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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-09
CLAIMS THAT OFFICERS TAKING
INEsRlArEs TO KNOXVILLE
ARE OFTEN DRUNK.
INTERESTING FACTS IN
CONNECTION WITH HOSPITAL
Superintendent Miner Gives Data Upon
Cures Effected, Methods Employed
and Occupation Provided for Inmates
Supervisor and Wife Live Among
Them-"PIayed With Problem"

Knoxville, June st is not written
In the records of the old institution
for the blind at Knoxville that the
blind ever led the blind to its doors
for admission, but since the state
transformed it into a hospital for
inebriates it's officers have repeatedly
witnessed the spectacle of the drunk
trying his best to bring the drums"
within its confines.
Not so long ago an Iowa sheriff ar
rived in Knoxville with a patient who
had been committed by the court and
the sheriff was the more intoxicated
of the two. This official entrusted with
the care and keeping of the untort-
innate. had not merely filled himself up
with liquor but had furnished it to his
charge. The sheriff was in the worse
condition of the two and it was doubt
full which of the men should really
have been locked up.
This circumstance has happened not
merely once. but numerous times, and
it gives ground for the complaint Of
the men in charge of the institution
that the people of Iowa do not under
stand it or its real purpose. The ven
turc is altogether new. Not another
state in the union except Massachu-
sets maintains hospital like this
Most of the inmates are approx
mately 40 years of age; many of them
are business men, a very large per-
certage are farmers: most Of them are
workmen. and by far the greater num-
80 ,1-;1, ,;,l>
petty criminals and the buns have
been reduced to a minimum among the
inmates. When the average man is
spectacle looking man and IL he
sticks" he is worth saving from his
appetite.
Work For Inmates.
AS far as possible the inmates are
kept at work. AS soon as newcomer
is in condition to work he is given a
task TO do. Some men wait on tables:
others help in the kitchen; others are
assigned to caring for the rooms; 9TH
ers keep the grounds in order; still
others work in the gardens, in the
laundry, in the power and heating
plant, in the fields, in the carpenter
shop and wherever else there is work
to do
AT the present time there are about
eighty inmates. and every man, with
the exception of a few, has a daily
job. The institution is operated by
inmate labor except for the various
superintendents and their assistants.
who direct the. work
AT one'time one of the greatest prob
lens of the institution was to main
tain a decent moral atmosphere In
the first year, when Iowa dumped in
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-09

Fort Dodge.
Jawes Keefe. Of Lehigh, formerly
engaged. in the saloon business IN that
The Washington herald., 1910-05-22
DEEDS or TRUST.

Square 222-Lot 4i; southern Building Corporation
20 the United States Trust Company. trustee
bond issue cf $4,000 years ptr cent. semi
annually Isc--ud mortgage.
Square 5-j-Lnt =. Pleasant Plains. east Tart II
l6t o. bloc, g Emma Eobacca Clarke 90 Bsni7-
MIN +. Leighton and Ge0r.s T. Williams thus
tees. o. secure Euos-iuc r. TCrfuET 5000
o. 4 years per cent. semi annually.
Square o51-Lot lQl. Herman K. H0veustcin q Ux.
% ". TaylCr Birch and Robert +. Bradley
trustees. Jo secure Fraukln Insurance Company.
S2.5". ; years 81 1Fr cent. s'mlauuU1lly.
Columbia Heights-Lats -5, block =; Charles !.
Walker et Uv. o. II. r. HovCrsteiu and Fred
W. Reeves, trustees 90 secure Edgar Z. Richard
son, $500. years. U0- cent. srmi-annually.
Square 2eB-LCt 8. Charles ". Tucker et uN. On
The Washington Loan and Trust Company. tu,-
tee. to secure Alouzo o. Bliss. $50 Jcars.
Per cent 5-mi-anm2lly.
Dobhins' Adiidon-Lots iS 20 g. block l9; Nlahlor
GrOo ct UN. go Hcatio y. Taplia and Thomas
J. Dcavi't. trustees. 90 secure Lille +. Taplu,
N..7c. 8 years. Tcr cent. semi annually.
DObbius' Addit0n-LCts IS tc 81 block 10, Nshlon
GrUo et uN. TO Robert Lee OBricn and Alvin G
Belt, trustees. 10 secure Joseph Paul. 900.
yel1, rer cent, serni-luuually.
Square 755-Lot lol; Arthur L. Gebickc q ux. %
MCuis c. Fc0te and r. Preston Shcaley tuls-
tees. TO sccuro Adam a. Weschlcr. 500 1 year
per cent. quarterly
Pleasant PlaiuS-part of lot L. block & Charles
SOure e uX % George NJ EUmCriCa and
ington Six Per Cent Permanent Building Asso-
Ciatn. 5000
SquaTe 2s2-Lot \ Jessie Page Hcr1v cJ vir % John
TAYLOR Arms and Samuel A. Dulry. trustees u
secure Lee Brown. $3.50, 5 wars, 6 Per cent.
scniaunually.
Pleasant Plaius-LOt and east TlTt Cf lot 9. Mar,
garet r. JChnstouc 70 Washington Loan and
Trust Company. trustee 20 secure Equitable Co
operative Building Association. SO.
Square G9-Lot 30; CSthagiue J. Blacmar 20 Ameri-
Can Security ard Trust Company, trustee. O.
secue National Savings and Trust Company
$500 wears FER cent. semi-annually.
Square lH-Lot T.; Harry g. LaycrcS 20 Herman +
GaSch and Hauy G. Birge. trustees, % secure
Charles r. Luce S2,o2o. years, 5 rer cent semi
annually.
Square H-Lots 10 and II Harry g. Layc0ck %
John Loughrsn and Joseph LouShran. trustees
10 secure Daniel Loughran $1,000. 8 years. pel
cent. semi annually.
Square g3T-LGt "a; Frank L. Wagner et ux. %
John +. Lauler and John A. Hamilton. trustees
90 secure Washington Lean aud Trust Company,
2.il0 years. 5 Ter cent. scmi-annualy.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-22
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

BCTTER-Cramcr. fancy. Q: do prints. 80:
do. seconds. 2s process. fancy. q: do. fair 20
good. 95az7 dairy. -b7ics 2ia-5i DO seed. zla8;
storepacked. -slD
CHEESE-New York State factory. fancy s-sts
l7al7l6: do. small. l!aI7s. de- large. IsIsaIT.
EGGS-Near by choice. rctuuable cases. e6is.
West Virginia and Southcm Virginia, returuable
cases %. Tennessee utuUablc cases. p: North
Carolina retuu7ble cases. n
LIVE POULTRY-Chcacns. spring. large. 25a2s;
d.. medium. 2ia2j; do. srr1F 55ls5; hens
small per b. l3: large. isiz r00stcrs per h.. 10:
ducks, old. Is; do, spring. lbs and over. i; /;
geese. per lb.. lollZ, do. fancy l2al4: turkeys
toms. per d. IS. do. hens. 20 turkeys thin Ioal2
keats. Isr To-. l5-
VEGErABLES-Pota per bB.. Lual 80.
sweet potatoes. PER Dbl. L5h2T: yams. per hbl
20oa37j. cucumber. Florida. p,r basket LO0aI IS;
string t,au7. plr basket -oo13 -j. North Carolina
lettuce Balls radishcs per TO- 100. erinich. pcr
bbl, 7JaL50; Florida peppers. per basket Sails.
eggplant, per crate. L15a25; Florida tomatoes per
crate. lJ'd2I5. asparagus. l5alu uCr dozen
bucaes; rhub-rb. lsa-j pcr dozen huuchcs. new
cabbage. L5,3ll5 pr crate; sIrIng onions. 75al0l
pr hundred bcCts. 5sj u-r bunch. strawberries. Der
quart. c3l5i gsccr peas. lt- basket. A1lIJ.
DRESSED POUITEY-ChicScns. por H.. Z2aZ5:
chickens and hens. mixed l9l1J. capJrs lib. aver
age. per d.. C5l26 do. small. Z7l-l, slips Der 10.
II. ducks lSa21- geese per h.. ual6.
DRESSED MEATS-Hams, country. sugar-cured
l'42l
SUNDRIES- -BeeFwax. 2s: tallow. 6a5L: ginseng.
PER b.. 50Oa51o; seneca Ter Ib.. 90. golden seal
4taii. pink IZali. mandrake. 282. snake root IS:
walnut kernels dry. I5a,5. black walruts pcr 10 IS
DRIED FBUlTS-ADrles. sliced. fancy iaj. cher.
hcy. i-alj, blaCkbCuiCa. =; Uh0rtcbcuies. IN.
WOOL AND HlDES-Wo0 uuUashcd free OF
bws Der lb.. 50. wool. burn. pr To-. Za35. hides.
green. per b., 10; de-. dp per lb I5al5: sheep
skins. green. each. 75alCO. do dry Cach 2lC0: calf
skins. <rcen. each. Ls0aL7S.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Fourteenth street su-heast. between East Capitol
and A -'res'--Sguare 1895 lots g. Sc. and .
t5c Washington Real Estate Company % Her
man j.. Horustclu SO
Iusluiis-Lo,s ! and % block o. ChapIu Brown and
Joseph ]. Atkins. Trustees. tn L.Tis1 A. Vii
Elms. 10 C-urC- decd recorded ir lbcr 1885,
folio o..
lol / street u1r-IVssy-sIuarc 57- lot g.. Catherine
Hlr- 20 Ellen Hart. Mar r. Hart. and Owen
Hart, SO
Dobbns' Adlit.on-Lars Is 20 s. block g. joseph
Paul % UN 90 Nahl1u Gr1o SO
Eighteenth street ard Virginia avenue and i street
u0rtawcst-S,uare ~. lrt I. W. Irving Boswell
et uy. 20 Eizatc-h r. DareulrwJr s..
Pleasant Pl5ira-Lrrs p ard 2. block s. Mary q.
Schaefcr 90 Cuciu W. Douad-7r. SO
Pleasant Flius-Lrtg q and - b..Cs S. Cracu ".
Donaldson to William r. H'u SO
Pleasant riaius-L0t 6j. William h. Hill a. uX.
tn Culu ". Donaldson SO
Washington HsiEl-s-LCt IS and part n lot So
block 6 Fred. a. silver e. uz. 90 John Leon
TheUui-sen. So
Dobtins Additioa-Lct q. block +; Esther ".
Neill e. yir CD John W. BuwDC- trustee. SO.
street between Eisatec1th and Nineteenth streets
urthwcst-Sluarc lii IC.s 20 and Il. Dauil.
L0uShuu q Tx. 20 Harry g. LavcoCk SO.
lSl5 Thirteenth street u0-rlvCsr-S1uarc I-5 lot 80
jacob Sp'iedr 90 Oteiia Cromwell and John ".
Cromwell, U SO,
The Washington herald., 1910-05-22
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

llILLFEED-Easy. moderate dealings Spring
bran. 80 standard middlirgs. Z.6e: city bran.
zoo in bulk; Western red-dog 95O. 60 arrive;
winter wheat bran, in lo0pound sacks. to arr7ie.
2l@.
OATS-Flat and unsettled. No. white s7ILa
as No white 46i5ai7; No. white 45}sai6: na,uial
aud clipped white track. i5i-a5lA
FIOUR-Duil. weaker undeItoue. Kansas straights.
5Gla5.2j in sacks soft straghts 49oa5lO. IN bar
res, spring patents. 5.5oaj.55. in barrels spring
clears 4.40ai6o.
RYE FLOUR-Steady; light inquiry. Choice
brands quoted az i.9Oal0.
CORNAlEAL-Flat; demand moderate. Kiln-dried
for export. 3.3oa5.35i coarse meal. in bags I5ia
.13s
EEEF-Stoady; quiet business. Packet le50a
l7C': family. l3.50a2lC0
PORK Unsettled lifcless. Mess. 2loo; family.
26OCa9625.
HAY-Rcccipts. 1870 tons: easy; inquiry fair for
choice. Prime timothy. ID; No. !. Ll2lzal.l5: No
, lG5al.lO: No, 3. 95c
SrRAW-Reccipts 90 tons: steady; dull trade
Long re quoted al 65a-0 cents.
LARD-SiuEEish. Prime Western. 1885: CITY.
l2s5; refined continent, I3.G0: South American
1850 refined Brazilian kegs $50. olecstcarine, IA
cents; lard slearme SLOW; New York, Halls
The Washington herald., 1910-05-22
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore May I.-WHEAT-StoCd in elevators
J27 7o bushels. shipment, from elevators q 80 bush
rls. NC. . red afi0lt nouiualy az lC5 a bI,hel az
the close. Sales o. one small bag parcel hy SAMPLE
90 LCl a hg,hcl.
COBN-StCcE in ClCat0rs 5sIf-s bushels. ship
meuts from elevators. AZ bushels. Graded lots u
No. white crru afelt ramirally 40 . rcr hushe
yellow corn sfCat AZ ca Qar bGshel. and track
yellow coru fgr domestic delivery. a. flanfz I,r
tushc. :rr car lc,7 on spot Settling TieJs. SrCt
May. l6 nominal Contract closed easier: spot
NJ. rcd lo5h nominal. July. lci-s nominal
oATS-~tCcs iu elevators. -i5 f-i bushels. ship
mcuts from elevators J5ol bushels. White NJ .
as 10 weight. iaap'1. do 80 g. Us % weight. .-ta
asa DO. NO. T. as % weight i-af6. DO. mixed NO
g i'of1- de-. No. g. ft5ft1.
RNE-S'1sk 10 elevators SO 80 bushels shipments
from elevators, 2Zl2 brsheis No. 2 re. Western
domestic. s5asi; No nc, Western, domestic, --a7s
bag lots as TO quality and condition 7Oa4
FLOlR-NrrGr extra. 1.75a3e5. do. clear Asa
40. do straight. i.saA95: do. patent 52'a5g1:
spring clcaT. a.55aieG; Go., straight 5I1as75. do
patent. 5-s5a56o, city mills best patent so: do
high grade patent so; DO. straight sc: choice
family, SIS; do, extra. A1OaL47: re Hour. medium
10 choice, A25aiJj c0rumsal. per 100 lbs. LfaI55.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-22
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York Nloy Z.-lloncy on call was nominally
per cent to-day. For the past week the market
fcr loans has shown am easy tpndcncv Light de-
mand for Stock Exchange accommodation and in
crease IN the New York bank surplus has resulted
IN an OyCrsupply Cf cash. and rates ranged from
down 90 2 Icr cent. Mondays loans were made
at and ga per cent. Tuesdays at 4 and g. Wed
ncSdays az 4 and 3A. Thursdays 40 81, and ,. Fr-
days m 81 and 3
Time money during the week was characterized
hy falling rates and easy tone This condition
was due rather % the apathetic demand than
TO any marked Hberality on the part Of Lenders.
such inquiry existed chiefly directed toward
The long dates Rates. So per cent for sixty DAYS.
@,ai for ninety days, 4 uer cent for four and fiye
months. iaiA fer six months. ii1a34 fo- over the
yCar.
Mercantile paper this week issued with i'm
creased freedom While some Of the local irstifu-
tious were cut 0f the market there was ON the
whole. fairly good absorption Of the higher grades.
Rates were firmly held BUYERS 5vinCing the deterni-
nation 10 invest only at fairly lucrative RATES
Rates. Fllj pcr cent for sixty 10 ninety DAYS in
dorsed bills receivable. 4'aa5A for choice four ~
six months single UamCs. So for others less well
known
The Washington herald., 1910-05-22
o2,oco.ooo Germs on Dollar.

From the Baltimore sun.
Germs-92, 0O0,CC0 Of them, OF manifold
variety-were found on a 81 bin micro
scop.caliy examined at the request or
Representative Wiley. of New Jersey. ac-
cording TO his statement before the
House Committee on Banking and Cur
rency. in support of his bill 10 provide
clean currency by burning paper money
returned 20 the Treasury.
Among the many disease germs found
were smallpox, scarlet fever, typhoid
tuberculosis and diphtheria.
No germs were found on metal money
The dollar bills OF constant circulation
have the most bacteria about them, and
IL was found that the larger the de-
nomination Of the bill the fewer germs
ii contained.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York May cl.-BEEvES- -Rccrts. I99
head. No sales on live weight. Feeling steady
Dressed beef quiet ar last quotations Cr al ual2
tCr native carasssS No later cables from Great
Britain. Exports. % bscvC5 and SIS quarters q
beet. an % ports 4 Great Britain
CALVES Receipts none. and none were offered
Tor sale today. Feeling steady Dressed calves
iu fair demand and stsadv az l1tii Tor city
dressed vcais; 9al-'e for country dressed and sail
Tor dressed hauyard and buttermilk calves
SHEEP AND LANIBS-Rccpirts sos head
sheep we're nominal but feeling weak. Lambs
slow and the uudeTUad1s y lCyrr, medium Ohio
lambs sid ~ 500 per 100 pounds. 10 prime
stock Offered. and no spring lambs on sale
Dressed mu-ton dull a. IaB pr pound
dressed lambs az Iill7, dressed spring lambs steady
az lsdo, county dressed ho'house lambs in far
demand az 3toa-n pr carcass.
HOGS Receipts. 5.9si head. Feeling fun steady.
but u1 sales reported Up % late hour.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-22
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by W. p. Hlbbs & Co.
members Of the Chicago Board OF Trade HibhI
Bu.dinc
Chicago. May 2l.-Whsat cIcncd "a TO sc lower
and was under bCariSh pressure from local pr0fcS
si0rals until a decline q a cent Ter bushel from
last nights prices was established There was moth
ing I'm the crop news 20 Crgatc any new feeling ct
weakness. but there was an extra denomination on
that side. Local cars. s. with g. estimated for
Ncn1ay-
Com opened steady % a fraction lower ard eascd
further. Some selling by local professionals ard
covering ty shorts and huying against downward in
IDENTITIES gave the market moderate support. Cash
prices quoted = 70 4c lower. Weather conditions
for planting arc favorable. Local cars. 90 with rs
estimated for Alouday
The market in cats was narrow. with a shade
lower range I'M price. sympathetic I'm part with other
grains. Trade light and fcamralcss. Cash prices
about steady. Local carS ia, with IL estimated
for Monday.
Provisions ruled lower I'm Sympathy with weakness
in grains and u anticipation of increased hog move
mcut next week The volume of trade was rather
n.gltratr. Cash trade gutrt
The Washington herald., 1910-05-22
A Bis Contract.

From the Success Magazine.
Winston Churchill, the novelist. de-
scribed at a dinner IN New York the diff
ference between romauticism and realism
IN fiction.
ITO make my meaning clearer" he
ended, 4 will take the case Of a young
man and girl-sweethearts. The youug
man. a romanucist. said passionately TO
the girl.
Darling. it shall be my ufe's one
purpose to surround YOU with every COM
fort, and to anticipate and grant your
every wish.
The girl, a reaiist smiled family as
she answered
oh, Jack, how good Of you; and all
on nine dollars a week, tocr"
The Washington herald., 1910-05-22
WALL STREET NEWS
Fridays Stock BuOyancy Is
Again in Evidence.
HEAVY BREAK IN WHEAT
Reports of Favorable Weather Con-
ditiOns Cause for Relaxation, and
in the Cotton Market Strong Spec
ulRtOrs Compel Temporary Retreat
OF the short Interests.

New York. May I.-The buoyancy OF
noon was again in evidence to-day. Prices
opened in all directions at roand advances
and after receding a little again forged
ahead. Just at the close Of the day the
cession, bu; final quotations for the promI-
nent stocks were still decidedly up for
the day.
Substantially the only financial devel-
opment Of interest during the time Of
the stock exchange session was a further
heavy break in the wheat market upon
reports Of highly favorable weather con-
ditions over both the spring and winter
wheat districts. In the cotton market the
strong spectators now working for an
advance managed to compel temporarily
"A retreat of the short interest. Sterling
exchange. both here and in paris. again
moved somewhat In favor Of London,
stimulated. Of course. by the rise in the
call money rate in London coincldently
with easier money both here and in the
French capital
Condition of Money Market.
The call rate in London to-day was in
deed, higher than the minimum 1 per
cent rate Of the Bank OF England, but all
this is so obviously due 10 brief and fleet
ing causes connected with the collection
Of the British income taxes and the ap-
preaching fortnighuy English financial
settlement that they are regarded by
bankers everywhere as OF but little mo-
meet.
The strength of sterling in Paris also
represented, N all probability, the trans
Ter Of money from Paris TO London. in
consequence Of the recent heavy sales
of French bankers Of American secur-
lties. With the exchange market in its
present state. Paris is evidently remit
ting money 10 London. rather than 10
this country, IN payment for the secur-
ities bought
Particularly strong stocks in the trad
ing to-day were the United States Steel.
Union Pacific, Baltimore and Ohio. Read
ing common, and International Harvest
er shares. The advance In the last
named stocks has been going on for
some time. and doubtless the chief rea-
son for it IS the conceded fact that the
harvester company Is now doing the larg
est business in its history.
Cause Of Reading Advance.
The buying of Baltimore and Ohio was
directly connected in prevailing opinion
with the recent advance in Reading com
mon stock, the Baltimore and Ohio, along
with the Lake Shore, owning, as IS we'll
known, large proportion of the Reading
first preferred, second preferred. and
common shares The weekly bank
statement in every way met the favorable
expectations that had been previously
entertained concerning IL.
The average cash surplus increased
G.19oo, and the actual surplus SS3S6.0cO
Both sUrplUses now stand at high hg-
ures for the time OF year.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-22
PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. May G.-Quotations by Baltimore Fruit
and Produce Association as follows;
BUTTER-Crcamery. fancy. b. @a29is imitation
per h.. AaZ5: rolls. per h.. 2la2z; store-packed
per h.. 2a2l prints. 1gb.. 9la5l; do. lb. Sa5l
blocks. lbs. 3la32. dairy prints Maryland. Penn
sylvania and Virginia 0a2l, Iowa and Northwest
em ladle 22aE
EGGS-Nlarylaud Pennsylvania. and nearby frsts
pcr doL. p, do. Eastern Shore. Maryland and
Virginia per doz. q Western hrsts, pr doz. q (;
do, West Virginia. per doz.. q; do. North Caro-
lima. per doz.. 1912.
LIVE POULTRY-Old hens heavyweight. per h..
is, do, small 20 medium. ia old ROSTERS. il;
winter chickens. as 10 size. Za8; spring chickens
IL lbs. and over 35a56. do. ID and under, s9;
geese. Western md Southern. Bali; do. Maryland
and Virginia. l5al6. pigeons young. Per pair. .
do. old. 5 ducks. large. per lb., 9i do small,
Hi muscoyy ard mongrel, Il do, white fehns, Is;
spring duck, lbs and over. per TO-. N; guinea
fowl. Old EACH 25 do. Young. Ia lhs- and over. So
POTATOES White near by Ier bus fai5. do.
Eastern Shore 5Ja40; Western Maryland and Penn
lly1nla prime 35lfC. do. seconds. -fl5oi do,
New York fjuj0, do. Western. prime 12a9i new
Florida pvr bbl. No. !. 35aio9; do, No. 2. 2ela
go: Charleston. 80. I. 3@5a2o. sweets yellow,
rcr Dbl. Eastern shore. L5oa2oo. Richmond Lisa
zoo, Delaware. Ll5a25 do. Ter bus. i03b5; yams.
Maryland and NiTgiEia. Ter bhL. L5al55; North
Carolina. bright. L5aL75.
GREEN FRUITS AND yEGETABLES-Arplc',
New YORK.. assorted. Ter barrel 3eh5oo, as
plragus. Maryland and Virginia d'z.. l5oa250 Do.
vild. Leal5, beets Charleston, per bunch 3ai
cabhagcs, North Carolina. per crate, LGsL0, Nor
folk. bbl LIyaLJ. cucmiels Florida. Ter basket
L0'aL55 ,ggrlauts Florida. ger crate. 2003Z51 .
grape fruit Florida. I.r box. 2Ola3O0; kalc. native.
Ut hg-hel box. l5ae1. lettuce. Norfolk or North
Carolina per basket saLc7- Cuiou- Texas yellow,
Ter crate. L75a2Os spring 100 bUuchcs. ilai0:
oranges. Florida. rer boVs as 20 size. 2oa250;
mdshcs, native. per 100 long 5h6O: peas York
River Ucr barrel. -1h26o, DO. pCr iz-taue basket.
. Gal .ITs do HaTT4 IlUU.ng irrla barrel
go, do. small haueI, 1OCa15l, DO. Isr ls-hauel
basket LlclllJ, squash. Florida. p- crate l25a
80. spinach. native hIshc. box IaZj. Norfolk.
barrel. LCaLZ5. string bcau- Florida. green. rer
haskct L,5a254 wax beans 20ta3Oo, strawberries.
North ana South Carolina Ter quart. 5is Norfolk
quart. Gas. RapTahaunock. Ut quart 5as. Eastern
Shore. Mar land. Tsr quart 6as. tomatoes Florida
PER carrier. fancy. 2ooaL50. choice. LGaljg
The Washington herald., 1910-05-22
Pennsylvania Elk Herd.

From the Philadelphia Record
Former Congressman AleNandcr Bill
myer Of WashingtonviHe 1Ion,or
county, since the successful winter.nE
over OF his herd Of elks. declares thar
he now has the largest and finest herd
Of elks anywhere in captivity
He has twenty in all headed by one Of
the finest youns bulls that ever stalked a
preserve. The young fellow has been
named Jumbo in honor OF the old one
that was made famous when he was
taken to Philadelphia during the Elks'
convention.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-22
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. per crt. 6.50a7OO; do. butcher.
5.7jaj-50: do. common. 2o0a3Cl.
HOGS-Pcr cwt. gross 800; do. ordinary. 500
SHEEP-Prme A5oa5 %; do. common 30oa4O0.
LAAIBS-Fancy spring, 10; fan choice. per b..
9aI0: do medium.
CALVES-Prme per ,5-. ---'-: DO. medium s;
de-. grass. ia5.
CoWS-primc. fresh, each. 3lO0ai5.00: do. COM
mon. z5.Q0aaOO0: do old rnd dry. 10 c0al5C0.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-22
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago May G.-Live hogs were steady to
strong. The receipts were estimated az 5000;
official Yesterday. ls5s shipments 2i-0: left over
from yesterday. lGO, 'stmatod receipts on Non
day 5000. Bulk Cf prices. 9,60a9e5; lights
9.ioa97c: mixed and butchers. a55a9.7Zs heavy.
9S7a9.7C. rough heavy. 9-5ja90; workers. 96Ca97O;
pigs 9iOa9.G.
Cattle steady, estimated receipts. so.
Sheep were weak. estimated receipts. LjC0.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-22
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. r. Hibbs & Co., mem
hers Of the New York stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building.
New York. MAY I.-rhe mgrsrt was advanced y
to = points during The FIRST hour from Yesterdays
closing prices far ;hc I'D crop months ana . 20 u
for the new crop options. This carried July up 20
l5a cents. while August sold az 1905 and MAY at
jI- OF the new crop options Soptenb-r were aG-
yancod O. $50. October l2h. and December I--s
This strength was due chiefly IN further myirc
back q cotton sold during the sharp advance 10
ward the close Of last week and during the slump
early this week by the uull leaders and ther follow
The Washington herald., 1910-05-22
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-Wheat ucr bushel 100ai.Os. com. shell.
cd. pcr bushci. 72aI7; cob 39a,l0 per barrel; oats
western WhIte. No > Ier bi5Iei. 53oo: mixed.
per bushcl isaj. bran. pcr ton, . o; middliug DR.
ton 200
HAY AND STRAW-Hay Western. No. l. 2IOO;
No. . $50. mixed 700; loose at local scales 1900
Straw re. bundle. 1900: straw. rye machine thrash
l2c0; straw wheat. per ton. 20; straw. oat. per
ton, 500.