maintained at
a minimum of per cent. A late still.
the disposition to take profits on the
rise and the result was an easy tone
at the closing. Bonds were firm; to-
tai sales. par value. s3.4so,0oo. United
states bonds were unchanged on call.
Total sales to-day, 63S,9Q0 shares.
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savannah Markets.

SAVANNAH. G.A., January 6.-Though
theslocal spirits Of turpentine markets
show a net gain OF nearly o,cents for
the week just ended. the sudden up
sible TOR the gain, was caused BY ma :
ntpulation. and does not reflect an up
ward movement In response to the
statistical position at this time.
Regarding the true statistical posi-.
ton 1t might be vol to here mention
that conditions with everything con.
sidered are such that an upward move.
ment Is really warranted by the laws
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really been made for the account OF export
ers. and that domestic manufacturers would
soon be forced into the market for spot
suppce. Press dispatches reported greater
activity in manufacturing circles generally.
OF cotton goods by prominent New Eng
land printer would have a steadyins erect
on the market for those materials. The
New Orleans market will be closed on We'd
ne.day. concentrating the battle Of New
Orleans.
Receipts at the ports to-day were $4,000
bales against 1913 last wces and 5000
last year For the week 100000 bales
against o5s,3el last week and 327.st last
year. To-day's receipts at New Orleans l2.-
90. bales against 20,s19 last year. and at
Houston 1855 bales against 9.644 last year.
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New Jers0y C6ntfal EeM 5s......,. l1IE
Ecrti,arr, Pacific, q. 100 81
Ncrthern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. say
Norfolk and western con, 4s......... ssh
Oregon Short Line rfdg S&s............ sIH
conv aAs.,... 81 Ri
Readlf,rs General NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. as.
St Louis and Iron Mountain con. 5s.. 106N
st Louis and San Francisco IS. ST.. ~
ST. Louis Southwestern con. 4e........ So
Seahoard Air Line 4s tasksd}....,-.. eO
Southern 5Paciflo - tbtd) ........... ~
Southern Pacific lat As certlncntes.l... sS?S
sorthern Railway IS. ............ a4H
.Texns and Pacific lists tbid>......... 1o1
reledo ST. l.. and W'es,ern ls......... soM
Union Pacific cor1y. 4s........... 100
Urion Pacifo COW. 4s....l.3.......... s6E
United States Steel 2nd ss........... siA
wabash lsts tb,d) .................. 1854
WABASH Deb. B l(bd). ............... ~
Western Md. ~ (asked) ............. -
wheeling and Lake Erie 4s...........
Wisconsin Central 4s................. 81
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Of supply and demand. The large
amount OF tanked holdings. however.
continues to overshadow the general
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4 " .
q. S. refundins as, registered. ......,.
Z. S. refunding Is coupon. ...........
u S. S.. registered Observation-Disclosures.
= y. IS. coupon. ......,..,.........
q s. New IS. coupon. ...............
American Tobacco Observation-Disclosures.
Tobacco 6s................
general IS. ..................
adjustment ~ tbid)........
AtchIson conv. Sc tasked) .........
Atlantic Coast Line As.
baltimore and Ohio $s..............
and Ohio Sias. .............
Central OF Georgia 5s................
Central of Georgia LIST Inc.
Contra! of Georgia end Inc. tbid)....g
Central of Georgia Sd 1no.. ..........
Chesapeake and Ohio. 4iss.............
Chicago and Alton 3iss.
Chicago, 3. and Quincy new As.......
F.. I. and Pacific r. r. 4s..,.
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s,.so@s.so: Southern. $40 800. cahbase-
tic. Sc a 1905 red, per barrel. sl.26d1.
Co.tonseed oil.--steady TO Arm but quiet.
Prime crude. 2sh d 29c.: prime summer yei-
good Oft summer yellow. ssGs7ite.; prime
white ss.A q sec; prime winter yellow, Asis
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NEW YORK. January 6.--Money on
call firm. SOP per cent; ruling rate,
per cent. closing SHE. bid q offered at
easier; sixty days, Z, and ninety days.
s per cent. Prime mercantile paper.
s6Sl0@ per cent. Sterling exchange
steady al the decline, with actual bus.
for demand and at 4s1 for sixty-d days
bills. Commercial bills, 34.s075. Bar
silver. So rs. Mexican dollars, a.
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Cotton. quiet: middling. 11.Ao; gross re
ceipts I'll bales sales, a1O bales; stock

Total to-day at all ports--Set receipts.
sc.soS bales; export TO Great Britain, 1865
bnles: to France 100 bales: TO the Continent.
o:,5S4 bales: stock, 4as3.5s5 bales.
Consolidated at all ports--Net receipts.
ss.ss7 bales: export 70 Great Britain. 1919
bales; to. France. 100 bales: to the Cont
nent. 5S.4sl bales: to Mexico. % bales.
Total since September let at all ports
Net receipts,, s,s4sse5 bales; export TO Great
Britain, i.7al.lss hales: TO- France: t15,slo
jar an 1851 baIes; TO Mexico. 1915 bales. ].
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS I'm NEW YORK
sBranch& Bankers and Brokers q
SALES:

D Allis. Chalmers ....:.......t
Allls. Chalmers, pfd.......
5000 AinalEamnted Copper ..
1,lo0 American Can .............
1850 American Can. pfd...:....
so Amer. Car and Foundry.
Amer. Car and Foun., pfd
500 American Cotton Oil. 500.
100 American locomotive 80.
Z 400 Amer. locomotive, pfd..
97,SS0 American Smelling ......
1850 American Sugar ..........
:. American Tobacco, conf.
4O0. American Tobacco, pfd...
so Anaconda Copper 1890.
$500 Atchtson ...................
800 AtcliisOn, pfd...............
40 Atlantic Coast Iine......
1900 Baltimore and Ohio.
1890 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
1870 Canadian Pacific .......
400 Chesapeake and Ohio.....
100 Chicago Great Western.
17,7d0 Chit, Mil. and 81. Paul..
Il 1870 CHI, NJ. and ST. Paul, .pfd
ZOO Chicago and Northwest.
Clev.. GIN. Chi. and st. l.
Leo Colorado Fuel and Iron.
$500 Colorado and Southern.
$50 Col. and South, list pfd..
700 Col. and South. I'd pfd...
1870 Consolidated Gas ...,.....
! 90 Delaware and Hudson.
1,eO Distillers' Sec. Cor. .......
100 Erie ..........................
900 Erie, 1st pfd.................
Erie. "a MD
1860 General Electric ..........
1.sW Great Northern. pfd.. -.
40 Great Northern Orc ctfs.
1000 Illinois Central ............
800 Int. Metropolitan $1,000.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. January s.-Lower prices for
wheat at Liverpool caused weakness in the
local market to-day, the May delivery CLOS
higher. Oats were Y q sc lower. and pro.
visions III to ROOFING. higher.
The leading quotations ranged as follows:
Ytoht e. IY.ou nee
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Cash quotations were IS follows; Flour-
Steady: No. 2 spring wheat. sl.os @ l:ls;:
No. 3. sl.os: No. red. $1,000 1.1oE. No.
corn. 80 q seize: No. yellow. So q sst:c. No:
2 oats. 5okc.: No "a white. .4sE 167Ae. No.
2 rye. s1Gsec. Falr.to choice mating bar
ern. sl.al: prime timothy seed. s4,35@4.4o
Glover. contract grades. $500. Short ribs,
s!des tloosel. $s.159T.e5: mess pork. per
,s.o1i: short clear sides tboxed ). S d7:S71t.
Whisky. basis Of high Wines: 3l.s5. But
te,--Market steady Gre nleries. 200 :sc:;
ssses .s ineiuaed. a.a sse.; s!sts, &c; PRIME
fists. 2Se,; extras. Csc. Cheese-steady al
1lisd13c. -
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. BALTIMORE. Md, January s.-r,. DUR
Unshanred: receipts. $40 barrels; Wheat.
l:.S44 ebushes; on grads. 1850. AsI0ti:.
Ccrn-steady:1 old, spot. mixed. ssa g ssSe.
new. do. do. 64it aB4Sc.:. old. No. - white,
S.i4 q 65Ssc.: receipts, 91.lls bushels: now.
southern white corn. Sois q s4%e. Oats
Firm: No. mixed - q 641ac. Rye--Firn:
No. weetorn domestic. slH32c. Butter
cry. sic: do.h ladle. % @ a3c.; store packed.
ltg1sc. Egss-steady at ESQ zoe. Cheese
Firm and unchanged; large and flats,
coarse sranulatcd and hne,. s5.lo. t
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-03-19
PECULIAR PARTISAN DISHES.
Frenchmen's Tired Appetites Treated
to Camel and KANGAROO Meats.

to Camel and Kangaroo Meats.
Olivier, the chef of the Hotel Ritz,
in Paris, is giving new sensations to
the jaded palates of Partisan society
folk who have complained Of the eter-
nal sameness of the menu.
Olivier declares that he has served
three kangaroos, seven camels and ten
or eleven bears to the habitues Of his
restaurant. He says kangaroo can
now be had in all styles and that no
guest ever left a kangaroo feast with
out ordering another one for some fu-
ture date. A kangaroo roast for six
persons costs $50.
"Camel roast is also becoming very
popular" said Olivier, And the ma
terial is easier to procure than kan
CARGO. We receive young and juicy
camel launches from our African colo
MES. am now experimenting with
camel hump ragout."
Olivier has also introduced num-
Der Of exotic birds as novelties to whet
tired appetites.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-03-19
Do Not Crowd the Season.

The first warm days of spring
bring with them a desire to get out
and enjoy the exhilarating air and
sunshine. Children that have been
housed up all winter are brought
out and you wonder where they all
come from. The heavy winter
clothing is thrown aside and many
shed their hannels. Then cold
wave comes and people say that
grip is epidemic. Colds at this
season are even more dangerous
than in midwinter, as there is much
more danger of pneumonia. Take
Chamberlain's. Cough Remedy,
however. and you will have nothing
to fear. 1t always cures, and we
have never known cold to result
in pneumonia when it was used.
1t is pleasant and safe to take.
Children like it. For sale by H.
T. Davis.