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The Washington herald., 1907-10-13
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished b5 A. o. Brown Co., man
DeFs Of the New York Stock Exchange R9d The Chi
ssgo Board Of Trade. Munsey BUILDING
Chicago, Oct. l.-Wheat made new high record
for the scar to-day. and closed lit cents higher
As heretofore. sne demand came up from the cash
wheat putting shorts into panic and dFiyias
most o. them 70 cover over Sunday. ensyings
we're not free and values therefore were quite
responsive There was some Northwest buying Of
fair importance. which served 70 increase the
stringsncy. There vas some selling by owners oi
upward indemnities and miscellaneous longs. Tslk
q possible semoys q the import duty Of s7% cents
b Ialy and ef ~ cents duty BY Austria Hungary
she latter Usually good exporteT-staried the up
Wara trend. The sale Of tao cargoes additional 0i
cash Yed winter wheat also helped the market
The sales we're al y ceHt better relatiye prics. Al
compared 10 the futures than heretofore Weather
IN the Northwest is cold indicating that Sail pow
ing viii soon cease possibly increasing the shipping
ana marketing Of wheat Australia reported rains
there, but the effect was 0ny momentaTy. Liver
POOL was = to ID lower for spot. \ higher for
futures. Export houses claim ali bids from abroad
are strongest Of the year Local cash sales 24 00l
bushels seaboaTd reported % loads worked FOX eK-
port
killing frost in Iowa and Indiana and heavy frost
indicated for Kansas, Missouri and the Ohio Val
ley, with the bulge Ia wheat. started a bkom in
corn resulting in net advance soF the day Of ll
ceuts. There was considerable investment biyiHg,
ana shorts ran TO cover near the close. II is BE-
liesed that the freeze has caught and will damage
much soft corn. The West bought freely here Some
oi the local longs took profits but these offerings
gefe inadequate to stay the advance Liverpool
sls-t ecFn was Id lower. Local cash sales were
~. go bushels seaboaFd sales II loads
Oats participated in part in the advance in other
grains but there was material i1cTsase IN trade
The demand for cash oats was poor on sbipping
account. Clearanees. 200 bushels
The prices Of futures follow:
The Washington herald., 1907-10-13
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Oct l2-SUGAR-The domestic refined
sugar market to-day was steady and unchanged.
With all Feiners doing business the basis Of 40
net, less ! per per cent for cash, for fine granu,
lated
The local raw sugar market to-day steady and
unchanged with centrifugal IS test. quoted az $50;
Musc0yado. at s. 5, and molasSes sugar a: als
The London beet sugar market today was weak
with October and NoFember down 2Ad each, at 9s
pzd for both
NAVAL sToREs-Dull and unchanged.
BUTTER-Receipts. 5,2sl packages. Moderate de-
mand. Creamery extra. 30 fFsts. zSa29.
EGGS Receipts s-2l5 packages. Easy; moderate az
mand. Nearby white fancy. 3ia6
MILL FEED-Strong; small trade. Spring bran.
l09lb. sacks. to arrive lake and rail, Hs0: mid
dlings. 2960: city bran. in bulk eco; Western red
dog $3.50. to arrive.
FLOBR-Quist; irregular. Spring patents. s75a
sss spring clears, s5la500: winter srraights s00a
S20s winter clears. Es0a460; Kansas in sacks pat
ents, 5Soa55a; stTaigts, 4s5a5lS; clears, 429as 50
RYE FLOUR-InactiEe unchanged We quote,
L75as. 40
CORN MEAL-Market quiet Kiln dried. for ex-
port. 375aAl8; coarse meal in bags, il4ala9
HAY Firm: fair inquiry. Receipts. SO tons
Prime timothy Ll0all5 No. I, iloi No. 2, locales;
10. s. Saas5.
BEEF-Firm; small trade. Family. AWal4N,
packet. n.5eal290
Ha
TALLOw-slarket is dull. City. in hogsheads. &c
LARD-Qliet. Prime Western, a7O; city. 900.
refined continent, $50; South American. aV0ai0 50
refined Brazilian. kegs Ills; city ssearine. lGD;
oleostearine, unchanged; New York, sa; Chicago.
70.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-13
PRICES FALL LOWER
Business Is Dull on Local
Stock Exchange.
RAILWAYS ARE HIT HARD
Stock Forced on Market by Holders
Who Want Money Seized by Bar
gain HuRters-Leaders Lack sup
pOrt-Banks Are Reported to Be
Calling In Long Time Loans.

The usual dullness OF Saturday was in
evidence yesterday on the Washington
Stock Exchange There was little busi-
ness. and prices which have been in a
habit Of falling lately took another turn
for the worse, closing low for the week
IN all the leaders The business Of the
day was confined 10 554 shares of stock.
made up largely OF the railways Mer-
genthaier, aud Mitchell Mining.
AS on former days OF this week. the
sales were lots forced upon the market
By persons weary of holding on 70 long
stocks or 70 whom the raising Of money
is an urgent necessity Washington Rail-
way common sagged down 10 30 on sales,
and the preferred shares sold from 6s
down TO IS. Washington Gas went at "A
and Mergenthaler at 207. Mitchell Mining
sold 100 shares at $L25 a share. but the
closing bid price was at 81 share, the
lowest price in many weeks. In all the
issues mentioned the closing bid prices
were below the sales. The market is es-
Isentially a falling one, the support given
TO the railways, Gas, and others having
been apparently withdrawn.
Anxious About Wall Street.
Yesterday there was d feeling Of some
anxiety with regard 10 the New York
market. As the brokers came 10 their
seats they had just been scanning the
tickers and were In a nervous state as TO
their investments and those Of their
clients. Many a one OF them would like
to know what the market will do Mon
day
The one bright feature OF the day
was the strength in bank shares.
United States Trust recording several
sales without any weakening Of the
price.
Tighfness in money. which has been
the constant cry In New York during
the pact week. is being felt slightly in
Washington It vas stated yesterday
that two or three OF the banks had
called In some Of their large loans and
some of those that had been running
some time. This action was not due
10 any appreeiable scarcity OF money
but the natural feeling Of keeping
weather eye out for possible breakers
ahead
The Washington banks are all in ex-
eellent condition, and men really in
need Of money have little difficulty in
getting loans on good security. but
The local Institutions are preparing fer
the large amounts OF money needed
al the turn OF the year. and Il was
stated yesterday by conservative
banker that some loans would be called
In where the banks thought accOmmo-
dation had run fRr enough
The Washington herald., 1907-10-13

Baltimore, Oct R-FolIOwing are the Official
prices for to-day.
WHEAT-stock in elevators. l04sA b,lshelS Sale,
reported Of cargo Of about 400 bushels WceEily
which arrived late yesterday. al los bushei. a
cargo Of about 20 bushels q stock steamer No.
red sold to-day al L6Sis. and oaTgoes on grade Al
less for special bin No. red. 1884 for stock Ne
red. io5a for special bin steamer Nc. red. L05i.
for stock steamer No. red. i04a, for special bin
rejected, l05A for stock rejected and l00s fol
Teiscted 20 20 through tbs drieT. Contract. Deesm.
ber lilA. Settling prices: No ? red Western
lf21s contract spot, 100; No. red, g.07 steamer
Nc. red. los; steamer No. red Western LOsls
Western spot October i.lals December. Iis Con
usct closed strong; spot. October. Lob. December
l.lgz
FLoUR-WiB,er extra. soaas %. do. clear. s..0s
as; do. straight 47oa4so: do. patent. 4ssas 10
spring clear. A50ai75: do. straight 55oa5T0: d.
patent. 5.55aseo; City Mills best patent SO; Do
high-gTade patent. $50: do. straight 55; do.
choice. family. as: extra. 3s5saea; rye -four. me.
dign to eAoses, s.sSai.'5i eoglmes, peE 10 lbs,
Ls0al 60
CORN-stock in elevators. 7SnG bushels. Tracs
yeiiow corn, domestic delivery Tara a hushel f0l
car lots prime on SPOT. Contrast year Sra, sales
Ssies } car mixed 70 90 in. .: 500 year. 6Ts
$50 SPOT. q; 1900 January, e5l; 1900 do. g
car yeli0w 70 go IN, &c; yellow tdomeStiel IL
No. 2 elevator. 7fs. Settling prices ofHcisIly
posted were: No. 2 white 15: mixed 70: steamei
mixed. So: steamer white. 6; No. ) s8; spot. Oc
toner, 73is; December T554 year. 6s2s January, 81.
February. s..
oATs-stock in elevators. 2ss7 bushels; ship
ments from elevators. s2e White. No 9. heavy
Ra59; DO No, lFht 20 medium, &IssSIA do,
No. heavy. sA,aS; No, medium, ss5s; do, Ne
light Nlsasi; d.. Ne. { light 70 heavy. ssass
mixed No. 2 55a55is; do. No 5 5ia54s1; do, Nc T.
52ss2is.
RYE-Stock IN elevators, 81 sos bushels; shipments
from elevators, "a No. 2 Western re, hushel, ssa
s; No. ? rys tdomestiel. per bashel. Ssss
The Washington herald., 1907-10-13
SPOT Market.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore, Oct. l2-Fouoving are the prices quoted
BY the principal commission houses;
BUTTER-CresmeTy. fancy. per H., 3la32; i1lita-
tion, PAS: Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls. %;
stoTe-racked. Ohio and West Virginia. % Mary
land Virginia. and Pennsylvania 24a26.
EGGS-Aisryland. Pennsylvania, and nearby arsts
loss of, per dozen, 8
LIVE EfPOULTRY-Chicksnz. old hens. heavy. per
H. l3i1 do. roosters. each 25aSo; young Ia ducks
puddle. lsrZe, Z; do, small, II; do muscoYy and
mongrel. slsl2; do, brakes, each, 0afo.
POTATOES-White nearby prime, Der bushel
5sa6o; Western Maryland and Pennsylvania ssa60 /;
yams. per Dbl. new. Lg5alD sweets. new. yellow
i.75a1so; DO, Anne Arundel, yellow, l90a2oo
GREEN FRUITS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Eastern shore. Maryland and Virginia per bbl
No. l. L25aL50: do. small, common. 75al00; do
per lz-bhl. backet 40s60; do, New York, asst. bb
250a35O; cabbage, New York. Danish ton uO0a
100; celery. New York. bunch, ss35 grapes, Con
cords. per 5-b. basket loalli lettuce New York
per basket l.S0a20o; onions Pennsylvania yellow
per bushel, 55a7o; do. Western. yellow 65a70
peaches, Eastern Shore Maryland. per box choice
ZOOa2.50; do. pie fruit. box, l5oa20O: mountain
per basket, 1Ooal.50; pears eastern Shore. Secke
per basket. Soa50 do. Duchess Per basket, s0a35
do. lie Conte. per basket, S)a52is; do, New York
Seckel per bbL 5.00a60o; tomatoes nearby per
basket 15a20; do. Eastern Shore Maryland, isa2D; 4;
do. Anne Arundel. l5a2O; do. measured bushel
The Washington herald., 1907-10-13
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
- auoted Ia wholesaIs.l

BUTTER-Demand active ana marset strong
Creamery, fancy, 3lika52 de- Western irsts sasI
do, seconds. 2a2s; process, fancy. 27za2s do fair
70 good. zsai dairy, choice 2laZi; do, good. lSaaa
ssore-pscked, fresh, lsa20
CHEEsE-AiaFket firm and active on all kiEds.
New York State factory. large, l6al7: do. fats.
l6alf; DO, small i5ial6; do, smmer, larEe ia
Is; do summer, small. Halils; do fair to good la
IS; Western factory new, choice. lFaal5; do. TAR
to good. IL; Virginia 10.
EGGs-Supply scarce; market firm. Near
by frssa Virginia, 2a2s West Virginia and South
west Virginia. HAS; Tennessee "A North Cafolina a
LIVE POULTRY-Recoi liberal: market dnl.
Chickens fancy. l6alTi do snail, lsai6 hens Is:
roosteTs, g; duekS large, llal2i Do, snail, aio:
geese, sss turkeys toms, per H. Bals; do, hens
l6al7; do, thin, 10 F; keats. 10
DRESSED POULTRY-Receipts moderate; msrke.
firm. Turkeys. hens. undrawn. per h., isa20; do
average. undraWn, Hals; do, thin 10; old toms Is
ehiekess large 17als: hens choice Is; ROSTERS 9.
ducks old sale; spring. l5ali: reese. 6a1l
DRESSED MEATS-calves. full dressed, s.0oa
1000; heads off. 800; hogdressed calves 800; hams
country, suearcured, lial6.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. home grown. per bSl.,
l.50a2O0 per bushel 65a7o; sweet potatoes Der hhl
l75a200; ysms. L9, cabbage per bbl. 80: c7leum-
bers North Carolina lo0al5o; onions. Maryland
and Virginia per bushel, 6sa7s; do. Maryland and
Virginia per bbl.. Z50a275; beets, bunch sai can.
taloupes 2aala; string beans. basket LSoal1
GREEN FRUiTS-Applcs. York Imperial packed.
2Sa5 o. do. SPY, per bbL, 25s2 70; do loose PACK
ed, 5oal5o; peaches. per box, 2ooa25o: d. common.
L00aI5o.
SUNDRIEs-BeesEsx %; tallow. sa5A; honey
white clover. lib. new. l3; do. do, 2lb. new. 10
Az; ginseng per h. 6.ooa650; seneca, per To-. 90:
golden SEAL soai5 pink I2ali; mandrake zas; snake
root. g.
GRAIN-Whest. choice. s5ai.e2; do, fair TO Scod
ssa9o; do ordinary, 75asa rye, e5a7e; corn, shesd
white 72a73; do. yellow, i2sl5; do, ear. 325a300
cats Western white, 40. ?, s5al0; do mixed esass
Brsn, PER ton, 2Ocasoeo; middlings, 5oelasz0
HAY AND STRAW-Timethy, choice 28.ga2l %.
10, No !, i90oa2o00; do, No. 2 H01ale00; mixed
has ls0oal200; cloveg lse0al7.5o; strax. we per
bundle. Ilo0 do. do. machine thrashed. 65oaS T5.
se., wheat, $50
WoeL AND HIDEs-WooI, washed free Of burs
per H., s.; do. unwashed free Of burs, per b.. s;
do. bury, per b. zs hides, green. per D., o. do
dry. per b. l5alI sheep skins. green. esch coal %
do. dry. each, 2sa75; calf skins. green, each. LX
CHESTNUTS-Pef ID. Is,
The Washington herald., 1907-10-13
PLEA FOR NATURE FAKES.
Writer Defends Criminal stories as
HumanisInE.

Edwin l. Sahin in September Lippincotts
Criticised though they ars-these an
imal stories so popular of late In fetioa
-as being mawkish, supersentimental,
unnatural and misinforming, is It not
better to- invest the beast and bird cre-
alton with o'er-much humaniSation rather
than with o'er-llttle?
Man kills so easily, even SC mechan-
ieally, with never thought for the agon-
les of the victims. Man is the only an
imai which kills normally. Just for the
love OF H. Other animals of prey kill
to eat or IN defense. But It is man who
killed thousands of buffalo bulls. when
they were valGeleSs. simply TO see them
stagger and fall; who slaughtered the
passenger pigeons and fed them 20 the
hogs; who catches far more trout than
he can consume. and shoots more ducks
than he can give away.
Step softly as an average man may
into a wood merry with bird and squir-
rel, and he surely must note the sudden
voices of alarm which herald his pres
ence. the hush which attends his passage,
the outburst again, timidiy increasing,
when he has gone Fer through the
wood his reputation is that Of a mur-
derer, from whom no living thing Is safe.
He is Man; ''varmint' worse than bear
and wolf and tiger. snake. and hawk.
Therefore, II the animal story. exag-
gerated as It undeniably Is. can bring
man 10 look with more friendly and
compassionate eye upon his humbIer
cousins. and can interest, especially, the
uprising generation, Il deserves a God<
speed despite its faM4s.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-13
MARBLE HALLS OF OREGON. y
Government to Retain Wonderful
Caves as Monument.

In Southern Oregon, hugging the Cali
1 fornia line near the famous old mining
camp OF Kerby, is a cave that promises
on further exploration 20 be the greatest
in the world, says the Portland Oregon
ian. Il is in the Siskiyou reservation
seventy-ave miles from Briggs mines on
Sucker Creek.
This wonder of marble and crystal
/ beauty has just been explored to greater
I depths. by a party composed OF Joaquin
Miller, c. B. Watson, and jefferson
Myers. Mr.. Myers returns to Portland
enthusiastic with what he had seen.
/ 1t is truly wonderful, that place Is"
/ he said. We went-oyer all that is now
known OF IT, Joaquin Miller named it
/ The Marble Halls of Oregon
we went from Kerbyville under the
guidance of the two men who have spent
twenty years in and around the splendid
place. John Kincaid. of Williams. Ore.
and Frank NJ. Nfckerson, Of Ke4by. We
left Portland August i. and just got
back.
From KeFby we went to the mouth Of
Cave Greek, then UP that stream over
good foot trail seven miles 70 the
mouth OF the Halls Here the River
styx comes right out Of the mountain
and tumbles over a fan Of twenty feet
This is the lower entrance. II is about
as large as an ordinary door in the face
of marble cliff. 800 feet high, and 500
feet long. and clear white. a beautiful
sight in itself. This entrance was found
in 1874 by hunter named Elijah David
son. who traiied a whitefaeed bear into
the place Three years later, In 1877.
Davidson, Nickerson. one of our guides.
and John III. Chapman made the first ex
ploration. They went over the same route
within the cave that we did this trip.
''The first owners were Homer and
Ernest Harkness. brothers, who SQUAT
ted there in 1880 and spent oven $1,000
trying to open UP the place. They made
trails and all that. but gave it up. for
there were not people enough TO come
to see to make it. pay F. NJ, Nlckerson
and A. J. Henderson next took I'D the
property In 1881 After them came Capt.
A. B. Smith, who spent about $500. Our
l.
through the efforts ofyM. J. Anderson,
chief OF forestry for Southern Oregon.
the government withdrew It from private
entry and will make II a national monu-
ment
THE halls are, so far as we know now,
on four levels OF floors. Frsm the lowest
to the highest is about 600 feet. Eese
levels. as in mine. are connected here
and there. Above the lower entrance is
another and smaller one about 800 feet
karther up the mountain.
The halls cover perhaps a township
and contain not less than twenty miles
Of chambers, halls. and rooms, many of
which have not yet been opened up The
interior Is composed of solid marble, white
as snow. and solid stalactites, some of
them over a foot through and fifty feet
long. clear as diamonds. The color eff
tects cannot be expressed.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. Oct l2-CATTLE E-Reoeipts 700 head
estimated for Monday, S0.000 market unchanged.
HOGS-Reoeiuts. 1900 head; estimated for Mon
day. 35,o0o market TO 10 cents lower. Light 63Oa
sSoi rouehs s l0as35; mixed 625a70o; heavy, Goa
SIS: pigs 540a65.
SHEEP Receipts. l5nO head; estimated for Mon
DAY. 80 Oo0 market unchanged.
New York Oct. l2.-CATTLE- Receipts, LIS head
including two cars; market held over yesterday: no
trade in live cattle nominally weak. Dressed beef
quiet native sides. Sal0a per lb
ALVES-Reoeipts, N head; Feals non,inally
steady Calves sold at 500; cars of Western un-
sold Dressed calves SLOW; city dressed veais, 7au
per h.: country dressed sai2ia
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rsceipts, $40 head; sheen
nominal; lambs slow and several cars unsold. Com
mon and medium Buffalo lambs, 600a65O no sales
Of prime stock
HOGs-Receipts 2650 head: steady feeling for
heavy and medium hogs, lower for pigs; car Of
Ohio pigs sold lste yesterday a. SEQ
The Washington herald., 1907-10-13
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Oct. l2-Aioney on can was ouoted
noIninaly al per cent to-day Rates during the
week have ranged between snd pa per cent aTerag-
ing about s. TIE whole market was active through
out the week with hardening tendency. Rates
were very firm On Monday loans we're made at 8
and "a per cent; Tuesday, and 5; WEDNESDAY c
and 8; Thursday, and 2iz. and Friday 81 and ~.
Time money Was hun throughout the week De
mand was not pressing, but offerings were mesrer.
and borrowers continued 10 show preference for
loans Of January maturity. Rates on ninety-day
loans were advanced 10 Ga per cent Offerings at
Per cent for this class Of loans did not meet with
much response. Rates Tor four 10 six monfhs' ma
TURTLES generally per crnt.
Mercantile paper continued dull and UNCHANGED
throughout the week A little buying vas reported
from the smaller country banks but the volume Of
business Was small. Rates per cent for four 10
six months bills receivable and prime single names
and N for others.
Sterling firm. with demand bills 10 points
higher az ASK. Rates for actual business closed
follows; Sixty days, 4s235at s24o demand 4ss25a
1850; cables, 4,s5s5a4,s69o Commercial bills were
4sI%a4S2z-
The Washington herald., 1907-10-13
HEAVY SELLING SEEN
Declinein the Market Is Gen.
eral and Continuous.
BANK RETURN IS FAVORABLE
New York City installations Derive
No BENEFIT from Deposits Made by
the Secretary Of the Treasury.
Coed Reasons for Heaviness of
Stocks-Net Earnings Decrease.

New York, Oct 12.-Heavy selling
Of stocks that was incessant up to the
time Of the publication of fhe weekly
bank statement, was agair the rule
on the stock exchange to-day
The decline in the market was gen.
erak the weakness of the industrial
shares being not so much a feature
OF the business as was the case yes
terday and the day before. Neither
were there any particularly note
worthy developments, and only what
Wall street loves TO call the technical
side Of tho market appeared 20 be pres
ent In the consideration Of spectators.
Bank Return Is Favorable.
The bank return was much more ia
vorable than that of last week. show
Ing that the loss in cash by the banks
during the week was only $656,000.
which, with a decrease IN loans OF
S5,666.0o0. resulted in an increase Of
S2,0oI375 in the bank surplus.
Up TO the present time the banks
OF this city have derived practically no
direct aid from the deposits of public
money with the national banks Of the
country made by the Secretary OF the
Treasury. Indirect assistance to the
local financial situation has, of course
been AFFORDED by the deposits Of public
funds made with the Western banks
which have served 10 mitigate the H.
nancial strain upon this center.
There are substantial reasons for stat
ing, however, thst the Secretary of the
J. fc
cessor did. that there are limitations 70
the amount of public money that can be
taken by these minor Institutions
Causes for the Decline.
There were on the face OF things a
good many specific reasons for the sharp
decline in the market this week Dur
ing the week there have been published
the annual reports OF the last year of
the operations of many OF our great
railway companies, as well as the state
ments covering the operations OF these
roads during the month of August and
Of the first two months Of the current
year. and without an exception ali these
reports We're unfavorable as testifying
10 the continual tendency Of railway op-
Grating expenses to cut into net earn
ings while, as a rule the railway COM
panies have shown actual decrease in
earnings for the two months OF the
present year
OF course, these earnings compare with
enormous revenues last year. and to
some extent they are impaired super
ncially by the necessity on the part OF
the railway auditors for obeying the new
rules Of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission in regard 10 making up ac-
counts
The Washington herald., 1907-10-13

New YORK. Oct. l2-The market to-day could not
hold up under good weather reports. SoHthern sell
ing orders were on a large scale, and there was
no support anywhere. except such as came from
TIE shorts. The crop must be making under the in
auenes ot the mild weather. and without an early
period Of killing frost. ;here viii De further re-
vision oi the crop estimates. which have already
been rkised. Independent of the direct siruuud-
ings as 70 Increment holding weather and mil
situation, must reckon with the stock market.
which Is il such shape that il must radicals
change 4 the factors which govern cotton ander
ordinary circumstances are 70 couat for much The
market from our point oi view is a bsaIsh one
and VIII BE- at least until Ihf advent cf frost and
e Is question whether ,t aii Improve even thea.
Tie total available supply according 90 our sx-
change figures. Is 257Zo1 hal0s. against Z3li5oe
last year. The American suppiy IS L95S.oo against
l574o0o last year The worlds takings Of Ameri-
can cotton Tor the week are l6008 bales against
5000 last week and Z33ooo last year. Statistics
al this iunoture are otherwise unworthy Il much
notice, everything fog tie time hsng attaching 70
the weather
Liverpool is due 50 cone 70 ~ lover on Mon
day.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-13

New YORK, Oct. I2-wHEAT-strong. checking
trade. No. ! Northern Daiuih, 10 arrive, liza,
{. o. b.; No rcd. f. o. b., Lli: No. hard. E. 0.
b., lHl5 No I macarOni LIZA T. o. b. : No :
maoaroni Lloiz No Aisuitobs. l.2s 4 o. b. No.
Manitoba, lD. T. O. b. Exporters took 3 loads
and cargo from Chicago
C0RN-Strung: fair demand. No elevator, 75s
No 2 nominal T. o. b.. 75E, for end October and
early November: No. yellow. o. B., 7sss No ?
white. 76iS {. o. b., end October Exporters took
loads
0Afs-stesdy small demand Elevator prices:
New cron No. 5 white Sis No. white, s. No.
mixed. 55A
The prices for futures follow: