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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-29
THE EVENING STATESMAN. WAIl4A WALLA. WASHINGTON.

a large number awaited themselves of
this exceptional opportunity. AS
laugh producer, Mr.. Cooke needs no
heralding and his poems are for all
kinds of people-those who like poetry
and those who don't.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-29
Some Ideal Weather.

Although last night brought a de-
cided freeze, the temperature today
;s balny like unto gentle spring
time and indications are for con-
.iruance of the mild weather that has
hoon the rule for the past several
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-29
cave for Boise.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Offner left this
afternoon for an extended pleasure and
business visit in Boise, Idaho.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-29

effort to secure one of the birds"
used in the recent California aviation
meet, and if he is successful, those at
tending the next fair are assured of
some breath taking feats in mid-air.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-29
Turns Down Walla WaIIa

Word has been received in this city
that Reverend J. L. Weaver of Den
yer, Colorado, who delivered two SER
mons at the First Presbyterian church
of this city several weeks ago and to
whom a call was extended to fill the
local pulpit will not be able to consider
Walla Walla. The reason given is that
other engagements have made it neces-
sary for him to give up the idea of
coming to Walla Walla
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-29

Installing Semapnore.
City Electrician Nat Hart today in
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-29

The date set for the 1910 fair is re-
garded as the best secured since the
organization of the association, and
plans are already being made for one Of
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-29

If you want to buy or sell, see FOX
Rooms and q. Barrett BuiIdino.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-29

Il possible to secure the fast horses
as we'll as many of the attractions OF
those fairs. Good weather is almost
q certainty for this section during the
week of September 1924, according u
past weather records for the same pc
riod. the autumn conditions being then
at their height Every effort IS 10 De
made to place the annual 1910 1alr
record breaker in every partlcuidi'
and the addition of the flying machlhe
as an amusement feature Is expecteu
to do much toward increasing interest
in the daily programs and turf sports.
Secretary Johnson is expected to re-
turn home within the next month or SIX
weeks. when definite announcement
relative to the aviation program viii
doubtless be made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-11
TO DISCUSS BILLS OF LADING
American Bankers Anxious to
Meet Sir Edward Holden.

a meeting between Sir Edward II. Hol-
Gen. managing director Of the London City
and Midland Bank and chairman of the
foreign bankers committee on bills OF
iading. who arrived here on Sunday, and
the committee OF the American Bankers
Association. which has been conducting the
cotton bill Of lading negotiations with the
foreign bankers committee is likely 10
take place some day this week.
Fred / Kent vice-president OF the Bank
e-s Trust Company. who IS secretary Of
the cotton bill Of lading committee, said
thai the members Of the committee hoped
TO meet Sir Edward and talk the matter
over with him, but that he did not know
just when they would do So He said that
Sir Edward had come over here primarily
On personal business and was not here as
The accredited representative Of the foreign
bankers committee, with power TO act FOR
IL in the bill OF laGing CONTROVERSY. but that
nevertheless the American bankers were
anxious to meet him and explain their side
OF the subject
New York bankers do not believe the for
elgn bankers realize the difficulties at
tached 10 the handling OF cotton bills Of
ladlng on this side. The local bankers
committee VIII Try 60 convince Sir Edward
that bank gUarantees, which he is under
stood 70 have taken the lead in demanding.
cannot be considered BY American banks,
and that the valiGation certificate plan Is
the best arrangement that can possibly he
MAD De
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-11
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO Oct I0--Rain in Argentina. big
,-c-I5 zhfnruenfs and an increase on ocean pas
saga All combined to depress the wheat MARKET
Even in the face Of an unexpected lessening OF
Ioss OF &c to zNfsc- Other leading stap -
finished on the down grade-cOru. &c 70 = g nc
rrovisions. sc 70 SGC- The breaking Of the Ar
srertfue drouth gave the first downward shove TO
S-hast For a while the only sustaining iuti1-
ence was the fact that Northwest receipts we're
fight ard that shorts were willing 20 take prOhts-
traders generally seemed disposed 10 await the
government report. Foreign selling here, how
ever. was in evidence. including some orders
from Buenos Ayres. Bears held full possession
~ the Dit until figures appeared making the
amount OF wheat In sight IN the United states
els go bushels less than last week. as against
an increase OF 3.oS0.000 bushels year ago
This led 70 considerable buying and rallied the
market &c from the low point Of tire day. me
recovery was aided BY complaints OF Gry
weather in Kansas and Oklahoma At the close
December ranged from 971sc to 81 &c and In
isked &c off, at % &c Range OF prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-11
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicago Oct 10. - CATTLE 49, Receip IS
30 600. steady 10 19c lower: beeves - 20 q
IS. Texas steers. 81 - q s. 81: Western. 81 10
Z, So 70. stockers and feeders, 50 +00 So 90
cows and heifers. 81 - a Sc So. calves. 81 80
$50 HOGS-Receipts. ~ 900. slow Tor
heavy: others strong. light. 50 ~ 81 -:
heavy, 81 % "a SIS -, rough. 81 90 SIS 10. good
~ choice heavy. IS lea IS *: pigs sass so;
hulk of sales. IS so n s. 90 SHEEP-keceipts
Ga, 700 steady; native. s. 50ss 81 50 Western
81 - q 81 % yearlingH. 81 95ef 81 % lambs
native. 81 90gST -, Western. 81 % 9S4-
East Buffalo. Oct Io-CATTLE-Receipt
8,T00. good. 10 25e higher, common stesdy;
prime steers So % a 81 so. shipping. IS qSI 5O;
butchers. 81 IS @ So So. hstfsrs, 81 80 o 80,
COWS. So 10 a SIS 50, bulls So rs q IS so: stock
ers anc feeders. 81 IS q SIS rs: stock hetfers.
81 81 so; fresh cows and springers steady
S2e 6 $50. VEALS-Recefpts. I. 500, active and
csc higher sd IS SlI. HOGs-Rseeipts
- SOC; fairly active and Is q SOC lower heav1-4
81 20 stays s66ST. dairies, So 70 3s9 SHEEP
AID LAMBS-Receipts Il 900; active and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-11

Isl p: 3 dozen box, T5cdsI %: Norfolk basket.
-59 4Oc; MUSHROOMS, dollhouse. ID. 100 45c;
OtNFtA, jersey. 100. 10d12c; peach basket. 90
soc; box. 50cdS1 25: half Dol basket. J0caISl 80
ONIONS. state and Western. white pickle. bush
crate, $i6S1 81: other white, crate. 65sfo5ci
state. yellow, bag 81 5OdS1 20: state and West
eF9' yellow, 100 n, S1gS1 % Orange County
red bag S1GS1 81: yellow, 81 Z1gS1 80; Connec-
ticut Valley yellow I0O ~ bag, 81 15GS1 10
white. Dbl. 81 509SS; Long Island and jersey
yellow, 81 6OdSI 70: red. S1dS1 so; PEAS. Viz
ginia, half bbi basket 81 501S2 30; PEPPERS
red cheese. Dbl S1qS1 so; other red 15c1S1 IL
basket S0160c; green cheese, 6oi, s9c9SI Z:
pull ana long 60c9S1 sugar Dbl. $i9Sl %;
BASKET 25d50c; PARSLEY. nearby. 100 buncnes,
I5c9Sl: Western New York. basket or box. -0.g
ket, 2,86Oc; boxes. 400I0c; SPINACH. basket
30d3Oc; SOUP GREENS. 100 lunches 10cnSl;
STRING BEANS, Virginia. green, basket. 5Oc4
81 y: wax. 30cdSf %: SQUASH. Hubbard. bDl'
5oc1Sl; marrow, J0Q75c: white or yellow crook
neck, 50cdS1: TURNIPS. Canada, Tutabasa. 81;
Long Island and Jersey. 7JclSl; white, sacs,
5Ogijc; 100 punches. 81 50gS2; TOMATOES.
nearby, box. 2Jd5Sc; Albany. bush So9IJc
WATERCRESS. 100 punches. S1GS1 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-11

srot quiat and unchanged At f46Je for mid
ding upland and 1892 for miClins Gulf Ue-
III cred on contract. loo bales Liverpool cables
Siot-LarCe business G0iHG: sales, l. 60 ba Ies-
- EQUATION and export. 300, American, 1900
imports : 900. all American MiCdl1ng upland.
S.o1I- Futures opened stead Jil~h.usea IL l
-olnr lower close quiet yte0j4 points lower.
October, 7.7+d. Octoae--S "veIlber, ICED; No
vemaeI- December UECemIeT-J 4uUaTy anu Jdru-
..r--Tehr-,arv - cd I--hrucTr March 7.62 I'd
8TarrQ-April ana Apri' HaT. TOD. Auv-June.
80 a.. Ju4e-July. Tt3'ad. July ugGst- 7-b2d.
COFFF--Oreuiur- steady at = decline Of
- points from last week. val1es - The close
were S-ea lv 1T net loss ~ sftlI points sales,
% 300 bass ITaErr closed unbalanced r. = fran
lower Hamburg showed decline of -
pigs Rio was urchaurea, 'hiie santos showed
"a decline Of 80 rei-. he fact that about ooeH
tags a. high grade Eia coffee ms been marketed
here since Tie beginning ~ the season has had q
t-.Geacv 90 restrict active auylDE- Warehouse
deliveries II Brazilian coitre at rltef States
rorts lsei .-,..y amounted 10 ~ 81 ragss
against Iit,-94 Last week ana lIo294 last -
Thc visible slu-iv cf Brazilian ia and aGoa. gr
rho United states g. 2.31e-3ll bags. against
. So So last year and @.3%o.3I1 two Years ago
-ort n.srfet dulI and barely steady. RIO NO T.
107sn1lc. Local CONTRACT prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-11
SAY P. r R. DISSEMINATED
Twelve Sort Coal Shippers Bring Suit
for sl.O0O.000 Damagss.

Philadelphia. Oct. 1.-the suit q the
CARBON Coal and coke Company and eleven
ether 5iJ-mllC-s coal shippers 10 the Clear
riClG district II Peuusylva1ia against the
l'eu1sylEan-a Railroad Company 10 recover
q sour S.oeJ.gJl for alleged discrimination
la freight rates was placed on trial II the
Tinted States Circuit Court here to-day
The charge is that the production OF the
I3erWinC- II bite Company. competitor. was
delivered - a. per in New York HsrDo-
end that the seal Of the other shippers was
carried TO Perth Au0bov, twenty-five miles
from New York Harb0r, and that this con-
etituted al Illegal discrimination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-11

vado 20 .as+ :. 4or: molasses sugar. SO test.
.. Ice. .i..o 49,. 81, 49,.
unchanged prices - standard ,rio+. Snot
October and November, L. 2Og12 4oc; December.
- s5lSS.19 45c London dull: spot, LOS - Cd;
fr,tTIres fS7 Arrivals today, % tons Lake
- 75SIac. clectToytic, l26Z = a lido; casting
- qgIseSf5 co., TIN-Unsetued; spot, &c bid;
Ortobcr rs G-F537c. November, 30 25g36c; Deem
Se, 95s,Ss 5Sc ana January. 34.S0935 &c. Lon
4g.,' S+r,r-. e1ot t164 IS; futures, ESQ. LEAD
G1,ia+. s-a1 40G14 E.Jc New York, 422t7Q42 q &c
Faet e louis. London. f12 1ss 90. SPELTER
1rIiet. Z 50f5 soc New York OBJ 2d9-42 &c East
- 7 o,,is c7don &c It's Sd. IRON-Cleveland
y,ar-9nfe in London 49s 1Olzd. Locally quiet
SOFT s15 7Se5sf6 o: No Northern. SIS S0g$16.
No change in pig iron ceIlincaIeS
MOTAssES AND sYRUPs-Stoady and IN
Nly.I sToREs-spirtts turpentine was
bie1er bars and at Savannah. Rosin firm but
v-ifLo-,t i11,,rfaut change Tar steady SPIRITS
T-NTTN-FS-9dachine bbls, soc. TAR-IG
: 6Tc PCSIT-C,ommon to good strained. 6-40c
OTTs-rtnsasd oil was unchanged, but firm
T2af5ned rstrOIe11-u unchanged
COTTDNSFtEp OTI-Easier early. opera
tiCus due to active Liquidation IN October. Late
in the session the market was steaderi Crude
OIL frTn IN The South. with iig1t offerings. Final
prices 3G5 points net lower Local contract
prices: 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-11
GLASS INDICTMENTS SUSTAINED
Alleged Illegal Trust and It's Officers
Must Stand Trial.

5.r-z---E. oct -g--I19ic,merts brought
-ndcr TIE Sherman antitrust law against
Ire Imperial Class CorlDscy and its officers.
"a West Nir5inil corporation, were Eus-
tanned = an opinion handed down In the
Federal Court here to-day by judge
N-Grles T. orr AID James = Young.
The true bin against rls defendants was
returned Ly "a FEDERAL grand lGry charging
e c0nspiracr Iu restraint 4 interstate trade
g. hand blown U1nrcw glass The ce1eE d.
ants 6zm1rreG 10 the Indictments and arg7s-
-rer-s were heard n July. THE officers q
The company. also under indictment are
Alvron l. case, or Bowling Green. Ohio
president; Il = Healy. vice-D-esident. and
p u. SavrE secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-11

n1ent we1ghers and gaugers TO return iaise
weights for Mediterranean importauons
". l. Wempie, the assistant Onlteq
states Attorney IN charge OF the case, hau'
WIKI the assistance of George l. 11aIuO
special agent who went to Europe 70 Sc
cure evidence, built up such case asalnsI
CUslrlano That the defendants attorney.
Arthur u. King. advised his man to plead
guilty Judge Hand allowed d technical
withdrawal Of the plea yesterday and Cusl-
GaV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-11
EoREleN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. Oct IO-WHEAT-Spot duh. fut-
1res steady; October. = SD: December. - 3@4d.
March as 33tG- CORN-SPot easy; American
mixed. As 1Uds futures quiet; January. A 07zGs
February A. 5iz6- PEAS-Canadian, Is
FLOCR-WInter patents. 30s- HOPS at LONDON
07acffc Ccarrl e 1OS6S4 S. BEEF-Ext-2
India mess 1873 Cd. PORK-Prfne mess West
ern lbs Cd HANS-Short cut, SIS Sd BACON
Cumberland cut. 15s. clear bellies. 44s 3D.
long clear uiddes. light. Us Sd heavy Tss Sd
short clear backs. SIS Sd SHOULDERS-Sq1are
COS. LsAED-Pri-ne Western tis-ces. SIS; Amer
can refined. pals. 64s 3d. CHEEE-Cansdtan
frest white new. E5s Sd. colo-sd. Cos TURF
ENTINE-Spirits- 54s Sd. ROSIN-Cou1ucn. los
ETPCLEJ-N-Rs7ned To LINSEED OIL
47g COTTONSEED OIL-Huu reIned-Spot.
81 SO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IL London, 2Ss 3D.
TOr1ou OCT TO-RAW ST-GAR-Centrif1-al.
los Cd: ruscovado 9s 81. BEET SCGAR-Oc-
tober gs SAD LINSEED-CalCItta, Apr-f-Juue,
SIS ITNSFFD OIL-44s 3D. SPERM OIL-E3@
PETROLEUM -Amerfcau refined. l5-l6d: srtr-
its ID TCRPENTINE-S uirfLs. 5zs Cd ROSIN
American strained, 15s 3D. fine. 18s 101zd
Au'werp. Oct. 10.-PETROLECM-1s francs
20 confines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-11
IMPORTER ADMITS sWINDLE
CUslmano, Indicted for Short Weight
Fraud, Pleads Guilty.

Frank cuzinsnc, an importer q ngs
cheese sn5 other products from Iedite--
rzzezn parts. PLEADED guilty yesterday 70
lstEsuc-ng RS government IL means q
s.16erWe.gE.Z his Wss ths erst Of z
F=r1es c. prosscZtiens Which he govern
ns-r saneunced recently would Be Under
~ ken sgzi1st those -ko hri5ed govern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-11

-FOUR AND MEAE--tiour STEADY, bur iD-
active Spring patents. s. sass 20. winter
straIghts. 50 35as4 80. winter patents - Goa
81 ~: spring clears 81 4eI - 60; extra No :
winter a. 70aS3 90: extra No . winter s. 402
So eE. Kansas stralghts, $ scmsl 20 RYE
III rR--teadv. fatr % good, S-sIS4 - choice
20 fancy - 25ms4 go CORN MEAl--bull; kiln
dried 81 25 Sag MEAL-Ffne white and vel
low ST g5dSI a.. coarse. 81 3ouSl 20 FEED
Western spring, SO. standard Iniddlng So -;
ncur DO. ST 50: red dog. SIS 50: eiTg bran. $2l
i,Ik S2a 80 sacks. middlng S23 S5@$3o; red
Dog $50 honiny chop. So bulk. 50 % sacks:
clinical SST 70
PROVISIONS Moderately active and cas-
Ter PORK-Stcadvs mess. S2lkLSzl 80; family.
Sas. short lear e2aF7sg3 N BEEt-Mess Si5
ISIS %. family sl9nSig 30. paaket $50 a0osl7 F.,
Dali. s22ss24 DRESSED Iios- ,3o b9sq3ns.
pigs Is:sc cur AT rs p g bellies
n * S- -'szIes hams. 184o TALLoW-c1ty.
77se. country ~ 8st.e LARp-E5'-asier. Nd
az vest u 756I2 SIC, city. y z.c rsi.ned
stead SOUTH america Iao Conttaent, u. 2oo
Esrgzii teFs Lie compound. ln-sn lV'2c- SLEAtl-
I>-E-Cleo I2-zc. city lara, Ia &c
SY-GAR-Lisl prices CT refnSo sugar were
< Y,gi1fr lu7rer BUSINESS SLOW Es@L sugar al
t.se. 'G 49, Fay here duu and noninaily
ID ehargsd Centrifugal. - teS- --eoc. mIsco-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-11

e. ,n- wethers 50 80 0S4 20: a few. $: ewes
$50 p. sheep. mixed s. q 81 20
fsigcfupati Oct 0-CATTLE-Receipt
q sa6. strong: Toe higher; fair % good snip
- e. 5OTs6 80, common. 81 500 50 81
gTa--s FsecsipTs 8 644. &c lower: butchers
1rd shippers So s. n s. 90; common, 81 q IS a.
81 r-r-p-Strong: receipts. 1.072. $40 50 30
SS 81 ~ strong: Sc 500x6 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-11
UTICA CHEESE MARKET.

Luca, y y Oct Io-Lzst Teslzs price for
cl-=sze prevailed today on tAs LCc- Dairy
Board Of T-sze Ths sales were lois large
nhlre. 10 bozes lac. lots large coio-sc 40
boxes 1zc q loIs small white. 90 boxes. lzc
o i0ts small cciored 1875 boxes, total II
i1rz 3 e0s n1se- <fcr-CrcsmsT-. y tubs a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-11
SOUTH AFRICAN GOLD DIVIDED

London. Oct 1o.-The Bank OF England
to-day obtained 800 100 Of the TOO CO.. South
afr.ean gold available in the open market.
and india and the Continent obtained the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-11
BALTIMORE STOCKS
FERRY COMPANIES.
CT ovERsEED PRICES.

Tcledc oct EESEED-Czsh ard
Cltore- 50 g2-s. Decenbsr 50 l2-z; March.
( 81 IS. ASK E-Frtnle October ana Deoencey,
I IS =. TL1fCTEy-P-iEae and October. 50 N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-11
NEW YORK PRICES.
INFERIOR RE- ETPTC
SEABOARD CLEARANCFs.
C0TTON-NarEous - !

IUTIUN-NoTTOUs and ITTegUlaT- \ sEaT0
advance from early decline carried prices
into new high ground for the season OCrCbe-
and NJ deliveries but other months did not
C--tc reach saturdays high figures, and later
the market unsettled by the announcement
af local suspension. with the close steady
an advance of points October. unchanged en-
November. but 6Tl0 points lower the later
months. Easier cables than oE-ect"5 accounted
for the eariv decline here and appeared TO bee
about the Cnlv Dea--sh factor in the news. The
suspension announce was ar0pmpan MED lv a
statement that tie firm involved had a net short
interest In The market OF only 45C0 bales nj The
close or business On -aJurda-. and beyond its
sentimental effect had very little influence ol
the trading. Southern spot n-arKe-s We're rs
lower IT, l-lG- higher. Local contract prices;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-11
ELECTION NOTICE.
BOARD % ELECTTONs-

Board OF Elections OF The City OF New York.
General Office. lOz " 4lst St. Borough OF
Manhattan.
Notice IS hereby given IN pursuance q
Chapter % Section 301. Laws OF 1903. cCnSti-
tuting Chapter Il of the Consolidated Laws, OF
the boundaries OF each Of the election districts
in the County OF New York. OF the designation
OF TIE place OF registration. October 10, II. 10
and Il. anu OF the polling place for the election
10 be held November = 1910. IN each OF tEs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-11
Cash Quotations.
sid. IT o b afcat.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. October IL 1910,
GRAIE-WEEAT- nervous. but
sentiment generally beaTeh. and prices closed
al & net decline Of p &c. Liverpool Consid-
erably lower than expected and values. botn
from Argentina 70 the effect that good rains
lad occurred and that the droUth had been
Ing. according 70 Brocmhall TO I6 $50 GOO bush
against 14.544.000 last week and 14,160,o 600 last
but after forcing prices down about l. there
was moderate rally OF the unexpected de
s1oe II t1e FlslbIe supply, WnlCh aIou-lteG 20
o"o'yVo buss. cohipaEeC WIN an Increase is@st
week Of 2725. coo and al Increase last year OF
S:oo4- Osl- Late in the day Eaiues we're easy
The government report, published after the mar
ket was closed, showed an average Weld an
crop OF -[,'4I5,noos which compared with III
239 600 Indicated last month. This, together
with tire winter wheat crop previously reported,
mace total wheat crop IN the United states
this year OF 691, 7ds. Geo bush Sentiment after
the report came out was bea-ish. as the figures
were somewhat IN excess Of expectations Cash
and export demand small and export business
foT the day amounted 70 loads. No red
wheat here quoted 81 02&. elevator and s. o.
{ ahoat- No / Northern Duluth. 81 Il o b
afioaI. CORE-Easy. influenced by Ideal weather
for maturing the new crop and IN expectation
If = Faa-fSl7 goyerur7err reDorr Commission
houses We're good sellers, and final figures were
Of 3.0i6.061 600 bush, which II II proves 70 be
M srovre5 a decrease NJ sTa 600 b1,sF aqaf1s-
an increase last week Of 403 coo and a decrease
"a - b 5QIz a,15 5,71estio f,eSjs -,
arrive. and 59i3 C 0 aHoat. OATS-tQuiet but
easier closing at SIC net decline. The govern
In7nt repCrt indicated a crop Of l.056 3e6 600
record. The visible supply showed a decrease
Of 81. 600 bush, compared with a decrease last
week CT 50. GEO and an increase d year ago Of
500. Ooo. Cash cats steady; standard white.
% l2c: No =. 40c; No ,. 39c; No 4. Sc. RYE
Steady: No . Western, 5Iac 2 O b New York.
RARLFCT-Quiet: ma ting. 7+G77c C ( Buffalo.
The government report indicated a crop Of 1JS.-
les. 600 bush. BCCkW HEAT-Market steady:
American. 70c c ( New York; Canadian. 6Oc
c { New York for export The government
rerorT indicated q crop Of y. 10000 hush.
against Il ass. 600 last year. BCCkWIEAT
FI.OJ7-Quiet: quoted 50 30dSo 20 per 100 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-11
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
WABASH

WABASH
IS week OCT seq 5 5se ss:5 g: SELLS il
CHICAGO & ALTON
III faly VIZ 1s6 se9s s8ss ass 5 1871 s S IS
GEORGIA SOUTHERN & FLORIDA.
a A. Eos ss g. s!2ss sss S
TOLEDO. ST LOUIS & WESTERN.
4a ~ W 1ss in SEQ g. s 81 q SO s rs 5S SO
TWIN CITY RAPID TRANSIT
t jan s n ss2 g. 55s 15 515ss 1856
WABASH
e5@s5 ssfnlHss 50 80 e sEs % 49, s9s5a s sss
Net earnings. sss8.Ol3 sas1.o 1915. l52
Cross s:s earnings. s.. 1o1. 4os s4ss2 582 $50
Expenses -..... 5.529. 500 3,Z1I.142 2-5lZ.5il
Net earnings. st,571.6o6 s1.644 Ts9 si,J42 i4i
sEABOARD AIR LINE
Gross ea=ninss s1.544S7s s1s7g $50 Si65 is
Exp and taxes I.1734s6 1.025.25s 4s-23s
Net earnings. s87l.482 sa54.5 s16.92O
Gross ross earnings. 81. O47224 s2.741s7o Sso5 $50
Net earnings. s7oe. 457 $500. So s11-5l5
WABASH-PTTTSBURG TERMINAL
Month OF Aug
TotsI ope-. rev. SIS. s40 SEQ. a4s s153s1
Total oper- exp %. IJ3 41.596 1@,176
Net oper rev ,S15s7 s2sS71 So 215
Taxes -. 5000 800 coo
Oper. income. se55ST So 81 S29I5
July 1-Aug. 81
Total oper Iev s1j6 964 s134. III So. Ts7
Total Oper- exp 105-2II S3,446 I'M
Net oper rev S5I74T S50731 ST. 016
Taxes ..... 1900 LOO 500
Oper. income. s39T4T $50 331 S416
NEW ORLEANS MOBILE & CHICAGO.
4th wk. IN Sent. S36s3S S310 So 1S6
Jutv sent. 80. A.9.J09 &4s.1Je lO.Y5I
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To-Ar DOMESTIC RECEIPTS.

DR. poultry. pkgs
Live poultry. cts
oranges Flal. -
oranges cab. cs-
Grapes OCalD, cts
PlHn7S fCab. crs
Pears tCalB, Cts.
Peaches tCal). CTS
PTUnes tCaib. Tgs