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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1909-12-23
.FR|AR LANDS
NOT LIMITED
Can Be Sold in Any Quantities
in Spite of the Organic
Law

Washington. Dec. 2s.-Attorney
General Wickersham has rendered an
opinion for the war department to
the effect that the Philippine govern-
ment has the power to sell "friar
lands" in the Philippines in any NUM-
bers of acres desirable, notwithstand-
Ing the organic act of the Philippine
government, which limited the sale a
the unapportioned public lands oh.
tanned by the treaty with Span &
forty acres.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-19
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, oct. B-BUTTER-Flrn;r receipts. il62
tabs. Creamery extra. s0-: State dairy tubs 2a3o:
imitation creamery. hrstS. Zlss8A-
EGGs-Firm; receipts. s.zs7 crates Nearby white.
fancy SAG nearby mixed. fancy. 1a; fresh hrss.
Zazi5.
MILL FEED-steady: moderate trade Spring
bran. l0l-lO sacks, b. arrive go; standard mid
diings $50: city Dran 23.o0 ia bulk; Western red
dog. 80. % arrive; winter wheat bran. IN l01lb.
sacks. 20 arrive. SOC
OATs-Frm fair inquiry. No white, 45ass's
No. 2 white 44a4ii1. No. { white, 4atyl natural
and clipped white. tracks. 4ia59.
FLOUR-Strong hindeTing trade Kansas straiVhts.
5.3abio. in sacks: new soft EtTaiEhts. hfoa5.5O in
barrels: new spring patents. 5.5oa5s5: new cleau.
As5s5N
CORN MEAL--Fim; moderate trade Kiln-drici
for export. $50; coarse meal, in bags. LEaLA
RYE FLOUR-Fm. business moderate. Good
10 choice brands. A0la4 80
BUCKWHEAT FL0UR-NeW. 20 Errive 25. with
trading quiet
HAY-Reoeipts. lis tons: steady: fair trade
Prime timothy. LOS; No. /. s5aLO0, No 2. IS; No.
J s5as0.
BEEF-strOng; demand Is fair. Family. l4ooa
lA50; packet. l2Ooal250.
PORK-FiTn on meager stocks Mess. ISIS; fam
ny 300
LARD-steady: trade inactive Prime Western.
lZso: city. l215; refined continent. 800. South
American. 1270: refined Brazilian. kegs. l4s0: cleo
stearine. IS. Lard steaEins quiet; New YORK. Is
SUGAR-Late Saturday there a rum0r that a
cargo ~ Cuba centrifugal sugar for December had
been sold az % cents basis 90 test, equal 70 3es
cents. duty paid. This was generally credited The
spot market ruled firm and unchanged Refined
sugar finn and unchanged at 5.o5 cents net less !
PCT cent for cash. Tor fine granulated Centrifugal
IS test. AZ: musooyado. 50 test al; nolasses su-
gar 50 test So
NAVAL STORES-A steady market was noted for
spirits Of turpentine AZ New York with Savannah
firm Rcsin steady and unchanged. Tar steady.
Spirits turpentine-New York. CO.; savannah. S.
Rosin. common 70 good, strained. 4lo. Tar, OIL
barrels. SO.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-19
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.



BuTTER-creamcry. separator. alsas2: do. hrsts.
soa3 process. fancy. 1a2sss: do fair 70 good. "a
95; dairy. choice. 2a2; do, good, Oa2; store
packed. 20.
CHEEsE-New York State factory, fats. lsals5s
do, small lsl1alsN do. large. 5Nalsst.
EGGs-Near by, choice, returnable cases, 2SaZ7
West Virginia and Southwest Virginia. returnable
oaSs d: Tennessee, reu1rnable cases, B North
Carolina returnable cases. 8
LIVE POUBTRY-Chickens. spring. large l6al7
do, medium. IL do. do, small, II; hens. small.
Der H. IL; do large IS roOs.ers. per b.. @: ducks
Old l2al3 do spring, lbs. and over, l2alS; geese,
Der h.. sale; turkeys toms, per ~. 5al9; do,
hens. per b. lsalsi turkeys. thin l2als seats. peE
h., i0al2
DRESSED PoULTRY-Turkeys. choice. undrawn.
hens. per h., IS: do, average, undravn, mixed.
ROSTERS. per h., y: ducks, loal2 geese, per b.,
DRESSED AIEATs-Hams. country. sugar cured.
leal8
VEGETABLES - Potatoes per bb, l75a2OO;
sweet potatoes, Per bbl new, Lo0al5i yams, per
bbl. 100; cabbage per Dbl, crate. 50; celery. New
York, per doz 4oa6O; cucum5ers. per basket, 50a75
lettuce, home grown. per Dbl. 5Oa75: do, New
York per basket Tails; onions Maryland and
Virginia. per bbl l.5oaL75; string beans, per has
ket l0a75; beets bunch, 2a3; peas. basket, 75al.2
GREEN FRUITS-Appies. loose. per bbL. LO0a
LIS; peaches. per G~basket Garner. L15al75; do.
per box, Looal.0; do. common. 25s75: damsonS
per h.. {; plums 4.
NDRIES-BecsWax, 2aa30; talloW 6a65s; gin.
seng. Der h.. 5Ooa550; seneca per H.. 40; ggodcn
seal i0ai5; pink l2al4; mandrake, 2a3; snake root
IS; chestnnts. l0al2
WOOL AND HIDEs-Wool, unwnshed. free q
bun. per H.. 2sa29; wool. bury. per h.. 25a2s
hides. green. per h.. IL, d. dry. per h.. lsal6
sheepskins green. EACH 75aL00; do, dry, each, 2s
Co.: ealfskins. green. each. LO0al.50
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-19
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade. Hibbs
Building rs Fifteenth street northwest
Chicago. Oct E.-Nbeat Opened nc lower and
was very nervous There was too much selling early
on the bcarsh statistics, and as a result q rally
n fully r. took pacr. The weakness IN December
compared with May vas a feature the difference
being &c. compared with even on Saturday narrow
ing. however 10 &c later. The amount on passage
L55sc 900 bushels increase every winter wheat point
showing advance. Receipts in the Northwest
continue erormous Local professionals bgllishly
inclined helped the market Whenever Il strong
The cash demand locally was quiet
Corn received It's strength from the general desire
to buy December. Elevator and shipping interetss
bought December and sold MAY. narrowing the diff
ference 10 lsc, against &C at the close on Saturday
No particular rvas0n can he given for the change
IN sentiment except the possibility Of the sale OF
49o0 bushels No yellow corn, shipment between
now ana the close Of navigation. a. &c under May
az Buffalo. Local Pit traders favored the long
side. and good buyers early in the session the
demand being supplied by commission houses. Cash
prices I'm the sample market did not follow the
advance IN futures. and psicrs were merely steady
70 hc higher. sales new cum IRON the country
we're moderate.
Oats symrathi8ed IN a feeble way with the strength
IN other grains. The selling Of both December and
May by a local elevator closely identified with the
Local receipts E9 cars. with 2s9 estimated for to
moTrow.
Provisions averaged a little lower. infuenced By
the hos news. but closed steady. There WIS some
scattered selling early. and part Of the offerings on
the mlly soon afior the opening came from packerE
Local traders led IN tho buyinE ard this was most
y IN the way Of covering. Cash trade only fair
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-19
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore Oct. B.-QuosatOns established BY
Baltimore Ffuit and Produce Association are as
follows:
BUTTER-Creamery separator. pcr h.. 5ias2; imi-
tatiOn per H.. zaci: prints = h. S2a33: do. 1 h.
per b.. 52a33. blocks loA, per h, 5la32; dairy
prints. Maryland Pennsylvania, and Virginia. per
h.. 22a3; Virginia and West Virginia. store packed.
per b.. "a; Ohio. store packed, per ID, G.k
by rolls. per To-. IA West Virginia rolls per lb.
22A; Ohio rolls. per To-. 22ia.
EGGS-Maryland. Pennsylvania. and nearby
hrsts. per dozen. Is. Eastern Shore Maryland and
Virginia, Per dozen, 81; Western frsts per dozen.
q; West Virginia. per dozen. Is; North Carolina.
Pc dozen. 20.
LIVE PoULTRY-Old hens. heavyweight, Per h..
"A; do, lightweight h, l3la. old ROSTERS peT H.
do waite Pekins per H.. Is, spring ducks, lbs.
aud over. per h., Is; do, small Z: turkeys young
lbs. and over, IS; old per H.. lai6 geese Western
and southern. per 10, llal2i Maryland aud Viz
giniA. per ID. u; Kent Island per H.. laal4;
pigeons. young. per pair. IS do old. per pair 20 ;
guinea fowls. old. each. p; do, young. lslN lbs.,
each. i0ai5.
POTATOEs-white. native. prime. per bus. 55aeo:
DO. Western Maryland. prime. Der bus, 55G50, do
seconds. s0ai5; do. New York prime. per bus. 57a
%; DO. Western prime. Per bus 57s6o: sweets
yellow. Esstern Shore, per Dbl. Lo0aL25: do. Anne
Arundel. per Dbl. L00alD: yams Potomac Der
Dbl. 5oalo0: RaTTahannOCI. per bbl., 5aIO0
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Arrles
Maryland and Virginia per bbl fancy L25aI75.
do. fair. per bb.. 75a25; do. per isbbl. 50a75.
do, Maryland and Pennsylvania packed Ter bbl
2-Zja30; do. New lork, assorted. per bbl. 250a
100; beet1. native. pr bunch PAP: cabhages. ma
tive, pr 100. Lo0a2oo, do. New York state Der
ton. loooal20o; celery. Michigan. per bunch 2a30;
do. New York State. Der doz Z5aS0: cranberries
Cape Cod. PER Dbl. 55la659: box l5Cal.T5: cucum-
beTs. New YORK. Per basket 75al0O: eggplants. ua-
tive per basket. ma10: Shapes. Concord per basket
7as: do. Niagara. per basket sac; do. Delaware
per baske 9al0 lettuce. New York. Der basket Ca
100; onions. New York ard Western, Der busFle
60a65 Maryland and Pennsylvania. yellow Der
blshel. 6oa65; oranges California. per box as b
s!zs. 30; peaches. Maryland and Virginia. Ter
box. Lo0al25; do. per 70 hasket i0a6o. do. fancy
per basket. 65aso; DO. carrier T5aL0): do, noun
tain. yellow. pr A-hasket 75al00: do. per oh
basket. aOa60; do, PER carrier, fancy Lga2N: do
". Heath. PER basket. Local25: pears Kiefer
basket, 9os25; do pr bbL. L00aL0: do New
York Bartlett, per Dbl. 5.00a65o: do Seckel. pe.
Dbl. 5O0a6.50: do. Clapps Fuyonte Der Dbl. asa
80. squash native BASKET l5a10: green beans. na-
i've DIR bushel box. 5ado. wax beans native. per
bushel basket. 5oaeo; tomatoes. Eastern Shore MaTy
land Ier basket lEzal5: do. native, per S-bdsket
Na2j DO. per measure. per basket iolN.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-19
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

BONDS were the real feature OF the
trading yesterday on the local stock ex-
change They were taken in some vol
ume OF several issues and the impress
sion left was that more bonds would
easily have been taken had they been
offered at current prices. A half bond
OF the Capital Traction IS went at 1l61z.
Two half bonds of the Columbia 5s
brought 103. Four Potomac Electric Con-
solidated So sold from 103k TO 103 fiat,
which is a fraction less than recent sales
Of this issue After call six Capital
Traction 5s sold at 10y.
Among stocks Lansto2 was the leader.
On call quite a demand for the stock
developed. and Il was shown that takers
were willing to shove the price up a
notch. The sales on call were at 1S1k.
After call several brokers were accom-
modated with 200 and 500 share lots at
1874 and 1875 Mergenthaler was neg
lected, no takers for the small offerings
OF the stock appearing.
Trading in the Traction shares was
confined to Railway preferred which
sold from 937s to "a, the last being the
high price for the stock for several weeks.
John c. Holden has been appointed as
sistant auditor OF the American Security
and Trust Company. and John L. Fugitt
has been appointed 10 the vacancy in the
Office Of teller.
The Provident Savings Bank. for which
quarters are being fitted up at Ninth and
c streets, is now organized and ready
for business as soon as the operations
o; the builders will enable the bank TO
occupy the building. Andrew d. Loft
Ter will be the first president OF the new
bank. 8Ir. Lohier, David Rothschild.
Clifford p. Sparrow, and Fred Miller
were chiefly instrumental in starting the
bank.
Information comes from Cleveland.
Ohio. that the interest on the first mort
gage bonds OF the Washington. Baltimore
and Annapolis Railroad Company viii be
paid next Monday. The company de-
ferred payment on these bonds last May
under an agreement which satisfied the
holders. It is understood that the pay
ment will now DO made from the earn
ings of the company. The first mort.
gage bonds amount to 100000.
An interesting statement appears in the
report Of the Register Of the Treasury
relative 10 the ownership OF the District
Of Columbia fifty-year 3.65 bonds. The
amount outstanding at tho end OF the
first fiscal year was $9.602O0O. but since
the end Of the year there have been
purchases for the sinking fund, leaving
the total outstanding now not far from
S. 100000. The District bonds are owned
as follows: BY banks, as investments
S.005,O00; by banks as security for United
States deposits. S2,S75,0o0; by individuals.
81. $4,000; by insurance companies. $751;
Oo0; by associations. S2,S52O00: trustees.
estates, &c, $i6SO00, and lodges, $4,000
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-19
WALL STREET NEWS
PrOtit-taking Leads to Sharp
Drop in Prices.
RALLY FOLLOWS SOON AFTER
Good News of Bank Statement Used
by observation-disclosures in Position
of the New York Money Situation
Is shown in Lowering of Time
Rates-SterIiHg Exchange strong.

New York, Oct lS-Throughout the
major portion OF business hours to-day
the general course Of prices in the securi-
~ market was in continuation Of the
realizing movement noticed at the close
OF the week and consequent. naturally
enough, upon the large rise in values,
particularly in one or two prominent
stocks in days Immediately preceding.
To-day at the opening quotations were
as a rule higher than those made at the
close Of Saturday. for which. OF course.
the good Impression made by last Satur-
days highly favorable bank statement
was largely responsible. 1t soon became
evident, however. that spectators follow
ing an established custom OF theirs were
using the good news OF the bank state
ment as a means OF taking profits.
Commitments Are Renewed.
Operators for the decline seeing the
general trend OF things made haste to
renew the commitments for the fall,
which they closed for the most part
at heavy losses last Thursday and Fri
day. and It was obvious that the ex-
tinguishment OF tho short interest re-
sulting from all this left the market
in a more weakened speculative position.
From the character OF the selling that
took place in the early afternoon to-day
it was reasonably plain that what Is
known In Wall street as a hunt for stop
loss orders was in progress. Many Of
these orders were uncovered IN Steel COM
mon at a price OF 81. and the stock broke
with a good deal Of violence at that fig
ure. But efforts 10 depress the price OF
the stock below a fun point further met
with good deal Of resistance, and as the
whole market at this time showed strong
signs Of being oversold, a rally set in
which lasted in the leading shares until
the end Of the day, and left finally a
scattered mixture OF net advances and
declines through the list Of stocks.
Change in Money Situation.
The changes in position OF the local
money situation was visibly shown to-
day in a lowering Of time money rates
and renewal rate for cali stock ex-
change was commonly charged at Az.
as compared with last weeks 43-4 and
8 per cent rates. Later in the day money
"oo olAeIt Gu III dDuuudnce II per cent,
and even lent in no small quantity below
this figure.
Sterling exchange was strong, as II
naturally would be under the prevailing
circumstances. pressure 10 purchase ex-
change being plainly observable. which
is no doubt to be attributed 10 the matur-
ing obligations contracted by our bankers
in London and other European financial
centers.
In the English capital to-day, the Bank
Of England, IN order 20 make its 1 per
cent discount rate effective. was forced
20 borrow largely from the open market
there. AS a result Of this. discounts rose
in London 20 / per cent, and the bank
purchased more than $500 900 gold Of
fered for sale in London to-day from the
Transvaal mines.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-19
Urns 5000 Years old.

From the LONDON Standard
What is believed TO be the site of an
ancient British village has been discover
ed on a hitherto undeveloped piece Of land
situate on a commanding hill TO the
north Of the railway at Pokesdown,
Bournemouth.
The property, which for many years has
laid covered with brambles furze, heath,
&C. has recently been cleared for build
ing purposes, when the positions OF two
ancient barrows were clearly revealed.
The smaller barrow contained a consider
able quantity Of burnt flint and bone dust.
and on a road being cut through the
larger barrow many urns Of great anti
guilty were unearthed. a few OF them IN
a perfect state preservation. They were
what are known as sun dried, and be-
longed to the period before the Bronze or
Iron Age, being probably some 5000 years
old
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-19
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building rs Fifteenth street northwest.
New York. oct. lS-COtton strong and adranc.
ing Prices advanced to-day the strong SPOT SIT.
uatlon and aggressive buying partly because Of re-
ports Of bad weather in Texas and elsewhere. and
a fear that another tropical storm now south III
Porto Rico and headed westward, may iniure cot.
ton. setback following early advance occurred
to-day. owing TO heavy liquidation Southern hedsr
selling was still feature. On the curb aftsr A.
close prices were 2 10 3 points higher
Futures advanced 10 points, reacted and elo.es
barely steady at net decline Of l 20 points
with estimated sales Of so. 200 bales
SDot coft0n unchanrpd
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-19
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Oct. B-sIoney on call at the Stock
Exchange to-day opened az al per oent: highest.
~: lowest. ~ closing. T. Most Il the days loans
were made ~ gis per cent
Time money was q trihe easier in tone being az
fected by the bank statement Of Saturday. Rates
showed no material recession, however sirty-day
and ninety-day loans stil ruling az fsR5 PER cent
four and five months AZ "a per cent, and six
months at Fha4& per canS.
The sterling market was again very strong with
quarter cent advance IN demand rates TO 4s65k in
the middle Of the DAY. Tha- mites was not main
tanned. but the market closed strong
Rates for actual business closed as follows: SIXTY
days. 4s25aiS26 demand, 4s65a4 S6i5; cables $50
a. $500.
Commercial bills were 4sl for ninety DAYS and
iS2ais5A for sixty days; -four bills s2Is for sixty
DAYS: grain 4s3L
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-19
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Oct. 1S.-stock in elevators az ga
bushels Shipments from elevators. s.s6s bushels.
Sales Of cargoes on grade at 1lS5 for No. . red
Llft for No. red; Lila for steamer No red
LO7h for steamer No. red No 4 red and stock
rejected, and l05h FOR cant use rejected. One
snail bag lot. by sample. brought Ia Der bushel
Settling prices officially posted were: No. rcd
Western, LIN; contract SPOT. Lls1; No. red
Ll5h; steamer No red. L09A; steamer No. 2 red
Western, liz
CoRN-stock IN elevators. 1925 bushels. shin
ments from elevators 81. 80 bushels Prime lots of
white corn ahoat nominaly at 7Oa7l per bushel and
prime yellow ahoat nominaily at 6ea7O Der bushel
Track yellow corn, for domestic delivery is ouotable
at 59a6ea per bushel for car lots on SPOT Cob
corn, carloads prime old yellow on SPOT az $50 rer
barrel and bag lots Of prime new yellow at SOFAS 10
per barrel Settling prices were: For contract g..
OATS-Stock IN elevators. SIS 252 bushels: shin
monts from elevators Il. $50 bushels White. No q
as to weight. iHsa45; do. No g. 42ka44; do. No 4
4lG4l'z; do, mixed No. 2, 42aa2lS; do. No ? 4O5ta
A.
RYE-stOck IN elevators I2s0z bushels; shin
ments from elevators. l65 bushels No z ne West
ern, car lots domestic soitas1; No. rye (near byl
lealsi beg lots, new as TO quality. 65a7s
FLOUR-Wnter extra. new 4Ooa49O; do. clear.
new 6Ooa50; do. straight. new. 5.l5a5EO: do. Pat
ent, new, 57Oa5s5; spring clear new. 475a500; 40
straight new. 5Z5a570; do, patent new, 6Eoa57 5
City Mills best patent SIS; do. hieh-gnde paten+
e.S5; do straight, 6o5; choice family SIS; do eT
ira, f60ais5: re -four. medium TO choice 25a4 so.
cornmeal. per 100 lbs. LeoaL7o.
"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York, Oct. B-CATTLE-Receipts ssh
head. Ordinary 20 choice steers. 4.5Ca7 Is: tmIla
3ooai4O; cows. LT5a2T5; fat heifers. 40; dressed
beef steady; native sides. SisaI11; Texas beef 7as
CALYES-Receipts. 5000 head Veals EOOslO 90.
few selected. Is; throw-outs. 5Ooas 80; grasscrs
S.e-zs; Western calves. 4@a5oO; dressed calves
quiet. but steady; city dressed Yeais iOal5. country
dressed, sal55f; dressed grasseTs, 7a9
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts Bid bead.
sheep 2soaASoi choice, 500 cuils. z0oa2A; lambs.
;. 5oa7.35; culls. 4.ooa5CO.
HoGs-Receipta 1850 head: steady .. 7.75aslo
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-19
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKER.

Regular call At p O'Clock noon:
Capital Traction s. 500 az ICY.
Columbia Railroad IS. 500 At los $500 at 100.
Potomac Consolidated S. 5000 AZ 1851. 5000 at
100 Sl.oo az 1855 $500 AZ l05
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. 20 at
s3t. 10 az $50. 6 at o.
Lanston, 100 Al lss 100 at lsls 100 at lSs. 10 at
ISL.
Commercial National Bank at ls5
After call-Capital Traction S.. S. 900 at 1854.
Union Trust at 1874
Lanston. 20 at isis. 800 at lsis. SOC at 1874
Following are the bid and asked prices on yes
terdays Washington Stock Exchange:
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-19
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra, Der cwt., 5.5oa6oo; do, butter.
4O0a4So; common. 200a3o
HoGs-Per cSt, gross. 7.5OasD; ordinary. TOOa
$50
sHEEP-Prime. clipped. 35nLOo; common, clip
ped. 2O0a3.OO
LAlIBs-Choice. spring. per b. 7a7si; medium.
6a6lz.
CALvES-Prime. per 10. 9; medium. 8; grass.
sal
COWs-Prime, fresh each. 35.oOa45.OO; do com
mon. each. ZOoa30oo; de-. old and dry. lOooa15OO.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-19
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAMMAR. new. per bus. I05alis; corn.
sheed per bus. 75aso: COB. Der bb. 410a4s 50; Data
Western white. No 2 per bus. 5oa55; mind. PER
bls 42a50; bran. Der ton. 200; middlinE pcr ton.
zoo
HAY AND sTRAW-Hay, Western. No I, lisa
$50; No 2 l60aToo; mixed, N.loalSs0, Straw,
rye, bundle 5.0OeloOo; straw. re, macans thrash,
S0oa9ooi straw. wheat. per Ton. 60oa60; straw.
cat per ton 651a7.01
SEEDS-Aisikc. Der bus. S0ansTs; clover. pcr
bus s.Soa9.0ei timothy. pcr bus. Lsoa25; crimson
clover. per bus l00hu-m
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-19
A Better way.


From Punch
Lady-But poverty is no excuse for be-
ing dirty DO you never wash your face?
Tramp with an injured air)-Pardon
me- lady, but I've adopted this ere dry
cleanin' process as bein' more ealthy and
'i-geenic.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-19

New York. Oct B-wHEAT-Iragular: small
Business. No ! Northern Duluth. 20 arrive. ll5i:
No. red. Z. o. b., nominal LIS; Nc, ? hard
New York. I. O. b.. Ll3A; No. l mscaroni LoOis
f. o. b.; No. l Manitoba. Z o. b. 70 arrive Noyem-
Der. LOS. Exporters took six loads
CORN-StrOnger; SLOW. No, elevator TO5{: No
9 I. o. b.. Il; No. 2 {. o b. end October. z. No
yellow. f. O. b.. 7li1 No. 2. Z. O. b. December 10
March shipments. S52. Exporters took nothing.
RYE-Sronger; nominal. New No l. T. O. b.
1&.
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