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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-01-29

Mrs. H. G. Frank of Lac Vieux
Desert spent Thursday in town
with relatives.
I. II. Johnson the Conover
postmaster and storekeeper spent
Thursday in town.
c. A. Hansen and sons were
called Thursday to Milwaukee to
attend the funeral of Miss A. Rass-
mussen sister of Mrs. Hansen.
Mr.. and Mrs, Bent butcher
will arrive here soon from Lyon
dale, Idaho. Their trunk arrived
Thursday afternoon is Indication
that they are on the way.I Bent
has been sick ever since they left
here last fall.
Aug, We'll left Tor Chicago this
morning on short visit with rel
atives. He took a 6 pound pike
with him to show his Chicago
friends what he catches when hi
goes fishing,
! Mr.. and Mrs. James Shelf were
fishing on Cranberry lake ane
according to Jim's story some
fish do not bite but instead the,
jump out on the ice when yot
are fishing. Jim states that HI
wife pulled a line out of the wat
er and dandy 6 pound pix,
jumped onto the ice after tn
bait. jim had the fish to prov
the story,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-01-29
10 If
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned Town Treasurer Of
the town ct Eagle River. Wisccn>
sin. that the tax roll for SAID
town for the year 1900 is in my
hands for collection and that the
taxes charged therein are subject
to payment &C my office at any
time prior to the thirty-frst (31st)
day of January, 1909, That after
thirty-6rst (3Ist) day of January
| shall proceed to collect the
taxes remaining unpaid in the
manner authorized by law.
Dated this 4th day of Jan. 1900
FRED MoREY,
Town Treasurer.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-01-29
WISCONSIN ROAD SCHEME

Northern Wisconsin is demand
ing comprehens i've good roads
program from the Wisconsin legis-
lature now in session. Senator A.
w. Sanborn of Aahlaun, Wis.,,
will introduce a bill giving the
northermost tier of counties
third of the money required to
build highways, the county and
abutting property owners standing
third of the expense each. He
would have the state furnish all
specifications and plans, and all
crushed stone, transportation pre-
paid. The growing use Of the
motor car in the territory once a
dense forest, and still in some
sections 9 forest primeval, has
created a demand for good roads.
Owners in the north fear that the
southern part OF the state, OF
which Milwaukee is the practical
center, will get all the benefit &c
be derived under the good roads
amendment to the Wisconsin,
state constitution. and plead that
although the population in ths
aorth is not SO dense as in the
south, The very fact THAT the north
is a new country is argumeo
enough that the roads thef'
should be improved first. Mote
Age.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-01-29
FEB. 18th A LEGAL HOLIDAY

Congress has passed law
making February 18th OF this
year a special holiday, TO com
memorate the Tooth anniversary
OF Abraham Lincolns' birth.
This date may be made a perma-
nent holiday, the~same as the 22
is for Washlngtons' birthday, and
efforts is being made by the Grand
Army Of the Republic to that end.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-01-29
ATTENDED FUNERAL OF BR0THER.<

w. H. Bonner received a tele-
gram Monday announcing the
death of his brother Louis, at the
Marine Hospital at Cleveland
Ohio. Mr.. Bonner departed
Tuesday morning for Depere,
where the remains will be inter
red. The deceased was 81 years
of age, and had been sailor since
he was fourteen. For the past
ten years he has been a patient
at the Marine Hospital at Cleve-
land suffering with Locomot or
Ataxia.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-01-29
BOUGHT TRACT OF LAND

Henry Wilhelm of Milwaukee,
recently Purchased a large tract of
land on Long lake. from John K
Fish. Mr.. Wilhelm spent Friday
last in town on business in con-
nection with his new purchase.
He will do considerable clearing
and build a fine summer home on
Long lake.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-01-29
Simple Remedy for La Grippe

Racking la grippe coughs that
may develop into pneumonia over
night are quickly cured by Foleys
Honey and Tar. The sore and
inAamed lungs are healed and
strengthened, and dangerous
condition quickly averted. For
sale by G. L. Carter.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-01-29
JUNIOR PROM .

All the necessary arrangements
have been made for the Junior
Prom, at the Lyceum opera house
on February 12th. The invit a
tons will probably be sent out
today.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-01-29
2srsonal and Local
happenings Around Town

Pew atJ~i
-, ., Monico Sunday last.
A Scharsch OF Hackley was
l,.;ness visitor in town Mon
business y
=, Andrew Frankel was up
-, F,ard and spent Friday
. ~ his father, M. Frankel.
bonocing sen arrived Tues
Nv at the home of Mr., and Mrs.
rrsd G. McIntyre.
R A. Brown of Rackley was a
,,~, visitor Tuesday and We'd
ae:day.
Mrs A. #. Stevens was i'll the
,... week with Plurasey but is
now On the gain,
ussdames H. J. Mack and VIM.
MEL of Hackley we're town visl-
n,. Wednesday and Thursday.
lame. M-Kloley departed
Monday fur Durham, Mich. to
r,. bic Io~ Tag camp
For Sale Good Second Hand
0,gaa. cheap for cash or on time.
ENQUIRE Of J J Roderick
Father Sale was up from Anti
% Wednesday visiting Father
Top.aka, "
Miss Ida Slattery went to Ash
land Wednesday to visit at the
home of her sister, Mrs. G. f.
Sa0bon, Z
Mrs. Geo. E. O'Connor returned
home Wednesday after several
weeks visit with relatives in dit
heot parts of the state.
Miss Emogene Colman and
nephew Robert Olmstead depart
ed Saturday last for Chicago
where Robert will go to school. b
N /. Kinney departed We'd
nesday for Chicago to spend a
few months with his sister, Mrs.
Charles Knight.
Rev Johnson was over from
RhioeIander and held services at
. The. Episcopal Nissi041/ Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Murawski
and children of Conover, visited
Mrs. NuraWski's parents in town
Monday.
G. F Sanborn of Ashland
spent tuesday and Wednesday IN
Town in the interests of the San
born Land Co.
A. 4, Babcock was up from
"ausau the first of this week in
he interests Of the Wisconsin
River Valley Improvement Co. !
o'aS Friday last in town. Mr..
Hardy Ioaas money on farm prop
city, Note his ad. in this issue
Los.-T,..~..,.
a.'rn to this Office and receive
sg3rd.
MI and ,r.- 9 i
aaa lake , W.. :, D. ~ Hay'noho o.
.. <Ss T S5m over ss IS, Sunday aS wis Wis
5oo. Radcliffe. returning s.. nj n : to
a'ahOme Monday,
M. AID NJ. .'0A ~,
;. ""u Mrs. Alfred Morgan
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-01-29
FOR SALE.

Farm-8o acres; Sc acres under
CIVILIZATIONS; good 7 room house
barns; good we'll; land all fenced
ga mile Of river frontage; ? miles
from depot, Cheap for cash
Inquire Of
w A. BRADFORD,
I-8 If E2gle River, Wis.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Rnsas guossd are uhosz.lal

BUTTER-Creznsry. fzn5, SAs3; Western frsta
1sasI; seconds. &aZ; process. fKncy. AsS. fair to
soos, zsE: dairy. choice. Iills: good. Is; stors
packed fresh. Il
CHEEsE-NsT Yort State i.ze5. l-E.. 81: Do,
snail L.
EGGs-Nssr-by fancy. Virginia. loss of. .:
Wesi Virginia and SouthweS; Virginia, p; reaaes-
see. =; North Carolina. 2
LIVE POULTRT-Chieksns. las. hens. Esi1.
roostsrs. 5; daeks large. I1lf: do. snzu. losll
geese -ss; do fancT. loal2: turEsyS tons, lsz2o;
Co hens y; turkeys. TIN. Il: keats. SGalL
DRESSED POULTRT-TurkeJs. choice. undr1zu.
hslX ~. do. aTSTags. undrsvR. Ear DO. thin.
u sl4; chickens lsl1: czpoas. ib average. zla22;
do. snail, IssS1; hszS Eai5; ROSTERS. sa9; ducks
Lss5: Esese. llaI1
DRESSED MEATs-CaivsS. fun dressed. Il; DO.
heads od. II: hos dress calves. 10 hzns. ccuntry,
sugar cured I5z3; ho1z. snail snd neat Def
cEt- L0s7.5e: do. medium. sSoa7.0e. do. hsag.
60zTN
GAAlE-Qnzl. fancy, 32a3-5o. do snail. 2osa
Z5s; squirrels each. sas: cpossuus. each. 2osE.
EEGETABLES-P0tztoes. hone-EToEp. pr bus-,
ssSs0, per bbI lf5azoo; Eastern Shore. per bbi
lI5a4o; sweet potatoes. pcr oo-, 10az0: ysmS.
pez bbI lzaLa. czu0ts. pr kbl.. L2sal.58; czcum-
bo-z. Der bzs Lsoai.s3; cucazber piezlss. Der bss
T5slE: czbbage psr bbl L1oaL5o; eaui s0wer, psr
bbl GGsso3- celery peE dor. stalks. 5sso: oniors
pe- bus- 7oz0; Maryland and Virginia. per b5l
Lsesl5o; Ohio. per bbL. L75s-oo: pumpkins. Per
bbl Sz75; squash. Der b6l. IsslS5s lsstuoe, Flor
Ida. Der boa-. l-9oal8.
GREEN FRUITs-OranEss. p9 box. &eoa5. %
rsps fruit. ps- box 30os4oc: sppsz. KnE. pr
pbl: 3Oa35: YORK Imperial. packed. L0oz4 q
Bee Davis. packed. S-5nas2Ss Wins Sap. PACKED.
sT5s45o; Albensris Pippin. 4oaaSU; good %
prime 2eos2oo; poor 10 fair, LSs2eo; open-hesd
barrels. common 20 good. LsaHL0; fancy tabi.
fruit 250sS5o; c7znbeTiss. Cape Cod per Dbl
E.oezs. g; do. Per standard crate. e0a25; pine
apples, Florida, PEI crate, 30z40.
DRIED FRUITS-Apples. sliced. taceJ. 4; a..
sliced, hzsEbt. "a; cherries Il bGckbeTiss &;
Eho-1lebsuies 10: TasDbeTTiss. Z
GRAIN-Whest, Southern. on Erzde, l.0oeios; re
75as coTn shellsd white e5a74: do. yellow. s5s7s
nsE. ssr. 2T5s&00: cats. Western white. No. Z
5ssSe: old mixed 55asS
hay AND STRAW-HHy. Western. No !. n.sa
Aso: No. Z RoSIzSa: mixed. u0al0L stnE.
lJs. ozndis. Aooal4se; rye. usch31s tkrssAed. Naz
e5o: wheat, aooasD: cat Er1s. pr tou. s5osa g
WOOL AND HIDES-WOol, washed free Of burs
per lb-. Gs2s; do. unvSshed. free Of burs per ID,
%; d. buTEy. per IL. Isls; hides. greer. per H.
lall; do. or. per ID, llAl3: shsep skins. green
each, s5S75; do, dy, each, &s6a; caK skins. green
each, LEal-0; MaSkrat, each San: skunk. esch
zaL75; mink. each, s140o; rzboit skins. each.
opos<1n. each. los5 raccoou. each. zzs9; scz. rcd
zach, L0s2J; d. Tay zach. Ea&.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New Tork. FEB. s-BBTTER-RecsiptS s2S7 pack
ages. choice fra. CrcznsrT extra slA5l4: 1rsts.
EASe; STATE dsirv. tubs. pooE % fssr. 2sS.
EGGS-Recsipts 4.95l cases; finer. Nearby
white. fancy. =; do. mixed. fancy, Sas: fresh
6rsts. ~: do. seconds. s2;sz2
MILL FEED-Steady: supply Eght. Spring bran.
n hob sscks % sTriTe. E-00: standard milling.
E0; dty hun, z1lo. in 5aEk; Western rsd dos,
10. to arrive; winter wheat bTsn II loo-Ib. sacks
zD
o4Ts-siea6y. bet aoE. No shits. 5saS7; No.
white 55zs55: Nc : white. 5zisa55l4; No Z
zired - natural clipped white. On track. Sas2
FL0UR-Srungsr; moderate inquiry. spring pat
ezts. s.7z5so; sp-1ns clears, 4&417; winter
g,rzlsh.s 49ak00; clears. 4ba49; Kansas E,TaiEhts.
IL saeks 4aos5I5: Kansas dezrs. LSsA66
RYE FI,0UR-Denznd mcderzts. Quote: 4.ooz4 50
CORN MEAL-FSno: fair i1quiry. Kfn-dnec foE
sxpu-, 345 cosrss meal. IN bsEs. Lzsl&
BCCKwHEAT FLoUR-Steadys market inactive:
czcted a. 28&2&
HAT-Recssps. 70 t0ns; steady: fair dealings.
Prize tEmc1hys g; No ]. SsszS; No 2 T5sse;
No. 8 s5z-5
STRAw-Rscs.ptz 70 to1s; frzn- Long rye. Lia
BEEF-Stsadys auiet business Family. IS5Sal6eo.
pzckes EasAE
PoRK-stssdy; light supply. Ness. G.zsels. 50;
family, E.z8zIsO.
TAILoW-stszdy; snail business Clt5. in hozs
heads. 81
LARD-wstsr. City. SO: refined cu;in-nt,
e0t; rsaosd Brazilian. keg1 n5; olsostsszi1s,
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
NEW YORK MoxE1.

NsE Ycrk. Feb. s-The market foT steTlf1z to-day
vas stsaSy. bvt with rates % points Iozs-- Rates
for sctual business were Sixty days 4e565zs. $50
demand. Ass9Szs-s7: cables, AsEaAs750
Conner1L bills Wsro ASs f0- ninety days su4
LasLszz fK sixty dzvS Flour bills were AKA
f0s Sxty days; ETzsn. ASlSt- TIE supply q gan
snd cotto1 biils Ezs moderate.
Mo1zg On cal ~ the stock exchange to-day Opeoe6
a. "a rsr out: highest. "a closing, ~ Most
cf the days loans were a. p per ceHt Tine money
pPs1s5 he week practically unchanged, except thar
he-s vas slightly easier te1denJ, offerings bsi1z
SsuEGent 70 meet osIsnt reqQuirsnents. which Esrs
Hezy moderate. Rates, ~ pG csut for sixty dzys
. for ninety DAYS 2s2 for four months. ss5H f0r
Ee and sx months. Ss4a4 faE twelve nouths
. Mercantile papsr continued IN good demand and
srs vas ID difficulty II finding q ready market
the higher grades Good ordinary paper vert
u-e slowly Rates. 575ai pz cent for sixty 70
Eety days indo-sed bills receivable; sss4 for
oice four 70 III months. Erzie uEmcs, Eisz5 for
& hgrs less vel known.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Advance CT about three and hall points
IN Washington Gas and good demand TOT
bonds we're tbs features Of the local
market yesterday in speculative securities.
The advance in gas was without large
Transactions. Beginning al Il IL on
lot OF twenty-five shares succeeding trans
actions were At p snd 3. the first sale
being bid up nearly = point and s haif
from the closing price OF Saturday. The
total sales Of gas were rs shares.
Bonds Of the Capital Traction Company
sold AZ rs. and Washington Railway IS
AZ IS IL Capital Traction stock sold az
iS5. Railway common at Il rs, and the
preferred shares az s. Is
Other trading was in very small
amounts OF stock AZ unchanged prices.
The rise in gas was based upon Tunored
favorable action by the Senate upon q
bill which. 4 IS said, will allow the coU-
pany to increase its capitalization up 70
the value OF the property Of the plant
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
DAVE CONES TO WASHINGTON
VIII Open Office Of Southern Com
mereial Congress.
Director of New Trade Body VIII
Lock After Details OF New
Building Project.

c. Grosvenor Dave. managing director
0f the Southern Commercial Congress, ar
rived n Washington last evening from
Montgomery. Ala, and viii permanently
locate here as the representative OF the
congress. Mr. Dave viii open Offices FOR
tie new Southern commercial body with
IN the next few days. and il VIII become
one of the permanent institutions o1
washington
The establishment OF headquarters here
ar this time has a double purpose M
Dave Is Of the opinion, in which the
members OF the executive committee o.
the southern Commercial Congress share.
that the raising OF the Sl.ooo.0ao sndow-
meut for the purposes OF the congress
can best be done from this point Then
the new building project FOR which the
site was recently secured, viii require
the attention Of an officer Of the congress
located IN Washington.
II i not yet a fuIl year since the prof.
eet OF calling a meeting CT Southern ousl-
ness men together 70 consider the posi-
bflities Of pushing forward the develop
r,ent Of Southern resources was born
Tre TuQNELlEAk AeA - ~~os-------o -
rnseffns OF the secretaries OF Southern
commercial bodies last year n Chatta-
nosgs- Tenn. After a free discussion OF
fbe advisability OF doing the thing, and
ersr conference with some OF the I've
nen OF the South. II was decided 10 call
.hs congress which met IN Washington
last December
As one Of the results Of that meeting
the project 10 erect a big building for the
rarn,snent headquarters Of tie congress
IN washington took shape Subsequently,
fbrouQh ]. Hall Davis. Of Petersburg, Va,
5. member OF the executive committee, the
purchase Of the ST. Matthews Church
nroperty was effected. and preparations
begun for financing the project
A meeting Of the executive committee
Vas ;,sIS In Atlanta, the action OF Mr.
Davis In buying the property indorsed.
and plans laid TO raise the money for the
building and the needs OF the congress
launched. This work is now fully under
way. a good pars OF the fund having al
ready been subscribed
Mr.. Dave now comes TO Washington as
the executive representative OF the con
sress to begin its work on e permanent
basis. The idea Of promoting the com-
nnercial and industrial development Of the
South In q practical way is taking hold
OF the Southern States, and business
bodies and business men are fun Of inter
est and enthusiasm TO see Il done.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
LIVE SToCR MARKET.

Chicago. Feb G-CATTLE-Rsceiptz 1mo:
ssady- Prime beera. 5EsZOo; poor 70 medium
zz50; stnckers and fseders. 3I5ss %: cnxs ard
heifss. 2ZsSS; czE1gs. Ls5sZso: Texans. 1sA
$50.
HOGS Reossvsz 500; sse@ay. LsshL 57sss y;
rough, sssssls; hs2ry. 6%saso; mixed, sgeSso;
piss, 4EssS
SHEEP Receipts z,00: steady Native ard
Western shssp. 3.2saSSi native ard Tsssern lszbz.
6sez7 50
New Yo-k. FEB. s-CATTT.E-Rsosspts. tsoa Fat
bulls and cCEs. frn 70 70 csrts higher; otkez
steady ezcspt thin co~s which were sssk Al
sold Steers. ss5sssss oxen, 4Iz1; buils, 29ozs 60
cors zeoz9.oa
CALVES -ReesiDts $50; 5rn 20 3 ceufs hsSher;
others steady. taruyzrd calves essy. TezA s5oa
O1- calls. so. hauys7d calves z5eASs5; drcss.d
csires stszdT to frm. city dressed Fesis Tssaiz-
fer choice Il: coantry dressed 7zl2
sREEP AND LAMBS-Reosi2ts Ilea sheen
aCaa55: c1Ils z75; ysz-si1gz. s.Sss5o: hubS
sea- s.. calls. 500
HOGs-Rec5pts. A.so; nsrkst higher at ssz
SO; fsE a. 10
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
BTLLIARD MATCE To-NIGHT.
Washinzton and Baltimore Meet fer
Third Time In Royal ParIors.

The amateur billiard teams representing
Washington and Baltimore viii meet to-
night al the Royal parlOrs for the third
time this season, playing four matches Of
100 points each.
The Washington team, which Frank
Sherman is managing, IS composed Of
Gray. Hoeke. Herring. and Stevens. This
is q change from the lineup in the prsvi-
Gus matches. Hill having been called out
OF the city and Herring taking his plaos.
Manager Klein, OF the Baltimore team.
has also made q shift, F. c. Lang retir-
ing, leaving Inhsrdt, Moore. Morrison,
and Boxer 20 contest for the honors.
The games are fourteen-inch balk line.
two shots n. The Washington team won
last years series OF 1850 points, and IN
this seasons matches are IN tue lead by
isS points.
To-night's matches begin promptly At
s o'clock.
Manager Sherman Is arranging q baIk-
line handicap tournament, open to all
amateurs in the city. entries to be Hrlit-
ed 10 six players. In the event more than
that number desire te compete Cor the
prizes offered they win be divided into
class A and class B. making two separ-
ate tournaments \
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore Feb. S-Quo,at11s as established ~
the Baltimore Fru!t and Procuos Association are
a. follows.
BUTTER-Cre&nsry fsncy. pe u. S4Sos: s-ai-
tation. za2s: Maryland and Pennsylvania rails. la
g; stOrepssksd Oaio 1saI;: de-. West Virginia and
PennsylrAnis dslry prints. Eas
EGGS-AsrylSnd. Pennsylvania ard nearby arSts.
g: Eastern Sbo-e Maryland. sns Virgins 50.
Western srsis %; West Virpais. y.
LIVE P0ULTRY-STTinE chsckens. psT II. H;
rough ard s1AEzy lssli: he1s. hssvy-Esght. per b.
lslz; 6ucks per ID. lssis: DO. white Pekias. 10.
Is: Esese psr u, ilsBs pigeons y0Gaz. pair,
i5s1 do. old. pair. Is; guinea fowls. old. each
=; do, youzg IA lbs- ard oTsr, each. %; turksTr
young hens, PER ID. %; yorns goSbis-s. pes ID.
iS do. snail and TIN. per b.. nal@s oid tOIzA
per h. i6si7.
DRESSED POULTRY - Turksys. CHOICE. fat
young hens. psr IL. 1az; DO. miTvd. Jung End
old ISzD; old tons. lsal7i D00T 10 thta, galE
Chicksns straight young. per ID. iSsls: de-. nixed
Yong and old. lt1l5 Ducks. choice, a., pz %
IsaIa Geese. Besr-bg cRoice. per ID I2sl3. CsPozs
Ibs and over. pe- b. Gaz2i DO, sznAA ans mixed
lsseo: Sips, pe< h lsal5.
CAME-DuckA n1li2rd- peT pair heaTy-FsizhL
9zLoo; Do. bisCkheads. hssvT-weiEbt. sa15e. DO.
redheazs ChesaDe2ke. l0ozl-5: do. cznyaSbacks
Chesapeake, aoos2ss; whole deer. per h, IsaIA
POTATOEs-Wests-n Maryland and PennElEanis
prime. per bushei, sGsS; do. New Io-k. prime So
s. do Western, prime. SaS3; sweets. EksteTn shore
yeIIoEs. ps- bb. zsos2T5: DO, North Carolina ysi-
lows. Der bbl.. ZzaZ75; fancy Delaware, zSa5oo;
yzms. yEEioia per boL, LSsls-
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETAsLES-Appis.
Western Maryland and Pennsylvania. per bbi
packed 15a4oo; d. New YORK. asserted. S0oa5oo
beets reE. Florida. per bunch. sz3s czbSzEe Nsz
York State Per tou. SoosS %: do, new. Florida
pr czzte 2oaSoo. celey. California. PER crate a. so
SOC; do homegrown. per bunch. sa4; Gan5eTses.
Oaps Cod. per bSI. i20aI&o; psr bon. 35RAW:
c1cuu5eS Florida, pr ~, 3ooEAoe; esUssnIs.
Florida per Gzte. 2Osz5ai grsps fruit. Florida
pss bcK. 2o0a25o; kEls. native. per bHshel boE.
! lsA95; lectncs. FIoids- pr baA. l0Sl5; cui01s.
New YORK and Western per 5ushsi. $50; oranges.
Florida per box - % size l7se2e; pumpkins. ns-
tive. per 100. Lsz25o. spinach native. per bushel
box, 3ozS; strawbs-iss. FLORIDA. DG quart Es55:
green bears. F7ori6s, PET bsskst. 2Ss3oo; wsx
| bsans Florida. pT bSskst. 2Sh3.8: tomatoes.
Florida, per carrier. LSoa3D. tUTEiTs. native. per
hushel, Ian
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltim0rs. Fsb. s--Wheat today vas strong cu-1
fru. osts active. ne steady ard -four highe-
WHEAT-spot cnntrzct. Is; spet No. ? rec
Western. LIS: FshrzarJ, LI3; March. lLssI. .fssl
Mas. LIfi7; steamer No. red. LIaaLI0z; Southern.
on E7aGs Li9sLE
C0RN-Spot. contsct- ssissssIs: February, sslss
-: arch ss1ssss4; Nay 6s7ssss1s Stssue- mixed
0Skz6SE- Receipts. S.SiS bushels southern white
corn. sal: Southern yellow cozn Sass
OATS-Stock IN elevators. ~ u bushels: nip
merits from eleTatoTs. 5ss b1shelS White. No ?
55ss5s. do. No. g. 54a55; Do. No & 5s5sz
mixed No. ? Ss251;s: d. No. 8 ssss52
RYEStock IL elevators, IsS go bzshels. shiu-
ments from elssatoTz. ! SO busSsis No 2 Western
ne s2aszsz: bag lots. to quality and condition
7szsa
FL0UR-WInter sztrs, Asoasso; winter clear
Lg5as g.: winter straight A7ozlss: Water usts,i.
5o5as 3: sp-ing clear, AaS55. svrinE straight Gsa
az Is: spring patent Ssaasss; Cisy Mills best pst
snt. $50; City Nils hizh-E-zde patent. SO; Ctty
Mills hzh grade straight, SO; City Nils choice
family SO: City Nils extra, 3ssl.o0 RE fegr
medium 20 choice, l2a4 50. Corn meal, per Im
lbs 55RLS.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

SsIes-ReEular cal, 2 o'eiock nocn.
Csrstsl Trscii1n "a s.. 90 a. is 90 ss Us
s. 600 az So.
Chssspssks and Put0nsc TeieDSons s.. E.sn a.
iN-z. $ 9oe a. lo
CarstAl Traction 5 A. IL ! AZ I55. 3 AZ lD
Washington Railway and Electric Common, % a.
A1.
washington Railway and Electric rrssssTsd- d at
g. 9 - ss1s
Washington Gus. = at m. % at =. . at -
3 a. 3. 3 At ., Is a. =
MerEenfhAlsT. % a. 1sS
AneTican Security sDd Trust. Is At 81. 70 az 10
Afteg csIi.
Washington Railway ard Electric eOzmou. 10 al
z . a. A. . az a.
Cspital Traction 81 I5&
FolloEIuE are the bid and ASKED p-ices on yestsT-
days Washington stoc4 Exehangs:
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
GOULD DENIES REPORT.
Railroad Maznate II Not COntem-
plating Retirement.

New York. Feb S-George J. Gould
was seen to-day ct bis Office in this city
and asked what truth there was in the
reports from Pittsburg to the effect that
he was contemplating retiring from bust
ness. and that IN anticipation OF such a
move some OF the Gould railroad proper
ties would be merged with the Hartman
companies
Mr. Gould. who was looking in excellent
health. said:
For = long tine those fellows cut In PtttSburv
hzrs been rsstring ne fTOn business I would
really lie 60 50 0ut Of business. but I 80 nc
usors chances of NJ doing than there Is for the
sc-czlled GoGld and Hartman roads to Be msrEed.
especially since ths Western Paste oCt 20 he
Pacific coast is parallel and competing with bosh
the uuion and Southern Pacific roads controlled
by Mr. Hartman ard MS friends. ard L IL
plainly a<sinss the Federal stssr,ss for any tVo
parallel ard compettng rSilro<d lines TO be zsTzed
or absorbed
No; thsrs Is Absolutely no ruth IN ether report
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Osofatious arrfshed 55 W. B. Hibos & Co. nsE-
5c-s q tbs ChicsE0 Board Of Trade, Hibos Build
irz. Is Fiffeeuth street northwest
Chicago. Feb. s-AIsy wheat to-day starting stScns
co the usvs of penny advance In Liverpool, sold
ur 70 LIN Tais vas n It's early trading. and
with the balls IL fun control asxs OF 3 cold wave
il the winter wheat belt, prices beld very Hrn q
tie close. Othsr nonshs were EerJ active within
narrower limits.
Co1 vas steady active. and frTa-
Oats Huctrstcd between Sc and ga for MAJ,
eolur ever the ground two q thres tinss
Provisions we're sssady. prices stiseniss toward