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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-13
POULTRY.

LAY OR BueT--your hens must If fed The
Park 8 Pollard Co. Dry Mash. Buy IL OF r.. W.
Bailey q Go, Montpelier, VT. We are paying fol
old hens. IS to iac per TO-, alive; chick.
ems, 70 lbs, each, - TO lscs over LIS
IL 70 l7c; fancy hennery eggs 50c per dozen
2 1+2 to 10. puiiets. American breeds 2s e
BIC; mixed breeds over 2 10 lbs. l8c We
CHARGE NO COMMISSION. The Park Il Poi-
lard Co, 10 Canal So, Boston 158tfSats
FOR sALE--Blue Andaiusians exclusively
Get the best My stock are bred for layers and
the show room. PTiza- winning stock laying
the whole year round. NAeeled By none. PEN
beaded by cock Scoring rs. Nox hen Ia pen
scoring less than " up to 81 Double mating
Per setting IS for SL00. Walter Bcllyile
6raniteville. VI Phone a-ii astf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-13

Wilfred Bissonette had one thumb
badly crushed Monday BY piece Of
timber kicked back by saw at the Por.
ter Screen shop in Woooski.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-13
D. A. Perry Real Estate Agency,
BARRE. VT.
The F. B. Cate Real Estate Agency
BARRE, VIZ.

FARM Of e5 acres, two miles from the city.
Price $500, 10sf
FARM Contains 80 acres. located IN Cabot.
one mile from railroad station. The farm viii
keep i6 COWS and team summer and winter.
Plenty OF wood and timber good buildings,
large barn, drive Ia ON top floor This barn
alone could not be built for much less than the
hair cash. l99tf
FARM-Tn Brookaeld, IA IL acres, / mile
from East Braintree, running water Price for
quick sale 5000 l9etf
Inquire at the above agency. y. u. Telephone
E21.il Also Peoples Phone 1a8n
FOR sALE--House and barn located on
School street. Piainfeld, I'VE minutes walk
from post office and stores and seven minutes
from station. Eight rooms and bath, hos wa
ter connections, furnace heat and four piazzaf
two acres land and Orange county telephone.
Buildings are Ia gooa repair. Inquire OF W. J.
Batcheder, Plainfeld. W. i7eu
FOR sALE--A double house OF six rooms
each located &C Graniteyille, on the Williams
town road. Never failing spring water ia each
tenement, large lot, t63 feet front. i47 deep.
affording another building lot or a garden.
Owner wants a farm and Will exchange this
property for same or will sell cheap. Inquire
At the n. y. Cate Real Estate agency, Barre,
VT i72d
Call on as for anything in the real estate or
business line.
Do you wanta GOOD paying iiyery business
that is paying big money! II ron do cali at
ulars. 154tf
We have some good farm bargains. No trou-
bic 20 show our property, Come In and talk it
over with ua.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-13

FOR Coughs. Colds, Hoarseness, Tickling ia
the Throat Bfonohiel Catarth etc, there is
nothing better than white Pine Cough
LoxsnGes /" 10ca box for csc. sold only hy
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-13
STORE HOUSE.

Up-to-dats accommodations for storing
most any thing. carriages and sieighs a speciality
No dust or dirt and very little danger from
fire, although / can insure property stored BY
me at very cheap rate II desired. Prices
right. Cali on or address, George r. McFar-
land, stb south Main street. Telephone call,
ss-4 =
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-13
Winter Clothes
for Men
at Small Prices

Very good quality dress 0Yercoats,
ought to be 5000, are $500 here now.
Those that ought to be 1880 are but
$3.50 here now.
Sweater Coats for men and boys, All
wool different colors, at exceptionally
low figures
Mems homemade winter Socks, ought
to be SOC, are zoe pair.
Heavy working or dress wool flannel
Shirts at economical figures. Leather
Caps for men with eye protectors, ought
to be sloo, are SOC here now. Step in
and see the goods to-day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-13

While working at the Fletcher quar-
ries few days ago, Robert Carroll Of
Woodbury. suffered severe fracture OF
one knee, caused BY a breaking stone.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-13
HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Girl to do table and chamber
work IN college society house, So 90 per week
Address Mrs L. Meyette, Sigma Phi House.
Burlington, Vt 2Oftf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-13

WANTED--Two granite cutters to letter and
carve and willing to cur building work Union
shop. Dresser Stone Wks. Charlotte, North
Carolina. lsitiss
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-13
no RENE

TENEMENT TO RENT Five rooms hot and
cold water 30 Merchant street Inquire Of &.
W. Mann. 81 Wellington street a05tf
TENEMENT TO RENTING. 30 Maple Ave-.
i've rooms, bath and pantry. Vacant Novcm-
Der, IS. Inquire Of Hattie Il. Waite, No East
ern ave. 20atf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-13
D. +. DAVIS "The Druggist

RILEY's ORCHESTRA
Music furnished for an occasions. Apply
Il EaBt ST. Tel S4l-2i.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-13

Mrs. Frank Mcdonald Of East Burke,
who had been suffering with blood pois-
oning in one hand, was obliged to have
the third finger amputated few days
ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-13

Alger Davis Of Morrisviile was serious
II injured Monday BY the kick Of An
OK. The knee pan was badly iammed
aud his ankle sprained. He is unable
to walk.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-13
FRANK PLACE.

3. -. GATE FRANK PLACE.
FARM FOR RAIE--ContaIns i75 acres. is
located In East Orange has No l buildings
right through, running water ia house and
barn; also Is acres Of wood on farm. 1866 sng-
ar trees. Must be sold and price will be made
low, Easy payments. Inquire Of r. n. Rock
&c ~ Pearl street. Barre. I4au
HOUSE FOR SALE az bargain, 10 rooms,
divided cellar with plaster PARTITIONS, small
harm on Aver street near Main street. built old
style and warm. Rents az S22.00 per month.
Enquire OF L. d. AFerall from 10 o'clock,
room over Eastern Estate Tea CO. s7tf
FOR SALE Building lots at lowest prices
for the location. Ga Aver street, Hin street.
Long street. fremont street. cor. East. north
size; also fremont. cor. Camp, north side; also
Quarry street, s0ath side also many
low priced lots in several good locations. l.
a. Aysrill s7a
FOR sALE-Fifty acres OF very best tillage
land without buildings, one mile from East
Barre, Low price II sold at once. l. NJ. Az
Grill SIT
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-13

Rev. G. Fl. Wright has resigned bic
pastorate at West Burke on account Of
poor health and, with Mrs. Wright, ex-
poets to 70 70 Lynn, Mass, 10 make his
home with a son.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-14
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Pnces quoted are vhoIesaIs.l

BUTTER-CrsamerT, fancy. 2. Western arzts.
as5a: secuuds zsss; p-oesss. fancy, 1azz; fair 70
good. naz: dAiry. choice. za2; good. lsalTi store
packed. fresh. LaIR
CHEEsE-New York state. fancy. large. Hals:
do. snail. Tisals17: new, ls-
EGGS-Nesr-by. choice. free cases. y; DO. choics.
retllrn2bls czsss Is. West Virginia sod Sosthwes.-
ern Virginia free cases, Is4; do. returnabe cases.
q; Tennessee free caSes. Is: do. refunabs
eases lss North Carolina. frss casss. lsiS; d. -
turnable cases. lsiz
LIVE POULTRy-Chicksns Zaz; sprins. San;
hens 81: roosters. 8; ducks large. ual2, Dc, small
IoaIl geese, 7s9; do. fancy, lal2; turkeys. toms
Is do. hens raIs; turkeys. thin. z; keats. iosiz
DRESSED P0ULTRY-Turkeys choice. undraEu.
hens lS do. average UndTaWu HAS. do. thin. lii
chickens. 1aS; hens, lsalT; rOosteEs. lo; ducks.
DRESSED MEATs-Calves. frIl dressed. sale: d..
beads Of 10; bog dressed calves. g. hams. country.
sugar cured. Ifsls; hogs. snail and neat per c<t,
S00asS 80; do medium. Iea7 50; do, heavy. 55a60.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., home -groEu. pe- bus,
Z00s250; sweet potatoes. PER bbl. 275a375s yans.
Ter bbl- LI5aZ50: asparagus. dozen. ZZ5ai0s: car
rots. per Dbl. LZssl-5o; clczmbe-. ger basket.
IGsaZee: celery. Florida, crate 1ooe150. cabbazc
Per c-ate. LooAls; eauiaoEer. per boL LIsaZ5 30
onions Texas. p.r cTate. L6oaL75. lsttUoe. North
Carolina psr basket, Le0ai.5o. pspper. Florida,
per carrier L00al.5e: string beans per basket L5oe
rs: tomatoes per box. Zcaz5); d.. choics. LIS
20o; rhuosrb. dozen. EaAo; oeets, buncn, sS; pas
basket I15a2m.
GREEN FRUTTS-O-ansss choice. psr box 1a0z
400; Florida. Der box, 30oG1S. California navels,
Z75a3 z; grape fruit. per box. 55oa5oe; apples,
King pr bbi. saoa3so: York Imperial packed, 40o
aA5a: Ben Davis PACKED. 56a5.e0; Wine Sap
packad 2T5ss .: AlheTmsrle Pippin. 53ae55; good
to prime 200s300: poor 70 fair. L5ea2o0; openhsad
barrels common 20 good. l0al50- fancy tsbis
fruit 5o9a600; plneapples FLORIDA. DeT crate. ESs
rs. strawberries quart. ioslA
DRIED FRUTTS-ApUles sliced. fsncy. 4. d..
sliced bright. 5i3; Cherries. r. blzckber-ss. T.
EhoTtleberies. B; rsspbeTTies. Z
GRAIN-Wbsat southern. on gzde L4oaI IS rys.
T5as5; corn. shsiled white soas; Do. yellow so1s5
rev. ear. E2sAl; cats. WeS,eTn white. No. 2 Ga
s. old. mixed. 62a4
SUNDRIEs- -BeesEax p: tafloE ezs1z: housJ.
white clover lib. new. I5: do. ZIb.. DsE. M1E;
ginseng per b.. 500a550: seneca per b. %; golden
seal. 4a45. pink. l2ai4: mandrake. 2as snake So0t.
g. walnut kernels dyy, Daa
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool washed. free q brrs.
per h 2 DO. unvasbcd. free u b1rs. per b.
Sa3: do bury. per II. Iss2n; hides E-eeu. per
h 70: DO. dry. per b isl6. sheep skins. green.
each. 75aLo0; d.. dry. each zAso; esH skns. rsen.
each. L5oaiA.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-14
COTTON MARKET.

ouotsti0ns furnished by W B. Hibbs 4 90.
mspbers q the New Tork Stock Exchauge. Hibos
Building - Fifteenth street northwest
New YORK, NAY I3-Cotton to-day vas rery active.
ard While the market vas subject % considsrabls
suctuatio- pros went into rev hsh TERRITORY for
the present season with May co,toa fairly ssfs
above II cgutS Tie market opeuCd steady az a
slight advance over yesterdays closing. This vas
n the face e lower cables, and shorts began 70
SCI heavily. thinking the market vas surely ready
f1r break. but in this they were disappointed.
brokers cuzninz upon the for With a. almost end-
ieSs stream q hayiag orders from c1issioa h0sses
and sIot cotton rsuzlned very high. Before noon
early seilCs we're buyers. and pr7ces lad been
forrsd up % points
Prodt taxing a. the hizhFr ieTrl t-D1Eht r-ioes
down again ab0ut points below yesterdays closing.
and Il looked a. ons tine though a heavy bzeak
IL pricrs would en=le But TIE bulls rallied n ths
SIpport q the market. and the Afternoon trading
was almost Continuously On an EdTarce b-IuEirz
prices nearly % the highest AZ the ciose-
Receipts st the ports were E.oo) hsles. sEzir-t
l40s9 last week snd S ~ las, vesr FCT the wee,.
10 90 haies against ss7 last week ard g ss last
year Recsirts AZ New Orleans we're Las bales,
Z az 1arr vra~
The Washington herald., 1909-05-14
'BowERY' ONCE A DWELLING.
New YOrk'S Great ThorouEhfare
Gets It's Name from n Home.

New York City's great East Side thor
/ oughfare get its name of the -B0weTy'
4 through an ancient lineage that has come
! down through some 1890 years. from the
time OF our Aryan ancestors. who plant
ed the root that has grown into the we'll
| known name
At the head OF that street stood the
home Of Peter Stuyvesant. the Dutch
governor OF New Netherlands. and IL was
krown as -'Stuyvesa1t's Bowery.'' which
was another name for Stuyvesant's home.
the grounds OF which stretched south
ward toward Chatham square. says the
New York Herald.
The growth from the Aryan root vas
simple enough. for Il was only the expan-
sion OF '-bu-' into "bowery." This root
''bu" meant 20 grow, dwell. be. become.
or build. so we see how bower and
"bowery.'' carrying The idea Of a home.
naturally grew from T. When that
root ''bu'' began 10 grow there was no
such thing as q collection Of houses into
a city or even a village. but where our
ancestors lived was among the shades OF
forest grcwths. where branches and
leaves were builded into coverings that
became homes
This word ''bOwery~ came directly 70 Us
through the Anglo-Saxoa ''buan," which
meant 70 dwell They also had the word
bur" which signihed chamber. a cover
ing in which 10 conceal OF cover yourself
and from this Anglo-Saxon came our
Middle English bower" In the Dutch
as II was used in the Netherlands IN
Peter Stuyvesants time. It was bow
cry
The same root went into the Sanskrit
and became "bhu." which meant 70 be.
70 exist. or the place where you we're or
lived. and from that came "bhav-ana-
dwellinE-hOuse-
The AnglO-Saxon bur" went into the
Icelandic. meaning a room. and into the
Swedish where il is used for cage Il
appeared in the Lowland Scotch as
"byre." a COW house. So IN all Of the
family OF languages II came TO mean 8
covering. a protection. a dwelling. or
home, and where the last Dutch governor
Of the New Netherlands lived came TO be.
known as hts bOwery. and later the Bow
cry"
The Washington herald., 1909-05-14
Relics of Napoleon.

Fror the London Gloos.
When. in IS49. the mortal remains o:
Napoleon were transported from ST
Helena 10 the Invalides. four immense
fagstones. which covered the tomb. were
put on board the Belle POUle with the
remains. These slabs were. on arrival in
France. consigned TO an obscure corner
IN the arsenal al CherbouTg. where they
have since remained, almost forgotten
by the present generation At length,
ws learn from a French contemporary
they ere to be rescued from their ObscUr-
ity. Gen Niox. director Of the army
museum. has interested himself IN the
matter. and has succeeded in establishing
the authenticity OF these curious relics
The slabs have been recently conveyed
10 the Invslides IN an enormous case
and what formerly was the modest tomb
Of Napoleon in St Helena viii soon find
a place IN the Invalidss, an eloquent
contrast TO the sumptuous mausoleum
erected by Visconti. next TO which It will
stand
The Washington herald., 1909-05-14
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hihbs & c..
members q the Chicazo Board y Trzds. Hibbs
Building x Fifteenth street northwest
G7iczso. May I2-Wheat ard other grains were
loweT and duh to-day. particularly IN the early
trading. the market sti9cninE somewhat n the
Afternoon, - that the closing vas fairly hrn and
the market active. Iregllsrtv and lower TricpS a.
the start UeTe dne % rains II KsnSs and resorted
showers tonight fcT Easte-n Kansas and Nebraska
Opening &C ! 81. NAY sold down % LzTl and IN
the later 0pTatiOus vas carried back 20 IL. the
highest and closing price July sod down 70 LIZ
and up 20 LI3. closing quarter II point lower.
CON and cats were dull ard i0Ter-
Provisions were weak II the early trading. sd-
vancing in the afternoon 8 few points on smaller
offerings and low receipts Of i've stocz
The Washington herald., 1909-05-14
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Bsltimore. Mag B-Quotations established by the
Baltimsre Fruit and Produce Association are as
folcwE.
BUT E6-Croamcry, separator. DIT IL 2ea50 ir1i-
tation. pe- lb. Z2a25; prints. h-lb per h.. Sa5i
DO. lib. pr n. 3os5i: blocks 2Ih per h saasl.
dairy prints. Msuiand. PsrnsylTsnis, and Viz
ginia. pcr ID. lsal7 Virginia and West Virginia,
stoTepacked. per Ib.. Bsls; Ohio. store-packed
peT b. lSsl7 near By. rolls. per ID, Tals; Ohio.
rolls. Per h. I7sls; West Virginia rolls. Der Ii
l6al7
EGGS-Ms-yland. Pennsylvania, and nearby hrsts.
per doz-. p; Eastern Shore. Maryland. and Viz
guia. per d0z-, .; Western hrsts. per doz. g:
Virginia. per doz.. -.
LIVE P0JLTRY-Touug chickens. as to size. DIR
H., lss2; old hens, hezvy-zeight- per h. l5lz
winter chickens, II 10 ~ lbs-. Der 10, 5a& :
spring chickens ID. and II lbs. pr II. 8s8:
! ID and under, pcT 10. g ducks. PER h, 2;
do, white Pekins. PER ID, .: pigeons. young
PAR. 2s25: do. old. p4-. .: gginss foxl4. Cd
eseas *
The Washington herald., 1909-05-14
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New Yo-k. Nay E-BUTTER-Steady: demand
god receipts. s4sa packages. Creamery extra
81; State dairy tubs. 2la35;z imitation cream.
eTy. frsts Zs2
EGGS - Firm; receipts Bas cases Nearb,
wnite- fsncy. zi5: nearby mixed. fancy, 2Esa3
fresh frsts ZaZl-
SGGAR-L2te yesterday there vas a business ol
s-G9 bags Of Porto Rico centrifugal sugar for in
mediate shipment al az basis. IS test To-day
the market hrm and reineTs were slow II
buy slgars at the moment owing 20 the very snail
demand for tke refined produc.- Cuban sugars 70,
May shipment are offered at 2 1872 basis Is test
cost and freight equal 20 3-s5. duty paid and buy
srs at SIS June shipments are held ar ~ basis
IS test. cost and freight. ana probably sales c,ud
De made a. l7S2c less than that. Refined sugar
steady. but business IS said 70 Be at a standsfill
Granulated Is quoted al as net less I per cent
cash
NAVAL ST0RES-Spi-its turpentine. &c f-7
mschine-nade barrels; Savannah. s-Iz RoSiu. 2ss
a3.4o for counon 20 sood strained Tar u,iet an
changed. st 40 fer oil barrels
The Washington herald., 1909-05-14
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.
salss-ReEala- call. z o'clock noooi
Z


MstCpoiitsn RsilTosd s. s. 0o a. l1Sz-
Washington Railway and Electric "a. s. ooo AZ
-. slooo az s77s 300 at So. 81 coo az E1s-
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat S, s. 900 a.
20
CspstsI Traction, 80 a. IS. % At I5. IS q: Is
Washington Railway and elscrio c0unoa. 50 81
~. 50 AZ 81.
Washington Railway snd Eecero preferred. % a.
s2S, 50 az "a 50 g. 9aA q a. 91z. 70 az zzs. 50
a. ~. 20 a. 80. 10 AZ "a 70 81 sz5. 10 At sZ7
a. "a. 50 a. 80
Bel Telephozs q Pennsylvania, 10 At 1854. 10 At
I6sz
MeTrruthsleT. I 81 3p.
LsnssSz. . At Is . az I5ls . a. - 20 AZ 81
10 A. Biz 10 az IS1s. 20 st E-1. 20 81 l54 Is
a. III. 100 a. 81. 30 AZ IyS 400 az I5S 100 a.
l5A. 3 a. ia. 10 a. "a I0 az lSS-
Greene Ca12nes- 10 al Il. 50 At Ia
ConnrTCal Metropolitan Bank 70 Ct II.
After call.
Ia1stGn. so az ISz. - e. I5A
Washington Railway a1d Elec-ric - 8 90 At S.
S.o0 az S. s. 0o a. S
Security Storage. ! e. "a
National Savings sud Trust, l5 At 20 70 At 70
% az 20 D AZ IA
FolloSing are The bid and 4sksd prices on yester.
days Washington Stock Exchange:
The Washington herald., 1909-05-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New Yovk. Nay I2-CATTLE-Rsceipts i.sr
head; STEADY Dressed beef slow at salo for ns.jrs
sides.
CALN Ess-ReoeiPts. sd head. Common to prime
Teals 585a7.so. fancy Msryisnd do. SO h',,tS--
Tnilks, go; country dressed veas. saipk per IL.
city dressed do saI2
SHEEP AND LA8IBS-ReceIpts. ss1 had.
Wooied sheep. 6oozs75. clipped do. 5oasOo; culls
4oo' siiDped is15s, s.oos7.3; calls. 800; Ma-zlaaa
srrinz lknhS e75
EoGS-Rscs.ps@ i,Iio SssG.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-14
In Ear BPr1h.

From the Cstholie Standard and Tines
Towne-No. Grafton doesn't work al
all now.
Brovne-He doesn't? Why. when !
knew him he seemed 10 be g young
man with considerable push.
TOvne-Au that's changed now. He's
"a young man with considerable pull
and doesn't have 10 work
The Washington herald., 1909-05-14
NEW ToRK MONEY.

New YORK. MAY B.-Stszlins hrn. points I'd.
Sixty DAYS lsSZ5a4 SIS: demand. zS775ass-s8; q
bles 4s7o5a4 ssO6
Conmercizi bills 4s5s fo- SIXTY days and s5ssa
a-56A fog ninety DAYS T7our bills zs5S fo- sixty
days Grain. 4.56 Grain and cott01 bills soarce
Money On cal opened DG cert: highest 2:
lowest. II; closing. IL Most q the days loans
were So ps- cent
Tine money a trhe frner. although rates we're
unaltsed- RATES: n peT cent for sixty dzys. E.a3
for ninety DAYS; for fCuT and ize months 81 for
siX months; 81 to- seTen months 81 fo- Over the
year.
Msrcantils pspG ot the higher ETzde net with q
readv 1rsarfet
The Washington herald., 1909-05-14

Chicago. Nay lA-TrzGsrs in wheat we're belrfshly
affected to-day by reports Of additional rain n Kan
and other sections u the Southwest and by TIE
Official forecast CT showers and thunderstorms to
night for Kansas ard Nebraska decline cf II 70
cents in the price q wheat a. Kansas City also
in6uced considerable selling here early IN the day
The market opened weak. with prices 4 70 ! cent
lower, with July az LIZ 70 LIZz- Later July
sold OF % liz
July corn Cpened \ 70 I 70 to x lower. At
ess 70 6SSt. touched ssat ss5s and dropped back
70 e5S
July oats opened \ to X lOwg. at az to Sic, aad
sold OF 70 SIS to 51&-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-14
Convincing.

From Puck.
Two boys. John and James. were eqaiiy
taught that 1t IS more blessed TO give
than to receive. But John didn't believe
H. Years passed. however. the boys grew
up, and John fell into evil ways. being.
IN fact. elected alderman from his ward.
AS such ne received bribe.
And. curiously enough. it was by none
other than James that the bribe was
given.
But, while John went to prison for
long term OF years, James remained
superintendent OF his Sabbath school,. and
was looked upon as a godly man.
1T is, indeed. more blessed 10 give
than &C receivel" exclaimed John. cons
vinced-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-14
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. May lS-Whest wss steady. con frn,
cats dtll. re qSnIral- and -four f-n
WHEAT-Spot contract Lss: spot No. 2 red
Western. l.s9; July. L1eSaL125t August. LIo asked
steamsr No. red. I4s; receip;s I.iss bss; South
en- On grade leesLss.
CORN-Spot contract E7<asl: MAY. Sstzsi: July.
76sa-T steamer mixed, 75ta7s7s; receipts $50 bs
exports so bus; Southern white c0Tn. 7si1a5l5z
Southern yellow con-. 76izaSoz
OATS-Steck IN elevators. -. .554 bss-: shirments
ron elevators sos bus; white. No. 2 6Iszss2: do
Nc. = 6l1zasil1; do. No l. 56a5siz; mixed No >
ssa5s17; o., No J. SASH; d., No. T. 5sza57
RYE-Stocx IN elevators. o3sl bus: shipments
from elevators. 2sS5 bus. No. Western re. ex-
pert, sSa5Sz; No Western re- uptown. sSsss; bag
los. as to quality end condition. 55asz
FLOUR-Winter extra 5-Soa550: winter clear. 5 ga
40; winter straight. 6l5e65; winter patents s55a
800; sp-ns clear. 5C5a5.z5: sp-irE straight. Ga
80; spTng PATENTS. s55s650; City Mills best
patent %. do. high-grzde pats9t 10: do. high
sTade stTaight $50 do. choics family. e-z; do.
extra. 50oa5-l5; re -four. medium 10 choice 45es
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