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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-13

Salem, Ore, Jan. 13.-Promises of
federal patronage, whispers of money
to be used, unusual demands made
upon the governor, investigating COM
mittees to be juggled in the interests
of the opponents of the election of
Governor Chamberlain as United
States senator, these, and other things
are being talked of as weapons to be
used in the defeat of the principle of
statement No and the disorganiza-
tion of its forces in the senatorial con-
test.
The old line machine politicians, the
anti statement l forces are now MAX
ing their last long pull for the defeat
of Governor Chamberlain. Up to this
time there has been no definite plan
evolved, but they are working. They
are now arguing that the governor
ought to resign as soon as the legis-
lature elects him. They want him to
make definite promise to that effect
before the time for the first ballot for
senator arrives. They have made no
Sh'HiiNNN W NllG StNtlloIr however,
and he has not discussed the question
1t is not believed that they will do So
Anti-Chamberain lobbyists are now
swooping down upon the capitol to
aid in the fight of the old line men.
Ralph l.. Williams was here before
the organization buttonholing men,
bers, working hard in the effort to
get them to disorganize the statement
ranks j. II. Brown, "Fultons friend"
is here on the floor of the house, in
side the rail in the senate, everywhere,
working against Chamberlain's cleo
ton. Federal patronage is to be the
reward for those statement No. l men
who go back on their pledges.
Nothing definite has been done as
yet, however. 1t seems to be a hard
matter to find a plan with which
statement members can be safely ap-
preached. There is no sign of defec-
ion. There is nothing but talk. and
effort, but it is apparent that the op-
position will stop at no scheme or
plan by which they can break down
he statement majority, repudiate the
viii of the people and throw the sena-
orial election into the legislature.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-13

Springfield ILL.,, Jan. l3.-The legis-
lative deadlock over the recount of
votes to determine the reelection of
Charles Dencen as governor Of Illi-
nois was broken today with the filing
of petitions for a recount in both
houses.
The democrats allege that $1,000
men not naturallzed voted for De-
neen, the republican candidate. That
10000 unregistered citizens voted
and that 10000 votes cast for Adali
Stevenson, his democratic opponent,
were counted for Deneen.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-13
Want Oregon History Tousbt

Salem, Jan. 1S-Senator NJ. A. Mil
Ter of Linn county today introduced
bill requiring that the history OF
Oregon be taught in all public schools
in the state. All teachers will be
given a year in which to prepare them
selves to teach IL.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-13
Add to Supreme Court.

Senator Hart of Baker county, in
troduced a bill including the emer-
gency clause and providing for two
additional justices for the supreme
court to be appointed by the COVER
nor as soon as the bill is passed. One
justice to serve two years and the
other four. Upon the expiration Of
these terms their successor are to be
elected at the general election next
preceding the time of expiration. Such
an appointment was urged by the gov
ernor in his message.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-13
DENEEN CHOSEN
AS GOVERNOR
ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE
FINALLY BREAKS DEADLOCK
Inauguration of Governor viii Occur
on Monday Next-Dcadlocl6 Was
Broken by Petitions for Recount
Filed in Both Houses-Dcmocrats
Allegc Huge Frauds Were Pcrpc-
trated by Supporters of Former Re-
form Governor.

Springfield, Ill, Jan. 13.-Charles
Deneen was again declared governor
of Illinois today after a recount of the
votes cast at the November election
He will be inaugurated Monday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-13
Adjourn Until Monday.


Salem, Jan. 1S.-The house today
The Washington herald., 1909-11-10
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Nov. 9-BUTTER-Receipis to-day.
uOlB packages. The market rated steady on TOP
grades Of table butter 40 Mondays decline There
Is improvement noted IN a5enge grades 81
creamery and prices are decidedly irregular. Pro
cess is selling slowly. Creamery specials 81
creamery extras 20. creamery first 8a294; cream
cry held special 81 State dairy finest. 30; process
specials. 27i-sB; imitation creamery. 9aN.
CHEESE Receipts 3,4l4. The market outlet, in
about former range n values lluo grades II fun
cream cheese are firm. Octobors doing a little
better than last week. bat are not lu0tably higher.
EGGS-Reccipts. 8.60 cases. Fresh eggs about
steady. but conditions are somewhat unsettled.
Consumption is poor and the maximum grades are
ocrumulnJing Storage Eggs are top heavy and y
lower Supplies OF this Grass Of stock are enor-
NOUS and there Is general pressure to unload.
MILK-The wholesale price is l.9 per l0quart
can.
MHIFEED-stcady: moderate dealings. Spring
BRAN l00poUud sacks. 10 arrive 1850. standard
m!ddlugs, $50; city lrau. 8OJ in bulk. Western
r,d dog. 1913. 80 arrive winter wheat bran, in
l0)polud sacks. % arrive. ZiN.
OATS Steady. trading Is quiet No 2 white
4jzai6. No. 8 white fj1fjie. No Z white Aisa45
natural and clipped white. tracks, 4fa4Sl4.
FLOUR STEADY. business moderate Kansas
straiglts 5.l5a535. in sacks; new. soft straights
5.i5lj.6O In barrels; new spring patents. 53ja5. S.
Ia barrels, new spring clears 4.7Jai 90
RYE FLOUR-Steady; demand moderate Good
90 choice brands quoted az i0laAN
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-New 20 arrive IS quoted
az 80 with light trade
COKN1lEAL-IT irregular; moderate inquiry. Kiln
dried for export, 49, coarse meal. IN bags
seal g..
HAY-Rsceipts. 1890 tons; steady; demand fair
Prime timothy, loJi No. LES No. ?. 90 No. 5
s2i-a25
BEEF - Steady; moderate business Family
lfj0aI5O0. packet. l20oal250
PORK-Fim. on limited stocks Mess. E75
family 9600a165)
LARD - Inactive; feamreless Prime Western
B5: city 1900. refined continent. 1850: South
American. HD; refined Brazilian, kegs, p .; ole
os,eaIine Tal7i4; lard stearine. quiet. New
York r.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-10

Grain quotations furnished by W. r. Hilbs &
Co.. members q the Chicago Board Of Trade.
Hbbs Building - Fifteenth street northwest.
Chicago NOV. 9-Nhcat opened q. 90 e higher.
with no particular feature n 'dc trading. Upon
giving ont private cable from Argentina iu which
the opinion was expressed that the crop would Dc
below the average. "a little stampede occurred aai
prices shot up over cent bI-HHl December lead
ing u strength. The house receiving The cable Later
czulain-d that reference Fls undoubtedly made IN
the crop In the immediate vicinity u Rosario from
which point the cable was sent. The action # the
market however. fully illustrated how sensitive the
feeling is 90 ans news n bUllisl character Other
Argentine cables received to-day make no mention
4 anything In the way 81 deterioration. bDt on tho
contrary refer 20 the prospects as generally guod
Cash wheat at ST. Louis was cent higher and p
cent higher al haTS1s City. Minneapolis rap,-fad
new -four business moderate. premiums unchanged
and millers' buying somewhat decreased. Duluth re-
ported loads. Manitoba reported cancellation
q 5000 dur1m Selrcard says odd lots for export
20 am odd ocean freight engagements. We can see
no reason for sustained advance. Local receipts
% cars. with 81 sor tomorrow.
Corn opened unchanged 20 shade lower On
the first advance IN wheat local shorts ran % cover
causing an advance q Z cent. most Of which was
lost later. 4 second rally took place carving
prices higher than the first zinc. The buying was
fer the most part local and Of professional charac
ter. while the selling pressure was moderate and
from scattered sources. Cash prices were unchanged
The strength IN wheat had more influence really
than any news bearing directly on the article itself
Local car lots. 30. with ll9 estimated for tomor-
row.
The strength in oats came In sympathy with the
advance IN other grains Local elevator interests
bought December and shorts covered both December
. and May. Cash prices Unchanged IN sample market
with demand only fair. Local car lots 255 with l96
estimated for tomorrow.
Provisions were active. with pork and ribs ruling
higher under good general demand. Lard was in
Cliucd TO drag owing TO recent reduction Of short
interest less urgent cash demand and continued dis
position part Of longs 90 realize In addition IN
the bullish hog movement. the strength In grain,
was also a sustaining factor
The Washington herald., 1909-11-10
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. nov. eWHEAT-Stock an elevators.
go 95 bushels; shipments from elevator, $500
bushels. Sales n cargo on grade a. lis FOR No.
red and III for No. red. Small bog lots hJ
sample, as o. quality and oafdtau. brought g5 end
l.G per unsbr- settling price. $40. red Western.
lisa contract spot. LI5it. $50. rcd LlIi. steam
~ so. red ~. steamer No. rcd Western. I.llt..
tOBN-0tuCk u elevators. l60s55 bushels: ship
TCuts from C.CIatOrs H.1- bushels Npw southern
corn today met with a ready sale A. GO q bH5hel
fer new white the wharf and aL S. 65is and 81
for new yellow on the wharf and 90 66 and 65 for
new yellow delivered. Demand good Tor prime corn.
Track yellow com lC,dI FOR domestic delivery ia in
limited supply and fm O basis 81 -Zi.a-2-. a
busAei f1T car lots on spot. Cob c1u-Primc grudcs
~ yellow 40 Z90a1gj pr kaucl in car lots Bag
lots Of prime new yellow on the wharf arc qu1tahle
AZ 26ll00 ner hlUCl- Sales. 1000 January g.
2000 year 62ia car new mixed % 90 in S.. Set
Ting prices were: For contract Is steamer mixed
t-aa- new. GA.
OATS-St0ck IN elevators 1928 bushels: ship
mcu's from elevators. 9sl2 bushels White No. Q
I as 90 weight. fafj's co., NJ. g. as t0 weight. asa
ii-s do. No. 4. as t0 weight i'.1iZ., do. mixed
No. % 4-.lai3. do. 40 g. SAILS
RNE-otacs in elevators 1890 bushels. shin
meut5 fron ecya.0rs, . Bushels. No ne West
en- car lots domestic. s1ssl, No. rye near tyl.
$3.50. bag lots as 90 quality and condition 6ja-s
FLOUE-WiutCr extra f50afs0. do. clear q0s
$40. do. stliCht hl5a51O. do ratent 5-OaB S.
spring clear. f6'a4-J. DO. straight. JC155j: do.
patent. 5s5a1eo. city Mills best patent. Is: do
high grade patent 60 DO. straight 595: choice
ianiy 5,55, do, extra, f6oa47si rye fgur. medium
20 choice i.-aiJ0. c0ramtaI, per 100 pounds. lisa
LEO
The Washington herald., 1909-11-10
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Capital Traction Warrants sold TO the
extent Of SSO.4S4 yesterday, trading IN
them being especially active on call and
afterward The price was a shade lower
than previously. and while the buyers
were just as eager TO possess the rights
as formerly the general disposition Of
brokers was 10 hold to lower bids and
most OF them were accommodated with
what they wanted before the end of the
session.
After the trading in the warrants. some
good bond buying developed, railway
IS being in the market TO limited
extent. The price was S75s Both the
common and preferred shares of this
company were traded in with little yari-
alton from previous days as 20 price.
Broken lots OF both issues were wanted.
but not quotation lots.
The call OF the bank list resulted In
changing many of the bid prices, and the
changes were for the most part to high
or figures. Actual trading was confined
70 Union Trust stock, which sold from
1921 TO 1873 Something Of a call for
Lanston developed. and when il became
apparent that the stock was not TO he
had In any quantity several bids for
options were recorded. but no offerings
were made within reach Of the takers.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-10
AsHINGTON STOCK MARKET

SAFE Regular call at 70 O'Clock noon:
Capital Traction warrants. Sl12 al lrs 500 az
liis $50 at l4s $500 az lps. Sl56 at lfs. SEQ az
lis. SID a. lik. 500 at IA. SIG at las. Sll6i
at lfs. $50 at 1915. S2 at lib. $3.50 at lfs. $50
at liA. $3.50 at l4s $50 at lit $50 at lr,. SAP
az l4's, $50 at 1914. $50 at Ia. $40 At lit $1,000
at lfs. $3.50 at 49, $40 at lqs. S62 az lfs.
$40 at 49, so at ia.
Washington Railway and Electric s. $1,000 at SIS.
81 90 at SIS.
Capital Traction. % at 1854. Is AZ 1854. at 1851.
Washington Railway and Electric common. 80
Of 46ls.
Washington Railway and Electric a. $1,000 at S.
9iL. 10 az glA. Il az o.
Lanston. 10 az 70. Is 40 To-
Union Trist 70 az I3Es 10 az I72E 10 at lS3
After Cal-Grccue Cananca. 100 NJ IA
Capital Traction warrants S1i nc lfs. SIGD
at lfs. $500 at l4's.
Washington Railway and Electric d. 1000 NJ Ess.
Capital Traction warrants $50 no las, $50 40 lis.
Sl.u6 az As s. 900 at rs.
Following are the bid and asked prices On yer
teTday Washington Stock Exchange:
GAS BONDS.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-10
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New York Nov. a-BEEyES- Receipts. ca
head. No trading in live cattle. Tho feeling rated
steady % sirens. Dressed beef steady at 5olls
Per pound 70, native sides; Gas for Texan bccf.
Liverpool and London cables quoted live cattle sell
ing at l2'sal5N Per pound dressed refrigerator beef
steady az lGsaloi5 per pound.
CALyES-Re,eipts. $50 head. Veal ruled steady
with fair demand. grasserl dun and weak. a few
lots q gTassers were held over. Common 90 90
choice yeals sold az 6o0a975 per hundred pounds
EleCIN az 3Za&5O. Western calves AT a0a6 %.
Dressed calves steady al 9li PER pound for cty
dressed yesls with few fancy carcasses selling Al
d'1; country dressed gTassgs az 6a11.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts fciT head
Sheep were steady for an grades. lambs finn: the
pens were cleared early. Common % prime sheep
sold 90 L503i-50 pcr hundred poGud culls N: com
mon to choice lambs At 650s7J0: culls az is0a5 30
Dressed mutton steady az 7a9 per pound. dressed
lambs at san.
HOGS-ReceiptS 455i head No trade IN live
hogs Feeling steady. Country dressed hogs uu-
changed.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-10
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. Nor. e.-Quotations furnished by Bal
timore Fruit and Produce Association are as FOL.
lows.
BUTTER-Creamcry separator. per b.. 32aS3; i'm
tation Ga9: prints lz-lb 32a3i: do. ] h.. 53as3.
blocks. 2-lb.. per b.. SOa23; dairy prints. Mary
lano. Pennsylvania. and Virginia 23a25. yirrnia
and West Virginia. storep packed ZaZ3la Ohio. SC e
packed. Z5al5,1. nearby rolls per ID 2us. West
Virginia rolls per d.. IN Ohio rolls per To-. ~
EGGS-Maryland. Pennsylvania and nearby E-sts.
per doz. 30. Eastern Shore. Maryland and Nc
gnia. %: Western hrsis. 80: West Virginia 90:
North Carolina g.
LIVE POJLTRI-Od hens, heavyweight rer
H.. z; DO. lightweight. h. Igsal2 old roosters.
per To-. ?, young chickens. choice. per b. lial4k
rough and poor. Is. ducks. per H. z: turkeys
young : Tbs. and over. Is; old toms per b.. Is;
geese. Western and Southern per H.. Il: do. Mary
land and Virginia. Der h.. Hap; do. Kent Island.
per H.. l5al4, pigeons young per pair. Is: do
old. per pair %; do whits Pekins. Der 10. 3,
spring ducks. lbs. and over. per b. 70; guinea
fowls, Old. each, .; do, young laI1 lbs, sas5.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-10
PURSUING SUGAR TRUST.
Mr. Wickershum Camping on Trail
~ the Combination.

Attorney General Wickersham is going
20 pursue the sugar trust prosecutions TO
the limit His assistants are at work
under his direction making up the assign
meuts of error on which the appeal VIII
be taken from the decision OF United
States Circuit Court Judge Holt of the
Southern District of New York. holding
the statute Of limitations has applied.
The Attorney General Is said 20 feel
confident the Supreme Court viii override
Judge Holt If IL does. the criminal
prosecutions against sugar trust officers.
big as well as little. for violations of the
sherman antitrust law. will go on.
The Attorney General IS apparently
camping on the sugar trusts trail. It
was through his initiative and persistence
that about two and one-quartor -9illions
Of money, eNacted by fraud, was repaid
10 the government by the trust
The Washington herald., 1909-11-10
EXCURSIONS.

Old Point Comfort is a popular resort
Tor res. and recreation 40 this season az the year
Being a naval rendezvous and q military post the
place has something Of interest Cor every one, while
the many Tasrimcs provided uy the hotels for their
guests insure enjoyment for Gll no matter what be
their bent. The Chambgrn maintains a great hunt
ing preserve that affords excellent sport 90 this time
~ year. From this city the most popular route %
Ola Point is via the sUpTbly appointed vessels Il
the Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company.
sailing daily az Gas D. m Especially built for this
service these boats maintain regular service the
year around weather conditions never interfering
with their schedule Thus the Ia&CpErr has conf
dcrce IN his safety. a big item With many who are
timid about travelling by water. The statcr0oms are
models Of comfort and convenience the cuisine the
best City Offices are located az seventh street
wharf and al 20 Fourteenth street. Bond building
The Washington herald., 1909-11-10
Indictments Returned.

Ten indictments were returned yester-
day by the grand jury as follows: Francis
l.. Bliss. embezzlement; Marion G. Ma
the United states; Russell Hayes, lar
ceuy; Henry J. Praither alias Henry
Prater, forgery and uttering, George
NJ. Brown, assault with dangerous weap-
on; James Howard. robbery and larceny.
William Johnson, assault with dangerous
weapon; LeEgett Lyles. h0usebreakng
and larceny. John J. Stanislaus. false
pretenses; William a. Cole, robbery.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-10
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GBAIN-Whoat. new. Der bus. L0lall6: corn.
shcllcd per bus, 7oa'6; cob. old. Der bus AS: new
SO; oats Western. white, No. 2. PER bus. isaS:
mixed. per bus. loal6; bau Der ton 500; mid
dAJg p.v ton. go
HAY AND STRAW-Hay. Western. No. !. I7.5-a
$50. No p l6 j0al500. mixed. &C. Jlal650. Straw.
re. bundle. b.O0lt1Cs straw, ne. machine thrash,
so,a9W. straw. wheat. per ton. 6.Ccae50; straw,
cat. pCr ton. 6J'a7.O0
SEEDS-AlS.ke. pr bus. SOFAS IS; clover. per
bus s5Cs9OJ; timothy Der bus. lsla22j. crimson
clover. per bus. lOClaliOo.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-10
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Pncrs quoted nrs uhnlrsals.l

BUTTER-Creamery. separator. s-57aS5: Co.. Asts
s1agI; process. fancy, 2sazs4 Co.. far to good. "a
%: dairy. choice. 22aZ. do. good. 20a2: store
packed. r.
CHEESE-New York State factory, fancy fats.
I7al5i- De- small. Tal5i7 do. large. l6i.ai-
EGGS-Near-by. choice returnahlc cases 50: West
Virginia and Southwest Virginia. rcturuable q
Tennessee. rctuuabia cases. =. North Carolina, ~
tUuabie e
LIVE POULTBN-Cliskeus. spring. large. Is;
do. medium. I5. do.. medium. snail. Is. hens.
small per d.. 1aI3: do. large. Ig7al3. ROSTERS
per Io. @, ducks. old. -2alg do. spring. Ibs and
over l2al3i geese, yer lb sale; Do, fancy l0aIZ.
turkeys. toms, per lb., -; do, heus IS Turkeys
thin l1ai2. keats. pr TO-. iSal5.
DRESSED POULTRA-TurEgys choice urdrawr
hens. per d. lsl9. average uzdIawn mixed. LAS,
chickens per Do. IllI6. chickens and hens. mixed
l3lI4. hens. choice yer lb, lSAl4 roosterS Per b.
u. ducks 10al2. geese. ger To-. 6al1.
DRESSED MEATS-HamS. country. sugar cured
D.. Icals: hogs. small and neat. pr cEt. 2: do.
medium to hcyv. si15 do. rough. Jas
NEGETABLES-Pota;0os. Dbl. L7ys2o0: sweet Do
iat1es new bJ-. Leul.-5. yams. Dbl. LOO; cabbage.
bbI 60. celery. New YORK d0z. 4oa60.
GREEN FRUITS-ArpIes. loose Dbl. l50aL75
JNDBIES-Bcesva1, 2a3oi tallow. 81, guscuz
per Do. jooa55o. seneca. pCr d.. 20; golden SEAL
foai5. pink PALS. mandrake. 2a3, snake root. ST.
walnut kernels dry, 4a2. clc>;Euts common. sat
DO. iancg, ,aS. valuuts. PER 100 lbs. 55al.0.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-10
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Nov. alive hogs werr strong. Estl
mated receipts l7o0 Official yesterday 267gj: ship
meut-. 4Fo; estimated receipts tomorrow. Is CO.
Bulk q prices. 75aSlO; light. 755asol. mixed and
butchers. 16CaslS't; heavy. Z60aS.I5. rough ready
I61a1.l5; workers. Z75aI95; pigs 575aTJ Cath,
wgr7 steady; estimated receipts 1000. Bcercs 4Oca
$50; COWS and heifcrs 2l0a5so, Texas steers. 3S5a
$50; stcckers ard feeders. 3ooa5l5 Western +3la
80. Sheep were steady; estimated receipts. 20OC0
Native 261a5o0; Westerns 2Sa5Oo; ycariugs. LT0l
6lj; lambs A5aIiO; Western lambs. A75a7.30
The Washington herald., 1909-11-10
WASHINGTON Cattle MARKET.

CATTLE-EKtra. Der CTr-. f50a501: do. butcher
AJ'aifo. do. Cmmun. 2HalOI
HOGS-p.r CWt.. gross, 1l0a1.5o. do ordinary
pcr cvt., 6.JaTOo,
sHEEP-Prime. clipped. SyaLco; common. clip
ped, 2Ga3G3
LAMBs-Choiee spring, per H., eaT; do. nc
dunn G.
CALvES-Prime, per ID. So: do, medium. 7ss;
DO. grass. &.
COVS-Prime fresh. each % 00ai5o0: do com.
mon. each. 5.Joa3oOO; de-. old and DRY l1clal50
The Washington herald., 1909-11-10
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished ty W. T. Hbhs 4 Co..
members q the New YORK Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building - Fifteenth street northwest.
New YORK Nov. 9-ThCe was on impression IN
the big ceu-ers Of cotton speculation that long
liquidation had spent is fCIce. Whether II really
has OF not remains 90 be- seen. But that vas how
10 looked 20 many to-day
Talk % this effect came from New Orleans and
Liverpool. and was frequently heard here Whatcvrr
may hc said on this point the market certainly
showed greater strength. and there was an advance
~ about s. bale. thus recovering that much
o. tLs recent decline u 500 a bale.
That VAS a reaction from the preri0us advnrcc ~
So 90 S5 "a bale iu about six weeks. Tho talE.
200. from some PARTS Of the South was that tho
SPOT situation vas not weakening % the extent
that had been CypoyTed.
Futures advanced 3 o. 60 points closing strong
Trffur4fa7 sales no Un lsTaa
The Washington herald., 1909-11-10
WILL BUY
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Belt. O'Brien & Co. have sold TO c. l.
Lewis. OF Texas. the new stone and brick
residence az 22I6 Thirteenth street north
west Mr. Lewis has taken possession OF
the property, which is three-story build
ing. containing ten rooms and two baths
lighted by electricity and heated with
hot water. The consideration was $3.50
Aaron y. skinner has purchased through
shannon & Lucks the new two-story, six
room brick residence at 1S2 Bryant street
northwest, which he Will hold as an in
vestment. This is one Of a row Of five
recently built, and the consideration was
$3.50.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-10
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. r. Hibbs & Co.,
members New York stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
ing Is Fifteenth street northwest.
CALL MONEY-SALES BY HOURSi
The Washington herald., 1909-11-10

The Washington Herald is absolutely
supreme In the morning field as two is
to one
The Washington herald., 1909-11-10
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore. Nor. 9-Followng arc the sales and
quotations on thu most active securities listed on
the Baltimore stock Exchange;
The Washington herald., 1909-11-10
WALL STREET NEWS
Dizziness in Security Market
More Pronounced.
PRICES AT A HIGHER level

Renewals of Call Loans Made at
IL Per Cent, but in Last Hour
Per Cent - Lendings May BE En-
lnrged-Shipments 10 Europe.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-10
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hhbs & Co
members OF the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building rs Fifteenth street northwest
The Washington herald., 1909-11-10
May Increase Output.
GOVERNMENT bonds.

New York. y9r. a.-Bid and asked price, on gov
The Washington herald., 1909-11-10
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

'Ex dividend.