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The Washington herald., 1908-06-30
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. June 2.-Following are the Official
prices established by the Fruit and Produce Asso-
ciation:
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy per pound. 2,1ass
imitation. l9a2o: Mnyland and Pennsylvaria rolls
Il. storc-uackod Ohio and West Virginia i; Mary
land Virginia. and Pennsylvania dairy prints T.
EGGS-MaJland Pennsylvania. and nearby frs;s.
IN per dozen; Eastern shore Maryland and Viz
sinia IN; Western hrsts. IN West Virginia IL
Above quotations are for wholesale loss only. JOB
lots higherl
LIVE POULTEY-Sprng chickens. per pound.
large. 22a25; do. small 70 medium. 8a22: old hens
heavy-geight, l3'4; ducks puddle. large. old TO-
DO. old Muscovy and mongrci. sal0
P0TATOES-New Norfolk M barrel No. / 2 ga
$50; do. North Carolina. Zzja2 20: do. Rappahan.
mock. rs. do. York River 2G512 %
GREEN FRUITS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
early harvest pr barrel. fancy. 75alO0; do. small
common. Za50: do. per half-barrel basket GaJ0
New York assorted per barrel, LT5a30G; aspara-
gus, Eastern Shore, Nd. per dozen. cultivated
l5oaIOO: do, wild. 75alOo: blsekberries. Eastern
Shore. Nd. rcr quart 4iRa5is: do. Rsppahannock
per bucket 2a55; cabbage, native. per crate 65asO
do. Eastern Shore. 50a75; cantaloupes Georgia
i5oa20o; cherries Maryland and Virginia Per barrel
2ooa25o; do. per basket. as to size NnT5: corn
green North Carolina. PER dozen. sal2; clcumbers
Norfolk per basket 6al.00. egEplants. Florida PEI
crate, 200a250: gOoseberrios Maryland and Yirginia
per pound. ia5h: huckleberries Eastern Shore
per quart. Iae; onions. Bermuda. per box T5al %
do. new. Rappahannock per basket T5as0: do
Rappahannock. per barrel. 2O0a225 peaches. Flor
ida and Georgia. per carrier. l00al5O; peas native
per bushel, Oa50; raspberries, red. per pint ia5
do red Der quart Sac; do black 8. rreer
barrel basket 5oaT5; do. wax. Norfolk. e0a75; do
per buShel basket. 5oa5: squash. Charleston. per
basket. l0osi.5O; tomatoes Florida, per carrier
fancy, l5oal75; do. fair 20 good, %; do
siH.basket carrier, e0al& wa;emelons Florida
Zach l2al5
The Washington herald., 1908-06-30

New York. June 8-sUGAR-The London mar
ket t0r beet sugar was steady with spot unchanged
and july Nd higher both positions quoted al lis
0'sd. and later private cables reported a some.
what irmtr tone. with pricCS fully maintained
This gave the local market a finn tum As ofgr-
ngs were made the buyers seemed 90 Be willing 20
pay the old basis q "a ornts for duty paid ccntrf
ugal. basis g test. and that price quoted.
Mnscovado. 50 test. quoted az ga and molasscs
sugar 90 test, az 81. Refined sugar ruled steady az
ful quoted prices, and rcdners were insisting on
prompt withdrawals Net basis for grnnulatcd is
5-5o less l PER cent.
MILL FEED-Quiet and irregular; inquiry is fair.
Spring bran. in lg-lb. sacks. 20 ariYc. Alo
middlrss 2Llo; city brsn 2250. in bulk Western
red deg 9lo. 20 arrive: winter wheat bran, in 100
H. sacks 3iS.
OATs-Ltfrless No. ) white 5sss: No white
57is No mixed 55it
FLOUR-Denand slow Spring patents. 5.Ea5.7o
spring clears L9oa4sO; winter straights. 4l5a4 2
winter clears 375ns 90. Kansas. IN sacks PATENTS
4s0a5Oo stnights 45]ai65. clears. 275ail0
RYE FLoCR-Unsettlcd trade dun; t-5oa5O.
! C0RNMEAL-Quiet; meager SiDD5. Hiln-drcd
Tor export. So coarse meal. IN bags. l50ni52
EAY-Recepts, lZN tons: sluggish and unsettled
Prime timothy, 20 Ne. !. s0aS5; No 2 ioa7Z1. No
/ J. 60a6S
BEEF-s,eady. slow trade Family. l6sAl7.5o
packet. l5o0al6oo.
PoRK-s,endy; dull Mess. l5Salsc: family
i5oai5so
/ TALJow-Inactiye. City. in hogsheads. 5llaS%.
| LARD-Firmer. Prime Western go. city eco
refined continent. s,55i South American. 100; re
hned Bruzilisn. kegs ll55. city stearine. Ii oleo
stearine. nominal; New York Il; Chicago, Il.
BUTTER-R Receipts. 945 packages: easier Cream
en- extra 22's: hrsts. 2I'sn2; state dairy. in tubs
finest. 2 good 10 choice. 2la2liA
/ EGGS-RecciptS s779 cases; firm. Nearby whit,
fancy. . do, mixed fancy ., Western extra frytA
I lsi1als; do. hrsts. iiaiS
The Washington herald., 1908-06-30

thanks to Surgeon General Wyman. Of
the Marine Hospital Service.
At the request OF the District health
officer. Gen. Wyman at tho outbreak
OF the rabies scare In this city agreed
TO treat afflicted persons free Of ex-
pense at the government hyglenlc lebora-
tory, at the foot Of Twenty-fourth street
northwest As explained by the Surgeon
General. the treatment is administered by
the officials in charge Of that institution
without cost to the patients.
The latest effort 20 enforce the muz-
zling order is night wagon. which
started last night 20 see II some OF the
little pets were not getting an unmuzzled
run under cover OF darkness
Many Pet Dogs Caught.
A number OF valuable animals have
fallen into the hands Of the poundmas-
ter since the PRONUNCIATION OF the summer
order. Heretofore the best OF the dogs
have been offered for sale after the
thirty-day period. but the Commissioners
ordered yesterday that this sale be dis
continued for the present. owing to the
large number Of valuable beasts that art
caught every DAY. II is desired that
every opportunity be given 10 the owner.
for redemption OF their dogs.
The poundmaster reports for last week
that $50 dogs were impounded. OF which
number IS wore tags. During the sever
days SO dogs were redeemed. and the un,
usually large number Of 40 were pain
lessly put 10 death.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-30
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Transactions on the Washington Stock
Exchange yesterday amounted to 5000
In bonds and "a shares Of stock. The
bid prices were cut down little In most
cases, but the sales were from one-half
to a full point above the bid prices.
There Is at present little opportunity
TO sell stock. because no one will take
II at the offered prices. Yesterday one
broker sought earnestly to dispose of so
shares Of Washington Railway and Elee-
trio preferred. Again and again he ask
ed for bids on the lot. but the bid was
below that on the board and It was I'm
possible TO sell the stock except at a
sacrifice. The broker took Il back to his
Office, declaring he would not sell Il un-
Ill he could command better price.
Gen. George II. Harries upon his re-
turn from n trip TO New England denied
the story that he would go to Kansas
City to take charge of the street rail-
way system Of that city.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-30
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Prces quoted are wholesals.l

Prices quoted are wholesale.l
The wholesale market yesterday was in pretty
good condition. al things considered Bushes,
was not IN great volume, but II was about equal
% the supplies Of coed stock, and Prices ruled firm
AZ The quotations Eggs and polltry were a trihe bet
ter than Saturday Dairy products remained un-
changed Prices Of Western butter were a. las
weeks figures. and the market Was firm Fruits
ard vegetables were for the most part unchanged.
BUTTER-Crcamery. fancy Za8 do. Western
hrsts. 2a2i; do seconds Dali; process fancy 2a23
do. fair 20 good. l9a20; dairy choice lsals: good
Il; store packed. fresh. l6ifal7.
CHEESE-lfarket finn and active on all kinds
New York state factory, large, i9lsalf: do small.
old. Nal4lz do. summer. small, I2lsal3; Virginia TO-
EGGs-Nesrby fresh. Virginia, los Of III aver
age l6l4al7; West Virginia and Southwest Virginia
l6izal7; Tennessee l6i4; North Carolina. Is
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens, fancy, spring. 9E23
hens l9; roosters. Z ducks. spring. Halls. do,
large l0al do. small 9 geese 7as: turkeys. tomA
pcr ID. y; do. hens l3ai do, thin 10; keats 10.
DRESSED POULTRY-Tvrkeys hens undrawn
Ter b.. Halls; do average. undrawn. IA do. thin,
l0al2; toms. I3alA; chickens. spring. large 2aZ3
small Sn2l hens. choice. IS: ROSTERS .: ducks lo'
II; geese 9alo
DRESSED MEATs-Hams, country. sugar cured
l2ali
vEGETABLEs-Po Potatoes. home grown, per busbel
7oaso; new. per bbl. Lo0a2JO; North Carolina. pei
bbl. 250a275; Norfolks. 25oa275; Mccormack. pei
bushel s0a60; sweet potatoes per bbl. 2Z5a2D; cab
bage per Dbl. 50a75 do, Early York. per bb 75a
LOO new South Carolina. 90a5O each celery, Florida
per crate 200a2SO: do. rsr bunch Sa75. cuc1m
hers. per basket 75alOo; eggpants per crate, 2Ool
80 kale per bbl.. Goats: lettuce, home grown, PEI
bbl 75al. co. onions Bermuda. per crate. l25al.50
do. Egyptian. bag. S00 Texas. Ter basket. Les; do
Maryland and Virginia. Dbl. l5aiT5; peas per has
ket. 50al 25 home grown, per bbl 250aSp. radishes
pcr 100 SalOO; string beans. green. per basket. 5S
T5 tomatoes. Florida, fancy. per crate 2OOa3 25
nearby crate lO0al75; squash. Florida. per bas
ket. s5al75
GREEN FRUITS-Oranges. Florida. bright pei
box 225: do mSsets. AS California. navels. 2 25'
25 grape fruit Florida. per box. 259aAO0; peaches
per sixbasket carrier 75aL0O cantAloupes per crate
l25O200; strawberries 4as; pineappos per crate, 81
as % huckeberries PER quart. sal2 backbeuies. pe
quar- SAIL apples new pcr bbL, l.00nl0.
SUSDR1E 1ES-Beeswax. q tnllow. a. honey. white
clover. l-Ih new, Is; do. 2-lb new. loal2 ginseng
per h.. 5Oa6Oo: Seneca. per h. 20: Golden Seal
foai5; Pink, l2al4 Mandrake, PAS; Snake Root, Is.
iGRAIN-Wheat. Southern on grade. 75ass; rye
75aS0 corn shelled white sOas5; do. yellow s0as5
do. car, 3.7sa4Oo; oats, Western white, No. q 6Ii
s. DO mixed. 5ea60.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. washed, free Of birs
per H., os2 wool, unwashed, free Of burs. peg ID,
20; Wool bury. pcr h. leal7; hides green per h.
6; do. dry per lb SAD; sheepskins green each. 75
Is; do cry, each. 25a6o calfskins green, each. LO
al Is
The Washington herald., 1908-06-30
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by E, r. Hutton q Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange and tbs
New York Cotton Exchange. O. Bowie Chipman.
manager. 1901 street northwest
New York June @.-Cotton opened dull and ir-
regular. at a decline Of 1 TO IA points, on weak
cables and reports Of heavy rains in some parts Of
the belt Within an hour a buying movement start.
ed by several spot houses turned the tide o prices
and they slowly began TO mend. They crawled up
gradually. until several points had been added. and
then suffered temporary setback SiffeninR agaii-
spasmodic short covering began. which carried tie
market from 10 10 points above the opening quota.
tons. The upward movement seemed 70 be helped
along By the activity ON the New York stock market
Receipts al the ports were 5000 bales, against
i5s last week and l.3i5 last year. For the week
5000 bales against a. So last week and l5Os last
year. Receipts at New Orleans were 33a bales,
against lOs last year. and at Houston. Isl bales.
against 800 last year.
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New York. June 9-CATTLE-Reosipts. 2ElO
Good 60 choice. dry-fed steers l0alS cents higher
others slow and unchanged Bulls steady: ooWs
extremely dull. and lat COWS ia25 cents lower
Common 20 very choice steers. ii0aT60. oxen and
stays 425a55o bulls 35at 30; cows l75atsO dressed
beef slow. lOal2 cents for native sides; Texas bcei
sac
CALVES-Receipts $50 Prime and choice veals.
5a59 cents higher; others steady: hlttcmilks q
cents lower; closing for al kinds with few veals
unsold; Common 70 prime veals 51a7 %. choice
selected lots 7l2i4a7.5o; culs and throwouts 30le
40; buttermilks 20OaS75. city dressed vcals finn
80 eai2s ~--'-.-s ir-v- otsas.4. 1rcssCi uuytg.-
mks Ga7ik.
SHEEP AND LAAiBs-Rec,irts. l2oO Sheep
slow and barely steady: lambs dull and common
and good medium grades 70 cents lower. Several
cars unsod Sheep. 30ooi %; lambs. eooa7 IS gen
eral top. rs
HOGS Receipts $50 Steady. state hogs. 6s
per 100 pounds
Chicago June @-CATTLE-Reoeints 1900
Marhet steady. Is cents lower. Prime bceves. 6lOa
90; pooT 70 medium. i.2aa605 stockca and feeders
2Da5Si COWS and hcifers. 3ooa6oo; Gamers. asa
L9), TeXanS 46aSf0
HOGS-Reoeipts 81 600. Market lOa90 cents higher
Light. 5.ae6 IS. rough. 5Sa69l. mixed. 5 a5a6 %
heavy. 6EaG b. pigs. 47n5e5
SHEEP-Receipts. 2 Oo Market 10 70 IS cent,
lower. Native sheep 275a4.f5: Western sheep. 2fa
40; native lambs 375as 50; Western lambs s5a7. Is
The Washington herald., 1908-06-30
FIREMEN ARE PROMOTED.
Privates in the Department Ad-
vanced by Commissioners.

Promotions In the ranks OF the fire de-
partment, to take effect at the beginning
Of the new fiscal year. July l. have been
recommended by Chief William T. Belt.
and approved by the Commissioners, as
follows;
To be promoted from privates in class
one 70 privates in class two with a COM
pensation of slOsO per annum, C. II.
Bray, E. II. Hanback,, c. W. GIL, B.
Newton. ]. Fought. T. Z. Phipps, T. ].
Williams. II. H. Harrison, E. A. Skinner,
w. H. Nash G. s. Bishop, G. Davenport,
and G. L. Bryan
Appointed TO be priyates in class one.
as provided for In the District appropri-
alton act for the coming fiscal year, with
compensation at $3.50 per annum, E. F.
Burkley, w. f. Behrends. c. z. White.
W. H. Smoot F. B. Linfoot, r. E. Oden.
G. Thompson. ]. H. Mayhem. ]. f.
Thompson. ]. F. Rock. d. r. Moore. w.
A Bryarly, s. o. White, o. L. Rose. and
T. E. Copeland.
To be marine flremen with cempensa-
ton at $40 per annum. G. E. Klein and
J. E. Hart.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-30
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore, June 29-Followins are the Official
prices to-day:
WHEAT-spot contract. ssasSis spot No red
Western. % June ssossM July ssa9eh August
alsaSs; September. saas9it steamer No red sla
ahi receipts 4l.iS7 bushels; Southern by samples
I6as5: Southern on grade, Slsas7lS.
CORN-spot mixed, 1874 No, white, 7si5 July,
I5A asked September. 75ls asked receipts. s.lI
bushels; exports, go bushels; Southern white corn
sOasl
OATS--Stock in elevators. 77.OO6 bushels; ship
ments itom elevators. 5.Sl bushels. White No. g.
heavy. 5Sis: do. No 2 light 70 medium 59a5els ;
do, No ), heavy 5slfa5s; do. No. g. medium 5sa
ao%; do. No. }, light alas5s; do. No. s. light to
heavy. S5a56; mixed No 2. aa51ls; do. No. s. 66a
56ls do No T. AaS4h
FLOUl-Winter extra. 355O375; do. clear. 3sss
400; do, straight, A06O4n do. patent. 44OaG 30
spring clear. Il0a4t0: do. straight, 4s5aSlO; do
patent a9a5i5; City Mills best patent. SIS; do
high gaio patent. 4S: straight 465: do choice
family 3; extra. 375aiOO. Rye -four. medium to
choice. i.sJas So
MILL FEED-Sprine bran. as to weight thulhl
lclpound sacks A0on2i.50; Western middlingS IN
Oepound SACKS. a soa2sO1i City Mills middings. in
lc-pound sacks, q &Oos245o; City Mia bran, N 100
pound SACKS. AO0a2S.ka
The Washington herald., 1908-06-30
Lawsuits.

No 17Os Murrer r. Frazier vS District of Co
lumbia; damages $3.50. Attorneys. ]. b. Archer.
ir. and J. l. Smith.
No. 1910 Charles E. Tribby vs.. Harry II. Day
et al Judgment 7, r. Callan, justice Of the peace,
S7& Attorney o. F. NJ Brown.
No O7u The United States of America ex rel.
Columbia Heights Realty Company vs. COmmis-
siOners Of the District Of Columbia; mandamus.
Attorneys. J. ]. Darlington and Douglas. Baker g.
Sheriff.
No. 5O7l2 Same vs Same; Same. AuoneyS same.
No. E7l3 American National Bank vs. Francis
d. Dent; judgment Of s. G. Mills Justice of the
peace, $3.50, ATTORNEYS, Berry & Minor,
No. 5FIi. The Roxbury Distilling Company vs.
William J. Delaney; Judgment, c. 5. Bundy jus
tice Of the peace Si.Ol Attorney. J. A. Burkart.
No. 0sl5 BENJAMIN F. Elnger vs.. Harvard
Laundry Company; Judgment, R. II. Sewen, justice
Of the peace. S228iL
No. 5O7l6 Edward H. Wyvill vs. Patrick r.
DAILY; note SEQ Attorney, Leon TobTiner
No. 507l7 ". NJ. Gait & Co. VS. baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company; APPEAL DEFENDANTS at
torneys Hamilton Colbert. Ieykes Hamilton.
No. S7lS jeremiah Horan Francis Z, Hill-
yard damages. $500. Attorneys, Campbell Caring
ton and Irving Williamson
No. SOFIA Helen NJ. AIillignn vs. Percy Metzger
note s. $50. Attorney, John Ridout.
No 5C73 Katherine X. c. Barnes vS. Joanna L.
Beam ct al eicctmcnt- Attorney, John Ridout
The Washington herald., 1908-06-30
FATHER SCHMITT CELEBRATES
Pastor of ST. JOseph's Forty Years a
Priest TO-daV

Privately and in quiet manner. Rev.
Valentiue F. Schmitt, pastor Of St.
Joseph's Catholic Church. Second and c
streets northeast, Will celebrate to-day
the fortieth anniversary OF his ordina-
ton 20 the priesthood.
Father Schmitt was ordained in the
same class with Father Mackin, pastor Of
St Pauls Church, shortly after the close
Of the civil war
He was born in Wurzburg. Germany, on
May 4 1874 and came TO this country
when a boy. He enlisted IA the Union
army and served the last year OF the
civil war. At the close Of the struggl5
he began preparation for the priesthood
and was ordained June 80. 1858.
After several assignments. Cardinal Glib
bons sent him to this city in 1856, q
build up ST Joseph's parish His labors
in this field have been characterized by
success, and he has won the esteem OF
thousands OF Catholics in Washington.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-30
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished BY z. T. Hutton & Co. mem
bcrs Of the New FORK Stock Exchange and the Chi
cage Board Of Trade G. Bowie Chpman. manager.
1901 F street northwest
Chicago. June 2s-The rain over SUNDAY led u
buying at the opening followed by some pressure on
predictions Of fair weather but late offerings were
small, influenced by strength in corn. some export
inquiry. and claims that considerable damage had
been done by the rains. Prices slowly worked up.
but very small trade.
Corn was Quic; and heavy carly on the rains. but
offerings were light and IN the afternoon the mar
ket advanced sharply with active covering % shorts
on light offerings and predictions Of small receipts
after the lst Of July TIE visible statement ap
peared % have no effect on the market
Oats were quiet all the session slowly working ur
after midday with other grain on light receipts and
the good decrease in the visible
Provisions were active and higher early. on small
Of h0ry
The Washington herald., 1908-06-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

petworth-George H. Adams to Margaret D. Price.
lot ST. Squere "a $40.
First Addition 20 American University Park-Galen
L. TAFT and De Witt c. Croissant. trustees. 20
Richard z. Coon lots and 7. square 1851 N.2lo,
IA Sixth street noTtheest-Ncllie Wells ct al to
Thomas r. Wells lot H. square SS. $40.
l70l and l703 street noTthwest-William B. Ridgsly
ct ux. 20 Annie Y. Atwood. lots Q and a.
square l5s, SO
Moore and Barbcur's Second Addition 20 Wash
iDgton-William y. Cromwell, trustees. TO James
Martin lots and s. block 5, So Mary V. Nc
Cartney 10 James Martin. lots I, s. and .. block
5. SO Mary A. johnson ct vir. William O.. to
Alexander Miilar lots l to 5. block TO- SO.
Annie e. Irwin et yir. William NJ. 10 Edward
p. Brink lots to TO- block 10. SO.
North Randle Highlands-Amcric1n Security and
Trust Company trustee. TO Aaron c, stahi lot
S. block 5i55 s5T5
Reno-D. DARBY Thompson and Henry d. Gordon,
trustees 10 Lulu A, Fredrichs lots y and l3,
block a. Sl2S.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Robert @
The Washington herald., 1908-06-30
DAILY COURT RECORD
CMonday, June 20, 10Os)

Shinn 70 William S Hendon. lot y. block H.
So
No l6Ss g street s1utheast-Chris Cox Dawson %
Willinm j. Babbngton lot s.. square south q
square iooI SO.
SchUctzcn Park-CharleS ". King e. ux. 20 james
l. Wilmeth. lot = block ; so.
Edgewood-Garfeld A. Street 20 Thomas W stub
bleheld. lots g and g. block s. SO Thomas W.
Stuhbleneld Ct uX- 70 James A and Elizabeth
Caan. same land. SO
BrghtEood Park-James B. Nicholson e TX %
Barbara NJ. Graf, lot a. square 2e5 SO.
Fletchslls Chance-E. Starr Sanford q ux %
Helen z. Morgan. pert SO
Inseside-William G. Allard e uz. and Walter B.
Applcby et 20 Elizabeth Sloan. lot s., block
SO
Nos - and S6 Pickford place northeast-Antoinets
De 5. Christian 20 L. T. WOodyard lots Isl
and lA square SIS SO
WOcdley Park-Edgsr ;. Kennedy et al 10 Kennedy
brothers uncurp, rated. lots /. 5, g. and par;
lot 3, block p, SO
The Washington herald., 1908-06-30
Operators Take Bear Side.
NEW York MONEY MARKET.

New York June 2.-Stcrlng today a shade
tasier The demand declining points, owing 20 ue
4ghter inquiry for remittance. Rates for actual
tlisness closed: Sixty DAYS. 4s5iOaIs550; demand
q 500: cablos AS15als7O
Commercial bills were lsi7als5A.
4 Money on call az the stock exchange to-day
fened az "a, per cent; highest IA lowest clos
ng az ] per cent. Most o. the loans were at ~
4 Der cent
Time money opened tie week unchanged. The
Ichief Characteristic was the almost entire lack Of
demand
Mercantile plrer continued 70 be sold in fair
amounts. but assortment Of hiEhgTade names offered
was only moderate Rates 3lza4 per cent for sixty
and ninety DAYS indorsed bills receivable: 5ia for
four and six months single names. and 5 FOR less
well lknowu names.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-30
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. per cwt.. 5Sa6OO: butcher, Asa
500; common. 2O0a300.
HOGs-Per cvt, gross. 5e5a575; ordinary, pe-
cwt. 5o0a5 g.
SHEEP-Prime 3Ooa35o; common. 25oa3m.
LAAiBS-snring, 6ls; medium g.
CALYES-Prime. per 10. ~; medium. Csaf
grass. 3a4.
COWS-Prime. fresh each 4000a5O co; common
% Ooa30 90: old and dry. s00al0O0
The Washington herald., 1908-06-30
Probate Court.

JI0IINE y V1WN IIN's
Estate uf James A. Mcdonald petition foT letters
Of administration. Attorney Robinson White.
Estate Of MARY f. Killign; viii dated December
g. 1906 filed.
Estate a Daniel +. Kealey; petition for probate
and record cf viii and letters testsmentary Attor
ney F. r. HillaTd
Estate Of Niay W. Strong; will dated July D.
1897. filed.
Estate Of Ann NJ Train; petition fer payment Of
services renAercd.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-30
WILL DEPART SUNDAY.
Hibernians TO Go 10 indianapolis to
Attend the Convention.

In company with the Virginia delegation.
the Washington delegates 70 the national
convention OF the Ancient Order Of Hiber-
nlans Will leave for Indianapolis on Sun
day, July 10. at Il o'clock. The conclave
viii open in that city on July p, and will
continue one week
The delegates are Francis P. 81 eehy,
P. F. Carr. P. X. Gallagher. ". E. Buck
ley and hev. George F. Dougherty Miss
Mary F. Sullivan, Miss Mary Moore and
Mrs. James Hughes will represent the
Ladies Auxiliary Of the A o. H.
p. T. Moran and p J. Haitlgan. dele
gates Will leave for the convention city
on July Il, 10 assist in preparing for the
reception Of the visitors
The Washington herald., 1908-06-30
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Regular call, II O'CLOCK noon
Washington Railway and Electric Is. 5000 at %.
81 600 at So
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. . ~
7sN. az 7sh.
Msrgerthaler. 10 at Ise. 10 at I% AZ iseM.
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