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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-16
PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore Jan. l5-Quotations furnished by TIE
Baltimore Fruit and PrUducs Association are as
follows:
BUTTER-CTeamsry. extras separator 55'1aEl4;
DO. imitation 8aZ-; do. prints. alb. Sass; do.
lib, &a55; do, blocks BIB. 55a57; do. dairy
prints Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Virginia, 2ia.s
do. Iowa and Northwestern ladle. 24A3.
EGGS-Maryiaud, Pennsylvania. and nearby trsts,
III doz 50; do. Eastern shore, Maryland. ard
Virginia per doz So Western drstS. Per doE.. $
Do. West Virginia, Per dOz. 30; do, North Caro-
lima. Der drz., -.
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys. choice. young.
small, Per lb,, Esi medium TO large. DeT D.. Il1L-
Co. far % good. per To-, DAT; old toms. Der b.
e. chickens. straight young per H. small. i; DO.
mixed, young and old. Der ID, 5dl6; ducks choice.
fat, per H.. I62l5: capJls, large. per h. Z5s24
medium, per h. la22; small and slips, Per 10, lsa
%; geese. choice. nearby per H.. Is; Western and
Southern, per lb., Il.
h, Is do. lightweight per 10. Is old ROSTERS.
per b., 20, young chickens, Choice. pr H.. i
rough and poor Der h. Is. Turkeys, hens, choice,
per H. 2; young sObblgrs Per H.. Ga2l' old toms,
per H. Sale; rough and poor, per b. lialj, geese,
Western and Southern, per D., i; Maryland and
Virginia, per H.. Is: do. Kent Island. PEI b., l5
pigeons, young, pair. >: do. cid. per pair. p,
ducks large per H., l. do, small 70 nedUI-4, per
10, l5' do, white Pckins. per H.. lal4; guinea
fowl old each 3; do. young. IL lbs. and over. 90
lI4Hass uAlldltir taAls AstaFN-'Fs Eiitf
75aSJ; blackheads per pair a0; redheads. per pair
l2jal5Oi whole deer Per H., l6als. veuisou saddles
per To-. 23as0. wild turkeys, Per To-, EalS
POTATOES-Wh nearby. per bus. prime,
5Dasoi do, Eastern Shore. Der bus. 56a6O; do,
Western Maryland AID PENNSYLVANIA. per bus.
prime. $3.50; do, seconds, 40aS5; DO, New York.
per bus prime. 55aGO; do, Western, per bus,
prime. 5ja60; sweets. yellow. per bbL, Eastern
Shore, Virginia, L0oal,50; North Carolina Per
bbl., L50aL75; Richmond. per Dbl. L5oal7s; DelA-
ware, per Dbl, L5oa2O0; d. per baA, 6Ol75; vans,
Maryland and Virginia, per Dbl. l0al .. do North
Carolina, per Dbl. LZjaLO
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES-Apple
Maryland and Virginia Ter Dbl. fancy, L75a25O
do, fair. per bb. L2al5O; do. Maryland and
Pennsylvania, packed, per Dbl, 2oa30; do. New
YORK, assorted, pG Dbl, 25a4Oo; cahbages New
York State. ton, G5O1as2Oo; celery, Michigan.
bunch. 25s55i do. New York State. -ate. S0Ca3.5O;
cranberTies. Cape Cod, per bbl., A0se5O; do. box,
L50a20o cucumbers. Florida, has. 2OOa200; egg
plants Florida, CZate L5oa2p; grape fruIt Florida.
box, 2oa300; lettuce Norfolk and North Oaroiina.
per has, 75aL00 Florida, per baS, l.2a30; onions,
New York and Western. per bus, 50; do, Mary
land snd Pennsylvania. yellow, per bus 50; oranges
Florida per box, L5Oa2Zj; peas. Florida per bas.,
2Ea30: squash, Florida, per crate, L00al50; spin
aoh. native, per box, LAS; string beans Florida.
per baA, S00aS5O; tomatoes Florida. per carrier,
fancy. 20ASoo turndps, native. per bus, Baio
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Jan I5-BUTTER-Reeelpts today
4T1 packages; for the week. 2 55I. The market was
dull this morning the blizzsrd-ike weather shutting
OF the demand in al directions Fine butter. fresh
made, rules steady Creamery specials 81: creamery
extras s.; creamery frsts 4: creamery held extras
32la: State dairy, finest So; process specials. ~
Western imitation creamery frstS, 3. factory frsss
q
CHEBSE-Recepts to-day, SIS boxes; for the week
609l The market IS very quiet both for local and
State full September fancy. IN; State full
cream October best l61z; Stats full cream winter
made best, l54; State skins. II To- specials. IN
Stats sidms. fne, winter made, l2ls.
EGGS-Recsipts to-day. 400 cases: for the week,
81. The market continues firm On fresh egg
suitable for high class trade. but the demand IS very
quiet and prices ara unchanged Nearby hennery,
white fancy, %. State Of Pennsylvania brown hem
nery, fancy, IS; fresh gathered extras, -; fresh
gathered extra frsts %; refrigerator special marks.
q
AnLLFEED-STcrg; light trade Spring bran,
27.75; standard middlings. 20; city bran. 2s5. IN
bulk; Western red dog. 225. to arrive; winter
wheat bran. in lO0pouud sacks. 10 arrive, $50.
OATS-Steady; small usireSs. No white. 55a
55I7: No. white, 4a5ii9 No, white. 5a5Sls
natural and clipped white, on track 55na57.
FLOUR-Dull and featureess Kansas straights.
5l5a55o in lacks; soft straIgtts, 55Ca575; spring
patents 5I5a625, in bauelS; spring clears 475a50J.
RYE FLOUR-Steadya small business. Good 70
choice brands quoted a; 42Cl460.
BUCKWBEAT FLOUR-;ew 20 arrive, Is quoted
al L95a2O0. with slow trade.
CoRNSIEAL-StrOng; hinGering trade. Kiln-drisd
for expert, 340a345; meal. in bags 10a1 As.
HAY-Receipts. go tons; strong; light supply.
Prime timothy. LIS; No. /, ll0aLl2l5; Nc. 2, LO5a
ll7iz: No. 3. Locales.
STRAW-Dull; meager supply. Long I'VE. s7lsaW.
BEEF-Steady; moderate inquiry Family, l600a
1870; packet. lZO0al3.0J.
PORK Steady: trade is quiet Mess, 24Oa24. 3
family 400.
LARD-Steady; trade dull. Prime Western, ID 80;
city I275; refined continent 1880; South America.
S; refined Brazilian kegs 1925; oleostearine la
III: lard stearne slow, New York, i3alglz.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
lprl..s nro..d o.. r-b.l.-.,sl


BUTTER-CreamTy fancy. S5a53: do frsts. ga
s. Do. Seconds GA5i procass fancy. 30: do, far
10 good. 27as; dairy. choice 24az5; do. good Za3:
store-pacsed 23a2L
CHEESE-New York State factory. fancy fats. Ia
III Do. small. Ial.ia; do. large. I6lsal7.
EGGS-Nearby. choice returnable cases, $; West
Virginia and Southwest Virginia. rgturnable cssss,
.; Tennessee retsVnable casss, -. North Carolina
retumabIs cases, 5.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. spring, large IS; do,
medium. ls do. medium. small. IS; hens. SMALL Ter
b. l5al6 do. large. l5al6; roostels, par h. 2;
ducks. old 10; do. spring, lbs ard over l5 geese
per H.. lGa2. do. fancy Dab. turkeys toms re-
ID. 2ia2l; do. hens. Za22; turkeys. thin Ioal2;
keats. PER h. &
hens per H.. 2ia25; do, average. undravn. mixed
Zla2i. chickens. per To-. lsal9; chickens and hens
mixed 16ll-; Clpons 7-Ib average per D. p. do.
small aG3; slips. Der ID. I7als, hens choce per
III, Is; ROSTERS Der d., 10; ducks l5a6. geese per
10. I2kal4
.GAAiE-Rabbits per dozen. 2Gao 30: do, kits.
Per dozen, IS; quail, per dozen. fancy. 500. do.
SMALL L0al50; squirrels, each. 5a6! opossums, each.
3a5
DRESSED sIEATs-Hams, country. sugar cured.
l6als; hogs. small and neat per cat. Il. do. me
dunn 10 heavy. l0iz. do. rough. Has
DRIED FRUITS-Apples. sliced. fancy. 55a5; do.
sliced, bright 6a5l do. quarters bright, :; cher
ries, l2al5i backboTTies, Z. vhoTuebeUiss. IA
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. per bbl.. L5]aLT5, do,
| sweet per Dbl. new, L25al59 yaHA Ter bbl. LOO
aIE
GREEN FRUIrS-Apples, loose. per Dbl, 80
d76
SUNDRIEs-Beeswax. 2a3O, tallow, Sass; ginseng.
per ID. 5.00a5.jO; seneca, per ID. 60. golden SEAL
i1a5; pink I2ali; mandrake 2a3: snake root So;
walnut kernels dry. l2za5; wanuts per 40 lbs. IS
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool unwashed. free II
burs. per b. aSa29: wool, bury, per ID, Gaz5:
hides. green per d., Il; do dry l3ll6 sheepsSius.
green each 75aI0Q do, dry, 25a60; czliskus green
each. l5OaL75; muskrat, each, 80; do, black. 65;
d. kits, 3; skunk. each. black 25oa3 0Oi mink
each a0Oa5 o0l rabbit sHins each !: opossni each
Sa50; rsecoon, each, 5oal0o; fox, red, each. LO0a
Id; do. gray, each, T6aiOo.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs
Building rs Fifteenth street northwest.
New York. Jan Il-There YVES violent uptUrD IN
Gotten to-day following the, catsclysmal break Of
Friday. The rise duo to the fact that impOT-
tant interests bought for q time on quite a large
scale and that many felt the worst was over Be
sides, II appeared that the spot markets showing
greater resistance TO the general fall Of prices than
might have been expected II IS said that holdings
Of sons $1,000 bales OF EIgene C. Scales were
taken on Friday BY Nessrs 8IcFaddeu Bros. & Co.
Craig & jerks. S NJ Weld Co, and David
Miller az from 1900 70 l4c and that McFadden
brokers alone sold soms 5000 bales to-day on the
big advance At any rate, the above was believed
by close observers TO be very near the mark Liver
pool was stronger than had been expected.
Futures advanced 20 70 50 points on the active
months reacted . 10 81 rallied. and closed strong
at q net advance for the day of IS 70 70 points
Estimated sales 400 600 bales.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by ". 3. Hibbs & Co.. mem
hers q tie Chicago Board OF Trade, Hibbs Building.
- Fifteenth street northwest.
Chicago, Jan. l5.-WLta- opened about 2. lower.
and OF heavy selling 5y Ult traders and commission
houses on stop Joss orders the price broke % I1Gi.
for May. The buying was scattered OF resting or
Csrs and agf.us, weekly and daily downward IL
IDENTITIES and q rally about / cent took place.
Minneapolis reported cash prices easier. Locally
the demand IS steady light LEGAL car lots, g,
with - estimated for Monday.
Further liquidation w4s the feature n corn. The
buying was uy shorts. cash houses. and by holders
CT downward indsmuities. daily and weekly. a
rally took pace. but the market LACKS snap Local
car lots. rs WIKI I53 estimated fer Monday.
Oats sold Of sympathetIcslly with other grains
bit rallied 20 las, nights closing prices. Scattered
logs sold and the buying was by commission houses
on resting orders. Local receipts were light AZ 3
cars with s. estimated for Monday. Cash price
wcrs steady.
Provisions we're depressed by a continuation o. h,
liquidation which started IN yesterday. The earl
declines developed a good general demand. and thi
caused partial recovery, the market closing STEADY
Cash trade vas ID riV vslF
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York Jan. l6-BEEVES-RecGDts. l,4S2
head. No trade in live cattle but the feeling was
firm. Dressed beet had light inquiry at last quo
tations OF at sa1 per ID for common to extra IA
tive sides Todays Liverpool cables quoted live
cattle steady at lZlzsl3s. per h. dressed weight
no later adViCes from London markets. Experts to
day and tomorrow from this port 7O2 beeves and
2g3 quarters Of beef.
CALVES-Receipts, SIS head Trade limited. but
feeling steady for all sorts Of calves Good Indiana
fed calves sold at 500 per 100 lbs: veas and barn
yard calves nominal; dressed calves we're firm at
lOal6 for city dressed veals. 9al4la for country
dressed 7a10 for dressed baTnyard and fed calves.
SHEEP AND LAMPS-Recepts, 425S head Trade
was quiet, but sellers rated both sheep and lambs
steady. Fair sheep sold at 500 per 100 lbs culls
at $50 ordinary TO choice lambs were quotable al
S00as 3: dressed mutton il light request at Call;
dressed lambs at l2Aal5lz; country dressed hot
house lambs unchanged at S0Oall00 per carcass
H0GS-Recepts, 4,el0 head; nOminally firm for all
weights Country dressed hogs firm at Ioal2 por h.
with light pigs selling at lZls.
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-Wheat. new, per bushel, LoeaL2o; corn.
shelled. per bushe 7Sa7s; cob, s50a375 per Dbl.
cats, Western, white. No. 2, per bushsl. 63aB
mixed, per bushel. 59a54; bran per ton. 300; mid
ding per ton. 200.
HAY AND STRAW-H8y, Western, No l. iaO0a
$50; No. 2. l6.5laH0o; mixed l60Oal65O; loose at
local scales. 14O0al7oO. Straw. re. bundle 165la
100; straw, re, machine thrash. SOoasOo; straw.
wheat per ton, 6O0a6.5o; straw. oat per ton. 65Oa
100.
SEEDS-Alsike, per bushel, s0oas75; clover, Der
bushe. 65a9OO timothy. per bushel L9Oa225; Grim
son clover. per bushel, lOe0au0a
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WALL STREET NEWS
Another Slump Followed by
Vigorous Recovery.
TW0-P0INT GAINS AT CLOSE
More Liquidation Evident, and Bank
Figures Prove Encouraging, In
ereases shown to BE $40, 600, 900.
Influx of Cash from the Country
Districts Is Expected Generally.

New York, Jan. IA fall yesterday OF
nearly "a points in the average price
of the standard railway stocks and of
nearly PIP points in the industrial shares
would have been taken as inevitably
foreshadowing a sharp rally to-day, unless
the market was supposed to be in state
of panic
There is, however, nothing In the pres
ent situation TO justify fears Of panic.
and at no time, even in yesterdays de-
mOTGliZaton. did any one In Wall street
anticipate such an event Nevertheless,
despite the sharpness of the decline on
the preceding day and the previous fall
that had already occurred. II appeared
10 be doubtful at one time to-day wheth-
er the security market would not close
lower than II did on Friday. The break
in our securities more or less unsettled
the London market, although money was
again easier there, Consols rose, and hopes
p became stronger OF a result encouraging
from a financial point OF view in the
days Parliamentary contests. American
stocks were lower this morning in Lon
don than here yesterday. and London
houses turned moderate sellers here.
For time cur market held steady, but
after the first hour Of business again fell
with violence; still, evidences OF liquida-
ton on this last fall were not so pro-
nounced as they have been before. and
signs were numerous that the recession
was in the nature of bear raid. which
proved TO be a final one
Recovery Is Rapid.
From this the market recovered vigor-
ously. The buying movement kept Up
vigorously 20 the end OF business. and left
of with gains established OF from one
TO two points in the prominent shares.
1t appeared after the close Of business
that the market was, temporarily, what
is known in Wall street as sold out
Considerable basis was certainly afford
ed for a somewhat more cheerful view of
the situation IN the figures OF the weekly
bank statement II is true that favor
able showing in the bank returns was
generally expected, and that a large in
crease in the bank surplus is almost in
variably exhibited at the end Of the sec
ond week in January
a heavy inflow Of currency from the
interior Of the country is practically GER
tain at this time. although the course
followed by bank loans in this period IS
not always so easily prophesed. To-day
the average figures Of the statement repre-
scented an increase in banks cash Of
S2o,145.000, which, with decrease in loans
Of nearly SS.OOO000, caused an enlarge
ment Of the bank surplus IN the sum Of
S17.24OOOO.
In tho record Of the banks, as taken at
the close OF business last night, that is
TO say in the actual statement, cash IN
creased SO. $4,000 and loans increased Sl2,-
259.O00. leaving an increase in the surplus
reserve Of S13,332,CO The average bank
surplus now. stands at S22,O05,OOO which IS
not far from the usual sum shown yearly
az this date.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET

CATTLE-Extra, per cwt., 45oa50D; do, butcher,
3JCa4O0; do. common 20Oa3Gl
HOGS-Per Cwt-. gross. SC0as5O; DO. ordinary
per cwt., 7.5oa200.
SHEEP Prime clipped. 4.OaA50; cmmon. clip
ped, 20la30
LAMBS-Choice, spring. psr h.. s; medium spring.
per ID. 6lka7.
CALVES-Prme per h. 81: medium. per h.,
6iza3; grass per H.. 4a5
COWs-Prhne, fresh, each. 35Ooai5O0; do. com
mon: EACH 25O0sSl0O: do, old and dry lo00als.O0
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New YORK. Jan. B.-Money on call was nominally
PEI cent toby. During the week the chief char
setsristic its growing ease, per cent On Mon
day being the weeks aximum and per cent on
Thursday being the minimum.
Time money toward the close Of the week was
offered quite abundAutly. with far resultant lrsi-
ness. Fan IN the price q call money detracted
somewhat from the demand. some borrowers belisv-
ing Il coed polcy 70 wait for possibly lower rates
Rates were quoted generally lover al 44a4ls per
cent for all rates from sixty days % SIX months.
Mercantile paper was active. Inquiry improved
and there was GOOD bIyiug Of the high grades
BUYERS were stll a little firm In the maintenance
Of -tss at lucrative figures. Rates: Ata5 DIT cent
for sixty and ninety days inC0rsed bills receivable.
4za5 per cGnt for four % six months single names
OF the highest grade; 81 per cent for others
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.
sales-ReFular call At p O'Clock noon:

sslss-Regular call az y o'clock noon;
Washington Gas Is SL0D AZ ITO. SI-0O At 10
SlCO at 10 Sl05) at 10 s. GO at 10, 100 AZ 10
g. 90 az 10 $40 az 10 SD az 10 s. 000 a. 10.
Washington Gas ctrs-, $50 al l07, 500 az 100
Capital Traction Is. S1Ol0 al Il5ls 500 az ll5ls.
Potomac Electric CONS. il. loo II 1914.
Washington Railway and Electric pfd.. % al 90.
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat 10 az %
at % 8 at ~ 10 ut -.
Washington Gas = at Il.
LG1ston, - at g. s. az p.
Farmers and Mechanics National Bans. 2 at S7.
National Savings and Trust 70 at Z8la, 10 at -
Union Trust, 80 Is
United States Trust, 5 al IlT7s.
Security Storage warrants = at l0l.
Following are the bid and asked prices yes
terday's Washington Stock Exchange.
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CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

Chicago. Jan. B-HOGS-Liye hogs were S cents
lower The receipts estimated at 800 head
Official yesterday. l400o; shipments $3.50; estimated
receipts Monday 5000; estimated receipts next
week. $4,000. Bulk Of prices. 665aS 80; lights s E5a
$50; mixed and butchers. S4OasaO. heavy S4sas g ;
rough heavy. 84jas65. workers.. Se0aSS5: pigs 7S0a
sG.
CATTLE-Steady; estimated recsipts 700 head.
SHEEP-Steady. estimated receipts, 200 head.
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family, sl0 Co., extra. 475si9O; re -four. medium
% choice. 4.-5aiN Coumssl per 100 lbs, L51a
In. BuckwLeat -four. 10 lbs, 2s5lZ55.
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New York. Jan. I5.-WHEAT-Wsaksr, lfsle5s
Trade. No. ! Duluth. 20 arrive. L2li4; No. Tel,
T. O. b. 81; No. . hard, New YCrE. {. o. b., is;
No ! macar5ui, Ito, f. O.. b., L26i Ne. Imdca-cUi,
lie. T. q. D. No. I Manitoba. + B.. % arrive,
lie, Exporters took fifteen loads Manitoba
CORN-Wgaker. but quiet. Steamer mixed, 73is
new. No. elevator, 3; new. No. . Z. o. b., Feb
rlary TO March shipments 73ia. Exporters took
nothing
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished bys W. B. Hibbs & Co.
members Sew York Stock Exchange Hibbs Build
ing. rs Fifteenth street northwest.
SALE OF STOCK by HOURS.
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'Inczeass. Decrease :Reserve.
While you think Of it. telephone your
Want Ad to The Washington Herald.
and bin viii be sent you at cent a word.
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RAILROADS.

Shares 70 II a. m.............. .....- IA $40
Shares TO L $50, ASS
Can money: Open, 3i5 high 4; low. 514; close. l.
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Largest Morning Circulation.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished By ". B. Hibbs & Co, mem
hers Of the New York Stock Exchange Hibbs Build
Ing. - fifteenth street northwest.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
CHANGED HIS s1oo BILL

When Captan Tom Hanlon. the well known New Albany politician. was e conductor on the Southern Railway through Kentucky he came iR contact with many remarkable characters. The most unique of the rural distric',s who had a habit Of boarding Captain Hanlon's train and producing 3 century note. which he offered fin payment for his four-mils Journey.
 course. the conductor. was in- Tariab.y shy he required amount to make the necessary change for the sloo bill. and So the practice of rid ing for nothing continued until the willy rEiiroader hit upon the novel plan of getting .suEicient lucre in five and one cent pieces to take his customes's big bill" 3aro camp, which he did. with the result that thereafter the gentleman from the timber region always handed over the exact amount when he was ask ed for his farp.-Louisville Times.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
BULLDOG HOLDS UP STEAMSHIP

Oscar Hammerstein's bull dog. or one of hts buil dogs, sailed by the Santa Anna. delaying the ship seven teen minutes. Oscar called up the pier superintendent and asked if he would hold the ship fifteen minutes for dog. bound to the hone Of friend of the impressario in Marsceil lies. The superintendent said be would hold the ship. and Oscars dog. in charas of one of his repre- sentatives, got down in a hurry to the Battery where Oscar had the tug Daizeline waiting, and the dog was taken to Brooklyn. Oscar was just two minutes cut of the way on h s guess and that is why the santa Anna was seventeen minutes late:- New York Sun.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
Arizona & New Mexico R. W.Co.
PASSENGER SERVICE

South Bound North Bound 7:10 .. n. lv. Clifton ar. 4:50 D. m 7:50 a. m lv Guthrie lv. 4.16 ?. m 8:35 g. m. iy- Duncan lv. 322 p IT 9:55 . m. lv Lordsburg lv. 2:l5 p. m 11:05 Q. m. Hachita lv. f2:50 a. n, South bound train connects with Southern Pacific west bound train No 1, leaving Lordsburg 10:53 a m., mountain time.
 South bound train connects with E, Paso & Southwestern east bound train for Fl Paso, leaving Hachita at 12:35 D m-. mountain time. and with west bound train for Douglas and Bisbee. leaving Hachita at LILO a. m. mountain time.
 A. T. THOMSON, rraf,c Manager. Clifton, Arizona
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18

i lave jast rote 8 new book oi Christmas Carols, sed Pa. l haven't pub ishei it yet, Pa sed, bekaus all the printers is busy. and when I go 10 the non-un;on boys they all tell ne that they doant beleeve in Christ mas. But beefoar the Merry Yule, tide does cum around, Pa sed, am going to have this book of mine on ihe market
 You are? sed Ma. Do you mean that yure grand old fambly name is going to be handed down to the cen turies yet to cum? Let us hear sum of yure Christmas Carols. Well, sed Pa, here Is one Of them:
 Carol. Carol everybody, carol for
 yure nice hot toddy.
 Christmas cums but onst a year, let
 us put away the beer
 How do you like that, wife as far as you have heard it2 sed Pa I doant lyike it much. sed Ma. It sounds Ike sawdust falling on the floor. It Is not my idee of a Christ mae carol. Ma sed. There Is not enur hol in it, & thare is little too much toddy.
 Then Pa got kind of red in the face. If you doant like that part of niy carol, Pa sed, listen to the next two verses:
 Caro-. carol day & mite. carol wen
 the snow is white.
 Caro- while the eggs is high, higher
 than We care to buy.
 Wen you pay for wi'e's apparel
 It is hard to carol, carol.
 Az far as you have gone. sed Ma ! think yure poem is a very sad peece of work. Why cant you rite nice, littel, diinty carol about Chrlsi mas, sumthing about a littel surl cudd ing up in her trundel bed & dreeming of the pr.tty Santa Claus that IS going to bring her heap of Trea snts.
 1 have got one of them carols in
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
DELAYS OF THE LAW.

BOSTON. Msss-, Dec 17-Thp causes of delay in the administra- ton of justice in civil action and pans to remedy the evil were ex. haustively discussed here today at the annlsi meeting of the Massachu- sets Bar association The recom- mendations Of the association will be submitted 10 the general assembly for legislative action.