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Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-07
LIahtnlna DESTROYS on rank

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. July 6.-Light-
ming struck one of the 35, 600 gallon oil
tanks of the Ohio Oil company near
Martinsville, ILL.,, today, starting a fire
which at 2:3O p. m. threatened destruc-
ton to the entire plant.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-07
Tracks Washed Out; Trains Stalled

CANON CITY, Colo, July 6.-Seven
hundred passengers will be delayed at
this place for thirty-siX hours or more
because of serious washouts on the
Denver & Rio Grande railroad near
Echo.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-07
To Quarantine AGAINST Cholera

ST. PETERSBURG, July 6.-The
German and Austrian railroad authori-
ties have informed Russia they are
about to take steps to institute a
quarantine on the frontier against
cholera.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-07
Vessel Arrives with Gold

FAIRBANKS. Alaska, July 6.-The
steamer Martha Glow arrived today
from Innoko with gold dust and re-
ports an output of $250OOO for the
winter.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-07

ring to him and sent blessing to the
Catholics in America.
That Pope Plus X holds Archbishop
Farley In the very highest esteem has
been made manifest on many occasions
and was demonstrated in a telling
manner on this recent occasion when
the ring was presented.
Mgr. Farley was born in County Ar
magh, Ireland, in 1912 and was or
dained to the priesthood in 1870. He
studied four years in Rome immedi-
ately before his ordination.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-07
BUTLER STATES
LIBERTY UNDER
LAW is IDEAL
RULE FOR GOOD CITIZENSHIP
is LAID DOWN
PRESIDENT OF COLUMBIA TALKS
TO EDUCATORS
Noted Scholar Says Colleges and
Schools of Country Have Task of
Preparing Intelligent Amer
lean Citizens
Continued from Page One,

(Continued from Page one)
teachers are in favor of large play
grounds and more work for the body,
and while not less work for the brain,
that it be administered more mod
erately
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-30

New York. Jan z9.-Dun & Co.'S weekly
review Of trade win say:
Some irregularity continues in indus
trial sad mercantile activity A funda-
mental factor Of strength Is the steadily
multiplying evidence that stocks are 50
depleted as TO render a large and general
resumption Of the nations industries in
evitable and measurabIy nearer as con
hdeace is restored.
The report Of the leading steel pro-
Queer for the December quarter OF 1905
proved 20 be on the whole more favor
able than had been expected. untitled or
ders showing an Increase Of 1Sl.550 tons
as compared with the September quarter
There are numerous reports OF enlarged
Industrial activity at widely scattered
points throughout The West and South.
and distributors CT merchandise In al
lines anticipate a slow but steady return
10 the normal volume ar transactions
The fact that this week for the first
time in many months the Bank of Eng
lszs occurred the sold from the Trans
vaaL Paris having ceased its accumuia-
ton Of gold upon the success Of hatauon
Of Russian money. will make easier con-
ditions ia international markets for some
zine 10 come.
Commercial failures this week in the
United States are SO. against SIS last
week. 35 the preceding week. and sis
the corresponding week last year. Fail
ures In Canada number =, against A last
week, 81 the preceding week, ard IS last
year"
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100000 sTRAYS AWAY.
yevv York City Not an
Easy Task, Says Expert

New YORK, Jan Z--The statement OF
the finances Of the city furnished by the
department 10 William NJ WINS, upon
watch ne made his report 70 the gov
ernor. ard stated therein that the city
had overdravn It's debt limit by Ss.ooo-o6a
was declared today By an expert be
fore the Cassidy committee 10 be Ar in
accurate report
The expert vas a J. Leahy. an &C
countant OF the fnanes department. re
testified that the statement he furnished
Mr IvIas was penciled memorandum
AT the time I gave that memorandum
% Mr.. WINS I told him IL was not ae-
curate.~ testified Mr. Leahy. 1t would
require six years labor With six men
assisting 20 obtain an absolutely cor
rect statement. Diverted Moneys have
20 be traced hack as far as ten years.
Moneys Leahy supposed were IN the
CITY treasury were not there when
searched FOR. One strayed in the sum o.
81 .7e0Ole. Ills money might be located
elsewhere as having been expended OF
diverted. the witness said.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-30
THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL.
Annual Statement shows Large In
crease i'm Business.

The sixty-third annual statement Of the
great Connection; Mutual Life Insurance
company. Of Hartford. Is published else
where this morning. and Il records the
growing business Of q most successful
year. It is no exaggeration 10 say that
this Is the best and most satisfactory
statement that the company has made
for q. quarter Of a century. and II IS safe
10 predict that its statement for 1893 vii
he better yet. Everything IS tending in
the right direction with the company
which Tor a while had 10 stand against
the criticisms OF the racers. but has
since had such a splendid vindication for
It's conservative course.
During 1905 everything on the com
panv's ledger was 70 the good. and
showed handsome Increases Premiums.
rents and interest, insurance in force,
gross assets, and surplus all have in
creased finely. while the market value OF
the securities. which fell OF sharply dur
Ing 1907. has practically returned % is
former satisfactory condition. President
Tavlo- points out that with all this in
rnensa variation the income has been
regular and not bond is in default. The
Connecticut Mutual vas one Of the COM
NAMES that had the courage (and the
financial strength to list its assets 2
wear ago at Just what they would have
frousbt then in the market. instead of
deveiopinE a theoretical scheme for VGlu-
frg them. as was done r. other cases.
In its sfxty-three years the Connecticut
Mutual has taken in from its insured
KS is. 5Z7. and has returned 10 them or
their representatives s26o.1S7.0es. and still
has left on hand S6I.e5s.Ss0. OF which more
than 100000 IS surplus Il has paid It's
members s.. $40 702 more than il has taken
from them, and this excess Increases an
nnallv
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WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
Dun and Bradstreet Report Conditions Satisfactory and
Prospects Favorable.

New York, Jan 29-BTadstreet's review
Of the state Of trade tomorrow viii say:
Trade is rather quieter this week. the
exceptions being a few points in The
West. Southwest. and Pacific Northwesf.
where more is reported doing by whole
salers and job0ers. At most markets
new demand IS stnl conservative, an IN
disposition prevailing to buy heavily,
pending the settlement OF the tariff. CROP.
or other uncertainties; and the tendency
is. as throughout most Of last year. to
buy in small lots FOR quick shipment
Taken as a whole. business IN Janu-
airy does not seem to have fully come
ND 10 expectations. though exceeding the
greatly reduced business in the same
month-a year ago. In retail trade this
is explained by the prevalence Of unsea-
suuably mild weather, and this. too, de
spite the general announcements of cut
rate or reduction sales.
Lines showing especially quiet condi-
tons Just at present are iron and steel.
in which the demand IS disappointing.
DESPITE reports Of cuts IN finished lines
calculated TO enlarge business. In the
grain and hour trades the abnormal POSI-
ton OF the May wheat deal. which is said
TO embrace many million bushels, held
for account Of a few large operators,
has had the effect OF checking expert
trade ard dfscoUraging flour buying and
manufacturing.
Good reports stin come from the cot
ton goods line. where dema1d is steady,
despite recent advances. Export trade
in this direction IS, however, guieter than
earlier in the month.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sslc=-R~Euiiar can. . o'e,oek noou-
Foiloaing are tle hd ard asked TTices ca geStoF-
5sys Washington STOCK Exchange;
Washington Railway IS. Sos AZ SE. Sooo a
So 0o0 a. sE. Zcl0 n Sss. Ss9 at 81.
leo a. 55's So 81 50. Sea a. SD, 500 a.
So g-o9 =; sss
Pstomsc Electro e. g.W0 az Iasz-
Cspital Traction. az IgZA
Washington Railway C1mgsuy, % 81 T. 50 a. -
50 at szs 80 at 8Zs. % At 49, g al 40, % a. "a
% az sZ1
Washsngton Railway, prgfs1ed = Al 3. . a. 81
% az s. 50 a. S5s. a. g. 50 a. Sis. = az =.
% - sis
Wsssaugson Gas. . at 81. . AZ "a. 9 al So.
. az @ 3 at a. 81 6s+. a. "a.
3 a. CgN
National Bank u Washington. az 81 al 80.
Union Trus;. 70 a. -. % a ia : At -. %
az Ia . az ~
United States Trlst % at iHE. 5 at HlA
a. lelA
After -Mergcn-haleF. al Eslz.
Capital Traction s. Soo az u53<. 500 a.
49, s. 600 az Ii5% s. 0oo AZ Il55
as rtnNGr=
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Jan z.--Wheat vas Arm. CON steady
oats strong. re 6ull and -four firm.
WHEAT-Spst contract LGslzsLos2t SPOT No. ?
red Western essIc93t JanuaFy La5ssaI.05z. Feb
rlary- Lo4sall9; May. LlalllA. steamer No =
red. lo5issLoS7s- Recsirts, a5 bushels. Southern
On grade, Lc53ealosiz.
CORN-Spot contract. 57a5sts Jaruz-T. 5-ss71s
February. e7ss-is. March GS: NAY. eslssess
steamer mixed. 6sas5I. Receipts, 2 50 bushels:
exports los s53 bushels southern white corn 6Sa5e;
Sgutheru yellow ecTn. 65izas7z-
OATS-stock IN elevators E0o57 bushels; ship
merits froaa elevators, 6lE bushelS Tie quotations
for cats on So were; White, No >. 55a5sss; 90.
Nc. 5. 5ia5si5: DO. No. &. 5sa55s; mixed, No. ?
=. do. No. g. 5a5sfz
RYE-Stock N elevators. Iss 239 bushels: shipments
from elevators. 20g7 bushels Quotations were; No.
: Western re. Sasz's; bag los. as to quality and
Condition. 55aSl.
FIOUR-W.nser extra. s.Naa2e: sinte. clear.
ss5a4-50: winter straight. A61aA75 winter patent.
s0ea5.l0: spring clear. 4Z5ss.55: spring straight
sooa5.5; sg-ing patent, 55oa5s5; City Mills best
patent, 6l5; do. highsTaes patent. So do. h-A-
gTsde straight. 5s5; do Choice family s--5; do.
extra, G75aSso Rye four Medium % choice "a
80. C5rumeal. pgs 10 les. L7ozl-s.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
pTee. quoted are uholesaie-i

RUTTER-Cresuerv. faner. 3las2: Western frstS
ZsT: seconds EaZ7. procsss. fanc. 2ia25; far 70
soo5 2szi; 6airy. choice. SAB: good. Is; store
packed fres3 IS.
cHEEsE-New York State fancy. large. I5ls; do.
snail IS
Ffifis-Near-f.7. fancy. Virginia. less Of. g;
yves- virginia and Southwest Virginia, g; Terms
so e. N0rth Ca70iiEa. =
LIVE POULTBT-ChicEens. isar7; hens. Z;
rosters s; dscks large. i2as: do snail l0all
reesa Tas. Co. fsurr. faizi taTksTs toms. IS DO,
l-1s. e: turkers thin. y. keats. Ioal2
DRESSED POUBFRT-THTaeTs. zaaZl. thin. 1Z'6a
E, chickens Is; hens csaice. .; ROSTERS sas;
duc3z 1sals. geese uaI5. caosEs. pounds average.
Dourd 2. snail. g
DRESSED MEATS-Calres ful dressed. L do
heads Ct. i; hog dress cziFes 70; hams. country.
s,-rs- c71red I2alf: hogs. snail and neat PER
crt.. 7Ga1-E, Dc. meGium. s.5oa7.oe; do, heavy.
60la753
GAsiE-Rabbits- per dczen. 2g1a255: kits. 75sLs8:
quail. fanc- 1eaz.1s. smsH. zooazS. sgErIess.
ese-i. 6as: oposssnas. each. 2aio
vEGETABT .Es-P0fatoes. huae-eruvn g,er bus
Esae- pcr Dbl I75a@e9; Eastern Shcre. 1er hhl
l7sas6o. sweet potatoes. per Dbl, 2G.aGso yans.
par Dbl 15a206 carrots per bbi.. l-Zsl.55; clezm-
tsrs. per has L0aal51; cBcsnheT glckles. pcr has.
T5aI y clbhzze per b5L. Leoai59. esnliioEer per
t5 caasoo. celeTT, psr doz-, ssslks, 5aaso; lima
beans uer ct 5ai9. onions. per bus. 7eas0: Mary
lard and Virginia, per Dol. L4asl-se; Ohio, gsr
bSI L1saz01: pumpkins. Per Dbl. 60a75: squash
rcr bSI TsalSJ. lctrurc. Florida per bbl, iasai5a
GREEN FRUTTS-Oarges. Per box. 3e5a5. @
rTzpo fruit. pcr box. 50asoe: apples. hIng. Der
Dbl: aeea35o: York Imperial. packed. s.08as 50
Ben DAVIS, packed. &Sa2.5i Vine SAP pscked,
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~ YORK NloNEY.

New York. Jan &.-Noney on cal to-day opened
AZ ps- cent; highest ? lowest, IA; closing, -
Most q the days loans we're At per cent
There vas iittls demand fo- tine money. but
lenders. e the same tine. showed less ezEerness
ttan recently 10 lean money. and as a res-lt the
market was very dull Rates we're % - PEI
cens for sixty GAYS. - to - for ninety days. -
for four months Tor fve. SIX. and seven months.
as5 s1z for twelve months Most o. the dzys in
duiry vas confined u loans extending oTeT year-
Mercantile Fauer continued ia excellent demand
and a light business reported owing - snail aCznt
q PAPER offered Rates. s.. 70 ( TEr cent for sixty
70 ninety days indoTsed bills receivable and for
four 70 SIX ncuths cloice single names AID 70 ;
per cent for OtheTs-
The sterling market vas strcng. advancing L cent
orer Yesterdays closing DCnaud for remittance
vas heavy and supply Of bills Wss small. Rates for
actual hasisess closed: Sixty days. As5a4 $40: de-
nand. zs-65ass-73: cables. zS-ssaAss5
Commercial bills were LsIl5a4S5 for sixty DAYS
ard 80 fer ninety days Flour bills were 49, for
sixty DAYS Grain bills zs5A supply Of grain and
Gotten bills was moderate.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. Jan. 29.-Quotations as established b
the Baltimore Frat and Producc Association are
es follows.
BUTTER -Crcamcry. faurv ~ a.. Slase5s iui-
tation. 2aef. Maryland and PennSivania rolls "a
q store-p1eksd Ohio. leal7: &C.. West Virginia and
Pennsylvania dsir- Prints l1alS
EGGS-9ia-yl1rd. Pennsylvania, and nearby frsrs.
pr doz- Sc Eastern Shore. Maryland ard Virginia.
g. Western fTsts 81. West Virgins - rAboFe
quotations are f1T wholesale lots only as established
b ths BaltiEuoTe Fruit ard Proxies ASSOCIATION.
Job lots higher
LIVE POULTRY Spring chickens. Ter 70. Is.
rough and stacy. ~; hers. heavyweight, IL
ducks. I5sl4. do. white Pskins. 3: geese. 1laIi
pigeons. yc1aE Ter Tar. Ia2). d.. cd. Is; guinea
fowl. old. each. =. do. y1sns. II lbs. and over.
80. tTkeys yCsng heas. pSr D.. 81 Young gobblers.
I5, do suau and thin Iia12. old tons T.
DRESSED POULTRY - Turkeys. choice. fat.
young hers, 7er H.. 2ea2i. Do. mixed. ycsnE and
old. lsa3e; old tens i6al7; poor 20 thin. T3aif.
Chickens. straight. young. per u. Is: do. mixed.
ycHng and Oil. LalL DucSs. choice fat pr To-
l4zl5. Geese nearby choice- Ter H. I3alf Capons
lbs and over. pr ID. Bah; d. snail and mixed.
I5als; do. slips, 1ial5.
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

The feature Of the trading on the
Washington Stock Exchange yesterday
was the call for Traction bonds and the
buying in Of a considerable amount Of
them. Railway IS sold Si5,Oco, face value.
al prices ranging between IS IA and "a
After call Capital Traction IS were IN
good demand. selling at 10 81 TO II
GOOD business developed also in the
Traction shares. Capital Traction sold
at 10 -. Railway common az y to q IL
and the preferred shares OF the same
company at az TO 50 Is
washington Gas also attracted more
attention tuau for several days. selling
~ shares a. 20 S-4 70 IA
As usual. Of late there was general
picking up OF bank shares offered, all
going II good prices.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YORK Jan. z.-BUTTER- Receipts. 42e
Tacs2ees. moderate demand CrszDCTy extra. -;
frs.s z-a2s state dairy. tubs. pcor. Ia1
EGGS-Recspis. sa9 easss. fases Near b
whiie faacy sszsss do. mixed fancy, sla9s; fresh
Grsls p: d., seconds. sla5lis-
SUGAR-The local msrset fer ryanea sugar ruled
steady but quiet and UNCHANGED On net basis flr
Taralsted - isss rer crt cash Raw sugar.
very qaiet SsGness holding ct and tendency SENS
20 De- dovnEari. Nominal tuty-uzid rri1ls are.
Ccrtrfurll s ,5st. 1e., Nusc1F117, 8 test, So
sud mo,asses zrzr. 50 test. ~ certs- Cuba slgl-
f1r all February shipments IS offered % us. BASIS
6 tcst. which IS equal 20 So cuy-Isl1- and pcoo
afly frSt bar Fs0-uan shipment suelT cEla Be
bo-sht 40 that r-ics Tie Bontau uarkst f1r beet
slrar vas "a higher with sellers a. tts adFsnce.
ara urres we're Quoted as fellows JarcaTT. is
I'D uish February az l1s sd and 2iay los 4zd
NAVAL STORES-Tterc WIS a firm raarket fer
SPIRITS turpeutne- with machines made barrels Quoted
az 3 here, and % sassunaa 81 was quoted Rosin
Bed steady and unchanged. glth cfEn1Eon % good
strained auo.sd AZ $50 Tar vas steady and nm
changed st sos fer oi. 1lus's-
NIL FEED-S,eady. trade IS doll spring ban
IN lob. sacks. o. arrive. 0, standard milling.
500 city hraa. 4a iu baik. Western red dog.
g 90. 70 arrive. winter uaeat bran. IN DID sacks
GIa
OATs-sGoierate trade ~. 2 white. ssasI. No. ;
white 55ia7f. Ne. & white 5fza5i7. No. 9 mixed.
8. natural and clipped white On tsacs. 56as2
FLOUR-Fium: fair in1uz-v. S7rne patents. 5s5a
So, srrrg ciaars. s2ai7o; winter s5raisats. Asoa
4s1. winter clears. A-et Ksnsas stralgh.s IN
) zacEs. s11l10- EaEsss taAE
RYE FLorE-Tral- r- t-1aff
COBNMEAI-Steziy- 6i s inactive. KIN
dried fc- export SIS, coarz nal in bags Ia5al 81.
BUCKWHEAT FJOUE-Steadys trade is lfeless
.EafS
HAY-Recipts isi0 tons; weak. snail dsalinz=-
Prime timothy s7izsso- No 7. saas-s; No. . 7sso,
Ne. ? sac
F sTRAw-Receip;s. s. sans: easy; znan business.
Lonc ne. L61aLiN
+ BEEF-S-eady. moderate inquiry. Family. l5oaa
+ 1856 packet. itfal5.9e.
/ PORK stsadg; snail trade Moss. l675al7Z;
/ sauli,v. lC7ol1eCc
( TAILOw-steaa7: little d5inS. CITY. IN hogE
heads. 8
/ LABD-Fluner. Prime Western 1910. city $50,
refined continent AS south Americaa. IeS r.
fined B-azilisn- ksFs lZ5; o.oostcarint -. lar,
/ stcariae. Quist. New YORK. e. Chicago. IL
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COTTON MARKET

Quotations furnished By " r. Hibbs & Co. mem.
bers q the New YORK Cotton ESchsnEs. Hi6bs
BaildinE - Fifteenth street northwest
New YORK. Jan 1.-C0ttoa opened steady a.
decline Of 20 points in response 60 lower cables
minutes q nervous ureEuiaTliy prices broke sharply
under heaEy liquidation. more aggressive pressure
from the new bear pool and southern selling. with
Nay aEd later positions Eciug into new low ground
ior the week Below 80 Tor Nay, Or about Il 70 "A
points under the closing figures q last night the
market was supported. and while il was nervous
and unsettled ruied or penis NJ flnza the low
est. The close vas fra and the market dali
Receipts at Che ports were 500 bales. against
SIS last week and s. 81 last year. For the week
2as33 bslss. sgaiust 25AIss lasf week aad sss ST.
last year Receipts az New Orlesns z 81 bales
against Is7sz ast yesr and st Houston. i 9 bales
ara;ns4 6 70 last wear
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LIVE ST0CR MARKET.

View York. Ian S-CATTLE-Reoeipts 10
head: steers higher: bulls and COWS sl0E. Steers
0Cse55: oxen and stays 49, bulls. S5aai.oo. C8Ts
? eag3 Co tOrs. SO. or ssed beef auiet.
CALyE+Rseeipts SD had: rTinse reals ste1Cy
oshsrs weak FealS- .-01zc5o Westerns. 40: In
diana calves. AZ dressed calves slew % l0Ecr.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reczipts. 2 80 head; mar
kst weak Sheep. 3Ga475; yearlings. 5-ooa5.65
lambs. T.gaaz 80: cslls. 500: two cars unsoId-
H0cS-RscciptS 500 had
Chicago. Ian a-CATTLE- Receipts zoo head
Irarket steady Prime bceves. 5s5a7.0a. pcor to
ucdi,m 8l5a595; stockcrs ard feeders. 2aozs.fo
cows and hsifegs 3ga5so: gamers. l75a5so; Texans
3Is5s3
HOGS-Recsipts. e oo2 head; market leal5c higher
Light. 5s5a6s0: rough 5.sa6l5; heavy. Ss5as.55
mixed g. ADDS Tigs s.7t75.si
SHEEP Eecciuts 3G0l had: market STEADY. Ma
tive and Western sheep S2la5.so; native and West
crn lambs 1919.
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ORDERS NEW FREIGHT CARS.
PennsyIvania Lets Contracts for
work Amounting 20 s2.225,OOO.

Pttsburg. Pa. Jan. 29.-The Pennsyl-
vania Railroad to-day announced that II
had placed orders Tor freight cars 20
the amount Of s. 225ea9 with the Cambria
steel Company. the Pressed Steel Car
Company. the Standard Steel Car Com
pany, and the American Foundry Com
pany. This. with The S2,ooo.0oo worth OF
cars ordered by the Vanderbilt interests
for the Pittsburg and Lake Erie Rail
road in the Pittsburg district sometime
since. makes s. 1900 worth Of cars to be
made here hurriedly-
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s7ss4.sO; AIbeussrls Pipqin. 4ooa5o; good to
mime. 2oos30s, po0r 20 fair. l.5a2oo; openhesd
barrels. crmmon 60 good ioeaL50; fancy table
tulit. 2zasR cT7nbe7ries. Care CD. per bbl,
7.baas55. do. per standard crate. Zesa2Z5: pine
apples Florida. peT cTate. 3@a40
DRIED FBUITS-Applss sliced. fancy. s; Do.
sliced bright 81. Cherries y oiaezbdTies. 1;
UhortlebeTries. To- rssuberries. z
GRAIN-Wb5at southern. CO F-ade. s7aLe9; ne.
lass. corn s5eIed white. esa7zs do. yellow san
neu. ear. a75al5t. oats. Western waite. No. 2
5sa58: Do. mixed, 55a5s-
Hay AND sTRAW-Hay. Western. No. J. l1sos
M0o: No. z n0alzso. mixed = SaI2ee. ssras.
ne bundle lse1sli 50; re machiue tiEashed, N06a
% %; wheat 6ooasSo: cal ssgEE Dlr to1. 20ezs %
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Nee YORK Jan ---NEEAI-otT0llE. oEt Q1lei.
No Nortls7u IuiGth. to arrive. LES; Nc. red,
+ o. b.. fHa: Nc bard. New Yors- T. O. B.,
1fsss- No I rsacsroni f. o. b. Lo47z No No-ta-
err Manitoba. L o. b. LII. NJ. 2 Maniioha. Z. q
b.. Ia Exporters took leads.
CORN-Scarce: fair inqgiu. No elevator, 20
arrive. Il; No. 2 z o. b. spct e; No 2 70
arrive. Z. o. h. s. No. yellow. & O. b.. s.;
No. . white. T. o. b. nominal. Exporters took 2
leads. part last night
RYE-Dun No. = + o b. sss.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

cB-,,flo-s furnished b. ". r. Hfbss & Co. men
bers Of the Chicago Beard o. TFade. Hihbs Build
inz. - Fifteenth street Ho-thwes.-
Chicago. Jan. "a suoE BLIZZARD raging IN the
No-thres. hin5cred Wire con.raunicsti5u ard wheat
vas dun To-day iu Consequence PIT traaers were
my ia account e big shipments from Argentine
and the market was verv undressing afair
Corn wzs steady sud trn-
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WASHINGTON CATTLE mARKEg.

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REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Robert Miller has purchased from Mrs
H n Darlington. through Taggart &
Thrift. an unimprove5 lot az New Hamp-
shire AVENUE and N street. for $3.50. Mr.
Miller intends 20 hold the property as
an investment
Harry wardmau expects 10 complete
the six brick buildings at Thirteenth and
Lamont streets shortly. and win place
them on the market at price approx
mating sS6l8 each. They contain nine
rooms each
The United States vii have 10 pay
xz.n 3 for squares g and 50 south OF
B street northwest. between Tweuty-frst
and Twenty-third streets. If Justice An
derson approves the award of the COM
mission which appraised its value, and
which was fled Yesterday. The land IS
needed for an addition 70 Potomac PARK
Congress appropriated $4,000 for tie ac-
QUESTION OF the property and the laying
out Of the road which wih bring the
speedway Up 10 3 streel.
Building permits were Issued yester-
day TO Pumphrcy & Palmer. four two
story brick dwellings, from 1893 TO 2E5
Eleventh street northwest. architects and
builders. Pumphrey & Palmer; estimated
cost. S1s9S.
n sS-Ssariraaa. one two-s;oTr brick
dwelling at $50 Connecticut avenue north
west: architect, A. II. Beers: builder, H
! Wardman; estimated cost. Si0e09
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