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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-02
Valuable Dogs Poisoned.

TWO dogF. one a great Dane. another
an English setter, were poisoned by
strychnine at the home OF their master.
Maj. Alexander Hunter. who lives in
Rock Creek Park, near the District line.
These dogs were OF the finest pedigree
and OF exceptional value, and the whole
community Is shocked az the outrage. the
first or it, kind IN the vicinity A detec-
tive has been put on the case.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-02
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Nov 1.-BGFfER- Receipts. 4.5ls
packages market WIS featureloss this morning; hne
butter is In moderate supply. specials selling al ga
S2is and extras at 3s3ll4: held butter is in good
demand among nearly all classes Of buyers; process
il inactive. but firm; ladies and packing stock are
steady.
OHEEsE-Receipts to-day ss5 boxes; market
shows little. If any change in tone OF prices Hold
crs OF SepteInbeys strong n their vieTs and are
unit in refusing to grant concessions Octobers
show irregular quality, and values are not clearly
defined.
EGGs-Receipts 7.2Si cases; opened strong and
with active bidding prices advanced sharply on all
grades o. fresh stock. Storage eggs were quiet in
about the former range Of priceB-
AnLK-The wholesale price advanced to-day to
lgl per 4o-quart can.
MILL FEED-steady: trade moderate. Spring
bran, lOo-Ib sacks 10 arrive gI5 standard mid
dog 2Ll5 20 arrive; winter wheat bran. in lOo-lb
sacks. TO arrive, 2i.s5
OATS Steady: trading moderate No. white
Dai5s. No. white. 4Aaiiil: No. white. EaSh
natural and clipped white on tracks. 44aish.
FIOUR-Stcady; market quiet. Kansas straighta
51aJ s.. I'm sacks. pew soft straights 6i5a5.65 IN
barrels spring patents. 5i5a5S5, In barrels; new
spring clears. AIJa49O-
RYE FLOUR-strady: demand moderate Good
20 choice brands quoted at s.OOa4JO.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-New. TO arrive Is quoted
al 30. with quiet demand
HAY-Rcceipts. Lbs tons; Arm fair business
Prime timothy. 100: No :. s2isas5; 40. 2 s5asol
No 3. Slas5
sTRAw-Receirt,. 60 tons; steady; fair dealings
Long rye. 9)a95.
BEEF moderate trade. Family. IASsi5OO:
packet, l201ai25).
PORK-steady. on limited stocks Mess. B.75;
family. 500.
LARD-Dul and weak. Prime Western. 1905:
city. lZ25; refined continent. l325 South American
Il co. refined Braziliah kegs 1870; oleOstearine l6A
lard searine dun; New York, IS
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-02
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Nov, L-Whsat opened unchanged % &c
lower A little general scattered selling On big TO
ccipts caused prizes % ease about 3ac Holders
c. Downs" and local shorts were buyers o. the
brelfs. and the market rallied fractiouaIy. Trade
was % moderate volume and short sellers show 10
confidence Outside markets were weaker than our
o0n. uCtilcab.y heusls City. where cash wheat was
reported slow q sale ard went 90 lc lower. Duluth
reported TO demand and Minneapolis cash premium
Was Cd &c from the opening. The general news
Il the dJr cannot be construed as ANYTHING but
henr.sh. but. org market having teen the low cae
compared with az outside markets tho eject vas
not pronounced prizes. Local caTiots. - with
81 cars estimated for tomorrow.
A generally WEI condition In the Bell particularly
west q Che Mississippi River. gave cum prices
steady tone around the opening. Selling pressure
Va, of too great volume fcr prices not % be
Affected. though there vas a struggle around 81 Tor
Nav. Commission houses bought on scale orters
and not few local traders favor the lJug s'da
Cash prices. steady. demand. slow. Local caro.S
Is. With Ej estimated Tor tomorrow
Oats urrs were % near stationary as possibls
and tho volume ~ trade az a low ebo. There
does rot % De- distinctive feature AZ present
10 induce new speculative trade. Cash rrioss. l4c
lower Local CARROTS. IL. with soi cars estimated
fUr tOuJ-rUW.
Provisions ruled moderately lower under rathcr
free offerings A large Western packer sold quite
limo u January lard. There wa cslside-able
scattered selling also. The buying vas mainly
through commission houses thought % De for cut
side investors. Bullish hog showing was the sli.f
sustaining influence. TIE market closed steady
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-02
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. Nov. L-Quotauons furnished by Bal
tmUs Fruit and Produce Association are as FOL
lows:
BUTTER-Creamery separator, per b., S2ao; I'm
tation, ZAP. Prints Alb, Sa34; do lib, 2a3i:
blocks. 2ib.. per b.. Sa5; dairy prints. Mary
Land. Pennsylvania. and Virginia. 25a25: Virginia
and West Virginia store packed 23a2l Ohio store
packed 2a23i8. by rolls per h.. ZIs. West
Virginia rolls per d.. Oh: Ohio rolls. DIR d.. PA
EGGS-Maryland, Pennsylvania. and nearby frsts.
per doz.. 80; Eastern Shore Maryland and Viz
giniA. 80: Western nrstE. 80: West Virginia, 90:
North Carolina 30.
LIVE POULTRY-Od hens. heavyweight. per
d.. Y. do. lightweight h.. y: old roosters
PER 10. g; young chickens. choice Der h. Il:
rough and poor. l2al3: ducks per b. y; turkeys
young lbs. and over. Il: old. per b.. l6; geese
Western and Southern, H.. llal2 Maryland and
Virginia. per ID. llal2; Kent Island per h l5al4:
pigeons. young. pcr pair. 10. do Old per pair Do:
do. white Pekirs. PER To-. -; spring ducks lbs
and over. PER b. b: TO-. guinea fowls, old, each
.; do. yO1ng. lalls lbs. sCoi5.
POTAIOES-Whlte. native. per bus prime. 55a
60: do, Western Maryland per bus, prime 55a6O
do, seconds 4Oai5; DO. New York. per bus prime
6ca63: do. Western. per bus. prime 60a63: sweets
yellow. Per Dbl, Eastern Shore. s0al 10; do. Anne
Arundel per bbl.. sjaL00; yams. Potomac. per Dbl
IS; Eappahannock, per Dbl, rs.
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGErABLES-Ap ples
Maryland and Virginia. fancy. per Dbl, l.Z5al IS
do. fair. pcr Dbl. LoOaL25; do, per 5s-bbl has
J0a1j; do. Maryland and Pennsylvania packed. Der
hbl 22sa3Oo; do. New York. assorted, per Dbl.
25oai00. Beets. native. Der bunch laIn. Cab
bages. native per 100. l.O0a2OO 90, New York
State, per ton, l0.00al2OO. Celery. Michigan
per bunch, 25a4O; do, New York State r.sr
dor, 2al0 Cranberries. Cape Cod per bbl. 550a
$50: per box. l1al7j. Eggplants native Der has
Ian. Grapes, Concord. Der baS., Ssa9; do Mag
ara, per bas. saiO; do. Delaware. per has. l2al5
catawba, per bas.. Slaa9. Grapefruit Florida Der
box. 2J0a3 =. Lettuce. New York. per has 5Oal 90
Onions, New York and Western. per bus 55a6O.
Maryland and Pennsylvania. yellow. per bus. ba6O
Oranges. Florida per box. as % size. l. 75a2 50
Peaches. mountain. yellow. per A-bas coal 90: do
per O-lb. baS 40a60; do. Der carrier. fancy 5aa
200; do w. Heath per bas.. l.0OaI25 Pears Kiefers
bas l5a5; do. per Dbl. Local %; do. New York
bartlett, per Dbl, 5,0oaG5o; DO, Scckel Der mi
aOOa65O do. ClaDps Fayorite. per bbl 4.s0a5 5i
Green beans native. per bus. box. Ea60: wax beans
native. per bus bas.. 5Oa60; tomatoes. Eastern
Shore. Maryland. per bas Ial2lz; do, native. Der
ss-bas.. Ba2o; do. per measure, Der has. 4OaO.
turnips native, per bus. 90.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-02
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

The new Park Savings Bank started
in business yesterday and had very
suspicious beginning. Even the weather
was favorable. and from the morning
hour 90 9 o'clock at night Edward Faw-
sett and his helpers behind the counters
were busy taking in the deposits and
making out the necessary slips OF credit
The new banking room was much ad-
mired by the stream OF callers who
dropped IN during the day and evening TO
pay their respects 70 President Saunders
and the directors.
Deposits in the bank yesterday we're
large. and continued briskly up to the
closing hour 1t was estimated last night
that the amount intrustod to the new
institution was upward Of $4,000.
The banking room. from its new and
shining vault 20 the mahogany furnish
Ings and the bouquets OF cut flowers
sent In by friends Of the officers OF the
bank. made pretty picture yesterday.
OF which Mount Pleasant was Justly
proud
Trading 90 the Washington Stock FIX
change yesterday was a little more brisk
than on most days last week. though The
trading took a different turn Traction
shares were mostly neglected, and the
buying was I'm the type machine and bank
shares Mergenthaler sold on a rising
scale from 2lG 20 2i6 5-S. and I.anston
sold at 10 for a small broken lot The
trading in bank shares was I'm small lots
at the current prices. Firemen's Insur-
ance sold a few shares at ~, and Graphic
phone went az IA.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-02
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore Nov. L--WHEAT-Spot contract, Ll65s;
SPOT, No. 2 red. Western. Lls55; November. LIS;
December. LIS; January, LIS: steamer No red.
L0'4: receipts. si.sl6 bus; Southern. by sample.
95all1
CORN-spot contract, old, 6s; new, 65; year. 63Ita
659. January 627.a631s; February 63a63I. receipts
9G25 bus
OATS-Stock IN elevators, l63 100 bus, ship
ments from elevators. $3.50 bus White. No. .
10 weight. 45ai5il: do. No. 3 as 10 weight s3a
4fk: do. No. {. 20 weight, 4lizal25: do mixed
No. g 4Esai3; d. No. 3. llaAh.
RYE-Stock in elevators. 1876 go bus. ailments
from elevators. JIG bus No. ne Western car
lots. domestic, sozasl No. rye nearby. 7sas0;
bag lots. as 70 quality and condition. 65a7s.
FLOUR-Wintor extra, i60a490 do. clear 5O0a
SO; do. straight. 5.2Ja540: d. patent. 5T5a5gO.
spring clear. 4.7oaf.95: do, straight 52la5B; DO.
patent. 5ija5.l0; City Mills best patent go: do
high grade patent, 6S5; do. straight, sos: choice
family. SIS; dc, extra. A75a49O; rye -four. medium
to choice 4.25aA5O: commeal. Der loo pounds / so,
LT0
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-02
COTTON MARKEE.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs Co.,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs
Building, - Fifteenth street northwest
New York Nov. IAN early decline IN cotton
to-day was followed by a sharp rally on general
buying Bulls are very confident They are pro
dieting &c. Il. and even as high Is and 20 cents
There Is still good demand for spot cotton at the
South az strong prices The exports are big sa-
yannah received H. 800 bales.
Tor time prices gagged on realizing and some
local haminerIug Liverpool. TOO. was called dis
appointing evidently however. showing the effects
OF the liquidatiOn Of rnns-Atantic straddles that
Involve purchases here and sales across the water.
Futures advanced u 10 p points, tbs latter on
July; reacted slightly. and closed firm. with estt
mated sales ~ s0D on bo1.r
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-02
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago Nov. Live hogs were strong. The 70
ceipts were estimated at 5000 head. Official satur-
day, O'sso; shipments 1890: left over from Satur-
day, Z'3' estimated receipts. tomorrow. l7.O00.
Bulk OF p.lcss, I.'5a!90; light, 7G5a7S0; mixed and
7.S5aI.lo; workers, 1854 %; piss. 5.JOa7 80
Cattle were loc lower. Estimated rCceipts . 600
head. Beeves 3esaO0: cows ana heifcrs. 2Ooa5 e I,
Texas syeeis' S'5aiG: stockers and feeders. 3OOl
Sheep were steady to lOc lower Estimated N.
9 oc y. wv head Native. 25oaL70I Western,
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-02
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-Wheat new. per bus. Lo5sl.Is: corn.
shelied pcr bus, T5aso. cob per bbl. A2a45o; oats
Western. white, No. 2. pr bus 5oas3: mixed, pei
bus. 4ZaJo bran. per ton. 900. middling per ton
E.O.
HAY AND STRAW-Hay. Western No. /. i75Oa
le.@. No. 2. l6 50ali0o; mivcd l6Joals59 Straw
re. bundle. lj.Coal600, straw, ye machine THRASH
e.0oa9o0 straw wheat. pr ton. 6O0a65g; straw
cat. per ton. 659aT.C0
5EEDS-Alsike. pcr bus. sO0a875; clover. per
bus. sjoa9l. timothy. yer bus. Iea2Z: crimson
clover. per bus 70 00all.O
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-02
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sslcs-Regllar call az l2 O'Clock noon:
Capital Traction 2 az 1861.
Mcrgenthalcr, ! at cs az 2G's. 10 at Zls;i. 70 at
26's, az 2i6is az 2l5r.
Lauston. Is az l9
National Bank OF Washington 2 AZ 80
Union Trust. 3 no l5lis az I3l'L
Fircmeu's Insurance. 2 at 10
Gmphophone common. 10 Of a.
After call-NUrfok and Washington Steamboat,
at 250k
Washington Gas certificates. 500 a. III
lanstUu 100 az To-
Following are the bid and asked Prices on yes
tcrday's Washington Stock Ezchangc.
GAS BONDS
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-02
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra, Der cwt-. s5Oa5oa; d.. bntcb,r
350aLi0. do common. 200a3O0
HOGS-Per cwt.. gross. 1OOa7.S0: do, ordinary.
Per cwt.. e.50aLO0.
sHEEP-Prime. clipped. &5nAOO; common. clip
oed 2OOa3.OO.
LAMBS-Choice spring. per h.. tai; do. me-
dunn. G.
CALNES-Prime. per H., 81: do. medium. las.
de-, grass l.
COWS-Prime. fresh each. s5.o0ss5 %; 20. com.
mon each. &0oaSooO: de-. old and DIP. ioOoal5.Oo
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-02
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore, Nov. L-fTollowing are ths sales and
on the most active securities listed on
the Baltimore Stock Exchange:
gATEg
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-02
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished By ". B. Hibbs & Co..
members New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
ing. rs Fifteenth street northwest
CALL MONEY-SALES BY HOURS;
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-10-07
ALICE NINE IS A SHIPPER
Concentrator Started this Week Treat
inc 100 Tons of Ore Per Day

Another shipper was added to the Occur dAenes this week
and the distribution dividends brought into sight by the
starting of the mill the Alice Mining Throughout the
day the mill operated without hitch and believed that the
run which has now commenced will last indefinitely The COM
mencemen of this mill places the Alice mine more than self
supporting basis there intention to declare dividends for
some time to come As far be learned this time pract
cay all of the will be utilized for the development OF the
mine to great depth.
The mill said to be Of the finest in the Occur dAenes
and is specially adapted to close concentration The capacity IS
about and at conservative estimate the ore now IN
sight is sufficient keep the mill in full operation for three or
four years. Long before this however the deeper resources OF
the mine will been fully exploited that there every rea-
son to believe that the Alice has taken place the big
mines Of the district
The development of the Alice has been practically typical OF
the great mines of the district Work the property had been
prosecuted for years before the body first encountered
about two years ago. Altogether there about 20 stockholders
in the Alice company The capital all of which has
been appooned No less than assessments have been levied
nearly all Of which for cent share Practically $780,
600 has been expended the property development equip
en purchase of machinery and construction of the MILL is
hard estimate just how much will be expended before the
directorate will feel justified in the declaration of regular dvi-
dends but the will probably be considerable The whole
development Of the mine tends to demonstrate that big mines in
the Coeur dAenes cannot be created shoe string
The property Of the Alice company consists OF claims To-
Gated about half way between Wallace and Muan and connected
with the Northern Pacific railroad by spur ne The manage
ment of the in the capable hands of James Mccarthy
manager of the Hecla Mining company.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-10-07
Pittsburg Lead M'g Co.
Stanlv Easton Recommends Continuing
Development at the Present Depth

The following reports Of the Pttsburg Lead Mining Company
have been officially issued stockholders under date of Septem
Der 80:
On Friday afternoon October 2d 1905 there an nfo
NAL meeting of the stockholders of this Company held at the Hotel
Duquesne Pttsrg for the purpose deng some means to
raise money order carry the development work at the
mine.
At this meeting motion made to invite the stockholders
the Company five cents share in order that
work could be continued being understood that such an agree
ment not be binding until eighty cent OF the oustand
ing stock had agreed to make this loan.
At another meeting held at the Hotel Duquesne Wednesday
afternoon November % 9 the President informed the stock
holders that eighty cent OF the stock had agreed to loan
Company five cents share in order that work could be con-
nued This action afterwards ratified at stockholders
meeting held Wallace Idaho December 4 1908 and the stock
holders notified send in the amount OF their assessment
At this time had sunk shaft 200 feet deep and had driven
to supposed location Of the body without finding
The at this time Of the opinion that the
could be located at greater DEPTH and for this reason the
stockholders notified to make this voluntary loan Since
then the shaft has been put down 200 feet further and tunnel
driven intersection of the Marshall and Keene Faults
and at the present has been driven along the Keene Fault
about 200 feet but 80 far no been found At this point
which was reached on September 10TH 1909 the funds Of the Com
pany became exhausted the development work stopped
LII Il necessary now therefore, either to raise funds with
which to continue the development work. to let the property
stand idle.
The management of this Company still have the greatest
dence in it's future and firmly believe that the only in which
It s possible obtain any results is by raising and
continuing along the lines doing for at least four
or six months longer. vessg 4stsa8s4a
Continued sdonP Psses
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-10-07
SAMSON IS READY TO SHIP
Car Of High Grade Ore Sorted Ready
for Arrival of Railroad

The cabins and accommodations the property Of the
Mining company have been completed and ARRANGEMENTS
made by which force four will be kept on development
throughout the winter The drift in about 6 feet giving
depth present @ feet 1t estimated that about 25O feet
of work will have be done before point will be reached under
the big showing made in recent surface work.
The full face Of the tunnel is at present in splendid grade
of milling carrying unusually high values in silver An aver
age assay of this taken the entire face shows values OF
sos in silver and lead
The property consists of claims East Eagle creek up
which preliminary survey has been completed for branch line
of the Idaho Northern railroad and it expected that the final
survey will be completed this week. When this line completed
it the intention of the ship carload of high grade
which has already been sorted and the same time IN
stall set Of gs for the treatment of such taken out in
development.
During the thorough inspection Of the mine was
made by D. Ranes of Latah Wash president Of the COM
pany.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-10-07
M|SS0U[A COP. Co. REPORT
Contract for 700 Feet to be Let Follow
ing Diamond Drill Hole.

The following official report of the Missoula Copper Company
has issued by Secretary Ths G. Kennedy to
Snce the last report of the company issued under date OF
November 5 9OS the property of the company has been well
prospected with diamond drill and the results have been
gratifying indeed.
The starting point Of the drilling was in the face OF NO.
tunnel 1895 feet from the portal No hole was driven dis
ance of 4 feet penetrating the north lead distance OF IA feet
and giving the following results assay g Copper and n
o. Silver No. hole driven in northeastery direction
distance of 68 feet penetrating the north lead distance OF ten
feet when the hole account of the tremendous water
The core this feet was lost altogether Is the
ground was soft and would However the cuttings were
saved and the results were follows the first five feet the cut
ting run per copper and silver and the second nve
feet run cent copper and 8 silver The cutting shave
has been examined under powerful glass; and the ore shown to
be sulphdes in the form of borne and copper glance
The explorations Of the north lead have been highly salts
factory in that the drill has body Of ore OF
extent meeting the board OF directors OF the
held October 4h 1909 it determined to let con-
tract to the lowest responsible bidder for the extension Of the
crossc tunnel following No. drill hole distance OF 100 feet
cutting the ledge distance of approximately OO feet from
the Mortal and giving depth the vein of about 1900 feet
For the purpose of carrying this work the board OF d.
rctors at the meeting levied assessment OF one cent pei
share"
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-10-07
AMY GROUP SAID TO Be SOLD
Pine Creek Property Goes to Wisconsin
People and to Wonder Company

Part of the Amy group Pine Cek owned by Gus Smith,
reported have passed the hands Of Wisconsin capitalists
while part has been by the Wonder of Pine Creek Mining
company The consideration paid by the Wisconsin people SAID
he SIX m that Maid by the Wonder has not been made public
For some past has been known that negotiations or
part of the Amy ground have been pending by the Wonder
Both properties raversd by the ledge and It believed
that by continuation the present Amy workings the Wonder
can be developed very economically and to great depth
contract for such continuation has already been let and work
under this will start Ultimately it is believed that ar
will be made which both properties will be conso
dated
On the Amy group considerable amount Of development has
been done of shipping together with several
feet of milling ore has been exposed
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-10-07
SHELTER WILL START SOON
Mr.. Blanchard Hopes to Have Enaville
Plant Running in Two Weeks

The building of the Blanchard smelter at Enave is being
rushed completion and it is thought the plant will be ready 1or
operation between Oct 20 and 2 The capacity of the smeter
will be about Is tons day and will be constructed for the pur
of demonstrating the value the for the treatment
of ead.silver
have made by which carload OF ore Will
be treated on the The eer has cost in the neghbo
hood of $4,000 and of fitted with water jacket Inc
quality fire brick be used is the finest that money can
buy carrying 80 per silica and will withstand without u
sion of 1000 degrees In view of the fact that only about
degrees for the treatment OF eadsver ores
such as are usy found the Occur dAenes is believed that
the plant can be run for years without water jacket
Expert smeer have been engaged for the demonstra'
on and the exact of smelling and of the net returns COM
pared with assay tests before treatment will be kept
Leading mining of the Occur dAenes have promised
their support provided the results equal the forecasts