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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-30
President Nouns Friend.

president Taft, upon his arrival here
today from New York was much dis
dressed by the news of the death of his
friend, Justice Brewer. He had
learned the bare fact last night before
ne departed from Jersey City and
eagerly read the detailed accounts of
the death Of the noted jurist as soon as
The newspapers reached him in his car
at the union station this morning.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-30

]. NORTH entered a plea of not guilty
to a statutory offense in the justice
court of F. NJ Bishop yesterday after
noon. the case of Daniel Engleman'
charged with cruelty to animals, was
indefinitely postponed and Young Woo
charged with selling liquor on Sunday
at the Empire cafe, was given two days
in which to prepare for a hearing.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-30

MORONI n. HILL, Hugh and William
IL. Park and Jane Wardell yesterday
filed suit in the district court against
Marari ana Queen North and about fifty
others, seeking to quiet title to -four
pieces of ground. One is in the north
east quarter of section 81, township ]
south, range 1 east, and the others are
parts of lots 2, and 4. block IS, ten
acre plat A, Big Field survey.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-30
ROBERT GLEASON was sen

ROBERT GLEASON was sent to the
state penitenuary by Judge T. ID. Lewis,
of the dis trict court, yesterday, to serve
one year at hard labor, after pleading
guilty TO the charge of burglary in the
third degree. He broke into the house
of Grover Hanson, on Eddings street,
in Murray, on January Is, 1910.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-30
ELITE THEATRE.

D. S. High school. Phones: Bell, 1902; /
Ind. 2007.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-30

loon reported at police headquarters
yesterday morning that their thirst par
lOr was broken into after II O'Clock
Monday night and robbed of a quantity
of tobacco and whisky and about 50
in change. The thieves gained entrance
through rear window.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-30
NATION MOURNING
JUSTICE BREWER
President Taft Profoundly Af-
fected by Death of
His Friend.

WASHINGTON, March 2s-The body OF
the late Justice Brewer of the supreme
court OF the United States win be
taken back to his old home in Leaven-
worth, Kan, for burial.
There will be short funeral service
at the Brewer residence here on Thurs
cay afternoon. The members of the
supreme court will act as palIbearers.
AT $40 p. m. the funeral party, includ-
ing probably the entire court. will start
on its journey to Kansas. The funeral
train will arrive at LeavenwOrth Sat
urday morning.
The death of Justice Brewer caused
profound regret here and throughout
lie country. Many calls were made at
the Brewer residence today by sympa-
thiZing friends of the family, and mes
sages of coincidence arrived in great
numbers. Members of the supreme
court Of the United States were among
the callers.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-30

MEMBERS of the ladies' auxiliary of the
United Commercial Travellers, No. 81,
have made preparations for dance 70
be given at the Odeon on the night OF
April 6. for the purpose of raising funds
and arousing interest in the new or
ganization.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-30

A.. THE MEETING of the cement fin,
ishers and asphalt layers union. local
night. August Weidenbacher was elected
president for the coming year. There
I1-es large attendance of members of
the union and a number of new names
were added to the already large list. Mr.:
Weidenbacher succeeds w. c. Ernest
as president. Other officers of the To-
cal uniOn are F. c. Anderson, vice
president: z. Ekker, treasurer; n. I.
Thurston. financial secretary and z. {.
RubaDhaIl secretary.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-30

THE LOCAL chamber of commerce is in
receipt of a communication from Saver
Fruitas company of San Francisco, re-
questing the names and addresses OF
Salt Lake firms dealing in wholesale
butter, eggs and cheese. Secretary J. l..
Perkes, liz answer to the letter, sent the
information desired
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-30
CITY BREVTTIES

A MEETING of the board of public works
will be held Friday night, when several
small contracts will be let, the most i'm
pOrtant of which will be the asphalt paw
ing OF Third South street from Third
West to Rio Grande venue, and on Rio
Grande avenue from Second South TO
Fourth South street. The street has al
ready been paved to Third West street.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-07
PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. Oct 6-Quotations by Baltimore Fruit
and Produce ASSOCIATION as follows:
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy. per ID. E11s4; do.'
choice. 2slsa2s; do good. 2sl5aT; do imitation,
aifa22; do, prints 2s5aaSl do blocks. 2saJoi sdle
e; Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls p; Ohio rolls.
g West Virginia rolls, p store-packed. q Mary.
land. Virginia. and Pennsylvania dalFy prints. Il;
process 2ia6
EGGs-Maryiand. Pennsylvania. and nearby hTsts.
Per doz.. q Western irsts. q; Southern hTsts. 81
West Virginia hrsts. IS
GREEN FRUITS AND VBGETABLES-Apples
handpieked. per Dbl, L40aI6O; do. windfalls, l0a
is; do. Eastern Shore Md per boa, BaSo; do,
Eastern Shore Md. per ls-bbl. bas. 4aO do,
Western Maryland and Pennsylvania per Dbl. 2ODa
2-0; do. New York. 20oa3O0 beets. per bunch. Ia
az; cabbage. per 100 200saO0. do New York State,
per ton. 59oasooi esuSaloupes, green, per bas, Aa
30; de-. ripe. 9a40. do, Eastern Shore. per crate,
2a75: celery. New YORK per crate, i.75a2oO. corn,
sugar. per dOZ. l0al5. cucumbers. New York State.
per bus. bas 75al.0o; damsons. Maryland and Viz
guia per bbl,. S0oa35o do. per = b1is. bas., ase
do, per bus box. local 3 do, Western Maryland
and West Virginia. s-lb. bas.. Is eggpants pr
bas l0al5 grRpes ConcoTdb peT alb. has. 2al2 do,
Aiagaras. per alb. bas.. lSai4 Do. Catawbas. per
i-ib bas, l2al3; do. DelaWares per i-lb bas., la
-; lettuce native per bus. box Z5as0. do. New
York. per \ bbl has. falls lima beans per bus.
lOoall0 onions New YORK and Western. per bus.
6oaG5i do. Maryland and PENNSYLVANIA. yellow. Der
bus b5a65; peaches. Eastern Shore Md. per box.
1Vao5i 90, per 7slas Zoa4Os DO, fancy PER bas.i
a0a6o; do. Western Maryland per y has. 50al0O
do. fancy. per A-bas Lo0AL25: do. per car. Liza
LIS; Mount White Heath. per baS. T5al.25; pears.
Eastern Shore Kieffsr per has. load; do Kiefer,
per bbl.. 75al25: do. Eastern Shore. Seckels per
has. sass; do. New York. per bhl.. 3.o0a56o;
squash, native per bas ban; beans green. native.
per bus. box. 30a4O: do. wax Sa40: tomatoes.
Eastern Shore per bas, ioaI5i do pr 4s-bAs.. l5a
So do, per bus. 0a60: watemeons. Virginia, pr
100 as 20 size 36Cal00o: do. North Carolina per
100 560al5oo; do. Anne Arundel pr 100. 5leal500.
LIVE POULTRY-Chicksns. young. choice. h..
bale; do rough and poor h.. lfal5; old hens ID.
heavy 10. do. small 10 medium l4ai5 old ROSTERS.
b. ioali; ducks. old musooyy and mongrel 10. LA
u. do. Young white pekins fat PER To- l3all:
do. puddle old h.. l3al4; do. spring lbs.
per 10. l3aA; do. spring small. poor. per 10. Y;
pigeons. old. per pair. ~. do. young. per pair, Sa
3 guinea fowl. young. IA lbs. and over. each Sc
do. old each o.
POTATOES-White. near bs. per bus. prime. 50a
s.; do. Western Maryland and Pennsylvania per
bus, prime, 55 do, seconds. 4oaSo Western. per
bus, prime, boa55 sweets, yellow, per Dbl. Nos-
folk. l25sl5o; do Eastern shore. l55al- 50; do,
Anne Arundel per Dbl. L40al50; Potomac, per
Dbl. new. L25al.S5; Rappahannock. per Dbl. liza
lis.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. Oct, e-CATTLE-Receip Of beeves
were L7i9 head. mainly consigned direct 10 local
slaughterers. No trading on live weight to-day;
feeling nominally steady dressed beef duh at salls
per pound for native sides; Texas beef 7ass Liver
pool and London cattle markets unchanged. Exports
none
CALVES Receipts were $50 head. including So for
the market. Yeals steady; coarse, heavy grassers
and Western calves. slow and weak: Others IN
changed Common 10 choice Yeals sold Sail Der
100 pounds: ellls and mixed calves. SEQ no sales
Of grassers or Westerns. City dressed veals steady
90 l3alli5 per pound country dressed do, siaal5 :
dressed grassers and fed calves. Sale
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts were leih cars
or $3.50 head. Sheep, in poor demand aud weak :
lambs. firm 10 10 higher; a small lot Of sheep un-
Sold Common 10 prime sheep sold at 300ai0d per
100 lbs. common 70 prime lambs 5.5oa7 lsk year
lings 500 Dressed mutton, slow at T1ka9OO per
To- dressed lambs steady at uai3
H0GS-Receipts, lbs head including half a car
for the market. Feeling, steady: prime State hogs
heavy light weights sold 80 per 100 lbs country
dressed hogs. unchanged at l3ali per d.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-07
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Oct. 6-CORN-stock in elevators.
Uses bushels; shipments from elevators, IS, 80
bushels Contract to-day opened quiet spot mixed
corn opened at s. nominal. year corn at the opcn-
ING was aS montreal. and January early was 5i4s
nominal. Settling prics. oontrAct, S.
FLoUR-WiHter e1tra. 3s0aS 60, do. clear s5a
AlS do, straight ty0a445 do. patent. 4.SOa4. %;
spring clear rev. Al5as40: do straight new, 52Sa
$50 do. patent. new. 65oa575: Csty Mills best pat
ent. as; do. high grade patent, 53s: do. high
grade straight. 505. do choice family, 40. do.
extra, 2ias6o; re -four, medium 70 choice, 425a
40; corn meal 100 lbs. lloai %.
HAf-NeW No. ] timothy. large bales. D0o: do
No. 2 l9.o0al950 No. 3 as % location i6 J)al50o,
choice clover mixed, l5Oais5o; No. ! clover mixed
HU No. mixed. IS c0al550; No. ! clover I400;
No. clover I2OAl250: meadow grass aud packing
hay. lGooall9 nogTads hay. as 20 quality and con
dition, sJ0al260
MILL FEED-Spring bran. in iogIh sacks. pr
ton 2 SlaLAD; Western middliugs IN lO0lb. saeks
ton, "A 5oa500 fOur and white mddlingz, In lO0-lb
sacks. per ton. 2 .d0a29oo. City Mills middliHg in
loolb sacks. per ton. 215a2i 50. City Mills bran
In lOoib. SACKS "a. s9aS.5A
oATS-Stock in elevators $3.50 bushels; ship
ments from elevators l25{7 bushels New oats on
SPOT were; No. white. S1a standard white. s. No
white S14; No. white, AJAX.
RNE-Stoek in elevators, c. iS bushels ship
ments from elevators 80 bushels. No. ne West
ern. domestic lSal9 No. ? re domestic, f5a.T !;
bag lots. as 10 quality and condition. s6a15: No. J
l9et Ncrlttni duincnuc, ila4ii 40. ne nearby,
sllaal2 No. rye nearby T1aTL
SrRAW-Suaight rye straw, fair 70 choice, IO6Oa
100; straight rye. No. 9Gal0O; tangled rye
blocked, T.o)as 90; wheat blocked fair 10 good
6.oOas50 do, good 20 prime 750aso0
WHEAT-Stock ID elevators, ll95aa bushels;
shipments from elevators. % SIS bushels Sales 4
cargoes on grade Al Sz fer stock steamer and s9Is
tcr stock rejected Bag lots, 10 quality and con
diti0n. brought s. 81 s. and 8 a bushel. Con
tract opened hrmeF, 9sis, nominal; spot No red
wheat early vas 81 nominal. while spot 10. red
Western opened az g nominal November az the
opening was syk nominal. and December early was
LuA. nominal Sales one car p. p. O.. spot s.
Settling prices; Contract spot, 50; No. red
Western. 8a No. 3 red. 95As steamer No : red
o. and Steamer No. red Western, s5-.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-07
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Oct 6-BUTTER-Recepts 4.Oa
packages. The market is featureless Creamery spe-
Gals 301s; creamery extras, 3; State dairy, tubs
finest. 2s; process specials. q factor. June make
frsts a.
CHEESE-Receipts, i4a5 boxes The market sp-
pears shade hrmer on best offerings Of whole
milk cheese. but prices unchanged State
fancy small, eolored, l5ai skins, specials ~ i;
skins average. fine, III.
EGGS-Receipts 22 cases There was consid-
cradle activity displayed this morning
State Pennsylvania and nearby hennery white
fancy, 40; State PENNSYLVANIA and nearby hennery
browns fancy %; fresh gathered selected extras
per dozen. 80, fresh gathered extra frsts. z5k.
Observation-Disclosures. Spring bran. 22.S5; stand
ard middlings. 2AlO; Western red dog &.75. 10 ar
rive; winter bran. in lOolb. sacks 10 arrive 24OO
0ATS-Steady; quiet. No. white 40, No 5
white. 80; No. t. 50; white. on track. 4Oak.
FLOUR-Frm; fair demand. Kansas strsights
4sa5.l0 in sacks; soft straights. 450a4 g. in bar
rels; spring patents, 55Oa5.s5. in barrels; spring
clears, 4.50a4.s5
RYE FLOUR-Fimer: dealings moderate. Choice
brands quoted at 4.6a4.40
NAiEAI-Steady; business moderate Kiln
dried for export. SIS; coarse meal. in bags l2al2
HAY-Receipts. 7l5 tons; strong; fair demand for
choice. Quotations are for new prime timothy
LIS No. !, Ito; No 2 Locales No. ;. s5a9o
STRAW-Receipts. % tons; frmer. Long rye
quoted at 55a60
BEEF Strong moderate dealings. Packet 65Oa
100; family ls.5Oa9aOo.
PoRK-Weaker; inactive Mess. 2.Oa2l.5O: fam
ily 500aS&
LARD-strong. Prime Western. 1850; city. 1910;
refined continent. 1850: South American. l4l5; re-
fined Brazilian. in kegs. 1918; oeostsarins, Ia;
lard steaEins quiet; New xOEk. lsialk
The Washington herald., 1910-10-07
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.


BUTTER-CTesmeTy, fancy. yer ID, S94aSlA
Western fists. saS3i seoonds &a23 process, fancy.
EaSh
CHEEsE-New York State factory. new, large.
I6El7.
EGGS-Near-by. fresh Virginia per doz.. 2sa2si
West Virginia and Southwest Virginia, Zs8 Ten
uessee 6a2.
GREEN FRUITS-Applss. per bbi.. L00aA 2
oranges, California per box, 3.sos6Zi lemons, per
box. 350a6oo; grape fruit per crate 3Oa5.0; pine
apple. par crate. 20oa3oO: can,aloupes. per crate.
50a3 %, PEACHES. Ter basket 50al 81 wateHnelons,
each, loaB; GRAPES Delaware. per basket. Is:
Niagara pr basket. lial5 Concord, PER basket, u
as Bartlett pears per barrel. 35045 o, dsmsons,
per basket 35al0; ehsstnuts per II. DGli.
DRESSED POULTRY-Hens choice, PER ID, i
POSTERS, PER To- p springers pr h.. Eals ducks
per 10 Halls: geese Der 10. Sale.
LIVE POULTBN-Chiekens spring, per ID. l6alI
hens per H. 10; ROSTERS. per H.. TO- turkeys FER
h. Balls; ducks per h. l2al4; geese. Per h.. Sal0
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. new. No. !. Per bu-.
T5aSo: per bbl. lT5a20o: No. 2 Dbl. l.Z5ai.50;
sweets Per Dbl. i@sai.5o; ~aIns, per bbl i69al =
csieinbers, per basket T5aI5os onions. Ter box.
6oas0 cabbage per Dbl 60ai %; egg plant. per doz..
9a25i squash, per crate, &af1; string beans. ger
bbi.. L2al59s lima beans per quart iZisa0i let
tlce. per basket LtoaLs5. tomatoes, home grown,
Per box 5a15; cele, per crate, 2I5as0oi radishes,
per hundred. 80; peppers. PER basket Ea5oi
ulrnTs per dozen punches z5aZl bests. 20 buncbcs
l50a2 3; green com, pr dozen ears, Wal3.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-07
VISITED BY GRAND MASTER.
Columbia Lodge of odd Fellows
Greet High Officers.

Grand Master Daniel A. Dugan, accom-
panied by the other officers OF the Grand
Lodge. I o. o. F.. Of the District, paid an
Official visit 10 Columbia Lodge, No. 10,
l. 0. 0. F.. at Odd Fellows Hall, last
night Officers OF the order passed a
creditable examination in the secret
work OF the order.
r. T. Mitchell. district deputy grand
master OF the Grand Lodge, I. o. o. F..
OF Connecticut, was a visitor and made
a short address. Announcement was made
that the degree team which competed in
the contest held recently in Atlanta. Ga,
Will confer the first degree on a number
of candidates in the auditorium Of odd
Fellows Hall on Thursday night, Octo-
Der lS.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-07
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, Oct. 6-Hogs. mostly 10 higher; quality
fair bulk Of prices s50as.s5 estimated receipts to
day u 900; Official Yesterday IS s25 shipments sS5
left over 1885, estimated receipts tomorrow, i2O00
Lights 865a9.1: mixed and butchers s4oa9 Is;
rough heavy sl5asaO; workers. sO5a92O 20; pigs, ga
sos.
Cattle. strong: estimated receipts to-day, ZOO
Beeyes, 4.T0as o. Cows and heifers 2ga6 4; Texas
steers, 4.00a56j; stOckers and feeders 3a0a5 rs
Western 4.00as,75
Z5oa4-5; Western, 275a4 20; yesrlngs. asDs5 20
lambs. 450a7.O0; Western, l.7sa7o0.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-07
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Oct. 6-Money on call az tho stock ex-
change today opened az 2. PER cent; highest. "a ;
lowest n; closing, "a per cent Most Of the
days loans were made at "a per cent
Time money was quiet, with scarcely any inquiry.
Offerings were liberal, both as To amount and
assortment q security while the same condition
prevailed as has been often noted Of offerings
az less than quoted rates secured by q special
kind Of collateral Rates were a. PR cent for
sixty days 4aa4A for ninety DAYS and four months
4l53i@ for five and SIX m0nths\
Mercantile paper offered profitable investment 10
buyers there being a good assortment q names
az fun rates. but demand continued light Rates
5iaa5A per cent for sixty and ninety DAYS bills
receivable. 5i.a6 for four and six months choice
single names ca for others.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-07
MODERN W0ODMEN INITIATE.

Columbia Camp, No. 1923, Modern
Woodmen OF America. held a class militia
ton at Pythian Temple, last night. The
new ritual was exemplifed In full form
upon Andrew Kinnamon, c. A. Bealor, T
P. Jameson. T. II. Thayer. r. C. McCul-
loch, C. I. Montgomery. r. z. P. Krieter
and A. G. Hammond. -Four applications
for membership were acted upon favor
ably.
This camp will join with the other
camps of the District In arrangements
for large joint class Initiation TO be
held next January l. W. H. Cole is the
representative Of Columbia Camp on the
Joint committee.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-07
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished BY W p. Hibbs & Co.
members q the Chicago Board OF Trade. Hibbs
BulluIlE.
Chicago Oct. 6-WHEAT-Cash demand vas
quiet and although Baltimore and Philadelphia re-
ported very little demand there for export still
New Nork wired the uncertainty regarding the ar
genuine crop is likely 70 stimulate foreign demand
and their bids to-day from abroad we're ssneEhat
better As long the weather continues dry IN
Argentina the bulls viii vo-k the drought scare
fer all II is worth and with present receipts az
primary points running light they might be
able 70 work mp bull market; besides If the news
from the Argentine becomes bullish Europe might
become alarmed. Local receipts. 50 GAIA With q
estimated FOR tomorrow.
eORN-The weather throughout the coqu belt was
cold and clearing. While country offerings are
light, sill cash demand yery quiet The mar
ket ruled finn IN the early part Of the session, IN
sympathy with the strength in wheat but later
eased Of and ruled heavy during the abalance Of
the day. Local receipts. 255 cars, with 25S esti-
mated for tomorrow.
OATS-Oats market ruled quiet, but rather heavy
all day. Shorts having covered 20 freely tho last
few days left the market IN a rather weak posi-
ton. Cash demand is very Quiet. Local receipts,
III czrs. with llS estimated for Tomorrow.
PkONISIONS-PToTisiors ruled higher on the pres
eut strong hes situation. some bull support was
given the market bat the chief demand for most
Of the list came from shorts Packers we're thought
20 b. the principal sellers Cash trade remains
unusually SLOW for this season
The Washington herald., 1910-10-07

Following the general upward trend Of
the market yesterdays session OF the
Washington Stock Exchange showed a
decided improvement. and although the
total bond transactions were far below
the average, the stock list sales were
four times those of Tuesday and prac-
tically double those of Wednesday. Spir-
tied bidding marked all the uansae-
tons made. with Traction holding the
center OF the stage.
Washington Railway and Electric pre-
ferred was responsible for the greater
part OF the sales. six lots, aggregating
in total e!ghty-two shares, changing
hands at various fractional prices from
SSA TO So Common held firm at 22ls. Two
lots of twenty-five each were sold at this
figure.
Odd lots of Capital Traction were offered
by several brokers. and two lots of five
each went at l29 Here the price broke
however and the remaining sales OF thir-
teen We're at a full point lower. At close
IL was offered at 12SIs. a half point below
offering price Wednesday. Bid ruled at
l26, a two-point drop from the previous
day.
In the bond list there were but two
transactions. One in Washington Railway
and Electric As in sum OF $1,000 went at
S5A. and one in Potomac Electric Consuuc-
ton 5s of the same amount found sale
at a fourth point above par. The bid
on the latter security held at par with
the asking price. 1904
After call considerable bidding attended
the securing OF an additional ffty-share
lot OF Washington Railway and Electric
common. The selling price on the pre-
vious transaction had been at a fourth
point above the previous days bid. and
the buyer attempted 10 get more at the
same figure The sellers held out. how
ever. and the lot finally went at S215.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-07
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

cArTLE-Extra. per cwt.. e.5oaf25: do. butcher.
5.5oas25 common. 4.50a55 Is.
HoGs-Per cSt. gross. s.ooas.5o; do. ordinary
500.
sHEEP-Prime. 3.o0a35o; do. common, 25oa2 y.
LAMBs-FAncy spring. 6.oOa7.0o; fall choice, 100;
medium. $50.
CALNES-Prine. per ID. s1sal0: medium, per ID.
sae
CoWs-Prime, fresh, each, s5oh40O0: do com
mon, 3.eoas0 CO; do old and dry, l0O0al5O0
WOOL AND HInES-Wool. washed free Of
burrs, per h.. q; wool. unwashed, per ID. %:
hides. green per ID. 3; hides dry, per H.. l2aI4
ealfskins. green each. L25alsa
The Washington herald., 1910-10-07
Girls Club Opens Monday.

The girls department of the Washing
ton Juvenile Club will open Monday at
$50 o'clock. Girls from six TO sixteen
years OF age will be eligible for men,
bershlp. Those wishing 10 join may
register Saturday from 10 10 Il o'clock
a. m. and from to o'clock .. m.
This department will be under the d.
rection of Mrs Robert T. Frailey.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-07
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Reguar call y O'Clock noon:
Washington Railway and Electric As $500 at
s3A
Potomac Electric COTS S. 81 go az iooA
Capital Traction. al l29, at 10 at Is at
l& 3 at Is
Washington Railway and Electric com, g at s2R
. at 32.
Washington Railway and Electric pfd.. at 60
a, 49, q at s67s, 3 at $50 3 at SIS ! az Ss7s.
Lanston, 10 at IS. At IS. % az IS. % at S.
National Savings and Trust 10 al Is
Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank, 10 AZ
lAs, az rs.
After call-Washington Railway and E-cTio
con-. so az 32is.
Following are the bid and asked prices posted al
yesterdays meeting Of the Washington Stock Ia.
change:
The Washington herald., 1910-10-07
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAfN-Wheat new, Per bushel. Sass. corn,
shelled per bushe 73s7s; new ear. per barrel 40oa
4 3: oats Western. white No. p per bushe 4Sa4s:
oats mixed per bushei 40ai5; bran. ger ton. A.0o;
middlugs per ton. 8o.
HAY AND STRAW-Hay, Western No !, 1854
400; No . R1ai900; mixed AGalT-50; straw.
we bundle, lo5au-o0. rye, machine thrash. 7.5oa
SO. wheat ton $50: oats per ton. .50a!0o-
The Washington herald., 1910-10-07
Two Hundred Play Eucbre.

The Carroll Institute EuchFe Club
opened the season with 300 players at the
tables in Carroll Institute Hall last night
Many beautiful prizes are awarded The
officers of the club are John J. Connolly.
chairman: William Hannah, treasurer:
William H. Lepley. secretary. and John
r. Galloway, director
The Washington herald., 1910-10-07
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. b. Hibbs & Co..
members Of the New YORK Stock Exchange Hibbs
Building
New York. Oct 6.-The market was quiet and
steady during the late trading There was enough
profttakng the strong spots 10 curb enthusiasts
bullishness at such high level among the trading
element. But. the other hand there seemed 10
be so much cotton wanted on the declines from
H.8 for December and January there seemed no
inducemcnt 10 sell
The Washington herald., 1910-10-07
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished b. W. q. Hibbs Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building.
Call money: Open. "a high %; low. *: close. "a.
SALE OF SHARES BY HOURS