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The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-10-28
Pc1lagra.

Very much has been written on this
subject during the last few months.
since the fact that n number of cases
have been reported in the Southern
States.
Pellagra is an old disease. and oc-
ours extensively in the northern parts
of Italy, where it has been called AL
pine scurvy, or Italian leprosy. The
trouble begins with indefinite diges-
tive disturbances with insomnia, but
as il progresses there appears an
eruption of the skin, followed by su-
peration and the formation of dark
crusts. The mental depression is
profound. 1t is claimed to be caused
from eating bread made Of moldy or
smutty corn. Reports are made that
this disease has been known in the
South for the past thirty years, but
the physicians have diagnosed the
disease under various names. With
the numerous reports sent out by the
press of the gravity of this dreaded
disease. a complaint followed from
the operators of grist mills of the
falling off of their trade for corn
meal. While it is Il much dreaded
disease, there are no reasons for be-
coming unduly alarmed. for if users
of corn meal exercise care in purchas-
ing meal from reliable mills there is
no danger whatever of contracting
this diseasc.-Southern Fruit Grower.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-10-28
President Like a Boy Out of School.

Gregory, Tex, Special.-Presiden.
Taft began his three days of doing as
he pleased on his brothers. ranch
Tuesday by playing 18 holes of golf
in the morning over a muddy course
and by "just loafing" through the
long afternoon and evening. Mr..
Taft 'waT as happy as boy out of
school. The idea of eating a dinner
without having to speak for it. and
of going the livelong day without hay
ing to make speech appealed - him
strongly and he declared he wished
his vacation could last a week and
three days.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-10-28
Seven Killed in Boiler Explosion.

Ell Dorado, Ark, Special-Seven
employees were killed and three other
persons were severely injured when
a boiler of the plant Of the Griffin
Saw Mill Company near Ell Dorado
exploded late Monday.
The steam register, it is said, fail
ed to indicate the overpressure, the
explosion, which could be heard fos
several miles, following, wrecking O
large section of the plant.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-10-28

inc BURIAL CaSSeS Men Say Cost Pace
With Increased Cos OF Living.

Cincinnati, Ohio.-The burial cas-
ket manufacturers and jobbers, in
convention here, are dissatisfied be-
cause the cost of dying has not kept
pace with the increased cost of living
They deprecate cut-rate funerals, and
are proposing to establish uniform
prices for the retail trade in coffins.
I'VE coffin makers want the under
takers to help us out more than they
do" said one delegate 1--WE want
the undertakers to make sitter bills,
and then we can get more for our
goods. Why should we have to pay
double what we used to pay to i've
and let people die cheaplyo 1t isn't
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-10-28
5 PALMETTO HAPPENINGS |
SNews Notes Of General Interest
I From All Parts Of the State.
DIR. j. h. CARLISLE DEAD.
President Emeritus of Wofford Col
lege Passes Away at Age of "a

1VdlS.
Spartanburg, Special-Dr. James
ID. Carlisle. aged "a years, president
emeritus of Wofford College and one
OF the most prominent educators in
the South, died at his home here
Thursday morning at 7:3O O'Clock.
The funeral was held Friday at 4 p.
m, In the College chapel and was at
tended by hundreds of prominent citi-
zens f.Dm all sections of the State.
All schools and colleges in the city
were closed and during hours of fu-
neral all places of business were
closed.
The last time that DIR. Carlisle ap-
peared In public was during the sum-
mer school for teachers at Wofford
college, when it was the pleasure of
the teachers to hear an interesting
address on school life of long ago,
and on Washington s visit to South
carolina after he had been elected
president of the United States. Prior
to this time he had not made an ad-
dress in public for many months.
The commencement at Wofford last
June was the first commencement
missed by DR.. Carlisle for more than
two score of years. When he was
a member of the faculty he always
occupied seat on the rostrum dur
ing the commencement season, and
after he retired from the active pres
1dency of the college, he never miss
ed an exercise. Last June, however,
he was indisposed and it was impos-
slble for him to attend any of the
exercises at the college.
DR.. Carlisle was president of Wof-
ford College from 1875 to 1902. when
he resigned and became president
emeritus. Following his resignation
DIR. ii. n. Snyder was elected.
He was born May 1. 1925.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-10-28
FoREGoEs cLolsTER TO FIND LOST FATHER
MISS swanson Discovers Him i'm Jail
Seek lis Parole

st. Louis.-Miss Elsie Swanson, of
st. Louis, renounced her aspiration to
become a nun because she believed
her duty was to search for her father,
whom she had not seen for eleven
years. She found him in the County
jail at Joplin. a few minutes after he
was convicted OF burglary and lar
ceny and sentenced to two years in
the penitentiarv.
Swanson did not recognize his
daughter, but she picked him from a
crowd OF prisoners in the main cell
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-10-28

room. Father and daughter wept IN
each others arms. She will now try
to obtain a parole for him. and as he
was convicted solely on his own ad-
mission OF guilt it is possible her plea
Tor clemency will be granted.
Miss Swanson, who is twenty-one
years old. is the ward Of the Rev. c.
Z. Stahlmann, who took her from the
custody of her father when she was
ten years old, Swanson having been
declared unfit to care for her. She
was educated in convent here.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-10-28
Bergen County, n. j., Begins Work
on 5000, 900 Improvement

Hackensack, N. bergen County
has received S37,920 from the auto
fees paid into the State fund. and to
the Brewster Construction Company,
OF Hackensack, was awarded four
contracts amounting to that sum for
work to be done on roads much trav-
eled by New York autoists.
The Board Of Freeholders at a re-
cent meeting voted to establish a road
system that will cost about $500, 200
and insure excellent roads In tbs dis
trict close to New York.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-10-28
Best Summer Pasture,

In reply to q Mississippi subscriber
who asked about pasture grass for
rather poor upland. making about
half bale of cotton 10 the acre, | re-
piled as follows:
Bermuda is certainly the best
summer pasture grass you can have
on sIch soil am in your climate. and
think that there is very little danger
OF its spreading unless cut and fed
for hay. Closel, pastured it will sell
dom seed.
But If you do not want Bermuda
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-10-28

fair and it isn't logical. There are
too many undertakers. They are cut
ting each others throats to get busi-
ness, and, what is more to the point.
they are cutting prices. Another
thing, the supply of coftins is greater
than the demand; that's what makes
'em so cheap.
II man wants a decent burial he
ought to be made to pay a decent
price for 1t. 1t isn't as though it was
steady drain on the family purse.
Collins are bought only occasionally,
and when the occasion arises they
ought to be willing to do the thing
handsomely"
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-10-28
Kentucky State Troops Guarding
the EurIey Tobacco Reoio,

Lexington, Ky.-Night riders have
again become active in the Burley to-
bacco region.
Governor Wilson has ordered out
State troops and they are scattered in
the counties where night rider warn
ings have been given.
In Mason County warnings were
left at the homes OF Fred Adams and
Harry Allen, both of whom were Civ
en- hve days In which 20 pool their
crops or suffer the consequences OF
their refusal.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-10-28
Rebel Movement Serious.

Bluefield, Nicaragua, Special-Gen-
eral Estrada, the rebel leader, who
has proclaimed himself Provisional
President of Nicaragua, returned to
this city Tuesday after having estab-
lished outposts to the north of Rama
and sent detachment of 500 of his
best men to meet the expected ap-
proach of the government forces.
President Zelay's army is report
ed to be impeded by heavy rain.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-10-28
Jury Gives Verdict Against Lancaste

Lancaster, Special.-The jury in
Nhe case of. Mrs. Roma Stogner
against the town of Lancaster, suit
for damages for personal injury sus-
tanned by being thrown from buggy
. on the streets, returned a verdict
Tuesday night for the plaintiff for
$212.50. The amount sued for was
1000.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-10-28
To Establish Creamery at Marion

Marion, Special.-The question of
establishing a creamery here is being
!. .agitated by Messrs. GIBBS and Sim
mons of the Elgin Creamery Com
pany of Elgin, Ill. They propose To
put in a plant here to cost $4,000.
Several local business men have al
ready become interested in the pro-
ject and subscribed stock. 1t is
thought that the required amount of
money will be raised.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-10-28
Seasoned Well, of Course.

Ostend: Spa, this magazine states
that there are so many seasoned duel
lists over in Germany. What is n
seasoned duelist3 Z" Pa: Zone that
has been well peppered, my son."
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-10-28
Little Room For Improvement.

"Well,' asked the agent, chow do
you like this fiat ~ - must say
replied the lady who was examining
it, "that there's little room for i'm
provement. - Chicago Record-Her-
al6
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-10-28
There's a Difference.

Curch: docs your wife spent
much of her time sho??in?" Goth
am: "She says not. She says she
spends most Of her time waiting for
her change. "-Yonkers Statesman.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-10-28
"Seeing Things at Night"

Mrs. Upper Tenne: "Yes, doctor,
black and red spots appear before my
eyes every night. What would you
advise me to do for itf" Doctor:
"Stop playing bridge, madam"
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YORK. Jan E-BUTTER-Rscsipss { is
packages: moderate demand Crrzmery e1tra. Szz3:
fists es3l; State dziTy. n tubs poor to fair. za2
EGGs-Receipts l0s52 cases; f-m. Nearby white.
fancy 90 mixed fanc. 9szss: fresh f-Sts. 3; SEQ
onds. ga2
MILL FEED-Fnm: light supply Spring hran.
loo-Ib sscks- TO arrive, 89; STANDARD sniTIi7s
SO; city b-zns z-5, IN bzIk; Western red dog.
0so. TO arrive; winter Wheat bran. I00Ib. sacls.
S6
oATs-ouiet trade. No. white. 5sa55i: No. 5
white 55isa55, Ne white. GLASS;: No. ? mixed
s.; natural and clipped white on track, 5sasI
FIOUR-Stsady; snail trade Spring patents.
5S5a5s5i spring cieaTs 4z5a453; winter strzights
A7sa4s5; clears, 4Za4-5s; Kansas stTzights. n
sacks. 475a5eo: Kansas clears 425a4.E
RYE FLOUR-Modsr1te dealings: 4Ioai5a.
CORN MEAL-Stea6y; business quiet Kiln
dried fcr export. 3E5; coarse meal ii bass. Ls0z
BUcKwHEAF FLo-R-s;oady; trade inactive:
saZeo
HAY-Rsosipts. Loo tons: e.sy: Hsh. iBsg,r-
Prime timothy, %; No. / sNszs No. 2. 3: Ne
2 20
sTRAw-RsciD's % soas: strong; zuaa supply.
Long re- 10
BEEF-Stsady; mode-zie inquiTy. Family. Kooa
zoo: packet. H5oal5s3
PoRK-steadJi trade moderate. aiess. I67aa17-5;
family. B.oa.
T4Lbow-stsaay; light businsss. CITY. IN hos
heads. 57s-
IARD-Uncfanzra. Prime Western. ss5. CIR
20 retired Continsnt, 40; do South Auer;-
can. leS5; Go. Brazilisr. IL keSs. I25; o3eo-
stesrine. loiz. lard stez-iac quiet. Nsx Yo-k. aE
Chizs0 ~
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Pnces quoted are xAolesale.l

BCTTER-Creamery fancy SSza5z: Western arSss
p: seconds. 95azz; process. fancy. 3sB4: fafr 20
good GsEs: daigZ. choice. lsaI2: sood, IS store
pscke5- fresh q
CHEESE-Nsw Tork State fa3z. kss,. HAS;
TO- snail. I5alsis
BGGS-Ns4rby. fresh. Virginia. los OF. 81; aver
age .: West Virginia and SouthEest Virginia 90.
Tsu-essee, g; North CaTolina- s
LIVE POULTRE-Caicksus. tancy. sv-inr r.
large, Eals; SNAIL lsaI7s heus. Il; roossers. 7as:
ducks. larEe ISsE; 90. snail, iial2; reese sag.
t1rkeyS tons. Per h. II: do, henS IS: this. u;
keats NsI2
DRESSED POULTRT-Turksys. hers. urd-zr.
rer pound. iTa3o: Do. average undrsEn. Issle: do
thin. le. toms I5sIs; eckezs ss-nz. large. i5als:
DO, snail J.; hens, choioe. l3sI5 rooste-s S; oacss
Has; gsese 2ais; czpons Tpounds average, h, Isz
Is: snail 1sal5
DRESSED MEATs-Calrss. faI dressed. usl.;
do heads o. uall; hoz drsss czlves 10 hams
corntry. sugar c-red. I2sls; ho~s. snail ard pszt
per cEt-. $50; do. medfuu. 500; do. heavy. 100
z7a
GA8IE-Rsbhits. Tsr dozsn. L5aazoo: kits 75aI o..
ouzil, per dozen. fancy. Sea3E; do. small. qOoa
2y9i SQUIRRELS each, sss. oTossTns. ZACH aaao
bEGETABLES-Potatoes hons-zrovn. rer b-,Sbei
s5a-o; per 5bl. L75s2oo; Ess,e-n shore. re- ~,
L75aZoo; sweet po1ztOss per bbl. L2salso; yaus,
PET bbl-. L0eaLEi cz1uts per bh L15aI so r77c-ru
bsrs. pe- BASKET. Losl55: cu-1nber rscxies. rs-
basket Az; cabbage. pe- bbl. L00al %: cs,,li-
p
Sa5e; Ina beans. per Qt. 7aIe; ouions. Der tgShei
seas MARYLAND and Virginia. per bhl Isoal %.
O5io. per bbl. LSaLe5; pumpkins. per Dbl. e0e7s.
squash peT bhL 75alZ
GREEN FBUTTS-o1znzs. Der box. gaGoo.
ETz1e fruit. peT box. 3ooas.oc, auuics King -,or
bh-. 2.ooas5o; Hubtsrison. 5e0z275; YORK IN
DeTai. PACKED. A0ai-se1 Ben Davis. PACKED. Ea
-; Vine sap. packe6 275sf % Aibeuarie Pinnin
+ola5.o0; good % prime, 20es50; POOR to fsir.
LSoa20o; open-hezd bbls-. c0mnoa 70 good ooal 81.
fancy table fruit 25os25o; crab apples. larEs r--
b5L, 2slz4oo; ETspes white, Der i-Ih. tasket
Rsl2; Ccnco-d- Per An haskA.- lezI2: Delaware
ssau basket. I2als; c-znberi=. ape Cod per bls
7eoes-59; do pFT standard cTzte, 20a2 s: pine-
eDples. Florida. peT cate 20oas0c.
DRIED FRUITS-ArTles. sliced. faucy, 4; do.
sliced, Hrisat 81; cherries y: bsckbe1ies. &;
whoTtiebeTries. 10; Taspberies. =
GRAIN-Nheat SoCtbeTn. On grsde s6aI04; ne
75sSe; eon-, sbelled. white 7oa7s d. yellow. T0aY
Co. per bbl-. IS; new. ear. $50; oats Western
white No. 2. 5sa6o: do mixed. 55aS8
HAY AND STRAW-Hsy, Western. No ! IN
E-oo; No. ?. Eoosl25o. mixed. l-0OslZe0 Straw,
re. bundle H01aiA59; re machine thrashed. leoaa
1oso; wheat. 6oozs5o; cat strzE, per ton, soOao5o
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Business on the Washington Stock Ex-
change yesterday began with call for
Washington Railway IS, six OF the bonds
selling at s. The common stock sold az
the new high figure Of Il and Ia higher,
iapslng back after the one sale The
broker buying this stock sought TO get
more but was unable TO DO so after cor
railing 7s shares The preferred stock
sold at s. Il
Gas was again leader OF the market,
sales Of I75 shares going on record from
IS to IS 1-2. The demand for the stock
was good. and il was evident after the
trading that ali in sight was taken up.
The balance OF the trading was in bank
shares. LanSton and National Fire IN
surance. One sale OF zoo shares OF Lans-
ton was made at Al IS
Elections OF officers at several Of the
banks and other corporations were ef-
fected yesterday. details Of which appear
elsewhere in this edition Of The Wash
ingtOB Herald.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
BALTTNoRE GRAIN MARKEr.

Baltimore Jan E-Wheat vas Ggrn. corn ste.sv
oats ossy- rye dull and -four active
WHEAT-DEI: SPOT e0ntract. l-O55lsl 05lz. s-c.
No red Western. Lostai0si3: January. I055<a
La51; Feh-iary. 81; May. Le7; steamer No.
red. Lo2atal.oZiz; Soathsn on grade. Ioaal.6.
cekN-Spct contract. 65ass65z; Januzry. 65zss
So; February. 657szssls; March sszass: Nav &,
steamer mixed 652sa6s1s; reeeip.s 4sI7s bushels
Souihsrn white corn. s2ssss75s; southern yellow
corn. 65iSs65is-
0ATS-Stock in eleTsto-S 1880 bushels. shin.
saents from elevators 10 bushels. White. No 2
g; Go, No. ;, 5fsa551t: do. No. 8 55ass5s; mixed
No 2 5sa54iz; mixed. No. s. 5sa5slz
RKE-Stock IN elevators. 1882 bushels: ship
mezts from elevators. 80 bushels No. . Western
re, s.; No Western re. UPTOWN delivery 90: bag
lots 2s 70 quality and condition. T5asl
FL0UR-WinteT extra 3s0zs 70: Writer clear
4-zsa4se; winter straight. L5as65; winter patenr
sa505 spring clear. sa4 81. sTTiuig straight asa
sls sTTing patent 5sz5SS; City Mills best patent
si5: City Nils high-E1sde Datent as CITY Mills
ch-grzds Straight 5o5, City Nils choice family
As; City Mills extra. 375asSa Rze four medium
% choice. 4Ssai5a' CoE1 meal DeE 30 Ibs..
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
COTTON MARKET.

ou0-ations furnished by ". 3. HIBhs & Co sen.-
oe1s Of the New To-k Cotton Exchange, Hibbs
Building = Fifleen;h street Bo-shzest
NeW YORK Jan r--Cottsn opened s.sady az an
advance q 3a5 points. ard sold 10 points hirher
70 within 2a5 points q yesterdays early record.
Gables were better than expected and Covering bv
yester1ays sellers and b1ying By commission houses
were features q the market Trading vas not orife
50 active as yesterday ard many operators think
me market is entitled 70 greater reaction but prses
neid within poi1t OF tEO Of the TOP. aith the
saae =-eaay during the middle Ct the morning.
Later the market was easier and lost the early
gains, followed by raIy winch carried prices hack
% CT above The opening fgIres The market closed
strong
Receipts at the ports weTs s3oo9 bales. against
sss5G last week ard 5i-5ie last ysas Fo- the week
1o-on bales, against ZZ,s45 last week and % 700
AS year- Receipts Al New Orleans Tere T. gs;
bales. against I2ll0 last year and At Holsto7 ~
taiss sCsinst I q iasf vs7r
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14

Baltimre. Jsa- E-ososatious as essablished by
TIE Baltimore fruit and Pr0ducz Association arr
ior wholesale lots
BUTTER-CTsaneTy. fancy, psr n. SaSSs: imi-
satiOn. Zasi; Mz-JlNnd and Peansyizauiz rolls. Isa
%; Storepaeked Ohio. Isals: do. Wese Virginia and
PennsylTRHia dzi-y prints. Issle
EGGS-NaTyland. Pennsylvania. and rear-by frs,s.
p: Eastern Shore. MARYLAND and Virginia, 2: West-
ern frsss. 2: Wess Virginia. =
LIVE POUDTRT-STrinE ohicksns par h. IzaL5,
hens heavy-Esisht I3sl9: ducks. I2aB: do, White
Pekins. I5sH: geese. loaB; pigeons. vUlne. pair.
l5s2o; dc. old. pair Is; guinea fogl oiG each. 3;
90. younE. II Ibs. and over. ezch 30: turEeys.
y0Ung hens, PER ID. HAS, y0unE gobblers, per u.
l6aI7; d. snail and hin. per 10. ua12
DRESSED FOILTRI-TIkeyz choice fat
yOunE hen. ID. lsaIs; mixed young. and cid. Eals:
old tons. lssl5. poor and thin. I2E Chickens.
straight young per ID. i4aI5; mixed young and
cd, lssli Dueks. choice fst, per D. I3al4 Geese.
nearby choice, Der ID. nalL Capous, ! Ibs and
over. Der ID Eal2
GAME-Ducks nsIlard. per pair. hezFy-zeirht.
l0; co-- blsckheads. peT pair, he1Iy-UsiEht. sOa
5oC: do. redheads. psT pair. ChGsaDeake. L0RL g
do. oanTasback. pcT pair. Chesapeake. ZooaZ50s
whole deer. pr b.. lsala
POTATOES-Whiie. nearhy. prime, per busheI
sas5; do. Western Maryland and PennzylTzuiE
T1inle TT bgshcI. Sass; do. NcE T0-k TTime, per
5lshei. 65a9o do. Neste-u. PRIME per blshel s5z
%; sweets. Eastern shore yeiloESs Tc- barrel Ia
rs; do. Anne Arundel yelloEs. pr barrel, 25oa
3O1; do. fancy Delaware. pe- ba7Tel 25as0
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES -Auples
Maryland and Virginia pr barrel fancy. 20oz2 g I:
do small conmon l.5oalT5; do, Western Mary-
land and Pennsylvania. barrel packed. Z50az00:
do. New York. assorted. per barTel 275a40. Bees
new. Florida. per bunch. ia5 Cabhsge NeE York
State, per too. S50osSS0o; do. mex Florida, per
crate. 22a30o. Csls-y. California. peE crate 50ea
500; do. homegrown Der bunch. 5as- Clznberies
Cape Cod. per b5-. AooalS0o; per bon. 35asAo0
CgcmbeTs Florida. peT basket. S0lsAea Egx-
plants, Florida. PEI crate. S.Ga4o0- Grape fruit
Florida per box 10la29 Kale native psr
b1shei box 0a3. Lettuce. F1oTida peT basket
lZ5aI75- Onions. New YORK snd Western per
5Ishel. 75aso OrzuEes. Florida. pcT box as 70 size
l.5a2 :. Pumpkins native. peT 100. l,Ss2A. SVgTr
sch- nafire. Per hsashel box, 3as55. Strzwber1es
Florida per quart 8s25 Green beans. Florida
per basket 2EaGzl Wax beans. Florida. ~
basket I5aZ9. Tomatoes Florida. per carrier
2O5a2Z5. TurIlpS native. per bushel Is
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
NEW YORK MONEY.

New YORK. Jsn- IS-There vss sharp decline in
The sterling market in the early part of The day.
demand bills Iosis < to ASK. bit later there was
rally 10 within five points Of yesterdays ciosns
Level. Rates. sixty d=Js. ASi7saisiS5i demand,
zsT4a4s7f5; cables, &ssssa4s-3S
Money OF cal opened at per cent; highest, 2;
lowest, "a: closing. IL Most Of fbe days loans
we're a. "a per cent
Tine money was unchanged. thers bsing a nod
crate demand and liberal supply
Mercantile pspeT cane into the market IN noder-
ate amounts, meeting With fair demand Rates
s1zas per cert fo- sixty and ninety days indorsed
bills receivable; JzasA per cent for choice four snE
SIX months single names. and Ess5 f0T OtherS
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. Jan I2-CATTL Receipts. 1 So head
Steers quiet. bulls FIRM: COWS steady. Steers 555a
70o: bulls. ssal-so; COWS lsos45e; oxens and stass
ZsAs0
CALvES-Receipts 10 head. Feals fTm- barn-
yard calves steady. 3eosl5o; veals. 60aalo5 80. cs
55s5N.
SHEEP AND LANBS-ReCeipts $3.50 head
Sheep steady, 3eoa5.o9: lambs steady. s7saS50
H0GS-RcoeiPts s.so9 head. Market frm- state
Aogs. 6EhsS
Chicago. JEs. I3.-CATTLE-RcceiDts, Isooo head
Market steady; q CENTS higher. Prime beeTes SO
erz 2s-ssn: cows and hsifers slsas q. es,,rs-s
I Sa2 30: Texans. 3.5oa5.51
BOGS-Receipts 500 head Market % cents
higher. Light; 5-soa6s0: rough. 570a5 %. mixed
a7Css-s5; heavy. s-a5a6- 4o; pigs. s-sca55o
SHEEP AND LA1fBS-Receipis ISeN had
Market steady Native sheep. 3zas.se: Western
sheep. asaa5.eo5 native lambs, 4soas.eo. Western
lamls, s.SsSSiA
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

ouOtations furnished BY " b HiSbs & Co.. mem
beTs Of the Chicago Board Of Trade. Hibbs Build
Ing. - Fifteenth street northwest.
Chicago. Jan 3.-Whest opened weak. but upon
support of bull buyers q rally followed Carrying
May Up to los and July TO ga The market W.
quite active and fin through the session
Com was steady and firm
Oats wers dull and without feature.
Provisions opened a shade higher. but later fell
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New YORK. Jan 3-WEEAT-Strongsr. fair trade.
No I, Duluth 70 arrive. lib. No 2 red. f. c. b.
Los, No. 2. hard. NeT YORK (. 0. b. I-I5A. No. :
EacSrnBi. LeZz. T. 0. B.: No. ! Northern Manitoba
Z O. b.. Lisis; Nc. ? Manitoba. E b.. Lis&
CORN-Fira: quiet trade No. ? eiersto-. new
to arriTe. So; No ?. T. c. b.. SPOT. s. No. 2 70
arrive. S. o. b.; No. ? yellow. T. c. b. s7lz; 10.
2 white. I. q. b.. nominal. =.
RYE-Dsn No. . 81, T. c. b.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

ouosstio1s furnished By ". B. Hibbs & O..
members New 4ork Stock Exeaanss. HiS5s Build
1g. y FSftssath szset northzess.
CALI. MoNEY-SALEs BY HOURS 4.
Money o., y H p IL 1s<I Clo-. ?.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

salss-RcEuiu czIl. Z O'Clock noon.
Washington Railway and Electric IS, 500 at S.
600 al g. SEQ at Sc. Nooo st g. a.oO st g.
Washington Railway ard Electric Common, 3 at
slh q AZ a. 3 a. Il, az g.
Washington Railway ard Electric prsfeFrrd. at
s5i4. g az So 5 At So.
Washington Gas. . al 6s. . at 6s. 3 a. e8, q at
ga 3 a So 3 81 6sIE 3 At So
Lauston Mon0typc / al z
Greene Cana1sa, 80 az ilS.
Commercial Nstiouzi Bank. 70 AZ IL
National Metropolitan Bank 70 al y, 10 a. n
10 al 20
National Union InsuTzucc, i AZ 5H-
following the BID and asked Ixicss yesee~
csy's Washington Stock EXchanzs.
GAS BONDS
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CURB MARKET.

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beTs New TOTk Stock Exchange. HIbs Building
- Fifteenth sTeeI northwest
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

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the BaltimcTe Stock Exchanrs.
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