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The Washington times., 1909-02-04
REAL ESTATE SOLD
NEAR NEW STATION
Effect of Improvements Is
Shown in Sale of Store
Property.

Recent improvements in the neignbor-
hood Of the Union Station are beginning
10 make themselves felt IN the increased
demand TOR real estate, both improved
and unimproved, in that section. The
latest instance is furnished in the sale
OF Henry c. McFarlands thTee-stOry
brick store and dwelling property. To-
Gated al z II street northwest, for a
fancy price.
The property is directly opposite the
Government Printing Office, and but a
short distance from the Union Station.
II has a frontage Of Is feet on H street
with a depth OF 20 feet 10 a paved alley.
II is understood that the purchaser will
hold the property as an investment. as
it is now under lease at 5000 a year.
Residence Brings $3.50.
A $3.50 sale has just been made by
Wulige. Gibbs d Daniel. agents for Mel
win II. Herman. the builder, OF the
new two-story Roman brick residence
at sos Monroe street northwest, facing
New Hampshire avenue, 10 Levin =.
Williams. The house has eight attrac-
tive rooms. fun tiled bath. and IS
heated by hot water. Mr. Williams will
occupy the premises as a residence.
Buys New Home.
Mark II Barnum mas bought the
two-story brick residence. located al
744 Newton place northwest. for a con-
sideratIon OF S4.35e. This building has
lust been completed. and contains six
rooms and a tiled bath. ar. Banum
viii occupy the building as residence
The deal was made through the real
estate firm of shannon & Luchs.
The Washington times., 1909-02-04
VACCINATED, BOY DIES.

KANSAS CITY, Feb. 4.-Floyd NJ
TfnsIev. a twelve-year pupil. was
vaccinated at the Irving School by DIT.
ii. Delameter, a physician acting for
tho board Of health. Blood poisoning
set I'm, then lockjaw. and the boy cled
Yesterday The wound was not kent
clean. according 20 Health Commission
or Wheeler. DIT. Wheeler attended The
bow at the hospital. THE result IS
unfortunate, but could have happened
from any kind OF a cut that was not
kept clean
The Washington times., 1909-02-04
Walks ON FIRE.

PITTsBURG. Feb 4-With feet bare
because her mother was too poor 70 buy
shoes for her. annie Lubowltz ten
years OLD. Kan twice across the burning
floor OF their home today and rescued
ler baby brothers one from blazing
cradle. Then sal summoned HelEhDoL-.
VINO sent ll au alarm and saved tLe
house. She was NOT seriously burned
The Washington times., 1909-02-04
Buys New Home.
WEST GETS PRAISE
OF ASSOCIATIONS
Organizations of Citizens Com
mend Work of the Com
missioner.

a committee OF the Columbia
Heights Citizens Association. consist
ing of Its president. Judge Q. =.
Bundy. and ". b. Todd, secretary j.
Clinton Hiatt, and J. Leftwich Sin
clair, called on Commissioner West
this morning TO present resolutions
recently adopted by that association
appIauding Commissioner Vests ad-
miuisIratiOn.
Judge Bundy made the address and
expressed the appreciation Of the as
ISOLATION for the fidelity with which
Mr. West had performed his duties
other members of the committee made
short addresses, 10 which CCmmIs-
sfouer West appropriately responded,
Commissioner West received THIS
morning, also, a copy OF the resolu-
ton adopted by the Georgetown Clti-
zens' Association expressing satlstac-
ton with his reappOlntmenL
The Washington times., 1909-02-04
BIDS FOR LIGHTING
ASKED COMMITTEE

The committee on Illumination has
called for bids from electrical Arms for
the Illumination Of the Avenue. The
specifications are In the hands Of ". G.
Allen, at the District building, Mr. Allen
being the head OF the subcommittee
having the matter lu charge. Bids must
Be IN by next Tuesday.
The Washington times., 1909-02-04
WEEKEND TRIPS
ARE ATTRACTIVE

An unusual opportunity 70 enjoy few
days at old Point Comfort. the noted
Chesapeake resort, is afforded by The
weekend trips Of Che Norfolk and
washington steamers. Inclusive tickets
are on sale every Friday and saturday
good to return uur IoIdas These
tickets cover U0L only steamer expenses
hut board al THE Hotel CIamBeTlln.
All the attractions of Old Polat can De
seen within the limit OF the tickets,
which are sold at tG5 Fourteenth street
The Washington times., 1909-02-04
SECOND MAN DEAD
FROM COURT FIGHT
Third May Not Survive Bullets
Fired BY Girl and
Brother.
Brother

WACO, Texas, Feb, 4.-James
smith, one Of The four men shot
while in the district court room at
GatesvIlle By Miss NerEa Ware ana
her brother, is dead. James Ross, an
other victim OF ,the Wares bullets,
viii probably die. The men were shot
with steeI-clad bullets.
John IIaues. who WAS shot IN the
same time. died az once. Hanes was
charged with attacking Miss Ware.
The Washington times., 1909-02-04

dav. The well-dressed man viii offer 60
give you SO or 50 or some other bargain
day figure in exchange for so or SO
bill because he wants 10 send a regis
tered letter with the even amount He
worked this game for $50 on the cashier
of the freshman Company. 7l6 Thir-
tenth street northwest.
The Washington times., 1909-02-04
OFFERS MONEY
TO CHEAT YOU

Beware of the tall weli-dressed man
who offers YOU money!
That is the warning the police have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-27
SUCCESSFUL IN JAPAN.
Ouer Seuen Million DepOsit0rs an
Postal lSaUings Banks There.

In view Of the proposal TO establish postal
ssvngs bank system in the United States, It is OF
interest observe the effect OF the operation OF
such system IN other countries a report which
las fust been received from Japan indicates that
IN that country al least il fufils q want The
number Of depositors and the amount Of their
deposits is rapidly increasing.
A; The end Of November, 1907, the number or
deposto-s was 7.7g7374. and their deposits amount
Sd 10 el,527,g3o yen At the corresponding date IN
lss the number Of depositOrs had increased al
nos 70 Per cent, the actual Increase being A3s55-
n deposits The increase was lS5so,Si yen, a gam
u eimest Is pep cent The total or deposits was
nsiE So yen, and the total number OF depostors,
GE2l2 The average deposit at the end Of No
MEMBER. 1865 therefore 12.4s yen, as compared
with LBS yen al the corresponding date or 1sV'-
Including the population OF Formosa, one IN six
persons in the empire. including women and chill
drsn. is deposItor in the postal savings panK-
Since the publication by The Tribune or the re
spens-s TO the series of questions submitted TO the
banking oficials Of different states asking Tor an
opsnio1 regarding the demand for the posta4 say
f.Es bank and the nature Of the opposiuoh' Il
any, reply has been received from Jacob NJ
APPEL Auditor Of Illinois Mr.. AppeIs answers
are similar in tenor TO those OF nearly an the
eighteen other replies printed He says mat
mere Is not apparent a popular oefnaha Tor U4e
pesls savings hanks. The banks are uhiaNoi
sniy disposed toward II. The GROUNDS OF oPPosi-
ton In he state are natural loss Of business TO
oenks the tendency toward paternallsni' ana
an objection TO the government collecting the
Peoples mo1ey. lending il 20 banks ana sssuii
Ilsk he says that there are mt savings DAMS
II sis state Of the character found in the last ou'
thss the stste banks accepting savings Woulo lose
business should the plan be adopted he oeheFes
ust the rs banks accepting savings oeposils'
together with the building and loan ASSOCIATIONS
fernisA adequate facilities Of this character Tor
ne needs Of the people. The savings deposits IN
ne banks. according TO the last report were sl'S-
"e-4g T. and in the building and loan asseciatlO"S'
fhout 81 ooonoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-27
OTHER MAakgTssY TELEGRAPH.

cItcsgo Ian s-CATTLE-Recstpss sssfma'ed "a
market steady; gsssrs - soc . r. =. 90 80
h.. e s ,.Se.t, sa fssdsrs 3 Is
goGs-Receipts sstzais4 Al 5ae99 a. a. ,,,sS5sr,
"a Is IS So light mixed. SEA 50 IS; rhHte -
packing s So e "a leg 4 Ii
irnbs Is 25lFST IS: ysarIinss S z 81 81 ...,a-
Esst BufaIo- Jan ea-CATTLE -AaEkeN 49,
prime Steers sss 50 yEALEssyslDts 20 hss
Takst actvs and hisnss hs "a 80 % 4 Is =
rO9GSs g tees = al 700 head nnsrkss
s"J~ .,ss@ Sftv jan. 26-CATrIE-Rscstpes. eeoS
has1 freIudtux- 400 Scuthsrns5 maFkst stEohs %
bisher top So 4O choice export ana sEesssse
srT .tesrs sass: s,8ekers and feeters e. 90 y
sa,,.srr steers 81 so Is. Southern cows 2og
a. N. native cows. 81 50asJ native - =
e 10: bulls IS IS: calves. 81 % 50 %
ron Ss IS: bulk OF sales. s. 500 IS 70. nesyy go
ssS5Y oacksrs and butchers, Ss0so So hsats, -
e "a, 1Ixs "a s. SHEEP-Recelp DIS. ss11g hSae.
narkss I0c higher: TOP s. O. lambs. Is 30:
and yesrlinss, s. T6HSS 81; " es'eEh S"00'-
CJncinnsrf jan. 26-HOGS-Reeei2ts $50 -.
market steady butchers aad shiRpeES 30 ~ 90
romnsou 50 5OGs5 Is CATTLE-FteeefPt ns1.s
mar 40 50 p 81 so sHEEP-ReeepJs 1eS bad .1-F~
kst steady: quoted s2as5- LAMBS STEADY at = %
f-n1 1 STOCK Yards Pi,tsburg jan 26.CAT TIE
s. 81 So 10 sHEEP-supply hight mATset sssaasf
Tsr3Ss prime wsShsrs - 10 - % SaS 49,
oT1rSo1 So 50 50: lambs s. n s. 20 VEAL CALN1s.
ss $ HoGsKsGsiDfsss f s s ssaSg YoTksrs
"a * = "a so; sht Yoyksrs 50 lSa 81 &c. pias % TOO
e : S5TS6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-27
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. January Is. 1904
REEyFS-Recssptz we're 56I. cars, 1.024 had Ia
Guiding sIaughterers and S foE TIA market
nd hsid yesterday NotninS doing u
i've catle The feeling steady to strsng Dressed
l,esf had Inquiry last quotations q a. salee
- N liverpool and London cables quoted I've cattle
steady IsglSAc per u. Creased ws.ght rsfissra1oE
reef higher Io7s41ltsc u Exports to-day rom
this port about loso quarters OF beef
in I5cania TO Liverpool
" CAIVES-Keceipts were SIS head, Including 345 fca
bytchers for the market. Neals wsrs IN light
uSrpyard calves nouitn2fs OF
Western calves arrived late and held for Wednes-
49, rrade- Indiana calves unchanged. Common
10 prime v.as Se9sO per 100 70 calls az = ~
Indiana vesis 81 s8aSS 30: Indiana caves az ~ 30
f--ss-i calves easy with city dressed veals sailing
AZ sIf41sc per ID: country dressed al 1Gi2tze.
ssies-Too4a Il Hhaansa: 10 Ohio Teals lSe 70 aver
age al 50 per 70: do $50 n. 81 81 do. ln2 H.
Eerrs Commission Co: 81 Indiana vsals las .. az
IS DO. 1SS n at 80; % Indiana caves 80 ID AZ
g. 20 -. =. e.,
sHEFP AID I.AMBs-Rscsipts wsrs IT. cars er
y 90 hssd in~udfnz 20 Tor siRuEhtsrsss and Z
Tor the market and Sith the ssss stoek th&rs were
On sale Jersss Cty. ore hat car SEesp
s,sa1v fer al grades lambs sss bit nTrn
far Desirable ahoEs % Eee had over Gem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-27

COTToN-Tbsrs a sharp declins IN the cotton
day which carried prices almost back 20 the
high record for the season The close was very seoI
advance OF lO9l5 points Sales were estimate
80 bales The market opened steady at ulease
prices decline points sold on TO mex loss
SgG points advanced 10 net gain I2aIT points and
closed within point Of the top Gables were a
little due. accounting FOR the Initial improve
nent. which Immediately followed by decline
OF liquidation and local bear pressure
large buying orders around the ring spot
houses seemed to be supporting the market more eGB
sellers q started 70 cover ana
people who sold long cotton. for Prohts
week showed disposition 20
replace The advance sudden. however
little chance for covering OF L3E taxing
and after selling about lol2 points
higher trading less active. with some as
positIon on tho part professionals oppose
further advance character % the buying was con
the advance was encouraged BY a
t0-morTow's receipts a. Houston
reports or q demand cotton from the
South talk OF nTmsr interior holders while the Fsrg
prourpness which the market rallied ten led 70 IN
spire renewed confidence the part OF local tgnEs,
Southern H7ot markets officially reported we're lIoc
lice higher A that the Gems Is bureau
would reducing the amount OF cotton
giHnsd 20 January 10 denied ~ Washington dis
patches
range contract prices in the local market to-
day follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-27
BOSTON wool MARKET.

B.,on Jan 2eIe strength ana aetyi'E q iorelsa i
in cofnsstlc steIh az - .DNe'
relatively unnDortan tofeish eIossoFs9s , taaH
have bern advances IN a. ilbsS-
led tRe taIn in nearly all lines. and contrasts con
me- - made for clip IN advance VI the spea
ing, t rors-ohio rennsylvAn hesees: AA "4e
I1eaiestiN 1 washed, Ser3scs NO = "asleo.
30. = $50 1nxashed 23G24e: half blood conbhg SOc
eghths blood conbng ooc 'ieSI
SIC washed SsstSSc deiaihe IN
cotholA' a.,stc Michigan Wisconsin New 1ofk hceees
Nashee delaine uH8ashed, 2faZscf haIf
tihe 80 shed 2S2sc; three-eishths blood uhSasheo
oooe, - os-ter blood 2Sa2Se hentuchsf lheiane
2sa1-se: on lghths 2eGsoc; onequ2rter
5 sna 5-sssc Secured vauesIesas; Fine - Sss
blsa. - & months, 53955cs fire, RAIL- 4S13ec
tVgo-S. Northern 5ef5Sc: middle county Seesgt
al,'- s2GsSc. orcson- "a 4
81 sIanie sods2e: Eastern cioi meg 5szasc,
Se ! 4ea4sc Territors Flne stap.s 81 ,e5,,syr
oiat. tsS;.f- half blood. seas2c three hlea
sc 7s~~ 1n<-aasrter blsed aE.-s- ut4ea' Ek$- We
saes one A. 6Iaeoc; 4 sGPers, 3egoee-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-27
EXPORTS.
Cash QUOTATIONS,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New YORK. January 2, 1919
CoFFEE-The coffee market made steady show
sns day, chiefly in the of switching
from near 10 late months Including ansactons OF TINS
character The for the day about $50 bags
representing straight OF little less than 10
coo bags The steady net unchanged 10
10 points higher. The opening steady al unchanged
prices TO advance OF points in response 70 steady
French cables and demand which found com
paratvey little coffee for sale MAY was exchanged for
September p points April December at % points
and July for September 10 The pTeEuns paid
the months rejecting the continued expec
tation of steady situation during the period OF
creSsing visible supplies. The French market closed un
changed to y franc higher and Hamburg unchanged
L pfennig lower Owing holiday in Santos. no
Rdvices reesved that market and the Brazilian
incomplete. The Rio firm
unchanged. New York warehouse deliveries Mon
day IS 100 against 1916 for the day
last Rain was reported in all districts OF sac
Paulo. The demand from leading roasting interest
which commented upon IN Mondays market did not
evidence yesterday, the buying orders
scattering Several Of the Cotton
Exchange houses advising purchases Of coffee but
outside long interest is increasing II 70 very
gradual process. The market for coffee steady
with quotations the basis OF Tzsu7 1sc for Rio No
contract prices in the local market to-day
fnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-27
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

f,Lf.,go Ian 2G-Absence OF export demand fof
American wheat and ineTeasIns rscel2ts ~ ,s
ia the wheat market here un-d2S Fesi1ns u -
losses OF 81 10 sc Corn closed firm. oats STEADY
siI N,,s ne execution Of moderate hrness ts rst
few minutes of the session. the Whe2t naISet vas
hearishly inclined all day, and ne weazassS , os
csT1a pronounced in tire hnal half hour The close
Jaz weak and anly little above the lowest point
with May 81 osls ard JEly at ssse 70 S7-ss. Sev
eral leading commission houses were tfee SEES
Taa-tv al CAV and thern also active senfng
y--f-b was, credited 70 Northwest interests ne
cIar reasons Esr the selling pressure were an al
r-ea- entire absence Of expert Demand eiedranees
~ only a. GEO buzhsls q wheat. consideraaa m
crease primary receipts ana additioi2as rtls a.
night il The Ohio ard Missouri River Valleys TIE
early hrtnness vas due mainly 70 tae sTe9stn ol
E11rotsesa srail markets TIE SoF.q NtslesS sly
ply decreased f,90eoeo bushels ne ST Wsse; sUt
nzrsd with an INCREASE ~ LsiziOqo ols1eiS nc
corresponding week year ago fr'Fnasy Teesigts
usre 425 600 bushels, compared win 5000 pdsr-
els tina Corresponding DAY Issr year Ainnsa7eEs'
against Is2 ears last week and 81 cars yer age.
Ths feature OF trade IN ths corn GaH az "a tas
+ha MAY dSlivaEy BY leading couEpission house.
which VAS said 70 have been short long me OF
corn TSs eject o. ms ouying M1s % $50 - e.
tie dav desptte the weakness OF wheat The price
OF cash grain st the sample tables vas sp &c 20
&c rae market closed Arm. with prices lsc 70 1ts
btgher with May at S2i4c 20 s29sc and July at szs
Local receipts were 45T cars, with TIRES OF con-
tract grade -, a.
market exhibited considerable strength Casn
bofrses were the best buyers during the greater
-. ~ the 4av The strength Of corn was the
cbfaf hrllish influence but this partially ofrSet
Ia,e Ia the session by the slump IN wheat WaIcn
cs,.sed the market TO close steady FinaL quota
lions were unchanged to a shade higher coIhpalS1
with tie previous close. Msy closing at 5Iisc anu
July al s6Ixc. Local receipts were 20 cars
Provisions were weakened oy liberal reallZlns
sales huay quotations showing net declines OF z3sc
70 e to 45c Pork displayed the greatest weak
ness A large part OF the selling vas credited 70
the grain firm which supported the corn market.
eIthoush a Milwaukee, packer said 20 have
sold freely OF lard ard Eiss ssEty N the day
Estimated raSstpLs far t0-moEroE- Wheat.
cars; corn 1s5 cars; oats. 100 ears; hegs. 5000
aG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-27
EIaopEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

western winter Ie--d tusz-es quiet MACE . SO:
Ma - I'D: JAY IS I'D COFSN-Spot steAAly. hS~
Amsr!oau mixed Cyts Galveston 2s "a, LURES
Ms-cb IS Al. MAJ. IS I'd PEAS-Cenadian steaeg. -
o. vVfutsr psfenfs steady. % R0PS-ln
iousau (Pacffc Cossri. firm. Il 5s1tS hsEr-stls1
i12s 6si PORfA-Fri12s Elss4- Sss-
EN- quiet rs 81 HA3ShoTt sui IL - y p, $500 s4
cut. - 70 80 70 Nm. $50
49, ~ Ia 20 n strong g.: long cisar Hiddlss
Iixhr to "a long clear niddsss Hea.S
- shoFE es8r backs ID % ~ 70.
fTu 4Ts eeAr bellies. Il Is n quiet BIS
s,zre n 10 10 70 firm S95. LAtStPVfIne WeSlrrn n
rfsFrss stsa5y 81 Amsrican refined IN pairs Q1.st
4as AZ BJ-TTER-G0od trjted states sseady. -
DECENTRALIZATION frest Ehite. Hrm. 6ls "a % eos
o-ed n-In. 63s sd TALON Prime ely, d1tL -
steady 50 Sd PETROLEUM-Fsehnea steaay' IA
TT<SEFT OTI--FfTn1- rs ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-27

The for cotton was quiet with prices
Tor mddng Cult soghen sP2I marSsLs Tess a 5se
sales 672 bales New quiet but nr unchanged
at sHc; sales 100 baieA dmil unchanged at
a2s bales chares tor t frtn l-iSc higher sgs
Norfolk steady unchanged exc sales, 652 bales Bal
%oss a9%ns sss g bss st. hs steady
Unchanged csc sales 80 bales Memphis steaSy I'm
changed iec; sales $40 bales Little Rock steady
os seqes sssa ssF S: Sss. last
es and COZ last year a Gaseston 1880 1880
against $50 bass as TssS eco and 6asi ossns s'
5aG a last Sew wee. 9l'' and Z ss year
quiet ssph sas $50 6ss speculation ana e5aGt o2
600 Sqss % 1d a GG eA eSnad
stesd5e poinr On on nsa ,s months
Sosss s'ssSy to "'' F eiss SG
3Hnsag i4i; m Aa =: august
5o5e: e9a 0eto6eT NgYeinteT,
Msp Sn LaPa rfes sd S Sst
day with prices nomnei!y shaGe lover Bye n9Hr
gpoasy s pr gh qotsd fno on tSe %e York
produce E1ehsng sPTng patents s. Sl5
spring clears 81 goose 80; e55[s re Slnls ~ 81
fL 90 s1t qaie; Nsw- roe non'nal
BYE gI IS gsngy q8tss Ear &C.
firm quoted: KIM dried. IS So BAG M EAL so
sss4a! 9s sSSsi S. FEK6Western arm ty nr
aour do s2s 90 s,I red aSg ~ red dos sal ali
sacks OIL MEAL. sss 49,.
r,sTkar was e~ers b1eaF nesr he close hieh lstt
ans g5Sss ~ = agTg f sS6w ;s'
and a. times vas 9Th nul wr
snenassfui drye WAS made By the bears la the last
hog hsh sy1p Ysn :a"f s S1R %s4 later
ME- sn4 re fret ,hst shls Leeds eesid b. ttseea
added the saD'ff ns In fH if S s2s
aTy SPOT ~hsat IysTPoo .hc }o.s vas
Berlin &c higher ana Bulapes, = i've + T so Te
west Russia there some apprehsnsion 9wer crop
continued good demand in Liverpeo. as oo6 hush in
the Continent Tho decrease OF ,,,s larger
nan expected especially conrasted with the In
crease .. & eStber in the western belt had
no cold temperature nor was cold wave in sign
At t P2inss re n qse s 9P p P2
while the present mild weather eontii 1S oo5 T,lh or
about even with the day last year. Clearances
weTe hg Seio 20 the market but disap
pointed the lack Of outside iplsresL az We re-
ported 10 have decreased 75o2e bush in tnIes DAYS
Cash wheat n New YorK e2s 1 e. a. oa2 b sroaii
40 Northern Duluth 81 1873 and no hard winter:
81 14ss Z Q snoat. CORN-Asain WORKING eontraIy
to mucn Of the news. corn was very hrn day ana
closed sc mel Ia ne hief supper. Of the nsrket me
that Iiverpoo closed = - - aise[ sa 5
also hsl some eject athough partly offset BY the
liberal Interior movement hena h sar bust
ness No : corn in New York was Quoted ,'c eleSato
ami afioat No Th5s Po" sTs5s aha NJ Vita
corn commission house ouyIns , oS a's al
New York the closing being as foiIscrs al1g g e.
70 , e. ep bed Rhe 81 to = = Eye
Marke, steady Hs Wss Issf ants 4a ing $50
7sc and feeding 1910 : { Eey 99Ts BUN
WHEAT-Nsw York state eueted 10 nom a@T
NEW YORK PRICES
Opening. High. Low. c'ose day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-27
TUE ArCHISOS TOPEKA AND SANTA Fl
RAILWAY COMPANY.

mon 20 choice sheep sold SSES5 per - 70 u.s. =
S. Is rrsiuna prime lambs az Sos - go, 49,. =
<. S5S5- ysarlings s. q. Dresssc fnutssh -
~ dressed lambs i04e be colRtsS dresse1
hothouss lam slow buE sleady Oh HsAe -
ssIIinx at $1l1xi2 so Ger carcass :. --.s--,z. a.
saIss-s sanders: f4e state lambs Is 20 =
- s4is oey 700 70 RS Do - 10 al y - 70 40 %
a. S! az "A 81 - a, 81; e1Ls - ~ - ~
Do Al n at s. ., . yearins5s = =
Ets1e sheep 100 n. 50; 80 co 9S 10 A - w. -
"a m al 81, 81 culis, - -. AT - "a - -, -
5O(1S-Reespts cars OF
a.. With sxcertiSI OF 36 sa eeelilk
advtcss sales iefe
IT, ~ "a sss 10 per Zoe 70 for light 20 aseS noss.
"a 80 CSuntry dressed hogs steady ~ S7zsfSo
- y, for hsavY hight weights - -. 49,.
80. Sanders:
tsa AZ 81 ~ per loo II DO. I9e n 81 80 20
y "a $50 q 81 81 81. II 1Z3 2 az 80 20 80 n :.
%, 81 10 -o51xh- n. s. 80 a. -, 10. -
* 80. stag go So 50a-. 80 q a p az 40 n
Naxto & CO. 81 Maryland hos7 4"' - -
-,axh. 500 =. g 50 - - - ssa5
s. Judd x 90: state pigs. 81 ID al 30 - ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-27
a 81 AIk CASE.

he sudge-Thst reason have you 10 eeHe ,s
.oil The evidence, that this man dlcnt Flslt LIS
-S5ne some time during the dayE q,
foreman Of Jury-Because. your honor, IL was
sSsa5sed by the evidence that on that cay MS
VIC vas giving bridge party.-Life
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SAME THINGl

n. VI course" said the optimist. If man gets
r. he habit Of hunting trouble he's sure 10
TIA, replied the pessimist, and u he's SO lazy
So ne always tries avoid II. i VIII mo MIN.
- what's tie differences 7'-Pick-Me-Cp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-27
EXPORTS OF MERcHANpIsE.

The exports OF merchandise from the port OF
New York for the week ended Monday esti-
mattel az rs 5s sos. compared with N5.4z2sS IN tfe
preceding week and Es, Ses Ss in the corresponding
week last wear since January l. SID $50. against
81 Ss,sla in the corresponding period last YEAR .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-27
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

sal Francisco. Jan. 2s-The official closing quo
'@oors for mining stocks to-day were as follows: