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The Washington herald., 1908-06-27
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. June 2s.-Folowing arc the official
prices established b. the Fruit and Produce Asso-
citation:
BUTTER-Creamery, fancy. per pound 2fha25
imitation lss20; Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls.
II; stnrC-Dacked Ohio and West Virginia II: Mary
land Virginia. and Pennsylvania dairy prints Il.
EGGS-NiaUiand. Pennsylvania and nearby nrsts
Il per dozen; Eastern Shore. Maryland and Viz
sinia, i; Western frsts. Il: West Virginia L.
Above quotations are for wholesale lots only Job
lots highcrl
LIVE POULTRY-Snnng chickens per pound
large. 22a25: do. small TO medium 2os22 old hens.
heavyweight l3is: ducks. puddle. large. old 10:
do. old Afuscovy and mongreI 10
FLOUR-Wiuter extra. 3.55a37j do. clear 3s5a
zoo: DO. straight 40jaA0: do. patent. aiOa4 20 :
spring clear. ilOa44o; do. straight 4S5a5 10: do
patent. 5.1a5.5: City Mills best patent, 500; do
high-grade patent. SIS; straight. A6; do choice
family. l55 extra. a75alp; re fOu1. medium 10
choice, 450afN.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-27
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSIlOE BAhNAhDs
No assignments for to-day.
Probate Court.

JUSTICE GOULD,
Estate Of Robert T. Pywell order admitting viii
10 probate and record and letters teStamentAry bond
$500 Attorney. c. c. James.
Estate Of GcOrge Broadus; order for rule to show
cause. Attorneys, Hughes & Gray
Estate of Ida johnson; order for rule TO show
cause. Attorneys Hughes & Gray
Estate Of Nellie Gardner. order for sale q stock
Attorneys Wilson & Barksdalc
Estate Of Mary D. Baker; order admitting will 70
probate and record and letters testamentary; bond
N.o0C. Attorney. 5. r. Bond.
In re Thomas F. Snyder; order appointing guar
dian: bond $500 Attorney. W. j. Lambert
In re Thomas F. Adams ct al. order granting
leave TO amend order. Attorney. J. a. Toomey.
Estate Of Alice Peyton order admitting viii and
codicil TO probate and record and letters tesla
mcntary bond 5000. Attorneys Blair & Thom.
Estate Of Lille II. Pigman; order for transfer Of
stock Attorney. Howard Mcconnell
Estate Of Clement W. Howard order for sale of
stock Attorney, Howard McCounick-
Estate Of Louis Spanier; order granting leave %
make loan. Attorneys. Wof & Rosenberg
Estate e Charles K. Morgan order for sale Of
personally. Attorneys Wilson BaTksdale.
Estate q Fannie TOliVer order granting letters Of
administration; bond. 500 Attorney. Fountain
Peyton.
In re Beverly E Moodey ct al order granting
leave to make loan. Attorney, c. w. Clagett,
Estate Of Mary 4. Bell; order TO consolidate.
Estate Of Annie Ridenour; petition for probate and
record Of viii and letters testSmentary. Attorneys
LCcEie Fulton & Cox
Estate of Albert b. Pi1ieJ order admitting ex-
omplifed copy Of viii 70 record Attorney. G. +.
Williams.
Estate Of Daniel E. Kealey; viii dated October
e. 1895 fled
Estate Of Thomas s. Paxton: petition for letters
Of administration, Attorney. W. J. Neale.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-27

ditIons the Job is almost a disheartening
one TO tackle. In his Minneapolis speech.
Mr. Purdy said:
Merely DeferE Action.
TN practical operation the Sherman
law defers action until the various cor
porate units which are thus bound to-
gether and embarked In a common busI-
ness enterprise have become so changed
IN form and interest as to render It well
nigh impossible for them 10 return TO
those competitive conditions in which they
were before the combination was effected
This litigation has also demonstrated that
legal proceedings under the Sherman law
are OF such a stupendous character, often
requiring three or four years for their
final determination. as to amount 10 a
practical denial Of the very purposes
which the suits were instituted to Sc
cure"
President Roosevelt's great desire that
the Sherman act be amended grows out
Of the discouragingly meager results
which the administration. despite all the
ofncial noise that has been made. has
accomplished under that statute.
Very Few Suits Won.
Only two or three suits OF the first
magnitude have been won in both ad-
ministrations of President Roosevelt un-
der the Sherman law; and none OF the
several actions against one Of the largest
OF the industrial combinations, has been
fought to successful issue by the Roose-
welt administration.
1t is expected that at least two years
more viii elapse before the suit against
the Standard oil Company is decided by
the highest court. although the investiga-
tons preliminary 20 the suit were begun
more than four years ago. Even when
the suit Is won-if il is won't Is feared,
In the language Of Mr.. Purdy. that the
various corporate interests forming the
Standard Will render It wellnigh impos-
sible for them 70 return TO those competi-
tive conditions in which they were be
fore the combination was effected"
The Washington herald., 1908-06-27
DEEDS OF TRUST.

EQuare 5so-Rose saks CT Tir. Samuel 70 George W
Brown and Charles Early, TO secure William A.
johnson 500 1 year. per cent. scni-annually
part original lot 70.
Square lO6J-Clarence W. Hall et " 70 Watson J.
Newton and John B. Larner. 70 secure Lavinia
E. Newton. 1.75o 5 years. S per cent. semi-an
nually. lot g.. Same 20 Watson J. Newton and
II. r. Howenstein. % secure Lavinia Z. New
ton. 500. ! TO 60 months, per cent, sani-an
r,,.%I.y. iou 6i.
Square 4ll-Julia b. stepney TO George F. Williams
and Floyd +. Davis. 70 secure Emma J. Wcx
$3.50. l. 2 and years. pr cent. scmi-annually
lot 81 and part lot s..
Square E7-Jennie Lawson % George NJ. Enmerich
and Douglass S. Mackar. 10 secure Washington
Six Per Cent Building Association. N.6oo lot p
Square 962-Mary r. Roberts % Edward ". White
side and Harvey T. Winfield 70 secure HON,
Building Association Of the District Of Colum
bia, 5000 lot 81
Fiendship-Adelia Houser ct vir. William E.. tc
Isaac +. Shoemaker and Robert r. Clokcy q
secure r. Lee Horton, 500. years. per cent
semiannually part.
| Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Harr- Ward
man et ux. 20 National Savings and Tre~t Com
pany, 20 secure American Security and TrDst
Company $1,000. years, per cent, semi
annually lot 62.
/ Square us6-Samuel T. Howard ct W 10 Frank T
Rawlings and Frank 5. Collins, to secure Jess
W. Rawlings. $500 years, per cent semi
] annually, part lot A.
I Square 7S5-Wlliam Hughes et ux 20 George "
Emmerch and Douglass S. Mackau. 20 secur,
Washington Six Per Cent Building Association
$780, part original lot g.
Twining City-Sarah r. Tasker TO Henry II. Berg
mann and George " Emmerich. to sec1r1
Metropolis Building Association No S. $500, LOT
Z, block 6
| Square s5l-William Sauter et al. 70 J. Clintor
Tribby and c. r. Berry. 10 secure Charles T.
Tribhy 500, TO y months. per cent. par
lot So
Square S2l-william J. Wallace et TX to Richard
l. Paro and Herbert A. Gill; 10 secure +. c
Pairo. Sl000. year, per cent, seni-annually
part original Dot =
Square 765-Jennie +. Lee to Maurice d. RosenberT
and julius l. PeysCr. 10 secure Leah Loeb and
Sarah Friedlander, executrices, 5000. ; years
81 per cent. semi-annually. lot 30.
Mount pleasant-Cathcrine A. Lynch et al. L
Charles c. Milbum and Frank T. Rawlings 70
secure Anna NJ. Milbum. 5000 years 6 peI
cent. semi-annually. lots 3 and l.
Square iZ5-Wilhur +. Cssel et uK. 70 the Washing
ton Loan and Trust Company. 70 secure Equita.
bic COOPERATIVE Building Association 500, south
half of lot 9.
Estate Of John w. Nairn-Mary W. HeiberEer tc
Eldridge r. Jordan and George r. Linkins 70
secure j. Harold Mcdowell sHNN PAYABLE
November s. 1914 6 pr cent quarterly. all inter.
est in estate Of decedcnt
Lanier Heights-Niary T. Brown 70 American Sc
cirity and Trust Company 20 secure National
Savings and Trust Company. $780, y6ArA
per cent. semi-annually. 10. .
Meridian Hill-Dayid Crammer e. ux. to Milton Z.
Allies and William J. Flather. 10 secure John
NJ Jones. 5000. ;. l. and years, per cent
serni-annuaily. LOT .. block "A.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-27
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York June 8.-BUTTER-Roceipts Sis
packages market firm Creamery. extra. 2; hrsts
22a2is: State dairy. tubsl finest. 2ai1; good to
choice. 2li4aG2.
EGGs-Recepts. sO59 cases; market steady. Near
By white fancy. 3; mixed fancy, p; Western extra
irsts. lSlhal9
SUGAR-The London market for beet sugar was
sd higher with June and July lis I'D. The local
market remained firm. with centrifugal IS test, at
"A MuscoTado. 50 test ga molasses sugar. SO
test, 81 Refined sugar fairly active and steady
but unchanged
NAVAL STORES-The market for spirils turpen-
tine quiet New York price quoted at a2iza43
for machine made barrels and Savannah az Ssta39i3
Rosin steady at $40 for common 20 good strained.
Tar held steady and unchanged at 500 for oil barrels
FLOUR-Dmand is light. Spring patents. 5.45A
57o spring clears L9Oas 50; winter straights 4aoa
425 winter clears. 3.s5aiO5; Kansas patents. in
sacks ASoa5.lo
RYE FLOUR-Stcady; trade slow 45Oa5.co.
CORN MEAL-Dull. Kiln dried. foT export 3.S5
coarse meal. in bags L50al.52
HAY-Receipts. $50 tons: unsettled Prime tim
othy %: No l. s0as5.
STRAW-Weaker; small business. Long rye. 75aSO
BEEF-Stoady. Family l6.7Oal75O.
PORK-Steady but dull. Mess, B5oalsoo; fam
iy. E.5OalsOO
TALLOW-Inactiye City. IN hogsheads. 5iko5%
LARD-LheleSs. Prime Western, 925; city SIS:
refined Continent, 90; do, South American SIS;
do, Brazilian. kegs u20 city stearine Il oleo-
stcarine, nominal New York. II Chicago, Ii
The Washington herald., 1908-06-27
DEATH RECORD.

George s. Randall. 7l6 10Th 81. NV. IS yea5-
Thomas Barry, lois c 81. Sc. 50 years
Lyman Chaffee. Government Hospital for the In
sane. So years.
Joseph Becker. Government Hospital for the In
sane. IS years.
Luther S Cannon. r.. Sibley Hospital ? years
Mary Ruth WoTch 21T L ST. years
Patrick COughlin Emergency Hospital 50 years
William Fisher COO Brewers court ne. yeas.
Infant Of John and Anne Brown, Columbia Hos
pital, day
Charlotte Giusha. Reform School. 81 yea7n
COLoRED.
Elenor Newman sl2 Adams court Sc. 2 yeaTA
Furnann j. Shadd el st. s. years
Richard Lewis 2l2l 10th St. NV, 50 years
Annie Robinson 1858 18th 81. NV. IS years.
Samuel johnson. 262i / 81. NV. months
Ruth Herbert go X ST. sW. months
Gertrude johnson. sth and Berry place NV. moA
Emma Carter li36 Gushing place. months
Infant Of james and Selma Holmss 1921 lst st
sw., days.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-27
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY +. r. Hutton a Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange and the
New York Cotton Exchange. g. Bowie Chipman.
manager. 1901 street northwest
New York. June 8-The cotton market opened
irregular az decline Of nine points 20 advance
Of two. The near months were lowest notices Of
about 5000 bales Tho NOTICES had but little effect.
After call the market continued downward for 4
time, but sood buying Of July by broker repre-
sentng large spot house steaded the list and fos
the Eest Of the dag the market steady, though
the volume Of business was not large.
On account Of the fact that Il was ar;sco day.
the New York and New Orleans cotton exchanges
did not close. RS the stock exchanges did. as this
could not be legally done.
Receipts az the ports to-day were 5000 bales
against $40 last week and sos bales last year
for the week. 80 900 bales against ss.79 last week
and ,9si last year. Receipts Al New Orleans were
.5O5 bales. against 7g last year and at Houston.
ALI bales, against II last year.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. June 9-CATTLE-Receipts. 1000: mar
ket steady. Prime beeVes. 6.2lasio poor TO medium
48as.l5; stockers and feeders 250a5.i0; cows and
hefers 30Oa6l0; Gamers 230a29 90: Texans ieOa6 40
HOGS-Receipts 2 900: market 5alOc lower. Light
56oa6.lj; rough. 565a5 30: mixed. 5.7oa6g5: heavy
5sja6.2i; PIGS. i50a5 a.
bHEEP-ReceiDts. 5000; market steady lOc lower
Native sheep 29a5.5; Western sheep. 29Oa5 10
native and Western lambs. i.o0a600.
New York. June B.-CATTLE-Receipts 2330
Good 10 choice dry fed steers iOaljc higher steers
52ja725; bulls, 3Ooals5: COWS. 3Ooa455 Dressed
beef duh and unchanged.
CALNES-Reoeipts. 80; market slow TO a fraction
lower; all sold. Common 70 prime veals 45Oas Is
culls. Aoea425; dressed calves slow city dressed
Teals. Sallla; country dressed. 6t5ash.
SHEEP AND LAAIBS-Receipts. 5.o9O sheep dull
and l0ai5c lower; lambs slow and weak. Sheep, 54Oa
45o; lambs. 7.OOa7N
H0GS-Reccipts 1elO; market steady. New York
State hogs at 60 per 100 lbs
The Washington herald., 1908-06-27
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Following the precedent set by the
stock exchanges OF the country generally,
the Washington exchange adjourned yes
terday in respect TO the memory OF eX-
President Cleveland. whose funeral oc-
CURED In the afternoon. al Princeton. y.
J. Albion X. Paris moved that the eX-
change adjourn, making a few remarks
eulogistic of Mr. Cleveland. The motion
was unanimously adopted. and no busi-
ness of record was transacted.
The report that Gen. Harries may go
TO Kansas City. Mo-. to take charge of
the street railways OF that city could not
be confirmed yesterday. as Gen. Harries
was In New England. His associates in
the management of the Washington Rail-
way and Electric system deny having
any knowledge Of Gen. Harries taking
such a step. and they are much inclined
10 doubt IT, The rumor that he intended
TO sever his connection with the local
company came from Kansas City, and Il
is not known here upon what the an
nouncement was based.
The fact has been made public that the
Great Falls and Old Dominion Railway
Company is negotiating a mortgage to
secure a bond issue OF 10000, from the
proceeds of which to enlarge its power
! house on the Virginia side OF the Po-
| tomac. II was no sooner announced than
| the rumor started that negotiations were
on again for the merger Of the two street
! railway systems. and this time the al
| legged merger takes in the two gas COM
panies and the electric lighting plant of
| the local corporation. Whoever started
this ancient rumor this time must have
! had an excess Of forgetfulness. in that
| he did not gather the Bell Telephone
| Company OF Pennsylvania and one or two
of the steam railroads entering the city
into his dragnet.
The national banks OF the city have
| completed the organization OF the Ma
tional Currency Association, provided for
in the Aldrich-V -Vreeland law enacted by
Congress at the last session, and have
made formal application 70 the Secretary
Of the Treasury for a charter. The off,
GERS Of thu association are:
President F. Southard Parker, presi-
dent Of the Metropolitan Bank; vice presi-
dent, W. V. Cox president Of the Second
Bank: secretary, George W. White vice
president Of the Commercial Bank; treas
urer. z. Quincy Smith, president OF the
| City Bank.
Executive committees. Thomas Brown.
president Of the Farmers and Mechanics
I Bank; W. J. Father. vice president Of
Riggs Bank; A. F. Fox, president Of the
! Columbia Bank; r. II. Lynn. president OF
the American Bank; Daniel Fraser. vice
president Of the Bank OF Washington;
| George w. White. vice president of the
Commercial Bank. and +. Quincy Smith.
president Of the City Bunk
The Washington herald., 1908-06-27
COURT RECORD
(Friday, June 20, 10Os)

/ shusrue; Judgment c s. Bundy. J. P. So S.
Attorney S. D. Bradley
No 5000 same vs.. Benjamin H. Harper: sane
S2S. Attorney. same
4 No @03. J. Frank Orndorf Capital Traction
| Company; damages. 5000 Attorneys, C. T. Syme
and Walton 4 Walton
/ No S0G samuel Bensinger vs James s. Cotton
| certiorari- Attorney Albert Sellers
! No. 01O5. Rudolph r. Behrend vs.. William F.
/ Kelly; Judgment. r. Il Terrell, J. P, S5 At
/ tOrney. r. B. Behrends
No 50706 The Capital Food Company IS W. F.
Burrows; ccrti0rari Attorney. H. J. Sweeney.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-27
TRUST LAW FAILURE
Sherman Act Admitted to
Defeat Own Intent.
SUITS LONG DRAWN OUT
Heightened Litigation Under It's
Provisions Serves Only to Defer
Action, in Opinion OF Assistant
Attorney GeneraI-Heavy Costs to
Government with Few Victories.

The case against the Standard OIL Com
pany, instituted at st. Louis by the Fed
eral government under the Sherman anti
trust law, VIII consume at least FIVE years
in litigation, according TO the best opln-
ion in the Department Of Justice, and Will
cost the government more than $1500O0
The case Sgainst the American Tobacco
Company and other corporations. forming
what is commonly called the tobacco
trust. has progressed faster. and all the
testimony is now IN the hands OF the
court. These two cases are regarded by
the Attorney General as OF the greatest
Importance IN blazing the way for fu-
ture prosecutions OF great corporations
by the Federal government
These prosecutions were cited by an
officer OF the Department OF Justice yes
terday. IN a general discussion Of the
outlook for antitrust litigation. No new
cases are looked for in the future, and
it is denied. Of course. that the exigencies
Of the political campaign have anything
TO do with the matter.
Mr.. Purdy's speech.
The speech which was delivered in Min
neapolis two weeks ago by Milton d
Purdy. assistant to the Attorney General
to which little publicity was given al
the time. has been printed in pamphlet
form. and is regarded by the department
and presumably by the President, as
voicing some OF the standard Views OF
the administration regarding the Sherman
law, and the need or amending that
statute.
that the task Of dissolving a great IN
dustr1al trust and restoring It's several
units 10 a state Of competition is a task
for Hercules. and that under present con-
The Washington herald., 1908-06-27
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore, June @--FolloWins are the oeacia
prices to-day:
WHEAT-spot contract, Na9Ok spot No. 2 red
Western, 92as2h; June 9oa9oH; July. ssaSsH
August s7,4ls7A; September. ssh. steamer No
red. s5lasA; receipts. 1886 bushels; Southern b.
sample. 7oas5: southern on grade. T5isa7sh
C0RN-spot mixed. 7i5ka7i%; No. white T1sa
IA July 75 asked: September. 75ls asked. steamer
mixed. 7oi4aTOA receipts. c. 30 bushels
oAlS-Stock in cleyators I3.lN bushels: ship
menis from elevators. 1854 bushels. White No. E
heavy. 5siz; do. No. 2 light 70 medium. 59a59h
90 No ; heavy 5sI4a59; DO. No. ;. medium. 5sa
eo's do, No g. light. 57iza5s: do. No. l. light to
heavy. 5'a5s; mixed. No. 2. 57a57it; do. No. g.
@a56's; do. No. l. 5ia5iis
kHE-Stock IN elevators. s.s72 bushels; shipments
from elevators, lss bushelS
The Washington herald., 1908-06-27
NEW TORK MONEY MARKET.

New YORK. June So-Money on call to-day openeI
at II per cent; highest, IL; lowest IL; close, Ia
Most of the loans were at IL per cert.
Time money was offered generously. Rates: ? per
cent for sixty days. 2a2H for ninety days. 2Aa2E
Tor four months Sash for five months. 3iia3A for
six months and 4aih for over the year
Mercantile paper was fair. Rates: 3isa4Is per
cent for sixty and ninety days. indeTsed bills re-
ceivable: ieih per cent for choice four and six
months single names. and DIT oeut for less well
known names
Sterling steady. with rates unchanged
The Washington herald., 1908-06-27
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra per ewt. 6Ia6Oo; butcher. L5Oa
500; common. 2Ola3O0
HOGS-Per cNt. gross 56sa575. oriiaary per
cwt.. 50la53
sHEEp-Plime. sOA2s0. common. 25Oa3Oo.
LAME S-sTuing. ca: medium. G.
CALNES-Irime. per b. Z; medium 6a65l; grass
3a4
N.Ooo3oOo; old and dry. solal0n
The Washington herald., 1908-06-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Rev. S. H. Greene.
Edwin F. Dove q. and Lottie B. Turner. "a
Rev. c. j. Wingate.
William A. Franklin. g. of Coakley. Va, ard
J. y. Mclaughlin.
John Mehrinssr. S9. and Elizabeth Walter. 20.
Rev. z. 4. Menzel.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-27
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by L. f. Hutton o.. mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange and the Chi
cago Board % Trade G.. Bowie Chipman. manager,
1901 L street northwest
Chicago. June 8.-Wheat opened steady With
prices a shade higher. The decision 20 close al !
clock. out Of respect 20 the late Grover Cleveland
had tendency 20 cut down attendance. and business
AZ time was large active. Fine weather coDdi-
tons Offset the lower cables and the market Wns
steady throughout.
Corn and oats followed the same lines as wheat
Receipts of live stock we're liberal to-day and rro
visions ulled fairly finn during the short session Of
the hnard of trade.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-27
WOULD STOP THE "GRoWLER.
HiIIsdaIe Citizens Send "A Letter to
the Commissioners.

Prohibition Of the "grOwler" practice
and Of Sunday entertainments is a piece
OF legislation recommended 70 the Com
missiOners by the Hillsdale Citizens As
sociation. The letter. signed by R. l..
Wilkinson. secretary, urges that these
things are for the moral and physical
good OF the community.
The association is not strict white
ribboners." but II believes that rushing
the growler'' should be abolished by law.
BY such legislation, It claims, thousands
Of homes in the District would be saved
from ruin. as well as the demoraliZing ef-
feet upon the children Of families.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-27
Ex-ALDERMAN ACQUITTED.
Henry Clay Peters Again Arrested
on Another Perjury Charge.

on Another Perjury Charge.
New York. June 26-Former Alderman
Henry Clay Peters was acquitted OF the
charge OF perjury growing out OF the
Clifford bribery case in the election Of a
recorder BY a Supreme Court jury this
afternoon. The Jury was out IS minutes.
Before Peters left the criminal courts
building he was rearrested ay detectives
from the district attorneys Office. charged
with having committed perjury in his
testimany at the examination before the
grand jury on January II. 1907. He was
rearralgned before Justice Goff. who held
him in 81 600 bail, which was furnished.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-27
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished By T. r. Hutton Co..
members Of the New York Stock Exchange, G.
Bowie Chipman. manager. 1901 + street northwest
Sales 10 noon. 800 shares
Total sales. .............. .2O7 400 shares
Call money! High, Ia low, Ia eI., Ia.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-27
Lawsuits.

No. Dsss. Howard Carter Va. A. and P r. R. R.
Co.; damagc1. 5000 Attorneys. Wolf & Roscn-
berg
Nc 5O7Oo. Albert Williams rs. same; same. At
torneys same.
No 5fOl ]. b. Bradley Company " Margaret
The Washington herald., 1908-06-27

THE WASHINGTON HERALD has
the largest morning circulation in
the District of Columbia. Remena-
her The Herald when placing legal
advertisements.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-27
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by E. p Hutton Co.
members New York Stock Exchange, G. Bowie
Cbipman. manage 1901 street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-27

New York June 2.-WHEAT-WoakGr. No.
Northern Duluth. crop. TO arrive llZ's; No. z
rod f. o. b.. S4; No ? red, I. o. b.. late July.
9i7s No. / macar0ni, 9iiz.
CORN-Unchanged; helcss.
RYE-Steady but dull No. ?. siis T. o. b.
MILL FEED-Du and unchanged; inquiry fair
OATS-Slow. unsettled No. white ssh No. 4
white 57i1; No mixed. 55ia.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-27
WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGS.

New York, June 25.-Bradstreets bank
clearings total for the week ended June
q chnr-
The Washington herald., 1908-06-27
Criminal Court No. L.

United States vs., S. J. Austin; false pyetenses;
sentenced 10 penitentiary for two years.
United States vs. Alonzo Harris; grand larceny;
sentenced 10 penitentiaTy for ten years.
United States vs.. George Henderson; embezzle-
mcnt: defendant committed.
United States vs. Frederick 4. Hyde and Just
Schneider. motion for trial and arrest Of iudg
meut. Attorneys, A s. Warrington and r. C.
Donaldson
The Washington herald., 1908-06-27
Circuit Court No. 1.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No assignments for to-day.
Circuit Court No. 4.
JUSTICE GOTLl

JUSTICE GOULD.
No 5e3i. Traders National Bank vs.. Lavender:
Judgment by default Attorneys. Dam. Peyser &
Taylor.
Nos 49j26-5Olo9 International Trust Company vs.
Crook: time 20 file transcript in Court Of Appeals
extended Attorneys W. c. Clephane-W. J. Lam
bert and r. Il Yeatman.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-27
Buying of st. Paul.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore. June @-Following arc the sales and
quotations the most active securities listed on
the Baltimore Stock Exchange:
The Washington herald., 1908-06-27
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New York, June n-Uui,,d State, so,,rnm,n.