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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-25
COLLEGE MAN LIKES
LIFE OF BURGLAR

PIttsburg. Feb. 24.-"The life OF a
burglar appealed TO me; there's ac'
tion in IT, said Stephen Austin, a
college graduate who, upon being ar
rested tonight, confessed to holding
up two drug sctore proprletors and
seyeral pedestrians In the Oakland
and East End. sections.
His crimes had terrorized those
sections for the last ten days. To
night as Austin was trying TO adjust
a revolver in HIS pocket 1t was dis
charged. The accident led to his ar.
rest.
Il vas just doing these small Jobs
he said. ito keep living. ! was walt
ing for a big haul had IN slight
When l came to pull Il off. tho plain
clothes men were took thick about
the place and ! had TO walt"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-25

Il notice all the patrons call you
by different name" remarked the
observing guest.
Yeas. monsieur" responded the
French waiter, 1T is in Eat way | tell
ze tips | may expect"
How eo?"
why, If zey shout Hey, youn get
one nickel If zey call me Boy ] get
a dime. and If zey say, 'Garcong, with
ono Parlsian accent, l get quarter
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-25

Dr. Frederick Cook and his wife ar
rived at Andes, Chile, from Santiago.
They viii remain until Sunday when
they may proceed across the noun
tains TO Buenos Ayres.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-25
NEW ATLANTIC CABLE

New York. Feb. 2i.-George G.
Ward. Vice President and General
Manager OF the Commercial Cable
Company. annauncos thut In View
OF the public demand for increased
OF transmission. the Commercial
Gable Company will proceed at once
to lay an additional transatlantic
cable This Will be the sixth cable
which the Commercial Cable Com
pany will own between Europe and
America, and will greatly accelerate
the Atlantic cable service,
Philadelphia, Feb. 24-Thirty mem
bers of the Philadelphia Nationals left
today for Southern Pines. n. c., for
their spring training
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-25
THE POWER HOUSE

THE POWER HOUSE
The life of employe in the electric power house
CtonouS excepting the of line interruptions
and accidents The continuous neverendng magnet hum of
tho dynamos tire the which constantly listen
for change in the pitch tone; piano would
when tightening oosening string and at the
whenever the magnet does change the trained
of the charge tolls him of impending troubles
1t be that bolt of lightning has struck the high
line and started the lightning arreste II the
discharge heavy it may reach into the station to the
ond arrangement of lightning which usually
placed back Of the swtchboards The may be filled
with the wellknown blush liquid fire but the the
throttle wheels to the big dynamo from bursting
the that the switches has suddenly thrown
the load off of them This prevent the lightning
from melting the wires the dynamo The running
through nozzleS travelling the of two miles each
minute of time and unless quickly turned off at the
wheel the big OF the dynamo would bc
running bursting speed of two miles per minute Then
again there times when electrical storms exist the
weather is clear and the Of the dynamo suddenly
changes by what is called short the line which
the current to suddenly which instantly heats the
wire coils in the dynamo the burning point Line troubles
always of anxiety TO the company and the
charge.
An extra machine can always be and in when
another gives but the lines of wires stretching
far away and hills quite another
ter whenever unavoidable accident happens.
About six years ago eagles playing in the air
They 10000 volt lire their wings being
six feet formed short circuit from Of the
wires to the and about 10000 horse power passed
through their bodies In less than fraction of minute
of the transformers the power boiled the oil
fire and 1t only account Of quick action
that the building saved.
On another q of between Petaluma and
Rosa moving tall hay derrick wanted pass
high but found the derrick high
One said he knew all about electricity venured
He nd
dangerous undertaking when of the bysanders tak
ing hold guy wire attached the top of the der
rick thought the upon the top with the pitch
moment the derrick had touched the wires
and the grass began under the wheels of the
grounded horted they call it, and these
two cities experienced what be without electrical
service for a few hours.
public today demands continuous and uninter
rupted business and of and
light rely largely upon this modern magic energy
UTAH LIGHT & RAILWAY co. |
D. DECKER, LOCAL MANAGER
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-25

FAIR LIFE IN FRANCE.
The fairs which are located through
ont the year In some district or other
The Washington herald., 1910-07-17


BuTTER-CreaNeTy. fancy. 80: do. prints
81; do, seconds o. process. fancy. 2; d. fair to
good 2aZ7: dairy cnoice. 2aZ5; do, good 2la23;
store-packed lsa8J.
CHEESE-NeE York State factory, fancy frsts,
i7alIh; do. small l7al7lA; do. large. lslsal7.
EGGS-Nsar-ty choice returnable cases, 20lka2 /;
West Virginia and Southern Virginia. returnahle
cases q Tennessee. returnable eases q; North
Carolina returnabe cases. 2.
LIVE PoULTRY-Chickens spring. large 20a
2; do. medium. lsa@; do hens small
per ID, ls; large. ls4; ROSTERS, per b. 10;
ducks. old p; do. spring. lbs. and over, 49,:
geese. Per h.. mal2: do fancy I2sls: turkeys
TOMS PEI To-. Is; do hens 10; turkeys. thin Ieal2
keats. per b., Is
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Norfolk. per barrel
LOCALE cIcrmbe-s, Norfolk, per basket. I0OaI5;
do. North Carolina. Sal.O0; string beans. per has
ket, Gs5o; North Carolina lettuce 5oai co. radishes
per 100 40 to 90; spinach per barrel 75al00; egg
plant, per crate. l00al75; tomatoes per crate 75s
100; asparagus, 75sL50 per dozen punches;
Thubsrb. isa25 per dozen punches; new cabbage
60s75 per crate; spring onions s0a50 per hundred /;
beets. sa5 per bunch green peas. per basket
75as0.
DRESSED PoULTRY-Chickens per ID. uz2:
chickens and hens. mixet lsa2o: slips, per h.
Il; ducks. lSas0, geese. per ID. lial6
DRESSED MEAfS-HamE, country, sugar-earsd
49,
DRIED FRUITs-Apples. sliced, fancy. 4as: cher
hes. l2al5; blackbeTTies, : whoEtlebsETies, IN
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. unwashed free u
buETs. PER lb 80 wool. bury per ID. Dazs; hides
green per h.. TO- do, dry, per H., Bal5; shesD
skins. green. each i5alO0 d. Cry, each, E&so; esH
Skins, gTbeu. each. L5OaIIs.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-17
WILL MEET IN COLORADO.
Irrigation Congress VIII Have In
teresting Programme.

teresting Programme.
The Eighteenth National Irrigation Con-
gress will meet at Pueblo. Colo. on Sep
TENDER y, under auspieious circumstances
for its work to save the forests store
the foods, reclaim the deserts. and make
homes on the land"
Its work will be Influenced by the ex-
preston OF their views by the President
of the United States and members OF his
Cabinet. the Secretary of the Agricul-
ture, the Secretary of the Interior. and
the Secretary of Commerce and Labor, as
well aAleading citizens OF the country
Experts In irrigation, drainage, and
forestry. statesmen, whose views are i'm
portant on legislation. scientists. men
who are powerful in industrial and finan-
ciai circles, will be among the speakers.
The problems of the irrigation companies.
of the settlers who raise the products.
and Of the railroads who haul them will
be considered.
The views and methods OF foreign gov
ernments Will be explained by the for
eign delegates, and one session will be
turned over to the governors OF our own
States And through the entire pro-
gramme VIII run the endeavor to find
out those policies, which consistently car
ried out, will be productive of the great
est good to the greatest number of
American citizens.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-17
STATION TO Be PIREPROOF
Extra Precaution to Protect Life in
New York Terminal.
Steel Construction and TERN Gotta
Partitions All Through the
Big Building.

In completing the plans for its new ter
minal, the New York Central has taken
measures to make it the most thoroughly
nreproof structure in the world With
electricity already substituted for steam
power in the operation of trains. the
building and the platforms viii be so
constructed and so protected that damage
from FIRE will become a practical impos-
sibility
When the work is all done, a system OF
automatic alarms and automatic sprink-
lers viii prevent the spread of any
blaze that may start in the contents Of
the offices. Scattered through the ter
minal area will be fire hydrants. and
there will be thousands Of feet Of hose
ready for emergencies.
The steel framework Of the buildings.
columns, Orders, and beams, are protec-
tee from fire and corrosion by hollow
serra Gotta blocks, and most of the floors
and partitions are of the same flreproof
material More than piliion feet of the
blocks have already hen put into the
terminal.
The post-offiee at Lexington avenue,
which forms part of the terminal
group. is protected from IRE just as
thoroughly as the other wings. II has
its steel frame completely covered with
the fireproofing. and it has about 10000
feet of terra Gotta partitions.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-17
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore, Jaly B-wHEAT-stock In elevators,
1859 bushels: shipments from elevators, 1859
bushels. Sales q carg1ss grade at LON for No
red, 9sAc fer No. red, e2 for special bin
steamer No. 2 red. eiA fer stock steamer No red
9Ac for special bin rejected and slss for stock re-
jected. Bag lots. by sample TO quality and con-
dit'on brought u. 81 IS. So. 50, 81. s. e. &c. and
100 per bushel.
C0RN-Stock IN elevators. lSs 7i2 bushels; ship
ments from elevators i505 bushels. Contract. Spot
$50 nominal; July. sslz nominal Spot mixed corn.
early, was s. nominal and there was little trading
IN corn, although the domestic situation is finn.
Settling pTice for contract. g.
OATS-Stock in elevators 90 iei bushels; shin
ments from elevators. s.525 bushels. White No. ?
as to weight. iTita4s; do. white. No. 3. as 10
weight lfa47 do. No. l. to weight a4a4s; do
mixed. No g 4sisase nominal; do. No 3 4slkal5
RYE-Stock in elevators. II 5@ bushels. No. 2
rye Western domestic. 75s7s; No. rye Western.
domestic 72aTi: bag lots as 10 quality and eondi-
ton. 7oa75
FLOUR-WintsT extra new. s.55a2T5; do. clear.
mex. s.; do. straight new 450a4ss: DO. pat.
ent. new 5.na5.s5; spring clear 45ca47s; do
straight 55oa5.75 do. patent 6ooa625: city mills
best patent. $50 do, high grade ratcnt SIS, do.
straight SO: choice family, 40; extra s5oaS %,
TIE -four. medium to choice 425sl5O: cornmeal, Der
lcl rs, Italia.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

chichestsr-L0is y and p, block = LOT s. block (;
Anna W. Smith 10 Frances v Washington SIC.
Fort Saratoga Addition 10 PTookland-Lot ], block
81; john c. Bushsy e Ak. 10 John A Cocklsy.
Barry Farra-west part Of lot o. section 8: Marsa.
ret Elliott, trustee. Ct al. 70 John T. Waters.
Columbia Beisats-Lot is2. block q; George c,
rumIhrsy ct TX al to Michael J. Wheian ct
Burrville-squars $40. lot e. Frank T, Rawlings ct
TX. 70 Mar Mallory, $40.
Randle Highlsnds-SquaEe 549s lots and 33: square
5Sl3 lots A. AZ. and a. The Washington Loan
and Trust Company, trustee 70 the United
States Realty Company, SO.
Randle Highlands-squaFe $780, lots H. 2. s., g. 90
and 81 The Washington Loan and Trust Con-
pany. trustee. 70 james Henry Brown. So
Rsndle Highlsnds-square 1874. 10, -; The United
states Realty Company 20 Louise Noight, SIC.
Randle Highlands-Square so lot s. The United
States Realty Company TO John ". St2lm, $40
Randls Higlsnds-SquAre S4s4, lots u, p 8, %. 70
and 81: James Henry Brown 20 The United
States Realty Company. SO.
Randle Highlsnds-Square 5fsi, lots u, q 8. =, 70
and 81; The United States Realty Company to
George A Howell. $40.
Randle HighIsnds-squsre 5lsf lots . and "a
Washington Loan and Trust Company. trustee.
70 George A. Howell SO
Fourth and Virginia avenue s0utheast-Squsre ~
lots ST. 81 and s.; Max Z. Captain 81 ux. %
Louis BuchateT e. TX. $40
Rsndle HiEhlands-SquaTe oct. lots 6 and 81
United States Trust Company. trustee, 20 Tbs
United states Realty Company. Sc
Rsndle Highands-Square 5ss4 lots IS and g.; The
United States Realty Company 70 Lawrence A.
Pyle. SO
Four-snd-a-haf street southwest. between L and N
stTeeis-SquaTe a. pAH OF lot 1: Geotge W.
Lawrence ct ux. to John MsndhTs. IT, $40.
Washirgtsn Highlsnds-Joss ! 20 and 2 20 "a
blocsFi: lots l 70 5. 20 i. and % to a.
block 2 lots ! and ? and Z 10 IS. block ;. lott
% 5, block 4 lots 20 is 49, % =. and So
block s. lots l. y. and IS TO 2. block 6: lots !
to Il. Il to Is, ls, D. g and -; block :; lets
70 II. block s. lots l TO 8 Il 70 ID. p % AZ
and 80 TO g. bloCh a. lots L 10 %. . to %. 81
3. and % TO S. block Is: lots / 20 3. 10 3
II j. D. q o. s. g. B. and 49, block L
lots u. a 20 s. and . to e. block Is; lots
20 H. bock 70. lots 6. g. / 10 ,, and To IL
block 2 lots ! 20 s. r. a. Is. e. u. 49, = q
IS, 81 s. and Il 10 So block 2; J. Ford Taylos
e ux. 30 Chsrses q, Taylor. SO
street. between Sixth and seventh streets south
east-SQuare SIS vest part Of lot g Gertnd'
Mover Headicy Ct viz TO Margaret NJ. CArmody
aa
Burrviiie-square szl0 LOT q: Frank T. Rawlings e
TX. TO Nsttie Cissel SO.
Wo0dley Park-Lot g. block o; Middsugh Shan
mn. inc. 20 Frances r. HOsgh $40
Beleyne-parces 252-5 and l521 parts Of lots ; anf
1; Thomas A. Rhodes ct uz. to L. F. William
PAIL ct ux.. $40
BeileuEe-PaFt Of lot 4: L. F. William PAIL e. nx
10 Thomas A. Rhodes SIC.
Nos. 80 10 g street nUthwest-Squsre go lot
s. TO 60; Arnold 7. Lewis to Hary G. Lay
cock. $40
No. 1921 First street southeas,-Square 7oi, lot 3
Della J. Conley 10 Elsie Golden SO.
ChsTy Chase Heights-Square 1856. lot q John c
Muneaster 70 Florence IL Hiyard.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-17
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

AuLLFEED-st Strong duh. Spring bran, a.sO
standard middlngs, sc; city bran. 230 in bnls
Western red dog. 300 to arrive: winter wheat
bran. in iC0lb. sacks. TO arrive 2.50
0ATs-Strong; light inquiry. No. white. Oa5oa
No ghite 4eaie5s; No. white, 4sa4sls; white, on
track fs7a52
FT0UR-St Stronger quiet trade. Kansas stTaights.
5lsa545 in sacks; soft sTaghts 46oa4so In barrels;
spring patents SsoA87o in barrels spring clears,
5oa4s5 new Kansas ssnightS. TO arrive 6ooaaso
RYE FTI0UR-F1rm; inactive demand Choice
brands quoted at t.i5a4.0.
C0RNNEAL-stTong; business is SLOW. Kiln
dried for export. $40: coarse meal. in bags,
lS3aIS.
BEEF-stsady; moderate dealings. PACKET i65os
l7O0 family. l95oa2O.D
PORK-stTDng: light trade. Mess. 3 8aSo0
family. 6.50az0o.
HAY-Receipts. 2e5O tons; steady: trade is life
less. Prime timothy, Is No. L 10; No, 2. LIS
No. 3, Looal.lS.
sTRAw-Receipts. IS tons; dull; small supply.
Long rye quoted az 65a70
LARD-steass dull Prime Western lz5o: city.
LAS; refined continent l25o; South American. 1873
refined Brazilian. kegs B.25; oeostearine 1ss lard
steerine quiet New York i5&.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-17
NEW YORK MONEY.

New YORK. July i6-Mmey on call was nominslly
Zis per cent today For the week the market raled
quiet with and 2 PER cent the range Of loans
On Monday and "a per cent was the unge; Tues
day. ; and 2: "wednesday. aGd ~ Thursday, ;
and 2 and Friday "a and ~.
Prououneed hrmBess ruled in the tine money
market during the week funds being IN strong de
mand. number Of loans mature at this season
and renewals sought in a number q instances
fair volume II business Wss done. Rates for
siKty-day loans were 81 per cent ninety days ga
"A pr cert: four months. fta4A per cent: I'VE
months HAS per cent; six months. Sass per oent.
Mercantile paper was offered with moderate free
dom this week. meeting With fair demand. This
came largely from other ceuters. however Rates
we're unchanged being firmly held az Sash per cent
for sixty ninety days Endorsed bills receivable
and choice four 10 six months single names. 6 per
cent fgg others.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-17
STEEL CARS FOR LIMITED.
Buffet Has Bath Tub and Train
Electric Lights

The Pullman Company has under con-
struction FIVE complete steel trains for
the Twentieth Century Limited. running
between New York and Chicago via the
New York Central lines. They viii be
placed in service within a short time
The present ears weigh about 10000
pounds each; the new ones will weigh
about 10000 pounds. making an increase
OF about 20.o00 pounds IN the weight of
each car. or about $4,000 pounds in the
train of eight cars.
An improved system of electric light
ing will be installed that will diffuse a
soft light throughout each car. IN the
understanding car there VIII be an in
novation in the shape Of shower bath.
a feature that undoubtedly VIII be very
popular
The Washington herald., 1910-07-17
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. july is-ouotations By Baltimore Fruit
and Produce Association sTe as follows
BUTTER-C Creamery fancy per ID. &a29A dc.
choice. per H.. zita2s; do. good. per h.. 25az;
do. imitation Per b., 2la9; do, prints. yer ID,
2aaSo: do blocks per h 2sa30; Iadle. per 10, pa
2. Maryland and PennsylTaniA rolls. 10. 2: Ohio
rolls Per ID. q West Virginia rolls. per H.. 2;
Sfore-racked Ohio Per ID y; store packed. West
Virginia. FER H.. q Maryland Virginia. and Penn
ylvania dairy PRINTS per H., q process butter. per
h 2ia8
EGGs-Maryiand. Pennsylvania. and nearby 1rSts.
per doz.. -: Western hrsts. ~ West Virginia
hrs;s. Is; Southern frsts Il guinea eggs, sas
LIVE POTLTRY-Chickens. spring. II lbs ard
over. Per 10. p do. small and medium. aa2l; old
hens. per ID. heavy Is; do, small 20 msdium IS;
cid roos;srs. PER h.. loaIi; do, spring, large,
per H.. 2; ducks, large. per b.. isala; do.
small yer b., u; do, mtseovy and mongrel.
ueT ID. l2al3: do. spring. Tbs and over, Der
b.. IL do smaller lial5; pigeons. young per pair.
20 do old. Per pair. aaS; guinea fowl, old,
each. q
GREEN FRUITS AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
early harvest per bbl. fancy. L25al.5o do. small
per bb. 5oH75; do per half Dbl has.. 4oa60 per box
3af0 beets. native bunch lar; blackberries. East
ern Shore a.. 6aIls; do. Rarpahannock. bucket,
2a25; de- Patuxent. bucket, Sas5; cabbage. Eastern
Shore per crate. 50sso; cantsloupcs. Georgia. Per
crate, I00al50 corn, North Carolina. per dozsn
sai2: do. Virginia. Per dozen. 5al0; caclmbers
Norfolk per basket. 5af5 do. per Dbl, 75al.o;
eEgpiants Florida per crate L00al50: hucklebeTries
Eastern shore MARYLAND. per Ct. 6; do. Maryland
and Virginia, per bucket 25a0s kale, Essive, Per
bus box, l5a3O; onions RappahannOck. per bbl
dry. 80: do. per l1bbl. basket sOs1O0; do Penn
sylyania. yellow. per bus Sale; do, spring. per
100 punches Aoa53; Taspberres Eastern Shore. red.
Lint aa3lS do red quart TRS: peaches, Maryland
and Virginia. per box 4ea75; do, Rsppahannock.
per box. Gao: do, per basket. 25aso; pears. per
basket Eastern Shore s5a5O pneappies Florida.
PER crate l.50a2 "a plurns. Maryland and Virginia,
per basket s0ae0; squash native per basket l5a2
spinach native bushel box slas: string beans Nor
folk per basket green, 7ess0; do. per bis. wax.
5oa75; do native per bus, green 6a65; do. per
bus wax 5ca60; tomatoes. Potomac per 6-basket
carrier mass; do. Rappahannock, per 6hasket car
rier 4Oa65; d. Norfolk per crate, T5al5; do. ma
tive Per s basket 5Oas0; wateTmslons. Gsorgia.
each, l0a25
The Washington herald., 1910-07-17

To what extent sauerkraut figures as
an item OF the American bill Of fare IS
best seen from the circumstances that at
Flatonia, Tex. large plant for the ex-
elusive manufacture of this food article
Is now being established. In addition to
putting under cabbage a very large acre
age owned by the company. il is Intend
ed to encourage the farmer near Fla
tonia to make the raising Of cabbage
a speciality The capacity Of the plant
will be large
The Washington herald., 1910-07-17
Washington Stock Exchange.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished BY W. B. Hibbs cos
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade. Hibts
Building.
Chicago. July H.-Temperatures IN the Northwest
are lover and Edmonton. in the Canadian North
west had rain late yesterday. Crop estimates are
buliish but cgTer a wide range. There vas rush
Of selling at the start. which made break OF &c
10 like an Of which was recovered within the first
thirty minutes Of trading. September sold down AZ
Lee and up 20 L91b-
Com had an opening break Of Ae, which was fol-
lowed By a bulge Of 1tc TO &C The weather Is
good and there have been scattered showers in the
West and in this State Trading is moderate and
consists largely Of professional buying based on the
belief that damage win come later. Receipts for
week i2s3Oo0 bushels, and shipments, 600
Bushels
Provisions weaker. with packers sellers. Hogs
advanced s., with receipts $500 head, and SEQ
are expected on Monday. Estimates for next week,
les COO against l03000 this week and " Last year
The Washington herald., 1910-07-17
Unoccupied Houses in British cities.

Consul Horace Lee Washington. OF
Liverpool. sends TO Washington statis-
tics ofFthe population and unOccupled
houses OF the leading cities in Great
Britain, the figures in parentheses show
ing the population and the other figures
the number OF unoccupied houses: Lon
don (4,75s21S) 3sOes; Glasgow tS47.5sf. H.
900; Liverpool CI46.14D. $500; Manchester
(64s.l4S. 9,s2S; Birmingham 55S,l55I. s.4sl;
Leeds $40. 2SS). $50; Sheffield (455.55s).
a,eo7; Bristol (ss7.s79). 1850. Portsmouth
Co.'S sD, 1852; Birkenhead GlS,55S), LOO.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-17
LIVE STOCK, MARKET.

New York. July le-BEEv Es-Receipts li52 No
trading in live cattle; feeling steady. Prices were
steady for all grades No later cables from the cat
lie and beef markets Of Great Britain. Exports
from this port to-day 17s beeves and 1876 quarters
q beef all 70 Great Britain: late yesterday. 20
beeTes ard g sheep 10 Bermuda.
CALVEs-Receipts. So. None offered for sale:
feeling was steady for all sorts Dressed calves IN
moderate supply and steady At l5ikals for city
dressed Teals llsaal35 for city dressed buferilks
and 10al4 for country dressed calves.
SHEEP AND LAN4s-Receipss $751; Sheep
steady. lambs steady 10 a shade lower for top
grades SLOW and lsaz5 lower for others with supply
exceeding demand and number Of ears msold.
Common sheep sold At 20aa3.D per i0t pounds
common 10 choice lambs at G1aaI.5D With rs the
general top price fer good. Dressed mutton slow az
saloik with few wethers selling at H. with dressed
lambs bringing high as i4ls-
HOGs-ReceiDis. Isl. Nothing doing in live
hncs EfelinR Neak
The Washington herald., 1910-07-17
First Cargo at New Texas Port.

A shipment Of ice plant machinery.
Weighing 10000 pounds. is the first cargo
to be landed at Arkansas Pass. the new
Southwest Texas port. 1t was brought
from New York on a sea-going barge.
In view of the fact that the docks of the
harbor are as yet not completed far
enough to permit their use. the cargo had
to be iightered. It is expected, however,
that enough shipping facilities VIII be
available in a short time to take care of
the cotton crop originating near the port
this season.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-17
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished ny W. B. Hibhs & Co,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building
New York. July i6-There was 4 further sharp ad
yancr Of % points on July contracts the opening
to-day. while shortly aftergard August went up g
points and September . to all high records for
the season
There wss more selling hy the ball clique in July
10 the smaller shorts and commission houses the
advance to-day IN supplying their demands, bat they
bought August and September against these sales
The new crop months advapced entirely IN sympathy
with the rise IN the old crop opticns to-day bui
held the advance in the sbsenee q much selling
Fsreesfsre
The Washington herald., 1910-07-17
Gun Better Than Armor.

Rear Admiral Bacon, of the British
Navy, says that the race for supremacy
between gun and armor. which has been
going on for over half century. has been
decided. for the moment, in favor of the
gun: nor is there any indication of there
being a chance of improving the armor
and Strengthening general construction,
so as to render ships reasonably immune
from armor-piercing projeetiies.