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The Washington herald., 1909-04-18
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baitinnorc Arril T7.-Quotations established b. TIRE
Baltimore Fruit and Produce Association are as
follows:
BUTTER-CreaEey. separator. Der H.. 50; imi-
tation. per ID. 22aL; prints 1z-lh Der h., Sa3i
do. lib per h. Sasl. blocks 2lo.. per H.. slaSi
dairy prints. Maryland. PENNSYLVANIA. and Viz
gina. Der 10. l6al7; Virginia and West Virginia
stors-pacEed, per III. I5aI6; Ohio. store-IacSed
per D. lsaI7 nearby. rolls rsr H. l7alS, Ohio
rolls. per h, HAS; West Virginia. rolls per b.
I6alT
EGGS-AIaryland. Pennsylvania. and nearby frsts
per dCz.. %: Eastern Shore. Maryland. and VIZ
ginia. per 6oz.. %; Western frsts. per doz. p;
Vest Virgins. per doz.. %.
LIVE POULTRT-Young chickens. as 20 size per
H. l5a29. cd hens. heaTyweiE1t, per To- i5salI
winter chickens II 70 - lbs, Der IT,. Ease /;
spr-ng chickens. / 70 ia lhs DIT lb.. aas5, ducks.
per H.. 14al5. do. white FeEI1s. uer D.. Is
pigeons young pair 90; do. old. pair 50; guinea
fowls. Old. each. 5; do. ycuus. ia los- and over
each g.
POTATOES Waite, nearby. prime. per b1s
o5slo8: do. Western Maryland snd PennsJ irania
prime. Der bus. SaLo5; do. New YORK prime. pr
les; new Der harre. 45heo6; sweets Eastern
shore yellows. per Dbl. 10a25o; o.. North Caro-
lima FELLOWS pr bbi-. 3ola350. 90. fancy Della
ware. pr bSl. S.5ea4.oos potatoes. PER Dol. asa
100; yeIows pr bas-, l25al5o vans. Virginia per
btI. l5oa205; do, North Carolina. fancy. per bb-
GREEN FRUITS AND vEGETABLES-Applss
Western Maryland and Pennsylvania per hb-.
packed. 5.eoafo; de-, New Ycrk, assorted. pr bbL
s5a5.0G: Asparagus. Charleston. Der doz. white
2-ooa250 DIR doz.- gTCen. 3soal5o; bets Florida
Der cate. 2.zsa2-75; do Charleston. Der buuch
2as; cabbages. Florid2, per cate, 2-75a5z5; do,
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
- - IL rhaIe.aIs.l


BUTrER--CresmsTy. fancy. p; Westezl- frsts
a1o: seconds. 2ia25. process fancy. 2laE; fair 10
good. Za. dairy. choice. 2a22; good. l6aI7 store
packed. fresh. I5al6.
CHEESE-New York State, fancy large l5lsslT.
d.. small. l7aI1h-
EGGs-Neur.by. fancy rree cases 3asUS. do.
West Virginia and Southwest Virginia. FREE Casas.
ls Tennessee. free cases. l9; North Carolina Tree
cases. ls
LIVE POULTBY-Chickens 9a5: spring. sss5.
hens. Is; Toosters. s; ducks. large. Bali: do.
small laI2; geese. 7a9: do fancy IlaI2: turkeys
toas, Is; do. hens. Is; turkeys. thin. I2lI5: keats
l0alA
DRESSED POULTRY-Trkcys, choice undrawa-
hens 2aZr; do. average. undraun. I5a20; d.. thin
l2i5a1f; chickens 2a25: capons. 7-lb average Za3;
do. small. SAD: hens i roosters. eal0; ducks
lsals: geese. lcal25z-
DRESSED NEATs-Calres. fun dressed. saI9. do
heads OF. 10; hog dressed calves. 8; hams country
sugar cured, l2als: hens. snail and neat. Pc cst
sOoas.50; do. medium 76oa7.50; d. heavy s5os6 00
EGETABLES-PotatOes. homegrown Der bus
leo: per bbL. 25H3O0: Eastern Shore. Der Dbl
20a25o: sweet potatoes. pr b5-, 25aa275; vans.
per bbl., l5alI5; asparagus. dozen 2za4.e0.
carrots. Der Dbl. L25aL5o. cicsuberz. per
basket LOoal50; celery, per dozen stalks. sa
60: cabbage. per Dbl. LooaI 90; cauEaower per bbl
l75a250; onions. per bus. 7oaS0; Maryland ard Viz
gina. per bb-. LS5al75; Ohio. per Dbl. L75a20D;
lettuce. Florida. Per bb..- Looal5o; tomatoes. go
a253
GREEN FRUTTs-OranEes. choice. Per boz. 3oeA
Looa2-0o: apples. King. per Dbl. 5u0a350: YORK In
perial packed 4-ooal5o: Ben Davis. packed. $50
as; Wine SAP packed. s.75a45c. AIOemarie PfDpin.
l00a5o0; good prime. 200a3 90: poor 70 3ar Lea
200; openhead barrels. common TO good i00al %:
fancy table fruit. 500as00: cranberries. Cape Cod
per bbl. 7.4asG0: DO. standard crate 200a2 8:
pineapples. Forida. per crate. 275a3o0; straEbess
quart. l0az0
DRIED FRUITS-Apples. sliced fancy. &: do,
sliced. bright, 81; cherries. y. blackberics, 4;
Ehortleberries. 10: rasDbernes, y
GRAIN-Nheat. Southern, On Grade. L25aI 81; re
75a55: corn. sheed. white TAI; do. yellow Tar
new. ear. 275a45; oats. Western white. No ? siss6;
old mixed Sass.
sUNDREs- Beeswax. o: taIlow. sassk: honey.
white clover. lib. new Is: do. 2-lb. new l0al2:
ginseng. Der b.. 5ooa550; seneca. per h., 90
golden seal, Ass5i pink. l2al4: mandrake 2aS. snake
root. g; walnut kernels. dry. las
WOOL AND HIDES-WOol. washed free Of bu-1
Per %. 2; do, unEsshed. free q burs. Der H..
2; do. bury. per 10, Tals; hides greeo per Ii,
3; do. DRY, per h. L3al5: sheep skins. green,
each. l5alo0 do. dr. each 25sso; calf skins green
each, LooaL49: muskTat. each. 32a33; black. each
s5a40; SKUNK. each. black. L75a225; mink. szch.
looa5.oo' rabbit skins. each. /; opossum. e=cA.
al0; racco0u. each. eaLo0; fox red. each Iooa2 -
co, gray. each, SoaL00.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

New YORK, Aprl IT-BUTTER-Sts1dy; rcceipts
sss5 packa-es Creamery extra. Z-aZ-lss State d2i-J,
trhs Ia25- irs;.ati7n c-,aEsry, Ers-s ~
EGGS-Famer. recssDts l2SS cases Nearby
white. fany. za25ik: fresh frscs. ZaG&
MILL FEEC-Fim. b1t quiet sr-ing bran. in
I23lb SACKS % arrive 20; standard milling. rs;
city bran, go. En- bulk; Western red dog. $50,
% arrive; winter wheat bran, in loh- sacks scarce
and nominal
OATS-steady. but HfelesS No. white. s1iszsl;
No white. 5stzs5e. No g white. 55a5Siz No.
mixed. 80; natural and clipped white, On track.
5Tsa61
FIOUR-Stronrer; hirdering trade. sr-ing
patents. GEa677; spring clears. 510al0; winter
st-airhts. 64a530: clears 5-5a55o: Kansas
s.raichts IN sacks. 61a625; Kansas clears 50a5 g.
RYE FLOUR-Firn; moderate traEsactions We
quote: 45aas.s,
CORN NEAL-FIua; moderate business kin
dried for export S45- coaEse meal ir BAGS LEaaI55
HAY-Receipts. I.ll9 tons; strong; snail ofer,nss.
Prime timothy, 90; No. J. s5as11z, No p So; No
3 70a5.
sTRAw-ReceiDts. O. tons. strong on Hgat supply.
BEEF-Steasy. quiet, Family. 15Oal551; packet.
1AehlI50.
PORK-Firm: light supply Mess 1s5lala00:
family. $50: taIloW dali steady city. in hhds.
5sla55s.
LARD-Fiun- Prime Western 1850; city. 100:
refined continent. LILO; South American. 126o. ~
hned Brazilian. KEGS 1260; oioostearine lzs; lard
stearins cuiet; New Y0rk and Chicago, =
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. April H.-Wheat to-day was finn;
corn. steady; oats steady; rye. active and -four.
higher.
WHEAT-SpOt contract, 1914: spot No. 2 red
Western. L4ll5: April. lsI16: May IS asked; July.
LlTalI7A; steamer No red. L5s5z; receipts I5O
bushels: Southern. BY sample. L4laLs5; Southern
on grade ls5zalE5
C0RN-spot contract, 75ssa76; April. 75za7s; May.
75etaI6: July, 753<; steamer mixed 7s1ta7fs re-
ceipts 4.s46; exports 1.l09 bushels
oArS-Stock in elevators. 2ols25 bushels; ship
ments from elevators. 9.i2S bushels; white No 2
5ea59h do, No. 3. 57Aa5s4 do 10. T. 55lka55.
mixed Nc. ? VAST; mixed No. s. 55a56ls; mixed
No l. 5ia545z
RYE-stoek in elevator SS4s bushels; shipments
from elevators. 20 bushels; No 2 Western rye.
export. SASH; No. 2 Western re uptown. Sass;
bag lots as 10 quality and condition 75asl
FLOUR-Winter extra, 5o5a5 3: winter clear
565a5s0; winter straight, 5.90a6o5: winter patent
e.S0zs40: spring clear. 4Soa5.l0: spring straight.
555a5.s0; spring patent. 68a645; City Mills best
patent, ~; do. hgh-grade patent. go; do. high
grade straight, 665; do, choice family, go: do
extra. 50oa5l5. Rye -four medium 70 choice. AKA
40. Corn meal. per 100 lbs. LGsLso.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18
ais we're steady and firm throughout

New York, April I.-WHEAT-Strong checking
trade. No. I. Northern Duluth. 20 arrive. l5S;
No 2. rcd. f. O. b., Ia; No. , hard. New York.
+ O. b.. l-59: No. I. macaroni. L25lz f. o. b.:
No I. Mani-oba. T. o. b.. end Of MAY OF early IN
June. l5l5 Exporters took seven loads Manitoba.
C. /. f. basis. and y loads dluum as Duluth. al
about lisit. C. i. 4 Buffalo.
CoRN-stronger. but quiet. No. ?. elevator to
arrive, 791a No. 2 (. q. b. spot. US. No. .
yellow. f. @. b.. IA. Exporters took nothing.
RHE-Strong. dull No. p o. b. nominal @.
Commodity values were at a higher level today.
and especially com which Jumped uD IN a striking
way. as shorts were anxious because Of the light
supply. The strength I'm wheat was partly ascribed
% encouraging cables AID reports Of a fair expert
trade IN durum
Buoyancy was the salient feature in domestic
wheat early IN the session. Late in the session
the wheat market continued strong. partly or re-
ports OF fairly large export business In dur1m
wheat az Duluth. Otherwise there were no further
changes or new features Of Importance.
Com was dun. but stronger and especially Nav
which jumped up cents a busheI or from 7sa7shs
against 16ls last night. shorts being nervous and
anxious 20 c1Ter.
Export trade in wheat in the local market dun
ewing 10 the high views cf holders. Corn scarce
and high. checking export trade
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18
DEEDS OF TRUST.

lie Drcit Park-Lulu P. Bailey et vir. Hau- O.,
70 WIlism r. Bailey snd Howell StsW4rt- "a
secure Robert =. Pennington. 500 5 years
per cent. ssmi-annualy. lots 81 and 6. block 8
BelleTue-OttO W. Niedomrnsd % ux. 20 Henry
IT. Bergmann and Charles Schafe- 70 secure
Northern Liberty GerInan-Anaerican Building As
sociation. $50. lot So
Square 5IT-NiEnie K Edwards TO Michael J.
Colbert and John J. Hamilton 70 secure Ed
mund Brady. 500, year. PEI cent. semi
annually lot /.
Square sse-Alfrcd T. Bronauvh to B. Francis saul
and James F. Shea. 20 secure The Home say
insS Bank. S2.5a years. DR. cent, semi
Square S65-Holce G. Harding ct TX 70 Milton E.
Aiies ard William J. Father. to seG-re John n.
Jones. S5ee 2 3, ard years, Der cent, semi
annually. parts lots g and ss.
Square laot-Mlliam o. Bergman et Tx. TO Tracy
L. Jefo7ds aud William F. Snail 10 secure
Ahcc 5. Kemp. 1.oo. years. per cent, semi
annually. original lots . and Is
square e16-Yfillian J. DelanO et ux 20 Henry H.
beIEMann and George n Emmedch, 20 secure
Metropolis Building Association. No. s. a,4o
Tart original lot 81
Square l25l-Peter J. Nay to weIby C. SnaIlzood
and Henry A. Miller, 20 secure Capital Bsne-
fetal Association, Official bend. 5000, part lot
Square l2S3-John May et TX. % same. 70 ssc,rs
Capital Beneficial Association, olacial bond
S.a00. paris lots g. and g.
Linooln-Nallace T. Chapman et ux- to Thomas
Ee-hNA ala4 GIAieT Lll-l-1, 20 secure Nelson
+. Meathc-ly. $50 1 year, per cent. semi
annually. lot q block s.
Doobins' Addition 10 Washington-Wiliam Youn7
ct TX % 5 PeTcg Thompson and Morton y
Luchs. % secure Harry Wardnan and Thomas
7. Bones. Sl.o15. monthly payments, s per cent
lot l50. block L.
Square ao-Percy J. Grady 20 3. Francis Saul and
Waiter Z Hilton. % secure Garrett A Smith
$50. years and monthly payments. DEL
cent semi-aunuaIly. lot g.
square 6Io-Erancis n. Cox Ct UL TO National Saw
ings and Trust Company. 70 secure American Sc
curlty and rrust Company. 1000. years. Der
cent, semi-annually. lot &C.
Widows Mite-Msrlin r. West 20 Clarence B.
Rheem and Alexander 7. Hensey 10 secure
Harry T. Doner. S6o0o. years. s Per cent. SEMI
annually. lot IL
SherTood's Addition 70 Brookland-Frank o. Cole
e. ux- 70 Washington Loan and Trust Company.
70 secure Equitable Cooperative Building Asso-
cation. $500. lot y. block 10.
square lls-kennedy & Davis Company 70 Gerald
ii. and William G. johnson. 10 secure J. T.
Bartrof. $500 10 S. months : PEI cart
seTui-annually. original lot d
Lanier HeiEhts-7he Carrollton Apartment House
Company 20 National Savings and Trust Com
pany, 70 secure American Security and Trust
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18
VIEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.

New York, April 1.-THE statement OF
Clearinghouse banks for the week fol-
lows: Loans. 81. S27. rs. 800. increase. ssSl7.-
200. deposits. s1.S75SSS. 500. increase. so
$1,000; circulation. $4q.1ls.400 increase.
S15S, 500: legal tenders. s7S.1O0. 700. Increase
$685.. 800; specie, S276, 94S,700. increase 81. =
$40, 100; reserve $3.50 04g. 100. increase 50 So
900; reserve required. S343, S47, 200. increase
s.. &C. 225; surplus, 81, 200, 200. increase 81
l64.175; ex-United States deposits, 81, 7sl. -
DO. increase s., 162. $50.
The percentage Of actual reserve OF the
clearinghouse banks to-day was $50
The statement of banks and trust com
panies OF Greater New York not report
ing 10 the clearing house shows that
these Institutions have aggregate depos-
its Of S1.222 S31 800; total cash on hand.
S145.eS76o0. and loans amounting to ST.
sOS5. $50, zeo.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18

Company. Sl560. years. oer ce1t. seni-an-
uualy lot ia
scuare -9-VgIuiLa W ". Stewart e " % VIII
ian 4. Hll and William ]. F-aIle-. % scc-r7
sarah s smith. 81 o00. wears. Ter cent. semi
annually, p1rr original lor s; sane 20 William
A. HU sn3 Charles ~. Fsirf4r- % se-lre Alan
Mel Albert. So. ! ard yearss Der cent
seIui-au1Ually same land.
Squares Il9 and T4-RayuCrd waters % Ha-ry s.
Welch ard Aaron II. Frear. 20 sec-Te Helen B.
We.cn $50 g months pr cent. seventh IN
tercst IN original ior s. square lls. and lots 2,
% s, s1ulre "a
SQUARE 69-HarTis1l NJ Bennett % uX- 20 Henry H
Bsr-mana ard George II. Emne-i-h. % secure
Emma A. MagcnbcrE S5l3 months ard 3
years. per cent. s1ruianrually. 1t 16
Columbia HeiEhts-Eucula Do-0lue 10 Frank s
B-iEht and E1-er Z. RaEey. 20 se-E7e Juiistte
Watrous. S50oo, 5 years. PEP cent seUl-a--
uuslly. part block 5.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by ". 2. HIbbs & Co.
neHabers q tae Chicago Beard OF Trade. Hib5s
Building = Fifteenth street northwest
Chicago. April I.-Chicaro wheat today was Hrm
and active. the bulls putting forth special Efforts
70 f1rro prices back 20 the high level maintained
before the break Thursday afternoon. An adj
vance in Liverpool gaze them chancs % pasa
pric1s upward AZ the opening. and the quotations.
reject the coDdiuors ia the early trading Oaeriugs
were heavy from those selling for pr0d-s and the
old longs who are unloading May wheat az every
bulge As q result pros slCgvd Of rather heavily
about a half hour after the opening. and 10 was
rot until the last hour n the session that the
desISTatS bgYing Of the new bulls brought the
market hack 70 the level desired AT the close
Nay sold a. lcsis and July 90 Lls7s about the
level from which the break started last THURSDAY
Com started wei. had heavy slump about
the middle q The session. aad turned strong
again toward the close
Oats were steady and firm Throughout
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18
Exposition in Berlin.

An International exposition IS being
held IN Berlin, which began March IS.
and closes May 70. 1911 The exhibits viii
represent means OF traffic and travel BY
land and sea. the equipment OF convey
ances and lodging places for the conven-
fence Of the travelling public The expo
sitiOn management permits any city 70
install an exhibit demonstrating the
methods Of lodging. insructng. and en-
tertainlng foreign visitors One OF the
aims OF The management is 10 attract the
attention Of foreigners 10 the various
places OF interest IN Germany,
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. April T--Noney on call nominally. 2
Per cent, today. During the week there was 2
range q p and IA per cent. the higher rate be-
ing maximum Of the past SIX weeks. The rate ruled
only for a short while on wednesday. but Il re-
rected the concentration upon this branch Of the
market Of the borrowing demand incident 10 the
stock speculation
Tine money NOT characterized by especial change.
Rates Sixty DAYS. 2EazE Der cent: ninety DAYS.
- pr cent; four months. "a per cent: fge months
2a73 Der cent SIX months. Der cant. seven and
eight months 80 per cent; over the year. sis Der
cent Mercantile paper in fair demand here and
elsewhere. Sterling firm. with rates points higher
The market was generally strong during the week
Influenced hy scarcity of bills and London settle
meut. The range WAS between 5.s7soal $3.50 Rats
Tor actual business: Sixty days 4S6i0aL $3.50. de-
mand. 4sll0a4Ss,5; cables, 4S79las s7a5. CONNER
cial bills 4s5i5 FOR ninety DAYS and ss5zts4 ss5s
for sixty days. Flour bills. ASA for sixty davs
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. April E.-CATTLE-Receiuts. LON
1arset steady. Beevs. 4.soa7.O0; Texans. 4soa5 Is
Westerns 40oa5.So; stocSers and feeders. 35Oas 90
COWS and hefsrs. 2OOaGOO: calves. 50Oa7m.
-iOGS-Receipts. G5o0. Market 5al0 cents higher
LasoS oloss IS; mixed. 6soa7.25; rough. 6s5a7 %
ycTs ~. z05a7.l9; pigs. 560as.50
S'tEEi'--ReceiDts 200. Steady Natives z65a
6l5; Western. 3.e5a6-S; lambs. SOFAS %; Westerns
50Ga825
New York, April observation-disclosures go
Nominally steady. Dressed beef IN light demand
at Slaal0 cents
CALYES-Receipts. AZ. None for sale Nominal
y steady. Dressed calves quiet, unchanged Cit,
dressed veals. 1al212; country dressed. 7alGs
SHEEP AND LAAiBS-Receipts $3.50. Sheer
and prime handy lambs about steady Clippef
shesp. L50as-5o; prime unshorn lambs. $40
HOGS-Receipts. ZoO0 Nominauy easier on But
falo adTices.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange Hibbs
Building. rs Fifteenth street northwest
New York April E.-CottOa was on the t1np At
the opening to-day. and with the greatest excite
ment prevailing. made new high levels for the
present movement in the early trading May sold
up 70 l0.5 and July % l044 with the new longs
taking over the heavy Offering promptly such
prices naturally brought out great volume Of cot
Ton held on slender margins ~ way OF weekend
sealpirg and before the end Of the session prices
lad Stacked of 10 10 points from the highest
Even az the lower levels the market showed no srn
Of weakness and the situation at noon to-day was
decidedly favorabe-to better prices next week
Receipts az the ports were 1900 bales AGAINST
1881 last week and 97s2 last year; for the week.
1900 bales. against 1880 last week and q 757
last year Receipts at New Orleans were l. 7ss bales
against 20 last year, and at Houston l57 bales.
against ]. 06s last year
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18

Charleston Or crate 30a550. celery FONDA. PEI
Gats. L5aa2ao; do. homegrown. pr burch slf,
cl-unberz. Fl0-ica Der bas.. 3-1lsoo, eEgp-au-s
Florijl. per crate. 25aa40o; sTape fruit, florida.
per box. L5aZ5e; kale. native. per Dbl. 5aI0o-
lettoee, Norta Carolina. pr has, s5aL&s do.
Fl0-ida. per bas. 75aI.Z5: onions New York ard
Western. Pe- huS. LoaaL19s orarrcs. Florida. pr
b1T. as u size. 1850: de- Calh0ruia rer crate,
20flZl5. spinach native. per h-& box, Eas5, do.
Norfolk. pr Dbl. l512ros squash. Flcridz. per
crare. 2olaZ5c. sr-lWbCries. FLORIDA. per Ct, 10a
% CCcn beans. Elc-i1c- DIR h1s- 175a115- uaU
hans Florida uCr has- Zll1251. tomatoes Florida
DER Gamer. Lza2o9i tuEuigs. nltire. per BUS,
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished ny " q Hitbs 4 Co.
members New Ycrk Stock Exchange HiDbs Build.
Ing. rs FnteenIh stEaGt northwest
CALL MONEN-SALEs BY HOURS.
Money! o.. rs; H., 25E; l., ia; c., =.
Shares 10 II a. m...........2 2S. 500
Shares to AZ m..........4 56.JOO
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Trading was very small on the Wash
ington stock Exchange yesterday. be-
ing little more than the filing Of a few
orders OF small lots offered at prices at
tractire 10 purchasers One Capital Trac-
ton per cent bond sold at III 81. and
Immediately after the stock Of that COM
pany brought I21 Washington Railway
and Electric IS sold at s. 1-2. and no deal
ings in the stocks Of that company were
recorded. Washington Gas sold five
shares at 70 ard 80 shares OF Lanston
sold at 70 IL 20 81. Uaited States Trust
sold again at par
Harper & Co. announce elsewhere
to-day that through an ARRANGEMENT
satisfactory to both parties the brok-
erage business OF Thomas L. Hume
viii be eliminated from the concern, and
that It wiz hereafter be conducted purely
as a banking house. with special attention
given 70 commercial banking.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18

No. 5l51 John F. Br1Tn vs. Washington Rail-
way and Electric Company damages. S2.0oo. Attor-
ney c. " Owen.
40. 5l5sl. Weiss & EntFistls vs.. Washington
Railway and Electro Company; damages. 500 At
tCTney e. W. Owen.
No. 5l5s- Ss1nul-rviIie Bean IS Virginia Z.
Brooms; cefticrari. Attorney =. L. Gies
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18
Equity Court No. 4.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
No ass Eument.
Equity Court No. =.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
NJ neer--.rrs--f
Circuit Court No. l.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
Nc Sol9a Nispi vs. Balumofe and Ohio Railroad
Company motion 20 reinstaie cause IA caIerda-
granted. AttGrueys. J. Med Carrinzton and J. l.
PenuyhakeT-G. r. Hamilton.
Assignments Cor Aprl ~:
No. - Slider IS. De Atlcy e. a. Att0-neys
Ne ~ James vs. be AteT e q. Attorneys
Ne. - slElEglu vs. sane AttoneyS sane.
No IS Goasage vs. Washington Railway aud
j. j. Darlington.
40. 90 Gomley vs.. Auaoostia ard Potomac
&aiiroad COMPANY ATTORNEYS. J. 35cD. Cl-riugrcn
Ard T. T. Patterson-C. A. D0us-ls and G.. p.
Hoover
No. 20 Bradaeld vs. MeDernott. Atto-reys.
I. Neumayeg and l. Tobrner-W. + Amigo
No. 4a Taylor vs. Heron 90 a. Arro.ucys w
4. LiHsias-C. r. E-nig and W. f. Amhro-r
No. AA Barnes "a Tie Guaranty and rr-s-
Company. Attorneys. J. A. To0uey-PaIip walker.
torncys. W T. Belham-R. r. Perm a son end
q. T. DUnlop.
40 49, DAVIS vs. AnacVtia and Po,on-c Ran
road Company Attorneys. ~. o. Gardner and z
n HopueIl-J- J. Darifngton-
No 1a Wellington vs. Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company. Attorneys. Lambert Yozymaa-
q, r. Hamilton.
No. SCI. Miller. aaulir:strator. vs.. sane At-or-
neyz. J. Z. Collins and Il. =. Clarke-G. L Han
No. 10. Winston vs. Arlington Ere Insurance
Company. Attorney. ID. L. Mackau
No 81 Martin rs. Capital Traction Company.
Artorueys F. B. Rhodes-R- +. Perry & son and
@. T. Dualoo-
No AS johnson. executor. rs. Thomas. Attor-
neys. j. A. Hics-L. Tchriner.
Ne. SIS Tucker Philadelphia. Baltimore and
Washin--on Raiiroad Comp2Ey Attorneys. New
myer & D1sd-NcRenney 4 Flannery.
Circuit Court No =
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
No $3.50 Jackson trustee. vs. Washington. BAL
tmore and Annapolis Railway Company. motion f1r
2 Eew trial fled Attorneys Z. B. STAIR ard z.
Il. Jaessoa-AIarbury & Gossel and A. A. Hoeh-
ling
Assignments for Arril %;
no - Sims vs. Washington Railway and Fec
tric Company. Attorneys Il. r. Downing and q.
a Bcuy-J j. Darlington
10 cor. Morgan rs. Baltimore and Ohio RafrOad
Company. Attorneys. T. ID. Biaczls,o1e-H4mLto
Colbert. YerSes 4 Hamilton
No. l03-Har-is1n vs.. Winston. Attorneys, Dan,
Pegscr & Taylo7-D. s. Maczau.
No. III. Winston ~ Harrison Attorncys, D s.
3iackall-Darr. Peyser & Tayl1r.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales Regular call. y O'Clock noon:
Capital Traction S. 900 az ll72s.
Washington Railway and Electric Is 500 az Ssis-
Capital Traction. 10 AZ ly7 10 az 49, AZ iE.
Washington Gas. 5 az q
Ianston. 50 at l5z. 100 az l3iz. 100 al l5A buyer
81
Washington Loan and Trust al 200.
Unitee States Trust 10 az I00
Following are the bid and asked prices on yester-
days Washington Stock Exchange: