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The Washington times., 1912-01-27
Wholesale Produce Market
fresh. 3ta35c per doz.

Eges-Nearby, fresh. 3a35c per doz.
17alSc per ID.
Butter-Best, print. 4oc per h.. tub, 3saasc
per ID; process, &c per lb.: undergrades.
Live Poultry-Hens. 11a12c per ib.: chick
ems. l2ai4c per lb.; small, l4ai5c per ID; roos-
ters. Sa9c per lb.: turkeys, 1Jal6c lb.: geese.
Siucked. saloc per h.: unplucked. l0at2c per
ID: ducks. l4a1ec per lb.; keats, young. Iea
Nc per To-. old. 10a12c per Id.
Dressed Poultry-Turkeys, 17afsc per Ib
chickens. 13al+c per h.: hens, i2al3c per ib
capons, large 20a2lc per h.. ducks, 16alSc
per ID: geese. 12al4c per lb.
Green Goods-Oranges. Florida. 81. 00a3 50
per box; grapefruit, 800 per box; apples,
s2 I5a3.5o per bbl. potatoes. $3.50 per sack; ;
celery fancy. slai. per doz; kale. sl.75 per
bbl.: spinach. 81. 75a200 per bbl carrots
40c per basket; 81 so per, sack; onions, s.. 50
a3oO sack: sweet potatoes, 81 ?5a3. 90 per bbI. !;
lemons, 800 box; cranberres. 50. 00at 90
Lave Stock-Calves, prime. &c per ID. /;
medium, sashc per lb. common, 6aTc per Ib !;
old sheep. 81. 00a350 per cwt lambs prime
6lac per h.; medium, &c per ID.
The Washington times., 1912-01-27
Commission Plan
Cause Is Advanced

+ ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Jan. a..
Citizens who have advocated commits
sion plan of government triumphed
when the City Business League refused
I to adopt the resolution offered by its
executive committee recommending de-
ferment of further agitation for COM
mission rule for six months.
1t was declared by various speakers
that sentiment in favor of the change
was growing at such "a rate that
neither the league nor any other organ
ization could cope with 1t. and COM
promise was finally reached by the pass
age Of resolution abandoning any
further activities for the present.
1t is believed that the preliminary
work in submitting the proposition Of
residents Of the city will be taken up
I at once.
The Washington times., 1912-01-27
Summer Dog Law
In Force in Winter

WESTBURY. L. T.. Jan. N-The
board of health of the town OF North
Hampstead decided to put in force be-
fore February the summer dog law"
as precaution against the spread of
rabies.
Under this arrangement five men will
be appointed to look out for stray dogs
on the highways and elsewhere. The
dogs gathered up will be kept in a
pound for a certain number of days,
after which those not claimed by their
owners will be destroyed. owners
claiming dogs at the pound will have to
pay IS or 60 to jail for five days for
letting them run loose.
The Washington times., 1912-01-27
Chicago Grain Market.
Fiancee Leads Hunt
FOrMissing Teacher

POUGHKEEPSIE. N. Y, Jan. a.
The police of the Hudson valley have
been asked to search for Paul E.
1iaines. twenty-five years old, school
teacher at Milton. who disappeared
Monday.
Miss Eva Cooper. a Kingston school
teacher. Is leading In the search for
the young man. to whom she is affi-
anced. Haines. Miss Cooper says, had
been working hard for several weeks,
and she believes his mind Is temporarily
unbalanced from overstudy.
Haines is son of David s. Haines,
OF Round Lake. Last Sunday he Gre
aged disturbance in Kingston
church by insisting on speaking in the
meeting. He Is a nephew of former
Congressman Charles d. Haines.
The Washington times., 1912-01-27
Overstudy Blamed
For Death of Girl

PoI!GIlI<EEPStE. n. Y. Jan. 27.-A
nervous breakdown caused by over
study ut the Poughlieepsie High School
is attributed rs the cause for the death
or Miss Cora Nav Warner sixteen
years old, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
iElniel d. Warner. of New Hackensack
The girl died at Vassar Hospital.
In preparing for the regerts examina-
tions and attending to the other work
IN the school Miss Warner devoted 20
lnJch tine to her studi IS, that her
health gave way.
The Washington times., 1912-01-27
Boston to Welcome
Cardinal O'Connell

BOSTON, Mass, Jan. 27.-Boston
Catholics, with the cooperation of
members Of the denomination through
out New England. today completed
the elaborate preparations for the well
come OF Cardinal O'Connell. upon his
return home from Rome. The new car
dinal and his suite are passengers on
the White Star liner Canopic, which is
due to arrive here Monday. The cere-
monies of welcome will be continued
an entire week.
The Washington times., 1912-01-27
Sales Today On
Local Exchange

Washington Gas SIS, $l,OOOall0. 81, ,0O0Sp
40. $1,G00@1l0, $6,000611O.
=, Washington Railway and Electric As,
81, 00OqS5h.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephon :
SIS. s1,0O0Q104&4.
Washington Railway and Electric pf,
10ft91k.
Washington Gas, 15dS3.
'Lanston, 20Q901a, 20@9Ok.
Greene Cananea 25Q9.
Arlington Insurance, 6d14b.
After call-Mergenthaler, 9q22O, la22Olls,
The Washington times., 1912-01-27
Mass to Be Sung in
Presbyterian Church

Guonod's st. Cecilia's mass will be
sung at the New York Avenue Presby-
terian Church tomorrow night at $50
o'clock at the regular monthly musical
service by a full choir. The Rev. Dr.
Wallace i,adcliffe will make a short
talk before the mass is sung.
The Washington times., 1912-01-27
Cannot Pawn His Leg.

HARTFORD. Conn, Jan. 27.-Before
giving wooden leg to William Arm
strong. a psuper. the city fastened to Il
plate. declaring. it was merely loaned,
and under no condition could II be
paWped or sold.
The Washington times., 1912-01-27
WORKINGMAN'S WANTS

woRKINGMEN-You are not in the station
ary department when you come here boy;
IT'S moving show. slightly used suits and
oyercoats, s. to SO. that's no blow; one price
JUSrA's OLD STAND, sls ID.
The Washington times., 1912-01-27
DENTISTRY
NOTICE TO LADIES

ROOMS PAPERED 81 up; 1912 patterns lust
in; estimates on painting and decorating.
LEPREUN, s0l II ct. N. w. Phi. n. 1881. l.
VIAvI SCIENCE OF HEALTH, natural,
ncn-surgical; cloth bound 400 page book
free. Apply by mail Sls Colorado BuIldinE
Free lectyre for women wednesday. $3.50 D. m
The Washington times., 1912-01-27
New York Cotton Market,
10 Per Cent Interest
..-- The Shares of of the
UNITED GROCERS COMPANY

Pay loSe interest Tor dVdends) shareholders
The value is 5000 PER SHARE This price will pos
lively be advanced on February 10th PER SHARE
and further advance will take place earnings accu
mulste -
Ie wise investor will buy company has high
grade grocery stores every section of this
city Make all checks money orders UNITED
GRocERs COMPANY and Southern Offices sth
and + N W. II. q. HoLLINGER President
s. postal card will you booklet also four
price list goods.
The Washington times., 1912-01-27
HELP WANTED-FEMAlE

HELP WANTED-FEMAlE
sALEswoMAN in our corset department.
must understand fitting; only those with
ences as TO chsfacter and ability need apply.
sali before 10 9. M, JULIUS 0ARFnNKLE
4 CO. 18th and sta =
sALEs0iRL wanted at once.
l320 q ct.
WHITE GIRL as chsmbermaid and 10 assist
N ~ - caae Q, chiIdren; stay nights. Apply
W,oMAN,competent. as cook and iaundrcss
~ W s"a" iamiiy; stay nights. 1879 soth It.
HELP MANIED-MALE
A, PRACTICAL course in dr.st,r- :. 49,.
Write for full particulars. CoiumbiS ssSnoi
Of Drafting. 10th and Q SITS. N. W., city. -
BARBER for colored trade. Gail A. orce
6th and Missouri ave. 10
BoY--Colcred. is 70 II years old to do rem
y, erai work in restaurant; must be tidy. i7is
BOYS oysI is years Old, with bIsyciss. A.
FICE. l1o1 p
Boy-white. in jewelry shop I'LL p ct. N.
HELP FOR NEWSBOYS
II you have any old CASTOR boys clothing
and shoes and want To give Same TO some
sgs, . s sSa srs .o;i ~ 5: s assa aox M s
and distributed.
ICE CREAM MAKER; one capable Of maxi
ing all kinds OF cream. Apply to A. 4.
JOY. 2gls 18th ct. n. w. l..
RA0TIME playing taught in 20 iessons.
write Tor booklet. Address BOX iss. Times
MEN 70 clean windows, white, experienced
preferred; good pay. ACME. s21 @ 81. Nv.
MEN to learn barber trade; new syrtem;
mas awarded: steady position guaranteed
Write for free catalogue MOLERs BAR.
BER COLLEGE,. co7 Bowery. New York city.
NIGHT wATCHMAN--one who can operate
telephone switchboard, $40 and board; sec
@ ond pastry. $50. FISHERS AGENCY. .Is
10th ST. -
around hotel. HoY's Ho-
TEL. 9TH ana Ia. ave. N: w. :.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1ewelry. to sell
by letter to 2540 18th. Apart. 2. l.
WE NEED MEN
TO learn the Automobile business thoroughly.
II viii be to your financial interest TO cali at
The National Auto College,
sTH AND Q SITS. N. w. AT ONCE.
AoAI sok s5ts ExFHsfENsEp FHsh MR f1E AEs. SUPPLY
YoUTH-To usher. VIRGINIA., 9th st..
between r and @.
YOUNG MAN to drive wagon. Apply at
once. BoECKSTYNs. 467 Florida ave N.
W.
WE NEED A FEW MORE CoLORED MEN
TO learn the automobile business We
have positions ready for graduates Our
course reduced from
$500 TO $500
For next ten days 1t means money to ,ou
TO see us at once. NATL CHAUFFEIJRs'
AID SOCIETY. rear 1929 @ 1T. N. w. l.
SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.
BY YOUNG LADY. place with refined fam
Hy as companion or nurse best of ref
erence. Address BOX 21i, Times office. IL
SITUATIONS W. lied
Male.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. frst-class; Ameri-
can or European plan: best OF references
BOX 200. Times office. :.
SOBER MAN wishes steady employment TO
keep three small children from suffering
BOX 01 Times Office.
DANCING
The Washington times., 1912-01-27
lodays Neeu York Stock Exchange Prices
. suo'o.' furnished Yor., s,-.
RAILROADS

High. Low. Close. Close.
A.. T. & 8. Fe.. com. .1osss 1o5M 1o5ss ,oss<
Atlantic Coast Line. 1851 1855 1861 1854
Brook. Rapid Tran. 7sH rs 1874 III.
BAL. q Ohio. CON-. ..1o6la lO4s. 1o4%. 1857
Canadian Pacific. 2soN 2soss 2soss esln
chesapeake & Ohio. 72ss 7lH TN 70
Chi. M. & st. p. corio7ss 1855 ,osss ,o7M
The Washington times., 1912-01-27
BEAUTY CULTURE

HAIRDRESSING and scalp treatment; man.
touring. shampooing. and children's hair
cutting done. Try my Gold Seal" Massags
Cream. MISS LAURA CADMAN. .,s nth 81.
THE SANITARY.
Combings made into "Psyches;" ira asfor-
nations Soc; braids. s.: manicuring, sham
The Washington times., 1912-01-27
PERSONAL

Scientific face and scalp massage: work for
Doctors patients "A speciality. 40s 9Th ST. NV
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-25

May. IL swept anr little town about
off the earth. Thank Providence, my
family and self came out alive. bnt
my drugstore was swept 10 the winds,
We are picking no slowly found
four bottles Fulton's Renal Compound
urbr0ken and gave them to lady
whom the other physicians had given
up kidney disease) She came TO me
as soon as she heard that | had re-
turned to my practice again. and put
her on the Renal Compound and she
is now nearly we'll But need more,
and you will please send me another
dozen Of the Renal Compound from
your nearest shipping point.
in haste.
b N. ALSWORTH. N. d.
How can people who have kidney
trouble expect to get we'll on the old
futile kidney patents when the census
deaths show that ninety-two out 81
every hundred Of them passed out
from i form Of the disease that was
incurable up to the date that Fulton
worked out his Renal Compound2
Isn't there room here for serious no
Election for the man who is on his way
to the drug store Tor kidney medi.
cine?
Honolulu Drug CO.. Fort streef. Is
local agent. Ask for pamphlet.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-25
|HOMESTEADERSIO
HAVE MORE Tine
10 prove CLAIMS

HILO, Nov 22.TIn q conference q
HakaIau last Wednesday the home
steaders whose rights we're denied ny
the supreme court early last summer,
met with Attorney Harry Twin, rep
resenting the Territorial government
and outlined 1Ians whereby they may
continue residence on the homestead
tract for periods Of four to eight
months longer cultivatiI1g the crops
themselves, and receiving title thereto
IL the end Of the period allotted.
his IL part of the active fulhllment
Of the promise made Secretary Of the
Interior Fisher BY Governor frear-
that the honlesfeaders against whom
the supreme court ruled IN the now
famous Henderson case, should be Civ
en- additional time to PROVE up IN good
faith on the lands .ney had taken Tor
demonstrating purpoEes.
Virtually all this land IS under cul-
stiyation at present by the Hakalau
Plantation. Attorney Irwin, appointed
Ihv the government TO arrange nome
stealing proposition satisfactory 70
/ the hQmesteaders, has prepared psan
whereby the cases are to be divided
Into two classes. IN one class the set
tiers who resided on their lands the
Two years required BY statute and VINO
ore still living on them, are placed
and given period ct four months
more IN which they shall live thereon
tnd take over the entire cultivation.
r the other class are those settlers
I.4...
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Children n little over ||'|'... month
ine Of Mrs. Stephen |.....'| 0|
FIenc1fNon. Crawford county. SIN
las borne fifteen tI''|||. f. |#.'|.
years and (0if|t1 81 II|. are living.
On September 10. 1911 s.. ..|. I'|..
e. trIlI1ts. two girls ami ..|' ...
yesterday tire. sturdy ||.. .||'|...
Inst thirteen months aud ...||| dash.
eltef the other THO
The Ifs< children came |'..'| ~.
years ago came [.'I.. (. f. '.''..|.
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MAUI notes

WAlLUKE, Maui. Nov. %. The
new Hhmakuapoko station Of the Ka.
|hnlui Railroad is finished. II Ii about
The same size as the other stations on
the railroad. and is painted green with
white trimmings. It Is located just
below the turn into the village Of Ha-.
makuapoko on the way up from lower
Paia J. Patterson. formerly with the
HamalxuapokO Store, will be the new
station master and postmaster Also
1t Is expected that regular trains will
be running in aifew weeks now.
The choirs Of the Makawao and
Waikiki Union Churches unite for a
special Thanksgiving service to be-
held this coming Sunday.
The bowling alleys Of the Wailukul
Gymnasium have been scraped this
past week and refinished, so that they
present very handsome appearance.
the gym. members expect to get lot
|of bowling this winter, and are anx-
ious to try their hand once more.
Some fifty new members have this
past week joined the Maui Library AS
sociation These are, from hiazawao.
Paia ana Lahaina In the latter place
q circle has just been formed Twen-
ty-five new books have just been or
dered for the library and another or
der of about the same number will be.
placed in a day or two.
Mrs. c. G Gossin. who has been the
librarian for one year now, has been
granted by the administration commit
Lee of the library six months leave OF
absence She will depart from Maui
on the December Honolulan for San
Francisco. Mrs Louise Chisholm
Jones will take the Library during
Mrs. GossiR's absence. Mrs. Jones
begins her work on the first of De-.
cember.
About twenty-five ministers and
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-25

Weswant builders to see us about roofing
We want demonstrate why it is your advantage
to roof your building with Malthod Roofing
and we will do this to your complete satisfaction.
We will you beyond any question Mahod IS the
highest OF roofing perfection and made 50 well that
It will last as long as the building il covers.
We will show you that Malthoid Isl better roofing
shingles more satisfactory than ironis cheaper
than fact, we can prove that there is
other roofing known the building trades that good
as durable as long lasting water proof SCI
as fire resisting and as cheap
as Mathod Roofing
II has got every other brand Of ready roofing
marking time while t IS progressing
there more Of it sold the Pacific Coast than all
other brands combined and it speaks well
for the intelligence Of builders that this IS SO.
The makers Of Malthoid Roofing know their business
for they have been It years and they not
only make this roofing to but they make last
and TO please the people who buy it
They would rather have the good will Of the builder
than his money-and they get both
by the way they make Malthoid Roofing
If you have roof troubles Of any kind or any description
no matter what kind Of roof you have sonsyour
building see
and we will help you out Of your difficulty.
Made by The Paraffine Paint Co. l''ee' Y
San. Francisco and Everywhere SO'
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-25

yYJITHOUT question this the remarkable sale of
w Dresses that have had Every Dress fresh, just out
ofthe express package They Dresses which have
been in stock reduced in price because they have Sold
but brand new and hayeneyer beenshown before
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-25

The choirs Of the Makawao and
Waikiki Union Churches unite for 4
special Thanksgiving service to be
held this coming Sunday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-22
MAY BURY BOOTH
AT WESTMINSTER
Body Is Removed From the
Modest Cottage to
Congress Hall.

London, Eng. Aug. 22.-No word has
yet been heard from Dean Herbert L
Ryle. who has jurisdiction over the
burials in Westminster Abbey. a. to
whether the body of the late Gen
William Booth, of the Salvation army,
is to be offered sepuichre in the abbey
Dean RyIe is in Scotland
Though it is possible the offer would
be declined if rendered, il may be made
by the authorities
Gen. Booths body is to be removed
tonight from the modest cottage at
HadleyWood, where he died, to the con
gress hall. for the lying in state
Funeral May Be Held Aug. 20.
Obsequies of Gen. Booth probably
Will extend over a week and the funeral
VIII take place probably August 29 or
80. The laying in state is to be at the
Salvation army congress hall, Clapton,
the largest building owned by the sal
Walton army. On the day of the funeral
1000 Salvationists viii participate in
mass service in a larger hall The
Crystal Palace may be used
A melodramatic notice posted in front
of the Salvation army headquarters
says:
THE general has laid down his
sword. God is with us"
All flags on Salvation army head
quarters throughout the country are at
half mast
Messages of coincidence are being re-
ceived from all parts of the globe
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-22
WHEAT DISTINCTLY
WAITING MARKET
Prices in Early Trading
Slightly Changed; Corn
Is in Demand.

Chicago, III. Aug. 22-Wheat Osao
distinctly a waiting market today with
prices in the early trading only slight
" removed from yesterdays close
September opened unchanged to 3
higher at 93% to 4 and kept near to
the starting point. December started
3 of to a shade up at S25s to 92A q 3
and rested at 92%c
The close was steady with Septem-
Der higher, at 93%c. December
closed at 93%e-
small receipts and a good cash de-
mand gave firm tone to corn prices.
The start was from 4 down to i
higher September opened unchanged
to 4 higher at 71K to q and chung TO
the high level December started IN
changed to Is lower at 81 to 54H and
addoI Is soon afterWard.
The close was steady at practically
the top September finished 1 cent
higher at 72hc, the top. December
closed 3 up, at 543kc. after touching
54Sc.
oats were in good demand and prices
ruled firm though burdened with pros
pect Of increased arrivals September
started unchanged at 32h and quick
" hardened at 32Hc. December opened
unchanged to = lower and held steady
January provisions were in good de-
mand and strengthened the entire list
the new year delivery starting from
to 10 cents higher. The nearby months
were quieter. At the opening October
products were: Pork. S1SO5. ~ high
err; lard, s10S5 a 1O.S71z, unchanged to
21k lower. and ribs unchanged at
S10S7h a 1890.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-22
MAKE PLANS TO AID
NAVAJO INDIANS
Special Committee in Favor
of Opening More
Schools.

Washington, D. c., Aug. 22--Plans
for the Improvement of conditions
among the Navajo indians in New Mex
leo and Arizona are contained in a re-
port just made to Robert G. Valentine,
commissioner Of indian affairs, by a
special committee which he appointed
some time ago to study the question.
The water question on the Navajo
reservation is a big one and the com
mittee recommended that reservoirs be
built so that the tribe, in addition to
raising sheep and cattle. may do
enough farming to raise its own sup
plies. Because the Navajos move about
with their herds. it is difficult to fur
ni-h school facilities for their children
more than 5000 of whom do not attend
school On this account, the commit
tee recommends that an appropriation
be made TO supply more schools. It IS
also recommended that an industrial
survey be made of the tribe and that
census be taken
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-22
COPPER STOCKS
MARKET LEADERS
Trading Narrow in All Elk
cept Amalgamated, Ana
conda and Smelling.

New York, n. Y. Aug. 22-Trading
in stocks today was some OF the same
professional and narrow character as
in the early days of the week Activ-
itv and strength were again most
marked in Coppers, Amalgamated sell.
ing above Yesterdays best, with some
demand for Anaconda and Smelling
The railway group, as whole gave
,,,,,- under further selling, which bore
evidence of liquidation. this being
especialIy true of the coalers as Wen
as canadian Pacific and New YORK
Central. steel was under obvious pres
sure in connection with tariff revision
ruaors. American Tobacco was weak
est of the specialties-
Bonds were easy.
The movement became more animal
ed on the decline during the noon nour'
with especial weakness in Union "a
cific and Reading, while the rest Oh
the active list was steady
The market closed heavy Pressure
relaxed somewhat until shortly before
the close, when Union Pacific ana
Reading developed increased weakness
which affected other prominent issues
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-22

ARE YOU GUILTY
Of a desire to own an uptodate home?
If so. we have them. Here are a few
bargains.
room brick, Richmond St, on
lots ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $500
6 room brick, fremont St. on
lots - ..........,...... $3.50
room brick. Myrtle St, on lots S3675
> room bungalow, Wyoming st. $500
> room brick. Nevada St $4,000
10 room brick. n. Campbell $500
room bungalow, Grandview, on
lots ......... S41OO
> room brick, Highland Park. =. $4,000
See US before you buy.
Bishop & Mcdonald.
81 San Francisco st. Phone 1917.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-22
EI. PASO PRISONER ESCAPED
FROM LEAVENWORTH PRISON

Celso Perez, VINO was convicted in
II Paso. escaped from the federal
prison at LeavenwO-th, Kan, July IL
WEe~.- he was serving a five year SEN
trntc on a charge OF counterfeitinS-
He was convicted at TIE OCTOBER, 1871.
tern CT the federal court
Perez was working en- the farm in
connection with the the prison when he
escaped.
lie and his wife Were tr.eo on the
charge of counterfeitins and at the
tnal before the United stats court
Perez was found guilty uy the jury
ard his wife was rel sascd- She COL
ducts a 2 -.rcry store In trr south part
Of the city. Perez. II was charged.
had been manu- facturins zen cent pieces
1slng the silver from Mexican pesos.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-22
Grain and Provisions
Chicago Provisions Close
LIVESTOCK
Kansas 80 Livestoek.

Kansas City, Mo, Aug 2z--C7rtle-
Receipts, 5000, including 1000 south
ems: market steady to strong Native
steers, strong. 1915 610.50; southern
steers. s4-65 q SIS: southern cows and
heifers. SS-25 $50: native cows. $500
a $50, stockers and feeders. S4-50Q
7.75. bulls, $500 a 500. calves. $4-50q
SIS; western steers, 5-5O69.00i western
cows s3-5O6 500
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; market cents
higher. Bulk OF sales. $685. dS-55;
heavy. SS-25 S.45; packers and butch
ers. SS-55 $50; lights, $3.50 q $50; pigs.
5000 $50.
Sheep-Receipts. 10000; market 10
cents higher. Muttons SS.25G AS,
lambs. $4,000 $50; range Wethers and
S3OOR395
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-22
TREASURY STATEMENT,

Washington D. c., Aug 22.-At the
beginning of business Wednesday the
condition of the United states treas
ury was:
Working balance in treasury office.
S91,149.917.
In banks and Philippine treasury.
s36.21e,S25.
The total Of the general fund, $685.
777,29S
Receipts were. S2.212,575-
Disbursements were, S7S1,S55.
The deficit to date this fiscal year
is SS.719.131. against deficit OF So
1T7.SO2 al this time last year.
These figures exclude Panama canal
and public debt transactions