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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-18

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The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1910-10-27
The Triumph Il
of Labor F.

you
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and
became
am world gladly -. ~
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and led the fur
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The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1910-10-27
The Socialist arty

t party that hardly thirty old and
has national
men %ornen and children av"% ed Socialists
KY @ een responsible tor
IN
by
parks
single you cannon 'i i
s is the "hSh has inundated the
This also the which
H'fE fanny
instead
~ he party wtnh has forced kinds
ME- IN can tre nHSoit and psket And this
isGo and in EmsId aS arp3 nope a mar @
years what almost amounts revolution
I% mem Ianr2, H % feast THs Par OF what they wIn
Anoh" bill passed
dand bulge
the LAYS toai tiles
ic and landlords oil
And this Germany
and lrE " ''"'"" France Sweden" Norway Denmark Belgium
the which in Russia of
tE %t has dread prevented because
dIiavv where
Iwrlh uIirv
'"' serious than that committed daily
And his 9he reformed
neLr," milwaukee, tina city
and ha, ah"heI di@"ctey and nonopoiss
Mayor
And a You @ ~ % on to ssrys the veal
party and keep that new" party do"n.-Robrrt Hunter.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1910-10-27

we nave learned that some Of tnc
e'nd'dates on the old party tickets
are circulating a report that The
Labor Argus had endorsed tb.r, TIT.
- na''e'ouSiy false. The Labor Argus
endorses no candidate but those car.
REQ at the head OF our editorial col
urnn. We stand for the Socialist can.
o'aates first, last and all the time.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1910-10-27
Vote for Real Men.

A vote for the Socialist Ticket a rebuke to
'9cab School Books, 'Guardism.'' Bawdy House
county jan, Chuckhole Roads, Punch and Judy Po-
litlcal Grters, Reform Fanatics, Prostitution and
toffuption 1t means rescung the people from
graft and bribery. Vote for men, not trust TOOLS
Workers unite and save yourselves
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1910-10-27

Reports are that he Socialists are
gong to support men on other tickets
ms Is false rumor No sincere.
socialist Will vote for man on other
man his own ticket. Ii is aeainsr tho
principles OF Socialism TO fuse or vote
Tor anyone on IN" capitaIEstic tickle,
and N" true socialist viii do 50
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1910-10-27

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cnanic or labor.rr
IN our State WE hay., three great
railway systems. w. assess then, n;
SOD nnD r..r mill. r,IIip. stock incIud-
cd II nh. il ,n.i,., act,ral y,lu,. accord
in. 70 1be r.ncr, nf rh.. interstate
commerce commission their net earn
inss viii my FIR tb.m in loss 1lun
three. years fud rn.r ere. .roNu.. bet
Ter ali H.. ,im,. an. in o,bcr words ,b.y-
ar. cIearin. over -: 10 p.r caut How
does rbis cnmuar.. with H., farmer
thar does uor mink. ,,y.. p..r caur with
hard work and is orowir. nn,,.ra
For instance , r,ru.r M Ioborer
I, don't prouuca ,nv,hfno v.t !, *
taxed each year so that il becomes a
burden ana il is bur on,. product, is
there any reason why The profit mat
* made in III. State BY he railroads.
coal. oil ard gas Should not H.. taxed
as the farmer, |: this could he done
how fast would our state grow rich
bs. rich in taxah!es So ,hact the rat
wcmld he small.
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of .,r,ir. uh.,. ,,,,. inb.hi,,,Ss ave
ras, losiro ,h..;r homes. b,y. ba,rn
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1910-10-27

WANTED-A person with Some
money to join IN an extremely prof
table business. in which large profits
can be made without risk. Reference
given Investigate. Address D. NJ.
c. care The Labor Argus.
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-23
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore Jan. Calculations furnished m the
Baltiinote Fruit and Produce Association are as
follows.
BUTTER-Creamery. extras, separator, 3Si4a5llz
do imitation, 26a27; do, prints. lib, 5a5o; do.
l-lb Sass do blocks 2-lb.. S5a3l; do. dairy
prints Maryland Pennss lyania, and Virginia, &a25
do. Iowa and Northwestern ladle AaD.
Eggs Maryland PENNSYLVANIA. and nearby frsts.
pfr doz. Sc, do. Eastern Shore. MARYLAND. ana
Virginia, PER dor. So Western hrsts, rer doz., g;
do. West Virginia, per doz-. IS; no. North caro-
lima. pa doz, %
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys, choice young.
small per h. 22s23; medium to large, per ID. Sa2l
do fair to good per b.. lSa2O; old toms. per To-,
10; chickens straight. young. Ter h. snail IS do,
mixed yc,ing ard old per H., Halls. ducks choice.
fat per H. l5a7; capons. large, PER 10. .; medium.
per H. 2la22 small and slips per H.. BAD gee-e,
choice nearby. per H.. l2a3; Western and South
eru. pr ID llai2
LIVE POULTRY-Old hens, heavyweight. Per b..
Il; do. lightweight. per d., Is; old ROSTERS per
H. 10 young chickens. choice per H., &c; rough
ard poor per h. Il turkeys. hens. choice Per ID.
@a2; young gobbers per D., lsaI): old toms. per
H. u. rough and uoor per b. Hap; geese. West
eIn aud Southern, per d.. ~ MARYLAND ana VIZ
gnia pr H.. IS; do. Kent Island. per H., l6i
pigeons voupE pair Is do. old. per pair %, ducks
large. per 10. l.; do, small 70 medium. per H.,
Is. do. white Pekins. per b.. l2aH' guinea fowl
old each. q do. young. n lbs. and over. -.
GAME-Ducks. mallaTd PER pair. heavyweight
65a9o hlhCkheads per par. 5af0 rcdheaos, Per Iair
L6CaLZ, canvashaCk. pr pair. l5sZo0, whole deer
psr H. l6als venie.n saddles. ler D., 2saS0.
POTATOES White. nearby, peF bus. prime, 81
e.. do. Eastern Shore per bls. 5ss60i dc. Western
Maryland and PENNSYLVANIA. per bus. prime 5osbo
do. secords 40a45, do, New York, per bus prime
55a60. do Western. Ter bus. prime aafS Sweets
yellow. pr Dbl. Eastern shore, Virginia. Loal50
do. North Carolina, Ier hbl., l5al65. Richmond
per bb.,, I5al75 Delaware, Ter Dbl, l,S9al. 3
vans Maryland and Virginia. per Dbl, Local .
! do North Carolina pr Dbl. LEal5o.
GREEN FRUIT AND NEGETABLES-ATgaes
Maryland and Virginia Ter Dbl, fancy. lI5aZ50; do
+ fair ,cr bbl. l.Z5aL0. do, Maryland and Penns,
yauia packed Isr Dbl. 20sS0; d.. New Yogk
assorted per bbl. S25Os4oo. cabbages " 7. state
/ ton, 23OcaG0o. ceery. Michigan. bunch. 2a.5. do
/ New York state crate. 3C5a25j; do, box. l50a2W
| cIcumbers, Florida has. 2ch20o; egsplants Flor
! ida crate 2Oa350: gaTe fruit. Florida, box. 200
/ 200: kale Norfolk per Dbl. CO. lettuce NoTton
| and North Carolina. Ter has. 75aL0: Florida. -
/ has $500; onions New YORK and Western. u
bus Sass, do. Maryland and Pennsylvania, yellow
pr bgs., Sass orange Florida per box LSs
/ 1S. ie1s. Florida, pr has, 25es.5oi squash
{ Florida. rer crate. 1890 spinach, native
{ Ter box. Ta25. Norfolk. pr bbl l2ial.55; strinl
/ bans Florida pr has. 30s550. tomatoes. Flor
ida. pcr carraT fancy. 2coa3Oo; tunirs native. p
bus 25aA.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-23
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Nev York Jan. 2.-BUTTER-Receipts to-day.
s6s5 packages; for the week 35,-G. The market
onened decidedly weak ard prices Of top grades q
creamery eased of cents pound. Dullneas has
been in evidence all wusa and receivers have been
unable TO effect cearuess Creamery specials. 3
creamery extras. 3. creamery held specials Il
creamery held exras p; State dairy finest, g. pro
cess specials %; Western imitation creamery rsts
Is factcry frsts. q.
CHEESE-Reccipts to-day we're ST boxes; foC the
Week 81 The market Is quiet. State full cream
special Is: State full cream Sepiembe- fancy. liza
State fun cream Oc0her hest l61s: state skins ia
pounds special. 49,; State SKINS. fine winter made,
EGGs-Receipss to-day. $50 cases, for the week
SIG. The market closed steady on hne eggs but
trade was very dull. Nearby hennery, white fancy,
IS; State Of Pennsylvania brown henneTy fancy. 4
fresh gathered extras. IS fresh gathered extra nSts
z: refrigerator special marks. 2.
sILR-The wholesale price is Isl per forty-quart
car.
MILL FEED STEADY: quiet trade. Spring brau.
a 00a25 y: standard mIddlings 2s0n&3 city bTan.
@75, IN bulk Western Ted-doE $40 to arTVei WIN
ter wheat tran, in loII0Jnd sacks, 10 an1Te. y %
OATS Firm: moderate business. No. white
55a55l4: No white 5saSiL; Nc. white, Sa55iI
natural and cipTsd white. track 5ia57iz.
FLOUR-Strong; moderate inquiry. Kansas
straights 5Za5.5O in sacks soft strsights 5Sa5I5
IN barrels; spring clears. 4.75a5D.
| RYE FLOUR-Sttady; moderate business. Good
70 choice brands quoted at 20ai.6
BUCKWHEAT FLOJR-New to arrive, is quoted
at 203a2e5 with quiet trade.
COHNMEALl-Strong: checking trade. Kindred
for export 3i5a350; coarSe meal. IN bags. l40alH.
HAY-Receipts. 50 tons; strong; small supply
Prime timothy, LII; No /, LIS; No. 2. il0; No ,
llG5
/ STRAW Receipts. 10 tons; slow; light supply
| Long rye. S5s9O.
/ BEEF-Steady; demand moderate. Mess l6O0a
1 l6.59: family. l2OlaI2C0
! PORK-Steady; trade dull. Mess $50; family
/ a.G9a25 20.
! LARD-Weaker; trade dull. Prime Western, 1890
city 1865; refined Continent i3Z5: South American
l4O refined Brazilian kegs 300; oleOstearne 1914
! Il; lard steaTine slow New York. 1874.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-23
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Prices quoted are wholesale,


BUTTER-Creamery faney. 2sa3a do. hrsts, ga
s. do seconds S3z3i process. fancy. 80. do. fair
70 good Za2S. dairy. choice. 2il5; do. good. aa3.
store packed 23a24
CHEESE-New York state factory fancy fats, lie
ia do, small. -7al-l5. do. large. Shall.
EGGS Nearby. choice, retuTnsble cases, aa1o.
West Virginia and Southwest Virginia. retuuahe
cases 8ag7: Tennessee returnahle CASES g North
Carolina returnsbIe cases. =.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickeus. sTrlng, large, IS. do.
medium l5 do. medium. small. IS; hens. snail, per
III I5al6. do large 15al6. ROSTERS. per h., 9.
ducks old Is; do, spring lbs. and over. lj geese.
rer H. leal2; do, fancy, l-al5, turkeys. toms per
ID. ban: do. hens. 2a2. turkeys. thin. loal2;
keats. PER r., g.
DRESSED POULTRY Turkeys choice. uudrawu.
hens. per ID. 2ia25; do. average. undrawn mixed.
Z5a2l. chickens. per H. lSal9; chickens and hens,
mixed l6al7; cspons. lib. average per ID. q; do,
small 2a23; slips Pc h.. Eals; hens. choice. Yer
h. IS ROSTERS per b., 10; ducks l5a6; geese. Per
b. l2zal4.
GASiE-Rabbits. rer dozen. Zc1a25o; do. kits.
per dozen. -: quail, per dozen. fancy, SOC; do,
small LOOal5O squirrels, each. 5a6i oIoosums, each
0a55.
DRESSED MBATs-Hams. country. sugar cured,
lssls; hogs small and -eat per cvt., II; do, me
dium TO heavy lO'a: do. rough. flsaS
DRIED FRUITS-Applcs SLICED. fancy, 5lsa6 do,
sliced bright 5a5z do. quarters. bright 5; cher
ries l2aI5: backberries :. whortleherries. l2l9.
VEGETABLES Potatoes Per Dbl. L50aL75; do,
sweet psr bbl. new, L2Jal.50; yams per bb., 10
ais
GREEN FRUITs-Apples, loose, Ter b5l.. ia
ais
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 29a50 tallow 6a6iz ginseng
Ter d.. 5ooa5.5O. seneca. PER II. 60 golden seal
Nags: pink l2al4: mandrake, 2e3; snake root. b
walnut kernels DRY. l2eal5 wslnuts. PER 100 lbs IS
WOOL AND KIDES-WOol. unwashed. free Of
buz, per b.. &s2s; wool. buuy. per H.. 2aS
hides green per H.. Il; do. dr. l5als; sheepskus
green each 75alO0; do. dr5 25as9 caltskins, green
each l.5Oal75; muskrat, each 50; do, black 6
do, kits. 3: skunk each black. 2ys3.00, mink
each s00a5o0; rabbit skins each /; oposalm. each
SaH; facooon, each, 50a 90; fox, red. each. LOO
1 l5e; do. gray each, 75sl.0
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-23

ments from elevators 5.136 bushels. Round lots d
yellow shoat nominally at 70t bushel and No.
white at 72& per bushel Track yellow corn for
domestic delivery Is quGtable at 7Zaa73 pr bushe
for CARROTS spot. Coo com is firm a basis
q 3S per barrel fer carloads prime yellow spot.
Settling prices officially posted Contract 5Oi4
No 2 white. ~. steamer mixed. g. No. mixed
C.. The market for Western closed easier SPOT
January. 70 bid; February. 7O4a7g3 March. IVA
7l% May. 73A asked.
OATS-Siock In elevators, l85A bushels Ship
ments from elevators g. los bushels. The quotations
for cats SPOT were: White No. q as 70
weight. 531a5i; do. No 3. a 70 weight 52lza53
do. No I, to weight. 5ls52; do. mixed, No. 2.
Sassy, do. No. s. 53isa5l.
RYE-Stock IN elevators. ll557s bushels; ship
meuts from elevators. ST bushels No. . rye.
Western as 20 quality. s5as6; No rye. Western.
domestic. slas3; Ne. re inearbal, s0asl.
FLoCR-Nmtcr extra. s55a4.s5; de-. clear. 515a
SIS; do straight. 5.Ja5.i5, do, patent 5soa5 %
spring clear. 40al5. do. straight g. Z5a5 50. d..
patent. S5oa575 City Mills best patent $50; do.
! igh-grade patent go. do. straight. 60: choice
family, 6.l0, do. extra. 475ais0 re -four medium
20 choice. iSai9 Corumeal. pr 10 lbs. L50a
10.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York Jan. 2-CATTLE-Receipts 2Ss
head Nothing Of importance doing in live cattle
The feeling was steady. Dressed beef in light de-
mand at unchanged prices. Liverpool cables re-
ceiTed this morning quoted live cattle higher az
l2l5al4 dressed weight. Exports from this port
to-day, 462 beeyes, 10 sheep. and 5s4s quarters Of
bee.
CALVES Receipts. 473 head Eeals r7Iled steady
and we're in light supply. BARNARD calves were
nomnslly weak; Western calves in slack demand
and lower 10 sell. Common to good Teas S0oal0 Is
per 100 pounds, with very prime offered. Dressed
calves steady tn firm for veals; slow and weak for
dressed BARNARD and fed calves.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 1856 head. FEEL
ing steady. but trading Of importance A few
common sheep sold at go Per 100 pounds. Dressed
mutton slow at Pail per pound; dressed lambs l2i5a
l5 country dressed dollhouse lambs. sOOall 90 Der
carcass.
HoGS-Receipts. 3ssl head. Feeling weak Light
Pennsylvania hogs sold at $50 per 100 pounds
Country dressed hogs quiet at lOlEalZz per pound
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-23
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by W. =. Hibbs & Co.. mem
bers q the Chicago Board Of Trade. Hib5s Building
Chicago. Jan. WHEAT opened strong IN syn
patty with the higher cables and buying by shogts
and ruled finn al the early pat % the session
Receipts In the Northwest were somewhat lighter
and their markets were strong MINNEAPOLIS wired
good inquiries from -four BUYERS. Cash premiums
az Minneapolis were firm, and Omaha Il reporting
-sie u small lrt II hard wheat % 60 70 Mime
arolis equal 90 Is over MAY, Prices had L good
rally from the laH point - Tire break Local car
lots. Il. with u estimated for Monday
report was widely circulated that there was a
big stop loss order IN com RI f9i4. The local
crowd 60 ready for II On tho opening with & re-
suiting quick break of = T-r bushel Long corn
was sold freely on the opening advance by c1mmis-
sion houses. Cash prices were easier Local car
lots. l9s with $50 estimated f1- Monday.
Oats were strong early with corn. bat broke
sharply when that market essed- Local profession
ais bought ea-ly and sold on, on tie break Com
mission houses were sellers On scale orders Cash
prices shade easier. Local car lots g. with g
estimated FOR Monday
Provisions were weak and tagging mos. II the
day under general selling. influenced rs newspaper
ssitations against high prices. Shorts were the
leading buyers. The talk against high rrlcrs hs,
generated t.arish feeling notwithstanding mos, IF
I the legitimate features appear bullish-
I yfsrF
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-23
COMPARISON OF RADIATION.
Director Abbot Perfects an Instru-
ment Called the Pyrheliometer.

c. c. Abbot. director of the Smithson-
ian Astrophysical Observatory, has per-
fected an instrument for the comparison
of solar radiation. It is called the
pyrheliometer. These instruments, tested
by him both in Washington and at
Mount Wilson, in California, have been
found TO yield satisfactory results.
Accordingly. a limited grant from the
Hodgkins Fund, of the Smithsonian Insti-
tuition, was made for the construction OF
four of these silver disk pyTheliometers.
These have now been completed, and are
| about 10 be sent to investigators in widely
separated localities, for use in obtaining
/ constants
| The first of these instruments will be
| sent TO NJ. Wolfe, chairman Of the COM
mittee on solar radiation of the Solar
/ Union, and by him will be placed in the
( meteorological station established by the
| French government on the Pic du Midi,
| in the PyreneeS. in the south Of France.
| The second will go to NJ Chistoni, Of the
Physical Institution, in Naples, and will
! be sent TO the observatory on Mount
VeSuVius
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-23
WALL STREET NEWS
Steel Stocks Take Squirt in
Busy Market.
ADVANCE REACHES s POINTS
Break just Before Closing After
Enormous Blocks of Shares Are
Handled-Other Issues Are Rela-
lively Inactive-Bank Statement
Reveals Good Feeling.

New York, Jan. 22.-Nobody in the Wall
street commission houses appeared TO
have eyes or ears for anything else to-day
except the dolngs of the United States
Steel stock. The stock. which closed yes
terday afternoon at an advance of more
than 1--WE points from its lowest price,
touched on he day but one before, open
ed this morning at an advance of half a
point, and after a trifiing reaction, ad-
vanoed steadily to a quotation of $50 a
share, which represented a rise Of over
seven points in the price of the stock
since Wednesday.
This was accomplished upon an enor-
nous volume of trading. dealings in the
stock being nearly half the total transac-
tons in all stocks for the day. BY far
the larger majority OF purchases and
safes OF Steel were in blocks of over a
thousand shares each. and 5.000-share lots
were tossed back and forth as If they
were ordinary l0O-share sales.
There was a division OF opinion among
observers as to whether the advance in
tbs stock was chiefly caused by pur-
Grasses TO retire contracts for the fall, or
was due 20 buying for the rise; but one
circumstance that obviously initiated
against the probability that short cover
ing was the most potent reason for the
rise, was that aside from the United
States Steel common shares, the rest OF
the stock market was in no way buoyant.
Expect Steel Dividend.
The good news almost universally ex-
pected upon Steel common stock is, OF
course, that the directors OF the corpora
ton at their meeting on Tuesday will
either declare a quarterly dividend on the
stock at the rate of per cent or make
an extra distribution. or possibly do both
In the last five minutes OF the stock
exchange session the shares fell from
their highest price Of So to Sc 3-4. and one
unanswered question raised thereby wa:
the inquiry whether, # short covering had
been the cause of the advance IL thc
stock. what the reasons could have beer
that resulted in such sudden suspen-
sion Of buying for this account At least
IL was plain that temporary support &c
the stock was entirely withdrawn.
The final break in the Steel share:
caused a moderate amount Of selling ir
other stocks and left net gains and de
cllnes in the active stocks rather irregu-
larry scattered, but with declines pre-
dominating.
The news Of the day went practically
unregarded. but it included an Officia
declaration that a government prosecu
ton Of the great Western meat packing
companies was about to be instituted
under the antitrust law and a variet.
of data showing that current high prizes
Of food products is a subject easily occu
pying first place just now in public at
tentiOn
The bank statement was favorable.