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The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-12-29
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Second Congressional Dist:,,
Member Of Congress II 6 Drlrt
Eighth Senatorial ni.tl,C.
STATE Scnator
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-12-29

Parish OF 81. Charles sept. o. 1917
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-12-29
No,ice

Hunting trapping and :respass.ne
are hereby prohibited on proper
ties Of MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Calow
The Washington herald., 1917-01-16
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. Dan l5-B. W. Snow. ths aatistician
Of the Bartlett Frazier COMPANY made an e.
innate today the e1portable surplus Of wheat
up to July l. 1877, as "a rs 900 bushels He says
that on returns from his country agents. the farm
holdings Of wheat on January l were equal to Is
per cent Of the crop or on the basis Of the gov
ernment estimate for the crup. farm holdings were
l6o. $4,000 bushels That a similar inquiry a year
ago made the farm at that time regardless
Of quality, 55 .572 600 bushels. On January l. 1917
there So 54 0oO bushels Of wheat in the visible
and Isl $50 900 in the commercial invisible, making
a total including farm stocks, January J.. Of about
81, rs 600 bushels.
The Snow report was we'll received the Board
cf Trade today and there were many shorts who
covered their outstanding contracts while the longs
led in the selling Tic May future advanced
lssS cents for the day while the more deferred
months were %alh cent, lowe. Cash sales OF
wheat at Chicago amounted to 2O,eOo bushels and
exporters bought fifty loads which are to go out
via the Gulf.
Final prices on corn showed the market as un-
changed There was an adysnrr Of I cent early
but this lost later.
The seaooard reported further new irQuiry for
eHpSrt with no increase in the country oferings
Oats were Sax cent higher and the mark slow
although it maintained fairly finn undertone
Provisions were rather slow and little easier
especially for lard.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-16
Circuit Division No. 1.
ChIrf Iusficr CoNinEIon.

WeineCke VS.. District OF Columbia;
Judgment on verdict for defendant with
costs against plaintiff; plaintiffs sttor-
ney. John Ridout; defendants attorney.
r. L Williams.
Golding VS.. Georgetown and 1ennslly-
town Railway Company; motion OF de-
PENDANTS for new trial withdrawn;
Judgment on verdict for plaintiff for
81 go: plaintiffs attorney. w. G. Gar
diner: defendants attorneys. George p.
Hoover and r. J. Whiteford
Assignment for today.
6n-Hunt vs.. District Of Columbia. ct
al: attorneys, O'Shea-Winiams, Bran
denbUrg.
S3-Mshon VS.. jefferson; attorneys. Rid
oUt-Newmyer.
75-Ms sChmeyCr vs.. American Security
and Trust Company. attorneys, Bel,
Rice, Marshall-Hogan.
T-Moriarty vs.. Geier: attorneys. Tep-
per & Gusack-White.
S5-Hahn VS. Clarvoe. attorneys. Baker,
Leahy-Woodward.
6-MorTison VS.. GormIey; attorneys.
Frsdley-McEenney & Flsnnery. Baker.
Osterman.
&-Tuner VS.. District OF Columbia: at
torneys. Rhodes. Cromelin. Baker Msu-
pin-Syme. williams
1C5-Hughcs VS.. Jsner: attorneys,
Rhodes. Cromelin, Maupin-Tobriner.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-16
New York.
New Orleans
BALTIMORE PRODUCE

Baltimore. Jan. I5-DGGS-Markct easicr Mar.
land. Pennsylvania and nearby drsds fTSis Easteri
Shore, Maryland and Virginia hrSts, Eais; Weston
(Ohio) hrsts E4ts: Wes Virginia frsts. i6AE
Southern North CArclinAl hrsts. Rst; Western.
fresh case count, -; Western. aorass. case count.
e. selected, csndled stock in carton. n.
BUTTER-sepsr.tor. extra, .osg; nrss. Ssst;
private IN. toa4l: frsts. 3sAse; do. In. extra
saSs; dairy prints. Maryland. PennsylySnia and
Virginia extras. 5saEs; hrstS. aaZ: store packed
nrrs z: rolls Maryland and PennSylTsni'- 2Sss;
do, West Virginia Es2
LIVE PuULTRY-Prices reT pound dnIese othes.
wiss stated: Chickens. choice. young, b. boat.
u; do. old hens. n,s. and over, Is: do.
small to medium II: do. old rOosters and stSES,
l0all. Ducks, yuupE. AuscDyy ard Mnngrel Il; d..
White Pekngs lsa.9; Indian Runuers young 17sls.
Puddle. choice, fat. IS: do. smaller. l5aN. Geese.
Mary land and Virginia. fat Iss9; do, southern and
Western I7alS: do. Kent Island fat BAD: turkeys.
choice hens. 26; do. yOIng sobbiers, Is; do. old
toms. q: do. small poor, crooked breast lss2)
Pigeons old pair. p: do. young b. Guinea fowl
young. Ia Ms. and up. IS; do smaller. IS do.
Id. y
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUITS -Potstoes
white Western MArylard ard rei'nsylFsniA. bushsl.
I7ssl.s5; Do. New York snd Maine, hushsl l7a
IS: Eastern Shvr, MAJ isnd and Virginia Nc. =
bushe SOaI.5O; do. ir>ttd, lIsic' l5asS; nearly.
br,shel boN I6gu7O: sRc-ts, Ess-o Shor, Virginia
'ytIoSs barrel. 275a3OO; do. Easietn Shcre Mary-
land and ID .lrvar-. !s-T,. 11z3s5; do. YORK
River. barrel 2Ta9OO: do. N0sth Carolina, 3Ola
22s; do, Hamlcrs. 0assct. Ll5aL25: yams. Iarge,
bright. smooth ha,Tl 20R22j; a!HIes. Western
Marylsnd and Pguus, SGnia rvck d. haIrcl IS al ~
do New YuTh State. n. l. barrel. 2S0~i5o: do,
So ? 2GS.2 2: b~.'s. 'lgg ia. ET",4 OaSket, l50a
rs, do wax, ba let l2ssl o. caSbrer. New Yurk
sta;e, Darish ton, DORsi o. d.. dtga-iic ton.
. ocssi o.: crlers NeS IoT5, bunc,. DA5o: Gran
b,rries. as 20 quality. bsrr,i. d oaeJo; cicmnbsr.
FHorids basket ? 51a3 90 eggi ANTS F1Otids crate
lf5g2 p: grSlcsr-nt ~ rida, to size. bux 2J0a
k75: kale Norfolk. baneL sac; do. native buslel
bax' a5aiO; lettuce Norfolk basket 0aT5: do.
Florida, basket LOoalSl; UnsuBs, NeW Yort end
Western. yellow. Ieo-Ib. sack. LolzlSo: oranges,
lurida as to size. box, l7Sa2z5: p,ppsrs. Florii,
crate 28a3.Co; spinach. Norfolk. l50sLTS; DO. ma.
tive, bushc buN 6la65: squash. fsos ds, oIsts %
as: stfawberries Florida quart, 25a3s. fenstoss
Florida fancy carrier SOja3 80 auL. choice car
rer, 22SA3so; turnip~. native. busiei. s5al-0
The Washington herald., 1917-01-16
COTTON Markets.

New York Jan. 5-HesVy offerings caused Ad-
ditiOnHl weakness in the cotton market today and
allies not long maintained. Besnsh con
sumption figures were resp0nsible for part d the
break.
Business active on the call and the early
tone was barely steady, with price to l2 points
lower. Pressure cansed hy the consumption
statement showing a decline of about peT oent
from last year. which considered hsarish.
Toward the end Of the frst hour liquidation again
became heavy and the market sls1sinrd furthci
heavy breaks which carried May down to l7So Gnd
July TO H.52 Mrdersta rallies followed the eE'
ireDe break bUf the market CuntinuUd feVeTisil
with rApid changes either way.
Port rec,ipts for the day were - IS bales. com
ISred with le.S5 bAlss last week and .. l8 hsl-~
last year New York warehouse soOCks as Is gIs
bales, agains "a 20 bales a year ago. Exports
for the day were 3971 hales including SIS bales
70 Great Britain and .s6 bales to the Continent.
Cearances for the seAsnn date aggregate ; ~.
&c bales. against 257Ogs bales for the correspond
ing period last ssasOn.
Spot here quiet, 90 points luWcr Il IS cents
there were no sales The spot article az New
Orleans was quiet and unchanged on the h4sis
Of IS cents for midding: the sAIes were I65 bales
Receipts at NV Orleans were 27sJ bales; Ho1s-
ton. "a. 81 bales
The Washington herald., 1917-01-16
Equity Division No. 2.
Justice stafford.

Downing VS.. Wheeler: order instructins
trustee as TO makirg certain payments:
Plaintiffs attorney. Fulton Lewis: de-
fendants attorneys. J. B. Laner and c.
II. Bsuman.
shughrue VS.. NoIte: decree appointing
Wharton E. Lester substituted trustee;
plaintiffs attorney. W. Z. Lester
Row zee VS.. Rowzee: adjudication Of con
tempt and further hearing on rule con
tinued TO Friday Jan. ~: plaintiffs al
torney. z. /. Gies: defendants attorneys,
J. A. Garrett and c. p. Diggs
Poole VS.. Chevy Chase Land Co: arru-
ment set for "wednesday. Jan. Il: plain
tins attorneys. z. r. CoIIaday and II. 8.
Bsrger; defendants attorneys. Ralston
6 Richardson.
In re lunacy Of Francis p Rirwin:
order approving first and final account:
payment Of balance on hand 70 adminis-
tratriT, and dischareing committee.
In re lunacy Of Nora Mccarthy: order
appointing Frederick a. Fenning COM
mittee; bond 500. and authorizing e1-
penditure.
Ward VS.. Ward: decree nraIly ratifying
sale and reference to the auditor; plain
tirs attorney. d. W. o'Donoghue
Mass VS.. Wsrdman; order denying mo-
tion TO set aside order. extending time 10
settle and file statement of evidence Cby
Justice Mccoy; plaintiffs attorneys. W.
@. Gardiner and r. ]. Whiteford: defend
snts attorneys, Brandenburg & Brander-
burg, J. J. Darlington and W. G. John
son.
McAllister vs.. McAllister: order appoint
ing Harry L. Tignor to defend: plaintiff :
attorney. T. L. Jones.
Lewis vs. Lewis: order granting leave
TO prosecute suit without prepayment Of
costs: rule as to slimony pendente lite
and counsel fees returnsble January ls;
plaintiffs attorney. David Wolf.
Sanders VS.. Sanders: rule as to slimony
pendente lite. counsel fees and costs re-
turnabIe January ls: plaintiffs attorney,
4. W. Scott: defendants attorney. II. A.
Hegarty.
Calhoun vs. Calhoun: rule as to slimory y
pnndente lite returEabIe January 10: plain
tif's attorney. A. w. Scott
Assignment for today:
In re estate Of Stanhope Provost; sttor-
neys. Baker-Hackett.
lOS-Peine VS.. Peine; attorneys, Barker
-Ba astian.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-16
Circuit Division No. =.
Justice Siddons.

Clagett VS. AItemus et al. plaintiff
granted leave TO forthwith amend his
declaration by filing a second count. and
five days 10 defend to plea: plaintiffs at
torneys. r. J. QuigIey and A. L. New
myer; defendants attorney. E. II. Jack
son.
Shapiro VS.. District Of Columbia: Juog-
meEt on verdict for plaintiff against de-
fendant for 500; plaintiffs attorneys. 10.
w. Baker and II. 4. Grant: defend "a nt's
attorney. r. J. Whiteford.
Parry vs.. Carroll et al: motion 10 stay
trial Of cause overruled: plaintiffs at
torneys. r. I. Miller and T NJ Baker:
defendants attorney, c. T. Digs.
Tignor VS.. McGarter; time to file trans
cr.pt extended TO January 81. plaintiffs
attorney. W. II. Richards; defendants
attorneys. A. w Scott and w. c. Mar
tin.
Cation VS. District Of Columbia: Jury
rcspitcd. plaintiffs attorneys. a L. Sin
clair and J. T. sherier: DEFENDANTS at
torneys, r. l.. Williams and r. J. White
ford
Assignment for today:
6[-ThomaS VS.. Capital Traction Conn
pany; attorneys. Baker. Grsnt-Hogan.
1ools-Parry VS.. Carroll ct al: attorneys.
Miller. Msckey. Truitt, Bsker-Dissz
13S-Lewis VS.. washingto Railway a nd
Neatmsn-Hoover.
l42-Riley VS.. Simpson: attorneys. Daw-
son. Whiting-Baker. Osterman.
lA-Thorntou VS.. Clark. ir: attorneys.
Archer. Smith. willeu-Baker, Esher.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-16
New York Trading sIump..

The following analysis Of the New York
market situation was received by W. B.
Hibbs & Co. from one Of their New York
correspondents:
The trading in stocks today was about
so per cent smaller IN volume than on
either Friday or Saturday. There were
only $4,000 shares dealt in up to 2 o'clock,
with but 1900 changing hands between
1 and D. m. In the last hour the trad
ing was almost equally dull. with prices
continuing to nuctuate within a very
narrow range up to the close. About the
only pronounced features of the days
trading were a liquidating movement in
Central Leather, with some bear pres
sure sending that stock on to a maximum
Of two and one-half points from Satur-
days close, while a covering movement
of shorts was under way in United States
Rubber with that stock rallyfng about
two points.
There was some moderate rebuytng
of Marine common and preferred and
Shelters, as well as in United States
Steel, and the strength these stocks dis
played. with the absence of any further
selling pressure from either local or out
side sources in the general list, gave the
market a duh but hrrner undertone"
The Washington herald., 1917-01-16
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below are for large lots Of soot
marketable goods only Jobbers' prices are higher
Lower grades may be sold for less Fancy good
command higher prices.
EGGS-Fresh rer doz 4saso. Southern .5.s
BUTTER-Best prints. new. per 10. o: do. tub
q; process, aaS; stOrepacked. Ssa
LARD-Tub, pure. Per D., lTsITn; do. com
pound, liali4 eottonseed OIL, per hre-saIlon can
CHEEsE-New York, new, per D 24a3: fat
ss8 Swiss. domestic, s2aS5; do. foreign. ssa6a
LIVE POCLTRY-Chickens. per Ib. 5OsZl; hens
per h., sals; roosters per lb, l3; ducks. per lb
and over. each, IS; turkeys. per h.. 8.
DRESSED POULTRY-Chickens choice per n
aa22; hens choice. per H.. BAD ROSTERS per h.
lsAli: capons, ms, each. per n 3a3p: ducks
large per n %; geese iArEs. per n, Isa2o; turtsys
choice, per ID. q; do. medium, per h., ..
LIVE sTOCK-CalIcs veal prime, p.r n
l51sAli; do, medium, lOall: spring lambs fat, pei
u. l2al3: sheep. per n. 5sass.
DRESSED GOODS-Pork. small Der h. Is
do heavy. per n. nhal2
mon, I.oa2oO.
GREEN GOODs-Bean PER basket. Lsa3 50
lima beans. Florida. per basket. 4ooa5Oo; beets
bunch, 5se; Brussels sprouts ner qt l5als; cab
hage per 100 lbs. 5.5OasO carrots re- box sOal %
-sllifiower. California. crate l.75a2o: celery Cali
fornia. crate, 50la6.5o: do New York, crate 25os
$50; cucumbers. basket. 3Ooa4So: cymbInss. crate.
l5a2.25; eggplant. per crate. 2o1a350; kale pei
okra, Florida. per crate. 2.5oaL5O: onions pa
bag. 5soa5.75: peas. Florida. per basket. aooe4Co
peppers. per crate L5Oa3oo; potatoes per bbl
3.oOs5 q; do. Northern. per sack 4T5a5.S; r1ta-
basas. per bbl. 3OOa4Oo; sweet potatoes. per bbl.
2Sal.oo; spinach per bbl., l75a225 tomatoes
Florids, Ier crate. 2os3Do; turnips, per box. LOoa
lG5
FRUTTs-AppIes,, per bB zsoa5.5o; grapefruit.
Der box. 3ooa35; lemons per box. s75a3 80; oranges
pcr box California. 275s3oo do. Florida, 2sOa3 oo
pneapples. per crate. S.5Oai.p.
SEEDS-Blue grass per bushel. L5oal.D %; clover.
alfalfa, per D., lI4al6; do, slsika per n. Ea2o;
red. per D, l64sle; do, white. per D.. Sai5;
saphing mammoth per D.. lsaco: timothy, PER
bushel. 2oa260 orchard grass. per bushei 2Sa2 60
redtop. Ter Tb.. l0al2.
GRAIN-Com. old. white. per busher. asss;
DO. yellow, sass; oats, white. per bushel s2sss;
do. mixed. slssa; wheat milling per bsishsi lszs
Lp; do, ordinary. llosl.l5
HAY-Timothy. No. l. per ton, is.ooalsoo; do
No. 400; mixed, loooal2oo; com. nsv, per
Dbl, 500; wheat straw. per ton, 500; tangled rye
straw. per ton. ll.p; long rye straw ton. H.oo
HlDES-Green. per H.. Il DO, sslted. per Ib..
Il: do. dry, per Ih, sag horse hides each 100;
calf skins, green each. 4oea4y5o lamb skins. green
each, l1a2oo
The Washington herald., 1917-01-16
Criminal Rvision No. I.
Justice Could.

United States vs.. BENJAMIN Kline: TO-
cciviHS stolen property; plea not guilty:
ton days TO dCmur: attorney. J. r. Stem
United States vs.. Grover Staten: house
breaking and larceny; plea guilty; re-
manded: attorney. n. L. Tgnor
United States vs.. Wnverly Pierson: rob-
berry: plea guilty; remanded
United States VS. Daniel Gross: en-
LCzz cncnt. plea guilty: rem nded and re-
sc'Ivd to probation officcT.
United States VS.. Joseph Harrison: rob-
l"ry; plea not guilty; attorney. NJ r
O'Bricn.
United States VS.. Harry Jackson. John
Green and William Harris; attempted
robbery; ples not guilty each; attorney.
Il. l.. IIa riding.
United States VS. William Green; as
sault to kill. and with dangerous weap-
on: plea not guilty withdrawn and plea
guilty entered: rerpsnded and referred to
probation officer; attorney. J. A. O'sbes
United States VS.. Alexandra z Dionisie;
murder first desree: plea not guilty; at
torneys. NJ. +. Mangan and r. p. MI
Ter.
United States W. Edward " Murphy:
forgery; plea not guilty; attorney. II. W.
BftmCr.
United states VS. Robert L. Middleton;
T. CONTINUED On pIar rHIRrExA
The Washington herald., 1917-01-16
TRADING Light ON
new YORK MARKET
Lack OF Public Interest in Stock List
Discourases Brokers.
: tBy tt. International News serviceo

tby tie International News service.D
New York, Jan. 15.-Trading was light
m wal Street today and few material
cnanseJ In prices were recorded. German,
austrian and italian exchange turned
very weak. Cotton broke badly. Wall
street thought more of the leak inquiry
at WaShington thai. 1t did Of the market
Even the report I, at an Atlantic trans
port ship had been sunk made little i'm
ession-
ith bank reserves nearly up to the
mgh record for all time and with money
currents such tina a new high record
OF reserves Is sure to be seen before
long, there was little Inquiry for stocks.
What little buying did seem to, be in ex-
istence was for bonds.
United States Rubber and Long Island
railroad stocks were conspicuously
strong. The strength of the latter is
probably accounted for by the narrow
market in it. Rubber was well purchased
all day for inside account. The buying
lof ruboer has not been so good for years.
"a stock dividend may be expected in the
double what it ever paid as dividends on
its common stock.
Industrial Alcohol was strong through
out the day. California Petroleum did not
respond to the announcement of an i'm
\portant well being brought in on its new
property in California
Brokers coming from the floor at the
Fclose Of the day were a discouraged lot.
They met equally discouraged partners
IN their Offices. Money Is cheap, the war
Is going right on, all the corporations
are making record earnings, but the pub
ic refuses to buy.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-16
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Jan. B-HoGS-Rec.ipts esuo head
slow At Saturdays average. Bulk lo.65al0sD: light
lonalo7o; mixed, lo.oeIo.s5: heavy. Io.Aslo9 20:
rough, lotcsloB: piss 7s5ss.7S
CArTLE-Rscsipts, a.p head firm Native b>ef
cattle TTsall-S: Western steers 77alop; stockers
and feeders. asoss.5; COWS and heifers. 44sSloco;
Calves erai4B.
sHEEP-Rocedpu, pne head: firm. w-thcrs,
essloTo; lambs. M6Al4lh
Is. up; steady Bulk. Il. p.ssslo7o heavy. 1ooOalo75;
ackers and butchers, lo45alo.7o; light Toooalo5 80
piGs eoss.S.
! OATTLE-Receipts Il 600; steady to strong. Prime
fed steers lo.T5a11 50; dressed beef seer s.soss7S;
COVE BEaeuo; heifers 5osl %; stockers and feed
ers, 2sa9D; bulls. 6.ooa7 50; calves s.5oslL5o.
SHEEP-Recepts. 1900; steady. Lambs, l5.OOa
1855; yearlngs II sal25O; wethers. 95OalO2S; ewes,
9.OOaes.
Baltimore Jan. B.-CATTLE-Receirts for the
week ended at noon today were 2sl6 head. against
5 S7 head last week Receipts lie carloads tor
market for the week GO carloads for market today.
Market steady Steers choce. s.75aiCoo good
butcher 9.25s975: medium s.75s9.0o; common 6Sni
rs: heifers, choice, Oo: fair to good t.7Sa
80: common t" medium. sS'ao7S; bulls. cAo'c".
6.jOa7 80: fair to good aT5s6.-S; common to medium,
57sa675; cows cIrucs 675a7.oo; fair TO good 5.yOs
5.s5: common to medium. &Sai.2S.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rec'ipts for the week
ending at noon TO-DAY l.233 head. against l.of
head last week Light supply; market higher.
sheep sooasOC lambs lc.o0al45O.
HOGS Receipts foT tho week ending at noon 10
DAY were So head against 6 ,o4S head last WCek.
Fair sulTiy: naIk,t h-hcr. ESaf Westerns. lilo.
tor l1icc: hasS, " wodiUm. ll.7all75; pigs, Io25a
lc.53; rougls, 95ta'r =
CALyES-Receiras for the week ending at noon
today were sol head. against 81 head last week.
Liberal upply; market strong. Calves 7.ooslS7S;
extra Yesls. 400.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-16
NEW YORK NONE

New York, Jan I-.-Money cn call opened At
ler cent; high i,er cent; lew. ~ per ceut
CLOSED IA per c MT NJ 81 Of the days leans were
made at 2,per cant. Time money was rasy. The
bulk Of tie business in Industrial collateral
leans at 3 to ~ Ier for all msturities. LoNns
on mixed collateral were quoted at to ~ per
cent for sixty dyas, 3 to 81 psr cent for ninety
days: 81 to 81 per cent for four five and six
months
Mercantile paper was quiet and unchanged. A
moderate amount ot attractive names ofspred
and met with a fair demand. Rates. ySa5& u
cent for sixty to ninety DAYS. iHdorsed bills re
ceiyabie; 81 to 4 per cent for choice four to
six months single names
The Washington herald., 1917-01-16
q, s. Treasury Statement.

|. Net balance in general fund, 1878, $50;
gtotaI receipts yesterday. s2,5s,5T; total
payments yesterday. S-SS.0A -
The deficit this fiscal year is s13s 500, ,sg7,
against a dehcit Of $50, ,4s5, ,S54 last year, ex-
elusive of Panama Canal and public debt
transactions.
Total ordinary receipts of the United
States Treasury up to and at the close Of
business January 10, 1886, s15, ,2S9-57; total
ordinary receipts for the corresponding
period last year, s347. .o54, 1855.
Total ordinary disbursements UP to and
at the close Of business January 13, S524.-
SA. .S5S.1S; ordinary disbursements for the
corresponding period last year s4c7, ,52s,-
1880.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-16
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New Tork, Jan B-BUTTER-stesdy; recepts
o,ko tubs; 1ramerJ higher than extras, ina4ols
creamery srtras ro soOre). 39sce1; frsts. sassx
seconds 4a.%a-
EGGS-Struns; receipts. $50 cases. Fresh gath
errd extra hrsts. 81; hrsts. 524a5S seconds and
poorer. EA52; refrigerator, seconds to hrsts Iia4O
nearby hennery whites, hne to fancy 5easo; nearby
hsnEery browns, 5Iasa
CHEESE-Frm; receipts. 1, ,7s5 boxes; State held
specials a.a34s: do, average fancy. 24a2f1.
LIVE P0ULTRY-steady; no prices settled
Dressed. strousr; chickens. 2rlia7; fowls, I7a25a
turkeys, Gs32
The Washington herald., 1917-01-16

Philadelphia Jan B-BUTTER-Tnere vas little
wholesale trading. but offerings Of fine stock were
light and ruled firm. Following were the QUO
tstions: Western soKdTacked creamery. fancy
specials per n, e; extra. 4oaE; extra hrsts
3Sfa3y Arsts. 84a5is: do, seconds. S5s55lt reno
ratsi. 3; do. frsts. n do. seconds. 3; nearby
prints fancy. i3: average extra lai2; hrsts 3;as ;
seconds 4aS special fancy brands of Prints t6s a.
EGGS Receipts Of fresh stocks light and
the market ruled firm with a fair demand. We
quo&e: Nearby extra. per doz.. So; nearby frstA
$50 pcr standard case; nearby cuTrnt receipts
Is % per case Western extra, s. per dozen: extra
6rSts. 1850 PER case; do. hrsts. lS0o refdgerator
extra. llIO: do. frsts 10 seconds loD; candled
tegs wee iobbing at sa66 per dozen.
I'VE POELTRY-FCwls. to quality lssIs:
roosters Halls; sTrtng chickens according to quality
17al9: White LeghoTns. accOpding to quality ITale
ducks 10 size and quality lss:D turkeys 2iAs
geese. lsa2l pigeons old per pair SsSo; do, young
per pair, 3a23
DRESSED PoULTRY-Fresh-kfl killed, dy-pacted
fowls, IL 10 box. dry picked, fancy selected. per
pound. 2; weighing 4l4s5 pounds apiece. Z3l4; do =
lbs apiece. .; do. 81. lbs. apiece, zl,22; do. )
pounds apiece laz2o Fowls, in barrels fancy. dry
picked Weighing il4a5 pounds and apiece. 9:
weighing pounds Ipiece, 2; smaller sizes Fsn.
Old roosers dry-picked. II. Roasting chickens
Western dry picked. in boxes, weighing alo pounds
picked. in boxes, weighing pounds Per pair 2is5;
roasting chickens. Western, In boIes, weighing
pounds per pair, TAB; roasting chickens. Western.
ice-packed. in barrels. weighing sslo pounds,
pcr pair, "a; roasting chickens Western. in bar
rels, weighing pounds per pair sozH Broir-s
chickens, Western. in boxs, weighing sa4 Funds
per pair, aA25 Chickens weighing sss pounds per
rrir IssD; do. mixed sizes Isa0 Broilers Jersy,
sncy 3sl; broers. other nearby. weighing lHs2
pounds apiece za2s; broers nearby, smaller sizes,
2a2: turkeys, per Prund, fancy nearby. SaS;
fancy Western, 3aS2; fair to good ass30; old toms,
ssa9; common. 2isZ7; ducks. nearby. za2; do.
Western. 1sc2; geese. nearby 11sls; do. Western,
l5als; squads per dozen, white. weighing llal2
pounds. syooa61; do. do, salo pounds, 5.s6s5.S;
do. do. pounds. 45a47o; do. do. pounds.
3soas.S; do. do. sss1i pounds 275sS.o; dark.
25Os3 oo small and No Z. sOslg