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The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1916-04-27
Oil Business
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the county.
The Estill field is proving a
bonanza 10 those within the
producing area, but attempts to
widen the field have so far, prov
ed disappointing, several dry
holes having been struck, and
many operators are more in.
clined to test a new field than to
try any more on the edge of the
Estill field, Powell seems, in the
opinion of experts, To present
ideal condition for successful
development. It's geographical
situation is perfect and the
geological formations are said by
the'experts who have been here
looking over the land, to be eX-
cellent, and they confidently
look forward to the striking of
some good paying wells 1t is
believed by these men that the
best pay sand will be reached
at depth Of between 500 and
800 feet, although some of the
older wells are shallower.
A well was sunk several years
ago on Morris Greek that oil men
say would have made a good
producer had it been handled
right. and this territory will be
thoroughly tested by the sinking
of several wells. Hatcher's
Greek will also come in for a
good shareof development work
as four we'll were sunk in that
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1916-04-27

neighbOrhOod Il number of wears
ago that remained full of oil for
years, and some of the oil was
used by farmers for various pur.
poses.
Altogether, with the work
already contracted and being
contemplated, there will be
about twenty rigs in operation
within ten miles of Clay City
within three months. and the
large producers have their
scouts" located here to keep
an eye on developments, from
which much is hoped both by
residents of the county and
others.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1916-04-27
Old Papers for Sale at The
Times Office.
pills Best for Liver

Becau,e they contain the best
liver medicine, no matter how bit
ter or nauseating for the yeet SUI
gar coating hides the taste. DR..
Kings New Lii, Pills contain in
gradients that put the liver work.
lug, move the bowels freely. No
grippe, no nausea, aid digestion.
Just try bottle of DR.. Kings
New Life Pills and notice how
much better you feel. 25c at drug.
gists.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1916-04-27
sLADE.
Go to Sunday School, May Z.

Go to Sunday School, May Z.
w. T. Chester, of Beattyville,
was here Saturday.
Mrs. Tom Edge of NADIA visited
Mrs. Geo. Faulkner, Saturday.
George Even and wife, of
Lombard, visited his mother Sun
day
Ed Even bought COW and
calf from Elijah Morelaud for
500. 90.
Ernest Faulkner bought a milk
COW from II. NJ. McKnabb for
$4,000.
Miss Sallie Creacy, of Bowen,
visited the Misses Congleton here,
Sunday.
Mrs. Wilson CLANCY of Camp.
ton Junction, visited Mrs. Bowen
Sunday
Quite a crowd from here at.
tended the entertainment at Ma.
da Sunday night, and all pro.
nounce1 it quite success.
Miss Margaret Mcclure has re-
turned after a visit of a week
with her sister, Mrs. Jackson
johnson, at L. u f. Junction.
DR.. J. +. Leming, of Stanton,
was called here to attend Mrs. ].
A. Bowen, who is very sick at
this writing. Her son Cassius,
of o. d X. Junction, and daugh.
ter Maudie, of Clay City, are at
her bedside.
Mrs. Matilda Trlmble and her
daughter, Mrs. Blaacbe Burcaw,
Of Paris, Illinois, is visiting the
the formers son here, b. Ii,
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1916-04-27

The pain and soreness caused by
bruises, xertion and strain
ing during house cleaning time are
soothed away ny Sloan's Liniment.
No need 10 suffer this agony. Just
apply Sloan's Liniment to the sore
spots, rub only little. In ihort
time the pain leaves, you rest com
fortably and enjoy refreshing
sleep, One grateful user writes;
"Sloan's Linlment is worth its
weight in gold" Keep a bottle
on hand, use it against all Soreness
Neuralgia aud bruises. Kill spain.
25c. at your Druggist.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1916-04-27
CORN MEAL

manufacture the best corn
meal in Eastern Kentucky My
meal is all ground in a water
mill Try it once and you will
always use it. For sale in Clay
City by T. j. KIRK, c. SHIN
FESSEL and HENRY WAL
ORION,
GEO p. BURKE,
Rosslyn, Ky.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1916-04-27

according 10 information receiv-
ed a few days ago by judge
Knox. Representatives from The
count, will 90 to Frankfort May
23ri, 10 fight the raise, which
seem> exhorbitant.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1916-04-27
Some Raise

The State Board of Equaliza-
tiOn has raised the assessment of
Powell county thirty per cent,
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1916-04-27

Trimble. Dave Trimble and four
daughters Of Pomroyton in Men
efee county, visited here last
week.
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Old Papers for Sale at The
Times Office.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1916-04-27

Hardwick & Co.
Mems and Boys Suits

1t is time for you men and boys to be getting
that spring suit. Before making the purchase we
invite you to call and see ourines if you are look
ing for up-todate clothing and for the place where
you can get the lowest prices We handle Hart
Schaffner q Marx and also The Matchless
Brand clothing. The styles this spring are un
usually pretty and we have them in prices to
suit all. Beside the large stock Of clothing we have
on hand we have Hart Schaffner g Marx full line
of sample swatcheS, SO can get for you any suit
you may want from that great and popular line
We have the new things in boys short pants suits
too as we'll as the staple blues, grays etc. And see
our mems and boys hats in Stetson and 'AStor
Brand summer hats and caps in palm beach cloth
and other light weights, arrow Brand shirts and
collars, neckwear silk and cotton half hose, shoes
oxfords and anything you want
We also invite every one to call and see our
Spring and Summer goods in all other lines, if
new up-to-date goods of high quality and low
hin tn
The Holly chieftain., 1916-03-10

Mccormick alfalfa seed harv-
ester.
New corn lister.
Riding corn cultivator.
Walking corn cultivator.
Disc sled, single row.
2 Corrugated rollers.
Iron roller.
Disc gang plow.
John Deere two way plow.
2 Emerson gang plows.
Moline gang plow.
Double disc harrow.
Single disc harrow.
4, 3-section harrows.
Manure spreader.
Heavy ditch plow.
IA cantaloupe plows.
5 Single shovel plows.
Ideal windmill, head and fan
10 feet.
2 121-bbl. galvanized iron
water tanks.
3 30-bbl. galvanized iron
water tanks.
II H. P. Little Giant gasoline en-
gine with Jack attachment.
6 "A" hog sheds galvanized iron
Lot of s ft. galvanized iron.
Tanning mill.
Land leveler.
Water tank.
Hand corn shelter.
Bowser No. 2 feed grinder,
Pair platform scales.
The Holly chieftain., 1916-03-10
Farm In1ple-
ments, Etc.

Is Sets double work harness.
Set double driving harness.
2 Sets single driving harness.
2 Gallup saddles, with brides.
Ladies' saddle, with bride.
8 Wide tire wagons.
5 Low iron wheel wagons.
2 Hay racks.
2 Wagon boxes.
6 Beet beds.
2 Spring wagons.
2 Road wagons.
Single buggy
Water tank, complete with
wagon.
Meadow Queen stacker, near
ly new.
2 Overshot stackers.
4 Go-Devils
3 Hay rakes.
Olue UellNeTy rake.
6 Moving machines
3 Beet drills.
8 4-row, two horse beet cul-
tivators
6 1-horse beet cultivators.
6 Beet pullers.
Riding attachment for beet
puller.
2O-hole grain drill, with seeder
attachment.
12.hole grain drill, with seeder
attachment.
Spike tooth alfalfa disc-harrow.
John Deere alfalfa cultivator,
with seeder attachment.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-14

New Yock. Dco B-Pending somethins definite
in the day Of peace tsrms and the attitude of ths
entente povers the cotton market lost ground today.
There were ralhes At times On buying encouraged
BY oulhsh spot news. The volume Of busine8 vas
smaller.
Further Southern messages wers rsctved b. local
cotton houses stating that the basis On spots
wa the stfrest this season. and that Q larrr
inquiry had deTelopsd- Mempht wired that bank-
ers were anxious 10 loan money On cotton: Mont
eomaJ reported . good dsmADd at IN sdvsncs
Of 70 points in the bass
Only . partial response was made a TIE open
Ing TO unfANorabls Liverpool cables. but the earfy
tone was Easy with prices down To q points
on ths call After the can the GOOD esr1y buyins
bad tts Efforts in bringing In . larrw dsnand
and prtcs rallied or more points bsfore the
hrst Is minutes
The market broke sharply after the opentnG Be
tweeu the private cables expressing skepdciSm a.
to peAce prospects and the active HYupoul selling
hero evidently In the expectation cf continued
Wide or wider differencen. many Of yes-
tsrday's buyes appeared TO Be nquidattnS Jsnuary
contracts sold OF to Ial5 and May to nR O. q
TO y points net lower. At this ther. was b.ttsr
support and rallies q few points followed the
msrka oeouming much less actiTe during the ntddls
Of the morning
The markrt continued cratic in tn. .nr,or
With prices selling o6 70 uD for Maruh only
To reSain y points Of the los within feu uaturte.
on dsnand from several Il the leading buyn Il
yesterday.
The bul1tsh character a sput nsw1 NAV hap,
restricted seiing to some extent but Il f1ilsd 70 70
vfye geDeral buyiss The Close wa steady,
The spot article At New OrIeans was cuist
with middling unchaneed On the basis of u ceuts,
the nlss were LIZ halsa
The Washington herald., 1916-12-14
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE

PhfladelpdiA Dec N-BCTTERJrns mE4zt ~
sohd-p creamery further advsncsd o-ut undn
Light offerings and q BOD demand Priuts shcvsd
10 change. Quots: westsrn solid packsd -esn.5.
hncy specialA q; crtrs. Nafo; erta hrutA NAngA;
hrsts. SASh; Do. seconds. SaS: rsoc-.ssd. srszA.
n; do. hrstS .; DO, secuods n; ns.rtE prfnnS
fsncy. q; sverags etrA- t0Gl; Arsa. E12s sauA
SAS; spestAl fsncy brsnds q prints. S~A
EGGs-Ths narket for trush CD turts9 -
vanced v cen6 pg cass Or osuas pg DON. wfth
demand readily ahs0ptng the limited rucapA
storAse eeu vuS % cnts p4 c-s neh9 We
qucts: Nesrng 0trL pr doG. q; nsartg nrseA
lAS pr standard case; nearby cnrsnt recspa. Nm
pr Standard 60; Wetzn ertrA pr ar q;
eztza hrstS n6 ps- e.ss; d.. nrsA nD; -
tiesstor eztas loD: d.. nrstS, M: sssnd.
SO; candlsd eea were jobbtnE a 7.sA
LIVE PoCLTRY-Fo~k a. d qualitJ, n<n;
tOosters. TsAt; srrinE chictens according % euI-
turteyS Nh; svese. lssIsi pAgecos. oad. psr p.h.
EaS; do, young. pr pair nah
DRESSED PoULTRy-Fre.h-fnsd. dry-pa-k-d
-Turkeys pr n. fGne. nssrts. a<r; hney wss-
sn. Ssl: fair 70 sod. chA; common, IssD, iowa
y TO box. drypieked fanG selected .: Weighing
ts1aS pounds apiece. N; d. pounds SrAscs, IN:
DO. ~ pounds Gpiece. -: do. pounds spssos n
Fowls, In barrels ice pscted. fsncy. drypAek.1
pounds apiece q; smaller azss, IsGls: oid
rooseers dry-pacfed, H; wasting ehieksnA. waasm.
dry-pscked IN bones. weiehinf 0 pounds and O-.r
pr pair. .; roasting chickens western IN buru.
AHt = pONbos PEI pA1. y ruaEtnG cnickn1A
western Ice paeked, In oarTek. weishhG Q pounds
and over. per pair. D; roasting ehicksna w-Em
b earelA. weighing pomas pr pair 2; bro1ans
ehickenA Westsm, IN bozes weighing SAD pounds
pr pSir. aaz; chicksns. weighing 81 pounds per
p&r. nAn; do, MIXED sinsA nAf7; brofle1 Je-sss.
fancy. 0as2; brcDers. other nearby ueIFiinr IlIsS
pounds apiece, 3ASo: brOlers nearly smaller siHsa
~. DoeES nearly. sDring EA3I: DO. wsstsR
nAz1 Geese. Wetsn- TTID squbs. psr DON.
Shite WEIGHING Il 10 II pound. per doS GfsaG %;
Unite Netghing TO 10 pounds. pr doS-. Lssaka:
White. weighing Q pUuDdS, p.r dos-. Ioo.IX. do
DO. poundA px doZ AsoN1B: DO, DO, saeS
pounds. psr doE-. I7sS2S; dArt. isOEzN: snAn ana
No. .. sSl-8.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-14

fsA y@s n N IA =. -. .. a. .-n<.
vDcETAsLD AND GREEN pzu1zs- -ea.ss-.
vhits Wesesrn Aa5iand and PsnnzyirsniA buzh<-
LoaAoi Do, New Hork nd ges<I, bashs. LsoHiIBos
bazten ehore, hs,ylAnd and virraniA Ne !
eushsl LnhiSi %, "a. frusa.a. 6a.hsl NGloos
do. neArfg. bushd boa. l1Al0; svsso. E&snsn
shore. Virginia ySilovS bard. 3oos2B; dn.. D.H-
en shors. haryiand md Driav1rs b~frsL am.Ans
90, York Rive. bard, aOo1&E: Nor1A oaronnA
bareL 1seAan; DO. Hampsz. bsskst Ln.lA
1sms. Western harJlnnd md PeumyivEnia pa1k.d.
berrri 2sss5O; do. Nsx Yof STATE. No. l. bard.
beanA. Florida neen. baskst 1oz18; Do. o.. v1x.
BASKET. Iooa2B. csbbaes New Yorf STATE. D1uisA
toa. 0oeEzOW; DO. d.. donestie. tn B0.6A0.
oanltho~er. Loag Island. oasa LsaALU; "a. hsr1-
and barrel, 1msa8 oslsrJ. NeE Y0k buncA.
m oranbsrie - 10 euality. ber1sl. 6oesfln
Oucumben. For5da, ba<kel anAsB. Drpaann..
FioridA crzta fshSB. Gnpsfra1t. FlocidA. ~ b
eza bon. 10s1H. Hors.-sdiA De.rby. bo1
18s1n Kals. bsrSi. Tsap: Do. bsf~s, b1usN
bon, SsS. Lrttnos. NorfsR. basket 5oIW. ousons
hAfy1and and Psnnnyirsnia. ysllox baEh~, drJ.
lnalm; New Hort and Western, yellow. lp-A
sac1l aSeL0. oahea. F1oridA ss % a.s boz
&zAzn Flcoida. c1te. 2soA3.0. sptnanA- Horfoh
barrel l-3al-0; do, native. b1sbs box. 0Nsk
souAsh. F1oridA, cuts tonuaS rmnipS nst,ve
earTel medium aHa. LooAlIso: a. d.. b.<aA n.n.
RehottA choice neartg. Ao; fair b sso6 l0s
itoi snail ponr. L1hL8: wesa-rn snd wea w
einta. 2o02S: Southern, LaHz0 PEresAsA
choice fun groun. LOO; "a birds Lfssi0 PheAsAntA
selected. each. I5Al.c: % birds. eaeA fsslJ0.
DuclR. backbeAds. pair $3.50: mailardA pair go;
redheadA pair L0zl =: eanvAsbackN paif aoaaD
eommon. all hnds, pair. Kan.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-14
CH1cAao GRAIN MARKFr.

ohicap. Dsa n-Tn. szyns q lpsu susl,ss
hr what b. eimonsDzy was fhs oputr0iline
innusnce In The Ohicseo mHxket todzy. Ths order
vas said 10 have been dlisd for eithsr one of the
dorf cotton ooeeriA Had not this ord. ouns %
nsnt At time vhen WHEAT v.s slmosf a. ts1cndless
as Bound boy st . husl4ng hss" thsrs would
iH dinerent sou rslHtsd ss,lins move
msnt vAs In pruues vhsn n vas ssen that large
buying ordss wue bstng fned snd this not only
caused the oferinu to dry-up. but n drove many
snoru 70 the buying Ads md . dui1 snd drlerng
snar y weih a weak one. va qzickty dhsnssd
70 one o. activity and SrneA.
II viii be rznernbered that the sc,ttoa crowd"
a. wen ~ the Wan strsst following. sustained heavy
LOSES In wheat during . recsnt s.natioaai pr1cs
decline here and Il b sngsIly believed nov thst
usse ue specuiaton are making . play 70 rvcoup
their loses.
The political situation abroad was sm upp9>
most IN the minds of ths sDeullstsss vhs.a vu<sd
Dut OF this no ope In the trade d certain % %
me outcome now beng vatched b. ths entirs
cnn1ed world Traders IN srsin q ven q IN
other commodities On "chanee W., tnprp--,d vitA
the tdea that the German psacs proposals would
more than hksly Be rejectsd. but the outcome
dncalh 10 not Hkey 10 be knnsn untn somstime
early nsxt week
Decsmbr showed q v1ds NM, ma clo.nd
unchanged The May tutus was u Q osuts IN
U1ce and July was Nal cent highu
Conaoer1be wheat wSs bought By the prufes
sonAl interests On the dry vestAsr In sections OF
Oo11iNSAs C10IAeu WIN tne low condition OF
me Kansas wheat. According 20 adTices received
rom many sections q the winter vheat belt thers
have been god new which win prspare The plant
for any cold weathx
Ths hrerpucl wheat m.-fst hIled 10 rehsct the
sensanonal p4ce decline In Chicago y.-teraaJ Some
Of the grades there were Id hieh.r while nth.-,
were Id lower. Mile8 thsrs were sTld 70 BE-
indiferent owing to the Amsr1can ueakne.s as theJ
erpect larger American shipmsuts Harvesting Of
wheat In the Argentine shOwy yieids are LINT every
In
are better than xpected
Coars grains were higber. corn sbowtns rzsns of
INAi9 and oats were up Nak Ossh sales at
OhicAeo were small q D.o0 bushsla ourn ana
moo bushels oats Wills at tAs .-.bosrd i'm oO
bushels Of corn and the sane amount oS o.s,
were reported for export
Packen led in selling Of hog pruducss moSt
the day and resting spots showed nttis chanFe
TneIe We more or Len bull support in the
marketN late and prices aIlied on buytnf bg
wheat interest
The Washington herald., 1916-12-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

WHITE
Prince Arred n Hohenlohe SchdnnafurS q,
of Austro Hmganhn OonsulAts 6An F7nossuo o.
and CsthArDs B-itton. q. Of wsshtnesDo. D. O
Rev. william 7. RlSssl
william L. wis-mAn. y q odmorA- Va, snd
DdIth A Grove. q, of wsyneskDro Va Rev.
Wehst< z BuntGan-
Everett O. herren q and DlAsy B. Howard e.
Rev. L Morszn hamhen
Henry D. sipe. - Of Weyeu OsFe Va nd
LorenA ". shEuny. :. q GrOStss Va R1. O
horgHn ComphS.
Richard O. woodbuTn. q. snd Aross L HArd-n
z Rev. J. A OowSa
Oarsncs 4 Prztt e. q Paasapaen-y, Va snd
oordens A. FHuIlner. 3. a Brock Road Va Rs-
Titas 4. Davis
Bernard r. Ddslsa q. md NsHs b LAshesoOG.
n Rev. winiAm b. Honn
TrSSilo O. Rhodes q. and Rita My Rhod1I ls
both Of Broadway. Va Rev. z He SVEN
COLORED.
Anthoay ThonAA s. add Gertrude YounE n
Rev. N. ". ID. Norman
James Anderson. "a. and ksE1s A wER,s n
Rev. Aquil SEyles.
Andrs~ Pitts 2, and RosA MADDOX, %. r..
Geores h Har1A
AI4ss HAYDEN. (. and Bs-tAA Hal. n r.. Q.
". Brent
Ansa NJ wIIhsms q. oS BsltamorS Ma. s-d
syntha Brsnshe .. q LsnchbuE W RsE. VIII
IAN J. HcrIrd.
william A orsa. q. sad Lory sAHn, y. ~.
william D. Battls
The Washington herald., 1916-12-14
In the World of Finance and Trade
MARKET RECEIVERS
FROM PEACE SHOCK
Belief that Germany's Terms viii Be
Rejected Causes Prices to Rise.

(By the International News service.)
New York, Dec. A-Strength in the
stock market today was nothing more
than q reaction from the demorahzauon
OF the previous session No particular
stock stood out. II was general move
ment upward Just as the movement OF
the previous day was a general one
almost unanimous International belief
that Germany's terms would not be &C
cepted no matter what they are.
About the worst results that bankers
expect from the incident Is a period OF
irregularity In the market. As the propo-
sitton Of Germany Is an official communi-
cation, IT IL expected that the allies. will
as q matter of course, go through the
form Of considering it. The mere routine
of this Will take several days and an
answer can not be expected for a week
or ten days at the earliest. Until that
answer Is made any person taking IT for
granted that no step has been made to-
ward the establishment of peace may
make a serious mistake. Bankers have
been expecting the war to collapse next
March and some Of them think that pos
sfbly Germany Is looking forward to next
March and would like to end II now.
As the selling Just previous to the
peace announcement came largely from
Washington, 1t was rumored in the Street
today that certain persons In political
circles had knowledge of what was COM
ing and pronted largely In the stock
market by It. It was even intimated that
the German government was interested
In the market That would be nothing
improper nor improbable.
Cotton closed today about g a bale
lower, thus showing that the people In
; that maket were confident In no stock,
however, whether rail or industrial. was
there any specific news Of importance nor
did Wall Street care for any news beyond
the aIl-absorbing matter Of peace.
One disconcerting development Of the
day was a new low record for Russian
exchange, and further recovery Of Ger
man and Austrian exchange, at the same
time that Anglo-French bonds were not
materially different in price. This Is ex-
actly what would happen II the peace
proposition were to be taken seriously
by the allies. As result. many persons
Of influence in the market think that an
extended exchange Of peace propositions
may really take place and in that event
quoted values in Wall Street will suffer,
whatever be the outcome.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-14
WACHlNGToN PRODUCE.

Quotations given below are for large lots Of good
marketable goods only Jobbers' prioss are higher.
Lower grades may be sold for less. Fsncy soods
command higher prices
EGGS-Fresh. per doz.. NaS2; Southern 8aH
BUTTER-Best prints. new. Per lb. Il; do, Tub.
20: Trocess, aaS6; store PACKED, aa3.
LARD-Tub Pure. per Ib., ls1tals; do, com
pound rhalS; cottuuseed oil. per hve-Eallou can.
6B.
CHEEsE-New York new. per n. 5as Eat
25aa6: Swiss. domestic. saas; do. foreign ssso
LIVE PoUDTRY-Chickens. PER n. lsa2D; henS
per D.. l6al7; roosters. per NJ. Il; ducka per n.
lSa2o; turkeys. per D.. 3SB.
DRESSED PoULTRY-Chiekens eboics. per Ia,
IsaaO: hens. choice. per D.. l7sls turkeys choice
per n. 8a2s; do, medium. per b.. 1a4.
LIVE suock.cal'es veal prime per n.
l2al2k; do. medium. Il; spring lambs. fat pe:
n. llal2; sheep. per n, StasI4.
DRESSED CoODs-Pork, small. per d.. L; do,
heavy. per h., llallh.
GAMB-Rabbts, choice. per doz, aooss.S: com
GREEN GooDs-Beans per basket, I.ssas;
beets. per loo S5oa4 %: Brussels sprouts psa
quart. loal2h; cabbage per loo ibs SSOaI; earrots
per bunch. 2as; celery. New York, per crate
25oa5oo; cucumbers per basket. 3oos35o; cymblings
per crate 1.sA2s; eggplant, per c1te. 2oOas 50;
kale per bb, lOoal.2 .2; lettuce Florida per basket
l25a25o; ora- Florida. PER crate 2soa4 50; onions
per bag, S.5aA.5o; peas. Florida, per basket, Soos
S-5oa4.So; do. northern. per sack. L0: ruta-
bagss per bbl 2.soa30o; sweet potatoes, Der bbl.,
2ooa3.75; Fpinach, per bbl, I.soa2o; tomatoes
Florida. per crate, 25oaI5o turnips per box 6Oa75
FRU1TS-Apples, per bbl., 25oa55o grapefruit,
per box soa35o; lemons. pr box. SooaS5o; oranges
per box California 375a5oo; do, Florida 2soaS %
pinesppes. per crate, a.5naloo
sEEDs-Bfuegrass. per bash. L4oalD; cIcver
alfalfa, per D.. :; do, aldka, per n. 15sn;
red, per H.. HfaI7; do, white, per Ib. a; tim-
othy. per bushel 2zoa2S; orchard rsss. peI bushea
22sas %; red top. per n: saIl.
GRAIN-Con, old. white. per pusbel s2asI:
do. yellow. %1ee; oats, white. per bushei s2akJ;
LD; do. ordinary. LI0ai.la
HAY-Timothy No. / Der ton, HIOlal5oo: do.
No. . Noo; nired. noosi2oo; ear curn, new. per
boA. $50; wheat straw, per ton. 800; tangled ne
Atras. per ton. LIZ; long rys str.x, psr ton, Ana
The Washington herald., 1916-12-14
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. Dec. n-DGGs-Msrkst quist Msry-
land. Psnnsyfvsnia and nearby hstA. o. EAstsn
Shore. Maryland and Virginia. hrstA 20; wsst.u
tohio. hrzts 70: West virginia. frstz, .: southsn
North Carolinsl. hrsts %: strictly fresh country
gathered, q The msrket for Western en- /.
easier. Western. fresh. case count. 20; westsn
storage. case count .; selected candled stock IN
carton, aGB.
BUrrER-sepsrator. sztra. per n. Sato; assta
5ao; pcintS IN. Aso; frsts. aalo; do, In,
$40; nrsts asio; biocfs. ns.. sxtaG. 1ao;
irsts. 2a4o; dairy prints Mszy1and, Pennvivsnis
and virginia, extras. 8&2S: nrts, Ban; Store
packed. hrstA zsa8; rolIA Maryland and Psnnsyi-
TaniA, 2Ss; do. West virginia. 2s2.
LIVE PoULTRY-Pdces Per pound unIe.s othsr-
wise stAted: Chickens. choice. young b. boat
l7als; do, b. cap ess. II; do White LeShorns
-; DO. old hens. bsl md o,e1. lsal7; do, small
to medium. lssls; do. old rcostss and staeH I0aIi;
duckA Young AuscOsy and Aongrel, Is: DO. young.
White Pekins. l6alf; do. Puddis over NJ IA
l5ale; do, smaller. Halls; seess Maryland and viz
gnia, fat l5als; do, Southern and western lIAlS:
do. Kent Isiand. fat. I7als: turkeys young. Rs
and over. .; d.. old toms. nan: DO, snsH. poor.
nAo; pigeons. odd. pair. %; do. yVuns. %; sainsa
The Washington herald., 1916-12-14
o. s. Treasury Statement.

The condition of the United StAtes
day was:
Net balance IN general fund. S12Ss.UT;
total receipts yesterday, q -; total
payments yesterday. AEs. ~
The deficit this fiscal year is S1u- -oH.-
81. against a deficit Of SSo.os4.1os last
year, exclusive OF Panama Canal and
public debt transactions
Ordinary receipts for the present nsoaf
year up to the close Of business Deoem-
Der Il follow: Ssz7. 81. .s762s: for the cor
responding period last year. 9,po.-
SSH
Ordinary disbursements for the present
nscl year UP TO the close OF business
December II follow; sESs. .eSs 61I5s; for thu
corresponding period last year. SSl.HI.-
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