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Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-17
ALL OLD ELECTION DAY
FRAUDS USED IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Sept. 16.-Ballot box stuff
fing, vote buying and selling at from
&c to 81, repeating, voting of dead
men, and in the names of citizens reg
istered-tnese all figured in the frauds
that marked yesterdays primary cleo
tion in Chicago, despite the extraordl-
nary precautions of the election board.
Hundreds of complaints swamp the
commissioners.
While there was little violence ana
no rioting, several arrests were MADE
on charges of bribery or repeating.
Judge George A. Dupuy OF the su-
perior court was selected for vlctln
in one of the most successful frauds
of the day. When the judge reached
his polling place the books showed
that another man had voted in MS
name. .-L4
Judge Dupuy insisted on his rlgnt
70 cast his ballot. Appeal was made
to the election board and his oallot
was accepted.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-17
OLD SOLDIER MAKES BANK
RUN UP AMERICAN FLAG

TUCSON, Sept, 16.-Threatening to
tear down a Mexican flag from one Of
the banks unless the American flag
was hoisted above it as a decoration
for the Mexican centennial celebration
here, Charles Alzemora, an old soldier
at Fort Lowell, now living at Guaymas,
Mexico, insisted until an American flag
was raised.
Twenty years ago AlZemora, then in
the army, held up a Mexican parade
until an American flag was carried at
its head.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-17
FORMER GOVERNOR CLAIMS
NOMINATION FOR SENATOR

TRENTON, N. J., Sept. 16.-Forrner
Governor E. c. Stokes today said to a
representative of the Associated Press
that his advices from all sections OF
the state gave him lead of 5000 to tO9o
mary of last Tuesday. Stokes said he
was confident that these figures would
not be materially changed by the Of
fetal returns. He claims to have led
in the voting in seventeen of twenty
one counties and declared he feels con-
fident that the choice expressed In the
primary will be respected by the Re-
publicans in the legislature next VIM
ter !. 4,,o
,,rir,oarI we're former Governor Frank
lin Murphy and Congressman Charles
T Fowler.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-17
PROMISE IMPROVEMENTS
IN iSTHMUS SHIPPING

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 16.-Great
improvements are promised in trans
portation between San Francisco and
New York by way of the isthmus OF
Panama. Not only is new line OF
boats to be put on the run from here
to the Pacific coast terminus of the
isthmus railroad, but an express serV-
ice for freight is to be inaugurated by
the Pacific Mail company, which has
hitherto held this run without com
petition.
elected four Democrats, Langdon, Re-
publican, defeated Weinberger, Demo
crat. bY eight votes.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-17
CONGRESSMAN B0UTELL
is PEEVED OVER DEFEAT
Saws Voters MisIed by Hired Pro-
fesSional Liars

CHICAGO, Sept. 6.-Congressn1an
feated bv nearly 1000 votes in yester-
davis primaries by r. II. Gansbergen,
who proclaims himself a progressive
Republican, stated today that he would
run Independently.
Mr.. Boutell will leave for Washing
ton tomorrow and it is believed for
Beverly also.
"I will run Independently and beat
my rivals on the simple principles OF
responsible, representative govern
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-17
WASHINGTON BALL PLAYER
KILLED IN AUTO ACCIDENT

ABERDEEN, Wash, Sept. 16.-Rich-
ard Arland, second baseman in the
Montesano baseball team of the State
league, was killed in an automobile
accident near Montesano late last
night.
Arland was driving an automopile
from Aberdeen to Montesano. AS the
machine was crossing the Wynooche
bridge, Arland leaned out of the car
and his head struck against steel
support.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-17
RECOUNT SHOWS DAHLMAN
WINNER BY 200 VOTES

LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. 16.-As the
vononnt Of the Democratic votes for
syovernor of Nebraska shows Governor
Shallenberger 200 behind Mayor Dahl
man of Omaha, the governor has de-
cided ifI to give up the contest, despite
the fact that he asserts legal proceed
ings would still give him the nominal
He says the time for the contest is
too short and that any further delay
would only aid the Republicans
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-17
Around The World
By the "OFFICE BOY"
The Sphinx

The snn in tho Far East comes
straight down and in the middle of
y4ho day the visitors must wear q
,tpith or cork helmet, and even then
SI<ssp out Of the sun as much as
ApossibIs. remember of having
complained about the hsat one day
end our dragomsn, or servant, said,
~ haae q friend who is suffering
from tho heatI" "Where doSs he
live ?"' asked, "oh, he isn't living"
he replied, and ! don't know yet
whether he was IN earnest or trying
to bo funny.
One meets an awful lot of funny
people while travelling. On our
steamer, going up the Nile, hoard
an old chap boastina that he had
never taken a drop of liquor In hia
life. told him l knew a man In
California who had carried a re-
volvsr all his life and nsvor blew
out his brains, but he dldn't brae
about II.
Did you ever notice that sone Of
the meanest men on earth arc re-
lated to good people2 Next to
HAPPINESS comes comfort. The
reason il comes next to happiness
fs because 1t is obtainRbe. 1t would
be impossible for a man to be more
comfortable than he would be In
ono of our oraVenstte oVerooats.
You see, the cravenetting of tho
cloth in them makes them shed
water and still thsy do not have the
appearance of tho old time nsokin-
tosh. They are as soft, pliab BILE,
durable and drsssy as II tho water
proof qualities wsre not there. We
have very strong Iines at S15, $40
and S25. The better grades, Of
course, arc made for US by Hart
Sehaffner g. Marx.
EITLER QrnRE
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-17
CoWELL CHOICE OF 9Th
DISTRICT Committeeman

STOCKTON, Sept. 16.-After a
from seven counties of the Sixth con-
aressional district this evening unani-
mously nominated A. L. Cowell, To-
cal newspaper man, to represent the
democrats of the district at the com
There was a question whether Henry
n Hawson, who was nominated, could
withdraw from the ticket, as he was
duly nominated. Mr.. Cowell VIII nave
to be placed on the ticket as an mae 7.
being a. close student of national af-
fairs.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-17
OLD PARTIES DIVIDE
NAMES C0NGRESSMEN

PORTLAND, Me-. Sept. 16.-William
II Pennell. the Democratic congress
sional candidate in the First district,
today conceded the election of Asher
G, Kinds, the parliamentarian OF the
national house. The First and Fourth
nnbiicans and the Second and Third
~, democrats.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-17
FOWLER DEFEATED

PLAINFIELD, N. J., Sept. 16.-Judge
William N. Runyon of Union county
was nominated for congress today by
the Republicans of the fifth congress
sional district, defeating Charles N.
Fowler, member of the present con-
gress.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-17
RllckER RENoMINArEp

DENVER, Colo, Sept. 16.-Demo-
Gratis of the first district today re-
nominated A. w. Rucker, incumbent,
for congress. John A. Martin OF Pu-
eblo, incumbent, was renominated for
CONGRESS by the Democrats of the sec
ond congressional district.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-17
POWERS, VICTORY CONFIRMED

BARBoURVILLE, KY, Sept. 16.-
returns from yesterdays
eleventh district congressional primary
show that Caleb Powers defeated Rep
resentative D. c. Edwards for the
nomination by 1920 votes.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-17
DEMOCRATS IN CONTROL

GLOBE, Ariz.. Sept. 16.-Arizona's $
constitutional convention; which will
meet october 10, Will nave lorty-one
meroocTats and eleven Republicans
Poiated returns show ella county
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-17
PIONEER DROPS DEAD

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 16.--H. J.
Cove, a pioneer Of this state and a
member of the vigilance committee Of
1856, dropped dead this afternoon on
the street.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-17
R6a1XM:ggz@lp.'.s1y III M:g''!,!! 2! g.! q.
&V Ro00YDpY G0Qs S1ueE

Oriental Department the 3rd foor-conSoHddred
with the Art StGtfng the moving OF fe Drdp-
cry Dept. back into the building on Hill ST.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-17
Yesterdays papers gave details
of these offerings for today:

Boys SIS double breasted Knickerbocker suits OF
sturdy all-wool materials 1895.
Boys 75c blouse waists 45c.
Rows, soc TO zSc golf caps and cloth hats at Csc
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-17

Children's 25c summer un-
dergarments, 2 for. -. .25c
Boys ST. union suits. =. SOC
Boys soc Isle shirts and
drawers, each .........25c
Boys soc union suits. >. .25c
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-17
!. B. SILYERWOOD

/ a2f South Spring Los Angeles
sixth and Broadway
Bakersfield Long Beach
San BeFnardino MarlGOpa
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-17
Sales
for


Childrens 81 to $3.50 straw hats now 81 to S225
Misses $40 to SIS linen dresses $3.50.
Misses $40 to SIS linen suits SIS.
Misses $40 and SIS tailor suits $15
The Washington herald., 1910-11-08
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore, Nov. f.-CORN-stock in elevators rs.
81 bushels; shipments from elevators 4.769 bushels.
Offerings Of cob corn continue light good merchant
able sorts are salabe at 20 per barrel Quote.
Track domestic delivery, 80 PER barrel on spot.
Contract opened steady. Year c0rn. 5lH. nominal
spot mixed corn early was sc. nominal while Jsnu.
airy corn vas 5lh, nominal. and February 5l1.
March was s. nominal Settling price; Con
tract So
FLOUR-Winter extra. S3oaS5e; do. clear. S75a
995: do straight 4l0a425: do patent, 4.55a470;
spring clear new 2s5ai25, do, straight, 500a5 3
do patent 525a5 90; City Mills best patent SIS:
do hgh-grade patent AS; do, high grade straight.
I65; do. choice family. 40; do. extra, 3SQa350.
Rye -four. medium TO choice, i.GeaL5. C0rnmeal.
100 lbs. lS)aLD.
OATS-Stoek in elevators, 1854 bushels; ship
ments from elevators. 972 bushels. The quotations
for new oats on spot were; No. white. 37lsa57A
sales standard white S7l.a3Tss; No white, Ss%a57
No 1 white, 35as61s.
RYE-stoCk in elevators III SO bushels, ship
ments from elevators. SIC bushels. No I rye.
Western domestic ssasi; No. re. domestic. slas2;
bag lots, as 10 quality and condition. 7Oa75; No. )
rye Western, domestic 7sa7e; No rye, near by.
75a76: No. rye. near b.. 7Sa7l
WHEAT-Stock Ia elevators 81 s6l bushels ship
ments from elevators II 81 bushels Sales OF car
goes on grade at 90 for No. red and 81 for stock
steamer Bag lots by sample as to quality and
condition. brought g.. So S. and per bushel
Contract opened frmeT. November, sab; spot No.
red early was S97.b, while spot No. red Western
Brought cob; December sold for 9lkb: January sold
for sZ4n sales, soc; December, 9lk. Settling
prices: For contract 5&; No. red Western. 50;
No red, s994 steamer No. red Western, $50.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-08
Probate Court.

justice AU1LD
Estate Of Mary z. Weeks; VIII dated May u. 1886.
fled
Estate of Mar 0ary: letters a administration
granted to Emma Jones; bond. 500 Attorney. ].
II. label.
Estate Of William p. sanders: iettsns Of admins
trstion granted 10 Edith 5. Hunter; bond s. 900.
Attorneys. Lyon & Lyon.
Estate Of Oscar f. Winsh;p; letters Of adniniStra-
ton granted to Samuel c winship Attorneys,
same.
Estate Of Lewis y Morris; letters Of sdzniaistra-
ton granted TO Lewis Morris; bond. SIM Attor-
neys same
Estate Of John sanders petition for letters Of ad-
ministration. Attorneys same.
Estate Of Samuel X. Kinney: same Attorneys.
same
Estate Of Charles 7. Lsrned; same Attorneys
same
Estate Of Beverly Young; rule to show cause.
Attorney, L. N. King
Estate Of Eleanor G. Il. Miller; letters tesla,
mentaTy granted TO Arthur P. Miller bond. s. 600
Attorney. H. r. Webb.
estate. Attorneys j. r. Flynn and c. a. White
Estate Of Henry r. Andrews; reference to auditor
Attorneys. Dar. Peyser & Curtin.
Estate Of Lisette u. Lansparer; order to sell
notes. Attorney h. F. Leighton.
Estate Of Andrew Anderson; petition for letter.
testamentary. Attorney J. T. SherieF. II.
In Campbell II. PlUgge et al. petition for ap
rointment Of guardian Attorneys, Montague 4
MorisTty.
In re Paul T. Thesis ct al; Emil Thesis ap
pointed guardian; bond. 500. ATTORNEY. w. H
White
Estate Of Diller F. Croft order dismissing csVeat
appeal noted. Attorneys 6. {. German and Johr
Ridout-Maddox & Gatley.
Estate Of Isaac p. Moves; letters testameniaF.
granted 70 Edith and Bertha Noyesi bond, $500
Attorney. W. II. NARROW, jr.
Estate Of Rosa A. Downs petition for sale q
stock. Attorneys Leckie. Fulton & Cox.
Estate of James NJ. A. SpOttswood; viii dated
February g 1898.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-08
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
prices quoted are wholssale.l

BUTTER-Creamery, fancy per ID, SAB; Western
hrsts s2as2l seconds ZaS0; process. fancy. 27agl1
CHEC5E-New York State factory new. large
leal7
EGGs-Near-by, fresh Virginia per doz. 2An
West Virginia and Southwest Virginia. 2sa50: Ten
nessee 2ea3i.
GREEN FRulTs-ArIles. per Dbl, I0oa5.Oo
oranges California per box. a5oa625; lemons, pei
crate 308a5 co. grapefruit per crate sooaSoo; pine
apples per crate 20ea300 grapes. Delaware per bas
Halls; Concord per bas., l3aii; Niagara. per has
HAS pears. Bartlett 35Oa500 per bhl.; chestnuts
Per h.. Sal eranberres, per box. l.40a250; per Dbl
6.50a7O
DRESSED POULTRY-Hens. choice per ID. l6
ROSTERS, Per b. u; springers PR h. leal7; ducks
per b., Hale; geese, per b., SALE.
LIVE P0ULTRY-Chiekens sgging per ID. Halls
hens. per H.. II; ROSTERS per ID. 10: turkeys. PEI
h., 2a2o ducks. PER ill., iial5; geese Per To-. l0al2
VEGET ABLES-P Potatoes, new No. !, per bus
s5a70: per Dbl, l75a200: No. 2 per Dbl. l.2sal 80
sweets, per bb, l.sOai75; yams Per bbl., L0oal.z5
cIcumbeTs. psT basket 75al50 ouions per box, e0s
50; cabbage per 100 A0aaoo; eggplant per doz. 40s
50; squash per crste 25a40; string beans. per Dbl
.25al. 90; lima beans. per qt.. 9A8; lettuce pei
basket l.0oalZ5 tomatoes. homegrown per box
Looa20oi turniTs PER box. 55a4oi punches. zs.s5
bets 100 punches. l5Oa300: celery per crate, 275s
$50; Spinach per boil. l.50al.75.
GAAiE-euail. per doz.. 575az.50; rabbits. per doz
Z75aso0; squirrels sal0; Iheasants, each L0esl.2s
Woodcock. each. &a0
The Washington herald., 1910-11-08
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Nov. T-BUTTER-R Receipts to-day
5.4T packages. The market Il arm. Creamery sic
Gals, per b., Nisi do, extras. =; do, nrsss .
process specials, p State dairy. tubs. finest, 30.
CHEESE-Receipts to-day. 9i3 boxes. The market
remains firm. State whole milk special u. do,
fancy, small col0red September l5i4 SKINS. sps
ciais Ia do. average fancy. ia.
EGGS-Receipis to-day. 6o94 cases. The market i.
unchanged. state Pennsylvania. and nearby hen
nefy, white. fancy. 20. State. Pennsylvania. and
ueaT-by hennery. browns. fancy. 40; Fefrigerato'
hrsts IS fresh-gathered selected extras, per doz. 81
MILLFEED-Suong; quiet trade. Spring bran
2.T5i standard middhngs A.S: Western red dos
8.50. 20 arrive; winter wheat bran, in loelh sacks
20 arrive g360: city bran. in bulk. 100
oATs-Strong; duh. No. white. 3sa5sil No
white. S7a; No. I, s67t; white, On track. Sisal.
FLoUR-f1un; fair inquiry Kansas stFaigfts
Leals5 IN sacks soft straishts. A9oaisS Ia barrels
spring patents. 6s5a5e5. in barrels; spring elears
4.soas40
BUCKwHEAT PToUR-steady. with trade quiet
Choice quoted a. 200.
RYE FLOUR-steady; trade moderate. Choics
bFasds quoted Al G01a435.
CORNMEAL--fnsctive ard steady. Kiln-dried fos
export, 20o; coarse meal. in bags, Llisl.is.
HAY-Receipts 6l2 tons. stronger choice. Quo
tati0ns are; Prime timothy lis No l. Ll0allziz
No. ?, 95sl00; No ;, sla90.
sTRAW-Receipts, 20 tons; quiet. Long re quoted
az S.
BEEF Steady; moderate business Packet. ls5a
l7.oo; family, l9.59ae00o.
PoRK-stesdier; light trade. Mess. isss1@
family 300a&m
LARD-InactiTe. Prime Western. ll25; city. H. 20
refined continent. $3.50, South American. ISIS: re-
fined Brazilian IN kegs, 1875; oeustearine. l0.all;
lard stezFine quiet; New York s.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-08

lot is: Anna Mary Taylor. Mildred wickeTshsm.
Ct al. to Owen Owen, So
Floral Hill-Squsre 557s lots u. 3D. 3. 81 g. and
-; square 55l9. lots and g. square 80. lots
? and 3. Washington Loan and Trust Company,
trustee 10 r, Lee White, 81.
S. II street n0TfhEes;-SquaIe q lot So Rsbecca
c. Duf 90 joseph &. Klapper, SO.
Rear q Thirteenth street Northwest. between and
W streets-square IS, lot 90; John r. Stuckert
e ux. 70 Wilkes C. PratheT, SO.
Thirty-hrst street northwest. between and
sirests-Square lEs part Of lot Il: Norman l.
Ryon et ux. to Wilkes c. Pathsr. SO
Rear Of Thirteenth street northwest. between v and
" streets-S4aare Is. lot s.; Norman Z. Ryou
e. ux. to Wilkes c. Prather, SIC
Grace street narthwest. between rhirty-seeond and
Thirty-thiTd streets-Square llsS, part of lot 81
Jesse NJ shreye 70 Richard S. Wolfe SO
Ellaston Terrace-Lot Is, block ?; Catherine 1eeie
10 Edward c. HieT, SO.
IS street northwest-sauare s2s. lot 3; Joseph G.
Klapper % Julia r. Wilson, So
6 street northwest between Eighteenth and Nine
teenth streets-sQuAre lR. part Of original lot 5
Lille A. Miller ct al 10 Catherine Meyer SO.
Square lesl-Lots TO u and % aud = Edwin Ia
Wilson. trustee. 20 Stuart A. Walker, SO
Eighteenth and A sireetA noftheast-Squzre 1924
one-third interest, lots ] 70 Y and y and %
stuart A. Walker 10 Edwin L. Wilson. Dwight
Anderson, and John Lewis smith. SO.
Txenfyninth street northwest between and
streets-SquAre lZis. part Of lots 100 and l0i
Mamie Gilbert French ct VIZ TO Harry g.
Meem, SO.
Potomac Heights-squsre 1873. lot S. S T. Dorseti
e ux. Carrie T.. 20 Fannie b. Gayle Si.75o.
Potomac Heiglts-SquhTe 1919 lot s.; Potomac
Heights Land Company to Lille ". Nsupin, SO
Potomac Heights-Sguare 1872 lot %. Potomac
Heights Land Company 10 Lille ". Mzupin. SO
g street northwest. between sixth and Seventh
stFeets-sauare IS. part Of original lot IS; J, H.
William Kettler et to William ]. kst'
tier. SO.
Massachusetts, avenue northwest. between Ninth ard
Tenth stTests-squzre so part Of lot E; Richard
s Wolfe et ux. 20 Jesse NJ. shreEe, sic.
Fourteenth street southeast, between and 6
streets-Square 1858, lot 70; Minnie I. Waikat Fl
Vir % Barbara 81. Graf, So
Florida avenue northwest, between Sixteenth ard
Seventeenth streets-sqHare ia, part Of lot s.
Robert NJ, Gray 20 Bertha L. Nelly. SO.
F street northeast. between Sixth and Seventh
sireets-sqgsre $50. lot 9; Fred. A. Norway et
TX. 70 Lsis J. Ianson. S,1Q-
Addition 10 lie Drot Park-Lot g, block %; Mary
NJ Lsshhurn 10 Walter 7. Roche, So
Dobhins' Additi0n-Iot 50. block II joseph Ramps
et ux 70 Bessie B. Bennett. SO
InglsSds-Lot los. block Y; Mddaugh & Shannonl
Inc, 10 Grace Winslow Keen. SO
Ingleside-Lot lo9 block Il; Middaugh shannon,
Inc. TO Edmund II. Parry. SO.
TEenty-niEth street northwest, between and L
stree's-Squsre 1872 l0t g; Allen W. Miller 70
Minnie D. Mheatley So
The Washington herald., 1910-11-08
DISTRICT COURTS


PreseHt-Af
Admissions: Edwin S. French, Louis Marks, josiah
L. Carr. Charles B. Wait. Lester l. Sargent
Nos. 2ls2l2is3 Jaseil Riggs National Bank ;
on motion OF Mr. r. Ross Perry. Of counsel for
appellee. leave granted appellee % hie additional
brief herein by Nov. H. and appellant to nie reply
brief within three days thereafter, II 50 advised.
No. Dag. Griffith et Al. Is. Metropolitan LIE
Insurance Company; affirmed Opinion by alr. JUS
tice RObb.
Patent appeals:
No. CO. Nestle ard Anglo ssiss Condensed MIX
Company vs. Walter Baker 4 Co. Ltd; argument
commenced b. Mr. james Hamilton for appellant.
continued BY Mr. J. l.. Putnam for appellee. con-
Guided by MIR. James Hamilton for appellant
No. 62 Underwood Typewriter Company IS A.
r. Dick Company; motion 10 pass until Nov. 10
oveFrued.
No. 662, BroadWeli Land; continued
No. 632 In re application q James /. McEiFoy
argument commenced By Mr.. Charles Neaye Tor
appellant. continued by Mr. w. S Ruckman for
commissioner Of patents, concluded b. Nj. Charles
Aeaye for appellant
No 657. In re application of William n. Rsti.
can; argument commenced by Mr.. James A. Carr
for appellant continued By Afr. W. ). Ruckman
for commissioner Of patents. concluded By Mr.
james A. Carr.
Assignment for November g.
Patent appeals Nos 6i2 6iS6isl, go 652, 66i 65,
eco, ee ss3 esa
The Washington herald., 1910-11-08
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

with total sales for the hour of $40
shares. Washington Gas enlivened yester-
days session OF the Washington Stock
Exchange and padded the closing sale
figures to almost state Of responsibility,
Most of the trading in this stock was
done around 1s14a7Sis. with three blocks OF
Is at ISL and two blocks at 7Sss.
Fractional differences only prevented a
much greater activity IN this security.
One broker entered the bidding for 500 or
more. but the best figures at which he
was offered stock In this quantity was
7919 He carried his bid 10 a fraction over
"a and then dropped out.
Trading in rights will commence at q
day not far distant. and the present ruiz
ing prices for the per cent bonds indi-
Gates that the prospect is good for $50
figure. or better II there is any thought
that the supply is lessening. On the
whole. Gas seems TO be settling down
after the recent uprising into normal
state. and should be active for some time.
The rest Of the list was slow. National
Savings and Trust sold in two lots OF 10
at 225. and there were several bids for
larger amounts that went unanswered.
The ruling dividends paid by this bank
for the past few years has pushed ii well
up. and as a standard investment. IL
holds firm. One broker ran Commercial
TO 10 points up In his bidding. but with
drew his bid when there was no answer.
The bond list was represented by lone
transaction. that OF $1,000 Potomac Elec-
trio Consolidated IS at Il above par. After
call $500 Washington Railway and Elec-
trio Is sold at Si14. Ten common, of Rail-
way. at 36A completed the hours trans
actions.
Though little troubled by the elections
the exchange will observe the usual Gus.
tom and not meet to-day. Upon resump-
ton OF business tomorrow. President
Woodruff viii call an executive session
OF the exchange directly after the close
Of the session hour. Although not def.
nitely known, II is expected that matters
relating TO admission for trading OF sew
eral new stocks and bonds viii be brought
up at this time.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-08
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore Nov. 7.-QuotatiOns by Baltimore Fruit
and Produce Association arc follows;
BuTTER-Creamer, fancy, b. SAAlss do.
choice 90: do. good. 2sa9 do. imitation. LsZi
do. prints, 3la32 do. blocks 5aS5; do. adle Las
Maryland and PENNSYLVANIA rolls. h.. Zlaa; Ohio
rolls 2a2i; West Virginia rolls. PAP stofe-packed.
q Maryland Virginia, ard Pennzylsania dairy
prints, ~; process butter. b.. 6azh.
EGGS-Marland Pennsylvania. and nearby nrsts,
PER doz. 80; Western hrsts. 3; Southern hFsss, 90
West Virginia frsis 81 guinea eggs. doz-, liala
POTATOES White near hy. per bus. prime, asa
20: do. Western MARYLAND and Pennsylvania. prime.
50; do. seconds. 35a40; Western. prime, Soa53;
sweets. yellow, per bbL. Norfolk. Locals; do,
Eastern Shore 40: do. Anne Arundel. bbl l0oa
Us; vans, Potomac. per bb- new. 100 do. Rap
pshannock new, Ice
LIVE PoULTRY-Chiekens. young, caoice. 10. Ia
isss do. rough and pooz Il; old hens. H., heaTy.
l2sal3 DO small 10 medium. Il old ROSTERS. II. 2;
ducks old. ID, I2al3; do. young white PeiHs, fat,
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guinea fowl young Il. lbs and ever. each, 50; do.
young. small each 5s3o: do. old. each. .; geese,
near By, per H., izl3; de-, Western and Southern.
y; turkeys young lbs. and over PER H., y; do,
old, l7als; do, rough and poor, l2a3.
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No. birds isal00 rabbits choice. per dozen. 2oos
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common stock L90ai5 80; partrdges large full grown,
doz 40oa450: do. small Oh.brds. 2 Sa2. IS: Wild
turkeys, Per ID. lSae0.