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Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-15
Totals ......32 5 s 4
ORDER OF DRUIDs
SCORE BY INNING:
SUMMARY

Two-base hit-Wlson. Bases on balls
Off Hinkle 6, Raleigh 8. Struck out-By
Hinlzle s, Raleigh II. Hits-Of Hinkle 8
Raleigh s. Passed ball-Banks. Time o.
game-1:45. Umpire-Peltz.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-15

Pistol medal was won by A B.
Douglas, while E. B. Nichols, who
scored so in his first competition, was
awarded the bronze button.
A match shoot will be held next Sat
urday for prizes donated by the Smith
& Wesson winchester firm.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-15
The lime and the offense

"Oh, ma, teacher whipped Tommy
Grow today"
What for?"
For FIVE minutes. Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-15
DOWNEY
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two-base hits-Fullagar. Newcomb, Free
man. Sacrifice hits-Huntingtons 3. Bases
on balls-Off Fullagar 4, Poe 4. Struck out
BY Fullagar 10, Poe s. Hit by pitched
ball-Clark. Time Of game-1:50. Umpire
Moore.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-15
PASADENA
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Stolen bases-Walsh, Pfeister Graham
Scarf Two-base hits-Walsh and Martinke.
Home runs-Wachob, Pfeister, Mccormick.
on balls-Or Parker 6, Hall L. Hit by
pitched ball-By Parker l. Umpire-Rob-
| inson.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-15
ALL STARS
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Three-base hit-Phillips. Two-base hit
Wicker. Bases balls-Of Phillips 0,
Carr 8. Struck out-By Phillips II, Carr 5.
Hits-Of Phillips 0, Carr II. Wild pitch
Carr. Hit by pitched ball-Wicker. Time
of game-1:55. Umpire-Frisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-15
TURNER'S MONTHLY SHOOT
HELD AT SOUTH PASADENA
Best Score, 2f3, Is Made by Otto Pac1-
meyer, 27 Points Ahead of
Nearest Man

The regular monthly shoot of the Los
Angeles Turner's was held yesterday
afternoon at the South Pasadena shoot
ing range Several good scores were
made by the members.
EoIIOwineJ are fha SoOrac.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-15
AERO CLUB NOTES
MicheIin Cup Entries


AS the American representative
of the International Aeronautic
Federation the Aero Club of Amer
lea is entitled to receive en-
tries and hold competitions for
the Michelin prize for 1909, valued at
$4,000 The winner this year must ex-
ceed the winning fight Of last year,
1882 kilometers, made by Wilbur
Wright at LeMans, France.
Special Auxiliary Club
The aeronautic squad of the First
company, Signal corps National Guard
of California, will form a, special aux
iliary club of the Aero Club of Califor-
MIA for the mutual exchange of ex-
perience in military aeronautics. If
the plans of the club and the signal
corps work out to advantage, Los Ar
geles will eventually have the largest
aeronautic volunteer military force in
the world.
Winter BaIIooninq
Winter ballooning is not to be con-
fined to Los Angeles, as members of the
Aero Club of st. Louis intend to make
q record in that regard. H. E. Honey
well will make two trips this winter if
the weather permits, carrying two
passengers in the Dauntless on the first
"Trip and taking six in the Yankee on
the second. He expects to deliver to
the Aero Club of st. Louis the 10000
cubic-foot balloon now under construc-
tiOn in time for use in April.
Forming Auxiliary Clubs
Applications for club permits for for
nation Of auxiliary clubs have come
to the Aero Club of Southern CaIifor-
MIA from Riverside, Pomona college
and Pasadena. The club is planning
to appoint lecturers and organizers to
aid the auxiliary work. The auxiliary
club at the Polytechnic high school
has grown until it is formed in two
sections.
Affiliated Aero Clubs
The Aero Club of America has signed
articles of affiliation for 1909 with the
Aero Club of St. Louis, the Aero
Club Of Ohio and the Aero Club Of New
England. The application for affilia-
ton from the Aero Club of California
has been received and is under con-
sideration with q number of others.
Aero Clubs Banquet
The third annual banquet Of the Aero
Club of America will be held at the
ST. Regis, New York, about the middle
of March. The officers of the club
think that recent events in the progress
of aeronautics will make it by far the
most successful of the clubs gather
ings.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-15
Pana,s Bow

"He has eyes like his father
hasn't he?"
"Yes, he's pop-eyed. Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-15

Don't simply allow it to die-that plan OF
yours. Find little capital through advertis-
ing.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-15

Boys and girls may win cash prizes by
writing $50 words about either the Wash
ington or Lincoln birthday anniversaries
Address Aunt Laurie, care this paper.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-15

You can buy it, perhaps at many places, but
there's one BEST place to buy it-and that
place advertises.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-15
A Painful Information

"Cummerford went upon his roof the
other day to dislodge the snow, and
slipped"
"Good gracious. Did he fall to the
ground?"
mo, but he wished he had"
''Why?"
ga nail in a shingle stopped him
Cleveland Plain Dealer
That California Legislature
New Jersey is queer1sh state,
And Arkansaw's the same;
But Californy beats 'em both
For legislative fame.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Local securities were very active and
buying brokers aggressive yesterday.
bidding prices higher than they have been
recently. and taking tie offerings with
promptness whenever they were within
reach.
Public utility bonds again entered quite
largely in the trading after several days
OF quiescence. since the passing OF the
dividend period. Washington Railway 4s
and Potomac Power Consolidation IS were
the issues brought out by the bidding,
and $500 Of TIE former and 5000 OF the
latter were placed on the record. Both
sold on rising scale OF stout fractions.
Capital Traction shares went OF In
ten and twenty-share lots az i35 IA. a
small lot OF three shares being picked up
at 1S5. Railway common added more
than half a point 10 recent sales, and
was bid IN az 42 Is 70 42I-4. The pre-
ferred stock sold above 50. were it was
persistently pegged the previous day.
Mergenthaler was the exception 70 the
rule. and sold freely at 20S to 2aS H.
After call. Railway preferred went I'D
TO 80 "a. and few shares OF Gas were
brought under the hammer al s..
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YORK. June a-BUTTER-steady; recsipz.
lssl1 peezases Creamery extra. 2s2; state dairy.
tubs. 4s25i imitation creamery. hrsts 2ls2
EGGS-Steady; roceipts A.As cases Nesrby
f-sts. Zaz-
sUGAR-Rav seens 70 be tending m faro- q,
buyers. At least q liberal consumer says that he is
not u the market for sugar a. any pTice. Others
are either noncon1rittsI o. rr1nOuucedly Indifferent
about buying az the moment All refners seem 20
have sugar fW nearby meetings One lot Of Porto
RICO srgas IN deck IS unscld Soue unsoid ssEars
sioat are near by. Tone = Therefore veal vita
prices rather noninal bur unchanged. ne London
market Tor beet sugar vas unchanged 20 &d lower
The market fer refned sugar Eas duh ard IN
changed Local NV prices: Ceurifugal IS test
a3; AiEscoIaGo. g ter. So; mo,asses sugar s.
test; 3T.
NAVAL STORES-spidts turpe-.ine. az. ss-
vannah ~. Rosin. a& Tar. OIL barrels. 40
AILL FEED-MGrket ouiet and steady. Sr-1ng
bran. in le9e. sacks. 70 arrive 3As5; standard mn
nes. S.: city ban. h5 n bulk: Western I'D
cog S26o % arrive; winter wheat bran. II noIh
OATs-Uusettled; demand light Nc. white. s.:
No. white 6aG54; No. i white 6ea62i1: natural
a1d clipped white. On tEacks. 6Oa6s.
IL0gR-st7ons: ~. soPDly snail Spring patents.
G75aT.o9: cisars, 59aa6lo. Eansas z-alehts' in
saeEs. aooa6so. Kansas clears. 6E5a5T5
BE FLOJR-steady; quiet dealings ouotsd
A5oss.oa
I'm AL-AA,-Flrlli slppsy limited Kiln dried
ior export, 2s5oSs0s coarse meal. IN hags, LseaIG
HAf-Receipts. I.s7O tons: steady; LIBERAL suprTv
q inferior Prime timothy. LO5: No / L0Oal %.
10. 2 soas5: No. s Sas5
kAN-lleceipts. 20 tons: nrn; supply nesger.
Long re lzaI g.
BEEF-Steady: demand uose-nre Familv II IN
.; packet. 1l5oal2 50
P0RK-Firn; supply small Ness. 05Gzazs;
family. 1oc.
TALLOw-steady: dull CITY. 5s
l-AhD-StrOng. Prime Waster- u 10. rsev II N.
refined co1tncnt, lZ25; South American. no. p
fined Brazilian. kegs. ISlG
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. June s.-Quotat.ons established hv n.
Balrinore Fruit ard Produce Association are a
follows:
BUTTER-Crsamery. separator. Ter u. q. inf
tation. ih., zA2i; Prints. lz-lb per D.. Zas0: do
lib. per b. Ea30; blocks. 2Ib per ID. 8aE
dairy prints. Maryland. Pennsylvania and VfrViris
pr 10. l6aN: Virginia and West Virginia sto-e-
packed per ID. 5els; Ohio. store-paeked. per ID
ltal4 nearby. rolls. Der 10. I7aiS: Ohio rolls pes
10. Eak; West Virginia, rolls. per h.. l6sI7
EGiHS Maryland. Peunsy ylTania. ard nearby firstq
per doz.. Zia Eastern Shore MARYLAND ana Vir.
ginia. per doz. IA: Western frsts. per do.-. Z5s,
West Virginia, per doz. 2lA
LIVE POULTRY-Old hens. hssry-Weirff NJ IN
41a; srr-Dg chickens. IA lts. ard over. per lb 81
l't los, 70. =; 1 ID. and under Der 10 %.
cucEs. per 10. IL: do. white Pekins per III ~.
sIrlrg ducks lbs ana over. per lb. lial5 pigeons
fowls. old each. 3
POTATOES-Whi:e, nearby. prime. rsr bus. &.
30 do. Western MaTyland and Pennsylvaria u-i7ne
pr bus, $40; do. New YORK primo. rcr tsls- oa
~; DO. Westsrn prime. Der bus a0ss5. a. re~
Florida No. J. pcr Dol. S5asSo6. IN s-I,..o,
psr eoli svQas59s do. Charleston. ner hbi No. 4
xoVas.Vo; North Carolina. pcr bbl 3c1a3 53- York
River. pr bbl. 3ooa3. 90; sweets. fancy Delawarss
per boL 4olat-53; yams. Virginia per Dbl -
200; do. North Carolina. fancy. rer - d0sq x
15hEEN FRUITS AND YEGErABLES-ApDies
Western Maryland and Peunsylvania packed. ~
6ol S1a4oo; do. New YORK. assorted ps- bbl
59.a50; asparagus. Eastern Shore MARYLAND snd
- - Ll--1s Ia ii~-l-AALllleAs <
per bunch. lals; do. Norfolk per bunch. las.
olack0eITies. North C0rOna. peT quart. salO; cab
6ages North Carolina. per crate. Aa50: de-. Nor.
Ioih per Dbl, zec6o, natiTe. per 100 200a2O0- en-
taioupes. Florida, per crate 15a2T5. cherries
Maryland and Virginia. yer bbl-. L5Cs2o0: do. Der
= bas. L0saLZ; white wax. per H. 5a6. c-lcum-
oers. Florida. per has L0lalJ0: eezulapts F7o~ida
per crate. 299a25J: gooseberres Maryland and Vir-
Tinia- Der quart. 5a6. uapa fruit Florida par h5r
s.za5oJ; OlDgls. California per box. as 20 sise
!-sas-N' peas. Rappahannock. per standard bbl
i-i5a2o0; do. per n-bbl has T0as0- Anns a7-,-5si
PET bus. 75asoi squash, Florida. per crate 75al q
sir-R berries. firglnia. pcr quart la2, Eas.erp
saoVe Maryland per quart. las; do RapDahannocz
lef e1art la-; Anne Arundel. per quar- pa; green
Deans, Florida Der bas 75al q. wax beans FI6risa
Isr has, 75alZ5; tomatoes. Florida per carrier l0s
-; Nississippi. per crate SaLo0; waterneions
Florida, each 2aso
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished By " B. Hib5s Co.
n,mbers Of the New York Stock Exchange, HibS.
Building Is fifteenth street northwest
New York. June s-Cottou opened steady AZ .
decline q ell points IN response TO lower cables.
continued good weather over the belt. a rcnewal
q scattering liquidation and local bear pressure
There was big demand at the initial decline and
curing the middle of the morning pri,es ruled
within three or four points q last nights cioss
on better cables. covering, and outside buying en-
Outraged bg repors Of unsettled weather in the
Central Valley and 5uIlish reports from the cot.
ton goods trade.
The market was stead late IN the forenoon Oh
continued support from Wan street bulls and wire
houses. while July was firm following rsmors that
private settlement had cleared the situation ana
would probably operate against heavy delivery on
coD.rzcts~ Prices IN the afternoon were arm snd
steady
Receipts AZ the ports were 1900 bales. aqainst
s.llZ last week and l256l last year. For the week
soeS bales. against 59s5G last week and 6s54i
last year Receipts az New Orleans were 557s
bales. against AIS last year and at Houston
3.795 bales against ls2 lasz year
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
The Safest Investment,
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
q 18th STREET NORTHWEST.
-. - ~ aholaa.al

! BUTTER-Crea-nery. fancy. q; Western hrsts
I p; seconds. 2 process. fancy. 3: fair % good
p: deiy. choice. za2i; good. Il; seore-Dacked
EGGs-Near-by. ehoice. ne cases. 2; do. n
turnsbe csses. "a Wsss Virginia and So7ths-
West Virginia free oases, q; do. retrlabe cases
lsalsA, Tennessee. ire eases. q DO. retrrnsbl,
cases. i9z North Carolina. free cases. %; Do, 70
turuable Gases. l9
LIVE POULTRY-Chiekens. 2sa2S; sprfns 2se8
he's, IS; roostes. s; ducks. llrFe 9; Do small
sas geese SAT, do. fancy. saIo; turkeys tons IA
IS. CO.. hens. 3: turkeys thin. 70; keats IoaiZ
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys. choice uudrrw
hens, l5al6; do. average undraWn. l5zls; do hin
a: chickens Ea2; hens. l6alTs roostsrs. 10: dncss
isel5: geese. sal2
DRESSED MEATs-Eans oountzy. surz- cured.
llssal5
VEGETABLES-PotAroes. PER Dbl. zEaz 50. Do
per bus. L0oall5; sweet potatoes per bbi 80
s.75: Jams. per bbL, L75a25G: ssperagus. per coz
ZIaAoo; oaboage per bbl- crate. Looai.z5; eslsry.
Florida. per crate. 2oCa250; cucunhers, DIR -
Looa2Oo; Lettuce North Carolina per baE I0oai 81.
onions. Bermuda. Der cate. l5a1T5: Teas. res
erate l6oaL7si peppez, Florida psr carrier. l5oa
10; string beans per has. L5oa2 3: tomatoes Der
box 20laZ5o; tomatoes choice. L75a2O9; rhubsrb.
doz-. Eo45; beets. bunch. sa5: peas. baS LZsa2 ei
GREEN FRCTTS-Apples. Ben Davis S5Jas %.
Vine Sap 3753500. Albemarle Pipqin SOOa6 50:
fancy table frsit 5ooas5o; oranges. Florida bright
per box, 20oaS5o; California naEels. per box S7ss
-: grape fruit. Florida psT bon. a5os5o0: strav-
berries. pG quart. laaB; pinsapDlss, Florida. per
erate L5oa25.
DRIED FRUTTs-Arples. siicec. fancy. 4: %.
sliced. bright. sll; cherries. =; blsezbeE-ses. 1;
UsoEtleberries 70; raspbeTri=s. p
GhAlN-Nheat. Southern. on gTade. if1ais 50. rys.
ISas5 eon. sheie-. Enlts. ysaSo: 90 yellow ssaso:
neE, ear. a25aL5o 0at2 Western white No 2 Ga
s.; old. mixed 62a6l
sUNDRIFs- -Beesrsx. .: saHov. saHf: si.s.s-
pt- d. s0oa55o; seneca. per h. 90; golden seal
Aes5; pink. l2aif; mandrake. 2a3; snake root s.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. washed. free q bus.
Per u, p. DO unwashsd irac G, turs. psr b
"a; do. bury. per 10. 25a2s hi6ss green. per ID
~ Do. dJ- per h. Eals shseD SKINS grern
saeh ssaieei do. dZJ. sashs saf 80 skizs, sr=s=,
ear. Lssal.sa
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

ouosatiors furnished hg ". D. Hnh. 4 @,
I1e.1osFs IsFs q ne Chicago Board ot Trace. Hfbhs
Building. ~ Fifteenth street portnv-r.r
Chicago. Juns e-The buIlish eject of the vovs-,
nent report was Offset to-day By reports Of mir in
Argentina ard Germany ard the wheat rpqrest
saFJ was barely steady. There vas fair demand
ief tne July delivery due 70 the snallnoss q stocs
the worlds stocks being reported the srnslles- -,
recorc Tor this season q the year Ovvins 10 This
cenanc July wheat displayed ulora fr-,ness tb,-
ne Eaore deferred futures Prices az the oocninr
Eere unchanged to SaA lower.
The com market was firm n The srar4 ho-,r.. -
the Continued wet weather In the ourn belt Int
prizes eascd OF a trihs later in he dsr owing n,
selilng inspired b greoty !ncrea sed rcceiptE
Ine government crop report and Continued Hh--,l
receipts had depressing eject on the osts r1s~s-
Offerings. however. wcrs not large
Trade IN provisions quiet and the market yras
I'm owing 70 light receipts q live hogs At su
Western packing crnters.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. June s.-sfonsy opened at 2 per oeut.
highest. "a; lowest Ia; closing Zss Most of tha
days loans were at per cent
Time money was in fair demand Tor the lop-
period. and money fer over the yea- was y peT
cent higher. The shorter meturties we're pracicaiir
neglected The supply Of fair size Rates ~
% "a per cent fo- sixty days; "a 70 "a for ninet
days; y 10 5 f0r four months. 3 10 81 for Eve
months; 81 % S@ for SIX months, and g. 70 ;
for over the year.
Mercantile paper was Issued with slightly IN
creased freedom. The ABSORPTION was fairly g9oS
Sterling dali: steady; rates UNCHANGED Act,,.t
business Sixty days, As575a4 s555: demand e7so,
ASl50; cables AS7s5aAS7s5. Commercial bills a.
Tor ninety days and AS5a4S5s for sixty DAYS Flour
nd coffon bills scarce
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. June o-Wheat to-day was steady. con-
oL4 QatA firm; rye. strong. ard -four. active
NHEAF-Spot contract. LEO: SPOT No . nd
Western, Le9; July. Llsal.ls5S; August II5alI5l<
steamer No. ?. red. LIS; exports SSI4 bushels.
Southern on grade. L56al co.
CORN-SDot contract. Saasfl July. 7ssza7sE; 70
ceipts. l0.0S bushels eXports l.0o bushes
OAIs-Stock 10 elevators 1889 bushels. shin
ments from elevators s.l55 busbels White. No .
SlszaS5; do, No. :, 6sa64; do No T. 6Ilzas2: mixed
No. ? 6lAslh. do. No s. 6la6lss; do, No a.
e0a6o1.
Western re. export, sliza92; No. Western rvs
uptown sli1as2; bag lots, as to quality and con-
diton, Sass
FLOUR-Winter extra. 54oa570; do. clear. 6Ioa
80; DO. straight. e.55ss7o do, patent 6s5as s5.
sfFing clear. 5l5a5.i5; do, strRight 570a5s5. 40
patent. 6s5a6-sO; City Mills best patent, Tso: do
high-grade patent 40; do. high-grade strairht
10; do choice. family, 665: Co., extra. SOFAS i5.
re -four. medium % cloice. 4 e0es s5. oos- r,s.l
per IN lbs. Ls1aLso.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales-Regular call z O'clock noon
Washington Railway Is. $50 at So s. 900 AZ s7ss
SIS
Potomac Electric consolidated g. 500 n lo4
$1,000 at io4. SI.00 at I8 1900 az lO1. 1900 a.
lo4. s. 900 at l04. 5000 al leFk
Capital Traction. % at L5N 10 AZ IsTL % a.
Is5A az ls5
washington Railway common, % 40 2H, 50 a.
So. 100 At 4S4 10 Al G5t. 50 al ga 50 st EsH.
Washington Railway preferred. 10 az so1s % n
Sis. 70 AZ s1 al soh
Mergsnthalsr. 10 AZ 8s / at 3s. 10 at ES 70 a.
IS. ! AZ 0sa1. II oo8 l At I5S at 36a
After call-WaShirgtOn Railway preferred, 10 A.
soE
Washington Gas. . 81 g. = AZ g.
Following the bid snd asked Prices on yesfer.
daV.a Xashinrfnn gtncE Frchnncre-
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

40: common. 2oea3O0.
HoGs-Psr cvt, grOr. Eooa75O; ordinary. per
sHEEP-Prins. clipped, AOOsLR; common. clip
LAMBS-Choics sgring per b. 6; medium. 73sas
LVES-Frine. Der b. n: MEDIUM. 7: con-
u0n. 5zs
coWs-p-iHae, Fresh, each, ss0oass.cs; sozava
4.oeaso-oos cd and dzy. laOoals0.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10

New York. June s-WHEAT-sfr0rr. tTIt fr,o-
tive No. l Northern Duluth. 70 arrive ss: Nc. ?
red. T. Q. b., ,l.5l: Nc. hard. New York T. O. b.
L5s; No. ] nacarcni L2sss. T. o. b No ! Mani
tooo, I. @ b., 70 arrive. 10 Exporters took noth-
ine-
CORN-SCrcei Efeiess No 2 elevator. s., No 2
T. o. b.. spot. g.: No yellow. T. o. b.. 50: No.
white T. o. b. sii1- Exporters took nothing
RfE-Steady. but slow No. 2 z O. b. norni-
ual. Oh.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
Largest Morning Circulation.

All advertising contracts made BY The
Washington Herald are based upon It's
bona hde circuiatt0n-a circulation ii
Washington larger ~ thousands than was
ever before attained BY any morning
newspaper at the Capitol Its books
ara oDE1.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10

\ New York. June SIN the early deal
> ings to-day the stock market displayed
weakness that was curiously in con-
trasE With the sharp upbunding OF prices
that occurred in the last quarter Of an
hour OF business yesterday afternoon.
Later on It rallied. only 10 fau again
more violently than before and again
turning upward In the closing hour OF
the day under the lead OF an advance in
Union Pacific stock
The market. as a whole, shared IN the
maj rise in only a hesitating way. and
the advance that occurred. except in
Union Pacific and one or two other
stocks. was not sufficient 10 counterbal-
ance the earlier decline.
Heavy Selling.
The fall in the market during the morn
ing hours OF business appeared 70 be
caused chiefly by heavy selling OF stocks
Tor the account OF London, so far as
could be observed to the discovery at the
London Stock Exchange, settlement for
which began to-day that the speculative
account for the rise there In all stocks.
and particularly IN American issues, was
much larger than had been supposed.
and selling Of stocks in London conse-
quent upon this disclosure, OF course, ex-
eFted an influence here.
IN London, too, there was a rumor,
which was secuted here by those who
should be best informed on the subject.
that a hitch" Of some kind had arisen
IN the impending negotiations for the list
irg OF United States Steel shares on the
Paris bourse- The second decline in our
own market. which took place in the
middle Of the day. seemed. on its face.
70 be more Of a speculative drive" at
values ttan anything else. and a quick
retirement OF contracts for the fall by
spectators undoubtedly had much To do
with the succeeding recovery.
No explanation whatever was offered
for the large buying OF Union Pacific
stock that went on IN the afternoon, but
the movement in the stock, in whatever
way originated. was sufficient 70 carry
It's price 70 a new high record for the
year, and TO a new high record absolutely
when allowance is made for the recent
deduction from the stock Of its quarterly
dividend.
Southern Pacific Heavy.
Southern Pacific stock. strangely
enough. was as heavy throughout the
day as Union Pacific was strong, the
speculative explanation OF the phenome-
non being that the announcement OF
yesterday OF the Official terms OF the re-
tirement OF Southern Pacific preferred
stock was in the nature OF winding up
OF good news" on the stock FOR the
time being.
4 theory regarding the effects OF the /
new scheme that appears 10 be reason /
able. IS that there may be from now on
not little selling OF Southern Pacific !
epreferred stock by investors who do not
care 10 change their investment from a
preferred into a common stock
The suppositon is also fair on the
other hand. that II present conditions (
continue. the time IS not exceedingly re- /
mote when the dividend distribution on
the outstanding volume OF Southern Pa !
cifc common stock, this including all /
the new stock issued for the conversion /
Of the Southern Pacific preferred stock
into common shares. viii be at a greater I
rate than at present"
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Qso,ations furnished BY W. B. HDns a o..
members New YORK Stock Exchange. Hibbs B1l4
ing. rs Fifteenth street northwest
CALL MONET-SALES By HOUnSs
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
CURB sIARKET.

ouotations furnished by " B HTbbs 4 o.
members or rne New YORK Stock Exchange, Hibbs
BuLdinE. 3 FIftsenth street northrs.t
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
DECLINE is GENERAL
Unexpected Weakness Shown
from the Opening.
HEAVY SELLING IN MORNING

Another Heavy Drive Is Made at
Values in the Middle of the Day.
Union Pacific Is Strong, and Heavy
Buying Reaches New High Record
for Year-LOndon a Seller.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10

wAiie you think or It. telephone your
Want Ad- 10 Ins Washington Herald
and Snl VIII be sent you At cent q word
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
REAL ESTATE LOANS

Made Mt Lowest Rates Of Interest.
". Il. WALKER. 729 18th st. NJ.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

/ bonds unchanged:
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
sALTIMoRE STOCK MARKET

Baitinore. Jana s-Foilov3ns are tas sales and
quotations the most actiEs seocrities listed on
the Baltimore Stock exchange: