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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-28

Dals Ts,v0 cars due 10 leave Second ST. 60
DSts hsAa1 Ing north on Commercial Ava.
every minutes from d, III. TO II p, m.
t4p,rg north.on Walnut Stevery IL rninusA
rom ttta. m 10 1858 p. IN.
DnnIon 81 linz Hoihvook ave. car dus
fUpidI 81. hiDC 10 leave Second 81 40
Ing north on Holtrook; rs 6;57; 8:27; 6:<3: 6s7
7:i2 q M and on the same minutes ovcry hopi
anti 1912 and il:l2 p. m.
Going west on Twenty. Eighth -. ~ n:ssl
S:t9; 1884, S.4s and 7:04 a. m, and on same sitst
utes every hour until lo:S4 ard ll:04 p. m.
Poplar st. cars due TO pass -. MArys pAfs
IS minutes after leaving Second ~
Belt Line Owl Cars nos,a J. % w ,..s :
~. 1880 r. ru.; $50 q. m; $50 a. IN; tso a. NJ
otU q. N
North ON Com m or cini-l2 p, IA. l H. IN.
m y q. m. 1 q. m. 8 .. M
Belt and Owl cars arc Quo 10 peas Waf
thirty fourth ST. 10 minutes amer tunvan
sen nd So
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-28

Government of the Jackpot, by the
jackpot and for the jackpot will con
tinue in Illinois II the voters neglect
their duty on primary election day,
says the State Register of Springfield,
The contemporary oyerlooks the fact
that the Jack Pot" OF which
Lorimer was the beneficiary came in
spite of the peoples vote at the pri-
mary election The people are in no
way to blame for Lorimer. They did
not vote for him. They had instruct
ed their representatives to vote for
Hopkins. The Register makes the
mistake that many others make, when
it places the blame for corruption In
government upon the people instead
Of upon their servants, The most
that the people can do is to elect
men to office whom they have every
reason to regard as honest and cap
able men; and when such men are
once, elected they are practically be
yond the control Of the people and
many OF them do just as they -
please. sriFFiNlMX
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-28

The above is correct statement
OF the circulation OF The Cairo Bulle-
tin for the year 1899 and for the
month of June, 1910.
CLYDE SULLIVAN.
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9Th day of July. 1910
LEO j. KLEB,
Notary Public.
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Chief Foe of Lovc-Friendship.

BY A Member Academy.
~RIENDSIP has many enemiesrst of all love- which natu
rally has sympathy with friendship Often LOVE KILLS
FRIENDSHIP wounds it severely to leave it very
much exhausted.
YOUNG MAN WHO FALLS IN LOVE DESERTS HIS FRIEND
OR SEEKS HIS COMPANY SPEAK HIS BELOVED,
WHICH is ANOTHER WORST FORM OF DE-
sERToN.
Very often sentimental life begins friendship carried by
love- friendship when love has been cruel which hap
often decetf which happens oener still Friendship is
many the haven of those who have been IN
LOVE- and in this it sad for sickness excepted nothing is
sad than a remedy.
Friendship knows its enemy the love- not of the enamored
young man. but of the loving young She DETESS THE
FRIENDS.
i The FRIEND is AN ENEMY IN AFFECTION IN DONNA
TON IN INFLUENCE without taking into consideration that he
has the confidence of her beloved and do not like their
to have confidential friend the WIVES STILL LESS LIKE
THEIR HUSBANDS TO CONFIDE THEIR SECRETS which are
their own sorrows which the wives shortcomings to
any The time later when the wife VIII
say, $50 you have not enough in me-
II 1T is AS EVIDENT CAN BE THAT WIFE cAa-
NOT HER HUSBAND 70 HAVE FRIEND
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-28
SULLIVAN AND LoRIMER.

The Legislative Voters League IN
lis charges against Roger Sullivan
and In Its invitation to him for a
heart.to-heart talk, has stuck to the
simple, single, important issue Of
whether or not he has been opposing
more and better nominations for the
lower house Of the legislature. To
Mi. Sullivan the issue has been, ap
parently. the truth Of various state
msnts that the officers Of the league
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-28

Mr., John Russman of Wakefield.
Mimi, ana Miss Mollie Quinn were
married at st, aattck's church on
October 9th, by Rev. Chas. Sweeney,
pastor. After the wedding. a recep-
ton was held at tive home of the
brides father, James Quinn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-28


n STUDY EACH OTHERS VIEWS
J MANY PEOPLE SPEND SELECTING THEIR
CLOTHES THAN SELECTING THEIR MATES THEY
ALWAYS EXAMINE THE AND TEXTURE OF A GARMENT BE-
FORE THEY BUY IT. SELDOM CONSIDER THE QUAIL
TIES AND LIMITATIONS PERSONS THEY ARE ABOUT TO
Marriage is lottery" they say at doesn't really make any
difference whether anayze life partner not BESIDES two
neonle are sensible and DON'T INFRINGE ON EACH OTHERS
RIGHTS they re bound to get along
The keynote married existence, they ciaim ILI
SONAL LIBERTY Temperamen and characters can differ so
LONG as Deope don't interfere with each others and incnaons
This may be all right in theory but in practice it doesn't work
very unpleasant when husband and wife have no interests IN
they don't like the people and fail to enjoy the
same things.
domestic felicity should be ECONOMICALLY
INDEPENDENT and MARRY ONLY AS A MATE a congenial
companion not sell their souls for few dollars.
should pair of broad shoulders and dark soulful eyes be
the only attractions PERSONALITY is FAR MORE IMPOR-
TANT THAN LOOKS.
the other hand should beware of dmpe curl and
fourteen inch line unless they accompanied by other quail
fcations. t *,asys
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CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average number OF complete and
perfect copies Of The Cairo
Bulletin printed daily and Sun
day during the year 1909 -. ,2215
Average number OF complete and
perfect copies of The Cairo
Bulletin printed daily and Sun
day during the month of June.
1a10 .2f49
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-28
Cairo Bulletin, publishes by e. A
5urnstt)

VIM. E. McEwen was elected Cap,
tain of the Rough and Ready Fire
Co 3, on the night of October 9Th,
to succeed Sebastian Barth. deceased.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-28

On Oct. 17th, son was born unto
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Farnhaker.
Ed l.. We'll bought out Phil r..
Saup's ice cream and confectionery
business near corner of 9Th street
and Washington avenue, on o tober
18th.
The Cairo Argus published list
of l27 buildings, erected. or in course
Of erection in 1887, representing an
outlay OF about $4,000 ),
The Phoenix Club" literary and
dramatic society was organized
about the middle of October. Edward
NJ. Kelley was elected president; Miss
Julia O'Shea, treasurer; Miss Win.
ME Marnell, musical dfectress; and
Miss Rose Madden, assistant
Mr. George Carnes and Miss Geor
gia White, daughter of a prominent
merchant OF Ashley, Illinois, were
| varied in that town on October 18th.
| They arrived In Cairo next day and
settled down" in a neat home on
| Tenth street.
On Oct. goth, Fry & Rossman
John B. Shea signed leases with NJ.
n. Saddler for store rooms on the
first floor of twostory brick build.
ing soon to be erected on the east
side OF Commercial avenue above
Seventh street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-28

I.aker-Did you see anything In
Philadelphia that surprised you? La
Sale (iust returning from a yisit)--
Yes. removing pictures.-Chicago
Daily News.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY

caIroalexander County, Illinois.
Population 1912.
Mayor GEORGE PARSONS.
Clerk, r. A. HATCHER.
Treasurer, FRANK B. ARM.
STRONG.
City Attorney. HUNTER BIRD.
Conn troller, ERNEST NORDMAN.
Magistrate, ANDREW WtIITCAMr
Chief OF Police, j. G. COWEIL4
Alexander County, Population 27,4e1.
County Judge. W. S, DEWEY.
County Clerk, JESSE e. MILLER
Circuit Clerk. ALFRED BROWN.
Sheriff, FRED D. NELL1S.
States Attorney, ALEX M. WILSON
County Superintendent of Schools
PROF. s. r. GCTT,
Assessor and Treasurer, w. d. LIP.
PITT.
Coroner, DR.. JAS. M'MANUS
Board Of County Commissioners.
], ]. JENNELLE, Chairman.
c. v. NETT.
DR. EDWIN CAUSE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-28
Pittsbura Glass.

Plttsburg Arst made glass In 1895
and is still most important glass;
making center.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-28
LEGAL DECISIONS

Right to Withdraw Request For
pivorce.--A husband filed complaint
in divorce against his wife, who there.
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!. ia ~.

what do you do to keep your hands
looking so niceY II don't do any
Trims. buffalo Express.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-28
Tho Crown Of England.

From the financial standpoint thu
crown Of England is worth about hall
Z million dollars.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-28

On Oct 17th. son was born unto
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Farnbaker.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-28
Opportunities
For Success as
Great as Ever
BY JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER. Jr.

.**A**s**HE YOUNG AS MANY
! OPPORTUNITIES FORGE TO THE
r. LADS WHO SELLING NEWsPA
pERs MANY AGO AND NOW HEAD GIGANTIC
w. ENTERPRISES CONSTITUTE AND
sINEW OF INDUSTRIAL AND FINANCIAL
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-28

More Time Taken to Select
Clothes Than Life Mates
BY ELIZABETH S. POPE Woman of New York

BY S. or Me-" YORK
EOPLE forget that entering into lifelong contract is
H. very serious matter and they DON'T STOP 10 ANA
~ Lyle EACH OTHERS CHARACTERISTICS AND
STUDY EACH OTHERS VIEWS.
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CAIRO IN 1887

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The Washington herald., 1910-10-14
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. oct. !3-CORN-Stock in elevators, % =
is bushels. shipments from elevators, 9Z9l bush
els Contract opened steady, spot mixed corn at
opening sold for j,3 while year corn al The open
lng vas 5Z9sajLa. and January early was 57As52is
Sales. 800 bushels January. 5-s; J car yellow
domestic, track 5is; 1900 bushels January. 527s /;
y 90 bushels January. S.. Settling price Tor con-
tract 56.
FLOUR Winter extra. 240a2o. do. clear. Ss5a
AIS, do straight 43l44i5 d.. patent, s0a4 . I;
sITlng clear EeE, Ll54L.o; Do. straight, new. IA
$50 do. patent. new. 5JMa15; city Mills best
patent as DO, hig grade patent. SIS. do. high
grade straight 800. do choice family. 40; do,
extra, a#aa60; sJe dcUr medium % choice, Ala
40; corameai, l9J lts.. l}Cal5
OATS-stoek 10 elevators rs so bushels; ship
ments from elevators. % &c bushels The quotations
Tor new oats OF spot were. SO. 2 white. 571sa3s
STANDARD white, 1'saGi.i No 3 white 5CA.sJ5 No !
white, ,6sSss
RlE-stook in elevators. g. I52 bushels. shipments
from elevators, 30 bushels No, ! rye. Western
domestic. 5saS Ne. re. domestic 76s77: beg lots
as 10 quality and condition. G413. No re, West
em domestic. ,a5i. 80. ryc. nearby THAR, 10
yr. nearby 7l--I.
WHEAT-StocE IN elevator ll2iIB bushels;
shipments frem elevators 1899 bushels Bag lots
a. 10 quality and condition. brought 49, 3D. g. and
- per hIsaei Contract opened tmeT; October. 95a
bid, sa"t No. red wheat early s5,l bid
while spot No. I'D Western opsnsd a. 9'4 bid
November SO the Opening was s.is nominal. while
be'eIuper eariy Was esl nominal. SALES, car No.
rod. track Canton 96i4 c.rs 81, red fl.t frrs)
90. I car No. rel Western. SPOT a5s Settling
prizes: Contract spot, si4 Nc. 2 I'D Western sos
No. nd. $50 steamer No I'd. 90. steamer
No. I'D Western sJiz.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-14
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. oct. i3-Quoations BY Baltimore Fruit
and Produce Association are follows:
BUTTER-CreamcB. saney per h.. Saa's do.
choice. 2za29 do. good. @l1aA; do. imitation
TAT; do. prints. 2laS2 do, blocks, Sax iAdie
2la23 Maryland ard Pennsylvania rolls. fsr h., 2
Ohio rolls uis West Virginia rolls. Zl9; store
packed. 2lis Maryland. Virginia. and PennsylTania
dairy prints, PER 10, IA. process butter, per To-
2ss2h.
EGGs-Msryland. PENNSYLVANIA. and nearby hrsts
FER doz.. q Western frsts. q; Southern hrSts. %
West Virginia frsts z guinea egss. Ter doz. lSali
GREEN FRUITS AND yEGETABLES-Apples
hand picked loose, FER Dbl, L40al15; do. wind
falls small. per bbi l0aL25: do. Eastern Shore
Md, per box. 2a10; do, Eastern shore tMdA.
pr Izbh. bas 40ai0; 10. Western MaHsend and
Pennsylvania packed per bbl.. 2O0a250: do. New
York assorted 26Oa350 bects native. buncn. ilAa
2; cabbage native per 100 2o0a3,ooi Do, New YORK.
State. per ton IG6a905 csrtalOupes native. green,
per bas. 2oaa0 do. ripe. S0alo: celery. New York
Per crate. Ll5a200; corn, sugar. native. per dozs
l0al5: cuclmtrr5. New York State per bushel
has. 7jaL2j; damsons, Western Maryland and West
Virginia. Sib. has. 3 eggplants. native. Per has,
loal5 grapes. Conconis. per Alb. has. l2al25; do
Niagaras. per alb. bas l3ali; do. Catawbas. per
i-lb has, 2al3: do DeaNares. per Alb. bas.. Ia
IS lettuce. native, Per bus. box, 25as5; do, New
York FER ls-bbl has Local 3 lima beans per bus,
LOO. onions New YORK and Western. per bus.
60a65; do. Maryland and Pennsylvania. yellow. Per
bus. 55ae5, peaches Eastern Shore Md PER box
ioaeS; do. per hshss. Cato do fancy, pr has.
4Cae0 do. Western Maryland per Stas.. Gal00;
do fancy per asbas.. L0OaL25; do. per car, l2js
l.T5i Mount White Heath per bas., Falls; pears,
Eastern Shore, ileffsr ~ has. Balls; do Kishsr.
per bbl. JCaL2J. do Eastern Shore. Secksls. ger
has. Sass. do New YORK. assorted bbL. 3o0a5 % .
squash, native. per has, l5a2Q beans gTeen, native.
PER bus box SJa40; do wax, S0a40. tomatoes.
Eastern Shore Md. Per bus, l2iss9o. do. native
PER '-bas i5a30; DO. p$f bus. 40a6o; watermelons
Virginia, per 90 % size. S.Gal0o0. do. North
Carolina. per 100 5.O0al500; do Anne Arundel. per
100 500ai5O.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickeus. young. choice. Per To-.
IS; do. rough and poor liai5 cd hens H.. heavy
To- do. small % medium, liai5; old ROSTERS ID ,
l0ll ducks, old. h.. l2a3 do. youug. White
fekins. fat. Per d.. Hal5; do. young musoJTy and
gTel. b.. l4al5, do, puddle Old H.. Eali
I%seons. old. per pair, %. do young 3a5 guinea
fowl. young, Ia lbs. and over each. 5o do. young
mail. each. 25as9 do. old. each. Is phessants
choice. each, i5oa2oo; do, No 2 each, 75alOo
The Washington herald., 1910-10-14
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.


BUTTER Creamery. fancy. Per ID. Sg4a3IH
Western frsts. 2a2y. seconds. za2. process. fancy.
CHEEsE-Nsw YORK State faetory. new. large.
l6al-.
EGGS Nearby, fresh yirginis pr doa.. 2saS;
West Virginia aud Southwest Virginia. Za2s. Ten
uesser. 3aZ7.
GREEN FRUITS-Appi-s. per Dbl. l00a4B q.
oouges, California, per boz. Sba65i lemons. pef
box. 3JG4600 grape fruit per crate 3004I00; pine
apples PER Tste. 2ioa5.00. csEtal0uTss PER crate.
lJla309. peaches. Ter basket 5QaL25 WateImel1ns.
each. l1a5i grapes Delaware. Isr bcszet l6:
Niagara pr basket. lial5; Concord Ter basket. 4
4B; Bartlett pears. per barrel 250a5 % dams51s.
gtr basket sjaie; chestuuts. Pc d.. l3aA
DRESSED POULTRI-Hens choice Der b Il:
ROSTERS. PR H. y. Springer PET d.. l7als; ducks
per H. lial6i geese Ter b., sal0.
LIVE POULThI-Chickeus sITiug per H., Iial7 ;
hens per H. Is. ROSTERS, Per b, 20. turkeys per
H. i5tlsi ducEs pr To-. I2li, geese, pr h. sal0
NEGErABLEs-Potatoez. new, No Z per bu.
T5s50: Per Dbl. L75a20; No. 2 Dbl. L25al.50;
sweets. pr bbi- Lz51l50. vans per bbL Local 8 .
curUmbeTs. per basket. 75aI.5o: onions per box
65as0; cabbage. per bbl. 5oal0o eggplant pr d5z.
3a5. squash. Ter crate. 2a3': string beans PER
Dol. lG8l50. Inns beans. pr quart l2iza30. let
tucs. per basket LhaL55i tomatoes. home grown
per box. 5a.5, cecry. Isr crate. 275s40Q; radlstes
Ter hundred. lGaL5l. peppers. per basket. lao
turuiUs per dozen buuches 25aEi hests. 100 lunches
l2A25: green corn. Ter dozen ears. l0aE.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-14
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Oct. E.-N7uey on call g. the stock
exchange to-day opened an 5z Ter cent, highest Sa
lowest 3. closing. J4 Mos ri the DAYS loans were
made az 80 per cent. Todays 50 per cent rate was
the highest seen since Nav a.
Time money was in slightly better demand. and
the tone was frnsr, Many Of the offerings during
the first part Of the uees have been Withdrawn be-
cause Of the higher rate nov ruling on call money.
Rates. iafA per cent for sixty days. 4tsal& for
ninety days four. five. and six months.
Mercantile PAPER continued 20 he freely offered by
brokers. but the demand has not been stimulated hv
the good assortment shown and brokers report dun
business Rates, S<a5A Ter cent for sixty and
ninety DAYS Endorsed bills receivable gaa6 per cent
FOR choice four 20 six months single names 6a6Is
per cent Tor others
The Washington herald., 1910-10-14
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, OCT. l5.-BUTTER-Receipts to-day,
9t3 packages. Market opened firm with light Offer
inss q fanC ta3- grades; prices advanced &c on
specials. extras and hrsts Dairy butter lc higher
Demand fairly god at the prices asked. Creamery
specials poT TO-, j creamery extras Z1s creamery
frsts EaEa: State dairy tubs finest 2sa2.: do.
good 90 prime. 2J-aZ- process specials 81 process
extras l6'a factory June make, frsts, 2a1t; fac
tory. current make, fIsis . packing stoc> June
make 10. J. 2]5Z3lz
CHEESE Receipts. 6575 boxes. Market feature
less, Demand .o-day 0uly fair, but fancy grades Il
whole milk stock ruled finn. Skins quiet. State
whole milk specials l5i.al7: do. average fancy
small, colored. l5A DO. average fancy. small
white. I5i. do average fancy large clored ISL +.
do, average fancy, large. white. l5. state, skins
specials. l2',; do, average. fancy. uisalZ
EGGS-ReCeiTts. TI.5l0 cases. Fine eggs opened
firm. heuney browns advancing 20 3 and Western
extra frsts To 2a@ Demand yeTy good for strictly
fresh stock Collections in all PARTS q tie country
filling ". StCng, cEgs steadeT. State. P-msyl
vEna. snd nearby hCnney, white fancy 40a42. GO
brown, fancy. Sass; Western gathered whites Z7as3
fresh gathered selected 5a32, fresh gathered extra
hIsts sa23; fresh gathered frss 26a2fi fresh-gath
cred seconds BIAS fTeshgathered dirtes. No. T.
candled. 9'aa2lh refrigerator special marks. fancy
Zjsa26 refrigerator frs,s 2ia25.
MlLH-Per Dquart can. lel
MILLFEED-TUfgll Spring bran 2.d0. stand
ard middliugs. 2i.25; Western red dog. z 90 70 ar
rive; winter bran, in l0opound sacks, to arrive
$50; city bran. in bull gL00
OArS-Weaker; quiet. No. white. 80 No 3
white, &c No T. 81 white, GA track SsAaHh.
FLOUR-Weaker, larger trade Kansas stFaights
i.9ajl0 in sacas: soft stmishts 4Eai.65 in bar
rels; spring patents, 55alS. in barrels, sirilg
clears 450aA60.
RYE FL0UR-Easirr; business moderate. Choice
brands quoted al 305a43j.
CORNNEAL-Steady. inquiry Inactive KHn-Iried
for export. 30; coarse meal III bags llaaLg
HAf-Receipts. 1850 tons; strong, fair inquiry
for choice. Quo,sticns are for new prime tin0thy
10; No. !, lis; No. q 10 No. 3. s5aIo0
sTRAW-Receipts. 20 tons; steady. Long I'VE
quoted at g.
BEEF-steady; moderate business. Packet l6 Goa
100; family l9Da2Gol
PoRK-steady; trade quiet. Mes. 2IOa2l.-6.
family. 2lOa2600
LARD-lnactHe Prime Western 1870; city. I2l0;
refined continent l3IO: south American. 14eo re-
fined Brazilian. in kegs 1903, 0eostesrine llal2A
lard stearine dull New Yorb a.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-14
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. b. Hibbs & Co..
members II the New YORK Stock E1chause. Hlrbs
Building
New York Oct i3.-New high records for the
season were made In the cotton market to-day.
An advance Il I9a2i points With March and al the
laer deliveries selling above IS psr psrd. occurred
owing 70 the strong showing q the cables and CON-
tiEued buliish reports from the goods market
March before noon touched 1900 May IS Is, and
July l5n.
cold weather was reported IN the Northwest. bit
the low temperature seemed % De working eastward
without much threat q their reaching the South
that there uo frost scare O. add % the urgency
% the demand.
Shorts however. were ieavy bHyers on the cable
news and tbere was a good demand through trade
sT1Tccs which vas attributed "a the mills.
Offerings were mostly in the way N scattering
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The Washington herald., 1910-10-14
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by W b. Hibbs & Co.
members Of The Chicago Board OF Trade, Hibbs
Building
Chicago. Oct minneapolis reported cash wheat
demand not quite 50 bTlsk. No. I Northern li2a3c
over December Flour demand only fair. Kansas
City reported uo snap 20 cash wheat with prices &c
lower Omaha reported cash wheat &c lower The
marie, ruled weak and heavy al DAY on liquidation
hy tired holders and 81 absence II cash demand
Local receipts, S cars, with lE estimate for to-
morrow
Weather throughout corn belt simply perfect.
Country offerings to-day were quite large. while
cash demand remains quiet. Local receipts. los
cars with 80 estimated f0r tomorrow
Oats ruled weak all DAY, in sympathy with wheat
and corn. Country offerings are increasing while
cash demand is only fair. Weather favorable fJr
movomeu; 90 market. Iaeal receipts, % cars, with
-s, estimated f0f tomorrow.
Provisions averaged higher beaUse of the hush
hog showing 81 the past tR5 days hgt most Of the
carly gains were Lest CA selling Influenced hy the
weakness Iu grains that last hour. Lard showed the
most strength buying. Jed hy houses with foreign
trade. presumably against sales for future shipment.
Cash trade fair. The outgo Of product continues
much smaller than a year ago.
VI A
The Washington herald., 1910-10-14
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE Extra. FER cat.. 6.5os-2 3; do, hatcher
5.5Ca515. common, 45h5--5
HOGS-Per cst- eroes. g.ooas 80. do. ordinsr,.
500
sHEEP-PTime. 50oa3 %; do. common. 2aa2T5
LAAlBs-Fauu. spring. 6ltaiWi iaI. choice 40
medium 500
CALyEs-Prime. psr TO-. sHal0; medium, Per ID.
Sac.
COWS-Pume. fresh. each. 55.0ai1oo, do. con-
mon. 2juol-0 %: do. cid and dr.. I0ooa.501.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-14
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Oct. Il-Itye hogs slow az yesterdays
closing Trice-. ReceiUf5 were estimated az 1900
head: left over $3.50 estimated receipts tomorrow
1900. Eulk ~ prices -5as.e0. light s.6oasz5i
mixed and butchers s3a235 heavy. EGa9 90. rough
heavy, s3asf0. workers.. ao5a9l5, pigs. 625sS9G
Cattle steady % strong. estimated receipts 7oU
head. Reeves. A15s.-5. COWS ard heifcrs 2Z5l6 So
Texas steers. i.25a56j, s-ockers and feeders SIS,
Western. 4l52615
Sheep steady estimated receipts 5000 head. Ma
uvfs. 25ai-. Western. 275a425: yea-Ings, 4.9a
The Washington herald., 1910-10-14
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAMMAR, new, Uer husheI. sass; corn.
shelled. Per bushel. 5sa-s; new, ear rer'tars foa
as; oats, Western. white. No. 2 Der usbel 45a4s
oats. mixed Per bg-LsI FaI5, bran, Per ton 4.N;
middiings. per tor. caD
HAY AND STRAW Has, Western, Ne. J. Iesa
ZOO. No. 2 ls5alao5. mixed Ii.0hl-50. straw.
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$50. wheat ton. so. oats. per ton. 6.5la7,05.