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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-19
MISS ROGERS 10
Be IN TIE PLAY
Charming Visitor from Miss
issfppi to Appear in Talk
Of the Town =

s.The Talk Of the Town" Is going
to be a great treat when It is pre-
sented at the Grand Friday evening.
one OF the delightful features will
be the appearance OF Miss Rogers, q
charming girl from Aberdeen, Miss,
who Is a guest at the home Of Mr..
and MRS. j. W. williams. Miss
Rogers has a most attractive number
with a male chorus, and will prove
one of the big hits of the evening.
Miss Byrd has an attractive number
"starland." Tiny electric stars
twinkle throughout the number
making most effective stage pic
ture
one OF the big comedy hits is the
Immensely popular Fleming Holden,
who win sing Heaven Will Protect
the Working Girl The hobbs
skirt which Mr.. Holden will wear is
said to have been imported from
Paris CKentucky). and will no doubt
be the envy of all the women In the
audience.
There are dozen little surprises
Of a local nature that are being kept
a deep mystery at present, but from
lose who have had peep, we are
told they are wonders. Seats will be
on sale Thursday morning
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-19

In The Girl From U. S. A." the
theater-geer is treated to a story Of
intrigue and crime. OF love and re-
venEe that grips witch a tenacity that
Is zolesque In its Intensity. But the
mo1!b!d element is by no means all
lowed to dominate; It IS dispelIed by
racy comedy and healthy action and
the announcement brings happiness to
the wronsed and puntshment to the
wrong-doer This musical comedy
drama will be presented by an excel
lent company Of singers and actors
saturday at the Grand opera house.
one of the strong features OF the
performance is the shapeiy and pref
thy costurned chorus. every member
OF which is trained singer and
dancer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-19

rHat matter IT. lc stayed Nere n'i.re
ssnones rcre ce1ferrl AuIa -.
nd ri1l1e1 linn A
nnit ue 81 ne
an ~ f41e neg
III ~ IND l5ll Il
r. atiiis III the eLlles h ma.
s1i1f i5I666 anto ms d4iti llls
rs net Iif ~ - ta1Il' tla'ls
56f otEers a "a size stliiae g
stoics these Flits. le oEl II ,le Z 4
Nm Is 4 81 n q iIllaI ~ lrges she
z ished 10 forgive. As she saw him HIM
sliippine further away from 1sr - ssne
sSfi1I1df1e an her arts 70 EelElntsle tsse
6S6f4ie ~ hieh lad Burned 80 te7lsl .
RI n, lie filil6ii sl.s snFEe1
fsvery rfejndice e vas his love slle
! WI5anfeSi. All else was setoudaFy AZ
5Iast she knew herself, She could nave N.ls
9rIsd 81 die sudden "a lon tll..t5 g! g
ia nat Kissed her since their plFt ING
-i5 f.IIieae6. ma when she saw he ll.ll
Is TSfII 6 DO IS the lilelnory Of 1ls last
Sfnbrgee arose 10 tortiFe heF. She was = s.
aIInost RIad when q launch pFtnG g Z
her fatber came from the shore ana
tie old man Joined them.
Cpo be continued
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-19
RADCLIFFE DIES
At His Home at Gypsy and
His Body is Buried at
Catawba.

w a. Radclifre. aged 50 years. died
at his home at Gypsy yesterday after
noon, after an illness of several days
He Is survived by his wife and three
children. The deceased man was q
son OF the late Richard and Susan
Radcliffe. He leaves three sisters and
three brothers.
The body was taken to FEairmoni
abs afternoon and from here to Ca
'tawba on the 1880 train. where inter
ment was made upon the arrival.
NLAB9's LATEST TROUBLE.
Mary had a hoNbble skirt,
So tight she couldn't roam;
And everywhere that Mary went
she had to stay at home.
-1Sansas City Journal.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-19

We Differ ION ills 9ts
ia inst such an titios, alld
Just Tie kind Of I'd Inv lleti
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-19
Why Pay
More?

1t pays to buy your watches.
diamonds, jewelry, musical in
.struments, ETC., here, as we
save you IS to so per cent on
every purchase. Call and see
our line of merchandise, al
ways willing to show goods
whether you buy or not.
Courteous treatment received
here.
We will sell for this week
only, ROSEWOOD NAN
DoLIN, q ribs, pearl inlafd,
$40 value for
$4.25
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ROBBERY oHaRGED.

TIAEdDIIG, Oct. 19.-Porter Finley,
OF Barbour county. and r. Q. FELTON,
are in Jail at Elkins awaiting trials
on a charge OF holding up and rob
bling the ND.stern Maryland railway
agent at Harding of $51. A detective
Of the railroad arrested them.
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PLAYS AID PLhYERS


CsecF eAde's
e rez
sen the oteEt q4e
tonight. play has . rI9t rs the
5000 ola lltonea kind tllat has be
come al1irtist I lost are. II Just Ont
e college there = the same AIDE
dlaxy Of types ftsul ilar and 1n44-
IlliiliaE. and the dialogue 9 rLcll il
ions ~ tlns mat
aIr,lst aI.4ise every one who thinks
dsoout fhen.
Ts1e story tens of y rich pic Sle "a Eli1ll-
TgD15ss d IL he 10 I've her own
lie and attend = la4lsater e;arolille.
She has picked M an impecuHious
professor OF ''repose' az sultli5le
and for Caroline. but the girl has
fallen ia love with I0d award ISortni ing
ton Swinger, q clean-ciit. bright young
chap. just out Of college, and ne
Is introduced to the old gentleman!
At arst Pfckerintk, the pickle man.
can't see the young man at an, but
he changes his mind after ne has had
4 session with the professor. and ind
ing that the college boy e pennfiess'
stakes him to $50, 09O to start In busi=
| nezs The young fellow starts rival
pickle factory, and making bis
lSplurge by circus methods, succeeds
i'm selling ont his newly FORMED COM
fpany to the pickle trust, Of which
Pickering Is the head OF cofrse
when he makes his fortune he wins
the girl. and all ends happily.
There are many side isslles, Ssh
as the advent Of Aunt Julia. from Du-
luth, who is supposed to be dead and
whose appearance upon the scene at
at a critical moment. is a signal for q
burst of hearty laughter
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a CARD or THANKS.

MRS. isabelle Pagan wishes to thank
her pany friends, both white and col
ored, for their kindness during the III
ness and death OF her husband. George
w. Pagan.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-19

Robert Goodman, advance agent for
James F'orbes's great comedy success.
THE Travelling Salesman" Is in the
city making arrangements for the APP
pearance of .N1t play in the near fu-
ture at the Grand opera house. The
play deals with certain incidents in
the life OF the drummer on the road,
ana has the endorsement OF the large
travelling mems organizations, who
have commended 1t in the highest
terms. which bespeakes for Mr..
Forbes's comedy truthFu1 exposi ton
.of the life Of the drummer away
from home. It Will be seen here
with the same careful attention to de-
tails ana Interesting scenic production
as marked tie remarkably long and
successful runs in New York, Boston
and Chicago.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-12
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished By ". B. Hitbs Co.
members q uc Chicago Board u Trade, Hibbs
Building. rs Fifteenth street northwest.
Chicago Jan u-Wheat opeued ahOIt &c lower
in sympathy with the cable news Selling vas gen
eTal by commission houses and local traders Whil3
buying again5. downward in5eHniues was hest sup
Port Crowd over sold and In covering caused &c
rally and the market was helped by the strength IN
corn. but eassd again below S-l3. The support was
not as good as has been noticed Of late and The
selling 4 local elevator C1ncgm which sold yesteT-
day was again in evidence. Winnipeg wired that
their market weak and that expert buyers we're
out q line Minneapolis wired that miliers were
buyers If MAY wheat there on weak spots. and there
is still acc5n ulation q wheat IN transit The mar
case. Local car lots, IS, with 81 estimated for To-
morrow.
Com had one Of its pvrotechnis displays to-day
though the high marx Of the recent advance was
not reached. The ToBd got short early and ran IN
on the advance. There was also buying by local
professional bulls adding to the long lines repAc
ing corn odd 6di- There was no news TO cause the
adTanCc. It being a purely local affair. Cash com
was &c higher. Local car lots SIS. vita 2s5 cars
estimated fer tomorrow.
Oats were easy early, but rallied later with COM
Elevator people and country commission houses
were the sellers WITH the local crowd buying Cash
cats were strong with prices Ao 10 l5o higher. Lo-
cal receipts, us cars with l29 estimated for tOm0r-
row.
News pertaining 20 hogs was again quite bearsh.
and caused provisions 20 rule more moderately
lower most Of the day. Packing interests sold in
sparing way, the bulk Of the offerings coming from
longs There was a fair commission house demand
with the houses VINO led in the selling a few DAYS
ag1 the principal buyers. This buying caused the
recovery in prices. Some disposition on the part Of
the trade to await further Developments as TO hog
The Washington herald., 1910-01-12
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
- onoted as wh0Iesalel


BUTTER-CFea fancy. 9 70 ssls; do, frsts, 5ss
SOC; do seconds. Z5a2s; prooess, fancy. &C. do,
fair 70 good Za28 dairy, choice, 2la-5i Do, gOod
Z3a24. st0rcpacked. 11a-A
CHEEsE-New York state factory, fancy fats. la
IN. do. small Tal7is: do. large. l6'.al7.
EGGs-Near by. choice returnable cases. per doz
30 DC. West Virginia and Southwest Virginia, re-
tlrruahe CASES -. do. Tennessee. returnaDle cases
%. do. North Carolina, rettraaoie cases 3.
LIVE POCLTRY-Chiekeus, sprng, large, l5als
do medium, l5al6; do. do small. Bal6, hens.
smau Der b. 81. do. large. ly5: ROSTERS. per
TO-. g. ducks. old, p; CO., s3Ting lbs. and over
IA. geese, per H.. sale; do, fancy. y: turkeys.
toms, per b. q de-. hens. q turkeys thin. l0al2
keats per h.. l5ai1
DRESSED POCLTRY-TWkeys. choice. uudrawn.
hens. per 10. q average. uudTawn. mixed 2:
chickens. Ter b. l6aH: chickens and hens. mixed
lssl5; hens choice. IeT Ih liAl5; ROSTERS Der h.
salO: ducks l3al6; geese, per H.. l2alL
CAiE-Rabbits per doz-, 2Z5a259; do. Kits usr
doz T5alW. quail. per doL. fancy. 2s9aL0o d.
small. per doz-, 2OlaZ25i Wild turkey. Sa2: SPUR
rels. each, 5as. opoasuns. each. 8a6. pAessants
l5A
DRESSED MEATs-HaHas. country, sugar cured
l6sls; hogs small and neat per CWL. 10: do. ne
dun % heavy. 6a9l.; do. rough, G; bears 6.
DRIED FRUTTS-Apples. sliced. fancy. per ID.
4as; cherries, l-ai7i psoE0er7es, = WhOTuebeules
VEGETABLEs-Potat Per Dbl. L25aL7s; sweet
potatoes. psr bbL. new. LEal5o. yams per Dol,
locals
GREEN FRUITs-Apples. loose. PET bbl. ZOa
-.
sUNDRIE5-Beesw 2sa3o; tsIlov, sse14 ginseng
Der b. 5e0a5.5o, seneca. rer 10. 80: golden seal
f1a4s pink. l2ali. mandrake. Zs3. snake root, S;
walnut kernels dr. l5al5; walnuts per 100 lbs IS
WOOL AND HIDES-Wooi UnVasheG, free o,
burs Der h.. ran: wool. bury psr 10. 2a2s
hides green PER h. il; do. dry, l6eIS. saospskins
green each, 15aL0o CO.. dr., c5a50s calfskius each
Balls; muskrat. each. slas5. do black S0a15 DO
kits. sails; skunk each. black. 2o0a3Go. mink. each
s0Oa5oo; rabbit skins, EACH !. opossum each. &a
80: raccoon. each, 5aL0J. COX. red. each 200a2 50
do. graT 25aICQ
The Washington herald., 1910-01-12
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore, Nd, Jan n.-Quotstious furnished by
Baltimore Fruit and Produce Association are as
follows:
BUTTER-CTeanery. eXtTas separator. S5ita37is ;
DO, imitation, Sag DO, prints izlb, Sass; do,
lib, Sa33; do, blocks 2-lb, 55s57 do dairy
prints Maryland. Pennsylvania, and Virginia, 2iaz5
do. Iowa and Northwestern ladle. 2a25
EGGS-MaTyland. Pennsylvania, AID nearby frsts
per doz., 50; do. Eastern Shore. Maryland and
Virginia, per doz., S. Western hrsts, Der doz. IS:
do. West Virginia. per doz-. 3 do, North Caro-
lima. Per doz.. So
DRESSED POULTRY-TITkeys- choice, young. per
b. 3; medium TO large, Ter Do. 2la3 do. fair %
good. per h.. 4a2. old toms. per h. p; chickens
sAtraight young, per To-. small, lsal9; do. mixed
= Hlng and old. H.. EalS: ducks. choice fat. per
o. l6al7; capOns. large, Per To-, Za2l; medium per
h, Hs2; snail ard slips, per h, lsa20: geese
choice nearby. per ID, l6al7: Western and South
ern. Per ID, Hale.
LIVE POULTRY-0ld hens. heavyweight Der
H., l6salT; do. lightweight ID. ia old ROSTERS
Per 10, Q; young chickens choice Per H. Is rough
and POOR, H.. Bsal7; turkeys. hens. choice per b.
Ea2; young gohbeEs. per h. 2a23 old toms. Der
h. %; rough and poor, Per 10. I5al6; geese West
en- and Southern, peT H.. Il; Maryland and Viz
gnia, per b., Is; do, Kent Island, per ID, Is:
pigeons, young pair, 3; do, Old. pair. %: ducks
whits Pektns. per H.. Bal4: do, large, Der H.
l6al7; do, small. per b. IS; guinea fowl old each
3; do, young, II lbs. and over, 20
The Washington herald., 1910-01-12
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New York Jan H.-CATTLE-Receipts. AZ head.
No trading in live cattle. The feeling was steady,
with light receipts expected for to-m0uows market
Dressed beef in sair demand and steady at Sale for
common TO extra prime rativs sides. Liverpool and
London cables quoted live cattle steady TO firm at
l2alac per pound pressed weight refrigeTator beef
higher IT lOo per pound, Exports to-day. none.
CALvES-Reccipts. SO head Prices were steady
fer all sorts and grades. Common 20 prime vcals
sold 81 700allo0 per 40 pounds, barnyard calves at
400: Indiana fed calves al ; 90 Dressed calves were
steady at lOal6 for CITY blessed veals, 9all2 for
country dressed and 1al0 for dressed barn-yard and
fed calves.
SHEEP AND LAlIBS-Receipts. l,5s5 head.
Sheen were steady. lambs firm on light receipts,
and the pens were cleared. Common 70 prime sheep
jewcsl sold at 4cOa551 DIT 100 pounds cls at 200,
common To prime lambs az S.oa9-25, culls az 60oa
100 Dressed mutton steady st call per pound
dressed lambs slow az l22al5 country dressed hot
house lambs higher at sCallc0 per carcass
HOGS-Receips, 4.lSs head. Prices were lower in
sympathy with Buffalo adFices. Light hogs and
piss sold at 900 per hundred pounds; country dressed
hogs steady.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-12
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore, Nd, Jan. u.-wHEAT-spot contract
L25'4; spot No red Western, 10; January. L25i5
asked: February. LZl3 asked: May. L1is; steamer
No, ? red. LIsi1: ra-tipts $3.50 bushels; Southern
Oh grade. Llsi1sLz5ii
CORN-Sp0t contract. 6s%s6ai1 January. 6sa6ss !;
February. 7Oisa70&; March, 7la7lsi steamer mixed
fl4. T0Iipt5 l1-JT buEhals
OATS-Stock in elevators III $50 bushels ship
ments from elsvators s,5gi bushels. White. No. .
aS 10 weight 52a53i4 do No. g. as 70 weight 5li1A
524 do. No. (. as % weight. 5Jza5I; do. mixed
No 2 SiEJlia; do. No. g. s5l1sD.
RYE-S;ock in elevators. 1855 bushels; ship
ments from elevators 4fsJ bLshelN No 2 Fys,
Western car lots domestic s.as3. 40. re tneaE
tyl. Tas0; bag lots. TO quality ard condition. ga
Ia
FJOCR-Winter extra. 455ais5; do. cleas. 515a
SIS: do straight 550a5.f5: DO. patent, 55a5s9;
spring clear i.55a4s9; do. straight. 5Aa545; do
patent. 5.+5aa7o, City Mills best patent $50, DO.
high-grads patent, $50; Do, straight. 655; choice
family. Go. do. 0T8. L75a4g0. re four, medium
20 choice. A25a4.5o Cornneal PCT 100 rs, Ls0a
lG Blckwheat -four. 100 lbs 2a5a26
The Washington herald., 1910-01-12
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Jan. u-BUTTER-Reoslpts today
were Ills packages The market "a steady o. fine
butter. but without Quotab.e changes. The de-
mand Is entirely q a selec-ivs character buyers
refusing n take on lots larger than needed 70.
actual requirement. Creamery. specials. g. DO,
frsts. "a; creamery held specials. a; do. held
Tas. 81 do. held frSts, Sz State dairy. finest 81
{. CHEESE-Recoipts to-day were 1851 hoIcS Tie
market Is firm on Septsmhers az Mondays advanced
price. Octo5ers are steadier but no higher.
State full CCam. special. IS, do, September.
tancy, III; do, October, l6ia; DO, winter made
best l5l do common % fair, g; State SKINS,
IA pounds. special. lf5. do. skins. fine. winter
made. IA do, skins, fair 70 coed. II; do. SKINS
common. %
EGGs-Rece.pts to-day were 665o cases Values
q fresh esgs fully sustained uy light rece!pts
but the general demand Is very quiet az unchanged
prices Storage egss are firmly held.
Nearby henuery. white fancy -. state, Pennsyl
vania. brown bennrry fancy, g; fresh gathered
extras. Is; fresh gathered. extra frsts, q; fresh
gathered. fruts. So. refrigerator, special marks, 2:
refrigerator. fists 2. lined eggs choice. q
MILK-The wholesale 1uoe is sol Der forty
quart can.
MILL FEED-Fim; small supply. Spring ban.
? 5a27.55; standard middlings, E-5aZ75; city bVan
$50 in bulk; Western red dog. G6, 10 arrive.
winter wheat bran In l1J-lb. sacks % arrive q
OATS-Steady; moderate inquiry No white,
5lsa55 Ne. 3 white 55-zaJi; No. 1 white 52'ss53
natural and clipped white. On track. 52a561s-
FLOUR - Firm; moderate business kansas
straights 5l559, in sacks; soft straishts. 550a
SIS in barrels: spring patents, 575a65. IL barrels
spring clears. 4.75a501
RYE FLOUR-steady trade inactive Good TO
choice brands quoted at 42s46.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-NeV, - arrive, Is quoted
at ! 95a2n with small trade.
CORN MEAL-Suoug; dealings modeTGts. Kiln
dried for export. 3Aa3.45; coarse meal. in bags,
L4oalS
HAY-Recsipts. LOO tons: strong; small supply.
Prime timothy. Ll0; No. I, Los, No. 2. 9l5aL0o;
No 3 $685.
sTRAW-Recsipts, 10 tons Arm msageT supply.
| LOlE re. Glla9O.
BEBF-Fuu; inactive demand Family, l6Ga
$3.50; packet, l2O0aI3l1.
| PORK-Weaker; trade Is quiet Mes. q ooae. =:
| family. 300
LARD-Ste2dy; light inquiry Prime Western.
1850: city. l275; refined continent l350; South
American. 1460; refined Brazilian kegs $500 oieo-
stcarins. l71sals. lard stearne dull; New York,
l3aI3h
The Washington herald., 1910-01-12
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP

The several meetings of the stock
holders of the national banks and trust
companies yesterday brought to the lnan-
cial institutions an unusually large num-
Der of the investors of the city. In most
instances the local institutions affairs
formed the chief subject of comment, but
in some cases other matters were dis
cussed, among them the possibilities or
Washington Gas and the general values
OF local securities. AT the Second Ma
tional and the Lincoln National banks the
custom of many years was observed, and
luncheon was provided. TO the stockhold-
ers and other callers there. The solid re-
freshments were supplemented by good
punch and fragrant Hayanas.
Trading on the Washington Stock Ex-
change yesterday was largely that of
buying bonds. those Of the Potomac
Power Company and the Capital Traction
Company being the favorites. Sales were
at current prices.
Quite block of Emerson Steam Pump
stock was disposed OF between IA and Is,
with the asking price at the close, 1915,
The Washington herald., 1910-01-12
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. jan 1l.--Money on call at the stock
exchange today opened at 81 per cent; highest 81
lowest, 5; closing s. Most Of the days loans were
made at 81 per cent.
Tine money was more active and was finn IN
tone A stronger and broader demand was noted,
and Industrial loans were reported at 4sta5 per
cent Rates, 4ka4& pr cent for sixty 10 ninety
DAYS; AZ for four, five. and six months.
Mercantile paper came into the market with de
cidedly increased freedom. Demand was fairly good
Rates, sl4a5 per cent for Endorsed bills receivable
and choice single names; 81 per cent for otheTz
Gall money In London. 2a2lz per cent short bills.
l-I6 easier at 81 per cent; three months bills 81
per cent Gold amounting to &44.000 was taken into
the Bank OF England on balance to-day.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-12
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-E1tra. per cwJ-. A5Oa50o; d. butcher.
a5oaA00; do. common, 200aS.OO.
HOGS-Per cwt., gross. 70lG7.5O; do, ordinary,
per ewt.. 6.50a7.00.
sHEEP-Prime. clipped. S.50ai,0o: common. clip
ped 200a3.00
LABIBS-Choice, spring. per H.. IA; medium,
spring per h. STAT.
CALY ES-PTime, per H.. 9; medium, per ID, .;
grass. per h., 4a5.
CoWs-Prime, fresh. each. SS0Oai5.Oo; do, ooza-
mon. each. Zaooss.Oo: do. old and dry. lO.oosiAA
The Washington herald., 1910-01-12
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Regular call at Il O'Clock nooni
Washington Gas Is, $1,000 at l0SiR.
Potomac Electric cons. IS. sl.00 at 1915. sl.00
at l0I7s 5000 at l0lR 5000 at 1O2. SlOo0 at lo2
loo at lo2 $1,000 at lo2 slOO0 at ice 5000 at lo2
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. 10 at
96is at 9g6.
Washington Gas, 5 at fSit.
Lanston IS al %.
National City Bank, 10 at 10.
After call:
Capital Traction IS. 5000 at nfi. $lOOO at 1iis,
S,000 at llfs
Washington Gas. at Tsis.
Emerson Steam Pump, 3 at u, 3 AZ liA. .
ct l4l5 . at l4As, 3 at lik. 3 at Is. . at IS.
Following the bid and asked prices on yes
terday's Washington Stock Exchange:
GAS BONDS
The Washington herald., 1910-01-12
Hibbs Building.
The Safest Investments

Are those that do not fiuctuats during dis
turbed conditions Of the money OF stock
markets. First deed Of Trust notes (hrst
mortgages, well secured on real estate In
the District Of Columbia. constitute gilt.
edge investments They do not depend
upon the financial responsibility Of indi-
Eiduals OF corporations for their stability,
and are exempt from taxation As personal
property, We can supply such investments
In amounts from $50 upward. Send Zoe
booklet, Concerning Loans and InyeStmsntA."
The Washington herald., 1910-01-12
Have You Any Investment as Good as This?


S1OoOOO
o
Money invested in this million dollar is
On
the capital
OF
Our company the old line" plan
call
In
a whit that
has exten opportunity
C. {. Richardson, Sales Agent, 2O4 HbbS Building.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-12
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. 3. Hibbs & Co..
members New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
ing. rs Fifteenth street northwest
Gall money: Open, "a; high 81; low. 5; close. "a.
SALE OE STOCK BY HnTRG
The Washington herald., 1910-01-12

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

Chicago. Jan U.-Liye hogs wers SO 70 l0o lower.
Tie receipts were estimated at $780, official yeser-
day. 4lgI; shipments, 10 81 left from yester-
day. estimated receipts tomorrow. 5000. Bulk 81
prices, s35a9 s.; lights s25as4o; mixed and butch
ers. s30a86o; heavy. s.20aS6O; rough heavy, s.l5a
$40; workers s.55aS50
Cattle were lGc TO &c lever; estimated receipts
1900 Beeves. 4.l5aTg0; Texas steers, 4.00a5 90
ard hefers. 2I5a555 stOckers and feeders, SlC
a5.l5; Western Al5a6l5
Sheep we're weak; estimated receipts, 1900 Ma
tives 40a6.l5; Westerns 4.00a69; yearlings. elsa
SIS: lambs. G229O0; Western lambs, 6.25a9.eo
The Washington herald., 1910-01-12

Rev York. Jan. IL-WHEAT-Weaker; light
trade, No. l Duluth. 10 arrive, L27k; No red.
f. o. b., nominal l32; No. hard, New York f. o.
b. L29; No. l maoaroni liz {. o b.; No l Mani
toba f. o. n, to arrive liz Exporters took nothing
CORN-Stronger; inactive. Steamer mixed 72la;
new, No. elevator. 7SSs; new Ne. 2 (. o. b., p:
No. 2 yellow. +. o b.. 2; Ma. 2 (. o. b., Febrp-
airy 70 March shipments at II cents. Exporters
took nothing
The Washington herald., 1910-01-12

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The Washington herald., 1910-01-12
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York stocks and bonds.
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