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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-07
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

j. +. CURtIN, Wlnlster.
No. 326 Vine st. Residence.
Bible School. a. m, Maurice +.
Randall, Supt.
Public Worship and Preaching,
1890 a. m. Subject, mans Ex-
,tremity-Gods Opportunity.
b. Y. p. U. A.. 600 p. m.
Prase and preaching, p. m.
Topic. "A Typical Choice"
Midweek meeting, Wednesday, 7 p.
IN.
Object Lesson for the week: I'VE
ARE loving epistles, known and read
of all men" III Cor. 80.
All are welcome.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-07
CITY MISSION.

Upper Room, 1872 North state Street
Pentecostal meeting. 2 p. m.
Evangelistic Service Z p. m.
Also Evangelistic services on Tues.
day and Friday evenings Of the com
ling week.
A cordial invitation to all.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-07
EOREsr LAWN MISSION

Sunday School at 2:30 p. M, G..
NJ. Beckett, Supt.
+ All are welcome.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-07
LEE STREET MISSION.
G., C.. BATES, Minister.

Sunday School, 2:3O. John Lapdon,
Superintendent,
Christian Endeavor, 6 p. m.
Grace Hermann, leader.
Evening Service. p. m. The
Lords Supper will be administered at
the evening services. The pastor
will give an adress on What It
Means"
Ladies' Aid Society will hold an
all day meeting Thursday. December
18th, at the home of Mrs. Semmons
on Rose avenue.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-07
Unhealthy Occupations.

Needle makers and lle cutters
seem the occupations most smcepti-
BILE to the ravages OF consumption.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-07
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
REV. GEORGE M. RO(JRKE. Pastor

Sabbath School, Q n. m. d.. G..
Nelson, Supt.
Preaching by the Pastor. 1O:3O.
The Lords Supper" and reception
|of the members.
Junior G. Il. 3 p. m, Miss Cath.
crime Fies, Supt.
Senior G.. e., G p. m.
Leader. Mr.. r, Y. Lewis. Subject
Lessons From Ruth. 7
Evening service. Z o'clock. Sub
ject, "A Square Deal for All,
Special music.
All are welcome
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-07
Te.t d Political InstItutIons.

The test of political institutions Is
ths condition of the country whose
fortunes they regulate. .-B Beaconsfield.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Fourteenth Street Heghts-Wade T. Van Ness p
SfeuaTt L. Splitter lot l5 square 29s SO.
Third street southwest between I and u streets
Rufus P. Clarke administrator. 70 John Foote.
parts lots and 1. square Sea 800
PetWosth-JChn s. Sinclair e TX % Robert J. and
Anna II. carr. lots . and So. square Sl1s SO.
Robert J. and Anna y. Carr 10 John :. Sinclair.
loo 81 square 5l25. SO.
Columbia Hlieh;s-Je.fcrson II. MiIlsaps 10 Marga-
rel Van K. Mlsaps bali interest IN lot s..
block .. SO some TO same ali interest IN same
pIopeII. SO
lie Droit Park and Moore's Yacancy-WiIliam J.
Hoffman 20 ux. 10 Hannah l. Ioues. part lot 6.
block 10. Le Droi; PARK. and part lot Is. Moore's
Vacaucy. So
No 1874 Sixteenth street northWest-Hiram johnson
70 Fayette johnson. lot g. square I17. SO
Barry Fsm-Edmund Height ct 81. % Mary E.
Hite. lot l5 section . SIC.
Rhode Island avenue northwest. between Seven
tenth and Eighteenth streets-Augusta Y. SItch-
ell 20 Clarence r. Wilson, part lot 81, square ls9
SO. ClaUnce z. Wilson e Tx conyeys same
property 20 Charles c. Clover and Elizabeth a.
Wilson trustees so.
Randie Hig1iands-United States Realty Company
10 Frank NJ. DuysH. lots y ard g. block 4 SO.
Twentieth street northwest, between and streets
Harry Wardmsn to Alan NcLare Albert, lot
g.. square JIG SO. Allan Nclane Albert CONVEYS
same property 20 Resell Z. JohiSJ0n SO
Nos 1905 and 1905 First street northeast-HeleR W.
Merriam 70 Florence A. Sullivan, lots $50 and
ISL. square ga. SO
Intersst-Auuie Moore Barbour to William \. CTom-
vel. trustee. al property owned BY her TO be
held under terms " a certain agreement, Slo--
X street northwest between Twenty-sixth and
TWenty-seventh stTeets-AEata =. N OesIen 70
Edward ~ Duin. original lot L. square s. SO.
Ninth street northwest, between q and Il streets
Annie NJ. Barbour 10 Mary v NcCarJney Annie
f. Irwin. and Regina Thebaut, part SQUARE SIS
S0
t-irt Addition 70 America, IrnYve-sitv inns.
d. Greene 10 Florence a. Greene, lots and 3
block IS so
The Washington herald., 1907-09-10

Square 5ai-Iohn Focte Ct ux 70 J. Athens John
son and William J. Howard. to secure Rufus Z.
Clarke. $50, three years, PER cent. semi-anuu-
ally. rort lots II and same to William J. and
Alexander :. Howard 10 secure Psrke T. Browne
and Lou d. Gordon. 500. one TO sixteen months
per cent, part square 59i
Square 6l6-FTedrich ". Schrgmpf ct and Fred
c, ard john f. Butt 70 Washington Lean and
Trust Company. 20 secure Charles Butt $ 900,
three years. per cent, semtanuually lots IS 10
Square 55s-Rosna Parry and Victoria ". Scott to
Thomas Walker and George F. Collins. TO secure
james a. Francis. $50, . years, per cent, selEi
annually, part original lot g.
Park ViaW-Nellie ". Goodrich ct viz Frank R.. 10
Washington Loan and Trust Company 20 secure
Harriet Williams. 3 500. and years, pes
cent, semi annually. lot IS. square So4a-
Connecticut avenue teTaCc-RObert +. Heater et ux
20 William F. Quicksall and William ;. McCar-
thy TO secure y. Thornton Hynson. $500. IS
months and 8 years, per cent semi-annually.
lot g. SQUARE 1853.
lie D-oit Park and Moore's Vacancy Hannah L.
Jones to James T. Hunter and Washington A.
Whgley. to secure William J. Holman. 8 800 /
10 q months. per cent part lot 6, block 10, lie
DFoit Park. and pSTt lot t. Mcores Vacancy.
Fife Enlarged George G. Mills ct ux. 10 l. Caben
williamson and John =. Butler. 70 secure Guy
P. Warren. STD. fifteen years. 5 per cent. semi
annually. part
Square ij0--Alau McLane Albert to 8. Percy Thomp-
son and James ]. Hampton, TO secure Harry
Wardman, $500 one % scTenty-fEe months. 5
Der cent seali-snnually, lot 81.
Square 67s-F1oTencs a. Sullivan ct ux. TO Wharton
E. Lester and Michael J. Colbert. TO secure Ma
tional Permanent Building Association. S. 900.
lots $50 and sSl.
Square I15-JoseIh r. Johnson to Richard w. Tyler.
Richard K Tyler. and Charles G. Warden, TO
secure trustees Of the General Assembly Of the
Presbyterian Church IN United States Of Amer
lea. SI5eG, i've years. per cent, seuli-annualy.
rart original lots 2 and g
West lexington Catherine Boahy 70 Washington
Loan and Trust Company. TO secure Equitable
Cooperative Building Association. $780, lot IS,
block 5.
Square z9i-Frederick A. Tsehifely j., ct 10
Frederick Frslinghuysen and Edward L DObbins
70 seans Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Com
Iany s,eoo September /. 1910. Per cent, semi
annually part original lot
The Washington herald., 1907-09-10

GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by A. o. Brown & Co. mem
bers Of the New York stock Exchange and the Chi
cago Board Of Trade Munsey Building
Chicago. Sept. 9---TLe market tor wheat was neFT-
Gus. The government crop report. 70 be Issued Of
noon Chicago tine tomorrow. may hsre Lad seine
influence in curtaing the volume Of business. Tie
chief market factors are the fyosts experienced n the
Northwest and tie large worlds sl;pmsuts. Local
cash men claim that cash bids ere close on three
l5oe0 cargo lots, but no sales bs7s been made.
Local cash sales C. co bushels, Including 3 $500
bushels No red winter for Eastern shipment:
ssaboard sales u loads.
The prominent feature in corn was selling By a
prominent eash gain concern. this being construed
% mean continuation Of The present movement
which appears % De on The increase Estimates FOR
tomorrow are J93 CARS Cash yellow corn VS. oI &c
IN tie sample market to-day. while other sorts were
steady. The government report TO morrow is ex-
Ioctcd 10 show decrease IN the condition of about
points. Il was SIS last month. Local cash sales
l.5.03 bushels Seaboard sales loads
Evidently the disposition OF leading longs ID oats
Is % quiet shorts n September Prospects are for
mate.ia! Increase IN regular elevator capacity soon
.eading cash grain and elevator coucsTn las been
selling May oats freely through private grain and
elevator houses to-day. Local cash sales $4,000
tr4ehals Crr1resf0rz f,TIo---
The Washington herald., 1907-09-10
Moral and PhysioIogicaI study.

The Royal Academy OF Lucca, in sell
ence, letters, and arts, has unanimously
Endorsed a plan for a laboratory under
the italian government, for the moral
and physiological study of so-called
abnormal classes. It desires that such
an important plan be adopted. in order
that social evils may be prevented or
lessened by means of scientific and
sociologie investigation Of the same.
This society was established IN 1854.
and is one Of the most distinguished in
Italy. The plan Of work mentioned in
the resolution Is the same which Ar
thur Macdonald. OF Washington. has
been advocating for Federal, state. ana
city governments in this country.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-10
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Miller & Co.. members Of
the Nee York stock and Cotton exchanges and New
Orleans Cotton Exchange. 1883 street. northwest
NcF YORK sept s.-1he giruers' heurCs q 1900
bales 10 September l. against 4l-0 Goo vrre bearish
and prizes eased of when they became known TIE
same vas Tie case in the rCcipt ui the bureau con-
difiaa ef III. While The selling was large 0r dis
appointment 4 longs there was TO short selling q
consequences. Irssruea as she crop everywhere has
been losing since August o. 70 Is safe to assume
that ,he actual condition to-day is nearer 6s than
~. All accounts Us 20 Texas sre poor. and since
the government makes the loss fer she month
points. The outlook to-day IN that State mus, lie
gloomy enough % Offset possibly god conditions
elsewhere Tho NeU Orleans TmCs-DCm0Crat to-day
SAYS that In sEc Texas sections the condition bCT-
GERS disaster. As a result II to-i8ys disappoIut-
Ing figures a large short interest has been created
which wiz sooner OF later. sttcmpt 20 cover TIE
fact that the trade generally takes barsh view 4
the situation is ia itself suggestive Ct great caution
in short selling. When receipts begin 10 assume
large prCp0ri ns Il may be IN or1er 70 undertake.
bear openti9s hut the possibility q early frost is
too serious natter even 20 preclude hope q prices
eventually doing much better
Liverpool is due 70 S points lower 10 the morn
mc
The Washington herald., 1907-09-10
WORKING UP
Brokers Expect Better Fig
nreS on Local Stocks.
RAILWAY BONDS STRONGER
LaHston Continues Active at a Frae-
tiOn Above 12-MitcheIl sticks at
So a shnre-GOvernment Cotton
Reports Somewhat Better Than
Was Expected-CrOp Is Late.

Business Oh the Washington Stock Ex-
change yesterday was in fair volume and
well scattered over the list. Brokers aD-
parently had many orders to fill. some Of
them being at prices which would not
bring out the stock The record shows
526 shares Of stock and $1,000 in bonds as
the total transactions for the day.
Among the bonds. Washington Railway
and Electric Is led the list, selling $3.50
from 1914 down 10 Z. The higher price
was THAT reached last Saturday on a
spirited demand for these bonds. There
was much bidding at lower figures, the
closing being at 1888. 1t was noticeable
Saturday and again yesterday that these
bonds are receiving excellent support.
which fully counterbalances all efforts to
drive the price down.
Railway shares Strong.
In stocks, Washington Traction sold at
49, Washington Railway and Electric
preferred at 1885 down TO 1874. with quite
lively bidding by brokers who wanted It
at a little lower figure. The common
stock brought S5 on a single sale. though
there was a good call for it. one broker
going so far as 10 say he would take 800
shares at that price. This stock seems
to be held tightly st the present time, the
thought being in the minds of several
brokers that between now and December
there VIII be brisk call for II, and the
feeling Is that better prices can be had
by waiting.
There was the same activity IN Lanston
that has been noticeable for ten days
past. A strong effort was made yesterday
to force up the price. There appeared to
be plenty Of the stock IN sight. say at
IS. but none Of the clamorous buyers
would offer more than 1914. or take the
stock at q higher quotation
Mitchell sticks at 81.
Mitchell Mining again sold at s. a share
and the stock held closely al that While
Q few OF the shares COME out every day,
there IS nothing like a panic TO sch, Most
Of the holders apparently having conf
dence that they viii be able 10 part with
their stock at better figures later on. In
fact. after call three lots were sold at
Is, and the brokers getting the shares
were seemingly pleased to acquire them.
This feeling Of confidence IN better
prices IS general upon the exchange. and
were Il not for the sparTing all around
the board 20 add fractions 10 the bid
prices. the record would probably show a
muck larger volume Of business.
Uncle Dan" Fraser and T. o. Whitford
put ia their appearance at the board
meeting. both having just returned from
their vacations Uncle Dan" was full Of
enthusiasm over the good time be had at
Magnolia, Mass, where he has put In his
summer vacations for the past nine
years
The Washington herald., 1907-09-10

The Census Bureau report, based upon
returns from ginuers, shows 1914 bales
up TO September !, as compared with
1851 bales up to the same period last
year. In this statement round bales are
counted as half bales. The great falling
off is attributed to the lateness Of the
crop.
The report shows 4067 ginneries in oper-
alton September l this year. as compared
with 6.62S in 1906. The product by States
for The present year follows:
Alabama, 7.345: Arkansas, s.; FloriGa,
a; Georgia, 1.207: Indian Territory, g:
Louisiana, I12: Mississippi, lbs; North
Carolina, 80; Oklahoma, 8; South Carolina,
500; Texas, 151oL Last year Texas had
ginned 32S,5S6 bales before September ].
The Washington herald., 1907-09-10
spot Market.
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.


BUTTER-Demand moderate and market steady.
Creamery. fancy. z7s27g Western trsts. q; seconds
23s2i; process faucy, 2ia2ns dairy, choice. BAD;
good. %; store packed, fresl., lsal9.
CHEESE-New York State. factory large l3lks
49,. do. small. lia1fa: summer large. lial5: West
an factuy. new. ch0ioe, li-al5, DO, fair to good.
Ii; Virginia. le.
EGGS-Reeeipts moderate; demand active Near
b. fresh Virginia. = West Virginia and Southwest
Virginia. 3: Tennessee. %; North Carolina. p
LIVE P0ULTRT-Reeeipts liberal: market firm.
Spring chickens HAS, 90. small. II hens IA:
ROSTERS. :: ducks. large, nal2; DO, SMALL sas;
geese Gas; turkcys TOMS Per H., -; do, hens. Is
do thIa 70: keats. TO-
DRESSED POULTRY-Receipts Hght market
fun T,Uscys hens undrawn, per b., l6I do
average uudrawn, l5sl6 DO. thin. 10; old toms. Is:
cl.icsens. large las; hens choice. %; ROSTERS.
6: ducks old. 9ai0: spring l5al4 geese. Sail
DRESSED MEATS - calves full dressed, SEQ;
heads Of SG9a9o0; bos-dressed calves, S0o hams
county. sugar-cuIed, l4al6.
VEGETABLES-n0t per barrel, home grown.
I25ai50; sweet potatoes. 275a300; vans 200a2 80
cabbage, per barrel 90; cucumbers, North Carolina
lO1al50; lettuce. home grown. barrel. Local g ;
onions Maryland and Virginia. pcr bushel 1880
do Maryland and Virginia. per barrel. 250a2.7j
string beans. green, per basket, L00alZ; beets,
buuch 3ai; cantalouDes 9aio.
GREEN FRUTTS-Apples. loose packed. lO9aI. 30 ;
peaches. Per box L75a2G0: do, COMMON, 75alO0.
SUNDRIES- I}eeswax, 80; tallow. bash; honey.
yhite clover. lib, new 10: do do, 2-lb. new, 10
aie ginseng. pei To-, 6O0a650; seneca per ID, 20;
golden sea- i0a45; pink. l2al4; mandrake. 2a3 snake
root. So.
GRAIN-Wheat. choice. slas2 de-. fair to good
75a7s: do ordinary, 70ai2: ne. eoa65. corn. sheed
white. 62a6i. do yellow. 52s6i: do ear. 325a3 30 f;
oats Western white. No. 2. 6la62; do. mixed 5sa50
HAY AND STRAN-Timnthy. choice 23.00a2l 90
do No l. i900a2o %; do. No. 2. l7.09al903: mixed
hay. lSo0al9 %. eleyes l60oal7.50; straw. rye per
bundle ECO: do. DO. machine thrashed. 650as 70
do. wheat $50.
WOOL AND uIDEs-Woo market steady: hides
generally dull. Woo. washed, free Of buns per h.
IS do. unwashed, free of burs, g; do, bury, g.
Hides green, per h. g; do, dry. Ball. sheel,sbns
green each gaaI00; DO. dry. oach Z5a27. Calfskns
green. each. Is
The Washington herald., 1907-09-10
WHEAT
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, SEPT 9-SUGAR-London showed a
decline IN 7uoted prices o. beet sugar and Septem-
Ter vas qu2ed az los sd and October los I'D This
IS q decline Of 2l.d 10 the spot month ard a d~oD
o. I'D in the forward price. The local market for
raw sugar ruled steady 20 firm. without. however
any specis. change n price. and duty-paid rates
were quoted rs follows: Centrifugal. s6 test. $50.
musooya1o. s. test. s42 and molasses sugar 50 test
sos Reinad sugar raled steady. but quiet and I'M
changed
NAVAL STOREs-spirits turpentins was dull
with machnemads barrels quoted AZ 5ik cents
Rosin ruled steady. but quiet with common 70 good
strained a. Azai&. Tar held firm at ESQ for oil
barrels.
BUTTER-Reoeipts. us; firm. fair demand E1-
ira. q.
EGGs-ReceiUts. 7.gls eases. Western irsts. 2la22
FLoOR-Fiun light trade. Spring patents. 550a
6l5i sp-t2g clears s05ai49 winter straiehts. asa
t5oi winter clears Ssoai.l0; Kansas in sacks. pat
entA sl5a5m: stTaights. 4.50as75; clears, S35a8I0
RYE FL0ul;-FiTn, mOdeTats 1obbng traGs- AS
a56
CORN 3lEAL-F1rm. but dun. Kiln dried for en-
Dort. 36SS g.; c1arss meal, in begs l.32als5
HAY--st-1dy; quiet. Receipts 1000 ;ous Prime
timothy L15. 10 !. l.l0al.I5. Ne, 2, IOOaL05; Nc J.
s5a91
sTRAW-oulct and steady. Long ne, e0as5.
BEEF-Steady but dull Family, I25OallOo:
packet, L0alL5o.
PoRk-ouiet, s.eadyi duh trade. Mes4 E.Da
N.e0, family. 1907.
TALLow-oIarEet Is quiet City. in hossh.Ads.
o.
LARD-Dun Prime Western. sls; CITY. as; t.
fined continent. SEQ South American, 1880; refined
Brazilian kegs, 49, cts stearine. l03i: oleostea-
zinc. nominal
The Washington herald., 1907-09-10
HOLD UP ANAL0sTAN SALE.
Directing Owners Say Private Deal
Was Not Authorized.

Following the hearing Of exceptions
fled by the American Colonization So
ciety and another note-holder. Justice
Gould yesterday intimated that he would
not ratify the sale OF Analostan Island
for 10000 to a New York amusement
company. It is understood that an ef-
fort Will be made TO effect a sale Of the
directors claims TO the proposed pur-
chasers.
The objection OF the exceptants, fled
through Attorney ". G. Johnson. IS
based on the failure Of the trustees,
Blair Lee and John D. COughlin. to ad-
vertise the property at public auction be-
fore attempting 20 effect private sale.
They allege that the original decree Of
the Equity Court did not empower the
trustees to sell privately. and that the
price is considered inadequate.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-10
TRADING VERY LIGHT
Little Interest Shown in the
Market, Owing to Holiday.
ALSO WAIT FOR BOND SALE
brokers Watch Outcome OF Offer
To-day of sfO,OOO,OOO of New York
City seeurities-Cau Money High,
as Final Payment of Union Pacific
Issue VIII he Made To-day.

New York, Sept s.-OnIy an inconse-
quenual degree Of interest attached TO
the dealings in stocks to-day. and the
total volume OF market transactions was
so reduced as TO fairly entiue IT 10 be
classed among the notable small days of
the year from a Wall street point Of
view
The chief reason for this was plainly
enough the waiting attitude that the mar
ket chose to adopt in view Of to-morrow's
100000 municipal bond sale; although
the sparse attendance on the floor of the
stock exchange and the general dullness
vas also accentuated by the Jewish New
Year holiday, and by more or less re-
stralnt in speculative action pending the
announcement Of the figures of the gov
eminent monthly crop report tomorrow
afternoon.
For a time in the forenoon the market
was little weaker than st closed on
Saturday. but it soon receded and main
talned e firm undertone throughout-the
rest of the day. At the end Of business
the majority Of the active stocks eN-
hibited small net advances.
Reading Common Active.
Dealings were largest in Reading COM
mon. but there was no known cause for
the relative enlargement in the activity
Of the stock. though a general, II vague,
impression now obtains in the financial
district that the court Of primary juris-
dlction in the State Of Pennsylvania in
which questions have been raised IS TO
the consutudonality Of the recent 2-cent
railroad fare legislation in that State VIII
at a date far distant hand down . de
cislon multiplying the 2-cent law.
Call money was higher during the day
than II has been for some time, touching
e. one time per cent This advance
was. Of course, wholly due 70 the prep
arations made by the banks for to-mor-
rows large local operation in municipal
finance. and for the final payment that
will take place tomorrow upon the sub
scriptions made by the underwriting syn
dicate that guaranteed the success Of the
Union Pacific Railroad Company's recent
S'5,0oO009 convertible bond issue
Union Pacific 40 Pay.
Il may be said in this last named con-
nectlon that the Union Pacific Company
will, out of the proceeds Of this bond
sale. also pay of tomorrow its indebt-
edness TO the railroad companies from
which, last year. it purchased large blocks
Of stocks of the companies of other con
trolled railroad organizations, and that the
railway companies whose claims are thus
discharged viii in turn, and at a date
not far removed, cancel. out Of the
moneys yearly paid in their possession.
q great quantity Of short-tern notes.
The process involved such a wringing
out Of credit obligations that have been
set afiOat during the last year that the
general financial condition will be con-
sideTably improved.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New Yob Sept o. CATTLE Receipts. 95a
Market verY slow ard lower. Steers 5Soa650; bulls
250a35O 30 choice fat bulls sold Cows l5la35l.
CALYES-Receipts, 80. Market slow and steady
Three hundred calves unsold-
SHEBP-Steady Fair 70 prime lambs steody
Sheep. 35la55o: culls 2O0a35
HOGS-Recepts 9 20. SLOW for ali
Chicago. Sept s-CATTLE-Receipts. 3OO Mar
kct steady Prime beeyes 5.sja7l5 poor to medium
4.00a525i stockers and feeders. 370a5o0; cows and
heifsrs 2s0a525; Gamers. L5)as50; Texans 35Ja5l0
Western 4l0af.09
HOGS-Rcceipts 400; market 10 cents lower:
market light Mixed, 5.70a65o heavy, 575a52); pigs.
55aa65
SHEEP Receipts 1900; market steady 70 I5e
higher. Native sheep. 300a55o; Western sheep. 3Z5a
SIC, native lSmbs 50la76 50; Western lambs 575a769
The Washington herald., 1907-09-10
NEW YORK nIuNEY.

Now York. Sept 9.-M0ney on call at the stock
exchange opened at 81 Per cent highest 6: lowest
81; closing 6. Most OF the loans we're At a.
Time money was slightly easier IL tone to-day and
was offered IN moderate amounts. OEarinEs for six
months loans were made fo- the first time in some
days Rates. 5a5ie per cent for thirty AID sixty
days 52s fer ninety days and for four, five and s
months
Mercantile paper Is moving only in limited Quanti-
tics because o. the lack Of demand A fair assert
ment IS offered. Rates 65a7 per cent for four 70 six
months bills receivable and prime single Names and
per cent and uVwasd for Others.
The sterling market today was quiet, With rates
at iass weeks fnal level
Rates FER actual business were as follows: Sixty
days 4S5aA sZis; demand 4ssl5a4s6c cables 1855
"a sis0. Commercial bills were 4s2is
The supply Of gram and cotton bills was lsrg7
The Washington herald., 1907-09-10
DAILY COURT RECORD.
(lIOnday, September o, 1900
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. 1.

y u i'lIl 'IiJILU-
Jones v2 Jones; rule returDable September 70.
Compliments solicitors. J. L. Pugh. IT,, and T..
Pcytou; defendants solicitors, T. L. Jones and N.
Stgasburge1
In re lunag Of Torrance Niece; order to sell
stock.
IN le lunacy Of Harriet E. GaHiu: account CT
COMMITTEES approved.
Kaiser IS. Kaiser: order appointing guardian ad
litem. Compliments solicitor. ". C. Balderston;
defendant solicitors Douglas & Douglas.
kTGase vs.. Schsefer; dlc.ec substituting trustee.
Compliments solicitor c. y. Bauman.
Taylor IS. Nash; rule resurnsbe September z.
1870. Cumpiainants solicitors Edwin Forrest and
". 3. Reilly; defendants solicitors Wolf & Rosen-
berg.
Won Dchlen vs.. Zimmerman; sale finally ratified
Compliments solicitor t. II. Thomas