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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-03-13
Sacred Heart Aid Society.

A card party. under The ausnfcas or
the Sacred Heart Ladies' Aid eociat,.
VIII be part Of the celebration of 81
atrlck's $ day. the one break in the ans
terity Of the solemn Lenten season
The affair will be at Da Pron.s hau on
Broadway. and handsome prizes win
be awarded. Mrs ". A. Granger 5e
chairman OF the oomittee on arrange
ments. and to those who know Mrs
Stranger this is sufficient guarantee of
lhe certainty Of social suncess
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-03-13

The funeral. under the auspices of Ou-
ray Tribe, Improved Order of Red Men.
was held Thursday afternoon frVm st.
Patrick's church, Rev. Father Carrigan
reading the funeral prayers. Inter-
ment was in Mount Olivet cemetery.
Mr. Lewis was the father of Mrs. Dan
iel r. Lucy.
* x :;
Miss Lizzie Mcdonald. who for years
conducted roOming house near Sacred
Heart church. died on Sunday, March
:. from injuries sustained four weeks
previous. Miss Mcdonald, who was
over 60 years of age. was knocked down
by an express wagon while crossing the
street, and sustained q fractured skull
and other injuries. She remained un-
conscious for many days, and there be-
ing no one to identify her. she was TAX
EN- to the county hospital, where. she
remained until she died.
Date of st. AIMS concert, March IL.
Place Salt I olrn tbaotro
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-03-13
Father Tettemer in ST. Lnnis-

Father J. II. Tettemer. who spent the
winter in Denver recuperating from A
severe Illness. has been called horne by
his bishop TO become pastor of tho
Forest Park parish, in st. Louis. Faith
er Tettemer is much improved in.
health
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-03-13
Personal.

W. J. Mcclure of the cathedral par
ish has returned from a business trip
TO Arizona
x \ !;
Cards have been received nv Denver,
friends announcing the marriage of
Miss Kate Murphy of this city and Ar
thur Livingstone of Canada. The cere-
mony, which was a complete surprise
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-03-13
Forty Hours, Devotion.

The Forty Hours devotion was begun
ut st Francis de Sales church. in
South Denver on Thursday evening Of
TINS week Father Fl. L. McMenami1.
rGsto1 of the cathedral preached IA
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-03-13
Father Malone at ST eo.e

Rather I. H. Malone preached al 81
Leo's church last SUNDAY mornino on on
the gospel of the day His lecture ar
the Woman's club on Wednesday even
ing. on Christian Knighthood.'' was
largely attnnhad 80
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-03-13

Worth s. admission to hear Thelma
and George CrOnn of ogden sing
Wednesday. March Il. Salt Lake thea
ire.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-03-13

opening sermon. Father j. j. Donnel-
49, pastor o. ~. FRANCIS C. raIes,
saw To it that no detail was overlooked
in making the services except Onally
devotional.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-03-13

been called the "most gentlemanly ball
player in the country He and his
bride made many friends during their
residence here.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-03-13
Diocese Of Denver

The Intermountain and Colorado
Catholic is placed on sale al the
James Clarke church goods house. 647
california street Denver Colo.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-03-13

Date of st. AIMS concert, March L..
Place. Salt Lake theatre.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-03-13

on account of the illness of her ia
ther, Miss Louise Young was unable to
entertain the Wednesday Literary club
this week. Miss Tillie Shevnin, the
president. took the meeting instead.
Mrs w. f. Leonard had the paper of
the daV
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-03-13

B. j. McConville. a member of Den
yer council 539. Knights of Columbus.
landed in New York last we>ll on his
way home from an extended visit
abroad. Mr. McConvilIe visited Mes
sina shortly after the earthquake of
Dee 2S
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-03-13

Edward w. Gerity. one of the best
known young men in Carbondale. Pa.
died last week at Sa. Josephs hospital
after brief siege of pneumonia. Mr..
Gerity was only 26 years of age but
was proprietor of the Club hotel in his
home town. He came to Denver for a
visit with his cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
f. Moran of Lafayette street. three
weeks ago, and was soon taken down
with pneumonia The body was sent
to Carbondale for interment.
The Washington times., 1909-05-07
FLOOR OIL.

9. T. HUNTERS sanitary dust killing floor
oil keeps the floors clean and bright gives
them polished hnish; Soc gallon. delivered.
Phone Main bE5s. once I13 Pa ave n w
Good for your furniture. Try IL. my2-Tts
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREMi COURT or THE Dis
TRICT OF COLUMBIA In fc. Charles II
Mayhem. Bankrupt. In BANKRUPTCY, No. sO4
Notice Is hereby given that tbs above named
bankrupt has fled his petition. praying for
a discharge from all his debts in banlr-uptcv
and that his creditors and other persons in
terested are required TO enter their appear
ance IN opposition n any desire, on or
lefore the 18th day OF May. 1909 p & Nc
5ALMoNT, Referee in Bankruptcy. Il
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HELP wANTED-Maie and Female.
wANTED-sALESMEN.

Observation-Disclosures In any line. to sell
office suppies salary and Commission Call
before a. m, or after 5 D. m. 43S 18th St
; Z. my7-2ts
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woRKINGMEN,s WANTS.

WORKINGMEN-We have been so very busy
taking care Of you and protecting your pay
envelope that IL Is time we have an early
call and show the stock and slightly used
tailor made suits at s. to SO. s.-ve you a s.
note clear; one price only. JUSTH'S OLD
STAND. 619 ID n. W. II
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

WANTED-Situation as farm hand OBREY
G. sALONs. Isl Todd place y. W IT.
PAINTER wants small Job at lowest prices
also roof painting. Address s33 I st. s. T.
II
YOUNG MAN wishes position OF some kind;
experienced driver 1904 9Th. my7-3t
AUDITOR AND ACCOUNTAN NT-Books op-
ened: ledgers posted: statements; superintend-
ence 5. w. FLYNN. sth and K my3-7t"
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DISHWASHER-CoIor come ready 70
work MRS. EDWARDS. 211 Pa. ave. n
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DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE.
ONLY UP1To-DATE fun dress and tuxedo
suits for hire. NJ. r. PINES. Merchant
Tailor. 1905 7th n. w. ap6-Got
800 UP-TO-DATE 500
Fu-dress and Tuxedo Suits for hire
JULIUS COHEN, uO4 9TH ST. " w
Phone n. 362S ap4-sOt
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GIRL for general homework; no cooking;
wages % per month Apply 925 4th st. n.
The Washington times., 1909-05-07

WANTED-Several young men, BY an Old
line insurance co. s1s Corcoran Bldg.
mys-3ts
Neutrality-suspicious. window screen paint
er. Apply to Manager. WOODWARD &
IOTHROP- 1t
YOUNG MAN. clerk in grocery Apply 18th
and Irving sts.. BrOokland. d. c. myT-st
YOUNG MAN 20 cook in lunch room. 1n3
St n. ". nny7-3ts
YOUNG MAN with experience in hats and
mems wear. HENRY FRANC & son. 4o1
9TH ST. y W. nys-2t'
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

>.
VANTED-Cement work, painting. ana brick
work: lowest estimate. Address w. n. WILL
I.IAMs. I0le 10th 81 Phone 5s5 NJ. my7-9t'
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
MEMS AND CHILDREN'S SHOES AND
HATS OF ANY QUANTITY. SEND POS
TAI: WILL CALL
nyi-t NJ. STEIN, 1915 7TH ST. n. w.
WANTED 90. six months: private party:
good security. BOX 26, Times ofiee
mys-5t'
ANY ORDINARY CLOCK cleaned Soc. all
other work charged accordingly and warrant
ca for one year. French CLOCKS a speciality.
VIII call and deliver IN any part OF CITY.
Address JOSEPH SOKOL. 52s 9Th St N Vi
my4-4t'
PAY the highest cash prices for ladies'
gentlemen's and childreus CASTOR wearing
sTON, l224 9Th 81. n W, OF phone North 1904
de3O-tf
HIGHEST cash prices paid for worn gar
mentss either ladies' or gents; send postal
viii icaIl y. TARSHES, 1908 9TH St n W.
Phone North 4s9. mh30-tf
WANTED-Furniture for cash: sell your
goods 70 the man who gives you the most
money. See HOLLYWOOD. 8th and X je2-tf
DON'T WORRY about getting rid OF your
household effects: in the market for fur
niture and merchandise; all kinds: big money
paid d. NOTES. 615 Louisiana ave. Phone
81 3oos. dels-tf
MUST HAVE furniture Of al kinds to fur
nish 50-room hotel send postal or phone
Main 5iu. 426 9Th 81. n W. apl3-tf
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GROCERIES.
BUsINEss oppoRruNrrrEs

WANTED-Party with 1900. TO helm or
game stock companies throu~houf the
united States for a meritOrfous Dropositton
Can make $4,000 BY January lst: viii dfvide
bOA a. Times Office znxS-st
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LOST.

LUST.
LOST-Coiie dog. answers 20 name Of No
BILE; reward. 5l1 5th 81. y. r. It,
LOST-Watch fob: 3 bronze medals, Univer-
sity Of Va: Chevy Chase cars, between
Pierce Aill road and i4th and n sts., Thurs
day. Finder comm mlicate with f. +. W.
Bureau OF Standards. it,
LOST-Child's gold bracelet on 9th St N
W. Reward II returned. Sl4 9Th st. n. W.
It,
LOsT-On May g. 500 SO bills, between
10Th and 18th 81. on Pa ave; SIS reward II
returned TO 1Zl5 Z St n W. ROSIE FL
GALLO. my6-3ts
LOST-Ladies' gold watch; owners name in
side. Return to DIR. LILLE BENNING. SIT
18th St. Reward my6-3t"
LOST-Gold watch with initials J. r.. and
fob with name 'Jennie:' between 18th and
II SITS. n f.. and Benning Heights. May
3, 1909 Reward IL returned. 1925 18th st.
\. W. my5-sts
The Washington times., 1909-05-07

GIRL-Young. to do light housework: Ger.
man preferred Call s54 L st. n. Z.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-10
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Prizes ouotsa are vbolssale.l


BUTTER Creamery. fancy. Z2sa54. Western hrss.
3; secuds. 3ae7. Trcosss. fancy. 2saais: fair %
good. Zsei dairy, choice Isals; sod. ls store
pacssl fresh T.
CHEEsE-Neu YORK state fay. hrse. Isals;
DO. snail. I5aly5
EGGS-Near-by fresh, Virginia. loss q, 81; aver
axe. ., West Virginia and Sou;hwes; Virginia. %;
Tennessee. p North Clro,iua. =
LIVE POULTRY rhicEc1s farcF. srriug T..
large. l5al5. small IfsI7. hens. a.. r0osters. 7as.
ducks. large Balf, d1-. small. ilal2: Ecese. 9ll2.
TURKEYS toms. psr %, L; do, hens. e; thin. 2.
DRESSED POUBTRY-Turksys. hens. uriravu.
r&r po-nd. I7s1. do. average. untTaWn lssle, do
thin. l0- toms l5ai6. chickens sglnS large I5as
do snail T. hens. choice. lfaI5. roo=crs s. ducks.
lsaI5, geese I2aIi czpous 7pouuds zvCTaFs 10. lea
Is. snail Hal5
DRESSED MEATs-Calves. fun dressed. lIal1:
Do. heads %. ual2. hog dress calves. 10; hams
crIutry. sugar. cured I24l4. hcEs. snail and neat
Or cFt. $50; Co.. medium. SEQ; d. heavy. 90
a7N
GAlE-Esbbi-z. psr Dozen. 5gaZe0. KITS. -ssl o.
0usil Ter dozcu. fancy. 505ls-25- do. snail. Goa
80: s1uirreIS each. sss. o7rSs1ns. each. Easa
VEGETABLES Potatoes. homegrown. ger busheI.
65a-o- uer bbI-- L-5a2no, Eastern Shc-e. per bb-.
I-5a2t0- sweet potatoes. ger bbl. LGal-50; yams.
bers. rsr basket. LQsI50; cucumber PICKLES per
basket -5aIE. CaboaEs- pe- bb-. LOoaLS; cauli-
flower per hhl-. 2oaSe0. -s.-7y. Tcr doz stalks.
Ss55: INA beans. peT Ct Tal0, orious. PER b1shel
e1a75; Maryland ard Virginia. rer bhl-. l40zI58;
Ohio. Per bo-. L5oals5, IumTkins. psT bbI. 5oa75.
squash. rs- bhi -5sl5
GREEN FRUITS Oranges. per box. 2SlaAOo;
Frapc fr-lit. pcr brx. 50a40c; apples. hing Der
bbl. seoa20: Hubbardson. 3o0aa75. YORK In
pe-ial. packed. 4ocss5o; Ben DAVIS. packed. 15oa
3: Wine sap packed. a75ai .; AlbensTle Pippl1.
Eo6a5go. good 70 u-ine 20ss3a. poar 20 fair.
saa210- opcn-hssd bhls- c1um1u % good. l5oal 50
fancy tabIe fruit 5oaS5o- crab APPLES. arg Der
hi 3tosf00- grapes. white. Der i-lo basket,
l0ai2: Concord peT flh. basket. l5al2; Delaware.
-ssal basket I2sls; crsnbsrTies. Cape Cod per Dbl
Tcoas %. do. per standard crate, Z00a2E5 pine
Erries Florida. rcr cgte. 5.aeaf0.
DRIED FRCITs-AUples sliced. fancy. 4. Do.
sliced bright. 81 cherries. = bisckbeTries, &;
Whortlebeuies 10; TasrbCTles, z
GRAIN-Wheat- southern. % Eade. ssaLN: re.
7Jas0 crrn. sheed white. 7oa7i; do. yellow. 7os74
Do. pe- bSl. IS; new. ear. SO; cats. Western
white No . $3.50 do mixed 5a5S
hay AND STRAW-Huy. Western. No. l. l3J0a
1foC. No. , 12Oalz5); mixed, u-ooal2oo Straw,
re bundle 1f00aIi 50; ne machine thrsshed 00oz
,O0; wheat. 6.ess5o; cat strzF Der ton. s-o0zs5o.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-10
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YORK jar 9--BUTTER-Recsipts 81 Pack
ages: moderate demand Creamery extra 32aS5;
frs,s Za51. state dair poor 70 far in tubs Zla25.
EGGS-Reocipts. 57sl cases; steady Nearby
vhite fancy. -; do, mixed fancy, 3is55; fresh
frsts. 5liza52. do seconds. 3oa5i
MILL FEED-Steady. with light inquiry. Spring
t7sa Ico-Ib sacks. 70 arrive. $50: standard mill
ire. HG9: city b-an. go. in b1Ik: Western red
doz 20. 70 arrive; winter wheat han. IN loe-Ib.
SACKS. 2A
OATSSteady ard inactive No white. Sa
So No do. 55Iza56: No. do. 5la55is: No ?
mixed. 8; natural and clipped. white. on tac,.
56a6l.
SO: do clears 4Z5a4 g: winter straiEhts s7oa
As; clears. 4Z5as-50; Kansas straiEhts, in szcks
s-Soa5. 10. do. clears. 4Z5a4-50
RYE FLOUR-Bimited trade We quote AloaA55.
CORN MEAL--Steady. Kiln dried, for export,
$40: coarse meal, in bags. L3oa13L
BUCEWHEAT FJGUR-Steady; trade dali We
quote 250aI61
BEEF-Stesdy; moderate business. Family. lsO0s
100. packet "a 5oal5.0c
PORk-Steady; trade inactive Mess. Is 75aI72 3
family. 800.
TALLOw- Steady; light dealings City. in hogs
heads. 81.
BAY-Recr;p+s. 80 tons: steady. with light in
quiry. Prime timothy, Sas25z; No l. $; No. ?. 50;
No. ; .
STRAw-Receipts. % tons. strong. with meaSsr
supply Long re. LG5-
LARD -FCatureleSs- Prime Western. as5: CITY.
80: refined Continent 1910; do. South AmeriCa0.
los5; do Brazilian II kegs l25; oleostearine. Il
lard steaTine strong. New York II. Chicago Il
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-10
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. Jan. 9.-Quotaticns as established By
the Baltimore Fruit and Produce Association are
fo7 wholesale lots.
BUTTER-Crcsmery fancy. per b., S3a51t; int
tation. a2i MARYLAND and Pennsylvania rolls ia
q; packed, Ohio Isal9: do West Virginia ard
PENNSYLVANIA dairy prints Bah
LIVE POULTRY-Spying chickens, per 10, I5al5;
hens. heavy weight, Eali. ducks. I2al3: d. white
Plkirs, I5aIf: geese. n2l3, pigeons, young. pair,
l5a99; do old pair. y; guinea fowl. old. each, .;
do young. IL lbs. and over. each. 90; turkeys
young hons ~ u. HAS Young gobbleTs, per b.
1saI7. Do. snail and thin. Der H., llal2
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys choice. fat
y-,rrg. per H.. 19a30 mixed Young and old. LAS (;
old toms. I3al5. pooT and thin. lab. Chickens.
straight youuz. per b., liaI5i mixed, young and
Old. 13aE Ducks. choice. fat. per H., Eali- Geese
nearby. choicc. per r.. lab.
GANE-Drcks. maliar1. per pair. heavy weight
l-eaaLlG; do blackheads. pcr pair. heavy weight,
Ba5 do re,Ihe1ds fer pair. Chesapeake. L0oal-50:
do. cauvasback PER pair. Chesapeake, 2ooa259;
whole deer. per n. lsal2
POTATOES-White. nearby. prime. pr bushel
l-oso, DO. Western MARYLAND and Pennsylvania
prime per bushel 75a39; DO. New York, prime, per
b1shel slas5: do Western. prime per bI1shel. Sla
s.. sweets Eastern Shore yeIl0ws, Der haTTel. ZZ5a
10, TO-. Anne Arundel yell0vs. per barrel. asa
SEQ. do. fancy Delaware. per barrel, 2Soa30.
GREEN FRUITS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Maryland and Virginia, Der barrel. fancy, Z00a2y ;
do, snail. cCnEor. l5oal-15: do, Western Mary
land and Pennsylvania. barrel. packed. 250a3.50;
DO. New York. assorted. per bsTrel. 2Sas5e Beets
rev. Florida per bunch. ia5. Csbbage. New York
State. per ton 5.eaaA0 CauiiA0wer. New York
per harTcl 6O1a1.00. do. new Florida, Per crate
S-5oa4@ Celeu. California. per crate. 5.ooa5o0 {:
homegrown. per bunch. 3ai CranbeTies. Cape
Cod. pr barrel l45aals.0o; do. per box. 35oa4.e9
Elephants Florida Pc crate SGoaA0o CucImbers
Florida, Per basket 253aioa. Grape frat. Florida
pcr box. Z0oaZ51 kale. native PER bnsbel box
e25 Lettuce. Florida. per basket, LZ5a2o9. Onions
Pennsylvania. yellow. per bushel s5aB. Oranges
florida. Dr. box. 20 size. Iyos2Z5. Pumpkins
native. pr 100 LSla150. Spinsch. native pr
bushel box, Sai0 StraWbeuies Florida PER quart
5a5e- Green beans. Florida Der basket, L5ozZ 60
Wax beaus. Florida. PEI basket L59a25o. Tona-
toes. FLORIDA. Ter carrier. ZO0a5Z TCrnips ma
tive per bushci s.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

Neu York. Jan 9.-The sterling market vas agaiB
strong to-day. -dvancing 20 4.s-30 FOR demand
Rates for actual business: Sixty DAYS. fSfs5a
s5s5 demand 4s-Eess-55, cables ss-51s4-s-55
Commercial bills we're Asa fc- ninety days and
iss4.s5-s f1- sixty GAYS
MoneT an call was nomiuaIly Ter cent today
The market was extremely easy daring The week
rejecting both The leaning a funds that had been
returned - harEs 81 deposits after the January
settlements had been effected and the eno-r1ous s-
foN q cash from ogt-CftoVu points. Liquidation
ln stocks also tended 20 lessen the inquiry f0v loans
On Monday cu money loaned az , peT cent That
was the liEreS- q the weez- On THURSDAY the rate
was r. the l-vest N a month The weeks average
loaninE rate was - per cent.
Offering o. time Money during The week was more
than sufficient % cTsc- moderate Ir-Tesse n de-
raad a -rod-szed business was done Rates
1-zsZss uer ccur Tor SIXTY and ninety days. ; fc-
four months. S1sa51z fo- FIVE and SIX months ard
57.si for twelve months
Mercantile TaTsr vas Issued with sight,y greater
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MARKET Is JARRED
Violent Break in the Inter
bOrOugh-Met. Responsible.
STOCKS RECOVER FROM FALL
TroubIe with Securities Due to Ru-
mOrs that Large Assessments
Would BE Made on the Railway
Issues and Likewise to Liberal
Selling for General Reasons.

New York. Jan "A violent break in the
Interborough-AI Metropolitan issues, in addi-
ton 10 the weakness shown in these Sc
securities yesterday. unsettled the entire
stock market to-day and led to a cOnsid-
cradle fall in the majority Of the active
stocks, even though these made sub
stantial recoveries before the close of
business
The cause Of the break in the traction
stocks was assignable to the effect made
upon speculative sentiment by positive
statements, even IL only in the way Of
rumoT, yesterday that q large assessment
upon the stock Of the Metropolitan Street
Railway Company would be necessary 10
place the company upon its feet Such
stories received, however. a certain
amount Of confirmation in the communi-
cation published yesterday. addressed by
the receivers Of the Metropolitan com
pany TO the public service commission in
this district, in which the financial needs
Of the company were detailed.
This incident constituted practically the
only factor Of the day. so far as the
speculative stock market was concerned.
Il must be said that the general fall in
prices which occurred appeared on It's
face 10 be in many respects in the nature
Of drive. although there was also evi-
dence Of liquidation IN various quarters.
II IS probable that the drop in the trac-
ton issues was as much due 10 selling
for purely general reasons by a large pool
that has recently been operating in these
securities as 10 any considerations ema-
mating from the prospect OF a forthcom-
ing assessment
such an assessment has indeed been re-
garded IN the financial district as an alb
solute certainty ever since the establish
ment Of a receivership for the Metropoli-
tan company.
As regards the market as a whole to-
day, Il can only be said that while the
fall in prices was broadly extended. Yet
that the resistance presented 10 the de-
cline by many stocks was noteworthy.
Especial support was extended 20 the
Rock Island common ard preferred
shares and 10 United States Steel common
stock, and IL has seemed 20 be the case
n the last SIX weeks that the Steel com
mon shares have acted best from a spec
Uiative point Of view whenever the gen
eral market was depressed.
Similarly the Missouri. Kansas and Tex
as shares and Kansas City Southern
shares were steadily bought in pursU-
sECe OF the same process OF accumulation
that has long been witnessed IN these Sc
curitieS. and The same observation might
be made OF net q few other stocks.
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c. SN.M. viii I..ue Bonds.

For the purpose OF refundin6 Obiiga-
tons of S7.73S000 maturing in 1909 the d.
rectors Of the Chicago and Northwestern
Railway Company, at their meeting about
the middle Of January. viii authorize the
sale Of about Sl0,OO0.0O0 bonds. These viii
constitute part of the general blanket
mortgage issue Of 51zs authorized IN 1897
to the total OF 5eOe.o08. this total hav-
ing been authorized for the purpose of
refunding the various bonds Of the sub
sidiary lines as they matured-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-10
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Jan a-WHEAT-Stock IN elevators.
so $50 bushels. In absence of receipts the market
was quiet and nominal Settling prices we're: No.
aired Western. Los; contract SPOT, Lo5E: No. ;
red. 1904; steamer Ne. ? red, Loz4 do. No 2
rrd Western. lex
CORN-StoCk IN elevators. 72.07s bushels. The
receipts were restricted . few hundred bushels
Of white. which sold az 81 b. sample: prime lots
Of yellow CT mixed. asoat a. about s. ls,sbeI.
and track yellow ccru. for domestic delivery. at
6sisas7 for CARROTS on spot Cob oo-n continues 10
be sparingiy offered from the country Settling
p-icss were: Contract, 654; steamer m1sd, 6sE
No. l. eea.
OATSStcck in elevators, Ts4SE tssl,sls: ship
nents f-ou elevators. 5s57 bushels. White. No. 2
Is; do. 10. ; 5izas5is do No l. 55a555s: mixed
No :. 54s5i;z. do. No. J. 53aziz.
RYE-S.ock in elevators. 1921 bushels: shin
ments from elevators. . bushels. No Western
ne. 6: Nc Western re. uptown delivery. g.
bag lots a. 70 quality and condition. 75ssl
FIOUR-Wiuter extra. SSa&lo: winter clear
gsa4so: winter straight. 45ozAe5: winter patent
s5s5Os; spring clear AEz455; spring straight ola
5Is: sprilg patent 56oass5; City Mills best patent
SIS: do. high-gTade patent. SIS; do. hizh-grzds
straight 5o5s do. choice family. SIS: do. e1trz.
s7ss3eo; re -four. medium 70 chOics. [Ess45o
cornneal per 100 lhs-. L7aal.S.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-10
Money Rates Higher.

Money rates are now at higher level
than at any time since the passing OF the
financial disturbance Of the panic of 1867,
and according 10 all indications the ten
dency Of the quotations in the rest Of the
month will be in the direction Of better
figures. Wall street shows no uneasiness
over this outlook, as II apparently is con-
WINGED that there VIII be no difficulty in
securing all the accommodation It re-
quires ct reasonable prices.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New YORK Jan s-CATTLE-Receipts. I,Iso
NORMALLY steady Dressed beef quiet
CALYES-Receipts. sos Yeals. steady. Vesls.
sUalo00; Western calves. 4Sz; Indiana calves.
45oa5.o0: dressed calves steady
SHEEP AND LAAfBS-Reczipts. 5T26 sheep.
steady. Lambs. frrn- Sheep. 300a4-5o; lambs, 75da
500. culls. 40
HOGS-ReceiDts. 5si7- Feeling steady
Chicago, Jan s.-CATTLE-Receipts, go; steady.
HOGs-Receipts, 100: 70 10 cents lower Light,
52sa5.9o; rough, Ss1zs-s0; mixed. 6.0as2g; heavy,
soaS23: Iiss. f55a54
SHEEP-ReoeiVts, 2.01oi steady.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-10
Purchaser. Get Rebate.

The Corn Products Refining Company.
which about a year ago put into opera
ton a profit-sharing plan by which its
customers were allowed what is IN effect
a rebate on purchases, IS figuring on the
amount to be distributed under the plan
for the year just closed. II is estimated
that the customers viii receive between
$4,000 and 5000 back on the year s
business The company IS now operating
about IS pei. cent Of capacity.