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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-05-27
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-05-27
From Bristol Democrat.


M. Meuer and family spent Sunday at
Webster.
Charley Knott was county seat Wis.
itor Wednesday.
Sig. Egeland, from Webster, was a
Bristol visitor Monday.
Attorney Woodwork was here from
Webster one day last week while on
his way to Clark on legal business
A large party of Bristolites expect to
go to Enemy Swim lake Saturday and
give the tinny. tribe touch of the siren.
uous life.
l.. H. Woodwork. Q. A. Wells and
@. d Peterson were in Bristol few
hours Tuesday night while on their way
to Webster. They had been attending
court at Clark.
Granville Jones, editor of the Dakota
Democrat, will deliver the Memorial
Day address at Waubay. The citizens
Of that town are to be congratulated
upon having secured him.
DR.. Jones and L. Tolvstad, of Groton,
had an exciting experience here Friday
night which both will remember for
some time to come. The gentlemen
passed through Bristol about nine o'clock
with big Franklin touring car which
the doctor had purchased at Milbank.
Neither of them were very well
acquainted with the roads in this local
ity, aud just west of town they started
TO cross the track instead of remaining
on the regular Andover road south OF
the track. When nearly to the top OF
ascent near the crossing the machine
ran off the grade on the south side, and
after rolling completely over landed in
the mud and water at the bottom of the
ditch. The machine went off the grade
at the very highest point, and after roll
ing completely over landed right side uI
at the bottom. Neither of the gentle.
men received the slightest injury, and
the car escaped with few scratches
and some slight damage to the steering
apparatus. A team was secured, and
che car was pulled out of the ditch, an6
in few minutes after the accident they
were again on their way.
Monday evening cyclone got busy
in the hills aud valleys south and west
OF Bristol and considerable damage wa,
done to barns and small buildings The
storm came from the northeast. anC
after gyrating around the Day county
prairies it disappeared in the southwest
Ole Tinquist. who resides 6 miles soutf
OF Bristol, was the heaviest loser. Al
his place the cyclone must have STRUCK
with full rover. His large barn, 30x6(
feet in size, was literally torn 70 pieces
and all the small buildings about tn.
farm were destroyed. His loss il
reported to be nearly 81 0o0 The Nor
wegain Lutheran church, in Vale,
township, was carried about rod from
its foundation, but the building wal
not injured TO any extent. AT the Johr
Hassinper farm tine cyclone twisted the
windmill tower off at the ground, moved
his barn from Its foundation, and demol
ished his smokehouse. MIR Hassingel
said he had six choice hams in th,
suokehouse and they have disappeared
probably headed for Codington county
r. w. Harms reports that the storm
performed . queer stunt at his place I
4 tore the cart sice-the side opposit,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-05-27
rom which the storm approached

from which the storm approached
from his barn, but the building was not
otherwise damaged His smokehouse
was destroyed and the other buildings
about the place were damaged slightly.
Albert Friedman's barn was badly torn
up, and the damage done at his place
will amount to two or three hundre d
dollars To judge from the damage
done his barn and small buildings the
storm must have struck his place with
full force. A surrey which was in the
barn was also badly wrecked. Chas.
Duell is mourning oye- the remains OF
a corncrib, which was reduced to pile
of debris in the general confusion.
Many other farmers report losses, and
the damage done will amount to several
thousand dollars.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-05-27

contractors arm now employing owe r
400 men aud the government about 80
more
A county seat war whic1 promi sed 70
become historic was en- ded last week in
Perkins county when the Bison county
seat club passed the following resolu-
ton, Resolved, that if the Lennon
commercial club is willing to drop the
present contest it will do considerable
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-05-27
Notice of Application for Probate of
Will.
May - Wa
State of South Dakota,
County of Day.

In the matter of the estate of Mary
Notice OF time appointed for proving
will, etc. -.
The State of South Dakota sends greet
ingto Ioseph McKibben, Henry MCkib-
ben, lane Nichols, Anne NJ. Knapp and
Addie \. Emerson, heirs next OF kin OF
Mary MCRibben, deceased.
Pursuant to an order of said court, made
on the 18th day of May, a. ID. 1909, notice is
hereby given, that Friday, the 18th day OF
Nav *. ID. 1909, at ten o'clock a.. M, OF said
day, at the court room of said court, at
Webster, in the County of Day. South
Dakota, have been appointed as the time
and place for proving the will of said
Mary McKibben, deceased, and for hear
ing the application of Julia NJ. Nichols for
the issuance to her of Letters Testament,
airy when and where any person interested
may appear and contest the same.
Witness the Hon. Sherman N; Duggan,
Judge of the county court, and the seal OF
said court this 18th day of May, A, D. 1909,
at his office in the City of Webster county
of Day, State of South Dakota.
Bert E. Johnson,
CSeal.) Clerk.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-24
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore, Jan. z.-Quotations as established by
for wholesale lots
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy. per ID. 1sS5lz: fni-
tation. Ea2l: MARYLAND and Pennsylvania rolls. lsa
%: stOrepacked. Ohio IsaI9: DO. West Virginia and
Pennsylvania dairy prints. Isala
EGGS-Maryland. Pennsylvania, and nearby frsts.
S; Eastern Shore. Maryland. and Virginia. IS:
Western f1sts 3; West Virginia. 3
LIVE P0ULTRY-Spring chickens. per n Ilal5:
hens. heaTy-Esigbt. pr lb. l2is; ducks, Der ID.
l2al3; do white Pekins per 10. l3ali: geese. Der
To- SAILS; pigeons young. pair, l5a2o; do, old pair
y; guinea fowl, old each, .: 90. young II Ibs
and oVer, each. %; turkeys. yoUng hens. per ID
lsa20; young gobhlers. per b., Is do, snail and
thin TFT d.. llaI2: old toms. pr H. 1salT
DRESSED POCLTRY-Tukeys. choice fat
young hens per h %: mixed. young and old.
lsal9; old tons Iszl5; poor and thin. I2al3 Chick
ems straight. young per b. 1sal5; mixed. young
and cid, EaI4. Ducks, choice, fat. per ID Isais
Geese. nearby. choice. per b. l0al2 Cspons.
lbs and over. per ID. l9ae; snail and mixed.
l5al7. slips. per h.. IsGi4
GAEfE-DCcks. naliar5. per pair keaEy-xeieht
LeoaI 10; do. bsckheads peT pair. heavyweight Sa
50; do, redheads per pair. Chesapeake. Local 20;
do. canEasbacz. Der pair, Chesapeake. 20oaz 80 +;
whole deer. Der h.. i5aie.
POTATOES White. nssr-hy. prime. peg bushel
TSas0; Co, Western Maryland and Peu1sylTani2
prime. Der bushei. sas5: do. New To-k. prime. per
bushel. soasS; do, Western, prime. Per bushel soa
$: sweets, Eas'e=n Shore ye!loSss per earel, liza
The Washington herald., 1909-01-24
such Ia FANG.
Bohemian Magazine

From the bohemian Magazine.
Before engaging our carriage for a
drive IN Richmond We especially en-
phasized our desire for a well-informed
driver, as We were strangers in the city
We soon discovered the utter ignorance
Of the one assigned Us, but the climax.
came at the entrance TO Hollywood Gene
tery.
You Of course know where the graves
Of the Presidents are and viii drive d.
reCtIy to them?" I mildly suggested
Presidents" he echoed. What Presi-
dents? didn't know were buried
ere"
Testify reminded to learn at once, he
stopped a man driving or load Of dirt
The Presidents" he smilingly an
swered. Sure. Monroe lies il that di-
rection. Tyler to the left. Jefferson Davis
on the right-Land corner. and H. the
president Of the cigarette factory
But we hastily drove on.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-24
NEW YORK MONEY.

New YORK. Jan Z--AToney on cal was no1sinaIiy
u Der cent to-day During the week TIE cal
Hi2rsst was vey easy. rates fuctuasinz within a
narrow ra1se. per CENT beng the highest rate "a
lowest, and "a average. The tine morey market
vas almost stagnaut during the week. beng marked
hy Increasing ease. Demand was chiefly for longer
-naiurities and vas not broad in Character Rates.
siTry days II Der cent. ninety dzyz Zssazsi. four
months. -: i've and six months 5a5s
Mercantile paper was unchanged and demand con
tinued better than the supply This vas especially
tue IN relation % the higher grades q paner the
only variety which found ready market Rats
s'zas Qe- cent for sixty and ninety DAYS indcrsed
bills TecelTabe; ssa4A per csut for coce four and
SIX months single names; siza5 per cent for othe-s
The steriIng market Was quiet today. Will rates
points higher During the first half q the week
the market Was quiet with little change in rates
but on THURSDAY there vas sharp decline followed
yesterday and to-day, however. hy q partial rsI1v
Rates for ar1ual business; Sixty DAYS s75as 80.
demand. 4-s75os4 SIS: cables. Es76als7s5.
Commercial bills were Ass5z for rinst7 dzvs and
4SlaAS S4lz for sixty days Flour blus were SCI
fCr sixty days
The Washington herald., 1909-01-24
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.

New York. Jan. 23-The statement Of
the clearing house banks for the week
follows:
Loans. s.. %. .045. 900. Increase S.ss5s00
Deposits, S1.417.776.208. increase Sss1s 500
Circulation. s4s. s.1is.00e. decrease Ss2I 100.
Legal tenders, sS1.s7s. 400, decrease 81
s79.100.
Specie, SSo2.s 100. increase g. .57. 500
Reserve. sSS4. s.. so. increase IS Us. s0o.
Reserve required, So, ~, go, increase
s. go 025.
Surplus. 81, ,sSL450 increase s4,ze9.Z75.
Ex-United States deposits, Ssl, ,sp. .25. in
crease "a, ,432 SEQ
The percentage Of actual reserve OF
the clearing house banks to-day was 2 %
The statement Of banks and trust com
panies OF Greater New York not report
ing 10 the clearing house shows that
these institutions have aggregate de-
posits OF S1-175, $50 500; total cash on hand.
slls-sS2. .40e. and loans amounting to 81
0s2-s90902.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-24
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. ian Z--Whest WAS steady. corn hrm.
cats duh. Tye QUiet and -four lower % decreased
demand
WHEAT-Spot contract. L071zsl.5g+s; spot No. ?
red Western. Lg734aL077s; January. L07izal.07ss :
February. loSaLoslt; March. L0s ssked: Nay Los.
bid; steamer No. , red L9fital0fH. Receipts. 100
bushels; southern on grade. Lo4&aLGE
CORN-Spot contract. 66lt s66zs: March 5s1zassZ
MAY. s7iza57st steamer mixed. 5fisasf7s- Receipts
S4.lS5 bushels; exports. .Es blsheis-
OATS-SJock in elevators ls7. As bushels: ship
mcutS from elevators. Ao69 bushels. White. No
2 s5isa56: do. No 8 5ia55: do Nc I. 55asgs
mixed No ? 5ia54iz: mixed. No. ;. 53a53z
RYE-Stock in elevators. i25I bushels; ship
meuts from elevators, 2057 bushels No Western
re, S2sslz: No I Western ne uptown deiivsry
50. bag lots. as 20 quality and condition 75as1.
FLOCR-Winter extra. 3sca4.lo; winter clear. 30
40; winter straigbt i5a4.65: winter patent 4sza
505: spring clear s25ai 30 spring straight 4sa5 I5
spring patent 5soa5s5: CITY Mills best pRteut Is:
Ctr Mills hiEh-gTadc patent. SIS; City Mills
bigh-gIade straight. 5S; City Mills choice family
l75; City Mills extra, 3T5as9o Rye hoEr medium
TO choice. 4-Z5al-50 Corn meal. pcr 100 pound
L7oals0.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-24

Is; do, Anne Arundel yeilows. Der barrel. "a
20: do. fancy DeaUure- per bsTTci. 2Sa2IS
GREEN FRUITS AND YEGETABLES-Applss
Weste-n Maryland and Pennsylvania. bel., packed
255a400; do. New 9O-k. asserted. Per bol-. 2ol45l
Bee;s. new. Florida. pr bunch. 2aS. Csboass, New
York STATE per tor - 0oa3s %. do. new. FLORIDA
per cate. ZGs25 CELERY CaiIfOTuia- per cate, f5ia
SEQ: do. homegrown. peT bunch. 5ss- C-a1oeTries
Cane Cod. per bbl IA0caI5O9, Per box. 35las-oo
Cucunbers. Florida. pe- basket. 3.eoai-0o- EEg-
plants Florida QeT cate. 5oai0. Grape fruit
Florida per box, L75a25l ksle native. Der
hushei box 6z2S Lettuce, Florida ~ basket
fOoafS Onions, New York AID Western. p5r
bus T5as5- O-anees. Florida per boz. 70 size
.5a25 Pumpkins. native Der 100. L5oa25o. STil-
ach, native. Or bushel box. 5aSS. strswhe-r1es.
FLORIDA. Der quart 3aSl Green beans. Florida
uer basket 25a200. Wax beans. Florida. pr
basket, 2Oo125. Tomatoes. Florida, per carrier,
200a3m TIruipS. native. per bus. Is
The Washington herald., 1909-01-24
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Phcss 7uotsd are rholsssls.i


BUTTER-CrsameTys fancy. sSisas4; Western hrsss
?: seconds. 2sa27 process, fancy, za251.: fair to
coed zsa5s: dairy. choics. Isals; good, Is: store
packed fresh Is
CHEEsE-New YORK State fancy. large. I7s; do.
snail. Is
EGGs-Near,by. fancy. Virginia. loss OF. H:
West Virginia and Southwest Virginia. 2 Teunes-
see. Is: North Carolina, IS
LIVE POULTRY -Chickeus. 15aI7; hens. p.
rosters 5: ducks lsrge. i2al4; do. snail Hall:
geese 7a9. do, fancy, Dsl21 turkeys. TONS, L;
do. hers. 1s; tgTkeys. thin T.; keats. I0aI2
DRESSED POULTRT-Turkeys IsaZ; thin. Izlls
a: chickens. l6; hens. eaoiee, Is; ROSTERS sac;
ducks fsi5; geese, lab; eaponS 7-pounds average.
pound %: snail. g
DRESSED MEATS-CslTes. full dressed, I1alz;
do heads Of uaI2; hog dress calveS-I0: hams
coursrv. su-ar cured. I2sI4; hogs. small and neat
PER cEt-, 20; DO. ueulu1n, 7eoa7-5o; do. heavy.
60oaT0o
GAME-Rabbits. per dozen. 2Oaa2so: kits. 75al.oo;
quail fancy 300a3.5; snail. 20c2250; squirrels
each eas; opossIms- each. 2asa
VEGETzBLES-P0fs-c homegrown. per busbsJ
sac: per bbl L75s2oo; Eastern Shore. per b5l.
L7sa2o9; sweet potatoes. Ter hbl-. L25aI50; yarns
per bbL LGaL5. carTots PER bbl, l25ai-50; cucun-
- Der basket. LooaL5os c'cuEabeT pickles Der
hasAct. 75al25: czb5age, per bol, LSsl-5ai esull
soa50: lima beans per Ct. 7sl0; onions per bushel
sa75: Maryland and Virginia. per bbl.. l40al.5o;
Ohio per bbL. LSiaLs5; pumpkins. psr Dbl. sOa75
squash. psr bbl.. 7sal&-
GREEN FRUITS-OTanges per boz. a5oazoo;
rapo fruit per box. 3ooas.ec: apples. KIng per
cbI; 3.o5as5o; YORK Imperial. packed. 4ooa4. 80
Ben Davis. packed. S-5oa425; Wine Sap. packed
75a450; Albcrnarie Pippin. 400a6e0: good 70
prime Zo0z30o: poor to fair L50a200; Open-head
barrels. cnmmoa 20 good. L00zL59; fancy table
fruit. 25h359s cTanbeuies. Cape Cod, per bbl,
: Gas 80: DO. Der standard crate. Z0oazZ5; pine
apples. Florida. Per crate 30oa400
DRIED FRUTTS-Ap7les. sliced. fancy, 4; do.
slicsd hrigh., IL; cherries Y: bsckbe-ries, 4:
whortlebsETics 10; raspberiss. Il
GRAIN-Wheat- southern On grade 9a10s: re
aew. ear. 37534@; oats. Western white, No. 2
1sae1; do mixed. 55s5s
Ray AND sTRAW-Hsy. Western. No I. lisa
100, No 2 IASal2se; mixed, uGoaIz0o. Straw
re- bundle, l0oal459; Eye machine thrRshed. I0Ds
i09: Eheat, G.0oas1s Ost strsE. per ton, seas 80
The Washington herald., 1909-01-24
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YORK. Jan E.-SJGAR-Lsts yesterday The
Feieral advsuced prces far a1ulated % poists. %
455 net. lsss 1er cent cast but Other reHne7s did
not lit p-ices TIE situation this morrins uzs As
it' closed last night With de-aa.d rnoSe-ste re
market f1T rE sCEar Wss frDer. with sales -
ported q C-ba ce1t-fsuEal. sf0et o. fo- r-urnpt
January shipment. az "a lass ss test: cost and
freight terms equal 70 as bass s6 test duty paid
CurTcnt duty-Iaid TTiCrs arc follows. Ceutrif1-
gal. 5 test 373: MusccTado. s. test 3Z3: molas-ss
slEar, g test. 2sS TIE Lon<o1 market fo- beet
sugar vas steady. with offerings light and rricss
unchanged January and February quoted Al rs Sd.
and May. los sd
NAVAL STORE-The market f'- s7s-its +rr-re--
tine was higaer. with the local market quiet. and
quoted az iszff'5 Wills II savannah the tuns was
frm. With slzfI5s quoted. Rosu he'd steady. ls1t
unchanged. a. s $ for oil harTsls. Tar vas c7iet
steady, AID unchanged. Wi,h oil barrels quoted at
SEC
MILL FEED-Fs1a: trade Is dun. sp-nr ban. in
l00pC-1nd sacs. q arriTe $50, standard milling.
$50; city bran. 2.so. n bulk. Western red doE.
5Loo. 70 arr.ge; winter wheat bran. in l1-p0Ind
sacks. $50
OATS-StezdY demand. No white. Sas7- No. 5
white. 55lzs56: No white. 81. No. . mixed 81:
natural and clipped white. on tracz 5s62
FLOUR limited desliuES sr-inZ rstsnts. 5sla
SO. sE-iaE cears. f-a5 .; winter straights asa
as. C.eaTs sz5ai-51; Ksrsas strasghts. II sacks
4-sa5Ie: Kansas clears. zEaA50
RYE FLOTR-Trade is Efsiess: 4noa4 81
CORN NEAIr-Sfeady: dcmard is inacri7e- kin
dried. for export, as; coarse meal. IN baSs Lal 3
BCCKWHEAT FLOUR - Steady; trade slow
quoted 25la2S &
HAY-Steady. moderate business Prime timothy
s7'ea9o. No. !. S.. No. 2 75sS0: Nc. = 20
STRAW Recsipts . tons; strong; snail stocks
Long rye. LI5sII-ia.
BEEF-S-eady: snail business Family. l60a
$50: racket. H.5oa150a
PORK-Frm: supply limited Ness. l67saE.5;
family. i5.zaI9o0
TALLOW-Feature,ess; snsu demand City. n
horsheads. G.
LARD-Featureless Prime Western. I1W: city
80; refined continent, lol5; South American, Is5:
refined Brazilian. KEGS l25; oeos,earine lgE: lard
stoaTine duh; New YORK, Il; Chicago, II.
BUTTER -RsceiPss. S.s52 paczages: iows- Cream
cry. extra. %; first Ea2s; State dairy tubs. poor
70 fair. GlaS5
EGGS-Receipts, 7s0s cases; frn- Nearby white.
fsncy. S: nized. Ea3. Grs,s. EagI. secgDds Nsgqls
The Washington herald., 1909-01-24
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY W p. Hibbs & Co. mem
bers q the New York Cotton ExcAauze. Hibss
Building * Fifteenth street northwest
New York. Jan Z5-The census report on c0ttun
Einned g January 3 was essentially tlllish ard
the market opened % points up and sold higher
May and later months made new high records On
the early trading Realizing Was heavy et The 81
vance. easing prizes % 70 points from the tor
but offerings were wen absorbed trade Interests
were buyers. and the market steady during the
middle of The morning. With prices 10 points net
higher. The close vas lower. with the tone of the
market fTTu-
Estimated receipts az the ports were 3 0oo hales
against g o9a bales last week and . - bales last
year For the week 20 oe bales against ~ - hale
last week ard - cI bales last year. Ressipss az
last year and al Houston. 5 sss bales against EOs
hzfes fa=t resr
The Washington herald., 1909-01-24
MARKET IRREGULAR
Early Strength Followed by
Signs of Weakness.
TRACTION ISSUES ARE FIRM
Rumors Revived of Merger OF Chief
Fertilizer Companies - Liquidation
Sets in During Afternoon and Car
ries Prices DOvvn-SIight Recovery
Sets in Toward the Close.

New York. jan 2-Prices Of stocks
moved to-day in a highly irregular way.
They were generally strong at first under
the leadership OF a brisk rise in the
American Cotton OIL common and all the
so-called fertilizer shares. which was at
tended with the same rumOrs regarding q
consolidation Of the chief fertilizer manu-
featuring companies as those which have
been long heard in the financial district.
II Is still understood, however. that
there is no intention Of placing the Amer
ican Cotton OH Company in the proposed
new fertilizer combination. and the
strong probability Is that the company's
stock has advanced for the reason con-
nected, or thought 10 be connected, with
the prosperity OF its own business
In a short time after the opening the
general market displayed signs OF weak
ness; and although no great declines
were shown, a liquidating tendency set
in which carried prices as a whole below
those recorded at the close Of business
yesterday. From this level a recovery &C
CURED before the end Of the stock ex-
change session. which left final advances
and declines about equally scattered.
Traction Issues a Feature.
The feature Of the market toward the
close was a decided advance IN the Inter
borough Metropolitan bonds and in all
the local traction issues. An explanation
- commonly offered for the heaviness Of
the market in the second hour was the
cabled report that the English aIlotments
10 the new Russian loan were selling in
London at 4 discount slightly larger than
that quoted on Friday.
The weekly bank statement was re
garded as important in its actual and
active figures The results. according 10
both methods OF compilation. were nearly
the same. increases respectively Of s. 90
900. and S5.5O,oo0. being shown In the
surplus reserve The supply Of bank cash
again heavily increased in both returns.
and the only surprising feature Of the
exhibit in any direction was a decrease
II bank loans. although IL had been sup
posed that the trust companies had, for
reasons that are matters Of common
knowledge, temporarily transferred many
Of their loans 10 bank ledgers- The local
State banks and trust companies them
selves exhibited an increase in loans for
the week OF S.. 500 90.
Speculation Has Halted
Speculative trading in the security
market has, remained almost at a dead
center through the present week. af-
though in the latter portion Of the six
day period the underlying tendency Of the
market 10 advance was somewhat more
definitely exhibited than il was previously.
The week has also been pretty nearly
dev0id Of important financial or business
incidents A slow decline has been noticed
in the price OF copper metal Although
better business Is reported in certain lines
OF the iron and steel trade. other lines
are still dun. The plainest sign OF the
safety and sOUndness OF present condi-
tiOns continues 10 be the strength Of the
market for bonds.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-24
NON.MEDICAL HEALING.

THE WASHINGTON CsSONsiEDICALl RENE
DIAL and HYGIENE INSTITUTE and SANA-
TORIUM fer the CURE Of LOC0MOTOR-ATAXIA.
RHEUMATISM PARALYSIS. BRIGHT'S DIS
EASE. and kindred lNCTR4BLE (so-calledl AL
NENTS- DESPERATE CASES SOLICITED
CONSULTATION FREE. Lady Assistant PROP.
T. y. D PARKER. Once 1a2 Ninth 81.
Phone N. sIlZ HOrs o to 5; Sunday, 70 70 I. and
BY appointment Consultation sad treatment at
residence Ehe1 Necessary. Izz-0
The Washington herald., 1909-01-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New YORK. Jan 3-eATTLE- Receipts, 80 head:
nozainaIIy weak. Dressed beef dull.
CALVES-ReceiDts. 20 head; feeling weak: dressed
calves dull. City dressed Eeals. sal5: country
dressed. TlzaIssk
SHEEP AND LAslBs-Receipts. S5s head; sheep
steady; lambs Fery dull Sheep. 275s5e9; lambs
65oa7s8
HOGS-Rcceipts. 500 head; feeling steady.
thicaEo jan ls.-CATTLE- -Receipts, 80 head :
nsrket unchanged
HOGs-RaceipsS, l4ooo head: market 5aloc lover.
Light SD rozghs, 57ss5ss; heavy. 5sOzss5; mixed.
s.o5as.ss; pigs s50as5
sHEEP-Recsipts. Loo head; market unchanged.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-24
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

cATTLE-Ertra, pa -xt. 6zaGU: buseasz. "a
500; Common. 20oa3e8
HoGs-PE cwt. g-oss. saoas2si o-asnsry. Vs
cEt-. 60oz59
LAAiBS-Choice :; medium. saslz.
SHEEP-PrIne, A0as.55: eonnon, 3eos22
CALFES-Prne. per H.. 3; medium ssss
g-ES,
C0WS-Prins. fresh. each, sSeea4soo. common
zzooz5a.oes cid s1d dry. looal5oa
The Washington herald., 1909-01-24
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uloyes busy during the sunnez months We quota:
Pants sponged pressed lse Skirts pressed-c 70 50
suits sponSed pressed s Ladies suits ITsd 50 % Is
r. T. GREEN CO., as 70 SIS Isth -
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