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The Washington herald., 1910-11-12
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Nos. u.-CORN-stook IN elevators.
rs GA bushels; shipments from elevators 3s2 bush
els. Receipts Of Southern amount 70 81 bushels
Of new white corn and ss bushels Of yellow. De
nland good Cob corn. go per bbl. white oorn. l5e
less. Contract opaned quiet year corn. b0A nomi-
mall spot corn 55is nominal: January corn. 5l51
nominal and February 81 nominal; March vas 81
nominal. Sales. 300 bushels January at 50.
HLOUR-Winter extra, 50a3G: do. CLEAR. 375a
$780, do. straight, 1 l0ai.25; do. patent. 4.55aL70:
spring clear. new Ss5efz5 do straight. Seas. .
do, patent, 525a5.f0; city mills best patent SIS
do, high grade patent, 4B; do, hgh-uade straight
AS, DO. choice family 40: do. extra. 330a9 20
DE -four. medium TO choice. 400a42s; cornmeal, l0o
lbs, lSoaIs9.
OATs-sock in elevators. 4is.14 bushels; ship
ments from elevators e.0e- bushels No. white
81 standard white, 38.; No. 3 white. Ssi4; No. 4
white, ea5sis.
RYE-stoek in elevators. llsTZ5 bushels; ship
ments from elevators. 4l92 bushels. No. rye.
BAG lots to quality and coalition. 7oz75: No ;
rye Western. domestic. iea7s; No re, near by, Is
ale; No rye near by. Tla7A
WHEAT-Stock in elevators s2i Tsa bushels: ship
ments from elevators 2.ss5 bushelS Foreign mar
kets sc higher in Liverpool Bag lots, By
sample, 10 quality and coalition brought p and
g per bushel Contract opened easier November
slA bid; spot No. 2 rcd early slA bid; No. nd
Western. slis bid. December sold for 81 nominal
and January s54 nomiusl February brought 80
nominal SsIes ] car No red track Canton 81 .
car rejected, track Canton. Glz / go bushels No
red spot slN: 400 bushels No. ned spot. slE
SO Bushels No. red spot. 9h: car No 2 red
spot. ga ! car No red spot slA. Settling prices:
For contract slk ipot No. red Western. 81
Nc. ned ssa steamer No. red. so steamer
No. red Western, So.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-12
cOMpTROIIER,s sTATEMENr.
Shows Great increases I'm National
Bank Finances.

shows Great increases An National
Bank Finances.
Comptroller Of the Currency Lawrence
%. Murray yesterday issued a statement
showing the condition OF practically
every bank in the United States on June
80. 1910. The figures for national banks
were at hand in tho Comptroller's Office.
but those for state banks were only OBJ
tanned on request. According to these
fgures, there were 7,145 national banks
IN this country on June 80, 1910. and 5,94S
State and private banks. They showed
capital OF $l.S79,9o1,0 900. an Increase In
one year of approximately $S0.V0,000. In
dividual deposits amounted TO Sl5,2SS, 400.-
600. an increase of $1,247, so, 900; aggregate
assets, so, 100000, an increase of 81. $780,
100000. The loans and discounts OF the
banks reporting amounted 70 Sl2,365. 0O0. 600
an increase Of 1901. S00, 600; the investment
IA United States and other bonds and Sc
eurities. S4,s54. 10000, or an increase OF
$40, 900. The banks held 81, 420. 10000 in
currency. less by 100000 than the pre-
vioUs year
Savings bank reports we're included in
the totals given out by Mr.. Murray, but
some separate figures for the 1,759 insti-
tutions OF this kind which reported juno
last We're also given These savings
banks had deposits Of 5000, 4O0. 600. the de-
posltors numbering 9,l42, 700, and the aver
age account being S445.22. There was an
increase OF hfty-six IN the number OF
banks, 1885,. Co., 900 in deposits. 3l0.Sl5 in
the number OF depositors, and SAT in
the average saving account.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-12
PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. Nor. Il.-Qu0taii0ns by Baltimore Fruit
ard Produce Association are as follows:
BJIIER-C Creamery, fancy, ID, SASH; do,
choice So: do. god, &a9, do. imitation, 22a2i
do prints, 5la22; d. blocks. Sas3 do. ladle 2aZS
Maryland and peuBsylvaua rolls. h.. Zla2l Ohio
rolls LAB West flfEula rolls. ZZl2i. ttoTeIacked
u. Maryland, Virginia. and Pennsylvania dairy
Prints IA process butter, H. a6se5A.
bGGs-NaTylaud, Pennsylvania aud nearby hrsis
pef Coz. y: Western hrsts So Southern firsts, %;
West Virginia irsts 81; guinea egs. doz.. HAS
GAME-Phcasants, selected sach l5oa9.O0; do
No. birds, 75alo0; rabbits. choice Der dozen, SOFA
%; do. fair 70 good, 225a2G5; do, poor. small
common stock, l2oaL5o partrdges. large fulI-grugn
doz. 4OOa45o: de-. snail or Of birds. 20a275; Wild
turkeys. per To- Isa20
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLEs-AppIss
hand-picked, loose, Per Dbl, L5laI55; do, wind
falls, small. per bbL. LGa1-ees- - Eastern Shore
MD, Per box. %a3o: do. Eastern Shore md.
Per E-bhL has. 4oa5e Co, Western Maryland and
Pennsylvania. packed, Per hbl., 2caa25O; DO. Heu
YORK, assorted Dbl. 250a4.G0; carrots native per
bunch. 2a2.a; do. New York. per bus. 35a40; DO.
New York, per ton. 9o0al000; caulihoweT Long
Island, per bbl 2Ooaa00: cabbage native Ter 100
2o0a3mi do, New York State. per ton. 7.Ooalo00
celery, New York crate. l50a200; cranberries Cape
Cod Dbl. 5.0ca60Q; do, box, l25al40; eucumbsrs.
New York State per bus. has. L00ai25; eggiants
native Der has l0al5; grapes. Ccncords, 4lb has.
l5al6i do, Aiagsras, Alb bas l5a20 do, CataSbas.
s-lb. baS l3ali do. Salems per has uAlg.
tise. Per bus. box Bass: do. Norfolk per has. 5s
%; lima beans, per has, soas5; onions, New York
and Western, per bus 6oa65: do Maryland and
Pennsylvania. yellow, bus. ess5; oranges. Florida,
per box. L50a2-75. oyster plants native per bunch
&aa3; peaches. Western Maryland, S-bas. 5oaI00;
de-. 0lb. bas 40a75; do. per carrier, l25aI z;
Mount White Heath per bas, Balls: pears. East
ern Shore, Kieffer PER has, loa2O; do. Kieffer per
Dbl, 75aLD; do. New York. assorted, per Dbl.
30as0J pumpkins, Per 100, 3O0as.0o; do, per ton
50Oa7O0 peppers, naive. has, l2isal5: ounces
New York fancy. per Dbl, 45oa5.o0; squash native.
per has. BAD green beans. native per bus. box
S0aaoi do, washed. Saio; spring onions native Goa
70; tomatoes. Eastern Shore Md. bas, Ea20; do.
native Per 5sbas., 9aSJ; do per bus, 40a5O; tur-
niDs native, per bus. box. 25a30.
LIVE POULTRl-Chiekens. young choice I5
IS; do rough and poor. llallls: old hens h. heavy
lzsa5i do. small to medium. II old ROSTERS h. 9:
ducks old. h. l2al3; do. young white Pekins fat
Il; do, young Muscoyy and mongrel Il do. puddle
old. lSal4; pigeons. old pair 90 do, young aag5;
guinea fowl young T.. lbs. and over. each. 50; do.
young. small each Z5as0; de-, old, each, 25 geese.
near By. per, h., 49,; do. Western and Southern.
Is; do Kent County. IS; turkeys. young, lbs. and
over, h., ~ do, old. h. l7alsi do. rough and
poor, p. 12al3.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-12
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New Y0Ik Nov. u.-MLLFEED- Fnner; uaodeT-
ate trade. spring bEan, rs: standard middlings,
go; Western Fed dos, $50. 10 arrive; winter
wheat bran, in loolb. saeks, 20 arrive. 80; city
bran. ia buik. L-N
-Fimer quiet. No. 2 white 5sls: No )
white. S114; AO. 4 s. standards 81 elevator basis:
white on track. SAT-
FLOUR-Steady: fair inquiry. Kansas strzights.
A6afs5. IN sacks soft stTaights 4lSGL1. in bar
Tels spring patents. 5.Sos5e5. in harTeis; sTring
clears. 40afA
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-steady with trzde quiet.
Choice quoted al 200
RYE FIOuR-steady; demand mode=ats. Cho5os
bgands quoted az A0oaA3S
CORNAEAL-Eteady; moderate trading. Kiln
dried, Tor export 80 coarse meal 10 bags LliAl i6
HAN-Receipts. sos toos; fair inquiry Tor choice.
Qu0tatious are: Prime timothy. LIS; Ma. J. l.Iea
LIP No 2 95al15 Ma. s. S0a90
SfRAW-Beceipfs. % tons: easier. Long ne
quoted az s2ts,
BEEF-s;eady: moderate business. Packet Rns
fE8 family l8osls0
P0Rk-EaaeI: light trade. Mess. a0; family,
402Zm
LARD-Weaker. Prime Western, 100; aty, IFS;
refined continent. I2l5: South American. Bs; re-
tined Brszisn IN kegs. las; oleostearfne IOlssII
lard siearine SLOW; New York e.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-12
F. S. KEY COUNCIL HOST.
Grand Regent Lena and Officers
Make Official Visitation

Grand Regent Harry q. LEM and on
GERS OF the Grand Council OF the Royal
Areanum made an official visit TO Francis
Scott Key Council last night at its hall.
in the Potomac Bank Building. which
was filed with its members, who were
present to manifest their appreciation OF
the honor conferred by the Grand Coun-
ell at It's last session by the election of
James H. Ruth, one OF IFS snembers, as
grand sentry.
Francis Scott Key Council is said 10
be the youngest council of the Royal
Arcanum In this city, and won the second
prize in the recent contest throughout
that order for percentage OF net gain in
membership during q certain period. and
was awarded a scholarship for one year
at a standard university. which was sub
sequently voted to James II. Ruth by the
members OF that council.
A class OF candidates were initiated,
and the, Grand Council officers congratu-
lated the officers of Francis Scott Key
Council on the excellent ritualistic work.
Addresses were made by Grand Regent
Harry G. Lenz and DR.. William c. Barr.
regent OF Francis Scott Key Council. An
attractive musical and literary pro-
gramme was enjoyed.
Accompanying Grand Regent Lenz were
Grand Vice Regent S. ]. Besselievre.
Past Grand Regents George S. Britt and
Edward B. Eynon. Grand Secretary Ben
jamin White, Grand Treasurer George NJ
Copenhaver, Grand Guide Edwin a.
Neiss Grand Warden George p. Conn,
Grand Sentry James II. Ruth, and Dep
uty Grand Regents w. L Buckley, J. w
Scott, and J. Z. Ecklon. The Supreme
Council was represented by Claude R.
Zappone, a member OF the committee on
council work.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-12
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished BY ~. B. Hibhs & CO..
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade. Hibbs
Building
Chicago. Nor. 1.-The wheat market opeued u 70
y cent lower. selling down ! cent bushel below
last nights closing prices rallyIng sharply around
noon. With outside markets leading the advance
particularly Minneapolis. Rum05s Of large -four
sales and small deliveries from first hands were
given as the cause Of the strength f.. that market
There were reports again Of a large business IN
Manitoba wheat having been worked yesterday from
The seaboaTd. Baltimore being named as the port
Our aIfices failed 10 confirm any such transaction
and state that fll cargoes Of winter wheat offered
70 France last night brought quotations al cents
below tie Price az which the Offers were made.
The Southwestern markets were firm, The demand
Tor cash wheat continues very light The action Of
the market today indicates rs professional eharas
ter Local receipts to-day. & caB, with s. esti-
mated for tomorrow.
Abe market for com ruled weak and lower until
tho uptun IN wheat took place when local shorts
in covering advanced prices = cent from the loE
point easing again toward TIE close Weather
conditions continue perfect Local receipts to-day.
q cans with l44 estimated for tomOroW
small fluctuations marked the course y the cats
market to-day prices being influenced more by tie
action Of wheat than q Receipts sse light and
speculative Interest continued 10 a small compass.
Local receiIis were Isl cars with III estimated FOR
tonorcg. Provisions ruled lower with pronounced
weakness shown IN lard due % selling Of deliveries
iu pit D. packing interests account u continued
slow cash demand. The decline IN hog and corn
markets influenced a iittis scattered selling and
most Of these offerings were given 10 cover short
The Washington herald., 1910-11-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. Nov. observation-disclosures ass
head The market opened slow. with sellers holding
nrm; but buyers held back and sales we're at Just
about Wednesdays prices. Poor 70 good native
steers sold at 4Zja465 per 100 lbs. with no choice
offered; oxen az ass; bulls, 40; cows, 2I0a4 l5
Dressed beef in moderate demand At Sail per 10
for native Sides 7aSs for Texas beef. London cat
tie market steady at l2tal3is dressed weight sink
ing the ofL; Liverpool cattle market at Shall Ex-
ports tomorrow 9is beeyes, IS sheep, and 2.26
quarters Of beef.
CALVES Receipts. So head. Prices we're steady
quality considered and all the offerings went 70 the
scales. Common to good Teals. 60lal050 per 100
lbS. C1lis 510a7. co.: gTEsseTs 400a300 cllls $50,
Western calves, A5oa6.00 City dressed veal steady
l3al7; country dressed Gals; dressed grassers sal0i
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. SIG head
Sheep were steady for ali grades; lambs triae
weak, but not lower. Common 10 good sheep 200a
As per 100 lbs; culls 80; good to choice lambs
rs: oulls. 500: yeaTiins So. Dressed mutton
steady. Cash per h. dressed lambs, sal0
H0GS-Rseeipts. l,s9 head. Prices firm and 10
cents higher. at $50. Country dressed hogs steady
at Halls per 10.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-12
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
Dun and Bradstreet See Only Evidences of Favor
able Progress and Development.

New York. Nov. u.-BTadsueet's review
Of the state Of trade tomorrow will say:
Trade reports as a whole are more
uniformly favorable than for some time
past Distribution at retail has quite gem
orally improved. largely because of colder
weather and the realization OF bumper
corn and oats crops, though some parts
Of the Southwest and the South report
that oper weather has deferred improve
ment
However. the much better business
done in retail lines has IN turn resulted
in a large volume of jobblng recorders,
particularly for seasOnable dry goods.
boots and shoes. and women's wearing
apparel At first hands quiet still con-
tipues In the textile trades. and while
the undercurrent is conservatiyely cheer
ful. there is no anticipation or future
business in large volume Holiday goods
are being shipped in larger volume. and
travelling men are sending in compare
lively better orders FOR spring goods.
a feature Of this weeks report is the
heavy sales OF jewelry that have been
made In the Chicago district The large
crops that have ben harvested are taken
to augur lower prices for foodstuffs, but
this Is not looked for Immediately, and
some products. notably eggs and butter,
are very high. AT the same time, collec-
lions have improved, especially In surplus
crop-produelng territory, but payments
are not yet all that they should be.
Demand for money is heavy. rates re-
main firm. Western banks are drawing
down balances at Chicago, and interior
Institutions are borrowing more extern
sively. In fact. banks as a whole are
pretty well loaned up. and country banks
are apparently determined 10 keep their
funds at home, probably because farmers
are inclined 10 hold grain for higher
prices"
The Washington herald., 1910-11-12

New York. Nov. 1L~R c. Dun g.
Co.'S weekly review tomorrow win say:
In It's bearing upon the future buying
power of the country, the most important
of the week is the official
confirmation OF The harvesting OF the beg
gest corn crop on record. considerably
over three billion bushels being the unpar-
alleled yield The government report OF
cotton ginning is also helpful. indicating
a crop well in excess Of last years.
1.-THE business outlook, however, IS still
doubtful, and, under conservative control
with the volume Of transactions, consid-
erably below full capacity The financial
situation continues to maintain an as
tendency of the commercial. and, while
there is no substantial recession Of the
more hopeful sentiment recently estab-
llshed, financial conditions are not clearly
defined.
TT Is the hope Of rapidly getting rid
OF the anxieties that is at the basis OF
the recently developed optimism. There
is. however, as yet. no vital change in
actual conditions. The iron and steel
trade is waiting for the railroads to
make their rail and other purchases,
while the railroads have been waiting for
The rate question TO be settled and the
election and financial uncertainties TO be
removed. Meanwhile, a hopeful feeling
prevails. but curtailment OF pig iron pro-
duction continues.
Commercial failures this week in the
United States are 2O7 against l0S last
week, 257 the preceding week. and 2S3 the
week last year. Failures
In Canada number "a, against 10 last
week. SO the preceding week, and = the
week last year
The Washington herald., 1910-11-12
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
- quoted az wholesale.l


BUTTER-Creamery. fancy. per h.. Sss33it; West
ern hrsts 52I4as3; seconds 2saSo; process fancy,
zag7l4
CHECsE-New York State factory. new. large.
l611al7.
EGGs-Nearby, fresh Virginia. per doz. 33a3i
West Virginia and Southwest Virginia. 2sa3O: Ten
nessee, &asl.
GANE-Quail. per doz.. 400a45o; rabbits. per doz..
275asO0 squirrels, sal0; pheasants each, L25al.50
Woodcoek. each. S5a0
GREEN FRUITS-Apples per Dbl, 25oa5 SO;
oranges California per box 35oa625 lemons per
crate. sO0a5o0; ers9efruit per crate 5DaS50 pine
apples. pcr crate. 200aS00: grapes Cct.cOrds. Der
bss 6alS Niagara. per has. 2las2; pears, Bartlett.
30a5O0 per bbl chestnuts per h., Sal cTanberries,
per box. l.4Oa25ol per Dbl. s5ea7.eO
DRESSED P0uLTRY-Hens. choice, per b., la
Is ROSTERS per H. llal2; springers. per h.. Halls
ducks. per h. l4al6; geese. per ID. sal2
LIVE POULTRY Chickens spring, per h. l3al4
hens per h. l2ls; ROSTERS per 10, le turkeys per
b. lsa20; ducks per h. l4sl5; geese. per h. 10al2
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. new No l. per bus,
65aI0; pr Dbl. l.50al.75: No 2 Der bb- local 8
sweets Per Dbl. L50sl.75; yams. per Dbl. Local. 3
clcumbefs hOthOuse d0z. coal. 10; onions per box
60a50; cabbage per 100 4.00a500; eggplant per doz
a0a5O; squash per crate 25a4o; string beans per Dbl
L2lal50; lima beans. per ct. 3tasS; lettuce, per
bas l00ai.50; tomatoes, home grown per box.
20oa2 so; tnTnips per box. saA0; punches. Sag;
beets 100 lunches l5aso0; celery. Per crate, ia
$50 spinach. peF bbl., l5eal.35
The Washington herald., 1910-11-12
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-Wheat new. per busheI $3.50; com.
shelled per bushel 65a50; new. ear Per barrel z75a
3E; cats, Western. white No 2 per bushsl, s0as2:
oats. mixed Ter bushel. 4ai5; bran. per ton $50.
miidiiuss. Per ton. 27l0
HAY AND SrRAW-Hsy. Western. Nc. ], ls50a
800; No. 2, l6.5al9.@. mixed. liooaIT50; straw.
re, bundle. l0.50all-0; ne machine thrash. 750a
500. wheat. ton. $50: oats Ter ton c 5la7u0.
sEEDs-Ahalfa, per b., n.5lalLe5i I'd clover.
per b., s-Eas5); alsike clover per hu. 95as. Is
white clover. Ter bu.. I3O0ol35o; blue grass. per
5u.. 2Sa325; timothy. per bu.. s25a475: orchard
gTass per b.. 2oa2 IS. ied-top gas Per b., Ian
The Washington herald., 1910-11-12
NEW YORK. MONEY.

New York. Nov. lL-Money on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at 50 per cent; highest !
lowest 3z; closing ga PER cent Most Of the day
loans were made al 5A per cent.
Time money was lower and easy. due 10 drop
ping of IN demand Ample funds were obtanable.
Rates; 5 PR cent for sixty days. 4ass4A per cent
foI three and four months, "A fos five and six
months.
Mercantile paper does not respond as yet 10 the
ease and lower rates in the time money market be
cause many institutions have not yet come into the
market buyers and It Is still difficult 70 dispose
Il ans paper al lower than per cent. An attract
i've assortment IS IN the hands Of brokers and more
Taper would be issuod by merchants if the market
we5e IN position 70 absorb paper. Rates: 5iaa6
Ter cent for sixty days Endorsed bills receivable and
choice four 20 six months single namts, 6a6ls per
cent for others
The Washington herald., 1910-11-12
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Nov. M-HOGs-LiTe hogs were TO 70
cents lower. The receipts estimated az Is coo
head Official yesterday 1868: shipments 81; left
over from yesterday, 500; estimated receipts To-
morrow. 9.0o. Bulk Of prices. 7.s5aSO5; light Lela
s05; mixed and butchers 760aSD; heavy. $40.
rough heavy l65; pigs $50
CATTLE-Steady; estimated receipts 25o head
BeeIes, A5oa7.50; cows end heifers. 22a625: Texas
steers. go; stockeB and feeders, $50; Western.
675
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Weak: estimated reeeipts
li000 head. Natives AS; Westerns. 36Oa425 =; year
lings. SO; lambs, SIC; Western lambs. 665.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-12
BALTIMORE Hay MARKET.

Baltimore Nov u.-HAY-New No. I timothy
large bales. 2S0: do. No 2 l90OAl950: No. 3.
to location 6O0als0o choice clover, mixed IS 50
1900; No. eoser mixed. i. 5Oals 90: No 2 mixed.
liooale50; No. ! clover. 14-o0al40; No. clover.
l2o0al35o; meadow grass and packing hay l0o0a
I200; nograde hay. TO kind. quality. and con-
dition s00al200
STRAW Straight rye straw, fair to choice. lo50a
n.00; stiaight rye No. 2 9soal000; tangled rye
(blockedl, 7.00aso0 wheat fair TO good. 6O0as 90
do good to prime 7.ooasO0
MILL FEED-Spring bran. ia lO0Ib sacks Ter
ton, 225oa2300; Western middling in lo9-lb sacks.
ton 2l.50a250e: flour and white mddlings In lG0-lb
sacks per ton 2.o0a29 90; City Aills middlings in
loo-lb sacks per ton, A.Oh25e0: City Nils bran.
in lo0-lb. sacks per ton, q O0aZ5.oO.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-12
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE

David L. and Mary NJ. Wing. girl.
Charles II. and Clara ]. HON. girl.
Herman and Jennie Robbins. girl.
George and Josephine Bmschke, girl.
Walter D. and Minnie G. bowling. boy.
Morris H. and Esther Z. Pittle. boy.
Thomas X. aud Clara A. zepp. boy.
Francis ]. ami Stella II. Mulyey, girl.
Michael and Annie Marcelino, girl.
James J. and Dora A. Deanond. girl.
Watts T. and Annie Il EstabrooA, boy.
John 5. and Ellen May. girl.
Clarence Z. and Elizabeth Dietsrich, boy.
C0LORED.
William and Rosie Yenney. boy.
Nathaniel and Marie Carter, bos.
Robert n. and Julia Burnside, girl.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-12
DEATHS REPORTED.
WHITE

WHIIk
Michael +. Neville. 50 years. Soldiers Home.
Butler Fitch. 50 years. Govt. Hosp Insane.
Francis p. Drain, 81 years Cordosa Apt. HOUSE.
Edward r. Tyson, 25 years, Providence Hospital.
Thomas d. Singleton, 60 years, l426 9th ST. nv.
Ernest L. HammarTan. 50 years. S5l 18th 1t. nv
George Spelding S. years. AS 9Th ST. ne
Blanche r. Williams, s. years. los + St. NV.
Austin Doleman 60 years. Providence Hosp
C0IORED.
John Williams. q years Govt Hosp. Insane
Daisy II. Gordon, 2 years. 1871 18th st. nv.
ArtAar Watson, months, IeS9 18th s. M.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-12
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibbs & Co
members Of the New York Stock Exchange Hibbs
building.
New York, Nor. 1.-The market was quiet and
steady during the late trading with prices about 10
points OF trum the top GA fresh Wan street selling
and local realizing. Trading was light with lust
enough support TO hold the market above yesterdays
Spot markets are quiet and steady and unchanged TO
-ltc higher from lsst nighf's adEance1 nnn. atins
The Washington herald., 1910-11-12
THREE CHILDREN WOUNDED.
Police Trying to Identify Hunter
Near Garfield, ID. c.

Police of the Eleventh precinct are en-
deavoring to learn the identity Of the
hunter who wounded three negro children
while they were walking In the Sultland
road. near Garfield. D. c.. on their way
10 school yesterday morning.
The children are Annie Carroll, seven
teen years old; her sister Maize, ten
years old, and their brother Norman,
eight years old. Each was struck by sew
eral bird shot. which were extracted by
physicians at Casualty Hospital
The Washington herald., 1910-11-12
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

cATTLE-Extra, per cst.. 65oa7.5: do, butcher
5aa625; common 4soa5,S.
HoGs-Per cEt. gross. g.Ocas5O; do. ordinary.
So8
sHEEP-Prime. 3O0a3.5O; do. common. 25oazT5.
LAMBs-Fancy spring. 60oa7.OO; fan. choice. 100;
medium. 800.
CALvEs-Prims. per b.. lOs4sll; medium. H.,
ehaeh.
CoWs-Prime. fresh. each 45Ooa5Aoo; do, com
mon, A.ooASA0a; do. I'D and dry, ls.oQa2.00.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-12
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET,

Sales Regular cal. y O'Clock noon:
METROPOLITAN Railroad IS s.. 90 az lGs
Potomac Electric cons. S. S2,o00 al zoos
Washington Railway and Electric com, . Al %.
3 at IS. . at s.. . al s.
Washington Railway and faestnc pfa., AZ va
at sea. . at ss1. ] at s5t3 10 at s1s,
Washington Gas, al s6, 3 al e, . at IS. 3 at
&c. . at IS.
Washington Gas rights 275o AZ !, 10 at Z. l.No A.
: IGO al TX. 100 Al Z, 100 al IN, loo al ~.
United States Tnst, 20 AZ ll54z, 10 al llo'a' ~
az lisa 70 az l5l1
After call-Cnited States Trust. % At lis, 10 at
49,
Lanstcn. at 81. q az s5's.
Washington Railway and Electric Is, 5000 al 81
Following are che bid and asked prices poeled al
yesterdays meeting Of The Washington BLOCK la
change:
The Washington herald., 1910-11-12
MARRIAGES LICENsEs.

Julius II. Hartman. 3. and Helen R, Gittinger,
IS Rev. John w. Frizzen.
Whitney Kip. g. Of New York City, and An
nette Du Bant Smith. Is. Rev L, G. B. Pierce.
COLORED.
Floyd Masa. q, and Mamie johnson, p ReT
Andersen Hogan.