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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-24

WANTEI9--7ssve man to manage Lew perma-
nent business In your city. Some capital re-
qnired. The 8. j. Carney Mfg. Co, Fitchburg.
Mass. 23Stles
wANTED--FIrst Glass travelling salesman for
wholesale granite monuments slabs and rough
stock trade. Apply to A. l. Barre Times 236t6
RAILWAY MAIL. CLERKS, CUSTOM EN-
PLOYEES, WANTED = Spring examinations
evcryw where Commencement salary $500 Rapid
advancement TO f,400 or $500 Candidates
prepared iree. Franklin Institute. Dept. 40t J.
Rochester, NJ z. 290t34s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-24

STONE SHEDS AND LAND FOR sALE..g
small sheds anc blacksmith shop. All south Of,
and on NJ a. w. r. tracks at Jockey Hollow
Prices right l. NJ. Averiil. 2tstf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-24
HELP WANTED.

wANTED--A boy TO work on farm, one that
can milk and help with chores. Apply TO Fran
els Leith, } Glenwood Avenue, or telephone
516.5 23at3s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-24

WANTED 0odashes. any quantity. will
pay Ice per bushel O. Il Cheever. Montpelier
VT Il II =. or telephone 3a7-3 Mont 2S6tf
WANTED - To exchange building lots ia
Bradshaw, Chelsea, VI 3SStiea
WANTED--To buy a general store. any one
having one to sell communicate with the +. 3,
Cato Real Estate Agency, Barre, VI 2sitf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-24

Robert Barrett Of st. Johnsbury, IA
years old, was quite badly hurt one day
last week, when the sled on which he
was sliding collided with traverse.
Three of his teeth were knocked out and
his face and hands were cut.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-24

Farm OF iss acres, suitably divided into til
age pasture and woodland buildings con-
sist OF good dwelling house, three barns, sheds,
and never failing running water At house and
barn. This place u situated on river road
three miles from husfhng Vermont village
and onc-fourth mile from school Wood enough
on this place 70 pay for 1t. The above farm Is
well fenced and will keep p head OF stock and
a team. A desirable piece OF property at orr
price Of sI4e0. viii sell It for s40O cash down,
the balance to remain on mortgage George A.
Tracy, Heal Estate, Chelsea, VT 222tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-24

Two farms adjoining for sale or exchange,
In Williamstown. about four and one-half
miles from village. Farms contain about IS
acres each. Good, comfortable buildings.
Both houses contain rooms each. Barns fair.
Will sen both for &250000 0r exchange for
other property. VIII sell separately. En-
Quire Al once 81 the d. a. Perry Real Estate
Agency. Rarre VI 27itf
NOT THE KIND USUALLY OFFERED
FOR SALE--s1 aare place, only one and one
half miles ffou1 city on good road. Wood
enough for place Fine stream OF running va
Ter At buildings. buildings hare been built
less than five years and consist Of nine room
house, MASHED iii hard wood, with hard wood
floors Barn 81 20 elapboarded and painted.
with basement underneath. A hne place for
ono wishing to work In Barre part OF the time.
Price ssia0. d A. Perry Real Estate Agency,
Barre VI 22Dtf
FOR sALE--Cottaga house on the French
estate. Seven rooms ana bath. all finished Ia
yellow birch. Hardwood floors Ia every room
Furnace feat electric lights gas, set tubs.
Good cemenIed cellar Piazza on two sides Of
house. Price very low. For particulars call st
50 Franklin street or phone 4i3-A l0la
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-24

ron sALE-Ground cut bone ana meat at
cent per pound Clean and fresh We also
guaranteed. We. solicit yanr patronage. y,
A. Carey, Tel s572i 235-ef
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-24
WANTED.

wANTED-To rent, farm all stocked, with
the privilege Of buying at the end Of years. If
both parties are satisfied Address n A. T"
care Times. 29fss
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-24

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR FARM
House 81 seven rooms beside wood shed
and store room Good barn and lot
large enough to Mfford a garden. House is
lighted BY electricity and has bath, water
closet etc Painted new this season outside
and Is In nne repair throughout VIII sell on
easy terms with monthly payments. not
sold scon viii rent Properly Is located in
the northern part Of the city. about four min
utes' walk from Main street Enquire &C once
VT 2l4tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-24

+. L. Vosburgh, who has been gold
mining in Alaska the past five years,
is IN Vermont to remain until spring
and is now in Burlington. His home Is
in Fairbanks. where he was one of tho
first settlers IN what Il now city of
1900 inhabitants, and j. situated about
1867 miles from the seaooast About
Sll 100000 worth Of gold was taksn
from there last year. The place Is very
inaccessible and the cost Of living high
Wages are not so high just now as they
have been in former years but are still
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-24
AIR COMPRESSOR FOR SALE.

Ingersol, Belt Driven, 10 by 10. Ma
chine practically new Can be seen at
our plant and will sell at bargain.
c. Bianchi & Son.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-24

Cheap, for quick sale: l mirror, large
dining table, and sewing machine. a
Miles granite block.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-24

Seizures made during the last two
weeks by Deputy Collector Charles NJ.
Bailey Of the customs Office at Newport
have resulted in quite saving in reve-
nue. to the government. Being informed
that wool was being brought from Can
ada by them, without payment Of duty,
he took the trail Of the smugglers and
secured about twelve thousand pounds,
the value Of which Is ia the neighbor
hood Of $4,000 The seizures were made
along the line Of the Boston Il Maine
railroad, between Newport and st Johns
bury. These transactions dated hack a.
far as May Of this year TO ferret out
this wool. much Of which had passed
through the hands Of more than two
parties, required detective ability Of no
mean character.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-24

TO RENT-Tenement Sd floor corner Elm
street extension ana East street, four good
$500 Inquire at rooms and GurrrIer
block. i7Itf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-24
LOST AND FOUND.


FOURD--A small brown pocketbook con-
tanning bill and some change. Owner can have
same BY proving property aud paying for this
adv. at Times Office. 240tt
LOST An order book with cover. between
Pearl street and Elm via Summer street. Find
er leave at Times office, 23St3a
LOsT-A small black and white fox hound
with small scars an hind logs. Finder pleaas
notify John Fowler Plainhaid, Vt, 232t1is
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-24

FOR sALE--A pair Of mules, good workers
ana weigh 1900 w. w. BelviIe, Barre and
draniteyilie expreesman. 226Ef
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-24

FOR SALE One pair two horse eieds com.
pete with wood body, one driysng sleigh, one
pung sleigh. phir doube work harnesses and
pair driving harness, ST. Adams TWO horse
power and saw rig, all In good shape. N. 4.
Murray. Graniteviile. VT, 233tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-24

COAL FOR SALE--Lehieh coal for sale
Egg, stove and Nut, also free burning hard
coal, Acme steam coal for power and heating
T. g Getchell, office Maple Avenue. Barre
and ieS River street, Montpelier, Vt. telephone
4i5-l2. MontpeIier. 2zln
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-24

Lindsey Turner Of Chester had mar.
row escape from instant death Monday,
when, in moving a gun about in sleigh,
it was discharged, the contents hitting
Mr.. Turner In the left breast and inflict-
ing flesh wound, The charge passed
BY his head
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-24

TO RENT Hall suitable for private parties
or social en- tertainments with q fine piano
Inquire OF II. o. worthen, ~ Keith Ave. 205tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-24

John Chandler of Peacham got badly
hurt last week, while chopping in The
woods. A tree fell and lodged in another
tree and one end bit Mr.. Chandler on
the hip and branch bit his bead. No
bones were broken, but he viii be unable
to work for some time on account Of
the injury.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-24

TO RENT tenements No. % Branch sc one
down and one up stairs $1,000 and Sa00 In
qnire AZ n Branch st., or to 8. II. Forsyth. No
Brook ST as2tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-24

sAWDUSI AND sIgAYINGs kREE-Ede-
ings for si.2D solid cord ~ Orange Lumber
Co i plant, Orange. VI. 2s8tg
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-24
TO RENT.

10 RENT-Polishing MIN and stone shed.
". A Lane. as9ti2s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-24

Hiram Newton Turner, president and
general manager Of +, & T. Fairbanks
4 Co., scale manufacturers in ST. Johns.
hurry, was 10 years old Monday, and he
was reminded Of this anniversary hy the
employees Of the Fairbanks company. fl.
ing into his Office and presenting him
with 70 carnations.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-24

TO RENT-Newiy remodeIed four-room tano-
ment at 40 Park street. Arthur s. Martin. 4s
ark street a37tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-24

A PORTABLE SAW MILL FOR sALE~.Hor-
ixonfal boiler o. 10 horsepower, also an Araa
engIne Of forty horsepower, blower. planef,
hatcher, Lanes double edger, clipper, an III
good repair. iRqnlre Of q n Wood, Barre,
VI 1latl4
The Washington herald., 1909-01-23
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
Development Along Conservative Lines, but Tendency
Is Favorable in Most Industries.

New York, Jan % Dun < Co.'S weekly
review Of trade tomorrow VIII say:
Development in trade is along con-
sentative lines. Larger pay rods in man
ufacturing centers naturally nip retail
distribution. but this IS st -uch re-
stricted. though underlying rs are
firmly maintained because -educed
stocks in retailers hands. ..-I, reports
from statesmen now on the I0ad indicate
in some lines a continuation OF conserva-
tive buying which VIII tend TO strength
en- the situation when the return TO normal
conditions IS reached.
The prospect Of g change IN the Gus
toms revenue laws naturally curtails
operations IN a number OF important in
dustries and many enterprises that would
add materially 10 the volume Of business
are held in check until there IS definite
knowledge regarding the provisions OF
these laws. Print cloth lines at first
hands in New England continue active
and there is prospect Of steady employ
ment IN machinery in mems wear goods.
Quiet conditions stil prevail in iron
and steel and no transactions OF impor-
tance are noted. Fair orders are received
oy SOME OF tue sA4AlieI pidnlS, Out much
OF this BUSINESS is said 10 be obtained
through moderate concessions in prices.
In the home market heavy goods are
more active and prices are firm.
Commercial failures this week In the
United States are SIS against S05 last
week. So the preceding week. and 4l6
the corresponding week last year. Fail
ures in Canada number a, against "a
last week, . the preceding week. and -
last year"
The Washington herald., 1909-01-23

New York, Jan. 22.-Bradstreet's review
of the state OF trade tomorrow VIII say:
Trade IS expanding slowly but steadily.
wholesale and jobbing lines noting some
good orders for immediate delivery and
rather more confidence IN placing orders
for spring. Conservatism is. however,
noted in many sections and some markets
reach a feeling or disappointment at the
rate Of prOgress-msldng
Best reports come from the leading
dry goods centers OF the East. where de-
mand for cotton goods is improving, and
preparations for spring are evident In
improved demand West and South for
fertilizers, seeds, agricultural implements,
and kindred lines.
variable weather conditions stin affect
retail trade. and mild weather toward
the close Of the week Offsets to some ex-
tent the stimulus given by cut-price sales
at many centers-
Best reports as 10 retail trade come
from the North and West, where cut
rate sales are in evidence, while South
or raports are OF business dragging and
of slow collections
Reports from the winter wheat crop
are Of moisture, but OF gradual disap-
pearance OF the snow covering COmmod-
lily prices. particularly Of the leading
cereals and OF cotton. show strength.
partly due 10 restricted movement, but
also to bullish movements by large mar
ket operators
In the leading industries the tendency
Is still toward gradual resumption. but
in few cases is the output up TO a good
normal
The Washington herald., 1909-01-23
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Jan Z-Wheat Was dull coru frn
cats. quiet: rye steady. and -four. active.
WHEAT-Spot contract L07lsaLo7-s; sDot No.
red Western. LG7EsLGs; January. LGtsaL0-s +:
February. l0sE: Msrch. Lee asked: Nfay. lex :
steamer. No 2 nd Le4isalosss receipts. 2Ia
bushels: Southern on grade Lei&aI.07H
CORN-Spot contract. 66saas5z: January. sssa
esS; February. 66i5ses%: March s6sass7s NAY.
G&ass; steamer mixed. c4izsss% receipts $50
bushels; Exports ss1 bushels: Southern white corn
65za6SA: Southern fellow corn. 6iKassG
0ATS-Stock IL elevators. $50 bushels; ship
meuts from elevators 5.5s5 Bushels White. No.
5SisaS; do, No :. Sias5: do, No & Sas5y .
mixed No. ?. 5sa5z1z mixed. Nc. ;. Sassis.
RTE-Stock il elevators 1851 bushels. ship
nerts frum eleTatoTs. 9 b1shelS No. ? Western
rye, sis: No !. Western rye uptown delivery. So
bag lots. to quality and condition. 75asl
FLOUR-Winter extra. 3soas-l0; winter clear. / "a
40; winter straight 4soai.e5; winter ratsnf ga
So5; s5rng clear. A2a4sS; spring straight 4aas Is
sTrng patent 5sa5s5: City Mills best patent as
City Nils high-grsde patent. SIS; City Mills
aighGTzde straight. 565s City Mills choice family
Ls5; CITY Nils extra. S75s3o Rye -four. medium
10 choice. A2aAA Com meal. per 100 pounds,
L7eal4
The Washington herald., 1909-01-23
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Washington Gas had a rise OF virtually
half a point on the Washington Stock
Exchange yesterday. and sold 100 shares
at % l.. one sale was made the previ-
Gus day az 20 Il. but the prevailing price
then was 90 More OF the stock would
have been taken at the bid price yes
terday. but the 100 shares exhausted the
amount for the price
At the beginning Of the session the cal!
for bonds was resumed, and some little
trading recorded The prices for Gas
certificates. Traction -, and Railway Is
remained firm and unchanged.
Washington Railway and Electric com
mon sold at a - which IS new high
territory on the present upward move
ment. The urgent demand for this stock
IS alone responsible for the rise. one
broker taking nearly all OF Il that is for
sale. On the present buying movement
the stock has gone Up gradually from
so a share.
Mergenthaler was q little higher yes
terday on sales OF a limited number Of
small lots. The last sale OF one share
was al 9e
After call the sale OF 100 shares OF
LanstOn was effected al Z IL.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-23
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.


tEricfs TEoteQ- are ThOteSEle.a
BCTTER-Creamery. fancy Sszz54: Western f-seH
?: seOnds. 26azs process ancy. DGSse; fair "a
good. Zasi: dairy. choice. BalS; GOD. Is: store
PACED. fresh. IS
CHEESE-NcE ToTk State fancy. I1rze. ~, do,
zna1. IS
EGGS-Nsar-by. fancy. Virginia. loss OF. z
Wezt Virginia and Southwest Virginia, 2: Tsaass
see =. North Carolina. s
LIVE POULTRY Chickens. l5aI7, hens z
rucSters 6: ducks. large. l2si4; do. snail nsiI;
geese. 7as; Do. fsncy- lozl2; TURKEYS. tons. Z
do. hens. =: turkeyS thin. Z: keats I6sI2
DRESSED POULTRY-Turksys. Isaz; thin. Izszs
- chickeus. Is; Sens, ch0ice. g. ROSTERS. sas;
ducs- lsal5; seeSe nsl2; eaPons. pounds svs-zsz
pound. .; snail. IS
DRESSED MEATs-c.lTes. fun dressed. ualz;
do. heads o. llaI2: hog dress calves 10 hans
eo-ntry. sugar cured. Esli: hos. snail and Feat.
~ ext. -: do. meu-um. 7Ooa7-50: do. heavy,
600a7o
GAME-Rabbits. pr dozen. 200s1so; kits. kin,
quail fancy. 21a3-15; znsu 20oz2-5o; squirrels
each 6as. opCSsGnS each, 2asG
VEGETABLES Po;stS5z. homegrown. III bushsl
sac per bbl-. LT5a20o; Eastern shore. ps- Dbl
L75s2oo: sweet potatoes. PEI Dbl. LZ5a1 90; ys7-s
Der b5L. o0aL5; carrots. Der bb. L25aISe; c1cun-
bers. per bzSket. L0eal-0: cucumber 1icklss us-
bassst 75sL5, czbbags. Der b6l., Looal 50; emil
Ss55: lima beans. PEI a.. 7al0; ouions PEI b1Sasl
eoa7s. Maryland and Virginia. per bbL sal g.
Ohio. per b6 LSaaIs5; pumpkins. per bbl-. sJz7s;
squash pr Dbl. T5sl-ZS-
GREEN FRUTTS-Orznges. psr ho1- zsazoo:
Tspc fruit Usr box. 3eoasoe: apples. King psr
o., 2ea35; York imperial. packed. 4 szs .
Ben DAVIS rScked. 55aLS. Vine SAP uackea
3-5a450. AIbenzrie Piupin s0ls5o0; god =
prime. 200s300: poo- 20 fair. LSa2so. open-heaa
barrels crznmon 70 god lOozI 90: fs7cT tsbss
frat 25las5l c-znberries. Cape Cod. per bbl
I.eessSo do. per standard crate. 20IA225: ptne-
apples. Florida TT crate. &0Ss4W
DRIED FRUITS-ApPles. sliced. fancy 4; do
sliced. bright 81; cherries. p: bacAbeTries. 4;
ShoFtlebeTries. 10: raspbeuies. -
GRAMMAR. southern. on grade gals; re
T5aS9s CON- Seiied. white. 6sa7Zi do. yellow san
uew. ear, 37saAs9. cats. Western white, No 2
$3.50. Do. mixed sass
HAY AND STRAW-Hay. Western. No. l. B5oa
HOO No. 2 l20al2Sl: mixed. ILSoal2eo. Strsz
re bundle Il eoal4 80; re machine thrzshed l0oe.
I050. wheat. GocassD: cat straw per ton. s9oas %
The Washington herald., 1909-01-23
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Jan 22-SUGAR-Tbs market for r.
fined sugar vas quiet and unchanged RsEs were
firmly held on the basis Of 2G for centrifugal
basis IS tlst. ard It was rumG-ed that some bslSi-
ness Ia been closed on that basis. AuscovsdO.
50 test. was quoted az BIZ and molasSes sugar @
test, ~ The London market for beet sugar was
Nc figner al around. with January and Feb
r,aF5 quoted at los Sd and Msy at Ios I'D
NAFAL STORES-A quiet but steady market FOR
sp'rits turpentine vas quoted at New York. with
machine made barrels quoted at ga. loss q Il.
While az Savannah the undsrtone vas steady with
being quoted al So for common 10 good strained
Tar vas quiet steady. and unchanged. with OIL bar
Tels quOted az 500
MILL FEED-Fim; snail offerings Spring Or T.
n Ntlb sacks, to arrive, SEQ Standard Mills
Do; city bran. a9. n bulk; Western red dog
$780, to arrive: winter wheat bran il l00-lb sacks
an
OATs-Trade dun. No. 2 white. ssas-. No. ;.
white. STAG; No. white 54iza55is No. 2 mixed.
81; natural and clipped. white, on track. sSas2
FL0UR-Stesdy; moderate dealings Spring
patents S6oa5Se; xDEing clears. A2sai0; winter
strsishts. A75aa s.: clears A2a&5o; Kansas clears
IN sacAs. 4soa5.lo; Kansas clears, %ZssAa
RYE FJ0UR-Moderate inquiry. Quoted. aoea4 q
CORN MEAL-Steady. kin dried Tor export, SIS;
BUCKwHEAT FLOUR-Stesdy; trade IS dull
Quoted 80
HAY-Receipts. so tons Firm: moderate bust
nesS. Prime timolAy. Gl4aos No. 7. s.; No. 2
75as0: No ; 20
STRAW-RecsiDts % tons Strong. snail supply
Long rye Li5aLnA.
BEEF-stsady; moderate inquiry Family. $3.50
AlS5o; packet, H5oal5.0o
PoRK-strong; supply light Ness. 67ssl7S;
family Is 00alS0o
TALL0w-Unchanged small demand Cts. in
ho<sheads G
LARD-Inactive. Prime Western. 100; city. sc +:
refined continent. nI5; South American. la5; re-
fined Brazilian kegs 12s5: oleostea7ine steady 10:
lard stesrine, II: Chicago. Il
BUTTER-Recs.Dts. ASH packages. Moderate de-
mand-CrezmerJ extra. 2; frSts, Easl; State dairy
this. poor % firm. LAX.
EGGS-Receipts. SOS eases Firm Nearby
white fsncy. s.; do, nixed. fancy, 32zxi fresh
ersts ~ do. seconds, szzA
The Washington herald., 1909-01-23
NEW YORK MONEY.

New YORK. Jan Z-Money Of can at the stock
exchange today opened a. "A Der cent hisbeSt 2
lowest. IA, closing. - Mos Of the days loans
were al IA peT cent.
To-day's low rate was TIE lowest in se7erzI weeks
Or since December last, when loans were made AZ
l Dsr cent
llue money Uas quiet and easy. Brokers Offend
funds Elth freedom and a fair business Was done
although demand Eas moderate and Scne-auT for
corcesslons which banks were unwilling % i've.
Rates oUtJ DAYS ~ per ont ninety days. pa
- I'VE months. 17.aS; I've and SIX months 3a5l.
Mercantile paper cane into the market in rno5e--
ate volume. and net with good densnd Rates.
s'zai per cent f0r sixty and ninety DAYS inda-sed
bills receivable, S7ssiis fr Chcice four sDd Siv
months. single names. 4i5a5 for others.
Sterling was hrIn to-day demand bills advsncs-r
Is points. 70 4z6 Rates fo- actual Es7sir.-ss
closed: Sixty DAYS ! s57as4 sos demand 4 -
iSSo; cables. Es7l5af SIS. Commercial his 80
4Si5 for ninety days and ss4si s4ls for sixty davs
Flour bills we're ASH for sixty days The ssgsF1v
Of gam and cotton bills was moderate
The Washington herald., 1909-01-23
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished By ". B. Hibbs & Co. mem
bers Of the New YORK Cotton Exchange. Hihbs
Building - Fifteenth street northwest
New York. Jan Cotton opened steady rs
points lower. in response % lower cables and
realizing strength Of the censIs reryrt tomorrow
and buying orders around the ing checked opera
tons for short account with the result that prices
soon rallied and during the middle Of the morning
ruled about unchanged to ) points higher. Reports
Of better spot demand aided the improvement.
The market ruled frn most Of the DAY. ciosinE
unchanged 70 points higher.
Receipts q cotton 81 the ports were & 90 bales
against Ss.75 last week and $ 81 las, year: for
the week. 900 bales against 20 100 last vees
and 1278i last year Receipts AZ New Orleans
were $50 bales. against s.0se last year, and a,
Houston 81 bales ac1irSt s OF last war
The Washington herald., 1909-01-23

Baltimore Jan E-Quotatioas ss established bv
tie Baltimore Fruit and Produce Association are
for wholesale lots.
BUTTER-Creamery, fancy, per p, ssassH: int,
t2ticn, 1a24; Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls "a
q; stOre-packed. Ohio Iszls: do West Virginia asd
Pennsylvania dairy prints lsaIs
EGGs-AiarylsDd. Pennsylvania. and nearby fl stS
2; Eastern Shore. Maryland and Virginia q.
Western frsts. 9: West Virginia. g
LIVE POULTRY-Sprng chickens. per b., i4sl5:
hens. heavyweight. per IL, lZi9; ducks pr b.
lZalS; do, white Pekins, per 10. I3als: geese per
ib, sal3: pigeons. young pair, i5sSs; d. old pair
IS; guinea fowl. old. each. .; do. Young. ~ lbs
and over. each. 50: turkeys. young hens, per ID.
lsG20: yCgng gobblcrs. per h. Is. do, sr=an and
thin. per IL. Lal2; old toms. peT h. Is
DRESSED POULTRY-TuTkeys eh5ice fat
yo5lng hens. peT b. %; mixed young and ord
LAS; old toms. lsal5; poor ard thin J2aI3 Chick
ens. straight young. per H.. lsaI5: rlixed. voupe
and old Eal4 Ducks choice fat per ID IsaIs
Geese. nearby. choice. pr 70. DsZ Capons
: lbs. and over. per %. Bah; small azG mixed
l5al7; slips. per D.. IsalA
The Washington herald., 1909-01-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. Jan 2-CATTLE-R Receipts. I SO head
Steers. 4s.A65o; balls. 27ia4se; oSEs. zl5a4 3;
dressed besf sloE at ezle
CALvES-Recsipts, so head. vesIs sOspn.
caIls. 40oaS00: dressed calves slow: e5+v dr.sss5
veals. sal5 per pound; country dressed 7sE
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recsipts. rse had
sheep. 251azT5; EetheTs SIS; c1lis, Zos3T5. lsrhS
650a7-sS; czls. 500
HoGs-ReHipts, $50 hss6; feeling essior.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-23
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS OF THa
District q Columbia Washington. D. c. January
a. IS9-Sesled proposals WI Be received az this
Office until z O'Clock. noon. WEDNESDAY Feb
Tuzry TO- 1909 for rebuilding one second size Clapp
and Jones engine for the Fire Department, D. G.
Blank forms q proposal and al Necessary infoyna-
ficu nav be obtained A. the once q the Property
Clerk. D. c. District Binding Washington. d. c.
HENRY r F. MCFARLAND HENRY L
WEST. SPENCER COSBY. Commissioner. D. G,
The Washington herald., 1909-01-23
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotzti0ns furnished by ". B. Hibbs & Co. Mem
bsTs q the Chicago Beard Of Trade, Hibbs Build
ms - Fifteenth street northwest
Chicago. Jan. z--Large shipments during the
week from Argentina and Australia created bearish
sentiment IN the wheat market to-day. bit prizes
showed only slight declines Trading vas re
striCted ard usTToW. though everybody was afraid
70 bur OF sell
Com followed the course o. wheat
Oats were firm ard active. receiving the bulk q
trading in the grain pits fox the day.
Provisions vero dull and weak