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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-08-19
Peoples Bank Launched.

Hickman, KY, Oct. 1.-THE Peo-
pies Bank, the new and third institu-
ton of the kind in this city, was opened
for business Saturday morning. Every
thing went off just as arranged, and the
cashier, G. p. Shumate, and the officers
were agreeably surprised with the result
OF their first days business Their de-
posts reached nearly $4,000 State
Bank Examiner Rogers was here to see
the launching properly done. He made
a thorough investigation and put his o.
X. on the concern 5 business before the
teller's window was opened He said
she had the ring Of brand new silver
dollar This bank is well equipped and
has handsome fixtures OF marble and
golden oak. c. -P. Shumate, Of this
city, is cashier and founder Of this new
bank, and Guy Hale, Of this city, as
sistant cashier
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-08-19
Public Speaking.

Senator Robert l.. Taylor, Democratic
nominee for Governor of Tennessee, will
address the citizens Of Obion County at
Union City on Thursday October ~, at
p. m.
All Democrats irrespective Of par
ty differences, are earnestly invited to
be present. PLEAS. HoRNBEAK,
Chairman OF County Democratic Conn
mittee
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-08-19
Gone But Not Forgotten.

I'm remembrance of our dear sweet sister,
Sissie, we still miss you so much.
At home, around the Preside, at the Ia
BILE, in all our reunions, we miss you.
II you could only put your arms around
me now and say what you have often
said would say yes. | can almost
hear your words now, as you put your
arms around me and said, Dee, hate
to see you do this way; won I you please
quit doing like you are and live better"
o, il | had only said yes when You
could have heard me, but | must be
content to say it now Sissie, you we're
so good to me; you never scolded me.
but would put your arms around me
and with words as soft and pure as the
angels in Heaven you would say, Dee.
| love you and it almost breaks my
heart to see you do this way; won I you
please quit?" o, how good she was and
! didn't know it then. But since she
has gone every one who knew her
praises her good name. She has left
precious memory, and can almost see
her in her spotless robes and crown
shouting hosannahs and beckouing.
come 10 me.
sissle. know you are abseas to-day.
Bat surely Il will not be loag
You have ouiy gone to lead the way
And must follow on.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-08-19
Negroes on Rampage.

Hickman, KY, Oct. 17.--Saturday
night the negroes in the lower bottoms,
west Of Hickman, were evidently on
the warpath Near Madrid Bend, Logan
Wilson shot and almost instantly killed
Henry Roar. The affair arose over
game OF craps Wilson succeeded in
escaping. On Val Carpenter lower
farm two negroes engaged in quarrel
over negro woman, which resulted in
two negroes getting shot The negro
doing the shooting was Jim Boyd, and
his victims were Lee Williams and Sid
Oliver. Williams received load OF
shot in the right shoulder and may lose
his arm, il not his life. Oliver was only
slightly wounded. Boyd also succeeded
in making his escape.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-08-19
Cold Weather Advice

to all is to beware OF coughs and colds
on the chest; as neglected they readily
lead to pneumonia, consumption or 9th
err pulmonary troubles. Just as soon as
the cough appears treat it with Ballard's
Horehound Syrup, the standard cure Of
America. Use as directed-perfectly
harmless. A cure and preventive for
all diseases Of the lungs. Price 25c, soc
and S1.o0 per bottle Sold by Red
Cross Drug Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-08-19
Chairman Democratic County Executiv
Committee OF Obion County.

We have a carload OF salt on the road;
will arrive in about one week. Call and
leave your order for barrel, prices
right. Union City Feed Store.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-08-19
Call to All Democrats.

The Democra's Of Obon County, re-
gardless OF how they voted in the Au-
gust Judicial election, are requested to
meet at their earliest convenience in
their respective districts, at their usual
voting places, and form Democratic Bob
Taylor Clubs.
First To aid in giving Gov Taylor
rousing reception when he speaks at
Union City at O'Clock p. m, October
9th.
Second. To thoroughly organize the
Democrats in the several civil districts
Of 0bion County to bring out all loyal
Democrats to vote for 'Our Bob" on
the Sth OF November 1910
+. ID. HoRNBEAK,
Chairman Democratic County Executive
Committee of Obion County.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-08-19

flyou want the best and cheapest,
use Bon Air coal. Union City Ice &
Coal Company.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-08-19

Coal-Coke- Wood-Cali Tel, $50.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-08-19

Cab $50 for coal OF any kind.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-24

Dun and Bradstreet Report Holiday Buying Good,
but Wholesale Trade Light

New York. Dec 23.-Bradstreets review
Of the state of trade tomorrow Will say
Holiday influences ruled this week and
active demand at retail centers brought
pre-inVentory quiet in wholesale and job
bng trade. a further slowing down in in
dustry over the end of the year period
and stagnant speculation III securities and
commodities. Money has eased while
supplies have increased Collections have
been slightly Quickened By increased cir
culation OF money in leading eenters, but
elearngs. while larger than last week,
are smaller than in this week a year ago.
Weather conditions have impaired ac-
tivlty TO the coal trade, but no scarcity
is reported. Foreign demand for Ameri-
can wheat has apparently set in str6ngiy
al the Pacific Coast and shipments TO
long-absent customers. such as France
and Asia, have been the heaviest in
years.
AT most points holiday trade proper
is reported Of good volume, and at few
centers is reported to have surpassed the
best results of previous years. At stll
other points IL is said to be hardly equal
to expectations
Regular retail trade has varied Sec
tons enjoying cold weather and snow
report trade in heavy clothing and foot
wear materially benefited. bat at points
in the Southwest, where weather has been
unseasonably warm or dry, it is not as
active as expected and at some few in
dustrial centers, where short time in in
dustry is a feature, demand has likewise
Jagged.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-24

New York, Dec. 22-R- G. Dun q Co 5
weekly review OF trade tomorrow viii
say:
In sharp contrast with the between
seasons dullness in jobbing trade is the
brisk holiday yetail distribution, which
in most of the cities is reported 10 be
equal 10 or in excess Of last year. AL
though the demand is below the output
Of which many plants are capable, II
should be remembered that this produc-
ing capacity is much greater than ~
former years, so that, as compared with
other like periods Of reduced activity.
the actual volume of trade is larger.
Financial conditions are improved, the
supply of credit has become more plenti-
ful in the past few weeks, there Is de-
rnand for bonds with the heavy January
disbursements of interest and dividends
TO release more income for reinVestment
and security prices have made some adj
vance. While the various trade st2tis-
ties reveal, in general, decreases as
compared with high water mark periods,
nevertheless, railroad earnings for two
weeks OF December increased &c per
cent. in spite of the recent addition to
the number of idle cars.
Building operations in number OF
cities show declines, as compared with
last year, although the aggregate OF new
projects Is still large.
Commercial failures this week in the
United States are 294, as against 80 last
week, 2S7 the preceding week, and 2l9 the
corresponding week last year
The Washington herald., 1910-12-24

BsltimOEe Dec. Z.-WHEAT- in elevators
- ~ bus. shipments from elevators. 966 bus
The market for Southern wheat showed little change
today very few sales being reported. Foreign mar
keI5 higher. sales II CzlTgues on grade al IS
for No. ? nd. and 30 for steamer No. re,i Bag
lots by sample as 10 quality and c8nditi0n brought
g per bushei. Contract to-day at the opening was
quiet; DeeembeF bsta96; spot No. red carly was
5za95: and No red Western the sane rrice
while January sold al 96sas5s and February at
aA bid. Sales Of ESQ bushels No ? rcd spot at s.
settling prices officially posted: For contract, 95z
No. red Western. Sis; No. ned. 9il steamer No
red "a steamer No ? red Western, s2h.
COitN-Stosk in elevators, 36s - bus shipments
nom evelators. S0o9l bus. The Southern Ear
set to-day again showed considerable activity the
demand being good and constant. and rcceipts lib
eral. Cob corn Is quotAble at 275 per barrel Track
yellow com. for domestic delivery al 5}a5gs per
onshe- Sales. 10 cars spot thew cSEn al sos Q
cars spot tneWl sos / car steamer mixed SPOT
~ / car no established grade, 4s Contract to-day
al the opening was steady year corn. 50a5O14 Spot
mixed cora, new. early WAS 50z bid and January
SeAJSH while February brought 5Oa50E and March
50zaSA, April sold at 5iik bid Settling pricss Of
hclaIy posted were; For contract, new 50H steamer
mixed. 1874
FI.OUR-Quote: Winter extra. 23sass5: do ciear
3ShA0; do, straight 4l5a4aO; do, patent 4S6a4 =;
spTing clear. new. 3S5a4 .: do straight SOFAS 3 :
do. patent, S0a545; City Mills best patent 600.
do. hgh-grade patent, as; do high-gTade straight
40; do. CHOICE family 40; do. extra. 33Oa3 50
fye hour, medium 10 choice S99a4. 3, cofnneal 100
lhs LSal. 70; bUcEWheat -four per 100 lEs 206a2 3
OATS-Stoek IN elevators, 81 i93 bus shipments
frm elevators, 80Gl bus. No white, Sasqs
standard white asla5s; No. white, 4l1a57E No.
white, JAaEA
from elevators, LIS bus. No. we western doInes-
TIC, Saso; No rye domestic Sass bag lots. as to
quality and condition, fsaS0. No 5 rye Western
domestic, Slazo; No. rye. near by, 5asl.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-24
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

One of the busiest days on the stock
exchange OF the holiday season.
Gas was the biggest seller of the day.
2S5 shares changing hands. running from
Is to 7574
Capital Traction sold at 12Sla; GRAPHIC
phone preferred at "a: Union Trust at 14s
Gas scrip touched III; Gas As at nOH
and IS at HOS.
> The clerical force of the Commercial
National Bank win be guests of W. A
H. Church, president of that institution.
at hanuet on January 1. 1911
Tuesday, January 10. is the day set for
elections in all the national banks of the
city, and also in many other local banks
The railroad presidents who predicted
in December, 1903. that 1870 would be the
most prosperous year in the history OF
railroading may now be equally wrong
in the rather gloomy forecast that they
are making for 1871
The Washington herald., 1910-12-24
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished py W. B. Hibbs & Co.
members OF the Chicago Board Of Trade. Hibos
Building
Chicago Dec. 2.-The local wheat market opensd
unchanged omFaIed With last night, and mas
ruled within a vsry narrow range throughout the
session There VAS some slight Ireclpifation In
Missouri. Nebraska and Illinois. but none IN Kan
sas ard OklIhona- Northwestern stocks shcS
very heavy Increase for the week A little be3tr-
-four demand reported for deferred shipments.
Local receipts, q cars. With Is estimated for to-
morrow.
The market lad a firm tone with moderate
trade. The December fatures showed a greater
relative strength owing to less pressure in the cash
market and covering b. shorts. Cash pTioes
were about steady. but no improvement in the de-
rna,sd Local receipts ~ cars, With So estimated
for to-moFrUW
Some liquidation in De9mbeT cats Was n1slrsable
early IL the session, with elevator interests the
buyers. selling May against the SANE Cash prices
WeIe steady, but no improvement IN demand noted.
Receipts to-day $50 car with Is estimated for to-
mOTrUw.
Provisions again ruled moderately lowez infurncsd
by the harsh hog IDEAS. Fairly liberal offerings
carly Of Lard and rhH were thought 10 emo mainly
frCzn iarZeT longs and local shorts were credited
with a good share OF the buying and there was
ala a1sns se1fferp44 aesusDa Csseh trade sosz
The Washington herald., 1910-12-24
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
= - IL wholesaIe.l

y
CHEESE-NeW York. new l6ai7is. fat cheese Is
per H. dairy chosse. l6al7is PIT To-
EGGS-NeaF BIZ. Virginia SAD per d0z Wesetm
Sazs; Southern. 2
RUTTER- Fancy. tub. Aa3IE per b. prints.
s2aszls per lb, high grade Tub < pr b., fTint.
S2s per H.: hrsis tub. % per To-; print. 80 per ID.
process butter, tub, g per 10 P'int, 2ls per 70.
LIVE POuLTRf-Spnng chickens l5as per H.
hens. i2aI3 pes IL ROSTERS 10 FER 10 ducks, la
IS uer h.. turkeys large. Ban per ID; small 5als
per H.
DRESSED poulTRY-Tmkey hens. uudrawn. Pa
p pr h g0bblCrs. LniTaWH, EzsZi per ID. odd
toms. 3a22 pcT n. turkeys. thin. l5ai3 TsT ID
chickens l3al4 rer H. hess l2a4 per ID, young
ducks lial6 PER H. old. LaB Per ID choice geese,
ISaA TsT 10.
SEGEFA RLES- Potatoes. 5es75 per bus; sweet
potatoes, L5a200 TsT b4 onions. Saa5 pr bus
eucumhers hothcuse 8aI0l pr doz tomatoes.
fancy. home CT0wn Aea5o0 ncr box lettuoe New
York, 275s359 per basket; cabbage olsi.5 per 100
lbs bects. 4 per DOZEN squash lolal . Ier BIOL
celery faa60 - bunch eggplant 4ooa600 Der crate:
cu,nbeuies. L5a2I5 per bon. 99oai0D per bh
Florida pcppeS. . 5A300 pr crate. cauif0wcr.
Atos6o per bbl beans. 59a7m per basket
fRCiT-Appies 2ossel FER hhl pineapple
2u0a2 : per crate; grapes, Amelia, A01az-n per
key Keeier pears. L&al.so per basket: California
oranges. 275a2.s0 PER Box; grapefruit, 2noa3s pr
crate; Florida ounges. 2Gh3o0 per box. tangennes
20a5.Jl per strap
The Washington herald., 1910-12-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. Disc. 3-CATTLE-Recaip4s l.9i
head Common 10 choice steers. A60a6.55 per 100
lbs. stockers. 425; oxen. SEQ; bulls. &oo; COWS ia
Asl Dressed besf SLOW az Saal0ia pr III. f0f ua-
tive sides with a little fancy beef bringing IL.
ICndoa cattle markets steady al lia per H. dn.sed
wright sinking the ofal; refrigerator beef hrner AZ
gsal0 per H.. i've cattle az LiFerpool unchanged
Exports tomorrow. SIS begyea and lil5 quarters Of
bee.
CALVES Receipss. 81 head few ehnce
yeals Sold al ffrm prices. bot other grades we're
duh and weak. Western calves nominal. Common To
choice veals 65galL60 pr 100 lbs dressed calves
dun at nal6 per 10 for city duSsed Veals and san
for county dressed calves
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. $50 head
Sheep were entirely nominal lambs SLOW. bat
god handy lambs not wanted Common To choice
lambs 5Slas5 50 pr 100 lts. Dressed mnttoa Sow
CT 5lsaS FER ID. hog dressed lambs exceeding quo
tatious: coantry dressed dollhouse lambs unchanged
HOGS-Reoripts 2ss head: ncgninally steady for
all veghts Country dressed hogs steady az Sal.
PER r.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-24
Len ros,riner. $50. % months. 6 per cent semi

Len Tobriner, S.ssO % manths. 6 per cent, semi
annually.
Square 45s-LOts II and IS Clara A Mauden 20
Earl p. Hopkins trustee 20 secure Ea-l T. Hop
kins SloOD, years. per cent se1ni-annually-
Peters Mil s<at-Part. Ann Hayes % L. Cabeu
WillIansoa, Trustee. 10 secure Guy p. Warren,
500 ! to Is months pr cent, semi annually.
Square i4i-PaFt Of lots % and 81: Orlando W.
Bradt et TX TO Harry X. Boss and H. Glenn
Phelps trustees. 20 secure 5. Elizabeth HeuTy.
$50, payable July Is. 1913. per cent, szn'-
annually.
Square s6-Lot 50 and part OF lot s: Floyd T. DAVIS
10 Clarence l. Gessford and Walter &. DzSE.
trustee. % secure Emma J. Wex 900, ;
years. 5 per cent. semi-annually.
Square 5tSe-Lots IL ard rs; John l. Buff 10 J.
Henry Brown and Clement B. Hilhard trustees.
40 secure the United States Realty Company,
SIS, monthly payments, 5 per cent seEnl-sB III
ally.
Square I7i9-Lot ?: Mary f, Cosdon 10 h. d. Cor
don and R0oeFt Z. Heater. trustees. u secuTs
Fulton r. Gordon. s2-5l.s2, 10 IL months,
5 per cent per annum-
Square 5l9s-iot 10; William E. Bloom1 ct ak. %
Robinson and Chr stan ). Geekelsr, trustees. 10
sscuFe BESSIE T. Talhott 81 GO. years. pr
cent sairi- annually. Same 70 Christian J. Cock
ele- and John A. Massie, trustees. 70 SCENE
Robinson White $40 monthly payments. Ter
oTnt seIni-annually.
Friesidship-I.Ot 49, hloh 8; Samuel s Dalton ct uxs
to william S Phillips and Henry S. Mattress.
tFsistees t0 sez3fe lsouls mackakls SUI, 3F4fss
pr cent. emi-annually.
Square 752-Part II lot 2 Susie Haas RonduIp ct
viz t. George +. Fleming and Edward l. Hill
yer, trustees % seears William l. Crane, 81 80,
years per cent SUBSTANTIALLY.
Middle Grounds Of Columbian Colege-E,ot Is. block
81 Clara May Uhier C. FiT to George r Fleming
ard Edward L. HillyeT, trustees. 10 secure VIII
lam L. Crane S2s50O years. per cent, semi-an-
nually.
Takoma Park-Loi g. block .. Frank r. Hunt ei ux.
10 Thonss b. Huyek and J. Mixer Kenycn trus-
tees. 70 secure Jesse II. Van Alstyne, SiG1 2
years FER cent semi annually.
lie Drost Park-Part a lot IS block 8. Isaac J. ID.
Iigfseo.nD to Richard l. Pairo and Herbert A.
Gil. tnFstees. to secure II. W. FairD, So ! to
. months, psr CENT, senli-annuaiiy.
Square 6lE-I.ot 80: Harry A. Kite 10 william A.
Hin and Rignah W. Beall trustees, TO sznHs
Laura J. ssnner, s., coo years, per cent, semi
annually.
Square 5ll-Icz Is, Oliver ". Wright e w 10
William A. Hit and Frank p iHary. TRUSTEES. To
secure MarEarst LelF7 s. 20 years. per ceut
seni-annualiy Same 10 William A. Hin and
Rign1ld ". Beal trustees. tn Sezlre CafheZins
s Prior and Maria L. Prioz. 10. / 10 -
months. per cent per annwn-
SQUARE 6l5-L0t l. John s. Kaufman et NJ. 70 Iotu
ID. Coughian and Charles T. Marsh, trustees to
secure Dudley T. Hsssn NoOo years, per
cent, semi-annnally
The Washington herald., 1910-12-24
Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD.

JUSTICE GOULD.
lB n Catherine G. let's: Ida NJ Let's, guardian
Attoney Alexander Wolf.
Estate # Anna J. Wells; fetidon for letters of
administration. Attorneys. Rzum & Edwards.
Esale II Henri N. Newman; letters of administra-
ton granted % Charie X. Newman and Thomas r.
Msllan; bond 50 900 attorney. John RidOut
In re Jesse LooTi Henry LooE. guardian; boad.
500
Estate Of Laeila b. Merrill; letters tesamentaTy
granted Attorney, /. 3. Linton
Estate Of Philip b. Thompson; order nxing CON
mission a. Per cent and extending time Tor &C
c1uHt Attorney, Charles Poe.
Estate Il Adeiine n Noble. viii dated SeStembsz
- 1906. petition for letters testamentary fled At
tarlev. q. r. Hamilton.
Estate Of JAMES Storumi letters testamentaTJ
gTaa,ei to Carrie + ssorms bond, So Attorney
Ulaasas Walker
n re George Mag; ordey for allowance. Attorney,
Nelson Wilson.
IN Re Juh1 BrittCn 81 al, guardian ID htem az
pointed Attorney. s. G. Peelle.
In n Patrick Sngule; guardian authorized u turn
over funds. Attorney. u ". O'Donoghue
Estate Of Rudolph Bed petition for Letters tesla
mentsTy Attorney. q. a. schnldt.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-24

Thomas Winston; HOUSEKEEPING and larceny sen-
leleed 10 psnitentzsy fog i've years % take effect
from expiration 4 jail seaieI ee,
No. H&s United STATES IS. Cam Robertson ard
George seTiEen same sentenced 20 penitentary for
one year and one dag.
No. Ao2 United States IS. Washington Lewis
assault with dangerous weapon; ssntenced 10 penn
ientialy sor tWn years and placed probation.
No. $3.50 United States Harvey NJ. Lewis.
james M Huston and Everett Dufour' violating
section $40 Revised Statutes United States: de
fendant no 2 motion for new trial granted; defend
ants Noe. l and g. motions fos trial and n ar
rszt 0rUrruled: exceptions sentenced 10 penitentaT
Tor two years each; appeal nOJed, recognizance IN
S-55 with James J. s1eclef as surety, taken as 10
each.
same reoognizanoe IN s2o0. sith james j. Fletcher,
surety. takeE.
Criminal Court No. =.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
No 1904. United States vs. Fred z. Pierce; false
pretenss and forgery; sentenced % psniLsnt2ry for
thFee years and Taaced on prObation-
No. zG1 United States FS James T. smith.
false prraensess sentenced 10 jail for SIX months.
No no United STATES Va Oscar TAPER and
George DYER HOUSEKEEPING and larceny; n0iie pros
No. S2e United States IS. w. Lefrlch house
breaking same.
No. E2E. United states IS. Walter McKnzie.
robbery; same.
No. rs. United States vs.. Same, housebreakins;
sane.
M. Z2l0 United States ". Charles Wright oosIn-
terfeiting. motion FOR tria continued.
No. 4sS8 Brent W Great Pals and Old Do
miniou Railway Company; time % file transcript eI-
tended. Attorneys Ii. H. Glassie-W. j. Lambert.
Assignments for Monday. Iauuary Appeals.
No. a. McIutre - Green. Attorneys. Tucker.
Kenyon Huidekolsr.
No. 1. Lackett " Sehultze Attorneys. Hnt-
Flynn 4 White
No 8. Burch a kleps " smith. Attorne1s Hay
dent linksscales.
No. s. PENNSYLVANIA Rubber Company shore.
Attorney. BandeltsIrg & observation-disclosures.
ho. o. ATey Bayan. Attorneys. PalaGini &
Pulko-Cleag s Cles.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-24
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished b. ". B. HihAs & Co.
members Of the NeW YORK Stock Exchange, Hlbsa
Building
Nv York, Dec 2-The market vas very quiet
tOozT and devoid q any particularly new features
q Importance Outside Of some scattered selling
b some Of the local and Wall streex operatars to
even up over the triple holiday on the cotton ex-
change ffum this afternoon there was little press-
uFe On the markst at any time during the day Bah
leaders kept eIOugh supporting orders IN the hands
a brokers 70 guard against the possibility al bear
raids or other ao-ideDts To upset the markets
equilibrium. ard IN this way prizes for the general
list we're fairly vel sustained within q range Of 5
to points from yesterdays elnsing January sod
as los as A8 danrg the forenoon; MATch. SD:
MAY, 'Bs2, and July. B.A- These p<ices are ahnut
the lowest for hv wesk reached after the pahlica-
ton Of Tuesdays ginning report and OF about Is
points frUm the highest priczs q the day before
The Washington herald., 1910-12-24
NEW YORK MONEY.

Ne< Y0rk, Dee 8.-McneS 90 call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at S. per csut highest ~
lowest. g. closing = 81 Fs- cent Most Of the loans
wers made AZ - pr cent
Time money eouthmed quiet, the lower basis Of
TT1sH apparently not acting an incentive TO Dor
ro'TeIs who Wvre disposed to pnstInne making con-
tracts Intl after January l. Rates: 4afA per cent
Tor thirty and sixty days. par cent for ninety days
gnouths
Mercantile paper was moderately plentiful, and
far business done here and elsewhere. Rates
WeTp quoted ADWe1, AZ 4iza5 per cent for sixty to
ninety DAYS induTsed bins receivable fi5 DIR cent
cent for others.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-24
PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. Dec. &.-BGGs-Maryland. PeunsyiTa
MIA. and nearby firsts, De doz,. g Eastern Shore
Maryland and Virginia 2 Western hrsts. So:
Southern frsis. 81 West yngiI frs,s. s.; guinea
cgas. per doz. fssls
BUTTER C=eamery laacy. per H.. 3lisas2. do
choice. saso. do. good Ess do imitation. G1a25;
do Print, 32a33, Do. blocks 3lsa2. lsdIe psr H.
21a3, MARYLAND and Pennsglsania rolls. psr H. ela
2: Ohio rnlls 2laz3. Nes- Virginia. rolls 2la23:
stoFp-rarbed pcr fb. p Maryland Virginia and
Pennsy ivauia d4iry prints FL Troo7s butter s0aG.
LIVE POULTRY Chickens Young choice. per
n. - do rough and Ioor. llal2: old hens. PER
n heavy IS; odd Do. small TO medium, 70 old
ro.nstszs H.. SO ducks. old III. I2Al5; da, yogng
white pekins Eat. To-. liai5 do. ycaug M8seosy
and monRei IS; do. saddle old. Halls; pigeons,
old TaiF. =: do. yDIng y. guinea fowl. Young
~ Its and over. each - da. YOUNG small 4 81
do old each. =; gerss, near hy, f~r n. IA. West
t-n and southern %. do. Kent County. q, tuF
k5sz young lbs and ayer. H.. -. do. old. ls:
do rDugh and pEur i5lH.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-24
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New fok. Dce E-BUTTER- Receipts today,
; a59 packages. The market is unchanged Creanaery
specials, per III, "a creamery extras - State
dairy tuba finest. .; process specials. 5K
CHEksSE-Receip6s to-day 2 LIZ boxes; tInllnsszs IL
a general complaint. State whole uliIR spar7alz
september, ia State whole min fancy. c4rua
September, 81 &inis, August and Septenbe- quail
Ity. fZG. skins Average fine Il
kGGS-hecsipts today. S6B bozeS The MARKET
Is staoe weaAe<. State. Pennsylvania. and near
b. hsroa3 wtnts fancy a fresh gxthzed, ssberzed
extras pr dnzn =.