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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-07

terest. The citizens will gladly turn
out with their automobiles ench year,
and we should have them.
?. That the drill teams of the fra
ternal organizations be asked to join
in the march.
8 That place in the line of march
be arranged for the children and thcy
he thus recognized, sharing with us
the honors of the day. they Will
thereby learn patriotism.
4 That any games and public
amusemenls be strictly prohibited.
D. That some means be found to
secure a band. (Signed)
G. w. McCREERY,
Marshal OF the day.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-07
ROBBED A POLICEMAN.

New York. June "A policeman S
uniform. with shining shield blazon-
ed on the breast of the coat, spread
out on a chair. carried no fear to bold
thief who visited the home OF Gadlla
Krams. a patrolman Of the New York
department last night. He extracted
$40 in bills from the trousers and a
gold watch and chain from the vest
and even took a revolver from the hip
pocket Then he ransacked the whole
apartment at his leisure.
Finally just to show his contempt
for authority, the thief removed the
shield from the coat and left II on
the table with fye-cent piece beside
1t for Krams' use In getting 10 the
station house to report the robbery
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-07

and proved conclusIvely that he is a
wicked infighter.
Eddie Johnson earned decision
over Kid Schlllo in four rounds, but
the latter's gameness won him a
home with tine crowd. Schillo was
smiling and willing. and was not par
tIcularly worried at the finish. II was
a fast bout.
Young Forbes and Jim Crawley
went four lively sessions to draw.
Crawley Is slight youth with sad
face and wonderful appetite for pun
ishment. He also has an excellent
punch. The boys were evenly match
ed,
Kid Smith put Ed McGlllis away In
the opening round. while Young Ed
die Hanlon lost to Young Lugan in
the third session.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-07
PITCHER sUToR RELEASED.

Chicago. June Pitcher Sutor has
been released TO San Francisco, the
club from which Comlskey secured
him couple of years ago, Sutor is
the second ''southpaw' that the Chi
cng0 American league team has let
&C in the last two days. Bill Burns
was sold to Cincinnati Sunday. This
leaves Comlskey with two left-hand-
ers, White and Young. Sutor never
has done we'll since Joining the Ameri-
can league and has not been worked
once this season.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-07

Rock No 2 mining claims in Ameri.
can Fork mining distrisc. alleging
that the survey of the claims in pues.
ton conflict with the plaintiffs claims
Good Hope Nos. 4. q. e. z and 8. After
come OF the evidence had been heard
continuance was granted until Jurc
25 for the reason that plaintiffs maps
were found to bo defective.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-07
Patent Contest Case.

PROVO, June 6.-The case of the
Mountain Lake Extension Mining Co
VS. Pittsburg Consolidated Mining and
Milling company came up for q hear
ing today In the Fourth district court
before Judge Booth The plaintiff is
opposing the defendants application
for patents for Pittsburg Nos 1 2. :,
I, and 5. and Little Rock and Little
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-07
Dry Farms prYlna un-

Tooele. June 6.-The dry hot
weathe- continues in Tooele county
There has been no rain for moro than
twomonths and with the exception OF
few fields up next the mountains
the dry farm are complete failure
The fruit in and about town where
there are irrigation ditches Is puite
abundant. AL kinds of fresh vegcta-
blos and small fruit are on the mark
ct in large quantities. yet the vege-
tatIon in all parts of town is affect.
ed by the drouth
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-07
PLAIN CITY LEADS
COUNTY LEAGUE

In the game OF the county league
between the Plain City and Hooper
teams Mt Plain City. Saturday after
noon, the homo team won by score
of to T. The topliners put up a
strong game and at no time were they
in danger of losing, Pitcher Thomas
of Plain City and First Baseman
Beus of Hooper did fine work Pitch
er Jones OF Hooper worked hard for
bis team 10 win but TO no avail
The lineup follows
DT AIN CITE IIOnDE'p
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-07
Oeseret Bank OF TooeIe.

TOOELE. June6.-Articles OF incor-
poration of the DeSeret bank was filed
in the county clerks office June /
Eugene T Wooley Is PRECEDENT; Lee
Johnson Is vice-presidcnt; r. T.
Brown j. A Eliason, c. lie Roy An
derson, ". ]. Clark and Charles S
Burton constitute the board of dlrcc.
tors
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How TO best handle the sprinlIlilg
of the streets OF ogden city was the
occasion for considerable debate A
communication was reod from the ma
yor recommending that the city be
DIVIDED Into sprInkliug districts. Coun-
Gilman Flygare expressed himself In
favor of the old system aud the en-
ployment of sprinklinS superintend-
ent to look after the work. The
sprinkling OF the city streets costs
S25OO every month. yet there have
been numerous complaints lately that
tho work was only being half done
1t was finally agreed on motion of
Councilman Austin that the street
supervisor be instructed to divide tho
city into sprinkliug districts and re-
quire the driver of each sprlnkling
cart to sec that the dust Is quelled In
his district
II now looks as If Pat J. Moran, the
Salt Lake contractor will be paid MS
bill of s22I2.S5 FOR repairing the as
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-18
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Oct. E.-CORN-Stock in elevators
.bi bushels. shipments from elevators $50 bush
els. Contract opened easier. Year corn 5l4 bid
January rariy was 5i1 bid while spot mixed cora
was IS bid. sales. 500 bushels January 81 50 ID
bushels January. 81 = 900 bushels January. 81. set
ding price: Contract 54z.
FLotR-Wiuter extra. 340a160: do. clear 3g5a
AIS; do. straight 45oat45i do. patent s55aisC
spring clear new. i35al61. a" straight new js
patent 625. do, high grade patent. SIS; DO. high.
grade straight 500. do. choice family. A5j; do
extra @ta361i Ue r5Gr. medium N choice. AIJa
AS, c1ume8i. I0J lbs LAaI So
OATS-sJock IN elevators. 60 63l bushels: ship
mclts from elevators. E.lt6 bushels. New oats ol
=pat were. No white ga asked; standard white
8sa,64z asked No. white a5a asked; No. white
Is asked.
RYE-stcck in elevators. NEA bushels: shir,
ments from elevators lI5 bushels. No. I ne
Western. domestic. ,5asl. No ne domestic -6i
No. ne Western. domestic -2s74. No. . re
nearby 5la-2-.i No. 3 rye, nearby. -oa-l
WHEAf-Sf1cE tu elevators lGj az bushels
shipments from elevators J. ~ bushels. sales o,
caTsoes on grade az @iz for No 2 red. Bag Iot
h} sample. as D. quality and condition, brought 81
S. s.. %. g. and q n-r bgslel Contract opened
steady October. e5l4 bid SIct No. red wheat
eagg was s5's bd while SPOT 40. . red Western
opened az go. November 40 the opening was 81
BID. December early Was ga bid ADD 40. Old
al tar opening sold f0s Pa bid. Steamer No rel
22) bushels No. 2 red SPOT e57. o. 90 bushels No
red spot 90. l0e9 bushels No, red spot. s5s
car No. Tei spot ga / ear No. red spot
95is- Settling prices, Contract SPOT, 95A. No.
red Western. S+ No. red. s2s. steamer No
red SEA. and steamer No. . rcd Western. %
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-18
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotatons furnished by ". b. Hibbs Co.
members OF the Chicago Board Of Trade H'bos
Binding.
Chcogo Oct l7-With the exception Of an eF.
tTenAy brief period al the opening when wheat was
steady to &C higher than SATURDAY close the mar
ket tendency to-day has bccu steadily Downward.
Rains in Argentina an unexpected large Increase pa
the visible supply, and a very poor call Tor cash
wheat have combined 20 weaken values to-day
There has bctu steady absorption ot wheat on a
scale downward to-day, but il is apparently Tor the
purpose IN part al least o.. taking profits On wheat
sold higher Mp. Nebraska wheat has been sold 70
oome here, the first GA the crop. MINNEAPOLIS has
diverted Nebraska wheat 90 Chicago and 81 Louis
reports c0nsnlneuts 4 wheat there from a part
Of Nebraska that heretofore has been shipping 70
Minneapolis. Staustcaiy the situation is heavy.
and the only QuGti0n Is whether the buying power
under the market is sufficiently strong 20 stay the
decline pending cash demand, which Is not IN e'i-
deuee set.
Prices have shown a further drifting downward "a
the lowest prices On crop Fine weather IN the last
f1rtyeig hours has prevailed throughout the corn
belt and has LED 10 selling both by discouraged
/ longs and by short sellers. Country has sold only
moderately.
Fully as weak as other grains. December cats
went into the twcntes to-day. a level that has not
been IN this market in many years. Consider
able selling to-day tgr country account.
Ptcvi-ens were weak during carly hours. recover
ing later. Weakness was because Of large runs Of
an sorts II live stock az Yards weaker grain Int.
ANA more or less haEmeIiug by short sellers
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-18
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
Baltimore. Oc,- E.-Quo,2tiols b. Baltimore Frli
and Pro.llee Ass-.laLL.a are as follows:

Baltimore. Os- E.-Quo,Atiors b. Baltimore Fruit
and Produce Association are as follows:
4 BtTTER-Crlamey, >aucy. pr TO-. 55aga; do.
choice. 57sa-e. d., good J'sac.; do, imitation,
-2a2i DO. prints sIa32, do. blocks. -sas2 Iadle,
ZlaZ3. Maryland ard PENNSYLVANIA rolls per b. p
Onto rolls. 4-z. West Virginia, TCls G-a. store
packed 2In. Maryland. Virginia and Pennsylvania
dairy prints, per D.. m. process butter, D-- ID.
2da- q.
EGGs-Nlsrylsrd Pennsylvania and nearby irsts
/ Ts- d1z.. q WestcE1 nrsts. 2s Southern rrs,s o.
West Virginia 1sts. 2 guinea eggs. per d1z. Ijal4.
/ GREEN FRUITS AND yEGETAELES-Arpes
handpicAed, loose pr b5A. LfylL75. do. wind
falls, small. pr Dbl. lV.LL5- de-, Eastern Shore
f Md per box Eao, d., Eastern Shore Md.
DIT i-bll has. fE- 70. co.. Western Maryland and
Pennsylvania. backed. Ter Dbl. ZiosZj0. do. New
NHk. assorted Z5ai.u0; heets. native. bunch, Ia
2, caUil-.Hrr Western Maryland. Per Dbl. asa
2-5, do Long Island. per barrel, L5Ca20o. cab
base native. per II 25Cs3J0; DO. New YORK State,
rer ton. S0al0n- ,srtal1uues, native green. per
bas aa3o, do. ripe. slaios celery. New YORK. Ter
4 crate lI55--s. cum. sugar native. PER dozen.
Inl5. uanb,Iries. Cape Cod, rer Dbl, sass;
/ CICumbsrs. New Nark state, Ter bushel BASKET
+ -5rlll -au=1us. Western Maryland aud West Viz
g.lia, s.h ba&. -5aS9. esslauts. native, Per has.
...-1f grapes. C1ur-fs Ter 5-lh Eas ~ do.
AiaHTas yer Alb. bas.. laI5. Gr Catawhls. usr
tIt. has. l-a3. do Ie,aE1res r-r a-h has, IA
l5- lettuce. native IeT bus box. -a15. do, New
York Ir- i1.bb- has. 9A-5. Inns beans, yeF bls.-
-asl- onions Sew York ard Western. Ter bus
bus. 5a61; peaches. Eastern Shore Md per box
l1a553 do. p,r e-tss-. -5ss0- do fancy. ps- bas
sEto. do Western Mar land, per Aha. gal ooi
do. fancy psT N-baz LGal .. do. Ter carrier
. l.-5aL-5; Mount White HEATH, pr has -5-L15
/ years. Eastern Shore. kie-er. ne- has. la-5. do.
hlarC-. Ie- Dbl, .5a-5. do, New YORK. ess1ryed,
Itr BIOL, AH'aoo)s peppers, native per bas L-izal5i
. guinness New York. fancy pcr Dbl 1-Ia1-1. do.
ger bus, has. e0alo5 squash native. Ter 5as. I5a3
beans. greeu, native pr bus h-X. as-5s do. wax
. -a4.#- tomatoes Eastern shore nd. las la
. do. native Per +-hrs.. 5sS DO, per bus
41l-o- tumiUs native. pvr bus box. Jl5
LIVE FOULTRY-CEc5fus. Young choice d.
lCL6-z. do. rough and ae5-. llsl5 "a hens. heavy
l6 DO. small % medium ltsl5i odd ROSTERS Ia
u. ducks cd d.. laE, do. yrurg. white pekus
+ taJ Is d. young MusccU and mouEreI. -ial5. do
puddle, cd, a. pi- 1us. Old. TVT pair -. do
young Ter pair 2la25. guinea fogl. young IL lbs.
ard over each. 51- do. Young. small each. Sss0
do. cid. each. y. do. phelssuts. choice, each 30
% 70. do. No o. each. -5lIC1. geese nearby. l2sI4.
/ d.. Western aud Southern. >. turkeTs r-unE, 3
+ lbs and over, 21szls do Old lssa2, DO. rough and
Z l4a1r
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-18
AGAINST REFORMATORY.

"A Dissertation OF a locality intimately
associated with Washington's history and
an act Of needless disrespect 10 an hon
ored family and a gross injustice 20
properly owners" is the way that Paul
N. Kester owner OF Gunston Hall. char
aCteriZed the new District reformatory
nt Belvoir. three miles from Mount Yer
non in a letter to the Commissioners
yesterday.
That the establishment Of the reforma-
tory near Mount Vernon is distasteful to
others as well as Mr.. Kester was evil
denced by letters received from Harrison
NJ. Dodge. superintendent OF Mount Yer
non; Elizabeth NJ. Sharp, owner OF
Woodlawn. the estate which formerly
belonged 10 George Washington, and the
Mount Vernon Ladies' Association.
The sale has not yet been concluded
owing 10 a disagreement between the
District and the owners as to the price.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-18
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

With total Of ten sales aggregating
$1,000, Potomac Electric consolidated 5s
monopolized the attention Of the brokers
at yesterdays session OF the Washington
Stock Exchange All Of the transactions
were made at 1904. with the closing offer
al l0J9s. There was but one other sale
in the bond list. one $500 Washington Gas
certificate going after call at par.
In the stock list Washington Gas led,
with a total of nine sales out Of the
twelve made Transactions in this stock
amounted 20 ninety-four shares, with the
price for the first forty shares at 1912
The remaining ffty-four went at a half
point drop. with the closing offer pushed
a fourth point upward. Any uncertainty
that has prevailed as 10 the value of
either OF the bonds or stock OF this COM
pany have been enectuaIly dispeIed, and
the sales for some time TO come will prob
ably center around the gas securities.
Among the other stocks listed on the
board there was little movement, Capital
Traction sold IN a ten-share lot and d
broken block Of four at l29, and Wash
ington Railway and Electric held up its
record by five-share sale at $50, little
Importance being attached 10 either sale
TWO shares Of Georgetown Gas sold at
CO. the same price at which blocks OF
twenty-five and FIVE We're recorded sold
some days ago. A slight demand In an
unknown quarter was responsible for
hfty-share block or Washington Title In
surance at SlA. and five shares OF Wash
ington Market found a buyer at IS5.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-18
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET
Ptcss 80 Ii whoIesaIs.l

BUTTER-Creamery, fancy per h.. sgiaslH
Western hTsts. e9a9oi seconds za2s: process. fancy
gaEh
CHEEsE-New York State factory, new. large.
l6al-.
EGGs-Near-by, fresh Virgins. per doz gsa9;
West Virginia and Southwest Virginia 27a2s; Ten.
uessee. 9a27.
GREEN FRUITs-AppIes. per Dbl. L0Oai y.
oranges. California per box. 3.5OA6g5: lemons uer
box, 350a6OO. grape fruit per crate S00s5OJ pine.
apples. per crate, 2O0a300: cantaloupes Der crate
l50a300. peaches, Per basket Goal p; watermeons.
each. l0al5; grapes Delaware. per basket I6,
Niagara per baskst liaI5; Concord. per basket "A
ais. Bartlett pears Per barrel. 2J0a5 90 damsons.
per basket, Sai0; chestuuts, per IT,. l3al4.
DRESSED POULTRY-Hens choice Der ID II.
BOOSTERS. PER H., p sTrngers per b. rsls; ducks
per b. HAS; geese. Per H., sal0.
LIVE POULTRY Chickens. spring per H. I6sI7
hens pei H., Is; ROSTERS. per D. 10 turkeys per
ID. l5sls; ducks per b., l2sli; geese per h. sale
NEGETABLES-Potatoes new, No / Der bu
75aso; per Dbl. L75a2 %; No. 2, bh l.EaI 50.
sweets. pct Dbl. LZ51l50; ysms per Dbl lOJal 3
cucumbeTs. per basket 75sL50, onions. Der boz.
6oas0; cabbage. per Dbl. 6OalO0; eggplant Der doz
2Js5 squash, per crate. Sai0: string beans per
DBL, LZ5al50 lima beans. per quart l2lzgz0. let
tuce, per basket, L1aL35 tomatoes, home grown.
per box. 5a75; celery. per crate 275a4OO; rsdishes.
per hundred, Looal.5o; peppers. per basket Zja5O:
turnps per dozen punches. 25a27 beets 100 bunches
L5Oa23: green corn. per dozen ears. l0al7
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-18
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YORK Oct E-NLILTEED-Quie Spring
bran, q s.. standard m.iilnrs, e3s5. Western red
dog $50 60 arrive. Hu- b-au In lg'-rornd sacks
10 arrive go; city bran. On bulk 100
OATS-Wab5r, inactive. No. white. 5'-. No 3
white 5tis No. T. S-iz. white on track $3.50.
FLOUR-WsaEcT; unsettled Kansas strliEhts.
4Sa5d0 in sacks, soft s-raiEhts 4iCaafI. in hsr-
ris, spring patents. 5.foa5i5. II barrels, spring
clears. afa4 g.
RYE FL0UR-Steady: business inactive. Choice
hrrdt quoted az 40a41.
CORNAiEAI-Stsady: inquiry IS light Kindred
FOR export, 3.25- coarse meal. iu bags. ll9aIE-
HAY-Reccip,s 1881 tons; weaker. supply larger.
Quotations are cor new prime timothy. l.l5aL3, No.
J. LIZ's No p L05aIl0; No 95sI0
STRAN-Recsipts. % tons; inactive. Long rye
quoted at 60.
BEEF-stcady; inactive business Packet. l6Ea
lT.ol. family Is5a9C0.
PORK-Stesdy; trade slow. Ness. D COAL 50
family 25.Ola255o
LARD-Unsct,!ed. Prime Western. 800; city.
l220; refined continent. l52D; s,uth American. 409.
refined Brazilian. In kegs l1o0. oleosrearne I2aI27.
lard steaTire quiet NV York. L.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New Yors. Oct E.-CATTLE- Receipts idsl head.
Steers opened very duh and az a decline 4 l0al5
Bulls ruled firm an limited receipts. COWS about
5-fady Medium % prime steers sold 51Jss50 ger
100 pounds. bulls 35oa5 o. COWS. 2&a4r5. Dressed
beef was IN light Iemsll ~ SAN Ter pound FIR
native sides; 7lS for Texan bed. No later cables
from Great Britain. Exports none.
CALhks-Beeeirrs 1H55 head Naas were iH
Light supply and best grades steady, others a trlne
weak. grassfrs were firm - . higher Western
calves nominal Common o. choice yesls sold -.5g
no1 per I.s pounds cIlls and throW1lts 01a-. 60
grss-srs and fed calves lf'a7 p, culIs .. city
dressed ysals steady az I4T. cllltry-Iressed slow
at saIT- dressed slow az eaIgE dress7t grasser-
ard fed calves fmfr no s1-0
SHEEP AND LA1IB~-Ee-rip-y HIP head.
Sheep were weak best Grades ~ lambs steady with
Saturdays prices tae urd5gTa5e- vesk 20 a shade
lower common 20 prime sheep sold 215a435 rer
if1 pounds few head st a-1- eiIS Zbla1 %
medium 20 choice lambs -=a-3I. ullls. s.50a550l
yesriiuss 5o5aj 81. Dressed mutton a-E al -i4G0
pr pound. Dressed lambs Vtak At I-al5- a few
hog dressed a. 1915
HOGS-Bccaip-s $50 head Prices 70 higher Al
2 % per 100 pounds, a few az go, country dressed
hogs steady at l2i1al54 qtr pound
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-18
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. oct. I7.-HOGS-Liye h-S were 20 70
cents lower. The receipts were estimated az 50 90
head; left over from SATURDAY. 1852 estimated re-
ceirts tomorrow, l3on Bulk # prices. sf1aS %,
lights s6la95. mixed and butchers. ssl4Es
heavy. 8Ga89 Is; rough. heavy S05as25. workers. O. IS
pigs. s2a960
CArTLE-Ten 70 IS cents lower. estimated re-
ce.rts 4 COO head BseFes, s65a7sj; COWS and h5if
cIs 225s6 20: Texas Steers L25sf50, sr6cEars ami
feeders. 3Ra5T). Western. 5)la6-5
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Teu cents lover esti-
mated receipts -501 head. NATIVES. 2Sai51.
Western. 275sl25. yaarlirgs. 43oa5 80; lamts 4z5l
200. Western lambs 5-5a6S
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-18
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Oct l7,-M5ney On call Al the stock
exchange today opened az 90 per cent. highest
81. lowest, "a closing g. Most O; the DAYS
loans were made az 5ie per cent
Time money was IN somewhat better demand and
rates were Hrmly held The best inquiry was f1r
the four months period while the larger part OF
the supply was for the six months period. Rates
44aia per cent for sixty DAYS. tAs5 for ninety
days. and i-saiI for four FIVE and SIX molths
Mercantile paper was without change There
was good assortment offered by brokers and a
small demand Rates 54a5fl Ter cent for sixty
and ninety DAYS ind0Tsed bills receivable 5laa6 Der
cent for choice folr 70 SIX months single names
and ezfls Der cent for others
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-18
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-Wheat, new. Ter bushel, s5aas; corn,
shelled per bushel 73a73 new. ear Ter barrel 4o1a
425: oats Western, white No 2 per us1el. $50 Is
oats mixed PER bushel ioai5i bran, or ton 25.e9;
mddlings, per ton, 2800.
HAY AND STRAW Hay, Western, No. T. Ie 5oa
2000; No. ?. ls5oaI90. mixed. lfGal7.0, straw.
rye, bundle. l05OalLoJ. rye. machine thrash. 7.j0a
500, wheat. ton. $50. cats. peT ton. t.Jla701-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-18
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET,

CATTLE Extra, per cwt.. 6.5Oa72s; do. butcher
s.5Ca625; common 4.5ea5.2S
HOGs-Per ewt- gross, 9.0oas50; do. ordinary
500
SHEEP Prime. 3OOa350; do. common. 25Oa2. rs
LANBS-Fancy. spring. 6.0oa7.O0: fan. choice, 100
medium 500.
CALyEs-Prime. per H.. slsalO; medium. per b.
Sac
COWs-Prime. fresh. each. 35.OOal0O0: do, CON
mon. 25ooaS0 co. do. old and dry l0O0al5O0
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-18
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. b. Hihbs & Co,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange Hibbs
Building.
New York. Oct E.-After recovering nearly all
the early decline Of . 10 3 points under the lead
Of the near months, the market reacted again In the
last hour fresh bear attacks and local raalizisg
This carried prices back again 10 the opening low
level.
The Weather Bureau al Washington reports what
It says Is another West Indian hurricane of the
northwest coast Of Cuba. and predicts heavy winds
for all the Gull coast region Of the GOTTEN belt To-
night and tomorrow, aHd dangerous gales for
Florida.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-18
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

ssles-ReUjlar call. . O'Clock noon:
Potomac Electric cons. S. 5000 at lnOH. s. go at
i00a. Sle00 a. lo0H s. 000 al lGoH 100 ~ l0gl
SGO at lo). S000 az lO0l& 81 60 at 1905. $1,000 az
I0oH
Capital Traction, 10 al 10 Z n ia
Washington Railway and Electric preferred 5 al
sslA
Washington Gas. at Tsh 10 al 79's IS at 7gs
. az ~ 10 at r. 10 AZ 70. atla
Georgetown Gas. . at CO.
Washington Title IuSlrance. % az ~
Washington Market 5 at ls7z
After c4ll-Washingtcn Gas cert. 500 az 100
Following are the bid and asked prices posted al
yesterdays meeting Of the Washington Stock Er.
change.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-18
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W b. Hibbs & Co,
members u the New York stock Exchange Hibbs
Building
Can money Open 81; high. 80; low "a close. 3.
SALE OF SHARES BY HOURS.