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Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-11-23
Don't Fail

to attend the public sale of 45
Hogs; Cows; Heifers; Corn and
Hay; Farming Implements; 1 head
of Horses and Mares; by O. w.
Catlett, Agent, Berrys Ferry, Va.
on Friday. December 2.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-11-23
Death of Capt. ]. 7. Griffith

Napt. Joseph L. griffith. one of
the Oldest and most widely known
and beloved citizens of Clarke
county, died last Sunday morning
at the home of his niece. Mrs.
Charles Williams. at Poolesville,
Md, where he had been visiting
for the past month.
Death came suddenly andwithout
warning, he having made arrange
ments to come back to Berryville
on Monday to spend Thanksgiving.
Having been called to breakfast.
he was heard moving around for a
few moments. but. when he did not
come down, one of the family was
sent to his room and ne was found
lying on the bed partly dressed.
and dying.
The remains were brought here
Monday morning and taken TO his
late home on North Church street.
from which place the funeral was
held this "wednesday morning at
IL O'Clock, Rev. Julian Broaddus.
ID. d., of the Baptist Church.
officiating. assisted by Rev. Edward
Wall, of Grace Episcopal Church.
Treadwell Lodge. No. 213.
Masons, and j. f. b. Stuart Camp.
Confederate Veterans, were in
attendance in a body. Captain
Griffith having been a prominent
member of both organizations.
The services at the grave were
under Masonic auspices.
Captain Griffith was the second
son of Maj. Greenberry Griffith.
of Alexandria. who commanded
the First Alexandria Artillery in.
the war of 1912, and was in his
S3rd year.
When the civil war broke out.
Captain Griffith enlisted in the
Second Virginia Regiment under
Col. Allen: was transferred TO
General Joseph +. Johnston's
commands; by orders of Chief
Quartermaster-General Alfred VI.
Baker he was detailed to organize
government trains for General
Beauregard; was with General
Johnston when the latter was seri-
Ously wounded at the battle of
Seven Pines: later he had charge
of the transportation of the army
of the Tennessee at Chattanooga:
was then promoted to the rank of
captain in the department of trans
portation. and later he had charge
of transportation of the army from
Chattanooga to Jackson. Miss.
He held the position OF Commits
sioner of the Revenue for sixteen
years, and in that position came
into close and intimate touch with
every property owner of the
County. by all of whom he was
intimately knownand affectionately
remembered.
His wife. who was Miss Jane
Wilson, of Jefferson county w.
Va, died some years ago.
He is survived by two daughters.
Mrs. W. NJ. :. Hammond. of Ber-
ryville, and Mrs. John :. Wilson,
of Baltimore, and twn sons, Or.
Monte Griffith, of Washington.
and Mr.. Joseph T. Griffith. Jr..
of New York, and large family
connection in Virginia and Mary
land.
OF commanding physical pres
ence, gently dignity and personal
charm. he was man who was
loved by all; and every one of his
| thousands of friends Will feel that
a good, true, kind and loving friend
has been taken from them.
| His unaSsuming charity and gen
erosity were beautiful in the
extreme, and his open hand will bc
Isorrowfully missing from this
community.
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Board and Rooms.

Dining room fitted for ladies'
and gentlemen. Table board.
Rooms for rent. Rates reasonable
Located in formOr Savage building.
30 If \. l.. JONES, Mgr.
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Notice to Taxpayers.

Pay your Corporation Taxes be-
fore December 1. 1910. and avoid
the ) per cent penalty.
=. ii. Powers. Treas,
Corporation of Berryville.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-11-23
COAL COAL COAL

All Grades, Sizes and Kinds.
Leave your orders now for imme
date delivery and save money.
BERRYvu.LE IcE Co.,
w. T. LEWIS, Mgr.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-11-23
COAL COAL COAL

All Grades, Sizes and Kinds.
Leave your orders now for imme
diate delivery and save money
BERRYvmI.E Ice Co.,
w. Il. LEWIS. Mgr.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-11-23

Mr.. Griffith was member
of the Baptist Church and was for
many years Its senior deacon. He
loved his church. and in sunshine
or storm was always present at
every service. Ii was hard to tell
whether he enjoyed the Sunday
school, prayer meetings or preach
ing services most, for ho was always
happy in each. He was ever
ready to give his loyal support TO
every enterprise for the advance
meng of religion and the we'll be
inc of his brethern. Naturally
sympathetic. he was so thoroughly
imbued with the spirit of his Lord
that he would leave his business
and travel long distances with his
pastor through stormy weather
and over rough roads to the homes
where death or suffering had en-
tered. to bring comfort to the
distressed. God made him a
Christian gentleman. How his
pastor, his church and hiS com.
munlty shall miss HIM! Peace e
his ashes, b.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-11-23
COAL COAL COAL

All Grades, Sizes and Kinds.
leave your orders now for imme-
N's'e delivery and save money,
BERRYvnLE IcE Co.,
w. L. LEWIS, Mgr.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-11-23

Lame back comes on suddenly and is
extremely painful. 1t is caused by
rheumatism of the muscles. Quick re
lief is afforded by applying Chamblain's
Liniment Sold by All Dealers.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-11-23
ANTIQUE Bureau for Sale.

In good condition, Also folding
bed. For price, ETC., Apply to
Mrs. JoHN GAUNT,
2t Berryville, Va.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-11-23
YOUR MONEY

will earn 3 per cent interest If
deposited in THE FIRST NATIONAL
BANK OF BERRYvnLE, a modern
and up-to-date banking institution.
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COAL COAL COAL

All Grades, Sizes and Kinds.
Leave your orders now for imme-
date delivery and save money.
BERRYvILLE ICE Co.,
w. L. LEWIS, Mgr.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-11-23
Ammunition! Ammunition!

Full line always on hand.
Spring wheat fiour-White Rose
and other good kinds.
CORN BASKETS.
FODDER TWINE-Fitler's best
16Oz. goods.
X. +. l.. METZ.
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JAS. W. Foley, Cashier.

Thursday, November n, 1910
Thanksgiving Day) being a legal
holiday the Boyce State Bank, Inc.
will be closed. Allpsper maturing
on that date may be paid on Friday.
November -, 1910.
\. ID. BARBER, Cashier.
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Rooms for Rent.

Three very desirable rooms. with
bath. Relocated. Terms reason
able. Apply TO COURIER.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-11-23

After December 1, all coupons
will be dated; all coupons now out,
must be turned in before that date
to be redeemed by us.
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JNO. B. NEuI.. Cashier

Thursday, November a, 1910
Thanksgiving Day being 4 legal
holiday, the First National Bank
of Berryville will be closed. All
paper maturing on that date may
be paid on Friday, November -,
1910.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-11-23
Great Piano Contest

The standing of the contestants
in the great free piano contest at
Simpsons Department Store, at
Boyce, up to Tuesday of this week
was as follows.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-11
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. Nd, Jan. l0-Quotations furnished b.
Baltimore Fruit and Produce Association are IS
| follows.
BUTTER-CTeamery. extras. seralator 55lsa3-ls.
do, imitation, 3aS7 do, prints. i3Ib. Sass; do.
! lib. Sass: do. blocks. oh. Sa5-: do dairy
prints Maryland Pennsylvania, and Virginia, 2ia-j
do. Iowa and Northwestern ladle gia25.
EGGS-Aisyland, Prulsy lyauia. and nearby firsts
per doz., So do, Eastern Shore. Maryland, and
Virginia pr d1z, s.; Western frss. PER dGz., -
do, West Virginia PER doz, g: do. North Caro-
lima, per doz., IS, The above quotations arc ftT
Wholesale LOTS cases or more-onlyi Job lots
higher)
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys, choice. young. per
H., . medium TO large. Der H.. 2laZ; do fair %
good, PIT H., 3H22, Old toms. per IN .; chickens
straight. young, Ter To-, small, Is do, mixed,
young and old. per d.. Il; ducks. choice fat UT
d., l6alI; capons, large Per H. ZaZ. medium per
ID, 2la22 small and slips. Der h.. 1sa3o; geese.
choice nearby. per H.. l6al7. Western and South
eTn, per n, lal6
LIVE POULTRY-Old hens. heavyweight, rer
h. l6 do lightweight. per h.. l5is. old ROSTERS.
per h. g. young chickens, choice. per H. Is, rough
and POOR, per ID, Is; turkeys. choice, per ID. o
young gobblers, per 10, p old toms. Per h., -;
rough and poor. FER III. l5al6s geese, Western and
Southern TeT H.. II: Maryland and Virginia. per
h., l5i do, Kent Island, Der To-, Is. pigeons,
young. pair ,, do, per pair, .; do ducks, white
Pekins per ID. Bal4: do. large pr H. l6al7
do. small, Ter H., IS. guinea fowl old each >,
DO. young. II lbs and over, 40
GAAIE-DuckS. mAllard Per pair. heavyweight
T5a90i blaeahead, per pair. sOa40; wholo deer, per
h. 16al5: vanison saddles per ID. 2a30: wild tur-
keys. pair h., Halls
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES-Appls
Maryland and Virginia per bbl., fancy. l75a2 50 .
d.. fair. per bbl.. L25aLO; do Maryland and
Pennsylvania. packed, per Dbl, 2OOa3OO; do. New
York, assorted. per bb 25Jai.00; cabbages. New
York State, ton, 90a32OO; celery, Michigan.
bunch, Zja55; do, New York State crate 3O0a5 % .
canberies, Cape Cod, Der bbl 5Ola6 20; do. box.
I5a2O0; CuCumbers Florida. bas l50a2 q: egg
plants Florida crate. L5Da2 3; grape fruit Florida
box 20a3O0: lettuce. Norfolk and North CAROLINA
per baA 5aL00; Florida, per has. LOoaL50; onions
New York and Western. per bus, 75aS0; do. Mary
land and Pennsylvania, yellow, per bus. 75as0:
oranges, Florida. pCr box. l50a2B; peas, Florida
per has, 25Oa300; squash Florida, PER crate. LO0a
Is; spinach, native, per box 8a25 tomatoes.
Florida, per carrier, 20a30oi trnips. native. per
bus Ga3Q.
POTATOES-White, nearby. per bus, prime. 50a
50; do Eastern Shore. per bus, 55a55: do, West
ern Maryland and Pennsylvania, per bus. prime.
55a5S; do seconds, 40a45; do. New York. Oct bus
Sass; do, Western, FER bus prime. 5a5S; sweets.
yellow, PEI Dbl, Eastern Shore. Virginia. Local q;
do. North Carolina. per Dbl. L5aI75: Richmond.
per Dbl, L50al.75; Delaware per bbL l50al.75; do
per bas. 6Oa75; yams, Maryland and Virginia. per
bbl, Local .; do North Carolina per Dbl. L25al5O
The Washington herald., 1910-01-11
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
PHors quoted as wholesale.l


BUTTER-CIeamry fancy 5 10 5sls. d.. arsts ga
&c: do. seconds SAB process. fancy %: do.
'-jT % good. Ga8: dairy. choice. Ea5. do, good
Za24- st0reuaCked. Za2i
CHEEsE-New York STATE factory. fancy aats Ia
Ia. do small. Ialliz. do. large l6isaI-
EGGS Near by choice, retuuable cases. per doz
50, d. West Virginia and Southwest Virginia re-
turrahle cases. p. do. Tennessee returuabis caes
.. do. North Carolina, returaanls cases. D
LIVE PUCLTRY-Chicksus spring large. l5aIs.
DO. medium, Ell6; do do. small. BaI6; hens.
small, per TO-, l54z, do, large lss: r6gsters rrr
b. g ducks. old. y. do. suFing. lbs. and over
g: geese. Ter To-. sale. d.. fancy j.: TURKEYS.
toms. Ter Ib 81; do. hens q. turkeys thin Ioa2
keats. per H., lJal5.
DRESSED POETRY Turkeys. choice. uudravn.
hens. pr h., .; average. uudrawn. mixed p.
chickens per TO-. l6alts chickens and hens mixed
lsaI5; hens choice, per d.. l4al5 ROSTERS Der ID
sale. ducks, l5aI5s geese. per d. lZala
GAME-Rabhlts. per crz., 2-5l2 81, do kits uar
dor .5sl00. quail. per d1z-, fancy, 25oaAu); do.
small per d0z.. 201a225. wild turkey, e]a.: slufr-
reis, each. 5ls: opossums. eaca. LAS. pAeasluts
80
DRESSED AlEATS-Hans. country. sugar cured
l6lls. hogs small ard neat per CTt.. 70. do, me-
dunn to heavy. 6a9z, do. rough, g. bears. 6.
DRIED FRUITS-AQqles. sliced. fancy. Der h
ll5, cherries. l-4l5: DacE0eHos. T. whortleberries
VEGETABLES Potatoes. per Dbl. Lzal75; sweet
potatoes. per Dbl. new, L5aIJo: yams per boil.
lloal.S
GREEN FRUITS-AppIes, Loose. PCT Dbl. zns
AZ
SUNDRIES-BeesvaX. 29a50. tallow, 6ssIk: ginseng
per H., 50ol55o, seneca, per d., 90 golden seal
Daf5. pink, I2al4; mandrake. 2s3: snake root. S..
walnut kernels, dry l5aI5; waIuuts per 100 lbs "a
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. Unwashed free n
burs, yer 10. Ga22, wool. bury. per H.. &a8.
hides green per h.. il: do. dry l6eIs: sheeuskins
green each, 75aLO0; do, dry 25a60; cafskins each
IA each gl.l- Al hl1rL l.
kits SAILS; skunk. each. black. 201a3o0; mink. each
G0la510s rabbit skins each. !; 0D0ssum. each. 5a
;0i raee10n, each, alOJ, tox, red, each, 200a2 30
do, gray. 25al0l
The Washington herald., 1910-01-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New YORK. Jan. observation-disclosures 5 lO2 head
Steers were in light supply and steady to strong
Best steers l0c higher; bulls and COWS steady to
firm: medium TO prime steers sold at s. 25a6 % per
100 pounds oxen at I0oa5O0 bulls at 375a5 So COWS
at 2 5Oa4 a. heifers at 28a40O. Dressed beef was
rather slow at Sail for common to extra native
sides Western dressed Texan beef at 7aa Latest
Liverpool Snd London cables Quoted live cattle sell
ing at i2al4 per pound dressed weight.
CALVES Receipts. l742 head. Veals were In de-
mAnd at full steady prices; barn-yarl calves slow;
Westerns lower. Common 20 choice veals sold at
70all.50 per 100 pounds eulls at 50a65O; barnyard
calves was 375a4-50; Western at 4.0la55. Dressed
calves quiet lal6 for city dressed veas sal4A for
country dressed Tal0 for dressed barnyard and fed
calves.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recepts. boss head
Sheep ruled hrn to &c higher and some sales z54c
higher, with a good clearance. Common 20 choice
sheep sold at 40oa60O per 100 p0UI ds culs at 25a
SO ordinary TO choice lambs at &O0a9 20, cuIls at
55Ca650 yearlings at 60oa8.00 Dressed mutton
steady at Sail per pound; dressed lambs firm at l2ka
l5 country dressed dollhouse lambs SLOW az S00al000
per carcass
HoGs-Receipts. 1851 head Prices firm at s.lOa
s25 per 100 pounds country dressed hogs steady at
lo1xsl214 per pound.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-11
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Jar. l0.-BUTTER- Receipts today
were S7G5 packages With no increase IN supplies
Of fresh butter and fair demand. the recently ad-
vanoe5 prices were sustained without effort The
quality II offerings from all sections IS very ir-
regular. Creamery specials %; creamery extras. -
Creamery held specials, - creamery he'd extras
32iz: process specials. o. State dairy. finest -
Western imitation creamery. frs,s. 8: packing
stock No l. 24iz
CHEESE-Receipts to-day were L3i5 boxes The
market IS finn and &c higher OF September make.
which is held at liz State full cream special
IS State fun cream, September, fancy, Ia; State
fancy, October best, l6z; State SKINS IA lbs spe-
cials, Illa: State SKINS, fine. winter made, I2ia
skins common. Ga.
EGGS Receipts to-day were 42D cases The
market is firm so far as fresh eggs are concerned.
but prices are no higher. Storage eggs are fully
sustained by good demand. Nearby hennery, white,
fancy 90 State. Pennsylvania. brown, htuneTy fancy
49, fresh gathered extras A.; fresh gathered extras
rsts 20; refrigerator, special marks 3 refrigera-
tor firsts, IS,
The Washington herald., 1910-01-11
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Jan. l0.-AuLLFEED-StroBg small
supply. Spring bran. a00aZ7,75; standard middings,
2,g0a475i city bran, $50 in bulk: Western nd
dog 323. to arrive: winter wheat bran, IN 100
pound sacks. to arrive. H55.
OATS-steady; small supply No. white, 54Ea
s.; No 3 wAits 53i7a5i; No. white. 5253a53; nat
ural and clipped white. On track 52a56la.
FLOUR-Firm; moderate inquiry. Kansas straights
5.lja550 IN sacks soft straghts 540a565 in barrels
spring patents. 5.75a62. ia barrels; spring clears
Al5a50 %
RYE FLOUR-Steady, but inactive. Good to
choice brands quoted az 49al60.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-NeW. 10 arrive. is quoted
at ls5a2o with quiet trade.
CORNMEAL-Steady; dealings moderate. Kiln
dried for export 3S0a335 coarse meal. in bags.
Lf0aL4Z
HAY-Recsipts, 2so tons; strong; light supply.
Prime timothy. LW5sal To-; No. l. Los; No 2, glss
LOO; No g. 9as2H
STRAw-Reccipts. 80 tons firm; limited supply.
Long rye 811zag0
BEEF-strong; more demand. Family. l5OOals 80
packet Pals
PORK-steady; trade IS quiet Mess. 2i.25a3L5Oi
family, B.00a5.M
LARD-Steady. but lifeless. Prime Western, 3 90
city, l275; refined Continent 1850; South American
Hel; refined Brazilian. kegs, $3.50; oleostearine,
Eiaal5; lard stearne quiet; New York. 3al34.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-11
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore, Jan. N.-WHEAT-Stock IN elevators
769 056 bushels; shipments from elevators $50 bush
els Graded lots Of No. red afoat nominally at
2Iz Per bushd az the close. Settling prices were
No red Western. L25It; No. 2 rcd, L254; No, 3
red. III: steamer No. 2 red. llSA steamer No. 2
red Western, L20lz.
CORN-Stock in elevators, 2,2sss22 bushels; shin
meHts from elevators. 1857 bushels Small bag
lots II white sold at Y a bushel on the wharf
Graded lots Of No. white corn afOat nomiuallv AZ
704 per bushel, and yellow OF mixed ahoat at 6si5
per bushel Track yellow. for domestic delivery AT
70 a bushel for car lots on spot. Cob com: Car
loads prime yellow on spot at 370a375 Der barrel
Settling prices; Contract, $50 No. white 7Dlh
steamer mixed. 65.b; No. mixed 631.
OATS-Stock in elevators. 1884 bushels; shin
ments from elevators. Z. SCI bushels. White No
as to weight 53a5SiA; do, No g. as TO weight 81.
a52A do, No 4. as 70 weight 5OlkA5l; do. mixed
No ?, 5ls5ih d. No. 3, 49lta50.
RYE-StOCh in elevators. l2 .Sj bushels; ship
ments from elevators. 5,sSi bushels No rye West
ern, lots, domestic Sass; No re tnear by) 70
a50; bag lots. as % quality and condition, 65a7S
FLOUR-Winter extra. 455as.S5: do. clear 5O5a
SOS; do. straight 5.30a545; do. patent 5sOa5 90
spring clear, 4.65s490. do, straight 5GOa5.45: do
patent 5.45a570; City Mills best patent, $50; do
high-grade patent. eco; do. straight go; choice
family. $40; do. extra 475a4 90: rye -four. medium
to choice. 42Sa450. Coumeal per 100 lbs, IyOa
l60, Buekwhest -four. 100 lbs. 2.s5a255.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-11
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange Hibbs
Building, rs Fifteenth street northwest.
New York. Jan. lGThe break in cotton was the
sensation Of the day. II bore all the eamarks OF
heavy and persistent liquidation By big men. no
tably Messrs. Brown. Haynes. Scales and Patten.
The impression was that the New Orleans party
were perhaps the largest sellers though bulls every
where, big and little, took part in furious Iiquda-
ton. which gave the market another sensational
set back. Drastic selling. in other words vas at
tributed to New Orleans Philadelphia. Chicago.
Liverpool, and Memphis James A. Patten Is
understood 20 have sold heavily again after il is
said, unloading the clique last week, and then
taking hold again al the drop. Room traders ham
mered but they not the really depressing force
The effect Of a bullish ginners report was disap-
pointing
Futures advanced z TO Is points, but lost it
and declined s. TO 70, closing weak. Estimated
ra1as on on bales
The Washington herald., 1910-01-11
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by W. 3. Hihbs 4 Co,
members Of tho Chicago Board Of Trade. Hibba
Building. rs Fifteenth street northwest.
Chicago, Jan. lO-Wheat has agaiu assumed a
trading character with the local crowd in the pit
bearsh Local car lots, 10. with 81 estimated for
tomorrow.
Corn was stubborn all day selling of to IS early.
but mlying easily with uptum IN wheat There
seemed % De a loT Of resting orders around the
low point which held the market. Kansas CITY
wired cancellation sales made 70 Texas Cash prizes
here were steady az Saturdays hgIres. Local car
lots 81 with E2 estimated for tomorrow.
Cash houses and local crowd sold cats Oh early
IN sympathy with lower wheat and com prices
Commission houses took the offerings and early Ut
traders forced an adWhSc n the evening. Cash
prices were steady. Receipts light at = cars with
u estimated for tomorrow.
The increase hog movement ard lower prices f0T
same gave a lower opening to provisions. The selling
pressure was rather light and a pretty fair demand
in part from interests who sold last week brought
about a good recovery and a steady closing Cash
trade Is dull.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-11
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP

National banks Of Washington viii
hold the annual meetings. of the stock
holders to-day at noon, and Immediately
after the count Of the votes. the directors
of most Of the banks will meet. and elect
officers for the ensuing year. In most Of
the banks it is expected that the old
directors will be reelected. Vacancies In
the boards, whether by death. resigna-
lions, or other causes will be filed.
Washington banks have passed through
the most prosperous year in their exist
ence. Larger earnings, increased divi-
dend payments in several instances, and
additions to the surplus funds, is the
record of the year. This has its effect
upon the price Of the securities on the
local stock exchange, the quotations Of
many OF them being the highest ever
known. The local bank stocks are in
strong hands. having been bought up by
investors who retain them for the divi-
dends. At no time during the past year
have large blocks OF these stocks been
sold on the exchange. The dealings are
usually in small amounts. rarely exceed
ing ten shares at a time. Yesterday
thirty-fve shares Of American Security
and Trust stock were sold. and twenty
five of Union Trust, both of which trans
actions were larger than the ordinary.
The trade of three shares Of Second Ma
tional Bank was more in line with the
usual order of things.
Trading on the local exchange yesterday
was In good volume. though what might
be called dull. as the price changes were
only in fractions from the current rates
Lanston Monotype came out rather
freely at 942s to 2. Traction shares, and
Washington Gas were traded in nomi-
nally, and while the demand for bonds
was sufficiently active to arouse much
interest, little trading resulted because Of
the scarcity of the bonds offered.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-11
NEW York MONEY.

New YORK Jan l3-MoHey on call ~ the stock
exchange today opened AZ So PER cent highest
6; lowest 4; chasing at : per cent Most q the
DAYS loans werg made az 81 Ier cent
Time money was practically unchanged. ths tone
being If anything slightly easier Demand was
fair ard money was moderately offered Borrowers
were somewhat disposed % wait hoping for lower
rates Rates were 4lsaI% per cent far sixty and
ninety days. 81 for four o. SIX months.
Mercantile paper was issued with some freedom
meeting with a fair demand. Rates. 4zs5 rrr cent
for Endorsed bills receivable and choice single names
81 Ter cent for others.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-11
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.

Baltinore Jan. lO-CATTLE- Receipts for the
week ended al noon to-day were ls5 head. against
$50 head last week Seventy four carloads on sale
Market generally l0c higher. Steers. good 10 prime
heavy, 475a675; Others 350a470; heifers, 32a5 30
ogWs 200aA75: bulls. 3Ooa5.OO; fresh COWS. 90Ia
GOO, per head.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts for the week
ended az n0cn today were l. s5 head, against $50
head last week Light supply Market higher
Sheep 9.00aG0C lambs, 600a9.l5
HOGS-Receipts for the week ended at nom to
day were l3.3Ol head against Z SD head last week
Fair supply. Market firm. Westerns. light 9aa
e.S5; nearby 3.75a9lO; roughs. 75aS75; pigs, sO0a
$50
ALNES-Reoeipts for the week ended at noon
today we're "a head, against 81 head last week
Light supply. Market higher. Common 10 best,
dO0al00
The Washington herald., 1910-01-11
Launch nrifted GOO Miles.

The United States Fruit Company's
steamer Parismina, plying between Cen
trail American ports and New Orleans,
on her last trip picked up at sea and
brought into New Orleans navy steam
launch No. 43S. 1t had drifted about GOO
miles The launch belonged to the Cape
Cruz-Casilda surveying expedition and
broke adrift from a tug about November
Z, 1903. There were no men on board.