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The Washington herald., 1909-01-26
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Jan. 3-sUGAR-Ths market for re-
fred Slgar vas soneEhzt irregular with the Fed
CTa stil quoting 465c net. less per cent cash for
granuiated. while ether reSners quoted s5 Bust
ness was slow Raw sugar was quiet. tst noninsUy
unchanged with centrifugal IS test SIS: Musco-
Fado. So test. SO ard mossses sugar. g test Zss
The London market for beet sugar vas unchanged
i6r May. which was quoted AZ 0s flzd. while Janu-
arr was I'D loser. AZ les I'D
NAVAL sTOREs-The market for spirits 4II-rer-
tine was sGmcEhat higher here. as well as a. Sa-
Fannah. The local prices for maciine-ulade barrels
was Ai=ai5. and a. savannah HizafZ Rosin ruled
steady and unchanged. with common % rood
strained quoted az AZ Tar WIS steady and IN
changed with oil bSrrels quoted a. SEQ
BUTTER-Receirts. f.o-s pacsages: easier Cream
ery. extra -; imitation cTesmery. hrsts. Za28.
EGGS-Receipts 55o Iackages; fnn. Nearby
white. fancy. Sc. fresh frsts. 20.
MIL FEED-Firm: trade is quiet Spring b-aa
e-pound sacks, % arrive. 300: standard milling
$50; city bran, 2i5. IL bulk: Western rei dog
sl0, 70 arrive, winter wheat bran. IL 1oo-po,lnd
SACKS E.I3
OATS IAEht demand. No. white. 55a57; No. 5
white Was. No. white 5iza5tz. No. mixed
8; natural clipped white. track. 55as2
FLOUR-Steady; snail dealings Spring pstents
56oa5s0, sTring clears. SZa4D. winter strzigtts.
475af s; clears. sZa4 %: Kansas st-aights n SACKS
soz5-lC; kansas clears IA. g.
Rye FLoUR-Trade moderate; quoted at 4o0a4 q
CORN MEALe-Steady. inquiry in inacriTe- KIN
dried for eIp1rt, as cOaTse neal IL bsgs Ls5alS
BUCKwHEAT FL0UR-Weaker; trade is sew;
quoted az 2Sa2 %.
HAY-Recsipts. lo50 tons: steady: moderate dsal-
inss Prime tinOShy. si4aso; No. 1. $: No z
I5as0- No 3 20
STRAW Receipts. % tors; Stsady; snail business.
Long re LIsaI-Ei7-
BEEF STEADY, modsTzts business Family. l60aa
$50. packet is5Rl500.
PORE-Frm; supply snail Ness. lsT5aI7-Z5.
family Is 5Ga1am
TALLOW-steady: little doing CITY. IN hogs
heads. 9.
BARD-UnctzIzed Prime Western, % 10, city.
50 refined c1uti1eut lal5. South Americzn -1s5,
-eEued Brazilian kegs l2Z5. ole1S,esrue IA lard
stesrine duh; NeE York. II; Chicago. l.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-26
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore, Jan G.-Wheat was firm; corn dull;
oats quiet: re STEADY, and -four hT7n on confident
talk q miliCrs
WHEAT-Spot contract. L02sals; spot No. ?
red Western L0salOs5s January, LO79+al-ds; Feb
r1ary. L0Sssa1.0sss MAY. Les, steamer No. ,
red. L0gssaL05; receipts S.71 bushels; Southern on
grade. LoilzalT1z.
CORN-Spot ooutract. 6SasSls; January, s6aSSs
February ssa665s; March. 65ssa655 May, s7ssas75
steamer mixed. sla6Fs: rccaiptS. s5.57 bushels +:
SOuthern white com. s5a5s; southern yellow corn.
65Ssa5jSt.
OATs-stock IN elevators. Ig02 bushels; ship
me1ts from elevators. 5.05T bushels. White No. ,
55izs5s; DO. No. 3 Sa55; do. No 4. 53a5513 !:
mixed No . 54a5fls mixed No. ;. Ssa551z-
RYE-Stock in elevators 1879 bushels; ship
ments from eleTzto-s lsS bushels No. 2 Western
re- s2asZ5: No. ( Western re. up town delivery,
So; bag lots. as 10 quality and condition. 75asl-
FJOUR-Winter extra. 3-e5aAI5; winter clear A3ea
As. winter straight 4.55a47o; winter patent, ASA
SIS. spring clear. L25aiS5; spring straight. 49oa
SIS; spring patent Seaa5.s5; CITY Mills best patent
6i5 City Nils hishsrade patent, So; City Mills
highgrsde straight. sos; City Mis- choice family
475; City Nils extra. 375a3-9. Rye four medium
70 choice. E25s4.1. Cora meal, pa 100 lbs. Liza
l1A
The Washington herald., 1909-01-26
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltinc-e. jan. 2.-Quotatious as established BY
TIE Ba-rimcre Fruit ard P-ea1es Association are
io- wholesale lots.
BUTTER-Creanery. fancy. pcr n. Sa5ps; ini
taticn. Ea23: Maryland ard Pennsylvania rolls lsa
.; store packed. Oaio. SAB: do West Virginia and
Pennsylvania dairy prints. issl2-
EGGS-Naryland. Pennsylvania. snd uesF-hy frsts
e Eastern Shore. Maryland. and Virginia Is:
Western frSts. 3. West Virginia, g
LIVE P0ULTRY-Spring c1ickers. pCr h. 1sal5.
hens. heaTy-weiEat ps- D., Ia; ducks. Der 10,
I2lI3. Co. white Pekirs. Der b.. l3ss4. geese rer
D., Gals; pigeons. young. pair Egz0- do. old pair
I5 guinea fCVl old. each. .: C0. young. II lbs
and over. each. g. turkeys. yong hens. per p.
thin Per ib.. IIaI2i cd tons. 7ELL
DRESSED POULTRY sloiee, fat
young hens. pcr lb-. -; M ng sud Old
lSale: old tens. Isi5; poor ar -- l2a3 Chick
ems straight. yoUng. per D.. l4ais, mixed. youag
and cid. l5as. D1cks. choice. fat, per b. lssl5
Geese nearby. choice. per u. 10alZ Capous.
Ihs and oye-. per H.. BAD snail ard mixed.
l5aI: slips. De- ID. l3alA
GANE-Duczs mallard. Per pair. heavy-Eeight
I00aI 70; do blackhesdS per psr. hesvy-Eeight 5Oa
60; do, redheads. per par, Chesapeake LeoaL53;
do. canvasback. pr Iatr, ChesapeaEe, 200s259;
whole deer. Der h. 16alS.
POTATOES White nearby. prime. psr hrshel
75as0; do. Western Maryland and Pennsylvania,
prime per b1shel. Sass do New York. prime. per
bushei. s0aS5 d.. Western, PRIME, pcr bushel, soa
$: sweets. Eastern Shore yeiiows. 7eT barrel. Liza
2Z5; do, Anne Arundel yellovs. peT barrel 225a
80 do. fancy Delaware per barrel ZSoa2I3
GREEN FRUITS AND FEGETABLES-Apples
Western Maryland and Peunsylvania. bbl packed.
Z5laEO0: do New Tork. asserted Per bb-. 30I0459.
Beets. new. Florida. pr bunch. 2a3 Csbbage. New
York State per ton. 55eea550o; do. new. Florida,
per crate 225a250 Celery California. Per crate asa
5O0 do homegrown. per bunch, 3az- CranbeTTies,
Care Cod. per b5l IAeal5Oo; per box. scat @.
CucImbers. Florida, per basket. 3e1a4-o Egg
plants. Florida. per crate 3Saao. Grape fruit,
Florida, per box. 1-75a15l Ksle. native. per
bushel box aaG- Lettuce. Florida. basket
LOoaLZ5 Onions. New York and Western. per
bus. 75as5 Oranges. Florida per box. as TO size
L75az25 PJmTk.ns. native, Per 100. LS0s25o. SPIN
acb. native. per bushel box. Sla35- StraWbeuIes.
Florida Ter quart 6aSa Green beans. Florida,
per basket. 2SnaC0 Wax beans. Florida. per
basket. zo0a2a Tomatoes, Florida, per carrier,
2ola3aa Tarnirs. natiEe. per hls. l5
The Washington herald., 1909-01-26
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Prices quoted are wholesale,


BUTTER-Creamsry. fancy. 51za34: Western arsts.
.; seconds, e5aZ; process. fancy. 8a3ss: fair 70
good. Eagi: daiEy. chclcs. IsaIss EOOd. IS; store
packed. fresh. ls
CHEEsE-New Ecrk s;ate fancy. large. 15s; DO.
FGGs-Nsar-by. fanc7. Virginia. loss o.. q:
West Virginia and Southwest Virginia, .; Tsunes-
see o: North Carolina &C
LIVE POULTRY -Chickens. l5aI7: hens Y.
r,oste-s. S; ducks. large. IZll4; do. snail I0alI:
geese 7a9- do. fancy. Dsl2. turkeys toms L;
Co. hens. Is. turkeys. thin z; keats. l6al2
DRESSED POULTRT-Turkeys, Isa2l: thin l25sa
4. chickens, Is; hens choice. 3: roostsrs. sag:
ducks IsaI5; geese. Has. capons pounds average
pound .; small, e
DRESSED MEATs-CaIves. fan dressed. ra1a.
do heads of, ua12; hog dress calves 10: hams
country. sugar cured l2al5; hogs snail and neat
per cwt-. 80; do, melum. 7Ooa7-50; do, heavy.
eeos7oo
GAME-Rabbits. pe- dozen. 2ooa251: kits. zsa1o5:
cual fancy 1ea2Z5. small. Z0o1255, S1uirrsIs
each. 6as- oposs1ms. each. Z14o
TEGETABLES-P0 homegrown. per bushel
s5a7o- per bbL. L75a2o0; Eastern Shore. Per bbl
l7sa209: sweet potatoes per bbl.. L25al-5o: vans
per bbl Lo0aL25. carrots PEI bbl. LzaI.56: c7lc,m-
bers Der basket LcaL5o: cucumber pickles uer
taSket 75sl25. cabbage. per bbl-, L00al-5a; caui-
foweT per bbl-. 2Ga3do. cs-@sy. peT doz- stalks
Sca5e: lima beans, Per O.. zal0; onions pe- busbe
60a-5: Maryland and Virginia. Der Dbl. IsazI 50.
Ohio. Der bbl L51aL65; pumpkins per bbl. soz75:
squash per bbL- 75al-&
GREEN FRUTTS-Ornnges. Der box. z5ea4Oo:
gTapc fruit per box. 300a4-0e: apples. King per
5bL: 2Gos3D: YORK Imperial packed. sOezf %
Ben Davis packed. 25o2i-25; Wine sap, packed,
375a450: AlblEarle Pippiu 40)a5oo; good TO
primc. 2eoa3oo- poor 20 far. i.Soa2e0; open-head
barrels. common 20 good. l00al5a: fancy table
fruit 250a350, cTanbeuics Cape Cod. per bbl
T08as 90. do Der standard crate. 2oOa2 3; pine
apples Florida per cTats. 3ooa4e0.
DRIED FRCITS-Apples. sliced fancy, 8; d.
sliced. brigat 81; cherries. y; biackheTries A.;
EhortlebeUies. 70: Tasp0eUies. z
GRAIN-Whest. Southern. on grade. e7aI09; re
75ass; corn. sbelled white 6ss72: do yellow. ssa72
new ear. 375aA0o; oats Western white, No. 2,
ssss0. do mixed. Sass.
HAY AND STRAW-Hay. Western. No. !. I35os
E00: No. 2 200aI2So; mixed. uoOal20o- Straw.
re bundle i fe8ali55 re. machiue thraShed. lo0S
l05o; wheat G0o2s-5o; cat straw per ton s0oas. 80
The Washington herald., 1909-01-26
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York Jan. 5.-M01ey on call az the Stock
Exchange opened a. Is per cent: highest. "a: low
est. u; closing, ~. Most Of the days leans we're
e. IL per cent
- Tine money opened the week. showing continued
Eset ease. Business u the lean market vas
quite far the feature being the free Offering Of
SIX months loans on a fat ; per cent basis
General bidding had been for short mzturities. but
after a good deal Of money had heel loaned. de-
nand Tor accommodations grew Very light. Rates
y Der cent for sixty days: "a for four months and
Ter Eve and SIX months
Conne1ci2i paper moved fairly free There was
a god demand but . snail supply of the we'll
EnoVn names- Rates Ssas per cent for sixty and
ninety days indorsed bills receivable. sNas5k rer
cent Tor choice four TO SIX months sugle names;
Gas per cert FOR 0thsrs.
Sterling today Has easier with rztss points
lower Rates fer actual business closed as folloEs-
Sixty days. 4si75a4Si25; demand. 4EZ5a4 s7ss.
cables. 4s70aaE69
Commsrcal biils were As51z FOR ninety days. and
EssassFz for sixty davs-
Flour bis were Asils co. sixty dsys
TIE supply q Erain and cotton bis vas
SOderzts.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-26
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibbs & Co, mcm-
bers Of the Nex Ecrk Cotton Exchanre Hiobs
Building. Is Fifteenth street northwest.
New York. Jan E.-COtt1n started vel to-day
and the market had excellent Support frcus inside
bulls ard outside spectators. S.ot interests were
heavy BUYERS Of rear months. and prices held vel
f0r aEhi,e- Heavy realizing truse the market about
II O'Clock. ard from that hour prices lost l6ai5
points Trading very duh in the Afternoon.
aHd the market closed weak at the lowest frr the
day.
Receipts at the ports were BOO bales. against
- 81 last week snd g 38 las. rear. For the week
$1,000 bales. against HISS last week and Zs9s
lass year. Receipts at New Orleans were 53Is
bales. sgaiEst $3.50 last year s1d st Houston, 9Ss
bales arziust Isl last year
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. Ian 3-CATTLE -Reo1ipts. 7. 90 hssd:
market strorg Prize berTss 53Cz5c. U1or %
iucll-m. 4ca59; SOCKETS and feeders. Zsa5 -;
COWS and heifers Zsa553; cznBe-s, 1890: Tex
ans 155a56o
HOGS-Rcceir-s 8U5 head: naarket higher.
Light 6Ba650- rough 5s5a6I); heavy, 5ga655
mixed 6l5a655. pigs. 4soa560
SHEEP Receipts. sIS0 head market hiThe7.
Natire ard Western sheep 325a5-5; native lambs.
5a- So Western lambs 4-5a7 g.
New Yors Jan. 5-CATTLE-Receirts 5IL3
head. steers duI, bulls and COWS steady steers.
s50a653. oxcr. 5-5a5s; bulls ; 1oat-.e- cgEs.
01a4s5; dressed teef d1ll-
CALVES-Rcccipts. 2Ee bead, Teals ''--000,
calls soc. baruvard calves 2sa4E- Westerns.
s51al-5: dressed calves slez.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts Z so fe-5. sbeep
steady. lambs 1rrl- sheep S9a4-5. rs 80:
lambs. 6c0s, So. car 10 calls. 500. searlngs.
6St
HOGs-Recslrss. 20 head. feeling f-n-
The Washington herald., 1909-01-26
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.

Baltimore. jar G-CATTLE-Reoeipts fos week
ended at noon to-day were s9z head against J, ,s92
head last week: 65 carloads on sale; market gen
e-sIly . cents lever and very slow. Steers, good
70 prime heavy AT5a610- Others 259al50; cows.
L50a375: bulls 2Soa375: heifers A25a4 90 stOckers
an. feeders, 2e3s4 20; fresh COWS. 3.0ea55-Sf
HOGS-Recsipts for week ended at noon to-day
EsTe I3f73 head. against rs head last week
fair supply; higher Western. heavy. 6soas IS
Others 659a6s5 froTn other points. 2a675; pigs.
5.5z5T5; rUughs, 5eoa5.o0.
SHEEP AND LANB@Receipts for week ended
at noon to-day were 29S head against 29I5 head
last week; light supply Of sheep: fair supply u
lambs; market about steady. Sheep. 20oz5 50
lambs 0oa7 %: Fery few extra 500
CALF FES-Recsipts for week ended at noon To-
day were Is head against III head last week; fair
supply; loEeT. CcDmon 70 beEt, 5ooss75
The Washington herald., 1909-01-26
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-ETtra, per swt. 55OaSN; butchs-, L5as
500. cOmmOl. Zoo13oa
H0GS-Per cHt-, sross, eooas q o-5iosrv ~
ewt. 5o0a53.
LAMBS-Choice. Z; msdium ss5iz
SHEEP-Prme. zooa45O; COMMON, 3O0a3a
CALVES-PrfDe, Per h, 9; medium sas5S
sTEss. J.
COws-Pdus. fresh. each. 5maS@; common.
2s0daSo-oo: cd and 6ry. 10ooaISeo
The Washington herald., 1909-01-26
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by ". B. HIbbs & Co. men.
bers Of the Chicago Board Of Trade. Hib5s Bald
inE. y Fifteenth street northwest
Chicago. Jan. Z.-Whest started vel On strong
quotations from Liverpool. but liberal sales from
commission houses prevented any upward swing Of
prices Late IN the day the longs became discour-
aged and slump q nearly a point ensued. the
market closing low and weak
Corn Was frm through the day. mainly OF ever
inC b shorts. who lost hope of breaking the market
Oats were alse frn and steady
Provisions we're weak and -aYidly lost grU-nd in
rha late trading
The Washington herald., 1909-01-26
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sEles-Rezulsr czg = o'clock room.
Washington Railway ard Electric a. 81 600 at ssis
sl.0o0 al 81.
Washington Railway and Electric common. . az
IL. 80 ar EA . AZ sIlt
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. At
s6i7. az s5lz.
Washington Gas . AZ %. at 70.
Mergsnthaler az 19sz AZ 3sis.
Mitchell Mining . AZ l.
Commercial National Bank. 70 AZ IA. at IL
National savings and Trust st DO
After CAL.
Washington Railway ard Electric IS, 500 AZ IS
Washington Gas certificates. 500 at iGa
Washington Gas > % %
Metropolitan Esivay S. s. 600 az H.
Commercial National Eank a. I7s.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred, 2 al
50
Following are the bid and asked prices on yester
lays Washington stock Erchangs-
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DAY'STRADING SMALL
Depression of Present Market
Reaches New Low Point.
FEW STOCKS SHOW ANY VIGOR
American Cotton OF and Several
other IndustriaIs Move Upward
Slightly - AmaIgamnted Copper
Benefits by Decision in Montana.
Bank of England Gets Gold

New York. Jan. 25-To-day's dealings
IN stocks were smaller than they have
been on any full business day since jan
uary / which Is but another way OF say
ing that the dullness OF the present
stock market reached during the day
q new point of intensity.
For all this the market was firm. #
not exactly strong. rather than weak.
and Il was clear that SPECTATORS for
the fall were chary about attacking val
ues. The experience OF the last thirteen
months has rather particularly empha-
sized the truth Of the old Wan street
motto that it Is unsafe, in a sense. 10
sell a duh market"
Throughout the period described there
have been many occasions when the tor
por Of the market has been even more
pronounced than il has been since the
sharp upward movement IN prices Cui-
minated FIVE weeks ago. but almost in
variably during this time the lethargy
has been broken by an advance rather
than by a decline
Pendulum of Prices
Possibly the strength Of the market
to-day. 50 far as any was displayed.
was due mostly 10 the fact that prices
had declined moderately on Saturday,
and that in the prevailing equilibrium
OF forces the pendulum OF values was
due to-day 70 move IN reverse direction
10 that followed by it at the end OF last
week.
Whatever rising tendency there was IN
prices was also UnqUestOnably helped by
the bidding up that occurred in several
OF the low-priced aid usually inactive IN
dustrial stocks
There was a further sharp advance az
the opening OF business to-day IN Arleri-
can Cotton Oil common stock. which was
followed al various times during the re-
msinder 0f the day by smaller upward
movements in the American Linseed
common and preferred stocks. and in the
American Locomotive. Tennessee Copper.
Corn Products. United States Realty, and
American Beet Sugar shares.
IndustriaIs show Strength.
Other market features were the Rock
Island preferred. Peoples Gas and ali
the various Wabash issues, including par
ticuIarly the Wabash RefundIng 4 per
cent bonds. Although transactions in
Amalgamated Copper were comparatively
small, the stock advanced . little upon
the news that the United States Circuit
Court in Montana had rendered a decision
IN the case brought by the farmers there
10 enjoin the operation Of the smelling
furnaces near Butte upon the ground that
the smoke fumes from the furnaces were
harmful 10 agricultural interests.
Aside from the news Of this decision
the only financial incident Of the DAY
worthy % note was the circumstance
that the Bank Of England was allowed 10
secure for the first tine since last ApriI
the gold usually laid down in the London
market from the TransvaaI mines on the
first business cay OF the week
The Washington herald., 1909-01-26

NeT 1Ork, Jan &.-WHEAT-ITezular: fair
trade. No / Northern Duluth, to arrive 10; No.
red. T. 0. b. Ll0a; No 2 hard. New York !.
o B., Lls; No. ] macaro1i, E o. b. L0s. No
Northern Manitoba. {. o. b. LIS; No. NIanitoba
T. O b., LIS. Exporters took twenty loads. mainly
DUrun and Manitoba
CORN-Stesdy; fair inqui-y. No. !, elevator. 70
arrive. 20; No. 2 SPOT. Z @. b, 81: No ? TO
a1Tire. Z c. b. IS; No. yellow. + o. D.. ST.. No
white. {. O. b. nominal Exporte-5 took fifteen
loads mainly Saturday night.
RYE-Dun Nc. ?, f. O. b. sl1
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

ouoiafions furnished b W B. Hibbs & Co.
ncmbcz NCx Y0rk STOCK Exchange, aibhs Build
ing Is Fifteenth street northwest
CALL MONEE-SALES BY HOURS.
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Court to Take Recess.

The usua, midwinter recess Of the Su-
preme Court has been announced by
Chief Justice Fuller. It viii begin Mon
day and terminate on February 3.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibhs & Co. r1gn-
bers New Ycrk STOCK Exchange. Hibhs B-il5i-z
= E---..--E .--.a- r----L--a.-
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While you think OF It, telephone your
Want Ad. to The Washington Herald.
and bin will be sent you at 1 cent a word
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN.
We have 81 600 at ~ per cent on D. c. real estate
We have IS 6oo az per cent On D. C. real estate
We have 5000 at 81 per cent on D. c real estate
real estate.
Ever possible consideration shown borrower
THE HARRISON REALTY CO,
ss11-ff 81 18th ST nv
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore. jan g-FoIlowing are the sales and
quotations On TIC most active securities listed %
tbs Baltimore STOCK Exchange;
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WE WANT TO ARRANGE FOR LOAN OF
S309 for q limited time and give real estate S.
crty worth SsO00 OF Sl60oo upon which there IS 10
trust OF mortgage. address AMERICAN REALTY
CO. los IIth 81 NV. ja2f-3t
MONEY TO LOAN. IN LARGE Or SNAIL
azOunts On D. c. real estate. at current rates q
interest All tTsnssetions conducted With sconoug-
cal Consideration 20 boTOEerA JORDAN 4 CO
incl. 1G G 81 1E. noI%Sos
MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED CITY REAL
estate ct lowest current rstes Ct interest; suec1
privileges with respect 10 prior payneatA TTLEH
4 RUTHERFORD Uncl. 30 18th s. m nhfs
MONEY TO LOAN-LET Us MAKE YOUR NEW
loans CT replace old ones at lowest Fztes q IN
tsrest. Al transactions conducted with sco1oni7l
consideration fG bonSEerA W. II. sAUHDERS
4 CO.. isE = EE. sc<e
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WHEAT Open- High. Low. Close. cioss
Msy--.-.--..-. III 5ls III SIS Llsss Llszs III
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Se~ rof. Jan s.-UnHod states sorsrnmsnt
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-09-02
EAST CANON NOTES

Vernon Williams of Cottonwood av-
enue. East Canon, celebrated his If
teenth birthday anniversary August
18th, by inviting some OF his young
friends in to spend the evening. A
nice lunch was served Various games
were the further enjoyment of the
evening. The guests departed at
late hour wishing Vernon many such
enjoyable birthdays.
Miss Grace Elrod's class Of girls
of the First Babtist church. enter
tanned Mrs. Elwell's and Victor Ad-
ans classes of boys at the city park
Monday evening. A nice supper was
served in the band stand and various
games were the enjoyment of the
evening.
The boys will return the compli-
ment at some future date and enter
tain the girls.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Y. jenkins of South
Cottonwood avenue, have returned
home from an extensive visit with
their daughters at Ohio City, Colo.
Miss Ruby Walton Of Pueblo visited
relatives and friends in Canon City
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Henderson are
back from their bridal tour and arc
at home at 71s Rudd avenue.
Miss Bertha Evans is at present
visiting her parents on Kountz ave-
nue. She will leave shortly for In
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Trlaav.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Il. Hubbell re-
turned home yesterday afternoon
from their honeymoon trip to the Be-
attle exposition and other points OF
interest on the Pacific coast.
Mayor G. r. Tanner and daughter.
Miss Ida. were Denver & Rio Grande
passengers this morning for Pueblo.
Mr.. Tanner will return home tomor-
row. leaving Miss Tanner to make =
more extended visit In the Steel city.
Rsv. Jessie Logan Wilkinson. pas
tor OF the First Christian church
here. ia expected to return to Canon
City tonight or tomorrow. from the
parental home at Flora, Indiana.
where he has besn recuperating dur
ing the last three or four weeks from
his recent attack Of typhoid fever.
J. D. Cunningham OF Houston. Texas.
who has been spsnding his vacation
in Canon City n the guest OF his un-
ele and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. I'd. Minor.
left yesterday for home. He II en-
ployod In the service Of the Southern
Pacific Railroad company In Als home
city.
Fred ochnack. cashier at the Den
yer q Rio 0rande station, 10 sxpscted
to rtturn TO Canon City tomorrow
aftsr couple OF months' visit 70 his
old hcms At Bsllevieu. Ohio. He viii
- aNoompanisd by his wife. who has
bsaa b - east sanes he beginnino
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LINCOLN PARK NOTES

Three new houses and a new barn
H B. Ready has begun the erection
of his new home between DR., Kitfell
and Mr.. Paulson.
Mr.. J. NJ. Foster is at work ON the
plans for his new home on the old
Cramer place.
-Four of the. seven 'tor sale" signs
between the school house and the hill
came down last week. This will re-
lieve those who have been worrying
lest so many of these signs would
"quear" the park. It doesn't seem to
matter what happens. there is 4
steady movement in real estate at
steadily advancing prices.
A few years ago people caught
their breath when property began to
hang about the $1,000 mark for or
chard and buildings. Later It touched
1000 without buildings. This last
week Sherman aveune saw one place
with practically nothing in the way
OF buildings sell at $500.
Three acres of Lincoln Park orch
ard with no frontage at all sold last
week for $4,000 without the crop, the
srantor thus getting $685. per acre
for inside ground and keeping the
crop.
Among the recent sales are those
OF n. B. Ready's Elm avenue place.
the F. D. Tripp place, the P. B. Smith
place on Sherman and also his place
on Park avenue. and tract off the
back of Fl. L. Halstead's place.
Some OF the gardeners are suffer
ing for water. but all are hopeful
that the break in the ditch will soon
be repaired.
The finishing touches are being put
upon the school house that 1t may 0s
ready for the opening. Pupils and
teachers will be very grateful to
those responsible for the graded and
sanded walk that has been nxed up
In front OF the building.
Everyone has apples-some have
all their places should have. Many
have to prop and others are propping
hecause--well. this 10 the season FOR
propping and when one II In Rone
he sAould do as the Romans do