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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-04

SALEM HUMANE SOCIETY-Dr.
w. II. Byrd, president; Mrs. IA.
w. Meyers, vice-president; Nd.
Gillingham, secretary. Executive
committee: Rev. Barr G.. Lee,
Miss Kittie Moore, Mrs. Il. Hotter.
Cases of cruelty to animals should
be reported to the Society for in
YestigatiOn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-04
LIVERY STABLE.
LODGE DIRECTORY.

OF WORLD-Meet ey-
cry Friday night at 1880 O'Clock
in Holman Hall. Geo. H. Dacon. O.
c.; L, H. Fletcher, Cerk. 1-1O-OS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-04
PAINTERS, PAPER HANGERS.

PAINTER AND PAPER HANGER
Estimates made and flrst-class
work done. I. D. Driver, SIT
North Capitol street, Salem, Or.
Phone 926. 6-26-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-04
Mr.. WILSON CHASES THE
PROHIBITION RAINBOW

Cog h S Aqns1 s aS c6nss afmS 5I lsDm SDsn6d Local
force t-MakeS Bitter Attack on Wholesale Liquor Dealers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-04
WANTED.

AT ONCE-Five men to
work on farm and hop ranches, 2
men and wives to work on farms,
men and teams, l chambermaid.
All good wages. A. G. Smith Co.,
544 State street. Phon 1907.
3-23-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-04

FOR SALE-A secondhand square
piano in good condition, dining
table and two cast iron heating
stoves at 883 S. High st.
4-1-3t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-04

EXCHANGE-40 acres IN prune dis
trict south of town; take residence
property value $1,000 to $500,
Also improved farm land in North
Dakota for small farm near sa-
lem. Ellis & Wood, 476 Court
street. 4-2-St
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-04

Try a Journal Want Ad.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-04
.. Classified Ads =.
BUSINESS CARDS.

PAINTING Paper hanflnf and aiga
writing SEQ me % you are thluk-
inr of doing WORK of the above De-
acripiion r. O. box ana. Allan
Hutchcon. salem g-fo-ime
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-04
81 Is. MASON BOX COMPANY

247 Miller street, South Salem.
manufacturers OF ell kinds et
boxes. crates and fruit dryer ae-
cessories. Phone sos. q
The Washington herald., 1910-06-30
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. June 2.-WHEAT-stock in elevators.
l2 - bushels; shipments from elevators H. SIS bush
els. Bag .ots. by sample to quality and condi
ton, brought ST. slK s.. g. 90, 81, e. ard % per
bushei. sales. l car No. red spot Loo5a; 1000
bushels September. g. 500 bushels september. ~.
Settling prices: No. red, 100.
CORN-Stock in elevators. 3S 62i bushels snip
ments from elevators 81 bushels. Graded lots Of
No white corn ahoat n0minally at 69a69s PER
bushel and yellow a6oat at 65isa66 per busheL
Track yellow CON- for domestic deliEeTy 81 esz per
bashel for lots on srot- Cob corn at SIS per
barrel for carloads prime nearby yellow. Sales, car
yellow domestic track, 6Sls. Settling prices: For
contract. elIz.
oATs-Stock in elevators % 81 bushels; ship
ments from elevators. 500 bushels. White. No. 2
as to weight IS: do. No. , as 10 weight. 4flsa
45ia; do. No. 4. as to weight. GAS; do. mixed.
No 2. iiisc nominal; do, No. 3 s5a45is.
RYE-Stock IN elevators. lsols bushels. No 2
rye Western domestic. s2asS: No. ; re Western
domestic 7ia7s; bag lots. 20 quality and condi-
ton, 70a7i.
FLOUR-Wlnter extra. isa2s5: do. clear, 4o6a
As; do. straight 4AsL6 DO. patent, 50oa5io;
spring clear. 4loai-Ss; do. straight 5o6a5.30. do
patent 5.soa5.5S; City Mills best patent 6.D: do
high-grade patent. SIS do. straight s45: choice
family, 40. e1tEa. 3soa4l0; rye -four. medium to
choice, 4.2aa4.50; eornmesl, per 100 lbs. i5oaL5.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-30
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
fprins. nnoted are uholsalsl


BUTTER-Creamsry. fancy, 2sA; TO-. prsnts.
30; do. seconds o; process fancy, 2; do, fair to
good. 2a27 dairy. cnoice. 2ia25; do. good 1szsi
store packed. lss2O
CBEEsE-New York State factory. fancy hrsts.
7alih do. small, I7al7As; do. large. le1sH.
EGGs-Near-by. choice. Teturnabe cases, IA;
West Virginia and Southern Virginia, returnabls
cases. q; Tennessee, returnahle eases. q; North
Carolina returnable cases. 2.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. spring. large ia
q; do. medium, Z3aA; do, hens. small.
per h., 49, large, lsh; roosters. Per h.. IL
ducks old. IS; do. spring, lbs. and over. IS;
geese, per 10, loalZ; do. fancy. l2al4; turkeys.
toms per b., IS do, hers, %; turkeys thin, lOaizi
keats, per h.. Is
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Norfolk, per barrel,
Local 3; cucumbers Norfolk per basket I00al. 8
do North Carolina 9Oal.0o; string beans, per bas-
ket Ea50 North Carolina lettuce 5osLOo; radishes
per LOG. 40 10 So spinach. per barrel. 75aLoo egg
plant per crate l0oal.75; tomatoes. per crate 75a
LEO; asparagus. 75aL50 per dozen punches;
rhubarb. isa25 pr dozen punches; new cabbage.
e0s75 per crate; spring onions. sOaso per hundred
bests. 5a5 per bunch; green peas, per basket.
75aso.
DRESSED POULTRY Chickens. per H.. za3;
chickens and hens. mixed. lsaz9; slips. per h.,
II ducks, lsa20; geese. per H., llals
DRESSED MEATS-Hams country, sugar-cured
lsa1n
DRIED FRUITs-Apples. sliced, fancy. 4aS; cher
ries, l2als; blackbeTTies. Z whortleberries. lzA.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool, uswashed, free o.
ourrs. per ID. So WOOL bury. Per h. 2Sa2S; hides.
green. PER H. 10; do. dry. per b.. lsal6; sheep
Bkins green each 75al 90; do, dry, EACH Z5a60; S3
kins, green, each, L50al.75
The Washington herald., 1910-06-30
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs %,
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade. hibbs
Building.
Chicago June es.-wheas opened steady TO a frac-
ton higher and proved the high point q the ses-
sion. Proht-taking on liberal scale was noticeable
and considerable short selling by local professionals
ensusd. Northwestern markets turned weak and LED
In the decline. The weather map showed no rains.
bat partly cloudy conditions were noted IN Mime
sofa North Dakota and Manitoba, and reports Of
Tains IN North Dakota and Montana helped break
prices. Local cars, T. with estimated for to-mor-
row.
Corn prices were surprising. as they averaged
higher than last nights closing notwithstanding the
break in wheat support came chiefly from local
professional operators. Of whom there goodly
number arranged on the long side Of the MARKET
Offerings are light the county is not selling, and
there is no real pressure at the moment. Cash
trade moderate. Prices sboat steady. though q
shade easier early Local cars. III. with ia esti-
mated for to-morrow.
Oats were firm early with commission houses
buying eased with wheat, but rallied toward the
close, and was q shade higher than last night
Elevator interests bought September and sold De
cernber Cash prices were steady 20 nc lower. iso-
cal cars So with 50 estimated for tomorrow.
Provisions recovered part Of yesterdays decine.
chiefly on demand from local shorts. Offerings were
scarce early but around outside prices smaller pack
ers we're sellers Of ribs and lard and there was also
selling OF lard By houses with foreign trade. The
closing was steady. Cash trade quiet.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-30
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Thomosa p. Simpson, 81. and LelA R. Simpson.
81. both Of Bluemont. Va. Rev. Donald C. Mac
Leod.
Joan Gibson Bridshsm. s. and May C. RUPERT.
& Rev. N. ]. Kennedy.
Claude B. Phelps. g. Of Birmingham. Ala and
Stella S. Householder & Rev. James h. Taylor.
Rumsey s. BlschmoFe. s. and Ada P. Clsmmer.
"a both Of stanton, Va Rev. Donald { Mac
Lead.
Walter n Preszrzves. .. and Rosa A. Tiffany. 2.
Of North FORK Va. Re-. Henry W. Tiffany.
Lawrence ". Harvey. 2. sad Maude E NeTOila.
a. Rev. George A. Miller.
Gay Ruff s. Of Salem, Mass, snd Mary z. Ne
DowelI 60 Rev. William l. McKenne7.
Walter W stockton. 2 and Mamie n. Patt0n.
a Rev. F. B. Howden.
Andrew NJ. T. Shields S. and calantha 7. Stick
EFT. g. q Brentwood. Nd. Rev. J. B. Pittoa-
Adolph ]. Widner. g. and Maud ~ Pailiszn, D
Frank voSel. q. ard Annis L. Butler. q Rsl.
F. W. Almenburger
Louis c. Thorln, Is. and Eva G. Beny. g. OF
Falls Church. Va Rev. J. d. Mar
Willis Faust IT,, Is. Of Los Angeles Cal, and
Leila H. Nelson %. Rev. W. L. De Vnes.
Charles H. Helm. a. Of Delapians, Va. and
Katherine Shipe. p Of Markham, Va. Rev. ]. ii.
Little.
Albert ~ Joseph, 5. and Cora E, Forty. 3. both
Of York, Pa Rev. ]. NJ. Little.
James c. Lacey. s. and Evelyn T. Holman, ls.
Rev. William L. De Vries.
Edward d. StruTen. s. Of CstousVille. Nd, and
Estells NJ spuTTier, IS. Of Baltimore, Nd. Judsa
Charles s. Bundy.
Willard L. salisbury. q. and Amelia oehrinE, q.
both Of Baltimore. Nd. Rev. John E. Briggs.
Christian Schmidt. 49, and Martha Keck. ~ Rev.
Il. Schroeder.
Leonard g. ROut 3. and Katherine Spencer. 81,
both Of Baltimore Md. Rev. Donald c. Macleod
Augustine Z. Psdgett, g. and Mary r. Cooksey.
%. Rev. James NJ. O'Bren.
LleWellyn Green a. and Mary Z. Ernest. a.
Rcv- Edward L. Bssuchamp.
Ricaard +. Tecple, q. and Anna NJ. Shea. Il
John r BowelS g. and Frances I. johnson, 8
Of Fort WAYNE Inc. Rev. John r. shannon.
Robert Lsnham, @ nd Mae G. Richardson, .,
Rev. Stephen 7. Norris
John J. Lydon, S. and athsT1ne j. McCaIum,
s.. Rev. Donald c. Macleod.
John L. Aipsworth. Is. and MA.T A. TheeksE, s.
Rev. Zed H. Corp.
Charles T. Thorpe. =. and Ethel Gertrude Cost,
2. Rev. James D. Buhrer.
Franklin E. Warren. q. and Regina V. S'css. 2,
August J. stieha, a, and Rosa HoTdek, 9. y
Of Baltimore, Nd. Judge Charles s. Bundy
Lenwood McCord Is. and Vivian V. Burch, p,
both Of Orange County. Va Rev. J. ]. Muir.
COLoRED.
Ottaway n. Butler, .. and oberta Lyles. 2.
Fred r. Hawkins. IS. and Elizabeth A. Tbomp-
son, q OF Philadelphia. Pa Rev. ". wsstrsy
Robert H. Ashton. 2. and Amelia Jackson. "a.
Rev. Edgar E Kicks.
James Saunders. a, and Clara smith. %. Rev.
R. A. Armistead.
Henson Brigss. 3. and Alberta Graham. q. Rev.
Tobias Martin.
Malachi E. Branch. g. and Gertrude Preston. %.
ReT. ". ". Clare
Eugene johnson. Is. and Clara c. Dunnerton. q.
Rev. 6, T. Long.
James E. Smith. p. and Helen E. Desper. 70.
Rev. Isaac n. Ross
The Washington herald., 1910-06-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York, June observation-disclosures ia
head. Steers slow and a shade lower; bulls lSaoec
OF COWS steady 20 trihe easier; the yEros were
finally cleared Common to choice steers sold AZ
54oas 10 per 100 lbs. stsgs at $50; bulls at 35sS3
COWS at 22a5.90; tai-ends low as 400. Dressed
beef slow at eal2 per h. FOR native carcsses.
ALNES-Receipts 32s head Feals were firm
10 2c higher for good and choice. handy lots; steady
for others; buttermiks a tihe hrmeT on limited
offerings but not Quosabls higher; the pens were
cleared. Common to choice Eeals sold at 6504e.0e
per 100 lbs clIis and throw-ous at 6oa6oo; butter
milks at As2ika500; ear Ok Western calves At s.5a
rs. Dressed calves slow. but firm at illsall for
city dressed Veals Sale for city dressed buttenuiks
and sells for cty dressed calves.
SHEEP AND LAAiBS-Rece4ptS LIS had
Sheep were quiet. but steady: lambs of light sup
ply, &c higher; the market closed steady. Common
to prime sheep sold at 3o1a475 per 100 lbs calls
at go; ordinary 90 prime lambs at 7.0ossS0 year
lings at 500; dressed mutton steady at salOa per
ID. dressed lambs hu1 al usii. with q few hog
dressed lambs selling at liitai5.
HOGs-Recepts 3.Ssl head. Prizes lower, With
good heavy and medium weights selling at aTOss-s0
Der 100 lbs
The Washington herald., 1910-06-30
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, June 2r-MILLFEED-WeAker; tEsde
moderate. Spring bran, u.s. standard middlinss,
2.7s; city bran, 400 In bulk; Western red dog.
$50 to arrive; winter wheat bran, IN l9epound
sacks TO arrive, Zso.
OATS-Steady; more inquiry. No. white. %;
No white, Il: No. white. IS; natural and
clipped white, on track. Bsss
FLoUR-Strong: hindering trade. Kansas straights.
AsOA5S0 in sacks soft strsghtA l.5oss.6o. ia bar
rels; spring patents 5soa6so. IN barrels spring
clears. 448a8.To New Kansas stTsights. 70 arrize,
S7OaaO0
RYE FIOUR-Strorg; Hight inquiry. Choice
brands quoted at Alfalfa
CORNAIEAL-steady; dealings moderate. Kiln
dried for export, $780, coarse meal, In bags Isl
al3
BEEF-Steady; moderate demand Packet. H.0a
1900; family, ls.50a2no0.
PORK-steady; small trade. Mess. Dooz5.5o;
family 8.5oaz.oe.
HAY-Receipts 80 tons; strong; fair business.
Prime timothy, L2o; No. ], LBsln15; No. 2. l075s
al 10; No g. 8aJ.00
The Washington herald., 1910-06-30
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. June 2.-IIFe hogs we're shade loxer.
The receipts were estimated at 1900 head; Official
yesterday, 1873: shipments. LOS: left over 7.7ss
estimated receipts tomorrow. $500 Bulk Of pEices,
Q l0a925: light 9l5ss.40; mixed and butchers. 90a
SIS; heavy sgOas .: rough heavy s7osss0; yorkcTs
sZ5ss.s5; PIGS. s.loa96G.
Cattle were steady 20 Joe higher; estimated re-
ceipts, 1900 head BeeEes. S2ss.45; COWS and
heifers 2T0a675; Texas steers. 5Zss5.s5; stockers
and feeders 25a5.55; Western, 55a7.3S
Sheep steady; estimated receipts, 1900 bead.
Natives a75a4 so: Western 3.OoaLs5 yearlings B0oa
as; lambs. Az5asz5: Western lambs A0Oz7.s5.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-30
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. June 2-Quotations b. Baltimore Fruit
and Produce Association are as follows:
BUTT ER--CrezmeTy. fancy. H. SsskEs. d..
choice. h. Zl4a2s: d.. good. h. 25a7; do. iuits-
ton. per 10. 2laz3; do. prints per h. 2aso: do
blocks. per h.. 2sa3o; ladle, per h, 90a2; Mary
land and Pennsylvania rolls. per H.. 2; Ohio rolls.
per ID. IN; West Virginia. rolls. per b.. IN:
ssorepaeked. Ohio per 10. 2A; store-packed.
West Virginia. pr ID, IN: MARYLAND Virginia,
and Pennsylvania dary prints Der ID. 'zli process
butter. per H. 2ia8.
EGGs-Maryland Pennsylvania, and nearby hrsts
per doz-. M Western frsts, per doz-. NJ West
Virginia hrsts. per doz, IA southern arsts, Pc
doz.. 1874 guinea eggs. per doz i0aiL
LIVE PoULTRY-Chckens, old hens heaxy, ID.
IS: do. old hens small 10 medium. H.. IS do.
old ROSTERS per 10. II: do. spring IL lbs and
over. per h., 25sS; small and medium, Zz3:
ducks large. per H.. l3sl4; do, small u: do.
muscoVy and mongrel. per ID. l2al3: do. spring )
lbs. and over. per ID. Is. pigeons. young per pair
3; do, old. per pair 3: guinea fowl old each, 3:
Young. II lbs. each. 3.
PoTAToEs-NeW. Rappahsnnock. Per bhh. 70.
!; / io1l- Sc: do. Norfolk. No. l, L0aL6oi ~.
North Carolina. 25aL5o; do. York River. I.4oaL5o
Eastern Shore, Maryland per Dbl. li0al50
GREEN FRUITS AND yEGETABLEs-AppIes
esEly harvest. par bbl fancT. L5oai.55; do snail
75aLe0; do. per abb has. 50a50, do. New York
assorted. per Dbl. 25oa4.50. Asparagus, MARYLAND
and Virginia. per doz.. culled T5al.50: beets ma
tive, per bunch, 1ss2; blsckberriss Southern. per
quart isT; do. Eastern Shore Maryland 5ss
RappshaHnOck. per bucket. So do, Pstu1ent per
bucket. 55a4O; cabbage Norfolk. per Dbl. 55as5 do
psr crate, 4as5; cantalcpes Florida per crate Loo
ais; do, Georgia. LsOa225; corn North Carolina,
per crate. L01al-25; cucmbers, Norfolk per bas.
TO- do. per bbl.. 2'5aS00 eggplants Florida,
per crate, L0oa20o; huckleherTies. North Carolina
per Of, sal2i do, Maryland and Virginia. per
bucket. 40s5O; kale. native, per bus. box l5a40;
lettuce Norfolk or North Carolina per has. 50a75
onions. Rappahannock. per Dbl, dry. 25os275: do.
per 1s-bbl. bas.. l.loaL25; do spring pcr 100
punches. aa50; radishes. native per 100 punches
long. foas0; raspberries. Eastern Shore red pint
+a4is do. black. quart, 7as; peas Anne Arundel
per bus. 35a60; peaches. Maryland and Virginia per
crate, 7eas0; do. Rappahannock per box 7sal.o0:
do. Per has. l0a50 pineappes. Florida, per crate
200a250; do. Porto Rican. per crate l.75a20o
squash, Charleston per crate. 75aL00; spinach ma
tive per bus. box. 3als; string beans Norfolk per
has. green. 0as5; do. wax, per bss., Sa75; do
native. green. per ous. 6oa75; do, wax per bus,
e0a75; tomatoes. Potomac per carrier 25aI 50; do
Rappahannock. per 6baS carrier. 14al6o do, Mis-
sissippi per crate. sal.l5; WateTmelons, Florida.
each. l5aZ.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-30

New York. June 2s.-The downward
asisnt momentum TO bring the market
into a state of acute decentralization. Elk
IRENE declines occurred, running from
2 to above 6 points in the standard
spares. and making a record OF a general
bleak in the market in the last five days
gleater than any similarly shown In the
course Of the present year.
AT the close a rally took place which.
m some cases, ran TO the extent OF a
point. But present quotations OF the
monument railway and industrial stocks
are. Of course. not only far below
those made az The beginning OF the year,
bat are also decidedly lower than those
r.corded a year ago at this date, even
"a those stocks upon which dividend in
cfeasss have been made in the mean
time.
Not Due 80 Grain Prices.
There was no pretense that the fall IN
values to-day was in any way connected
with developments in the grain market.
or was at all other than the result of
large and, it may be. enforced lquida-
tian. So far as the market condition was
affected by the agricultural situation, Il
vas helped rather than hurt.
Wheat prices broke heavily to-day
because OF a well-nigh universal realiza-
stan that the recent rise had more than
d,scounted whatever damage has been
dene to the agricultural prospects as a
whole by the drought and hot weather
IN a limited portion OF the Northwest.
The corn options advanced a little, as
aid those OF cotton, the theory being In
tae case of cotton that a little too much
rain was sailing In the South for the best
crop results.
But Il was evident that no one in Wall
street was paying any attention what
ever to-day 70 either the grain or cotton
exchanges.
The failure OF the market to rally yes.
terday after its large decline was unfs-
vorably commented upon, and the market
was in a feverish and in no way en-
cpuraging state when the news came
ffom Washington that the Interstate
commerce Commission had handed dowr
a decision reducing what are known as
inter-mountain rates upon some OF the
transcontinental lines: that is to say
from Omaha TO certain points beyond the
Rocky Mountains, but this side Of the
Pacific Coast.
The presumption was that this would
mean a heavy decrease In the revenues
o. these railway companies. and provoked
ftsrther outbreak OF selling OF the UnioT
Pacific and Southern Pacific stocks. par,
ticularly, which carried down the gen
eral list Of stocks as we'll and for g
time threatened a semi-paniC
The Washington herald., 1910-06-30

The dry dock Dewey. which sank IN
subig Bay. at olongapo, several weeks
ago. has been raised completely. ac-
cordiag to a dispatch received at the
Navy Department from Capt. Albert
Mertz, Z. S. n. Capt Mertz requested
the department to allow him a sufficient
sum to make repairs on the Dewey i'm
mediately. because OF the fact that the
typhoon season Is approaching.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-30
NEW YORh MONEY.

New York, June 2s-Afoney on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at Zs per cent highest. 5:
lowest ~; closing 21s per cent Most Of the days
loans were made at "a per cent.
The tine money market was dull with rates m
changed. fair demand for oTer-the-year accommo-
dations was seen. Rates: Sixty days. 3z3K FER
cent; ninety days. 5As5z per cent four months. SO
per cent; five months, isfh per cent six months
sAa4la psr cent; seven months 4lza4& per cent
Mercantile paper showed no fresh development
worthy Of note. demand still being limited and sup
ply being fairly ample for requirements Rates:
Sixty and nonety days bills receivable. 4za5 Per
cent; choice four to six months single names
per cent; others. 5a5ls per cent.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-30
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.
sales-RsRar cali. z O'Clock moons
Capital &ction S.. $500 at 1l5.

NdIILaI N1IaCIIon ., HLVlN % 10
Columbia Railroad IS s. 600 al 100.
Potomac Electric cons IS. 5000 az lo0h 81 O0o
at 1904 ST. 900 at 1904 1000 az 1904 $500 at l001z
slooo al loois Soo0 at lOos. loo at lol 81 900 at
l01 &l0m at Iol, s. 600 al l0l.
Washington Gas Is at IN g at tn 3 at 7Z5s.
3 at IA. . at T27s. 3 at ISA 8 at a.
Msrgenthaler 10 at III At 2l7.
Lanstou, 70 at s5hs Cbuyer co..
Lsnston rights. 30 at AZ. 80 at a.. at AZ. 100
at A.. 100 at a. 100 at a.. 70 at -. l0o st ~.
American Security & Trust. 10 at 30. 10 az 30
Union Savings Bank y at 20 10 st 24o 10 at 30.
After call:
American National Bank. at lS5.
Capital Traction IS. S00o at lis, 800 at Us.
500 at Us. 100 at rs.
Lanston rights IS AZ ~
Following are the od and asked prices on yester.
days Washington stock Exchange;
GAS BONDS
The Washington herald., 1910-06-30
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET

CATTLS-EXtra. per cwt., S50a7.0Q; do, butcher.
s59a5.5o; do. common, 200a3a
hOGs-PsE ewt. gross. 500; do. ordinary, 500.
SHEEP-PTime. l5oa5 %: do common so0ai0a
LAMBS-Faney spring. 3: fan. choice. per H..
saSA; do, medium, z
cALYES-Prime. per h., sAgss: do, medium J:
DO. grass sa5
coWS-Prime. fresh each. S0osssoo; do. eOu.
men. S.eoasoeo; do. oly end dry. l0.aalses.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-30
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAiN-wheat. per bushe Ssas; corn. shsr.
ed per bushe ees72i cob, 375af00 per barrel, oats
Western white Ne. 2, Per bushel. 45a5o: mixed.
per oushel, iSaS; bran. per ton. $50; middilngs.
per ton, ZOO
Hay AND sTRAW-Hsy. Western, No. /. n.m:
No 2 1870; mixed. ZOO loose at local scales lsoe:
straw, rye. bundle. lso; straw rye machine thrash
lSeo; straw. wheat. per ton. $50; straw. cat, per
ton. 800.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-30

New York. Juns @.-WHEAT-Wsaker; slow
trade No Northern spring 20 arrive, (. o. b,
IZsE; No. 2 red. I. O. b., losh No. 2 hard. New
YORK, 1es& T. o. b Nc. ! macaToni, {. n b., s7A;
Nc. Manitoba, I. 0. b.. loS1z, Quotations are on
All-rail basis Canal basis are ~ cents less.
cORN-Firmer and dull. Steamer mixed nomi-
nal. export basis: No. elevator. nominal export
basis; export No. 2 (, o. b.. to arrive 6Sls No.
mixed. nominal. domestic, and 6sz, 70 STRIVE. c.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-30
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished By W r. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building:
New York June Z.-The market was vel sustained
during the later sfteTnoon despite the renewed de-
moGalization In the stock market. Prices ruled 10
20 Is points over yesterdays closing.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-30
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished By ". B. Hobs o..
members u the New YoEk etock Exchange. Hibhs
Building.
Cali money: Open. ~; high, "a low 2z; close. "a
SALE OF SHARES RY HoURS
The Washington herald., 1910-06-30
WALL STREET NEWS
Market Thrown Into State
of Generalization.
Drain PRICES BREAK HEAVILY

stocks Lower Than Any Time This
Year and Below Those Recorded
Twelve Months Ago-MarlEet Fever
tsh When News OF Freight-rate De-
cisiOn Arrives from Washington.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-30
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

Cfuofstions furnished By ". y. HIhbs & Co., mem
hers Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-30
The Safest investments
RENTs COLLECTED,
z27 18th street Northwest.

Full charge taken and close personal
attention given rents. Investments, IN
comes Sc for clients Goroao, nom
residents. and others.
c. e. RICHARDSON. Hibbs guiding.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-30
Largest Morning Circulation.

'E1 dividend.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-02-10
For County Attorney

The Avalanche is authorized to
say that j. L. Vickers is a candi-
date for the Office Of county at
torney, and you will find his name
in the announcement columns Of
the Avalanche. Mr.. Vickers has
been in Lubbock about three
months, and it was not his own
desires that prompted him TO en-
ter the race for this Office, but
the prevalence Of his many
friends, whom he has made since
his residence in this city. In
connection with this announce
ment we wish TO state that Mr.
Vickers is a member of the law
firm Of Vickers q Jones, of this
place, and he is a graduate Of the
Law Department of the Uniycr-
sity of Texas, and is no doubt
well qualified for the Office