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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-11
'SoMERsEI COUNTY RA|Rs
, F0PM RACING CIRCUIT,

Newport. Me, Feb 1O.-(SpecfaD.-At a
meeting today of the managers of the ag-
ricultural fairs held annually at Exeter,
skowheg;in and Hartland 1t was voted to
arrange circuit of races for these fairs
next fall. In this manner it is said that
large Ilurses can be offered and better
horses secured. The program arranged
at tod avs meeting was as follows:
AL skowhegan, Sept. 10. IA and Is: Hart
anu Sept. %. % and "a: Exeter, Sept. q.
d no - First day-Matinee, 2.4O class.
pur $50 Pa class. purse 800; second day
10 class. purse $50; handicap race. purse
&oo: 80 class. purse 800; third day, 224
GLASS. p&se 800; 2.ss class. purse $780,
, free-for-all class, purse 5000.
BY this arrangement the same horses
will appear at all three of the fairs and
in the same classes. The manapernent,
expect a large field of entries and bette,
| racing than ever.
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CLINTON ENTRIES.
Races in Up-River Town Promise
Great Sport.

Clinton, Me. Feb. 1o.-(speciaD.-The
following entries for the races to be hello
here Saturday afternoon have been an
nounced:
THREE-MINUTE CLASS.
Mine Bell Nell Eldridge, Clinton.
Piper Boy Manson Pease, Clinton.
Riil Nye, A. Richardson, Jr., Clinton.
Blue Skin, Cecil Greedy. Clinton.
Gen Hancock, Harry Kinney, Burnham
Bay Tom, McKechnie, Burnham.
FREE FOR-ALL-Pace.
The Lover Everett Libby, Fairfield.
Blue WI Everett Libby, Fairfield.
Tony Ma son, Charles Pomerleau, Wa
terville.
Mercer c., McKechnie, Burnham.
Black Velvet. A. Richardson, Jr., Ciin-
ton.
-ALII-TROT.
Junior Wilkes, A. Richardson. Jr.. Clln-
ton.
Fannie Delmar, Everett Libby. Fairfield.
Post Boy, Harry Kinney. Burnham-
223 CLASS-TROT
Zip, A. II. Bragg, Fairfield:
T,aius, A. P. Morrill,, Fairfield;
Hack Joe, Frank Ward, Fa1rheld.
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WELSH AND DRIscoLL
TO FIGHT MARCH II.

Freddie Welsh the lightweight
champion of England, and Jim Dris-
coll, featherweight champion of the
same country, will have to change the
date of their departure for this coun-
try, as they are matched to box in
London March II for the title that
Welsh holds.
Although they are both Welshmen
and have been close friends for years,
when Welsh issued a challenge to box
anyone in King Edwards domain at a
weight that suited Driscoll, the latter
accepted the challenge
They have been haggling over the
weightweight, and now that they are
matched they must have finally come
to an agreement on that point. 1t will
be a very scientific contest, as both
are clever boxers.
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BOWDO|N RELAY MEN
TOGO TO BOSTON TOMORROW.

Brunswick Me-, Feb 10-(SpeciaD.-
Bowdoin will send her b. A. A. team to
Boston Saturday morning. Composed in
part of veteran material, competently
coached under Bert Morrill,. the team
should make good showing. On the
team are Captain II. J. Goliath 49,. Of
Dexter; Sumner Edwards. 10. Cambridge.
Mass; Robert D. Cole, ~. Portland; Har-
ry E. Robinson. IL, Bangor, and Curtis
futile. 10. Colusa. Cal. Four will run
in the 29O-y ards dash for each man
against Tufts, while the fifth, probably
futile. will accompany the team as alter
nate. j. II. Mckinney, IL. Brunswick.
will be entered in the 40-yards dash. M.
w. Brrlingame, ~, Winthrop. Mass. will
be entered In the high jump. He has a
good chance of showing among the stars
In his event f. II. Hobbs. 10, WATERFORD.
has been working out in the shotput an
der Coach Morrill, and shows we'll
Manager Walter N Emerson, II, Ban
gor. will leave tomorrow night to attend
a council of managers and officials at the
Hotel Lennox previous TO the meet. Man
ager Emerson will make all arrange
InentS for the team.
Manager Warren F. Robinson, 10, Arl-
ington. Mass, of the Bowdoin fencing
team has announced that the three men
who viii represent Isowdoin with the foils
thistyeag are to fe nee with the Harvard
Tending team and the Fenway Fencing
Club. TheAe bouts are both to take place
Saturday in Boston. Charles D. White
of the Pianelli Fencing Club of Augusta,
tie Bowdoin instructor and coach, will
rake special trip to Brunswick to be
present at the trials.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-11
NE. LEAGUE BULLETIN.

Boston, Feb. 1O.-The following is
from asNew England League bulletin:
Contracts-With Lowell, Harry
Moore, David De Mango, T. Louis
Thompson. Joseph Sheridan and Wal
ter j. Reardon; with Brockton, HI. L.
Norris
Terms accepted-With New Bedford
Matt Morse; with Worcester. w. j.
Flynn: with Lowell, John B. Pugsley;
with Brockton, f. F.. Haley
Released by purchase-New Bedford
to Springfield. Coffin and Brown; by
Brockton to New Haven, NJ. J. Dono-
van: by New Haven to Broekton. Ar
thur Layigne. tfit1!isi'.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, Feb. ~.
Grains and provisions were strong to-
day, prices advancing all along the line
with wheat leading the grains and pork
commanding provisions with a record,
making price for Nav, which to"cheu
2275 ~,
WHEAT-May 111a; July 1922; Sept: 97a
CORN-May 6es@z; July 66z; Sept &C. S6aas.
OATS-May 46s; July y. AZ Az Sep Sept % 5o g.,
LARD-May 1227t@30; July Il. 22an %
SHORT RIBS-NIay 11S7aM.% Jnly ll.s'i
@.9O
FLOUR-Steady.
RYE-No. 2 S16S2.
BARLEY-Mixing G2G65a.
MALTING-6SG73. a.,
FLAX SEEDING. ! southwestern W'a;
No 1 northwestern 215a.
TIMOTHY SEED-415.
CLOVER-13S5.
MESS PORK-22 62i6.75.
TADD oEE0
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ing so fast that Judge Allen ha,, RI
caution him to slow up and LET his Mt
torney have chance at bat.
"Rube" testified that he was n duff
full husband. and that while he x,as
with the PHILADELPHIA bhl team Ia
often went home ara cut wood for the
fire. At one time. he said. Mrs. WaaN
dell became angry becarse he s,onna,
a dog light She fsves.ntly uuarra,o,,
with him. he sa:d. and associa,ted with
other men. VIII
Ills wtfes charge OF abandonment
brought in Massachusetts, has not been
disposed Of. and it is doubtful IL ha NIL,
pc able to pitch in Boston this season
He appeared much elated when the de-
cree was announced. al
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Boston Produce Market

Boston, Feb. 10:
BEEF-Fresh lower: whole cattle yn'a'
BRAN-Steady, 27.25@27:75. ., q.
BUTTER-Steady; northern We a,In o.
HEESE-Steady; New York - 1ssnp
CORN-Steady; No. yellow Ion.S.. %
EGGS-Lower; choice 32QSS' "es'erh "
FLoUR-steadier; mill shipment, spring
patents, 560@610
HAY-Firm; No. I $3.50.
LAMBS-Firm, 14115.
LARD-Firm; pure Is. MOON IN
MIXED FEED-Firm, 2l:5Og5o.O; 20,
OATS-Steadier; No. clipped wnite s 2oa
PORK-Unchanged; medium backs z'W
%. ,,oea,,.
POTATOES-Unstead white llVgll5
SUGAR-Unchanged graduated 800.
vEALS-Unchanged 14g15.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-11
BANGOR FIGHT FANS
SEE TWO KAoCKoUTS

Bangor Me-, Feb. 1O.-Two knock
outs figured in the bouts before the
Criterion Club Thursday night. Johnny
Stewart of Bangor made Henry LARA
bee of Bath quit at the end of the sec
ond round. John Gibbons, of Bangor.
who weighs 22S pounds and looks like
Jim Jeffries, started in to clean up Tom
McCluskey of Prince Edward Island,
who stripped at 1855, but Gibbons was
all in before the end of the second
round.
Billy Johnson Of Brewer and Kid
Shea of Bangor. bantams went six fast
and even rounds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-11
Ketchel and Caponi
Are Matched Again.

Grand Rapids, Mich, Feb. 10.-At a
conference last night Cal Harris of
Chicago, manager of Tony Caponl,
ketchel for a bout to be staged next
month before the club offering the best
inducements.
The match was made to take the
place of that in. which the pair were TO
have figured before the now defuhct
club managed by Tommy Ryan III
Memphis, Tenn.
Bids will be asked for tomorrow by
Harris and Kefc;lel. The bout is t" be
at 100 pounds and for anywhere from
six to 90 rounds. Ketchel is acting as
his own manager in the latest deal.
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Sporting Notes

Frank L. McDonogh. 1910, OF Mills
Mass, has been elected captain OF the
Connecticut Agricultural college loot
ball team for the coming season.
Formal announcement and accept
ance of the challenge received by the
Eastern Yacht Club of Maroleheao'
Mass, from the Federation Espanola
dos Clubs Nauticus of Bilboa, Spain.
far a series Of sender class races next
summer, was made at the annual
meeting of the club in Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-11
KITTREDGE WILL COACH HAIR
WARD BACKSTOP CANDIDATES.

Cambridge. Mass, Feb. 1O.-Malachi
J. Kittredge, a former well-knoWn
cacher in American and National
League teams and last year. in the
Trjstate League, has been engaged for
five weeks to coach the candidates for
the position of catcher on the HarVar"
baseball team. Kittredge, who Is WIN
tering at Bucksport, Me-, will begin ms
duties Feb. IA. Some % battery cam
didates are now in the cage.
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Gnstave Improving.

Stockholm, Feb. 1o,-King Gustave is
RAPIDLY improving from the operation
for appendicitis which he underwent
Monday night. The official bulletin is
sued bv the attending physicians this
evening said:
"The King has taken considerable
nourishment during the day and he is
.faBfE kaininfi Effngtbs His tenn
peratire is normal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-11
New York Cotton Market.

New York, Feb. 10.
Spot closed quiet points higher. Mid
ding upands 1925; do. gulf 1850. Sales
$3.50 bales.
Galveston firm, 15s; New Orleans steady,
IS lis: Savannah firm, Is 1-16; Charleston
nominal; Memphis steady. 152.
Net receipts for six days 7O,249:
Exports to Great Britain 16.O33; TO
France 11,2l1; to the Continent @,96O; to
Japan 74S4.
Stock 69O,30O.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-11
FRANK ARELLANES is
SIGNED WITH BOSTON,.

Boston, Feb. 10.-A telegram was re-
ceived yesterday at the Boston Ameri-
cans headquarters from Pres. John ].
TAYLOR, who is in San Francisco, say
ing that he had signed Pitcher Frank
Arellanes. Arellanes will leave his
home in Santa Cruz, Calf, March
for Hot Springs.
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Days Financial
News and Gossip.
February 10, 1910

- TeUT
MISUNDERSTANDING that existing econ
omic conditions press especially neavi-
ly upon women wage earners and clerks
in receipt Of small salaries, the New
England Telephone & Telegraph co.
has appropriated 100000 to increase
the wages mainly of those two classes
of its employees. This increase will be-
come effective as speedily as the vari-
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Rube WaddeII
Secures Divorce

ST. Louis. Mo. Feb TO- George Ed
ward Waddell, southpaw of the st.
LOUIS Brow as. won his game against
cupid IN the Matrimonial League
wednesday In circuit court, and in %
minutes was granted divorce from
MARY Waddell. Rube's speed while
'estifying was wonderful. He got go
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10 Irbelritn.ssI admitted Nth ytide1t,

reluctance that he examined the Assem-
III. pfy ways and means COMMITTEES room fast
night-the implication being that he need
ed to familiarize himself with the ground
where he alleges the bride money was
paid
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New York Money Market.

New York. Feb. ~. Z
Prime mercantile paper a to per cent.
Sterling exchange steady at 4S39O04sl
for 60-day bills and at 1905 for demand.
Commercial bills 483z@4837.
Bar silver 514 Ftl
Mexican dollars A. g.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds irregular.
Money on call easy at 2aQ3 per cent.
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Kitty Bransfield is going to South
ern Pines on Feb. 13. He wishes to
get off weight before the rest of the
"Pfillies" report. Moren and Knahe go
with him. 81 is
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diaries 23M26. a.
EGGS-Firm; receipts 4l3l cases, ota
prime firsts 26a.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY, 16aM17.
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-09
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Feb. s.-BUTTER-Receipts today
were Saa packages material increase in sup
plies caused weakness and a decline Of = cent on
the highest grades Of fresh butter Creamery sIe-
cials -. creamery extras, % creamery hsts, GA.
State dairy finest, p; process specials. .. West
en imitation creamery. frsts. D.
CHEESE-Receip:s today were ISIS boxes LIZ
tie il any, change can be renorred. state sui
cream, fall specials IS. state fI. cream. fan make.
fancy III; full cream. fail make. E'0d % prime.
l64, skins, specials. IA. SKINS. current made,
hes. =
EGGS-Reosipts to-day we're i25 cases Fresh
eggs dropped 8 cents per dozen under the influence
Of heavy receipts State of Pennsylvania and near
by heunery white fancy. 81; State Of Pennsylvania
brown henneTy fancy, 50, fresh-gather5d extras. =
h-gather5d fTsts. 8i4 refrigerator 1rsts, =.
MILLFEED-Steady; small trade Spring ban.
g 75a7 o.: standard mddlinEs, 8IaI o)i city bran.
$500 in bulk, Western red dog 5..E, ~ arrive
winter wheat bran. in loJpound sacks, TO arrive
us
oATS-Steady; limited trade. No. ? white. 5'aj4'a
No. white Sa53lz No. 4 white, 5Ls5-,s natural
and clipped white. on track. Sa57.
FLOUR-Steady; inquiry moderate, Kansas
straights 5la50 m sacks; soft srralga'7, 75a5 %.
in barrels; spring patents 57516o0 in barrels spring
clears. 4-5a50
RYE FLOUR-Stcadyi demand inactive. Good to
choice brands quoted at 430Ai6l
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-New. 20 arrive, Is quoted
at 2O0a205 with quiet trade.
CORNMEALy-Stcady; trade Is slow, Kindred
fer export $40; coarse meal, in hags, L+al.4L
HAY-Recaipts. 242O tons; easier, demand Is quiet.
Prime timothy, Ii; No. l. Ll5- No . LG5aLl0i
No. 3 l0lal.05.
BEEF STEADY; moderate dealings Packet, l3.5oa
AGO. family. l6pal70C.
PORK-Fiuner; trade lifeless. Mess $50; family,
. 50a050o.
LARD-T:rner; inquiry inactive Prime Western,
y 50: city, 1925: refined continent 1900; South
American. 1850; refined Brazilian. kegs. H0; oleo-
stearine, Halls; lard steariue quiet New York, =
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
prices quoted are uhoIs.alel


BUTTR-Creamery. fancy, Ji4a5l; do, frsts, e;
DO. seconds Sa25i process, fancy, =; do, fair
% good. Za8; dairy, choice. &a2j. DO. good, 2a2
stoFe-packed. .
CHEEsE-New YORK State factory fancy fats, la
IN do small. TaEz do large l6l4aE
EGGS-Near by, choice. retuTuable cases p; West
Virginia and Southwest Virginia. returnabls cases.
3; Tennessee. retuuAbls cases, si North Carolina
Teturusoe cases Il
LIVE POULTRY-Chiekeus spring, large, lsal9i
DO. medium. lssl9; do, do, small, lssl9; hens.
snail. Der To-, l6. do, large I6. rosters. per h..
9, ducks. old. spring lbs. and over, l5sl5; do
suring lbs and over. l5al6. geese. per H.. Ioal2
do fancy l2al4. turkeys toms. pr H.. Za22i do,
hens. EaZ3: do. thin. lOal2; keats. per =, Is.
DRESSED POULTRY-Tukeys, choice undrawn,
hens. pr ID. 2ia25i do, average. uncrawE, mixed.
Ga2i chickens, per h., lsa0; chickens and hens,
mixed l6al7: cspons. 7-b.. average Der h., Ziz25
do, small Za22 slips. Per H.. HAS, hens. choice.
psr b. I5al7. ROSTERS. Der d., To- ducks l5al1
sea=e, Per H., Hale
GAME,-Quan, Der doz.. fancy. 500; da. small.
lo0aL55; squirrels each. 5as Op1ssum5, each las.
DRESSED MEATS-Hams, country, s1gar-cured,
l6als; hos snail and neat per cTt-, 10; do, me
di1.m % heavy. 9ai0 do rough, has
DRIED FRUITS-Apples, sliced, fancy. 514z6; DO.
sliced bright. 5a5lf DO, quarters bright s. cher
Ties l2al5; blackberries. :; wh0rletsrries. I2A.
VEGETABLES-Po.atOes, Der Dbl, l50zl.1j. sweet
potatoes, per Dbl, new. L-a-lo. Jams. Ier Dbl.
-25aI5o
GREEN FRUITs-App,es loose, per Dbl. 80
al75
sUNDRIES-Beesvax. 2ls5, taII5w, 6a6-; gin
seng. per b.. SOFAS 50: seneca. PER b. %, golden
seal a0ag; pink l2sli. mandrake. 2aS; snake root,
8: walnut kernels. dr. IZ.alj; black walnuts, per
90. 20.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wo5l Unwashed. free o:
buns pr h.. 3Sa29. WOOL bury, EaSi hides, green,
per To-. II; do dry. l5al6 sheeuskIus. green each.
75aIO0: do, DRY 25s6), calfsus, green. each. L5li
LIS: nusTat. each 60. DO. black. 6; d.. HITS, 2
skunk. each black 50a20). mink. each 4ooa5 %
rabbit skins each J, Cpossgm, each. 5a59. raccOon
each. Eal99i COX, red, each, Lnl-.5o. Co.. gray
each -Sal. %.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished By ". B, Hibb5 & Co. mem
hs7s Of the Chicago Beard Of Trade Hibbs Building.
Chicago Feb. s-WHEAT-The market opened IS
to lower; the low p1.lt Of the day. From the
start offerings were light and following the strength
in Minneapolis which market easily led the advance.
the market advanced % l.Ioa4. Minneapolis reported
demand fr cash fair. A leading milling cuncern
was reported as a heavy buyer in the Minneapolis
market. Reports indicate less disposition the
mart Of farmers 90 sell but considerable In transit
to cume IN To-day's market was dmDy another
case Of the floating speculative wheat having been
absorbed and an 0yersod market. Local car lots
&C. with g estimated for tOmOHUw.
CORN-AH OEeTslld market the Accumulation Of
short sales fur several days. started An sdvaBce 10
urices which rau a full oeut from opening values
A r-na-t was circulated that the Orange Judd Far
mer had issued a bullish rePWt- This was deuisd
later by SNOW tgt had its effect Omaha and Kan
sas Cty wired that country receipts have dropped
Of materially Prices FOR car lots were higher With
tho futures Commission houses were fair bIyezS
ana the selling was chieGy on scale OrdsTs and
AGAINST upward iudenuities Local receipts were
- cara With 6l estimated for tomorrow.
OATS-Prcfs moved IN sympathy With other
grains and rallied e. from the low point. Shorts
covered and the selling Cd resting orders Cash
fr7ces Lab higher Local lots 10. with rs ars
estimated Tor tomorrow.
PROVISIONS Moderate gains were again eS-ab-
llshed in provisions and the marSet closed finn TIE
buying was led By interests that have been active
on that side for some days lthe cldahysI. Several
Of the Lesser packers sold slarlugly and there was
some realizing by small holders, Cash trade vas
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

baltimore Feb s-WHEAT-Stocz iu elevators,
665 sos bus. Shipments from elevator 5.s3 bus.
Only few iusizuiacau: lots vg-e C1eret which sold
at In pr bushcl. by sample.
Settling prices were. For NJ. o nd Western,
3; No red. L3F.. 80. 9 red. lI5-s; steamer.
No. ? red. Liza. steamer. No. red Western, Lls1..
CORN-Stock In elevators. L5l55'3 bus. ship
meuts from elevators. 7s39i bus. Prime lots 4
yellow c17l afrat n1miual'v az 6+76s uer bus. and
track yellow c1ru f1r domestic delivery a. G11al0
pr bus FOR car lots on SPIT,
Cob o-m IS on basis ~ 3.-5aS 90 pr Dbl for
prime yellow on SPOT.
settling prices were Cufraf, 6-7s- M. white.
7cAs steamer mixed 65-. No mixed. 6-k
OATS-StoCk In elevators I3- 90 bus, shipments
from elevator, Go bus White M q as 70 weight.
2lsa5i do No 8, AS % weight. 5-saN. do No. Z.
to weight 5la53; do No 4, as % weight, 5Za52a
do mixed 40. 2 52lzs53; do Ne. 8 SASSY.
RYE-Stpsz in elevators. lG.s9 bus shipments
from elevators. 2ES bus No. o rye Western Go
nestle s5aS5 No re, Western domestic, slGS3
No. rye nearby. S1ssI
FLOUR-WiHt,r extra. 45aAs5; do. clear, 5Gia
So; do, straight. 5Sa5i5. do. patent. 5sla5.90
spring. clear. 4Ioaie5; do straight. Ease; do.
patent, 550a575; city mills best Patent 669; do,
high grade patent. $50; do straight GD; ch1ics
family, 6I0 do, extra, 4-5ai23, ne tour, medium
TO choice 42a4.50; corn meal. per 100 lbs. I6oal 70.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-09
PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore, Feb. S.-Quotations furnished by Bald-
more Fruit and Produce Association are as follows
BUTTER-CTeamery. extras. fancy. per ID. 81;
do, imitation. San do. prints alb. S5a34
do. I-lb 33a3l do blocks. 2lb.. Sass; do, dairy
prints Maryland. Pennsylvania, and Virginia, p
do Iowa and Northwestern ladle. o.
EGGS-Maryland. Pennsylvania. and nearby frsts.
per dcz-. q; DO, Eastern Shore. Maryland and vr-
gina. 2; Western frsts. 2 do West Virginia, q
do North Carolina. q
DRESSED Turkeys, choice, young
small, per To-, 2ja25 medium 10 large. per b. "a
"A: do, fair to good, per h., 22a2f; old toms per
b. aa2l; chickens. straight young per b., small.
l9a2O; do. mixed. young and old per 10. Hals;
ducks. choice. fat. per H. l6aO capons. large per
d.. 2ia25: mediums per h.. 2a23; small and slips.
per b., l9a20; geese. choice nearby per b. Halls
Western and Southern, per h., llal2
LIVE POULTRY-Old hens heavyweight Der h..
Tl9als; do. lightweight, 1914; old ROSTERS per b..
10; young chickens. choice, per b. I9a2j; rough
and poor. l5ai6; turkeys, hens choice. per b. 2ia
.; young gObbers per h.. 2G2i: old toms. bad;
rough and poor. ual2; geese. Western and South
ern. per h.. l3ali; Maryland and Virginia l5al6,
pigeons, young, rair Is; do old. %; ducks. large.
per ID, Is; do. small. 10 medium leal7 do. white
Pekins, l3al4; guinea fowl. old. EACH o. do young
u lbs. and over, 10
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York, Feb. 7.--CATTLE-Receipts, Cos head.
No trading in live cattle this morning The feeling
steady for all sorts and grades. Dressed beef
slow at sZal0ls Ter pound, extra beef selling as
high as lie To-days cables quoted Liverpool stock
frmer at lSal4l per pound dressed weights; refrig
eEAtor beef lower at London and selling at l0alOA
psr pound Exports from this port to-day none.
CALVES-Reeeipts. g head Trade limited. but
prices were mted steady Common to fair Yeals
sold al s.5al0.0 per 100 pounds BARNARD calves
so. No Westerns arrived City dressed veals slow
a. l0al6 per pound; country dressed steady. eal4A
drssed barnyard and fed calves. 7al0.
SHEEP AND LAAlES-Receipts, ISIS head
Sheep we're entirely nominal lambs steady 10 a
trife easier. The pens were cleared. Medium 10
good lambs sold at e00as 10 per 100 pounds dressed
mutton higher at I0al2 peE pound; dressed lambs
HAS: country dressed hothouse lambs steady at 400
G9o0 per carcass.
HOGS-Recepts. l7S3 head. Nothing doing in
live hogs Country dressed hogs firm at l0zal2s per
pound.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-09
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by ". 3, Hibbs 4 Co
members II the New York Stock Exchanse, Hiobs
Building.
New York Feb S.-PrCCs fell. reaction was
plainly due Besides around the I-ont level. the
South is evidently disposed 20 sell the actual cotton
Not perhaps I'm any vey overwhelming quantity. but
still it ycry evidently Is inclined TO dispose 0f some
portion Cf It's holdings az near that price. This
and the liquidation Il futures, such as might
have been expected after the recent rise IN the
space II q week n about seve1ty-fTe points gave
the market a setback Naturally the decline in the
stock market q late has also had some effect. But
as already iutmated q reaction in any case was
dse Il occurred first in Liverpool, where the spot
demand was less urgent Due 10 come i12ai points
higher quotations from the English market ad-
vanced Sal English points. only to lose the I'm
urayement and fan equal TO Ea26 American points.
Futures declined Zds5 points On the active months
recovered 5al0 81 the loss reacted and closed easy
az a net decline Of 5Ca3l points Estimated sales.
}J0 00l lales