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, 1922-08-14

pie win make Their home at 12is North
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, 1922-08-14

more adventures. "wednesday
Catching Live snakes."D
, 1922-08-14

Tomorrow-Merry Markings.
Copyright, 1922. by George Matthew
Adams.
, 1922-08-14
De Molay To
Install Officers.

Darius chapter. Order OF DC ~,
will install officers at the regular Di
veeklv meeting which will be held IN
The Masonic temple at TAO this even
ing.
, 1922-08-14

Marriage This Morning.
Miss Abbie Barfoot n MI. 6r'
Helder were quietly married at .h'
parsonage Of the North Side Commu
lily church by the Rev. B.. 3 w,n.ei
The groom is the proprietor OF IN
-Jorth n saddlery. Tho young PEG
, 1922-08-14
Royal Neighbor
Meet Tonight.

"T Ts, Royal Neisaeors wni NEE, y !,
session this evening a.
ECU. t. IN, 1. o. o. +. hall yer,
oc,n, business In to come oeior'
.hs meeting. After ny ou wlti
SION there will be a Social hou
retreshments.
, 1922-08-14

p,anned By Legion ..rxealy
an turther the already mar .,
.stul membership
.Se George vroman post o, inc
I'M Legion. a great gala mSoSy IN
can Eli be given for ~everyeoay N
lance youns and old. tall and smn
tasp rkeon Dance Palace Tnufs
right OF this week. .am,ss,cn
Tn. regular one dohar ~. YOU
IN p. charged and once inside Wv
av dance till your shoes drop ,sa,
go teet. and the clock strikes ma
,.t., hour OF Il. The fumes nssd
in through this m4dium w,n the
IN IN tso Legion Officials to further Ia.
osnna,en and to help publish
paisn literature. ur..cn,
Membership solicitors YIN oe - NJ
at h legion's greatest "shinais I'm
viii be ready at all hours Of the even
'nr 10 accept the application for men.
Ssrshin from any ~ex-service man "
save your pennies Until Inur
n,ght nut them all together N alri
in Gaia attire at the Arkeon prepares
for an evening free from care.
Evening star., 1922-03-22
FOR SALE-GARAGES
Continued


FOR SALE OR LEAsEm2o-cAR. FIRE
14O4H st. NV. 2ss
PUBLIC GARAGE-l0O-CAR SPACE; sTOR-
age. repairs, paint shop; hrepro0f building
business. equipments, machinery. ETC.; extra
lot 4Ox120: good location: established II years;
must be sold withis % days Address Box
248-H, star ohRce.
"QUIXET' GARAGES, HIP OR SIZED
roof; all steel; portable. hreproof; immediate
delivery; size 1Ox15 it. $155; 1oxl7.8 it..
$16O; 10x2O IT,. $165. Shed roof garages #
EIde IeTPs to suit 81 e for cash G.
Phone Franklin 1925. mh3l.
MODEL GARAGE BUILDERS.
Main 2see Room so1. s21 18th NV. q.
Master-Bilt
Metal Garages.
$50 DOWN-$10 A MONTH.
Own your own metal, freproof
garage and pay for it less than
rent.
Why own a car and walk half
way home?
Just the same as gift.
Buy from a reliable firm and
eliminate trouble expense and
worry.
Immediate construction.
IRON-CLAD GARAGE CO.,
Incorporated.
1921 18th St. NV. Main 5672.
Evening star., 1922-03-22
PERSONAL


SAVE YOUR FAMILY PORTRAITS. LAST
opportunity to get duplicates from NEGATIVES at
THE ROYCE STUDIO AND THE NURSERY
STUDIO 1875 + st. NV. All plates are
shortly to be disposed of. Studio must move.
Phone Main TS5.
DEV EiOP PSYCHIC PHENOMENA AT HOME
Will show strong-minied persons possibilities
Of this fascinating subject in person or by
mail. Address Box 127-S. Star office.
TO. NJ l. NJ O.: GREETINGS MOST COR
dial and a sincere request are here brousht
TO yGu. fhiLos.
PHYSIOIHERAPY. ELECTRATHERAPi,
for men and women. given by DR.. Carolyn
Austin. For appointment, phone North 5l9I
IT Is A SOURCE OF SATISFACTION TO
know that our trade will try no one else; II
would be costly experiment, and why should
you pay: Let the other investigator lose MS
cash. Sell to us for best results. We buy
ladies' and mems clcthing. ETC. Main
4l45. JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 619 D.
RATS. BEDBUGS. REACHES, FLEAs, IN
land building. franklin 29y1. Wh3l.
Evening star., 1922-03-22
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Gmtammet

Continued.
MULTMRAPHING establishment clearing
$50 to $500 month; excellent s5S r,.h nv
experience necessary to operate' $A'-oo ,sas
Address Box 1865, Star onice------SS@- office
81 $l.6Oo-Groeery aud meat business; 5 rooms
hath and garage; mixed trade; cash ousi-
ness over STUO per week .,-
81 SOG-Grocery and rooms; rent, $50.
S1,100-Grocery and 9 rooms; rent. S$4"o. S$".
$1,6o-Confect and fountain: rent. s4S. ssS
d Si.sUo-Confect. and bakery. rooms; rent.
$40: good business; 5000 cash. 49,
ssEsr1 sIsp shSp chairs chairs; remit remit saS
$2l,-Shoe shine and gnr bus; rent, $l3.
booming hous - T. ss0ns ,$ts sena na sSo
$SJo-Rooming house, rooms; rent, SSo
81 O0o-Roomirg house. II rooms; rent. s1o
81 Ou0-Rooming house, II rooms; rent, $4O
ssiUslRoomins house. Il rooms: rent. slO5.
Good NV. location; easy terms.
R. Nj. CURTIS, MAIN So43.
5Gs BARRIsTER BLDG. 635 ST: Nv:
WILL SELL. second deed of trust of $500.
balance SO months. making 3.year trust In
terest at per cent. for S4,125. This Is a
good opportunity for you to make good buy.
Granville C. Bradford. 425 Bond bldg.
COiORED theater for sale; seats 400; 5-year
lease. Address Box 16I-s, Star office. 22s
ROoMING HOUSE of Is rooms. all rented.
near government depts.; rent very reas0na bic !;
must sell, leaving city. Address Box 1s4-s.
Star office. 23'
ROOMING HOUSE, centrally located: Z
rooms: double garage; large yard upper
floors converted into apartments: basement Oc-
cuDied business; suitable for electrician.
plumber or carpenter; rent. $40; will sci, for
$1,000. Main 1880.
CORNER GROCERY and market. northwest:
rent, $50. Price, $4,000; no agents. Address
Roy 19o.S Star ofica
$500 WILL BUY IS fully secured so notes
payable in to twenty-eight months, re-
spectively. Address Box 10o-S. Star office %
WELL ESTABLISHED auto accessory busi-
ness-Good paying gasoline station and yui-
canZinS plant. Address Box 1858, star
office ~"
CANDY AND ICE CREAM PARLOh. cigars
and fruit; business street; big trade on
candies: bargain, to quick buyer; rooms; lease.
Call FranLl lin 1fT5 ~
Evening star., 1922-03-22
FOR Observation-Disclosures
MIsCELLANEOUS-Continued.

BARGAINS! BARGAINS! Wall paper, 7c,
lOc 15c per piece: oatmeal paper, zoe per
piece; vanished tile, 25c piece. MahOney's,
32I Pa ave Sc a.
Evening star., 1922-03-22
POULTRY. PETS G. LIVE STOCK

OFFICE FURNITURE, files. desk tables. Rem
ingtOn typewriter No. 8, chairs. 431 11th st. :
Evening star., 1922-03-22

yiNEST lot Of used uprights to be found in the
c'y. Bradley, 500: MsrshaIl & Wendell, S1s5;
Webster, $l9o; Cable Nelson, like new, $275:
Weser. like new, $3.50: Francis Bacon, like
pew. $500. The Piano Shop, 227 Pa. ave. Sc.
Evening star., 1922-03-22
real. BARGAINS

Hudson super-six, touring. model Fl. $475;
Chandler. @. touring. 'ls. $3.50; Dodge tourings.
two. $3.50 and 1915 each: REQ touring. 19l5.
S275; Ford roadsters, $125; Ford touring. 1872.
1915. All cars in Al condition and will demon
strate. Terms. Manhattan Garage, 1708 7th NV.
Evening star., 1922-03-22

BOWSER gasoline tank and pump, $50 gallons
slightly used. DIR. Buckingham, 2115 14th St
n w North 1Gn3
Evening star., 1922-03-22

CAREFUL MOVING-Furni-
ture, trunks, small parcels a spe-
cialty; reasonable; to all parts of
city and suburbs. Merchants
Transfer & Storage Co., 920-o22
E st. NV.
Evening star., 1922-03-22

PARTS-PARTS-PARTS
| for all makes of cars. We have 90 per cent
late model cars. wrecked motors complete
radiators, tenders, bodies, mags., Bosch
springs. wheels. all size tires and tubes OF all
sizes at half price: new or used. We repair
tire and retread. You will save 65 per cent
| NORTHEAST AUTO EXCHANGE. 81 d ne.
| +. 33S3 Open Sunday half day.
We have branch at 110-l12 ~ st. sw:
Evening star., 1922-03-22
Packard Twin Six

Packard Twin Six
Touring; appearance and quality equal to new.
Has an exceptionally good motor; will gladly
demonstrate on any hill in town. Been used
by private party only. A real bargain for
81 200 Terms or trade.
4a5 X NV.
ENeninRs- phone Adams I'll. ~
Evening star., 1922-03-22
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.
Tnnflnued

.'19l7 Packard 5-passenger touring. $685.. 90
..191S Packard 7-passenger touring. -. 2, go 90
1920 Oldsmobile 5-passenger touring. $50 90
These cars wonderful bargains. Ready for
demOnstra tion at any time.
The LUTrRELL COMPANY. Phone West 1887.
1yIa Now Hamnahira ave. NV.
Evening star., 1922-03-22
BARGAINS.

90 Cars to Select From.
Ford speedsters, $500 to $j6ii
Ford coupe .$375
Ford sedan $500
Ford touring 800
Ford truck $3.50
Ford taxi $50
Ford delivery ........... .$275
Ford delivery bodies ...... so to $50
Chevrolet delivery with starter. .SlIJ
REQ roadster .$275
Overland roadster $50
Saxon roadster $500
Oldsmobile touring Observation-Disclosures S175
Ford coupe, . months old ........$J $500
Cadillac touring, S-cyl $3.50
Scripps- Booth ris $500
Many Other Cars.
r.. L. TAYLOR MOTOR CO.,
Authorized Ford Dealers.
1901 18th st. NV.
Open Sundays Until l O'Clock.
Evening star., 1922-03-22

FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS
BOATS AND ACCESSORIES.
OLD TOWN CANOE and equipment: practi-
cally new. Address Box 25i-S, Star office "A.
NEW Dumphy hunting skif, clinker built;
would make good tender; $50. 1oO Il me-
MARINE ENGINE, % mp, Ferro 3-cyl.: fine
condition; cheap. 423 10th st. NV. Main
6971.
Evening star., 1922-03-22

PAoKARD-1s17: smaIi b-passenger: newly
Epainted; excellent mechanical condition: great
bargain at $685.; terms. Packard. late style
twin six; newly painted; excellent mechanical
condition; will guarantee same az new ear;
prize $3.50; terms. Demonstration may oe
secured by either phone West 1881, OF call At
1Gl4 New 6AmpShire are ~ -
Evening star., 1922-03-22

DIAMONDS. ETC.
DIAMOND BARGAINS.
$J75 blue white diamond engagement ring,
handsome platinum mounting. $5So
Fes 'party paid 81 .s5o,. ......... $3.50
lsiInum sifaa ians Mounting sn,;a.fe o.. $3.50
Blue white solitaire diamond engagement
ring. beautiful platinum mounting
tparty paid $500 .............-.. sooo
mand rinr nne "n..e .ao. ........... s125
KAHN OPTICAL co.
Evening star., 1922-03-22

TOY FOX TERRIER puppies; good breeding.
122S Maryland ave. ne. Lincoln 6Il9-J.
BARRED ROCK eggs for Matching, s1.25. 624
/ Eap eff
Evening star., 1922-03-22

PACKARD 3-25 seven-pass. touring car; per-
feet condition; new tires and newly painted.
splendid buy. as owner is leaving town.
Columbia 1000 - 23e
Evening star., 1922-03-22

A NICELY FURNISHED APARTMENT CON-
ssting of a living room. bedroom kitchen. ha tn
and porch, situated in q modern apartment
house In very desirable section of Columbia
Heights; immediate possession; per month, 500
Call Col. 1872, or see ALLAN r. WALKER &
90 Inc S13 18th ST NV Main 23.3p
Evening star., 1922-03-22
RENTAL BUREAU.

ARE YOU SEEKING A DESIRABLE ROOM
OR APARTMENTt
We list only those which have withstood a
careful "PERSONAL INSPECTION" Learn
every detail before leaving this office. WASH
INGToN SERVICE BUREAU. All District Ma
tiopal Bank Bldg. Main 2123. 27'
ILLUSTRATED RENTAL CO.. When you
want a furnished room see our descriptive dia-
grams. No charge for locating rooms. 1871
G st. NV. room 410. %
Evening star., 1922-03-22

RO0MING HOUSE. centrally located: Z
floors converted into apartments: basement oc-
cuDied business; suitable for electrician.
plumber or carpenter; rent, $40; will sell for
81 OtN Main 1870
Evening star., 1922-03-22

ROOMING HOUSE Of IS rooms. all rented,
near government depts.: rent very reasonable; !;
must sell, leaving city. Address Box 1S4-S,
nffic
Evening star., 1922-03-22

CLOTHING CASES, six, for
sale; some with sliding glass
doors and double deckers; also
II alcove mirrors. The Fashion
Shop, 9th and E SITS.
Evening star., 1922-03-22

LADY owning home will board and care
children. Terms very reasonable. Address
IT'S Star etfice u
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

BALTIMORE. Md, Jan. s.-Butter
Fancy, creamery, 39a40c; choice
creamery. 36a3sc: good creamery. 81
a35c: prints. 40a42c: blocks. 39a41c:
nearby creamery. 36aSsc: ladle. 26a
csc: Maryland and Pennsylvania
rolls. 24s26c: West Virginia rolls.
23a25c; store packed. 22a23c: dairy
prints. 24a26c; process butter, 34a
35c.
Eggs-The following prices are
for strictly wholesale lots; jobbIne
lots are higher; Maryland and
Pennsylvania and nearby firsts. 43c:
Western firsts. Acc: West Virginia
firsts. 42c; Southern firsts. 41c.
Live Poultry-Chickens. old hens.
AZ lbs and over. per Id. 2ea30c: me-
dunn. to lbs. per III. 25a2sc:
smaller. per III. 22a23c: White Leg
horns. per Id. 22a33c; old ROSTERS.
15a16c: springers. large. per III. SOC:
young winter, lbs and under. acc;
White LeEhorns, lb. Csc: rough.
STACEY and thin. 22a23c Ducks.
young Pekins. 3E lbs and over. per
lb. 27a2Sc: puddle, per lb. 25a27c;
Muscovy. 24a26c; smaller and poor.
per III. 2ia23c. Geese, nearby. per
h.. 22a csc: Western. per ID. 2oa22c:
Kent Island. per Id, 25a26c. Pigeons.
young. per pair. 25a3oc; old, per
pair. 25a30c. Guinea fowl. young,
!. lbs and over. each. soc; smaller.
choice hens. per Id. 45c; young COB
blcrs, Id. 40c: old toms, per ID, S5c:
poor and crooked breast. per Id. soc
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BALTIMORE WEEKLY
LIVESTOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE. Jan. s.-Cattle--Re-
ceipts for week ended Roon today.
2.235 head against ?,D37 last week:
So carloads for market Tor tho
week. With light receipts the
market was active and II ON 10 to
10 cents higher on seers: bulls and
cows rs cents higher. Two loads
choice steers sold for $500. Steers.
choice. $775as25: good butcher,
s6.75a7.50: medium. s5.50a6.50: COM
mon. $4.00a5.25; heffers, choice.
s6.o0a6.50; fair to good. s5.0oa5.75;
common to medium, $4.00a4.75;
bulls. choice. $5.00a5.50: fair to
good. S4.00a4.75: common to me-
dunn. s3.00a3.75: cows. choice. s4.75
s5.25; fair to good. ss.50s4.50; COM
mon to medium. s1.00a3.00.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts for
week ended noon today, S.737 head
against 5.1l7 last week. Light sup:
ply: market higher. Sheep, $2.50a
500: lambs. s7.50al3.75; extra,
$500.
Hogs-Receipts for week ended
noon today 10.099 head against s.
$40 last week: fair supply, market
higher Lights. $3.50; heavy. $3.50:
medium. $3.50; pigs. $3.50; roughs.
5.00a7.00.
Calves-Receipts for week ended
noon today, 1852 head against St5
last week; fair supply, market
about steady: calves, S5.0oa13.0o.
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DEATHS

Addie Sigmund. IL years, 2s29 2sth st NV.
Ernestine Baumgarten, 80. 2415 10th st.
NV.
John b. McKenny, 90, 1905 11th st. NV.
Hiram s. Hyde. Il, sibley Hospt
Thelka Reizenstein, 70, 2901 18th st, NV.
Eleanor BeEgs, 81. 219 sth st. sw.
James DeOughley, "a. Emergency Hospt.
George A. Weaver, IL. Tuberculosis Hospt.
Bessie H. Brandenburg, "a. 1925 Y st. ne
Russell n. Eskridge, 20, Emergency Hospt
John W. sullivan, 81, 1345 st. ne.
Florence II. Wallis, As, 3709 Livingston
st. NV.
Margaret c. Stephenson. So. St. Eliza.
beth's Hospt.
HELEN Webster. 81. Little Sisters of the
Poor.
Ethel l.. Jacobs, .. $50 X st. sw.
Charles W. Loyeless. months. a8l3 V.
Capitol st. ~
Abbott G. hewitt. II days. slbIey Hospt,
Colored.
Isurretln Williams. 81. Freedmrn's Hcsp,
Ruth Barnes. Is, 617 s3rd st. rw.
Thomas Scott, ~, Casualty Hospt
Kathryn Eiddick. months. ChiIdreu's
Hospt.
Lewis Smith, > months. ChiIdrcn's IIoSp,
Harvey NJ. Simms, 4 months, Children,
Hospt.
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Election Detracts from
Grain Market Interest

CHICAGO, Jan. 9-The Board or
Trade election detracted from the
grain markets and professionals
were busy with politics. Robert Nc
Dougal and John Hill. jr.. were the
candidates for. president. A large
delegation of members from outside
markets were here, including some
from New York.
Wheat prices held within a range
of about one cent up to noon. with
prices both higher and lower than
Saturdays finish. The trade ex-
pected a decrease in the visible sup
ply. but there was a lack Of support
at times, and the average OF prices
up to noon was lower with scattered
selling in evidence on all the bulges.
Dry weather continued in the
Southwest, but Is attracting little
attention at the present time. Senti-
men generally is decidedly mixeo.
with statistics continuing to favor
believers in higher prices. Bulges,
however, have not been maintained.
Export demand was reported as
slow, while the milling demand was
better. with premiums at Mime
apolis one cent higher.
TABLES
FURNISHED by ". b. Hibbs & Company. }
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BIRTHS
White.

White.
Wolfe and Ida IZerowitch. girl.
Henry ". and Pricilla ". Hoke. boy.
George u. and Mary Z. Small, girl.
Charles L. and Madeline Smith, girl.
Morgan A. and Ethlyn N. Orndorn, boy.
Alvin W. and Grsce d. Poppen. girl.
Herbert ". and Helen z. DevereII, boy.
Richard H. and Irms A. Bailey. boy.
walter ]. and Marie r. Hayes girl
Rubin ". and Fannie y Jenkins. girl.
Luther r. and Mary Jackson, girl
Fay c. and Dora Brown. girl.
Gordon N. and Frances Kingman, girl
Roy =. and FlosSie MiskeIl. boy
Elroy W. and Florence NJ. Plant boy
James B. and Marguerite A. Waters, boy
Milton L. and Jennie z. Arnold. boy.
Andrew ]. and Mary Fl. MeSsner, girl.
Hugh and Marie Smyth. girl.
william 2. and Mary z. Higgins, girl.
Colored.
Ernest A. and Elizabeth Jackson, boy.
Calvert and Rosalla Woody. boy.
william r. and Bulah ]. Butler boy
Edgar and Catherine Hines, boy.
John Fl. and Flora Harris. girl.
Charles A. and Catherine Jackson, boy.
Bernard T. and Margaret Matthew, boy.
Isaac and Rosa Twyman. girl.
John Fl. md Edna VI. Janifer, boy.
william and Catherine Windsor. girl.
Norman and Mary Harrison. girl.
James and Lavinia Jones, boy.
James and Minnie Adams. boy.
william and virEie Miles. boy.
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PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. s.-Butter
Solid packing creamery. high
scoring, S7a39c: extras. 36c: extra
firsts, 35c; frsts, 31a33c; seconds.
2sa30c; sweet creamery, choic.
fancy. 3sa3sc: fair to good, 29a37c;
fancy prints. Assoc; fair to good,
4Oa47c.
Eggs-Nearby extra firsts. 43c:
firsts, 42c; Western extra firsts. 42c:
firsts. 41c; seconds. 35a40c: fancy
candled. 57a5Sc: fair to good, 51a
SEC.
Live Poultry-Fowls, fancy yell
low-skinned. 32a34c; medium. 2sa
30c: inferior, 22a25c: white Leg
horn. 22a27c; spring chickens. fancy
yellOw-skined. 2sa3Oc; medium, 25a
csc; inferior, 22a24c; young roost-
ers, 19a02c; old roosters, 16a1sc;
turkeys. 35a4oc; ducks. white Pekin,
30a32c; mixed, 24a26; muscovy, 1sa
zoe; geese, 23a25c. :.
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Marriage Licenses

Unless otherwise specified, all the applI-
c8nts are from this city.
MarceIlus n. Davis, So, of solomons, Nd,
and Ella p. Vaughan, 81. of Baltimore, Nd
Rev. II. V. Saunders.
Romeo Fl. LeClaire, %. Of Boston, Mass,
Mass Rev. W. T. Snyder.
David G. White, 80, Of Herndou, Va, and
Maude Dodd. %. Of Alexandria, Va. Rev.
II. d. Mitchell.
David N. weathers, %. and Mary v.
winters, IS. Rev. d. G. Keenan,.
Chester Robinson. %, and Theolia Mora
bin. IS. Rev. r. Anderson.
John P. Kelly, 20. Of Iowa City, Ia,
and Mareslla Swift. 20. Rev. e. A. Han
nan.
Charles D. Schultz, 81. and Catherine II.
Powers. 10, both of Baltimore, Nd. Rev
J. n. Jenries-
Guy W. Cline.s 80. Of HyattsvilIe. Nd.
and Teresa G. Gowl, IS. of Harrisouburx
Va. Rev. W. Radcliffe.
Gus sslomsa. 40. and Ida Abrahams, %.
Rev. A. Simon
Ralph Endieott. "a. and Leila C. Emir,
-. Rev. A.F. Henderson.
Harrison Jones, %, and Clara Walker
-. Rev. J. L. Pinn.
Roy L. Martin, 81, and Hazel B. Nc
Cleary. Is. both Of Richmond. Va. Rev.
]. E Briggs.
J. Dutton Wainwright. "a. and Emma
N. sehwab. y. Rev. Z. Fl. SVEN.
Walter D. Sanford, 81, and Mary n
Weaver, Is. Rev. V. y. Richardson
Jack J. Mason. %. and Dorothy Lander,.
-. Rev H. p. Downs.
Clyde y Lumpkin, %. and Alice wyatt,
30. Rev. J. z. Erigzs.
OSsHr W. HortOp- %. and Doris r. Fcath-
rr. 80. Of Baltimore. Nd. Rev. W. L.
Devries.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. Jan. .. Flour
Quiet.
Pork-weak and lower; mess, $50.
Lard-Firm, middleweight. spot,
S9.4Oa9.5O.
Susar-Raw, s3.42aS4s: granulat-
ed. $4s0a4.90.
Coffee-Rio, No. Z, on spot, Nc;
No. 4 Santos, 12a12lzc.
Tallow-Dun; special, SIC; city,
SIC.
Hay-Steady; No. /. 100; No. 3,
1.3Oa1.35: clover. 1.20a1.45.
Dressed Poultry-Turkeys, 30a51c;
chickens. 1sa45c; fowls. i7a32c;
ducks, 24a35c.
Live Poultry Geese, 20a26c;
ducks. 30a35c5 fowls, 25a30c; tur-
keys. 35a45c; roosters, lie; chick
ems, 26a2Sc.
Eggs-Nearby white. SEC; nearby
mixed, 35a3Sc: fresh nrsts, 4oa46c;
Pacific Coast firsts, 4oa54c.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

CHICAGO. Jan. 9.-Cattle-Prime
steers, sS.25as: good to choce heavy
steers. s6.s5asa35: feeding steers.
st75a6: hcifers. s5aS; yearlings, fair
to choice, ss.5oal0; plain to good
steers, s5a6.75: fair to choice cows,
S3.30a6.25: heavy calves. s3a7.
Hogs-Choice light butchers, $3.50
ASS; medium weight butchers,
S7.60as.10: heavy butchers. STATIC:
fair to fancy light, s7.75as.55; heavy
packing, s6.4Oa71o: rough packing,
s6a6.40; pigs, s7aS.50.
Sheep-Good to choice lambs, So
75a12.25: feeding lambs, sSa1O.75:
Gull lambs. sSal0.25: yearlings, IS
all; wethers, s4a7: ewes, s2a65O.
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BUFFALO LIVESTOCK.

EAST BUFFALO. n. Y, Jan. 3
Cattle-Prime steers. ssaS.75; ship
ping steers. SsaS.75; butcher grades.
s750aS.5O: heifers, s7a750: cows.
s2a6.25; bulls. s3.25a5.25; cows and
springers. S5a6.
Calves-Culls to choice. s4a13.
Sheep and Lambs-Choice lambs.
s13a13.25: culls to fair. SSa12.75;
yearlings. sSall50: sheep. s3a7.25.
Hogs-Yorkers, s9as50: pigs, s9a
9.75; mixed, sS.50a9; heavy. sSaS.5O;
roughs. s6a6.50; stays. s4a45O
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PROPOSALS.


COMMISSIONERS. u. c. washington
January :, 1874. Sealed proposal, s-
constructing eiFht-room addition 20 aud
making alterations in Burha-an Sr's.-.
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trict Eailfing. urtil . o'clock n. m Grr.
uary ~. 1872. For detailed inf0rmafioa app
ply To Room f2I. District Building D..
po>t OF $40 required ~ Insure re'r-. -
plans and specifications. CUNO n RI
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Washington. January 10. 1872 Ssaled
proposals will BE- receited at Room sic. ~ 10
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ruary >. 1922. for Furnishing and Installing
In Public Schools. iGs adjustablr ds-ks sue
chnirs. For detailed informant apply y
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