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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-10
DEMOCRATIC
MAJORITY e

WASHINGTON, November 10 The
last returns from the States holding
congressional elections show the De
mocrats to have elected 226 represen-
tatives to the house. as against the
Republicans 1876. This gives the for
mer minority party a working major.
ity Of twenty-nine In The house.
Kern 10 Senate.
INDIANAPOLIS, November TO-
The election Of a Democratic legis-
lature in this State ends the senator
ial career Of Albert J. Beyeridge for
the nonce, as his term expires this
year. The new legislature will send
Kern, former Democratic vice-presi-
dental candidate, to the senate.
Colorado in Line
DENVER, November lO.-Shafroth,
Democrat, has been reelected COVER
nor of Colorado
New State Solid.
GUTHRIE, Oklahoma, November 10
Lee Cruce has been elected to the
house to represent this State and will
add to the Democratic vote.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-10
CHAMBERLArN.s COUGH RE-

NEEDY THE BEST OBTAINABLE.
This remedy has no superior as
cure for colds, Group and whooping
cough.
It has been a favorite with the
mothers of young children for almost
forty years.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy can
always be depended upon and is plea
SAINT to take.
1t not only cures colds, and grip,
but prevents their resulting in pneu-
monia.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy con-
tains no opium or other narcotic and
may be given as confidently to child
as to an adult. For sale by all dealers
Benson, Smith & Co., agents for Ha-
vail.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-10
Protest Entered.
A WEEKS REST.

The community has had strenuous
times and a rest is due. No place
within touch of the stock market is
better for a vacation than Haleiwa.
1t is an excellent hotel providing
guests with excellent meals and
rooms and unlimited means of en-
jcyment of golf or tennis. If you
have been campaigning with the boys
try Haleiwa.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-10
LOS. ANGELES HAD
GREAT GROWTH.

GHEAT GROW 7 n.
WASHINGTON, November 1O.-The
latest census figures prepared show
the population of Los Angeles on the
day of enumeration to have been 319,
1913 souls. This is an increase Of 211
per cent, the largest so far recorded
anywhere. The phenomenal growth is
partially explained by the frequent
annexations of adjacent towns made
by the southern California metropolis
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-10

thoughtul here as everywhere in the
great world, aud has made provision
for the parent bird needing az times
70 leave her egg or her chick In search
.of nourishment Every penguin Is a
trained nurse, and n an egg on a chick
's seen To- be unattended there Is an
immediate rush OF an the other dis.
engaged elder penguins to AFFORD the
necessary warmth aud shelter"
one OF the sailormen with Captain
Scott ON his earlier expedition secured
a couple of penguin chicks, and pro.
posed to rear them aboard ship. AZ.
ter a long and scientific deliberation it
was decided that probably the best
food TO admnisted was sealmeat. but
ns the young birddigestion had a
be considered, the physician of the
party prescribed "chewed seal meat"
The proprietor of the chicks was ac-
cordngy deputed to feed them, and
he did it at first without much demur.
But as the fledglings waxed strong and
healthy they contracted the not alto
gether unfamiliar infantile propensity
of squawking for nourishment at mid
night, and the disengaged members of
the expedition learned to admire the
fortitude which enabled the guardian
of the birds to "shin" out and chew
seal meat to comfort them in an at
mosphere which registered minus so
Fair.
TRANSPORT ARRANGEMENTS.
Captain Scott exhibited amongst
other interesting items of the trans
port equipment a new style of snow
and ice motor, which he has inventedf
for the expedition, and submitted 20
exhaustive tests in the ice and snow
fields of Northern Europe. The ma
' chine, the main features of which are
spiked chains running over petrol
, driven sprockets, resembles a great
mentil centipede. The expedition
however, are taking nothing for grant
ed, and are carrying with them, as has
already been reported, full compile
ments of dogs and ponies, which have
been specially selected.
THE SCHEME.
In describing rapidly to the audience
the route proposed to be taken by
the expedition, Captain Scott exhibited
some fine pictures of scenery on the
Great Beardmore glacier, and related
some interesting scientific facts about
it and also the dangers and difficulties
to be encountered in the progress
south. I'VE hope to get men and dogs
on to the great polar plateau he said
: land to arrive there in better condi
ton to proceed further than the heroic
Shackleton party" He pointed Out
THAT the maximum achievement of mar
so far had been to carry by sleigh six
weeks supply, and the problem OF
Ipolar exploration was to extend that
maximum There is something more
than ambition about our intention" he
tadded 1--WE hope to get 16 men on to
the plateau, and by a process of selec-
ton of the fttest to entrust the grand
eliminating effort to the four men best
able to bear the strain. You may
rest assured as we are convinced, that
whoever the final four may be, they
will have the utmost assistance and
good will of the remainder"
WHAT is TO BE GAINED.
The lecturer added that mere curio-
sity and ambition were not the only
forces behind the expedition. Many
interests were concerned in the world
of science. The investigation that
would be made would be in the high
est degree valuable to the study of me-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-10
BY AUTHORITY
RESOLUTION.
No. 374.


BE 1T RESOLVED by the Board of
Supervisors of the City and County
of Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, that
the sum of SEVENTEEN HUNDRED
AND NINETY-NINE AND THIRTY
FOUR HUNDREDTHS ($1799 .34)
DOLLARS, being the balance SUBJ
scribed for the construction of the Pa
cific Heights Road, and which is to be
paid into the County Treasury by the
Pacific Heights residents, is hereby
appropriated out of the General Fund
for account of Maintenance of Roads,
Honolulu District.
Introduced by
]. c. QUINN,
Supervisor.
Dated, Honolulu, October IS, 1910.
Approved this 9TH day of November
A. d. 1910.
JOSEPH ]. FERN,
Mayor.
11ts-Nov Z, s, ., 10, II, 70, IA, Is,
16, II, IS.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-24
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. May 9.-BUTTER-Receipts to-day.
100 packages The market Is firm. Creamery spe-
Gals Zo14 creamery extras q creamery hrsts. IN
state dairy. good 20 choice. 3 process specials d
Western creamery firsts IS
CHEESE-Reoeipta to-day. 3i3 boxes. The market
- urm and higher on the top grades II whole milk
cheese. State whole milk fall new spc-iais l5l7
State whole milk finest new colored. IA. State
Whole milk. finest white. liA. State whole milk,
common. y; ekims. specials i2A
EGGS-IieCeipts to-day % 81 cases The market
opened weak. trade very quiet state. Penn
syiTanlh. and nearby henneTy, white. fancy, 2
state and Pennsylvania brown hennery. fancy, a
mesh gathered extras. "a fresh-gathered extra
fryts 2lh
AuLLFEED-F1at: moderate dealings Spring
bran. Z53 standard middlings. $50; city bran.
E-tO. IN bulk: Western red dog $3.50. % arrive
winter wheat bran. in lOOpound sacks, 10 arrive,
80
OATs-Loser and unsettled. No. 2 white. 4sAa
81 No white, 45l4ai6: No. 4 white. 4i4ai5; nat
uTal and clipped white, on track. 45s5l.
FLOUR Quiet. weaker undertone Kansas
straighrs. Aa5lo. in sacks: soft straights A5a5 TO-
m barrels sprlns patents 54Oa575 barrels; spring
clears. Af0ai.60
RYE FLoUR-steady; slow inquiry. Choice brands
quoted az 4.2aLe0.
CORNMEAL-S Steady demand moderate. Kiln
dried. for export. 3.SOa3S6; oosrse meal. in bags
L3ial6.
BEEF-steady; inactive business Packet. l65Oa
l7.oC: family ls.5a2lM
PoRK-Fim. but quiet. Mess. 2iOOa2i 30; family.
G00a26 g.
HAY-Receipts. so tons: weak: inquiry fair for
choice Prime timothy, I'D; No. 4 l2j1al Is: No.
>. l05aL67; No. g. S0ag5
STRAW-Receipts. 90 tons steady. Ugh; trade.
Long ne quoted az da7e
LARD-Fim- Prime Western. d IS: city. 1875
refined continent. $50: South American. l450. re
fined Brazilian Kegs. $50: Cleostearine a. lard
stcarine firm. New York. Is.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-24
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Raltmore May Z.-wHEAT-stock in elevator
$50 SS bushels; shipments from elevators, 26l5
bushels. Gmded Tote II No. red afodt n0minally
al L06H pr bnshel no the close. One small bag l0t
sold hy sample, n 90c per busheL Contract to-day
opened easier July. l0g& sellers Fcrt.m markets
were depressed and lower and there seemed ~ be- a
tCelngs ~ h1arishaCss everywhere. Sales. two cars
No. red Western spots Lcii5. Setting prices: No
red Western, iGl4 No. I'd, LeiN.
COtN-Stock in elevators. S73.7sl bushels. ship
mgnts from ccyatCu u So bushels Sales n white
by sample az 3 a bGshel. Mixed corn with a few
white grains sold at Giz while straight mixed sold
az 6ii. aud sample '1ts z yellow delivered brought
7Cc 4 SUshel Track ycll0E com for dimcstC drIiy-
cry. al 6ea69's a bushe Tor car lots on spot.
OATS-StoCk in elevators. 3G0T bushels. ship
mcnts from elevators AN bushels White No. 3 As
% weight 4oai9i.. do. white No. g. as % weight
l7i4als's DO. No. l. as 20 weight s5ai5; do mixed
No. g. Eai7'a. DO. No. g. i6l46ia
RYE-Stock in elevators 50 % bushels: shipments
from eleyatorN 50 bushels No ne Western do
mcstic. 77a75. tag lots 20 quality and condition
T1a1a
FLOUR-WinJcr extra 375a3s5: do. clear. Asa
80. do. straight, isoaib; do. patent 510a5g0;
spring clear. f3jaic0. TO-. straight 5IOa5.35. do
patent, 5.S5aSe0; city mills best patent. 500; d.
high grade patent. go; DO. straight SO: choice
family. SIS; do. extra A20aLio; ne four medium
20 choice l15ai.J5. corumeal per 20 lbs. l5aL55
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-24
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs Co.
members Of the Chicago Board of Trade. HibhI
Building
Chicago. May Z3.-Wheat opened weak and Do
moralized. with selling on stop loss orders quite
general. Shorts were good buyers and there We're
some resting orders around LOO for July and %
for September. The market rallied on predictions
Of frost in the Northwest, but broke again when
shorts had covered. Weakness in Winnipeg was
pronounced May wheat was very cratic, selling
down 10 ib6i4 on LIQUIDATION and rallied 10 LOEB,
easing later The market was raided from time TO
time and showed feeble rallying power. Precipita-
ton was heavy IN Missouri. light in other parts Of
the Southwest and Northwest. Minneapolis quoted
fair demand for cash wheat
Local receipts s. cans. With SO estimated for to
morrow.
Corn opened steady 10 a fraction lower and held
firm during the carly part OF the session, the UNI
settled weather being an influence Prices gave way
later and though no severe decline took place the
tone was easy Cash prices were steady. Demand
is only moderate.
Local receipts us cars with go estimated for to
morrow.
Oats were lower In sympathy with other grains.
There was some scattered liquidation with buying
resting orders by commission houses. Cash prices
for sample lots were one-hah lower. Crop condi-
tons were favorable.
Local cars ~ with Cd estimated for tomorrow.
Provisions were helped by the action Of hog and
corn markets and closed steady AZ small gains. For
a good part Of the day offerings were scarce and a
moderate commission house demand put prices
higher Cash trade rather dull.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-24
MISSIONARY HAS
A SAD AUTO RIDE
How a Bicycle Cop Stopped
Sunday Speeding.

BY the side Of the automobile rode a
cOp-just a plain. everyday Washington
policeman. with "a blue uniform and nice
knee breeches. And in the machine We're
a number OF bishops and missionaries,
and other Sunday school folk, and a
dashing young man.
This. however. is rather the ending than
the beginning Of the story. The first act
OF the comedy had for It's setting the
Sunday school room in the Church Of the
Covenant, and the time was Sunday aft
ernoon. The boys in the Sunday school
class had listened with devOut interest
10 Rev. DR.. Zeimers. as he told how the
Christian religion was making sad havoc
Of the Mohammedan faith. and then q
was announced that the missionary had
an engagement at a Congregational
church. some distance away. The hour
was late and IL was necessary 70 cut
across lots. so 10 speak. 70 get 70 the
church IN time.
Chester Lockwood. who lives in Sheri-
dan circle. and has an automobile of his
own, offered 10 run the missionary across
town Joseph Alden Bailey. who is Seua-
lDE bd44fg : son. IL Ll-t u r14AeAL Va ZIG
class and very promptly gave his con-
sent 20 Lockwood's absence Into the
machine climbed the missionary and q
real live bishop and a couple OF Sunday
school convention delegates, and Chester
especially Chester.
Up one street and down another.
around corners and parks, went the ma
chine gaily. Then Chester thought Ee
would give his passengers touch OF
high life and opened his throttle. The
machine was speeding merrily when
At this juncture appeared the bicycle
cop. He was on 10 his job. good and
proper. he pinched the whole outht.
youthful automobile owner. bishop. mis-
sionary, and Sunday school delegates,
for exceeding the speed law The mis-
sionary was late in making his speech
and the boy was, al a laye hour. still
explaining TO his father how il happened.
Worst Of all, the boy had 20 go down
into his own pocket for the amount OF
his fine, but he paid ii like a little man
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-24
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.


BCTTER-Creamery fancy. 2-1l3I. do. Trints So.
do. seconds . process. fancy 5sa27i4: do fair %
good 2aZ: daiU. choice 2ia25, do good, 1a8,
store packed. IssSn
CHEESE-Ncw York State factory. fancy n-,,,
rsl7i4 do. small. l7al7i: do. large l6isaIT.
EGGS-Ncar BE-. choice. retunable cas-. 29ls
West Virginia and southern Virginia. returuabie
cases. %; Tennessee. rcturUable cases. q. North
Carolina, retuuab.e cases. 90
LIVE POULTRY-ChcSens. spring. large. 2sa2s.
DO. medium. &aZ: DO. spring s5a35: mems
small per h. 70. large. lss T0osters. PEP h.. 10.
geese. per b.. loal2. do. fancy. l2ali: turkeys
toms. PER b. Is; do. hens d turkeys thin. IOaIz
kes.s Ter d.. Is.
YEGETABLES-Potatoes. per bN. I0OaLD.
swee, potatoes uer Dbl. l5oa2C. vans. pr Hhl .
2QOa275; cuclmbsrs. Florida pr basket. lCcal IS.
strins beans pcr basket 2ooa3 IS North Carolina
lettuce 75alZ. radishes per 100 100; spiuich. per
Dbl 75al5O; Florida peppers. per basket. L5lal75
eggplant. per crate l75aZ .. Florida tomatoes Der
crate. L50a2I5 asparagus. LJoa3n per dozen
punches. rhubarb. la25 per dozen bunchcs. new
cabbage. l51al7j per crate. spring onions T5al.l5
per hundred bets. 3a5 pr bunch. strawberries Per
quart sal5; green peas. - basket, saL7j
DRESSED POULTRY-Chickens. pCr ID. La5.
chickens and hens. mixed l9l-0. c1DOus lib aver.
age, per h. 25S25; do. small. 21azi, slips per ID
Il. ducks. lsa1: geese per b.. llal6.
DRESSED MEATS-Hams, country. sugar-eured
lEa2l
SUNDRIES- Beeswa1. q: taIIow. SASH: ginseng
per 10. 5Ooa5j0 seneca. per To-. 40; golden seal
iCa45; pink l2ali; mandrake. 2a3; snake root. S.;
walnut kernels dry I51lC: black walnuts per 100 IS
DRIED FRUITS-Apples. sliced fancy. ia5. cher.
nes. llai5; blackbcuries Z. WhOrtlcberrics IN.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. unwashed. tree OF
burs, per d.. %; wool. b1uy. PER b. 25a3S hides
green. per ID. 10. do. dry. PER D.. lsal6; sheep
skins. green. each 75al00: do. dry each 25a60 calf
skins. -rcen. each, LJCll-7S-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York May Z3-CATTLE-Receipts Az
head Trade was slow all the morning and the
whole market l0aI5 lower with sales al a decline
d T. Ordinary % choice steers sold az 650as 20
pr hundred pounds; choice fat oxen az 6.75; bulls
A51a65; cows, 5Ooa6 10. dressed beef slow a.
ual2 per pound Tor city dressed native sides
CALNES-keccipts. 6T4 head. There was an
active trade in live calves and prices ruled firm %
&c higher with a prompt clearance ~ the pens.
Ordinary t0 choice yc1s sold az 60Oa91j per I0)
pounds. cIlls and thrJvcufs 5Ua- 90. mixed calves
a. 80; dressed calves dm az I2li Tor city dressed
seals. and 9sl2l1 Tor country dressed
SHEEP AND LAAlBS-Recripts. Q 5c- head Sheep
and lambs were both lower. s-riug lambs steady
Common o. good sheep sold i00a5 - 0er 100 pounds
lambs 675lS5); spring lambs. a0all.0o. Dressed
mutt0u easier az uslZ5 per pound. dressed lambs
slow 40 lial-, dressed spring lambs az Ta2J C5gr-
ny dressed h1th1lse lambs G1la-.00 each
HOGS Receipts 6S9 head Prices lower. with
sales Of state and Pennsylvania hoS e75alO per 100
pounds. Virginia hogs 40 go
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-24
DISTRICT ENGINEER TO QUIT.
w. J. Douglas VIII BE Associated
with New York Firm.

While maturely considering a probable
future resignation. the Districts engl-
neer OF bridges. w. J. Douglas. has OBJ
tanned a half years leave Of absence. He
does this 10 join with w. B. Parsons. Of
New York. In the construction OF one
OF the New York subways--
The announcement was received re-
gretfuny by the engineering department
Of the District The present assumption
IS that Mr. Douglas will be succeeded
by T. c. J. Bailey. engineer in charge
Of street extensions. who was formerly
assistant engineer Of bridges.
Mr.. Douglas had charge. among various
undertakings. Of the Connecticut avenue
and AnacoStia bridges.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-24

Baltimore May 8.-Quotatons BY Baltimore Fruit
and Produce Association are as follows:
BUTTER-Crcamery. fancy. b.. 2a29h imitation.
Der III 2laZ3: rolls. per h. 2la2: store-packed
per b., aa2l; prints. lzlb. 3oa3l; do. l b. 30a3l
blocks. lbs 3la32i dairy prints Maryland. Penn,
syyania. and Virginia. 012l. Iowa and Northwest
ern ladle. 22aE.
EGGS-Maryand. Pennsylvania. and nearby hrsts
per doz. q; DO. Eastern Shore. Maryland and
Virginia. per doz.. D. Western frsts. per doz q
do, West Virginia. per doz. q do. North Caro-
lima, per doz., 1912
LIVE POULTRY-Old hens heavyweight Der ID
ls; do small TO medium. ls; old ROSTERS. IL spring
chickens ~ lbs. and over 35a35 do. 10. and under
30; geese. Western and Souhcrn, l3a4; do. Maryland
and Virginia. l5al6; pigeons. young per pair 3
do, old. q: ducks. large. per H.. l3 do. small
y; muscoVy and mongre l2al5; white PekinS Is
spring duck. lbs and over. per b.. %; guinea
fowl. old. each IS; do. young. IL lbs and over 20
do. small Z5a3O
POTATOES-Whit near by, PER bus, aa45: do
Eastern Shore. s5aiO; Western Maryland and Penn
sylvania. prime 35a40; do. seconds. 25a50; do
New York f5a50: do, Western. prime. 45a5O; new
Florida. per Dbl. No. J. 325a350; do. No. 3 225a
20; Charleston. No. /. 3.0a23 sweets. yellow
rer Dbl. Eastern Shore. l.5a20o; Richmond l75a
zoo; Delaware. L7a23; do FER bus, sOa65; vans
Maryland ard Virginia per Dbl, L50al75; North
Carolina. bright. L50al.75.
GREEN FRUITS AND VBGETABLES-Apple
New York. assorted, per baTel. 3.O,a5.O0; as
paragus Maryland and Virginia. doz.. 2Ola3O0 do
wild. L00al.25; beets Charleston. per bunch. Sa4
cabbages. North Carolina. Per crate L25aL5O; Nor
folk. Dbl Local 3: cucumbers, Florida per basket
75a225; eggplants Florida. PER crate 25Oa35O
grape fruit Florida. per box. 2OOa40O kale native
FER bushel box l5a20; lettuce. Norfolk or North
Carolina per basket 2a50: onions, Teas yellow
per crate. L6jal75; spring. 100 punches. s0aJO;
oranges Florida per box. as 10 size. 2O0a3 %,
ndishes. native. per 100 long fCa75: peas. York
River per barrel 250a26O; do. per i5-barro basket
LWal.l5: do. Rappahannock. per large barrel, 275a
ESQ; do. small barrel 2OOa25O do. per A-borrel
basket. Ll0a.5; squash. Florida. Der crate. l. "a
80; spinach. native. bushel box. 3aZj: Norfolk.
barrel L0Cal25; string beans. Florida, green, Per
basket. LJ0a2O0, wax beans, 20a30O: strawberries
North and South Carolina, per quart, 5aS; Norfolk
quart, Gas; RapTahannock. pe- quart. 5alt: Eastern
Shore. Maryland per quart Gas: tomatoes Florida
per carrier fancy 20Oa25O; choice. LO0aL50.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-24
FAST WIRE" MEN CALLED.
Indictments "a New Departure from
Old Anti-gumblinE Methods.

Department Of Justice indictments an
nounced yesterday in connection with the
campaign against group Of fast wire
stock exchange operators involved the
names Of William Fox and z. NJ Brown
ing. at present Of Baltimore, and c. a.
Tluis and Samuel w. Adler. Of New
York
The indictments charge a violation Of
the District Of Columbia law which pro-
hibits gambling. This method OF attack
is a change from the legal tactics Of pre-
ferring a conspiracy charge. such as was
used in connection with previous indict-
ments in recent attack on certain forms
Of stock gambling.
II IS said that the four men last in
dicted were among those Of the group op-
Grating under the name of the Standard
Stock and Grain Company. of Jersey
City.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-24
WILL REPLACE ROGERS.
Thomas j. Cowie TO be Appointed
PaymHster General of Navy.

Thomas J. Cowie. L. s y. pay officer
and general storekeeper on duty at the
United States Naval Academy at Annap-
oils, VIII be appointed pavmaster gen
eral OF the navy within a few weeks, sue
ceeding Paymaster General Eustace 3.
Rogers. l. S n, who will tender his
resignation because Of administrative diff
ferences with Secretary Of the Navy
Meyer.
Mr. Rogers viii be placed on the re-
tired list upon his own application after
thirty years Of service. The appointment
Of Mr.. Cowie was announced ar the Navy
Department yesterday. following a con-
ference between President Taft and Sec
rotary Meyer.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-24
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Nay 1.-Livp hogs were slow and easy.
The receipts estimated az 1900. left over from
SATURDAY 10 estimated receipts tomorrow I3 900.
Bu.k q prices 9JaaT). light 940sTl: mixed and
butchers 95a2.O. heavy 955aa7O: rough heavy.
9-1s95'. workers. 5aa70. pigs aloaa6e.
Cattle were steady % a shade lower. estimated
receipts zoo Beey1s 56As O.: COWS and heifers.
ZGlTl5. TC1aS steers. 560a6f' stockcrs and feed
eTs 4Ga650, Westerns 525a7i0
Sheep were weak t1 a shade lower. estimated
receipts GOO Natives 4'1a65O; Westerns 40oa
60. yearirss. 6Za7.55. lambs. 5-Jas 80. Westerns
eL5lS66
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-24
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY w. b. Hibbs & Co. mem.
hers of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building
Sew York. MAY Z1-The market WAS dull quiet
and barely steady throughout the late Afternoon
with prices lowering around the low q the day
about 10 % Is under Saturdays closing There
idea that some o. the bull houses tiled %
sell a sccd deal Of cotton for August September
and October deliveries during the early trading and
that the narrouness II the outside and local de-
maud with Liverpools reaction and the heavy
southern selling spoiled their market. At any rate.
there was Just enough support forthcoming on this
break 10 just about keep the market from break
iug further
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-24
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York May 3.-Money on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened az per cent; highest 81
lowest 3. closing 81 per cent Most Of the days
loans were made az per cent.
Time money opened the week slightly fune-. owing
20 some increase 10 demand. Late December was a
iavcrte maturity with borrowers AZ per cent being
bad, with offerings az ~ Pc cent. Rates 81 uer
cent for sAiy days 5Aai for ninety dnys 4 for four
ard five months. 4aiA for six months, F.a4A for
over the year.
Mercantile paper was in good demand out Of
town. and some II the local institutions bought mod
erately. The market furnished some attractive op-
portunitics fCr investment Rates 4l.a5 Ter cent
for sixty 20 ninety days Endorsed bills receivable.
ilsa5a for choice four 20 six months single name,
"a for others less wen known.