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The Bourbon news., 1912-08-20
Shocking Sounds

in the earth are sometimes heard be-
fore terrible earthquake. that warn
of the coming peril. Natures warnings
are kind. That dull pain or ache in
the back warns you the Kidneys need
attention. If you would escape those
dangerous maladies, Dropsy. Diabetes
or Bright disease take Electric Sit
tiers at once and see backache fly ard
all your best feelings return. "My
son received great benefit from their
use for kidney and bladder trouble, I"
writes Peter BoDdy. South lockwood,
Mich, 1T is certainly great kid
ney medicine. -. Try il. so cents at
Oberdrfer's.
The Bourbon news., 1912-08-20
CURIOUS BITS
OF HISTORY
THE FIRST GERMAN RAIL
ROAD.
BY A. w. MACY.

The oldest railroad In Ger
many is one of the shortest rail-
way lines in the world. The
Ludwig railway, connecting the
cities of Furth and Nuremberg,
is just three and three-quarter
miles long, and has never been
extended. 1t was conceived by
Johannes Scharrer, wealthy
hop merchant. The first trip
was made November ~, 1885,
the train consisting of five cars,
carrying go passengers. Time,
about II minutes, only half the
power of the locomotive being
used. Two weeks later trains
began running regularly, and
the road has been ip successful
operation ever since. The COM
pany owns eight locomotives, IS
passenger cars and six baggage
and freight cars. There are
about go employees.
The Bourbon news., 1912-08-20
Mating Rugs.

Another lot of 9 feet by II feet
Reversible Mating Rugs, S3.45.
3 feet by feet, 45 cents.
Also II feet inches by 9 feet,
stenciled on one side. Mating Rugs,
So. 35.
On sale now.
l2jly-tf. j. T. HINTON.
The Bourbon news., 1912-08-20
RefriEeraters; Lawn and Porch
Furniture.

See my immense stock of refriger-
ators every size and of best makes.
My assortment of lawn porch furni-
ture is unequaled.
A splendid line of rugs, carpets and
wall paper to select from.
Call and lock them o er. Prices
most reasonable.
j. T. HINTON.
The Bourbon news., 1912-08-20

Mr.. w. S. Gunsalus. farmer living
near Fleming, Pa. saws he has used
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and Di-
arrhoea Remedy in his family for flf-
teen years and that he has found it to
be an excellent remedy, and takes
pleasure in recommending it. For sale
by all dealers.
The Bourbon news., 1912-08-20
Bourbon Fair CATALOGUES.

The News has on hand a supply of
the Bourbon FAIR catalogues for the
sixty fifth annual exhibition, to be
held here Sept 81, inclusive. The
catalogues are for distribution, and
can be had by calling at this office.
The Bourbon news., 1912-08-20

Don't fail to attend J. T.
Hint0n's Big Furniture Sale
now going on and dosing
August 24th. Prices cut all
to pieces.
The Bourbon news., 1912-08-20
Immense Line OF Wall Paper.

Call at nv store and pick from the
large new stock of wall paper just
what you need and have it put on your
walls. Experienced decorators are
ready to do your work.
j. T. HINTON.
The Bourbon news., 1912-08-20
Bicycle Supple S.

Full line of bicycle supplies for all
makes of wheels. Let us fill your
order.
9.tf j. ELVOVE.
The Bourbon news., 1912-08-20

The league leaders found it conven-
lent to trounce the Bourbonites on the
local lot yesterday afternoon, winning
by score of to 4. The Lawmakers
found the slants of Applegate to their
liking, secured fifteen safe drives off
his delivery.
The cUntest was snappy and full of
number of fast plays, but the local.,
were lacking with the stick and latter
the first inning were unable to connect
consecutively with Langftt's curves
and the Frankfort hurler accomplished
his tenth consecutive victory.
In the first inning Frankfort put
three runs across the rubber and in
their. half the locals evened up matters
when with two men on base Goodman
drove the ball over the Fatima sign in
right field. clearing the bases. The
Paris aggregation put up a slendid
fielding game, in which Harrel and
Lock starred. the fomrer accepting sew
eral difficult chances while the latter
pulled down several hard drives and his
throwing was of the accurate order.
Nicholson and Giddo starred with
the stick, the former getting three safe
drives out Of five trips 20 the plate. and
the latter seuring four hits out Of five
times up.
The Lawmakers will be the attract
ion at White Park this afternoon. The
next game on the local lot will be with
Lexington on Friday.
The Bourbon news., 1912-08-20
MAYSVILLE SERIES.

Paris took two out of the three
games with the Rivermen in the last
series. pulling the second placers back
a few notches and strengthening their
position to be in easy hailing distance
of the first division, being relieved of
the third place through the official
The Bourbon news., 1912-08-20

Copyright. 1911. by Joseph B. Bowles.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-14

2aut, Der Die beinabe ieierlihe
Stille uuterbrid)t. Yloslid) madt
iid) Hdoergcrnilel borbar.
so bolb 5ilriid!" bemft @ra5ia.
Sic iinb nid)t melt gelpeien."
aber nid,t bic Gailipoge bes Sar,
les, ionoern cin 5ientlid, ihdbiges
Ginlp1nncrdclt, IN meld)crn cine
Sanc. umlgcbcn bon aoffcrn mo
Sd)nd)teln, iist, bolt Dor DEM Tor.
tale.
.Hoia!" rtit 6ru5iu. sd bate
tic pirflid) uergelien."
Ginen @llgcnblid ipGtcr miro Die
Sallstbiire jIgeihlogelL ililhtige
Shritte fonnlen Die Sulle entlang,
Die %3imlnertbiire ilieGt oui, cine
hinge Sunc ltiirmt bercin lllo Inn.
urnlt 8ro3in nit miloem I'M
geitiim.
Crib @ott. III liebes, altes
0nlls! idl lpnbtc cs ia, ouB id, Did,
bier iinoen wiiroc. Sre,eit Oh
lid, nid)t. MIDI mieocr 81 hnben?
unb boIt I'll cnuos 5l eIien? id, bin
bnlb p%crhulgcrt."
Na' ooS miro, Don ailiicn INTER,
brod,eu. nit ilicgcnbcm Ntbcm ber.
uorgciprllDelt. 0onn iinft Hoiu ielif-
;cnh in ciicn Stlthl. @rujiu Nibt
Muitrug, Sudden mo foltcS 6lclid)
81 icrpicrcn.
Mo limo Die Anocrcu?" bcgimt
Hoiu micocr. mo mirit Sli, Shuml,
Sonoitubc mo Sd)irm in Ole
noditc Ode.
,Abcr. Roio, mic OFT nab ih Sir
ihon gelnGt, onb Der SlrbbcOen fem
aoitcn lit. miait I'll picoer OaS
gauge &ols m%nlfebren?"
n@orm bobt SIR mid, gerufen?
id, beiono mid, iebr mobl mo per
ipiirte feline Sebniilf)t mad, Cub.
Sn Sttnlpn 5onfte fcin Menid), ipenil
i'd aud, meinc aleiocr iibcraa Der.
mnpari."
9abette crideint nit DEM Sriib-
itiid; Hoia iG1t boriiber her, mie
ein hirl9riger Habe.
.llnb mic fonnlit nit Den Ncll-
angefonmenen ans. @rn5io?" iragt
lie, mGbrcno elmer Ialiie I'M Giicn.
.8on5 gut"
limo lper iii DIR. HihoroS?"
.,Sd wcib Is uidt."
.Sit or nift ungefonlmcn?"
God"
y@urum mciBt Tit Ounl nIhtS
bon ihmS"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-14

etlpn plerjebn Gage in Wontrco[
blciber, mo eincll Srcluto GoroIas
81 @alt brirtgen peroe.
vlfoft' Diiien, per ooS iii. Sd
babc in Wontreol feine 1Src,nbc:
Eopo ld)eint @ebeimniiic 5il licbclt."
vSeritcbt lid" lobt 4oio; Ia.
ben mir bpd eines inl Souie."
n@ie ip?"
vMr. Niforbs. GS iibertriiit
allc Sd,aiierromnne. @orlm ipa
s%flenlorro i'm iebcL oils Oaocn, sic.
les glatt5iingige @ieiel?"
Garcia blidt folt a,li Oic
Sfmeitcr.
~@tr. Hidoros lit fronf uno oa.
Der rmf1big, ieiu 3inuner SIT pcrIoi.
lcll ooer Sclilbe 5u cnpfongclt. $50
lit bier ein @%ebetmrniB?"
rSrgenbwo iit)erlid). User lit
Ofr. Hid)oros, bitte?"
Gin 6rclulO BON Eapa, Der lid,
III bcordngtcn Gcrb1ltniiieu bciin-
oct. 6ragc niht 10 piel, MoIo, i)
fam Cir peiter nIdts iogen."
oTann mub id) oaein oabintcr.
fommen," oclft Toia, res gclingt
mir alld,."
Mit einem Gifer, elmer ~S(itsoollcr,
Die b%eiicrer Sahe wiirOig gepeicrt,
ioridt Goin-ilmionit. Mr. Ri
doros bleibt nniihtbur, Die CRIME
Sbiire perIdloiien, uno Seoen 10
Ihlml1 mie Garcia. Sestere beild,t
Den aranfen 6u ollen Stmlben bel
Gag uno am glbe1b, Sgben, Der i'm
bcoicnt, perldBt i'm faunl ic.
Gortesung oIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-14

Game. Ssoen wenoet iif 5u Den
aebelmniBpollen Hegionell, Die Or.
Hidnr0s bemobnt - lulO pieocr
wirb's it'll i'm Sniie.
Mls Die @quipage oeS aopitGns
porfGbrt, lit Die Sriibitiifsitunoe
lGngit porbei. Garcia nntcrbrid)t
ibr lebbaites @eiprGd) nit 2)ela
lrnO blidt gefeiielt a,lf bas iit ibr
bietetoe gilo. Iuf Den Stltien beS
Gorticlls itebt eii iunges IGod)en,
ipielt nit einem groBen Sinoe uro
coaltettirt nit beiien 8ebieter. Die
@angen gliiben, Die gllgen f,lnfeln,
Die golobrounten 2ofen irngeben Die
reiSenbc 0citalt nie ein Shleier.
,@ie hiibid,, . mie biibih!" ritft
Garcia nnmiqfilrlih.
Della elf oie Stliien hinau lllto
fiiBt Die lGfelnoc @riheinung.
v8ie gebt's, Delta? lit oas Ga-
ro(u?"
Sic bictet Scr aommcnocu bcibc
Sdnoc. Garcia limid,lingt tic nit
elmer grt BON Gnt5iidcn.
rMeinc Shpciter, meine Iicbe.
Iicbc Hoia!"
.@onn bit 0u 9efommen?"
fragt 0eln.
,Gor etpo Slpei Stunben."
0cftor 9nnton cntpficbil iid).
.@eben Sic?" rllit Garcia.
,9leiben Sic niht 81 Glide"
oSelte niht, Die Yflidt gebelt.
@ilten Norgen, meillc Tamen.
&omm. G%erberus."
Or ifreitet Die slaee entlang; Die
Drei Sfmeitern bctrcten oos Salts.
Gin biibi6er. angenebmcr Jun.
ger Mann," beinerft Hoia.
ySiibih2" wieoerbolt Garcia,
rnein, Oas lit err nid)t. &omm,
Shpeiterd]eit, begleite MIDI aili
mcin Simmer"
9ie bleide Della lit poafommet
IN Sd)atten geIteQt, Garcia mo
Hoia baben MIR Nrgen fiir ein.
anoer.
r0as lit gered,te Straie," ldd)elt
8ra5ia. .0n pergaBeit mid Oh
Ieiner gldn5enOen Sdweitern,-
MN mlBt On lid nit mir
troiten."
.Niemano lit, nie 9n," f%liiitert
Della. rllebrigens weroen Garcia
unb Hoia niht INNER allf iold)enl
Snbe iteben; mart MIR ein @eil-
den."
Srot oieier Hropbe5eillng pertrd.
gen iif Die Shmeitern portreffIih.
Ser folgenoe Morgen brin9t cincll
9rief, Ser an5eigt, Dob Yapu nod
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-14

sic bnben mrs Die 3cit pcrgclIcll
ldiicn, Mib Solltpn."
Iic @cibcl cnlpichlun iid,. @ru'
STA mo g)cllo begcben lid, nlif ibrc
Gunner. Garcia blcibt I'M Solon.
bis lbr &ntcr, Der Die @ditc Dmrd,
oen 6artcn gcleitet bat, Suriif'
fDnnit.
Gin prGd,tiger MenidL Der Iof-
for" rlift aopitGn Iontou il lei
ncr NcmiithlidHn @ciic. ,8cidlt
cr Dir niht, Gorola?"
v@cniB. Eotcr Nn9clila nbcr
fil,bc id, Intcrciiontcr. 8ittr 9tud)t,
Fopn."
Sic filBt Den &otcr ulo ifrcitet
lona'unl Die Srcppc hinoui. ,Ml
lhrem ,3ilnlncr mirit tic lid III cincll
Noilteliil itno trai,mlt nit balb &c
lhlpI'cncn Nliacn, nid,t bon Dem
helttlgcn Nberb. niht bon oet SGs
ltcn-iic tr1illl1t bon cilicll fcrnern,
tbclcrcn @cicn.
~ ~ y
tnrtc u n n
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-14

Im ~folgenoen Gage fonrnlt ein
Sricf. Der Den aapitGn peronlabt,
'ofort nad) Wontreul 81 reiien.
Scilc Sodter begleitcu i'm sur
Sabn. in Der slbiif,t. BON BORT uui
~llnmucgen Suriid5ufcbrcu. SrGilme.
rid iiebt @ra3ia Dem @agen nad).
0ns Saus lit it'll mo aeorbnet, mic
cine aapcae, Ogden bat lid nit
DIR. HiforbS eingeid)loiien, Die
Sieritm1od,en nrbeitcn in Der Slide.
@rn5ia iest iih an ihr 2ieblings.
plGtd)en i'm @ohnSimmer llnb nGbt.
Cine 3eit lang lit bns Hauihen bes
@inoes in ben 9Gumen Der einSiee
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-14
Oeqem &rebSthaoea.

an empiebl: hiermtt Struop'S 5erlbut,
btutidle Suloer. Gieiel0eR betlen leoet MON
uidt anlgebrod, eneRI II rebs oIuobl iunerlid ais
6uBeriitb. Sas atertannt einbtg bette MttteL, an
Nagentrebs erfolgreidb 5n heilet. &Segea Ria..
REM Sslgnilie v. !. 10. , ihreibe man an:
Wrs. v. 9peotUa,
Seneea. hanidS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-14
Sur aet. SeaGtmns far prteffer;
40

oorontWt NIB pon ben belten SeI9tinen
bsslsltet. Srp llo Sloeet 1Sells
cine Sps,ia!itat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-14

geTe gusipabi pou GelrGuten III Slai9en.
gefeQunsen per Qoit weroeu aui bas grom.
rteiie nub Neite beior9t uno blelbelt ltets
priuat. Dtan i6rsibs um eins preIslite.
Retcrens: Dubuque 9tatipnal Sunf.
Ustm eGretbeu er,pabue mau och. bieies Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-14
Hpia Canton.

Gicrtcs Sapitcl.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-04
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

Quotations given below are for large lots Job
hers prizes higher.
EGGS-Near-by fresh virEinia IsaIsI4 West Wiz
EiuiA and Southwest Virginia. I7'4als. Tennessee
ElsAls
BUTTER-EIEin fancy. 3a2ss Western arsts. il
seconds. Dl5 store packed. per ID. IsaIs
CHEESE-Nsw York state factory. new. Il
POULTRN-Hens. ner ID. IS; rOostcrs. per ID.
2; turkeys. l4alT: chickens. springers, Sa2
DRESSED POULTRY-HUns, choice per ID, Is
ais; roostsrs. salO; turkeys. per lb lClIs: ducks
per b. AAl5; geess, per ID. salo
VEGETABLE ES-Potatnes old. Der sark a-5s55 80
new. No. l. per Dbl. 3oOa35O; No . per bbl. lS
AGO: sweet IN. c. pcr bbl AO0a4 %: yam N
c.. per bbl. 3OOaIO: onions rer sack 2ma3 3;
Texas, per crate. 10: new cabbage per crate q
al 3; eggplant Florida per crate 25Oa5 90 Iettuce
bbL LOoAl 50: string beans. basket. SOaIZ5 squash
Florida. cTate 75al 50: beets N. c. 100 brnches
Looa3Oo kAle per bbl S0alOo: spinach per bbl. lOl
ais: tomatoes. Florida. psr crate 200a3B As
paraEus, per dor, l.5Oa2 ;; rhuharb, per 10
bunches. LOoa2W: cu0umbeTs. Florida. per crate.
lS0a3Oo: green peas. per basket, LO0a2O
GREEN FRCITS-Applcs. per Dbl. 3soaS 50.
apples per box. l5OA3s5; oTanESs CalhOrniA, PEI
box 2G2 %: Florida oranges. ioOai5O lemons. per
box. 35ai.Oo: grapefruit per box. 5O0a6OO: pine
apples, 25Ca3O0 strawberries, pr ut GALL. cznts-
HAY AND STRAW-Hay, Western, No. J. 9.ma
500; No. 2 E0a8.00: mixed hay aOOaE ";
straw. rye. bale. sOOals5O: machine thrash. lLO0A
$50: st3T. wheat. per ton. lo5anoo: straw. OaL
LIVE sTOCK-shsep. pr ID. 3a5: spring lambs.
per ID, 9; calves. choice per h.. sl4; medium.
TIT h.
WOOL AND HIDEs-wool. washed, fr,. o.,
burrS. per ID. SoaS2i wool. unWHshed, pr Ib. s;
hides, dry. Per h. l5al6 green hides ID II; calf
skin. green. each. L25sl.5a
SEEDs-Red clover. per bu., u5oaI25O: alsike
clover, per bushsl l3OOalG75: white clover IS O0a
22OO: crimson clover. 6Das5o: timothy. 575s6. %;
blue grass, per bu-. 3Oa3T5 redtcp grass I30a
7oo per 100 lbs; Alfalfa, per bu-. 7.50alo.O0
The Washington herald., 1912-06-04
SPANKING PART
OF EDUCATION
Judge De Lacy Hands Down Die
tum in Case of Ineorrigi-
BILE Child.

spanking is a part OF a child's edu-
cation" averred Judge De Lacy in Ju-
yenile Court yesterday afternoon.
This dictum was handed down in the
case OF Vernon Phifer. a twelve-year-
old coIored boy. of 1924 Third Street
Northwest, charged with incorrigibil-
fly. Vernon's mother said that the boy
ran away from home for the purpose
Of leaving the city with a circus, but
that his plans were frustrated by the
police. The mother testified that her
son had run away from home on sew
eral previous occasions.
My boy" said the Judge, does your
mamma ever spank your"
NO, sir" whined the yOungster.
My. my" exclaimed his honor; that
is certainly too bad. Spanking Is a
part of a child's education-It being
understood. OF course, that the rod
should be welded by the parental
hand, and that the punishment should
not be too severe"
Judge De Lacy remanded the boy to
the House of Detention for sentence
this afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-04
FINANCE AND REALTY

The Washington stock market expert
enced one Of the dullest days OF the year
yesterday, little trading being done. and
the offerings being meager. The prices
showed a tendency 10 sag. and only a
few blocks Of stock changed hands.
A number Of brokers are out of the
city on vacation trips, and the attend
/ ance at the stock market Is compare
lively small.
Washington Gas stock took a major
share of the small amount Of trading
done yesterday. II sold at s6h to S6h,
and the largest sale of the day was at
quarter Of point lower. Union Trust
came out in broken lots at 145A better.
After call a quarter Of point was added
to this stock for fourteen shares. At the
end two shares of Lanston sold at 80.
Railway stocks were entirely neglected,
and the bond investors were unable to
find any except one small Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat per cent, which
sold at 100.
A bid for preferred stock OF the Graph
ophone Company was made at 81 and
increased to g. without bringing out any
Of the stock. A bid for common stock
was raised from % to 221t without result.
Realty Brokers to Meet.
A constitution and bylaws Of the pro-
posed association OF real estate men Of
the District will be drawn up Thursday
night at the Chamber Of Commerce at a
meeting OF local realty brokers. William
H. Saunders, as temporary president Of
the proposed organization, yesterday is
sued a call for the meeting TO the 900
licensed real estate brokers Of the Dis
trict
The Real Estate Brokers' Association
of Washington City, d. c., Is the name
suggested for the proposed association.
Its objects are stated TO be ito bring the
real estate men OF Washington together:
to assist in the advancement Of the city's
interests at large, and OF the real estate
business in particular; TO effect a uni
form rate OF commission to be charged
in real estate transactions; to create and
maintain among Washington real estate
men high standard OF business methods
and integrity. a spirit OF fair and honor
able competition and cooperation. and TO
assure TO the buyer and seller the serv-
ices Of responsible and trustworthy agents
upon a definite and uniform standard OF
contract and charges. TO the end that the
interests of buyer, seller. and broker may
be protected.
A nominal charge Of S is believed
by the committee to be suficIent 10
begin operations. and the initiation
fees and annual dues are not deemed
necessary to be large.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-04
AMALGAMATED Is
ON FIRM FOOTING
Annual Report Shows Assets of
$15,6s1,55s to Be in
Treasury.
By BARRON SERVICE.

New York, June 3-wIth SS,17s.2s2 cash
on hand. S3, ,S96 due for copper leliv-
cred, and .s29 due from smelling and
mining companies, the Amalgamsted
Copper Company has worked itself up
into an exceedingly strong position. At
the end Of its fiscal year, April 30, the
company had cash and cash assets (total
Of aforementioned items) OF SIS, ,6S1. SIS,
as compared with only $i,S71,9H last
year, S5,O7s,sl4 two years ago, and SS,5ss-
1o3 three years ago. Amalgamated earned
Al per cent on its capital stock during
the fiscal year ended April 80, 1919, as
compared with ass per cent in the pre-
ceding year. These figures were re-
vealed in theHannual report, Just made
public Net income amounted to S.
64T,0o6, representing gain Of $5SS,1l0 over
the previous year. Dividends paid were
S769, ,4S9, higher at $3,S47,197, while sur
plus decreased Sl71, ,S2s to S27s9,So9. Profit
and surplus at the end Of the fiscal
period stood at Szl,2S2,2ol, an increase OF
S.,79S, SOS
One Of the Amalgamated's afiliated
companies, the International Smelling and
Refining Company. has also issued its an
nual report, showing 1918 per cent earned
on its capital stock, against 100 per cent
last year. The net income was $1.21s,O ,O37,
and &El9,O57 was added to the surplus after
dividends. The total assets OF the COM
pany are $l3O54.64s.
The -Sears-ROebuck COmpany's gross
sales for May were $6.3Sl.55l, an increase
OF S963, 433, while for the first FIVE months
this year they totaled $34, So, $40, an in
crease Of IS, ,694. .l67, as compared with the
same period in 1911. This indicates the
great growth of the company and also
shows that il could well AFFORD to pay the
extra dividends that it has been rumored
were pending. Reports have been cur
rent that a 3 per cent cash or stock divi-
dend would be paid during the current
year, or that the preferred stock would
De retired and the common dividends in
creased.
Favorable crop predictions and reports
have Influenced International Harvester
stock, and it has advanced upon indica-
tiOns that there will be a great demand
for agricultural implements. Chairman
Yoakum, Of the St. Louis and San Fran
cisco Railroad, predicts splendid crops
il the Southwest, concluding, we are
headed for good business"
Rumors that have been rife in the !
Street that the money trust" inveSti- |
cation might be postponed indefinitely |
have not been treated as bullish factors, |
because they have not come |
from any authoritative source, and also |
because crops and the general business |
outlook have been sufficiently bullish to |
be available for use by interests desiring /
tC advance the market.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-04
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Baltimore. June 3-FLoUR-winter extra. Asa
tR; do. clear. LT5aIs; do. straight. 5aOa65
do. patent, 66oa5.T5: spring clear, L65a5O0; do
straight, 5Ea56o; do. patent L65a5oo; City Mills
best patent, SIS: do. hiEh-grads patent, $40: do,
high1sTAde straight. $50; do. choice family $50
do, extra, L3oaL4. Rye -four. medium to ehoiee,
Laa5-l5 COmmeal. 100 IbN, Lsoa2n
OATS-Stock in elevators. 5sl $50 bushels; snip
meuts from elevator 6.lsl bushels. No white
9 asked; standard white, 51i asked; No. white
S. asked.
sTRAW-No. / straight rye stlW. n5oa0oo; No
2 straiEht rye straw. Hooala0; No. / tangled rye
straw. l6ooals5o; No. wheat stlW. iLOoall50; No.
cat straw. Is oaals.50; No. cat straw, AooalIR
HAY-No. timothy, 400: No. 2 zoo; No 8.
2AooaBoo; choice, hEht clover mixed, $50; No
mixed, 3.ooA35o; No mixed, A0oa2l-5o; alfalfa.
choice 8-5oaH.o: No. !, $50; No. ! clover 2 50a
Zoo; do, No. 4 Hoolls.oo; meadow gas and very
rAsJ hay Booasoo; no-Erade hay. As to kind,
quality, and coalition. loooAls.Oo: packing hay and
sEAle Erass, l2mailm
BuTTER-Creamep fancy. per h, Eaa5S; do.
choice. lb. 5a5; do. good. pr ID. Za2i DO print
per lb., 8G3; do. bocks. zEz; ladle neE h.
S0a2l; AErYiAnd and Pennsylvania rolls. per h,
The Washington herald., 1912-06-04
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
COTTON MARKET.

ouotaticnS furnished hy ". Hibbs 4 Co
members Of the New YORK Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building.
New York. June 3-The cotton market was not 4
very important aair to-day. At first it rejected the
very good crop reports over Sunday and refused to
follow Liverpool quotations. which were higher than
expected. After that the market saEEed and seemed
TO reflect positively the undisputed fact that the
crop was gaining in condition every day. Sluggish
ness Of the STOCK market not factor apparently
and the many private reports issued crop cundi-
tons merely taken 70 indicate the fact and the
market acted accordingly, making very little change
in quotations during the day.
TOmnrrOU's government report conditions Is not
expected 70 vary T-y widely from 90 per ceut oS nor
NAL
The price movement in all markets. including Liv-
erpool, unimpoCtant to-day, merely rejecting an
udpatons q the condition report TO Be issued To-
morrow. with the added fact that crop conditions
have shown improvement over Sunday and that the
weather map and forecast continues hiFhly faTo1ble
The Washington herald., 1912-06-04
REAL Estate TRANSFERS.

woodridve-Henry A. Vieth ct NJ. to Russell N.
MHeLennan west half lot a. square ElS. SO.
BrooklADd-EdWin c. Ford Ct 70 Charles V.
Burnside lot l. block S. so.
PetWorth-Robert W. burroughs ct ux- to Ma1
A. Rose, lot So block q. SO.
WhitehaTen S. Ihihp and Jaotb-Ethd VI.
Clark trustee TO Harry Z Alderman and
joseph H. Barnes. truSte6s Of Camp No )
District Of Columbia. Patriotic Sons q America,
part. so.
Fifth Street Northeast. between II and ! strests-
Herman Il. HoWenstein et to Sadie NJ
Hollock. lot %. square So, SO
The Washington herald., 1912-06-04
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotations furnished BY W. B. Hibbs 4 Co.
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade. Hibbs
Building
Chicago. June 1-Ths wheat dup q Kansas
must have rain ruOn. there will be almost a
total failure Over the entire SunhoEer State belt
The rsin Of Friday too light generally 10 be
Of much benefit, and the condition q the plant in
Kansas is dsplOnbe. Wheat on thousands Of acres
seen Sunday is turning white and simply dying
on the ground. Nearly all fields show damage frum
high windA The weather is hot and unfaTorabe
and signs Of rain The above paragraph was
the gist Of two messages received here to-day.
Many other messages received from both Kansas
and NebEAskA also touched On q lack Of moisture
to cary the wheat plant to maturity. The ooun-
tTymsn Of the West were he9Ty buyers Of wheat
many Of the damage claims being accompanied with
Tders the buying side.
Some q the best-postsd speollators IN the corn
market at Chicgo are fETuEing the bull side. and
they have picked out the September future as the
most likely winner.