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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-07-01
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PAGE SEVEN

lever in Populist principles for fif-
teen years, and expect to die a Popu-
list.
Hoping you great success, in your
labors for the laboring class, l re-
main,
Sincerely your friend,
B. A. GANUS.
Vidalia, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-07-01

Democrat or Republican, fail in line
under the banner of reform. and car
ry our colors, to glorious victory at
the ballot box in 1912.
From reading the Jeffersonians. 7
must congratulate you on the success
or the good seed they have sown in
bringing good men and women into
the ranks of reform. Enclosed find
r. .. order for 81, to be used as YOU
think best. I could use some copies
OF the Weekly of date May 9th if you
have them
Yours sincerely,
B. H. BROWN.
River View, Forsyth Co., Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-07-01
Labor-Saving Greek.

Weary-"Wotcha fishin' fer?'
Willie-'I like it,
Weary-"Chee! Dat looks like
work ter me-
Willie-''It amt. Dere amt no
fish in dis crick, an I don't halter
pull EN- out. "-Cleveland Leader.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-07-01
A Song.

NOW sing song of summertime
And raise joyful shout
The season of the speckled boy
And of the freckled trout.
June Lippincott.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-07-01
The Maid and the Man.

When he had stepped on her feet
for about the sixth time she stopped
dancing. II will sit down now"
she said quietly; II see that you pre-
fer football. "-Chicag Inter-Ocean.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-07-01
Letting the Cat Out.

Say, grandpa, make a noise like a
frog, coa&ed little Tommy
What for, my son?''
Why, papa says that when you
croak We'll get $4,000" Success
Magazine
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-07-01
Those Foolish Questions.

"Our train hit a bear on the way
down."
WAS the bear on the track?''
NO; the train had to go into the
woods after him. ''-Pittsburg Post.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-07-01

1t is being talked that you are to
speak at the Horse Shoe Bend, Talla-
poosa County, July 3. In fact, no.
ticed a piece in the Age-Herald to
that effect. Please write me If it is
true.
You will please send your publica-
lions to the persons named below. I
am not charging any commission, but
If this entities me to a knife send it
along. Very truly.
A. w. STONE.
Talladega, Ala.
(The report that Mr. Watson will
speak at Horse Shoe Bend July 3rd
is an error, the circulation of which
we cannot account for.-Ed.)
Dear Sir:-Find enclosed in sep
arate wrapper of Mr.. Nulley for
which you can reproduce it; return
when you get through with it. Please
send me copy of paper.
Yours truly,
C. M. HENDERSON.
Douglasville, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-07-01
THE QUESTIONS ARE OLD ONES

Watson's Jeffersonian:- see in
your June issue an able and elabo-
rate discussion of two troublesome
questions in Foreign Missions. You
speak of discussing another phase of
the work in the next issue. Before
leaving this some of us would be glad
tor you to give solution of these
two questions. They have attracted
attention from the days of Christ and
His Apostles to the present day. We
would be glad to get them settled
some way if it can be done and the
work go on successfully.
1. The first of these questions is
that the Orientals may be induced to
become professors of religion simply
for the pay that is in it.
This same thing confronted Christ.
After He had fed the five thousand
(see John 6:5-13) they followed Him
even to the crossing of the sea. He
said (verse 26), 'Ye seek Me, not be-
cause We saw the miracles, but be-
cause We did eat the loaves and were
fllled.' He proceeded at once to in
struct them, which I suppose our mis-
slOnarles do under similar circum-
stances. We frequently hear it said
that people in this Christian land
make profession of religion for gain.
So there is nothing new in the heath
en- doing the same thing. But the
question is, can you give us a solu-
tlon! We are all acquainted with
the fact but have never known how
to prevent it.
z. The second question you dis
cuss is the enormous expense of car
ryIng on the work while we have
such need at home. Our Savior was
confronted by this also. After Mary
mad anointed the Saviour's feet at
considerable expense Csee John
1888 Judas wanted to know whv
it should be done in the place of
looking after the poor and our Sa-
viour said we would always have the
poor with us (see also Matt.
26:6-13). In other words, He was
confronted by the same spirit of COM
plant against extravaganza as we.
So there is nothing new in hearing
the complaint. What we want is the
remedy, that will meet the wishes of
everybody. Can you give it?
Fraternally,
M X. THOMTON.
BeSSemer Ala
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-30

n q q q q q q q q q q q
Suing the newspapers for libel over
the Panama canal articles, is like
clipping a pig for wool, Shear
nonsense.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-30

An agricultural exchange says that
kerosene rubbed on a hogs back
is good for lice With all the mon
ey spent on agricultural colleges why
doesn't some one discover something
that is good for the hogs and bad for
the lice?
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-30
SMILES.

~ q o q o o o o % q o q
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-30
First Presbyterian.

Church otreot near Chemeketa
street. Rov. Henry r. Babeock, pas
tor Morning servi5cs at 1890 a. n.
Evening services at 1880 p. m.
Preachipg by The pastor in the morn
ing on "Am My Brothers Keeper"
In tic evening missionary lcctIro
on Korea" illustrated by stereopti-
con views. The church orchestra will
play Sacred Heart" arr by @. ID.
Barnard and "1ntcrmezzo," by Mas
ccgul. S. 9. at 12 m, c. E. at $3.50
p. m, sr. c. e. at 6:30 p. m, mid
week prayer meeting Thursday NJ
1870 p. m. Public cordially invited
to all Of these services.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-30
ST. Paul's Episcopal.

Chemolieta and Church streets.
Rev Barr G. Lee, rector. Fourth
Sunday after Epiphany. Usual ser
Vices at 1880 n. m, IL n. m. and
1880 p. m. Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Bishop Scadding viii be present at
all services, and will preach both
morning and evening. All are cor.
daily invited.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-30
First Methodist EnisconnI.

At 1880 R,v. DR.. B. f. Rowland,
superintendent of the Salem district
will preach Gt 1880 Rev. w. H. Sell
lcck will preach on THE True Sc.
cret of Prosperity" A cord al invi.
tation to the public. strangers par
ticularly.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-30

What is the most awkward time
for boat 10 start? DIR. Dix asked
Frank Parsons.
Twelye-fifty, as it's Oto II you
catch Il" Frank replied.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-30
Evangelical Association.

Corner of Seventeenth and Che
meleta streets. Sunday school at 10
a. m. Preaching at IL G.. m, by Rev.
Maurer. Subject: Putting on
Strength. Y. p. A. at $50 p. n.
Evangeli7tic services at 1880 p. m.
Everybody welcome; good music.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-30
First Christian.

Regular services at First Christian
chlrch. b bic school at 10 a. m.
Preaching at IL a. m. by the PAS
tor. Thcme: THE God-Sent Man. I"
AZ 1880 p. IN. Rev. Mr.. Euper will
occupy the pulpit. Theme: "The
SundaJ Theatre" c. Il. at $50 q.
m. All cordially invited.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-30

Meeting for men at $3.50 p. m. /.
b. Rhodes, rtate secretary OF the as
ociation for Oregon and Idaho, Will
deliver the address Subject: "a
Battle for Heroic Men" A cordial
invitation to all men In the city, es-
peciallv strangers. The Association
Glee Cmb will sing. Bible class for
strangers at 4;3O p. m.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-30
w. G. II. U.

Rev. Heymcre will address the
gospel temperance meeting Sunday Lt
p. m. A cordial welcome to all.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-30
. o o o o o o o o o o
Q CHURCH SERVICES. o
German Evangelical Lutheran.

C'olst chur,h, East state street.
Sunday school at 10 a. M. Regular
services e II a. IN. c. Hopf. pastor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-30

Roosevelt SAYS Judge Ballinger, OF
Washington. is TO be Secretary OF the
Interior in Taft's cabinet. This Is
probably authentic, but certainly not
In good taste.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-30

With hatpins limited TO 10 inches
and sheets stretched to nine feet. IL
looks like a case OF heads being the
loser
The Washington herald., 1909-02-02
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. FEB. L-ouosations as established b.
the Baltimore Fruit and Producs Association are
as follows;
BUTTER-Creame-y. fsn-y. PEI b. Sos51ls: iu,l-
,stioa. 2s2s: Maryland and PsnnylVsniA rolls. Iss
30. sfore-pscksd Ohio lssl7; DO. West Virginia sad
PENNSYLVANIA dairy prints. HAS
EGGS-Ma-yland. Pennsylvania. and nearby fTsts.
3; Eastern Shore Maryland and Virginia g West
srn frsts g Wes, Virginia. q
LIVE POULTRY-Spring clicksnS per h. IS;
rough ard StaEgy. Ia; hens, heavy wight. laIZs
cucks IsaIi. do. white PeEins. TaI5; geese. Izls;
pigeons young. pcr pair. Ba2o; do. Cd. Is. guinea
fowl Old. each =; do. yO1ng. II lhs. and over,
80: turkeys younE hers. per d. q young g55oleTs.
Issis: do. snail and thin. Ilai2; old tens. lssI5.
DRESSED POULTRY - Turkeys. choice fat
va--1- bers. rer ID. EaI: d.. ni1sd. yorng ana
old. SAD; cid tons. l6alI; poor % thin. i3al4
Chickens straight TCuuE. pcT %. Is. do. mixed
young ard cd EalE. Ducks. choice. far. pcT d.
laals Geese. nearby choice per b, l2slE CsppuS,
lbs. ard over. pcr D., Aa- DO, sulau and uIxed.
I7aIs Do. slips. lial5.
GAME-Ducks. msllard. per pair. heavyweight,
IeoaII9, do tsckhcsds. heavyweight. 5oz5o; d.,
redhesds. CheSapesks, LooslSo; DO csa~ssbacks,
Chesapeake. Z0al50; shoe deer. per b. lssl6-
POTATOE-WEife nearby. prime. psr bus T5a
60. de-. Western Maryland and Pennsyivauia prime.
Sass do. New ferk. Prize. 9aS5; Co.. Western.
prime seas. sweets. Eastern Shore, yelloEs, psz
bhl L-a15: do. No-th Csrolinz yeloTs. Ia
go; fancy Delaware. 225a25ei ysEA Virginia. pes
bbi 25si-75
GREEN FRUITS AND vEGETABLEsApples,
Western Maryland ard Pennsylvania. psr bbl
pacsed Z5aa4N. DO. NeT YORK. assorted. 50os4 50
hcets new. Florida. ps- bunch. "a; cabbage New
YcTk State. Der ton. s5.9aSaQ9; DO. rsv. Florida
per e-ste 20o2275; celery. California. pe- crate s0s
500: do. homegrown. per bunch. 5a4: Canbeuies
Cape Cod per bbl-, i2osl59o. Pe- box, 32ss4eo
cucumbe-s Florida. per has. 26a4o0; eEEplzntS
Florida. Tcr crate. 2S's2o9i gTape fruit. Florida
Der bcz. LSoz25o; kale. natiTe. per bus. bcz. 2a5
lettuce. Florida QcT bas.. Lo5al59; onions New
York and Western, psv bus S5aeo; orzuEes Florida
Der box as 70 size. L75z225; pumpkins. native peI
la0 l51a25o: spinach. native, per b1s. box. SzS
strzwhsTries. Florida, per Ct, EaS; green beans
Florida per has. 2Ss25os wax beans. Florida
2ga275; tomatoes. Florida. per carrier, 2eea5 %
turnips, nsiiTe, Der bus. l5ss0.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Alexander Freisheim. = and Julis Z. Kosach.
- Res. c. 2. BsrEueZ-
John S. BeuJmsn. q and Mad Z. De Vine Is
Rev s. H Greene.
Charles y. Riker. 2. and Wuydhs1n Rosssr, Is.
both Of Hsr-cdsb1rE. Ky- Rev. T. D. Moss
John r Barber. 50. and Faith c Woodward =
Rev q X. Baldwin
Robert c. Staufey. 2. and Jsne r. RobinsC1. e.
beth of He-To6sburg ~. Rev. 7. .. Mcss-
James r. SimnS a. and Ma-5 Barbour both q
Rock Point. Nd Rev. Is. Il. Sven
Howard Kyle. g aud Psnsy CzEfO7d o. Rev.
z. II. Lamar.
James A. Arnssua. n. and Mabei C. Carioo. 2
Rev. Z. Il Sven
Edward B. GOsEeH q and Jans Sellers. q
ReE- James McC. Hen-y-
George Playfsir 2, and Margaret Nrlsz, %
Rev. james 2. Iryias.
COLORED.
Joseph Middleton, 2, aud Sarah F. Miller i6.
Rev. / p. BrookS
William J. H Henderson, a. and Eliza :.
EeaTe01- 81 ReF. Joshua Barnes
Fred D. Cornish. 2. and Sadie D. Prinzs. z
Rev. Thomas Han.
Norwood jackson. q and Bessie Maczbse. u
Rev. S. L. COrTOthcrs.
William Nelson. 2. and Emma Washington. z
ReT. John Richard.
Harry Gzy. %. and Alberta Day. Is. Rev. " c.
h. Davis
The Washington herald., 1909-02-02
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Trading was very slim on the Washing
ton Stock Exchange yesterday, being con-
fined largely 10 the bonds and preferred
stock Of the Washington Railway and
Electric Company On call $500 OF the
bonds were taken at SS5. and 80 shares
Of the preferred stock at S9. After call
eighty-seven shares more Of the preferred
sold al 50 and SIS.
The only other trade OF the day was
eight shares OF Potomac Fire at 81
In the call Of the hank list there was
considerable bidding. but the brokers hsv-
ing shares TO sell held them at figures
beyond the reach Of the buyers.
The Washington Herald Is in receipt of
the 1sCS edition CT THE Trust Com
panies Of the United States" published
annually by the United States Mortgage
and Trust Company OF New York. 1t
IS a closely printed volume of S7I pages,
containing the names Of the officers and
directors and a financial statement OF
all the trust companies Of the country
The local companies listed IN the book
are six, including the Realty Banking
and Trust Company. The statements are
those sent to the Comptroller Of the Cur
rency near the close Of the last year,
and the book Is Of handy reference and
I'D 10 uale- II mas indexes OF lne LTuSs
companies alphabetically arranged. and
by cities in alphabetical order. The book
was compiled BY the Audit Company OF
New York
The total amount Of domestic coinage
e-c ed al the minis OF the United States
in January was IS So5. go OF which &, ,924. :
500 was in gold. $4,000 in silver, and S134.
go 81 minor coins. Besides this. the mints
turned out 1.e5s,ooo silver pieces for the
Philippine Islands and 6s3.l70 pieces for
the government Of Salvador.
The Treasury deficit increased during
the month OF January nearly SIS, 600
and the total for the fiscal year to date
is S79, ,sl4.443 This is the largest deficit
for many years. The governments re
ceipts from all sources in January were
81, ,4So. .s2S, OF which S23.S1S.S70 come from
customs; SS,s72,0S4 from internal revenue
and q, ,SS9, IA from miscellaneous sources
The total receipts were about 5000. 90
less than IN January OF last year, and
the total expenditures were about S,o00,-
000 larger, the aggregate for the las
month being ssS.024.2s3. or S15.54S,s52 in ex
cess Of the total receipts for the sans
month.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-02
Army Orders.

Capt. EDWARD II. SHINKLE, Ordnzncs Depart
ment. VIII make visits % FOTI 8Iiley and Fort
Barry. Cal
Capt EDWARD n. SHINkLE. Ordnance Depsrt-
ment. VIII proceed TO Fort worden and Fort
FlsglsT- Wash-. On ofaciaI business.
Col. JOHN VAN r. HOFF Medical CoFrz after
his aTTiEal in TIE United States, and upon the
expiration Of his present. leave Of absence VII
procced TO Chicago for duty.
Leave q SbSs1ce for one month is granted FITst
Lieut. CHRISTIAN BRAND, Fifteenth Car
RlrJ.
BY direction Of the President the foIosing changes
in the stations and duties Of general offers z7e
ordered:
Brig. Gen. CHARLES MORTON IS relieved from
the command Of Fort d. 4. Russell wyo,. and
Win assume c7nnsnd Of the Department of the
Missouri. relieving Brs. Gen. WILLIAM h.
CARTER.
Brig Gen CARTER VIII p-oceed to San Frzncisco
and take the transport Of the Philippine Islands.
and viii report 70 the Commanding gene-al for
assignment 70 tbs Command q the DEPARTMENT
q Lnzo1. uslisTinz BriE. Gen. ALBERT L.
MILLS. United States Army.
Brig. Gen. MILLS VIII proceed 70 San Frzncss-o.
and report to the adjutant general.
Brig Gen. RAMSAY D. POTTS Is relieved from
ard viii p-ecesd to San Francisco and take trans
port for the Philippins Islands, and rsport fo-
assignment 70 the command q the Department
Of The TisaTas. relieving Big. Ger CHARLES
I. HODGES. United States army
Brig. Gen HODGES VII proceed to san Frzu-
cisco, ard report 70 the sdszts1s general.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-02
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
fpnes, auotsd are xsolss.ls.l

BUTTER-Creamery. fancy. Sas2; Western arsss
2sasl; seconds aZ7; process. fancy. Has: fair tc
good Za2. dairy. choice. EAls; gOOd. Is; store
t-SE CHEEsE-NeE York stats fsncy. larre. I5s: do
snail. IS.
FGGs-Near-hy. fzncy. Virginia. loss Of. %
West Virginia and Southwest Virginia 2; Tennss
see. 2. North Carolina. 2.
LIVE P0ULTRY-Chickens. IaH; hens. u
rosters s; ducks, large, l2lls; Do. small. Dali
geese 7ss; do. fang. l0ai2; turkeys. tons. 49, do
hers IS turkeys thin. Z. keats. 10sIZ
DRESSED POUJTRY-TUrkeys. az2l; thin, IZks
"A: chickens. Is; hens. cholce. Is; roosters. ss9
ducks EaI5; sesse. nA15; espoos. 7-P0unds average
pound 2: small. .
DRESSED MEATS cslTss. fun dressed. Il: dn.
heads Of IL; hos dress calves, 70; hams, country
ss1gar cured I2aA; hogs. snail and neat pel
cst-. 7ga7.so: do. medium. 6.5oa70o; do. heavy
600aT00
GAElE-Rabbits. per dozsu. 2Da2g; kits. 75alco
quail. fancy, ss8ssss. sasll. 2Oos2se; squirrels
each. ess: opossums. ssch. Eas0
VEGETA TABLES-Potztoes homegrown, per bus
$50. psr bbl. L75aZoo; Eastern Shore. per bol
L75aZo; yEeet potatoes. psT bbl. 20oz25o; yams
per 3D.. LS9a20o; carrots, per bbl LSals0; clcarl
be4s Der has L0ozl-50: cucumber pickles per baS
75aI 2: ozbhsze peT bbl, LeoaL5o; caulia0Ter. De-
bbl aaas00: celery. per 6oz-. stalks Eas8: linn
bans ps- Ct 7al0s onions. per bus. 7oaS0 Mary
land and Virginia, per bbl-. LtazL5o; Ohio, pel
rbi I75sz1a pumpkins, per hSi-, Sa75. s9uash
pe- bb 75alZ5: lettuce. Flo-iGa per bbi Iosai 50
GREEN FRUITS-OTanges. per box. 30oa5. %
ssape fruit, per boz. 30Oasoc: apples. King. pel
( obl soes55o; YORK Imperial. packed, 4.oozG 5
Ben Davis packed. sEa4-s: Wine sap packed
ST5ss5- AIbemzrIe P1VDin 9gESe0; good q
urins. z0osa05; poor to fair. L5oz2oo: oDen-hea<
barrels. COMMON to gcod. Looal 80; fancy tzeb
/ fruit Z5zS g; c-znbe-Ties. Cape Cod Per bSi
Tooss-5o; do psr standard crate. Zeozzz; pine
apples. Florida. pT CTate. a5a4@.
DRIED FRUITS-Applss, slioed, fancy, &; DO.
/ sliced bright ~; cherries. y; blsckberries 4
Ehortlsbenies 70: r1spbeuiss, L
| GRAIN-Wbeat, Southern. on grade, Eal9si ne
zssse: eorn shsed white. ssal2; do. yellow, s5sT2
new. ear, 27szzO0; oats. Western white, No. 2
5Ssso: do mixed 5a5G
EAY AND sTRAW-H1y. WeStSn. No !. n5s
Hoo; No. z Iz0kl27; mixed. u0Oslz00 Stzax
s5s, szaSls. Heezs4ssi Tye. nachi1s thrzsAcd. sos
Az: wheat Gaos659s oSt sr-szs psE tcz. sez2ss
The Washington herald., 1909-02-02
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. Feb L-CATTLE-RecsiDts. I0On head
Market 1la3oc higher PRIME beeVes 550a7.L5; poor
10 medium ASoa5 .: stockes and feeders. 3lsa5 50.
COWS and heifeTs. 3S5s56s Gamers Ls5a2oo; Texans
3s5a5.7l
BOGS-Receipts. l2oO head. Market BSc
higher. Lisht. s-OSas.7s; rough, eSsss0; hea7y.
6.55as. g: mixed. s65ss-95: pigs 50oa6.05
SHEEP AND UANBS- Receipts. 700 head.
Market l5a2Se hisher. NatiTe sheep 24os5so; West
en- sheep. 29aS.7e; native lambs. A75ssso; Western
lsmhs 5.00s7sa
New York. Feb. L-CATTLE-Receipts ZSI
head. STEADY. Steers, 5.0os5.e5; bulls aOaz4 s.,
COWS. 20ea4le, dressed beef, bEm at ssioc
CALVES Receipts. 80 head. Veais. 5sozs IS,
feE tops. Jooo; cus, 45oaS0o; bsznyzrd calves ga
40s. Westerns. 3o0z408; dressed calves sIow and
weak; CITY dressed FsslS ssli: country dressed
-aI4
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Reesipts. 3.09 head.
sheep. 30oaA75; expert wethe-s, so: culs, 25oa
as lambs s0oz7.S5; one car. 500: cuIiS zE5s5 50;
yesrlinEs. 5O9as-5a.
HOGS-Receipss. T550 head Higher st s5zg q
The Washington herald., 1909-02-02
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Feb. L-sUGAR-On Saturday Ar
buckle Bros bought 0.oo0 bags q Cuban centTis-
uEai sugar for February shipment Et 50. basis
q IS test oOst and freight; ard ths FEDERAL p1r-
chased $50 bags e. the same pTics snd terms
TEis is equal % 3s4 cents basis q Ss test duty
paid. and that IS nos quoted with ths market
hoNeve- steady al that MuscoFsdo. s. test Is
quoted st 1I4. and mol2sses sugar. g test, AZ 2s9
Cost and freight sugar u quoted at ~ basis of
s. test The London market for beet sgEsT was
unchanged &c I'D higher, with quoted rates as
follows: FeoruaTy las I'D; March. los- I'd, and
May, IS. sd. Refined sugar was quiet and VI
changed
NAVAL STORES-Ths local market fcF Spirf1
CT t1-peu1ins ruled frmsr With mschinsnsds baG-
rels quoted at IS. and At Savannah there Was Il
changed, with cornon TO good strained elotsd At
IS. Tar held hrn ard unchanged. with 500 for
Of barrels
BUTTER-Recsip,s 9Ep pack1gss Fancy. nrm;
cTeausTy. extra. 2aZ95f: Arsts Z7sSs: STATE dairy
In tubs. poor 70 fair ZaE-
EGGS-Raceipts G,os5 packages; frn- Nearby
white. fancy. 39. do. mixed. fancy. Sa57S; fresh
frsts, ~; do. seconds. sEks55
MILL FEED-Steady; trade quiet Spring bran.
in IsoIh sacks. 20 arrive. B0O; standard milling.
to arrive SL0o; winter wheat b.sa. n l0oIb SACKS
&M
OATs-Ipacti7e trade. No. white, ssas5; So :
white. 5i1ass; No. ( white. 5s1za554: No. mixed,
0fs UaLltIdA EllpLIl- hlLles Oh JuAo-
FLOUR-Fim; fair inquiry. Spring patents.
5s5a5 20. do. clears 4a85o; winter straights ssea
SO: clears. 415aL50: Kansas str2ights, ia sacks,
ss5a5.Io: Kansas clears. 4Zzz50
RYE FDOUR-Trade inactive; s50a450.
CORN SIEAL-Fhu1: Business IS Moderate Kiln
dried. for export, 3.SSa2S; coarse meal, IN bags.
LEsl3
BUCKwHEAF FBoUR-EaE; Inquiry Is life
less: 2Ea25.
HAY-RscsiDts. i,3sa tons; steady: ms1 dealings.
Prime timothy, Sss; No !, Soas2s; No. 2. T5as0;
No J. eja7a
sTRAw-Recsipts. % tons hrner; quiet busi-
ness Lcng rye. L15al-l6
BEEF-steady; moderate business Family, iGSa
1850: packet Ia5raI5.oS.
PoRK-stesdy; quiet trade. Mess. ls7ssI75 3;
family IS.5al9G
TALLOW-Frm; snail business CITY. il hogs
heads 6
LARD-Fnseive- PRIME Western, Ie1e; city, $50;
refined. Continent, lo-z5; do. South American 10 So;
do. Brazilisn, n kegs, l2S ceostesrne, 12z lard
stea-ine. duh. New York Il. Chicago Il
The Washington herald., 1909-02-02
ADDITIONS TO zoo.
Reindeer from Alaska and Beaver
from Yellowstone Park.

A young reindeer from Alaska and ten
beavers from the government reserva-
ton in Yellowstone Park form new ad-
ditions 10 the Zoo. The beavers have
been placed in the large yard reserved
for their species and are now occupied
IN building new homes
Gen Young, superintendent OF Yellow
stone Park. employed men TO make the
capture Of the beavers. which was ac-
complished in a unique way The water
was let out OF the pond IN which they
had their habitation BY the raising Of
the dam gate The tops of the beavers
houses were then opened AS the animals
Scurried from their holes into the mud
they were captured in nets.
The reindeer is from the stock sent
there by the government from Norway,
20 assist In solving the question of sub
siEtence in the far North.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-02
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET

Baltimore, Feb. L-CATTLE-Recipss for the
week ended at noon today Te-e LIS besd against
1592 bead lsSt veek; 81 earioaSs o. sale; market
generally 15a5c higaer. Stsez- god 20 rri=as
heavy. 50OsS58; Others, s5oa1ss; eozs L5asslo;
bulls 275as 3; hesfs-S SSs50o; ssockers and feed
erS. 56oa4-5C: srsSh COVE. 2aooazm.
HOGs-Recsipts fo- the week ended ~ roor to
day were I2s55 head. against B.z73 head last <seE
light supply; market active ard higher. Western
7.eoa7.se: frun ether points. 675a7.25; psgs STA
s5o- ruughE, 5Elzs1
SHEEP AND LA1BS-Recsipts f0r ths Eeek
ended a. noo1 to-Gay EeTe 2s45 head arzinst Zs5
head isst Eesk; fsiT sIppiy; market about steady.
sheer, 25osS5o; lambs. 50os5lo
CALYE ES- -Recsipts so- the week ended at rooa
TO-DAY were l& lead. against Iz had last ~ssk
fsiz 51r1T: nzzket ioTz. ConmCc to best k00z2G