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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-07
ZIONIST FEDERATION
ELECTS ITS OFFICERS

Plttsburg, Pa. July T. Conclusion Or
business at the 18th annual convention
Of the American Federation of zionists
was expected at to6ay's session. .rhe
nomination OF officers was reported BY
q committee as follows:
s. Abel. New York. sssssdent: Rev.
DIR. u Il. MaEnes. New York, vice presi-
dent; Miss Henrietta 8. Zold. Of Louis
vile. KY. secretary.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-07


aitv 10 these principles We inEtorse atS
= Ar, "a t{os, for the many s&aSt3Lftftt
measure OF reform Il has written into
our statutes ard assure him Of Qua AZ
proyaI and support Ia all efforts % ssS&E9
frrther effective reform in legislation ana
aftrlIn{stratIOE
The true measure u protection ~ t@1s
If law should be the alftefesee ia SSss -. ~
as declared for in the last rNyGp4.Ssal aa,
tional convention. Tn8t ditteSSaes StselSS
4 be ascertaiHed with the hL ft0St Ss'TS~ 81
the present Jaw modified &G%9beL&tSAN- 1E@E
Drotertfya principle shoald De applied
solely 90 protect An2eStes4i N2FASES :" =
good and liberal wage atd 10 seq ~ -
American capital aetAAtkH H3NSSsSG ga "a
8aIsEFies fair ana t@ts'tSit's'S $500 ,t~S
not 10 build a %aH eF eNcEislets 3S9 5..,
mate competition and Enon3@1c LaeS 81
on the American '''35>eaa~E. NN
the Payne G4TIE ia -. = a SSS' s. 49, vs.
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-07
YOUNG BOY BROWNS
IN WEBSTER COUNTY

Fort Dodge. Ia, July Celebrations
Monday In Webster county were safe
and sane and but one fatality Is re-
ported, Conner Davis, aged ia. losing
his life In the Des Moines river near
haio while swimming. It Is believed
he struck his head on che bottom while
diving The body was recovered aeon
afterwards $500
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-07

k'renchmen hold that the finest rose
tree grows in the Marine gardens. a.
Toulon. II is q Banksla. which haa
been known 40 baar $4,000 blooms ~
a tIflse. It covers i5-foot wall ~ 4
width Of some 50 feet. r = Z
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-07
UNITED STATES MARINE
KILLED IN RACE RATTI

Washington, july TN a fight late
last night resulting from clashes be-
tween negroes and white men over the
championship battle at Reno. Thomas
MItdIe,. an enlisted man of the United
States marine corps. had his throat
cut and liz at the casualty hospital in
a. serious condition.
Another white man, who was found
unconscious lat at night fin PennsyI-
RaHia avenue, after a free for All fight
was taken to the hospital, where II was
discovered be had sustained conclusion
OF the brain
Several other participants I'm street
lights we're reported severely injured
but no fatalities have resulted
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-07
SOUTH DAKOTA
REPUBLICANS HOLD
STATE CONVENTION
r. O. Richards Pet Anti Spells
Resolutions Are Consigned
to the Waste
Basket.

Sioux Falls, s. o., July 6.--Ths plat
form adopted by the republicans Of
South Dakota, in their SKATE cenven-
ton last night, contains the raildest
sort Of an Endorsement of President
Taft. Absolutely no mention is made
Of the course Of Senators Gamble and
Crawford in the Senate, or Of Repre-
sentatiVes Burke and Martin in the
House.
The Payne -Atdrich tartfs ,aw in criCi-
cfsed for It's failure to provide free
iron, free lumber and free coal The
protective principle is reiterated. and
the platform declares for the creation
OF tariff commission Physical valI-
alton OF railroads. regulation Of trusts,
and the income ta1 conser vation Of
resources are heartily inGarseG
TIE platform approves the changes
OF rules already made ia uhe House. ard
urges the congressman from tn5s state
% favor other notifications TO further
curb che arbitrary power 9E the speak
er. Coming down - stare matters. the
administration OF Governor Nessey IS
heartily commended and declarations
OF Future progressive policies are made.
2. o. Richards Ciscnea.
Defeated az the last, when be cIain7ea
encouragement etat his reform fdpas
should ind place In the platform OF
the republican state convention. Chair
man R. O. EiChartis OF tho primary
Essagf1a. sprung "a sensation On the eou.
yenEt9n at Z o'clock this morning Av
revealing the memorandum Of an
q agreement signed By - leaders OF the
progressive organization rs earlr as
February I'D. 1870 promising taaE me
1Airau conference af February q
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-08
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Feb. T.-BUTTER-Receipts today
we're 500 packages. This market opened nm. put
trade was quiet and Of a selectiTe character, ana
no changes were made in prices Of the different
grades Of table butter. Creamery Specials va
creamery extras. 29s creamery rsts. q; State dairy.
finest, p; process specials. q; Western imitation
creamery. hrsts. g.
CHEESE-R Receipts today were 755 boxes; trade
dull State full cream. fall shipments, 49, State
full cream fall make, fancy III; State fun cream.
current make, best, 49, SKINS specials IL SKINS
fall make good 10 prime. a.
EGGS-Receipts to-day were 49, cases Despite
the cold weather the tone was weak and sellers NeTe
unable 10 force prices higher on fresh eggs state
and nearby hennery white. fancy, %; St2Le feuh
sylvania brown hsnDery. fancy %; fresh gathered
extras, 81 fresh gathered frsts, 2Sz; refrigerator
hrstS. g.
Mill, FEED-steady: quiet trade. Spring hrsn.
d Tag 90 standard middlings. B75a2700 city bran,
300. in bulk: Western ned dog. 3l5' 70 aTlVei
winter wheat bran. in lOOlb sacks. 70 srive. 20.
OATS STEADY; small trade. No. white o8aoi'A /:
No white 53a5J1a No. 4 white. Saga; natural
and clipped white, on track. Na5I.
FIOUR-Steady: demand moderate kansas
straights 625a5 90 In sacks; sft strlghta, 5SA0 D.
in barrels: spring IatentA 575a6Oo in barrels sring
Gears Assoc.
RYE FLOUR-Steady: inquiry inactive. Good 20
choic, brands quoted az 43a45n
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-NeW, 20 arrive, IN quoted
at 2OOa2O5. with quiet trade.
tADi-N oifAAlf7oNalgI LAAe A1't7--.H'
dried for export, $40: coarse meal, in bags. l4a
LA
HAY-Receiuts LILO tons; STEADY; demand Is fair.
| Primo timothy I'D: No. l. LIS; No 2 Llo; No. 3.
los
sTRAW-Reoipts 80 tons; FINN light supply.
| Long rye. 65as0.
| BEEF-steady; moderate business Packet. l3.5oa
/ 400: family l60al7.G0
/ PORK-Strung; trade inactive. Mes. 80; fam
| ily. q 50a3600.
| LARD-Strouser: inquiry inactive. Prime West
en- 1910; city l225 refined continent, lao0i South
/ American so: refined BRAZILIAN kegs A50; oleo-
s,aarfne l5al6: lard stearns dull New YORK, L
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-08
PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. Feb 7.-Quotations furnished by BAlti-
more Fruit and Produce Association are as follows:
BUTTER-Creamery. extras. fancy. per h.. 81;
DO. imitation. 3aG do, prints. 1-lb S5a3i
do lib, S3a3i; do, blocks 2-ib, 2as3 do. dairy
uTints MARYLAND, Pennsylvania, and Virginia. =;
do Iowa and Northwestern ladle, q.
EGGS-MaTyland. Pennsylvania. and nearby frsts,
per doz q; do, Eastern Shore Maryland and
Virginia, per doz. p: Western frstS. per doz.. 2.
do, West Virginia. per doL, 2; do. North Caro-
lima per dOL. O.
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys choice young.
small. per H., 2Ja26. medium 70 large, per ID, ga
"A; do fair to sod. Per h., 2la22; old toms. per
H., slaZ; chickens. straight young. per h. small.
lSa2O: do. mixed. young and Old. per h. l7als
ducks choice fat per h., BaB; capons, large, per
H.. 2ia25: medium per h., 2la23: small and slips,
per ID BAD geese cnpioe. nearby, per h.. l2al3
Western and Southern, per ID, nal2
LIVE POULTRY-Od hens, heavyweight, H..
l6is; do lightweight 6l1; ola ROSTERS. per h. 10
young chickens, choice per h.. lSal9; rough and
poor, Per b.. Is. turkeys, hens choice. per h.
24a25; Young gobblers, b. 23a2i; old toms, per h.
l9a2, rough and poor, PER H. llalz geese. Western
and Southern. per 10. Is; Maryland and Virginia
per b. IS; do Kent Island, peF h.. l7als pigeons
young pair 3: do. old. per pair. 70; ducks. large
per 10. Il; do. small to medium, per h.. IS; do
white Pekins. per h.. l5al4: guinea fowl DID, each
.: do young IA lbs and over. 80
GAAiE-Ducks. mallard. per pair, heavyweight
75al.00; hackheadS, per PAIR -z1a-1s fe1heads, pc
pair L25al 50; canvasbacks per pair. L5)a20O: who'll
deer per h. 16als; Venison saddles per 10. 2Sl0.
POTATOES White nearby, per bushel. prime
5Oa55; do. Eastern Shore S)a55; do, Western Mary
land and Pennsylvania, prime, 5oa55i do, seconds
4aa45; do, New York prime, 5a55; do, Western
prime 6la55: sweets yellow. per bb Eastern ShoE
Virginia, L0a2O0 do, North Carolina, L7582Z5
Richmond I50s2OO: Delaware. l-l5a225 yams. Mary
land and Virginia per bbl.. lo)aL25; do. Nortl
Carolina L5al.5
GREEN FRUITS AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Maryland and Virginia, per Dbl. fancy, L75s2 80
do. fair. I25aI50: Maryland and Pennsylvania. 200
$50: DO. New York assorted. 25Oal0; cabbages
New York State per ton, . o0a5o0o; oeiery. Michi
! gan bunch Z5a55: do. New York State. crate, SEQ
$50; cranberries. Cape Cod per bbL. 60ja6.0; do.
box. L50a2 %: cucumbers Florida basket 25Dai %
eggplauts Florida. crate 35la500; craps fruit FloT
/ ida box, L5a350 kale Norfolk, per bol.. 5a65
lettuce. Norfolk and North Carolina PER basket IS
/ 100; Florida. 50aaOO onions. New York and Wes,
/ ern per bushel I0aS0. do. Maryland and PChnsyl
vania. yellow. pr bsIshsl, 7oaso; oranges. F10I
/ ida. per box. LSa22ji peas. Florida, Ier hasaet
! 250a40; squash. Florida, per crate. L5a2 %
spinach native per box O.; Norfolk. pr Dbl. 100
20O, string beans Florida. per basket 350aA50; q
mates. FIordl per CaHiT. fancy. 20R325: tur
4 nips native PER bushs sh59
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NeT York Feb. 7.-CATTLE-R Receipts 3Oc head
Steers in Light supply and fully l0c higher; bulls
and c1Us on limited receipts were l0al5 higher on
early arrivals; late sales were possibly trfs easier
In price. The yards were cleared. Common 70
prime steers sold at 45ll665 per 100 lbs: oxen.
4oOa525. bulls. 260a5D; COWS, 27Oal60; heifeTs
a5Ga575.
Dressed beef steady at stslO3 Ter H.. with extra
beef bringing II. Liverpool and london cattle mar
kets steady az last quotations. and refrigerator beef
at London u PER To-
CALyES-Receipts, 1876 head. Prices were steady
20 strong f-r both vesls and b3rnyari calves. no
Westerns offered for sale. Common 20 choice yeliS
sold al sDIlLO Ter 100 lbs, culls. 5ol..0J; barn
yard calves 400; city dressed vsals. firm az l0al6
rer 70, country dressed eai4i5; dressed barnyard
and fei calves 1al0
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rccrpts. s5T head.
Sherp in light supply and firm and no strictly good
sheep offered. Lambs were active and Is higher
than last Saturday. and the pens were cleared early.
Common 90 fair sheep sold. A5oa515 per 100 lbs
cllls 300al0): ordinary 70 prime lambs a5oa95); a
few cullz 66C; ycarlinzs. 7.oaS0o dressed mutton.
firm a. 9aIi por To- dressed lambs, az lsaal52, and
county dressed lambs. 4G)a90o per carcass
HOGS-Receipts 10 go head: prices strong and
al weights sca93 Ier 100 lbs; country dressed
hogs. steady. 0l4al2'sc.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-08
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
lprcss nnrted are WHOLESALE


BUTTER Creamery. fancy. S2al3; do. frsts. 5la
Z; do. seconds. Zaz: process, fancy. 2, do. fair
20 good. Eas. dairy choice, 2iaZ5; do. good. 2a25;
CHEEsE-New York state factory. fancy fats. la
I7l4, do. small l7al7n, do. large. l6iasl7.
EGGS-Near-by. choice. retUrnabie eases. 3; West
Virginia and Southwest Virginia, returnable cases
9: Tennessee returnabls cases. .; North Carolina
re.urnable cases. q
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. srgirs. large. lsale
d., medium lsal9; do. do. small. lsal9: hens
small per H.. l6: do. large. l6. r1sErs. per H.
Q: ducks old, SUrIng, l1s. and over. l59lbi d..
suriug lhs and over, l5sl5 geese peg ID, Nal2
d. fancy, l2aIl; TURKEYS, toms, per H.. 2aZ2; do
hens. 21s23, do. thin. lOll2; keats. per To-, Is
DRESSED POUBTRY-Turkeys. choice undTaWn
hens Der h. 2ia25: do ayeTase. undrawn mixed
Z3a24: chickens. Qer d.. lS415; chickens and hens
mixed l6aI7; capous l-lb. average. pr ID. cls25
do, small Ia-2, slips. per H., Eal5; hens, choice
pr h. l6al7: rOostcTs. JET TO-, 10 ducks. BAR
gsase. PER b.. Halls.
GAAiE-Quan. pr d1z-. fancy. 500: do. small
LoaL5J. squirrels each. 5a5. OpOssums. each. 31l35
DRESSED MEATS-HamA country. susar-cuTsi
l6als; hogs. small and neat, Ter cEt-. %; do. ne
diun o. heavy 9alo. do. rough. 5izsa
DRIED FRUITS-Apples. sliced. fancy 5sl5; DO.
sliced bright. 5a5ia, do quarters, bright, 5, cher
ries lZaI5. blackbeuias Z; whOrtlcherrcs. l2i5
NEGETA 8LES-Po;atoes, per Dbl. l51al.75. ssee
potatoes, ger bbl.. new. L.&a2o0; vans, Ter Dbl
L25aL53
GREEN FRUITs-Applss, loose. PER Dbl. Is
G,Ta
SUNDRIES-Beeswa s9a50; tsIlov. eaGl1. gin
sang, per h.. 500a5Ni seneca, Ter TO-. a.; solder
seal 4la5; pink I1aIi: mandrake. 2l3. snake root
IS; walnut kernels. dr. lZ5al5. black waluuts, re
100 l0.
WOOL AND HIDEs-Wo5l. urvashed. free o
buns. per d. 2Sa22; wool. burr. 25l2S. hides green
per h. u: DO. dry. l5al5; sheepskins green each
75alGi do dr., 25a5); ealf5kins, green. each. 80
LIS; muskrat. each. CO. DO. black 90 do, kits .
skunk each. black 25l3o); mink. each, s1Da5 %
rabbit skins, each ]; Upussum, each, &aJ0; raccoOl
each. 5laI0G fox. red. each L0oaL55. DO, gray
each +5sLO1
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished By ". B. Hibbs & Co. mem
bsrs of the Chicago Board o. Trade, Hibbs Building
Chicago. Feb. Wheat opened = fraction lower
on easy cables and lgood receipts in the Northwest
The product was absorbed by commission houses.
and the market becoming CyeEOd. a sharp rally
took place, May selling up Ia cents from the low
Point. The visible supply showed a decrease q
go 20 bushels which caused part q the rally.
Minneapolis wired cash wheat IN good demand. with
premiums unchanged. There reports Il sales Of
wheat AZ 81. Louis 20 20 10 Mexico Canadian sup
ply decreased ZG,O0 bushels Some damage reports
coming in from the Southwest. which Is quite I'M
usual az this time Of the year. Local lots y.
with % cars estimated for tomorrow.
Corn gas heavy and showed no rallying power 4
its own, but at times was helped fnCi0ually by
the strength in wheat, Cash markets were heavy
again az = 10 &c decline Outside markets were
all lower. A message from Indiana says farmers are
selling corn freely. Local car lots. 465. with 6i9
cars estimated for tomorrow.
Oats were weak and lower. Country commission
houses were sellers, while buying was on resting
ders and by local shorts There vas elso some sell
ing Of May against purchases Of May com. Cash
prices &c lower Local car lots ISL with I95 cars
estimated fgr tomorrow.
Provisions were again higher and closed firm. The
buying was led by the interests that were c0,-
spicuos on that side last week and there was also
fair investment demand, Pr0ft-taking longs sup
piled the bulk of the offerings the selling pressure
being light. The bullish hog news was tie govern
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.

Baltimore Feb 7.-Followng are the prices for
live stock furnished at the Union Stock Yards
to-day:
CATTLE-Receipts for the week ended at noon
to-day 93 head. against ZJ7 head last week.
Fifty-one carloads On sale Market active and gen
orally SAD higher. steers common 10 bsst
350a675; heifers, 325a5&; COWS. 200a4.sO; bulls,
S25a5O0; fresh COWS. H0a600O per head
Exported last week-B. " Lehman 4 Bro. s5S
head cattle per steamship Ulstermore, for Liver
pool; BY Morris Beef Company, 2s head cattle, per
steamship Niackinaw for London: by Swift Beef
Company. 1is head cattle. per steamship Mackinaw
for London.
SHEEP AND LANBS-Receipts for the week
ended az rocn to-day were 1852 head, against SO
head last week. Fair supply; market higher.
Sheep. 350a6 %; lambs. 650as q.
HOGS-Receipts for the week ended ct noon to-
day were SOS head. against 7,7Sl head last week.
Light supply. Market finn at following quotations:
Western, el5s9.S. nearby, SsOasl5 pigs. G5Oas IS
roughs 7.s0as5
CALyES-Receipts for the week ended at noon
to-day were go head, against go head last week.
Fair supply; market higher. Common TO bes;
55ea9 .
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

At the annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Washington Gaslight Com
pany yesterday, the following directors
were elected: John r. Mclean, John Nc
nhenny. Richard IL. Goldsborough, Milton
E. Allies. Howard 5. Reside. Joseph
Letter. and ord Preston.
Joseph Letter and Ord Preston are tho
new directors provided for by act of Con-
gress. permitting the increase In the num-
Der OF directors from five to seven.
The meeting was protracted from u
o'clock to about 2:3O, the time being taken
UP, It was said, in the consideration Of a
resolution looking 10 an issue Of bonds.
The meeting was Of the executive order,
and after it's adjournment. no information
was given out. further than the election
Of the directors II is understood, how
ever, that the plan to issue bonds equal
in amount 10 the uncapitaliZed surplus OF
the company viii not Immediately become
effective.
Trading on the local stock exchange
yesterday was small in volume. Traction
shares and Mergenthaler were the active
issues and these sold in comparatively
small quantity.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibbs & Co,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building.
New York. Feb. Spot cotton was still the sheet
anchor Of the market Prices advanced. That most
Of the rise was lost Temporarily at one tine was
due largely or wholly 10 proit-taking. The spot
sales in Liverpool ls000 bales. making 40 O0I
bales in two days, and il was reported that 30 900
bales more were sold today after the close, and
reuorts are To the effect that the spot business at
the South Is increasing The sales Of late al
Memphis have been liberal at not much under the
high record price for the season. This was alsc
reported Of some other cotton centers at the South
to-day. Liverpool adyices were 10 the effect tina;
there was a good trade demand with continental
and English spiuneFs buying there. Farmers at the
South were frner than ever. Spot interests anL
SINNERS were buying here, So for time were Liver
pool Wall Street Southern, and local people, The
receipts at the Southern markets were light.
Futures advanced IS 70 Il points on the active
months lost most Of il. rallied and advanced II q
D closing firm. Estimated sales $50 900 bales.