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The Washington herald., 1909-06-04
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. June 3-BCTTER- Firm: receipts
4So packages Creamery extra. 25h. state dairy.
tubs, 1s25i imitation creamery frsts za22
EGGS-Eazyi receipts. f475 Gases. Nearby white.
fancy EJia: nearby mixed fancy. "a fresh frsts
Za2Es.
SUGAR-RaW sugar quiet without selling pressure
NOTHING offered for shipment below Q 9l6 cost
and freight. To day sale made Tuesday was ON
hrIned. comprising 700 bags Cuba centrifugal basis
5 test, a. lT-32, cost and freight, equal 20 So
duty paid To-day Arbuckle Brothers bought Q 900
tons Porto Rseo sailer cargo az Delaware Break
water a. Sss, basis g test. 4 T., delivered e1-
vessel at refinery. The market Tor refined sugar r.
mained quiet unchanged. with granulated quoted
al 45 net. less I per cent Tor cash Local prices
were as follows; Centrifugal. s6 test. 3s9; Mus
cgvado, 3 test, 81; molasses. sa test; 2l4
NAVAL STORES-SPrits tlrTen-ne. Eis; saYan-
nah. 8; rosin. 3-3fa3.i0. tar. Oil barrels. A5o
MILL FEED-Market is quiet and weaker. Spring
bran. IN lo-ib. sacks. 20 arrive, Z-.3i. standard
milling, 2s.lo. city bran. G.E. in huk. Western nd
dos 80. 10 srrise; winter wheat bran. in lot-ib.
sacks. sos.
OATS-steady: demand slow. No white. IS:
No. white 6jit. No. white 6oafz'i. natural aad
clipped white, track. els6S.
FLOUR-Inactiye; supply snail. Spring patents.
65alo0: spring clears. 5-Ga56l winter straishts.
6-l5a7.0o. clears. 5goa6lO; Kansas straights. 10
SACKS. 6ooas.4oi Kansas clears. 525a5.-5.
RYE FLOUR-steady; light dealings We quote:
A50a5Oo
CORN MEAL-stsady; supplies are meazer. KIN.
dried for export, 3a5a2-soi coarse meal. n bass.
L62aL64
HAY-Receipts. loo tons; steady. moderate SUP
Tly. Prime timothy. La5. 30. I. LnaLB: No. .
sass Nc. 5. sass
sTRAw-Reosipts. 30 tors; strong: supply small
Long ne. Ls5al55.
BEEF-steady; inquiry moderate. Family. la5oa
l8.Zj: packet u5oal25O.
PoRK-Firn; Inactive Mes. 1880; family. nooa
GE
TALLOW-Stsady slow trade. CITY. ga
LARD-Strone- Prime Western. j. 60; CITY uO0.
refined continent 100, South American. I2D.
refined Brazilian kegs L3s0. oleostearine IEk: lard
sJcarine finn; New York. IA. Chicago nominal
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DAILY COURT RECORD
Thursday, 3,

Bloousingdale-Charles R. LudinEt0n et " 70
Charles ". DaT ana Howard Boyd trustees.
lot g. block g. SO
BrighfWood Park-DaTid p. MurdOck. T.. % VIII
IAN X. Hill lot 81 block 3. SO
White HsFen-Ciarence E. Ernest 70 Edward Melon.
part SO; Edward Mellon e uzs 70 Keith
Forrest. sane land so.
Sd and 122 Pennsy lTauia avenue s0utheast-AarO1
s Cayxood surviving trustee 10 Edward B.
MCGeTick and COttT 7. Bride lots and 6.
square 7s9. $50.
Randle Park-Charies @. Wolff Ct ux 70 Clifton
J. Miller. lots and Ss. square east of square
sOOi SO
Maryland avenue northeast near Fourteenth street
-Edward A. Creecy and William Jones, trus-
tees. 20 The Maryland Avenue Baptist Church.
part original lot !. square l0G. SO
BeIeVue-Donis r. Ferrel. e. Vir. Louis O. 10
Charles r.. Nussbaum. LOT rs. SO. same 10
Alice c. Holmead. lots Il2. u3 and ui SO
Volta Place Charles II. Nuasbaum 70 DOME II.
Ferren. part lot lsa. square lIs5. SO
Bieoningdale-Ella NJ Brooke 70 Joseph T. Miller.
lot s.. block 2 SO
rs Q street no-thWest-SiAry Prltz 70 Lizzie En-
inert. lot r Square 500 SO
PetwoTth-Harry Carnes % Charles ". Williams
and Francis d. Khmldevicz, lot q. square
Dobbins' Addition -NIidaaueh & shannon unc-) 20
Winfield A. Wilson. lot lo2. square e. SIC
Same 20 Almira 7. Bawse lot l0o square e. SO.
Parzview-Ella Halvorsen % Ralph H. Prescott,
lCt A. square 304i SO.
I7Is Q street rsrthwesi-sarah J. Croissant et al.
70 Alexander N. Keppel. lot 2f5 square lB so.
1914 Thirteenth street northwestLuciuda Theaker -
TTavers b. Pinn lot =. square rs SD
street northwest. between Twe1ty-sixth and
Iwenty-ssventh streets-Aurusta G. Motz %
IelCn T. Mclaughlin. lot c. square 5. SO
Near Thirteenth street and Massachuserrs avenue
HoTrhtas.-JosCph A. Whire6cd et ux. 90 Thomas
s Coulter. lot s.. square 1867. SO
Emcrson street. between Thirteenth and FourteCnth
streets northeast-Anrie = NsriK e viz B.. 20
Helen T. Mclaughlin. lot 5. square 1909 SO.
Widows Mite and Kal0nma Heights-ChEries H.
Davidson q uT- % Caroline ; McLanahan.
lOt n
\ street. between -Four anda-haE and Sixth streets
sogthVest-Edith +. Weber ct al. 20 c. Gin
ton james and Charles III. Baunan trustees
Equity Es43 part original lot IS. square sos.
SO. O. Clinton james and Charles H. Baum1r.
trustees. % Alice P. Barney. sane land SO.
Washington Hcights-GeCrEc S. Co0pcr q VI. 70
Ella s. DayeuDort lot g. block S. SO
80 street northwcst-Ela A. Davenport to
George s. Cooper. lot 2l6 SQUARE $50. SO
Hcimead Manor-James A. Rcgers 90 TX. % Herry
g. Johnson. l0J Il3 block So. SO
MOunt Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-James Rob
bins e uE- 70 John NJ Henderson,. lot 75 and
part l0t =. so
Virginia avenue between First and Second streets
s0uthwest-Louis r. Peak et al % Kate "
Parker. part original lot e. square So $40.
Chevy Chase-Keper Hoyt e. ux. % shirIcy
Brashears. g., lots g. 3. and s5. square
ls6i SO
lsCs S street u0rIhWCst-D Darby Tn0mpsnu o. TX
70 William s. Waslburn. LOT I56 square I5 SO
Purner Estate - Middaugh & Shanuo1 20 Grace
H. I,rsor. lot g. square 5s5 SO.
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WHEAl
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. June 3-Quotations established By the
Baltimore Fruit and Produce Association are as
follows.
ia; spring chickens. u lbs. and over per h. Zsa30
IL lbs. per b. Sa&: ! 10. and under b.. Ea3i
ducks per ID. Il; do, white Pekius. per b.. z;
spring ducks. lbs and over per H.. IS pigeons.
Young. per pair. aa25i do. old. pair. p. guinea
fowls. old. each 3
BUTTER-CreameTy. separator Der ID. nan
imitation, h.. za23; prints. iz-lb. Der H. Ha2s.
DO. lib, Per ID. Ea2s; blocks 2-lb per h. Z7a2s.
GARY prints, Maryland, Pennsylvania. and Virginia
per H.. lSal1 Virginia and West Virginia store
packed, per D., l5al6; Ohio. store-packed per ID
lsal1 nearby. rolls, per b.. Eals: Ohio rolls. per
H.. Eals; West Virginia. rolls Der H. I6al7
EGGS-Maryland. Pennsylvania and nearby frsss.
per ooz-, A1s; Eastern Shore, Maryland and Yir-
ginia, per doz 2l11 Western fists per doz. 2i,
West Virginia, per doz, Ih
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Circuit Court No. 2.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABADGH
No 5l58. Nlarouey Vs Stone < Fairfax motion
20 amend petition IN Ten days- Attorneys. Polk
B0nynEC
No 5el-. NorTis " Nourse; motion f1- new
trial overuled. and Judgment verdict for plain
81. S5O Attomeys T. ~ HopeWell-E B. Taylor
and L. P. Harlow.
No T6fS. Onanl vs. Pa-s0ns: motion for new
trial withdraw. ard Judgment on verdict FOR de-
fendant at PLAINTIFFS o1sts Atto-neys P Roth
schild and A. L. Neunyer-Birusy & Woodard-
No 5Q62 krettz - Ieaser. judgment 81 ASIDE
Attorneys. II. J. Nl0ult1n ard John Ri1OUt-LAm-
bert & Yratmnn.
No. 5o2 schwartz rs. WilIse. Gibbs & Dante:
Judgment So aside. Attorneys. Mason Richard-
sow. g. Baldersou and HAYDEN J0hnson.
No, feii7 Sugar " National City Bank. motion
% 80 ASIDE iudgnent for ousts overr1led. Auor-
ueys. " Gwynue Gardner and L. y. HopcWe.l-W
J. lambert
NJ. E5s Slstingtou- Bangor slate Syndicate -
McCcnau. iudmrnt b. dsfaudt fn- Sose- At
tCTncy. 4. i. Loving
IN re ]. Butler Wright Attorneys. worthl1gtou
au4 A3kin>-Haydeu.
Assignments for to-day:
SAVIOR Ts. Dove. Attorneys Hamilton d
Coiber-.
Schwartz Is wnuse. Gibbs & Daniel. Atto--
neys Kappler & Meuilat-BaIderson & Johus11.
hr-iz vs- jaeger Attorneys Mo1.t9n & Ri3out-
Lambert.
Merchants Bank vs District q Columbia. A.
tOrueys. Dan a. PEyser-Th0maE
District of Columbia Building and Loan As
sociation. Attorneys. Thomas-Rals-1u
District q Columbia vs. Washington Building as
soriatiou- Attorneys. Tho1as-CcIhszt
Lvon "a Home Attorneys Lyon-Wnsan.
Pearson vs.. Sands Attorneys. CleThare-SarsS
Morgan Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Con-
pany, Attor1eys. GI-rirEs & Biacfsr0uc-H1 Hamilton
Colbert, 4erkes 4 Hamitoo.
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Probate Court.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.


Estate q Frances Clara v0n Bredsw. reti-ior
Tor probate Of certified COPY q VIII dated October
g. 1876
Estate q Sarah ]. Holiday petition for lotrers n
administration Be granted % James B. Holiday.
Attorney. Z. y, Hopeveu
Estate q Mamie Marie Res. PETITION Tor rr,Aa-e
q viii order admitting win % probate ard record
and granting letters testaneutary; petition aproint-
ing Mamie Marie Ross collector; bord. 500 At
tOney. Frank J. Wissner.
Estate Of Clara Cohnea; order utifying sale: re-
pert q trustee q sale 10 Henry l. Cobyrr At
toney. Claud ". Owen
Estate of John A. Reed order admitting VIII
% probate and record and granting letters tesla
mentary % American Loan ard Trust Comuanv.
Estate a Elizabsth TempIeton: order Granting
letters q admstratiOu 20 the National Loan and
Trust Company.
Estate of Mary J, Bird et al petition 70 remove
goods; order authorizing storage of goods Atror-
ney. Mason n. Richardson.
Estate q james r. Colerrore: order admitting
VIII 20 probate and record and granting letters
testamentary 70 United States Tr1st Coupanv.
Estate q Irving ". Beck. order granting letters
d Administration % Adaline Beck; boud. s o0.
Attomeys. W. J Colbert and r J Watkins
Estate of G. " Fisher; VII dated August Il.
1880 fled.
Estate Of Catharins L. Rogers; order granting
letters Of administration.
Estate Of Thomas 4. Bradley; petition for ls--
teTs q administration.
Estate q Joseph Zeg0witz; petition for letters
testRmentary
The Washington herald., 1909-06-04
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. June 3-Wheat to-day was DUH corn
firm, oats dull, rye steady, and -four quiet.
FLOUR-Winter extra. 55oa5.7O; do. clear. sOsa
6@ do. straight 64oa6.55; do. patent, 675a6 s.
spring clear. 5.lOs5.f0; do. straight 5.65a5 90; do
patent, e2oas55; City Nils best patent. TO; DO
high grade patent. 10. do. hieh-gTnda straight
10; do. choice family. sss; do. extra. SOFAS
rye -four. medium % choice. 4S9a475: corn neal
per 100 lbs. ls0aI 90
OATS-StOck in elevators 1O2 $50 bushels: ship
ments from elevators. 8 s35 bushels White. No. 2
s. do. No B. 625sa631s do. No 4 6lasIls: Mixed
No. ?. slisR62; do. Nc. ). e0lsa6l; do. No l.
Pika6o
RYE-Stock IN elevators. 55sl bushels. No. 2
Western rye. export 9lasl4: No. , Western rye.
uptown. 9la9lis; bag lots. as 10 quality and con-
dition, soas6
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. June Sterling was very firm. with
rates points higher Actual business closed
Sixty days. 4s65ai s5; demand. 4S7s5a4 SIPS: cables
4ssi0a4 $50 commercial bills ASA for ninety davs
and i.s5iza4.S6 foy sixty days Flour bills ass.
for sixty days; grain. 4.s5s. The supply Of grain
ard cotton bills was scarce. Money on call openei
az Is per cent. highest per cent: lowest IA Der
ceut; closing IA per cent Most of the DAYS loans
were made az rs Der cent
Time money WAS in better demand for longer
periods. but difference of opinion between lenders
and borrowers continued. with the result that tran
sactiOns were not numerous. Short money was uar-
ticllarly dull. Rates were: 2ita2ik Der cent for
sixty and ninety days 2s4a3 pr cent for four and
Ave months; 3aSit pcr cent for six months gsa39.
per cent for seven months Mercantile paper con
tinued IN fairly good demand and issued with mod
crate freedom.
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REAL Estate TRANSFERS.

Bloomirgiale .- Helen u. Lauxman to Harry [.
Slater.
Reno-Henry D. Gordon and D. Darby Thompson
trustees. TO Isabel J. Gordon. lots p and l5
block H. $50.
F street northwest, between Eighth ard Ninth
lots y and l3 square sA SO.
G street northwest between Ninth and Tenth streets
Thomas II. Ridgzte. r. 70 Wellescz =. Allen,
lots 50. 81. and s., square Sc, SO
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Huifa.

No. $3.50 W. p. Moses & Sons ". Eugene Davis
et al certiorari- Defendants attorney. F. F. Pratt
No. 5l66l. Harry L. Rust rs Lizzie Plunmer: an
peal Defendants attorney. N. y. Richardson
No 5l6s2 Myra T. Hiilman Ct al Ts Dora f.
Robinson CT al damagss s. 100. ATTORNEYS. Penna-
baker. Csrusi & Jones
No. 5l6S5 Everett TAYLOR. trading as TAYLOR Com
pany, vs.. George ". Weber; account. Sl52i Attor-
neys, Stuart McNamara tnd r. s. Huidekoper
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court NO L.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
No 1851 Harvey - Harvey et al sale finally
rttfed Attorneys. A. ". DaT-Hayden johnson
and P. J. Ryan.
No Z5s2 Lgnn vs. Washington and Potomac
Steamboat Company e al receivers report ap-
proved and discaarging receivers. &c. AutWnsys.
Douglas Baker & Sheriff.
No. 952A. Gates rs. Gates e al; submitted By
counsel AttorneyS Aiitcheil-Gran.
No. z9m. Lewis vs. Lewis e. al order 70 amend
original bill. Attorney l. C. Williamson
10. 25s2. Evans vs. schafe-, treasurer, &c OF
der substituting Charles II. Bauman trustee. At
torney, G. II. Bsunan.
No Gg2- Gregg e. al Smith e Al: sub
mitSed. Attorneys. Lester a Pr1ce-Archer & smith
No. Z2sL Thompson - Thompson; submitted
b. counsel. Attorneys ". n. Lewis-LeeSie Ful-
ton s. Cox.
General term;
No. 1896 United States vs.. Morris e. al order
To pay 70 parties in interest
No. Zs0l. Lewis IS Lewis ct a. 6ecTees pro con
fesso made absolute Attorney. L. c. Williamson
Assignments for to-day. Motions.
No 2S Cau Ct al rs Treat e a.. Attorneys
LAMAR Baker Berry Minor.
No. 81 Conn vs.. Conn. Attorney. Bell
No sos In re American Home Life Insurance
Company. Attorneys. sheehy Sheehy-Easoy-
Smith.
No. ss. Peel rA Peel Attorneys. DOunins-
No sr. Croft rs Croft Attornsya. Lambert
& Yeaman.
No. sos LurnIey IS. Clark e al Attorneys.
Wheatley.-Thurstoa & Ballinger.
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No assignments f0- to-day.
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Criminal rourt No L.
JUSTICE GOULD


United States vs Thomas J. Howard. robbe-v.
verdict guilty; sentenced 70 penitentary for eight
cen months.
United states ~ Mar Shinault- r1rria- ia frst
degree srraigned. plea not guilty Attorney. John
Z. Laskev
United States ~. Charles Harris; houssHrrakinr
and larceny: bench warrant awarded and issued
United States rs- Frances Z Bliss: forrerv. be1rh
warrant awarded snd issued
United States rs. Henry z Cuusv: houssb-eakin-
and larceny: hsnch warrant anar-lel a-s -
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New York. June 3-CATTLE-R Receipts. i.5oo.
.CALF FES-Receipts, 90. Steady. Fesls. 6sOa7.H
culls, 50osso0; no buttermilks city dressed veals
steady. 9al3ia: country dressed veais saI2
SHEEP AND LAAlBS-Receipts. 7Zs0. Cuu
sheep. 3I5a60 co. yeariings e50a750; lambs 9Ooa9 Sol
HOGS-Reoeipts. 1000 Firm TO 4 shade higher.
Rep0rted sales were AZ f6l
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished hy W. 2. Hibbs & ca,
members of the Chicago Board OF Trace. HiohI
Building. . Fifteenth street northwest
Chicago, June &-The Ohio crop report which
showed an Improvement q seven points In the
condition ot the wheat crop Of that State during
May was one a the chief reasons for a weak
market for Theat during the early trading today.
AS result of liberal realizing by prominent holders
prices declined nearly l cent early in the day.
July. which opened = cent lower TO \ higher. az
TQ-. fo 7 Taa7ivrH
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Largest Morning Circulation.

All advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon its
bona hde circulatiOn-a circulation IA
Washington larger by thousands than was
ever before attained by any morning
newspaper at the Capitol. Its books
are open.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

sales-Regular cal. p O'Clock noon;
Washington Railway and Electric IS, A,oo a. IA.
Sl0O at S71s s. 900 at STA
Capital Traction. AZ ls5. a. I8
Washington Railway and Electric common. 50 st
f2sh
Ben Telephone Of Pennsylvania, az l05i5
AcTEenthaleT, at nv.
LAnston. 100 at i5it-
Greene Cananea 100 al l0. 100 Al l05s. 20 a. lOs
United States Trust. al lO4
Real Estate Title 10 At s.. 10 Gt 81
GraphOphOne common. 5 et lOs.
Security Storage, AZ ls5.
Following are tho bid and asked prices on yester-
days Washlrgton stock Exchance
The Washington herald., 1909-06-04
Equity Suits.

No. E5S5- Amelia A Murphy "a Florence 6
Hoyt; fer partition. Attorneys. Gordon & Gordon
No. G5s6. Julia =. Bromley rs- William r.
Bromley divorce Attorney, A. .. Smith.
quit title. Attorneys B. F. Leighton and E. Il
McLachlin
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New York. June 5.-WHEAT-Iuegiar and dull
No. l Northern Duluth. 20 arrive, I-5-lz No. red
T. b.. 80. asked; No. hard New York T. o.
b. LS71a: No. l macroui -. 2 o. b.: No. I
Manitoba, o. b., early June, Les5s Exporter
took nothing.
CORN-Scarce. but slow. No elevator s.. No.
2 f. D. B., spot, sll5; No. yellow Z. O. b.. s2i4;
No. white, Z o. b. sH5. Exporters took nothing.
EYE-seaTce. but slow. No. ? & o. B., nominal.
Q5lz
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Admiralty Suff
NIechnnic,H Lien.

l No s0 GusraVe W. F0TsbeTg IS Steam tue
/ Daniel X. Jackson; libel for labor and material
I Attorneys. G. H. Cai7ert, r., and r. s. Hume.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-04
Circuit Court No. L.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No 4sSE. Han u. Capital Traction Company
given 10 jrrJ. Attorneys Il TObrineT-R. r. PeTTy
4 SOn and q T. Dunlop.
No. 4925 Frey IS Capital Tractton Company
cause ordered placed AZ head Of present. Arrl term
calendar. Attorneys. II. II. Classic sne e h.
Carusi-R. R. Perry s. son and g. T. Dunlop.
Assignments for tO-day-AiOtiouss
No. L United States en rel. laws Vs. Coznrais-
si0ucr Of Pensions. Attorneys. Fegitt-Bskey-
No. . Raymond vs. Lord Attorneys, Wheatley
-Fraicy
No. 8. Brogau administrator. Washington
Railway ard Electric COMPANY Attorneys. Baile5
Darlington.
No. 4. Cheshire ". Ansoostia and Potomac River
Railway Company. Attorneys. Poe Bendhelm-
Hoover & Sullivan.
No. s Rosenthal - Heidenheimer. Attorneys.
Ambrose & Smith-Tobriner.
No. g. Lyon vs.. Simpson ct al. Attorneys, Lyon
-Hallam 4 Hauam.
No. 2 Same vs Same Attorneys sane.
No. g Sitnms vs. Adams Express Company At
torreys. Wolf Rosenberg and Gardiner-Hamilt0n.
Colbert. Ycrkea & Hamilton
No 9. Bethel IS Riley et al Attorney.
"a
The Washington herald., 1909-06-04

No. 5sis American Mosaic Company IS F7rciv
T. Robinson. lots g. g. 10 and Il. block . Con
necticIt Avenue Highlands slle.2o. Attorney, E. r.
Cailaday.
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Criminal Court No. ?
JuSIICE ANDERSoN.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
United States rs. Charles Dorsey asvsr't u
rape: verdict guilty simple assault Attoney. NJ
T ClinkScales
Assignments for to-day: Sentences
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

o10tations furnished BY W. b. Hfbbs q %,
members New YORK Stock Exchange. HI5bs 5un0
ing. rs fifteenth street northwest.
CALL MeNEY-SALES BY HOURS
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RISES ARE GENERAL
Strong Buying Evident from
Opening Of Market.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC IS STRONG
Makes Net Advance of More Than
Six Points and Left on at the Days
Highest QuDtatIOn-Union Paeiae
Rises Nearly Three Points-Ad-
vanees Common in other Shares.

New York, June 3.-There was no COM
plant to-day in Wall street as there
has been for some time past that the
stock market, though strong and active,
was really a market made Up 20 a great
extent Of transactions in one or two
leading stocks. principally Of late in the
United States Steel common shares.
From the beginning Of the stock ex-
change session to-day a sustained buy
ing power exhibited itself In practically
AL the prominent railway and industrial
shares. on larger scale than has been
seen at any time In the present year.
So FAR as the volume OF market deal
ings was concerned. they were exceeded
once before this year, namely, on Feb
ruaTy 3, when the market was con-
vulsed by liquidation and speculative
pressure for the decline following upon
the announcement OF the reduction list
prices BY the United States Steel Cor
poration.
Southern Pacific Strong.
To-day. although the breadth OF the
market was It's notable feature, more at
tention was attracted than by anything
else by the extraordinary strength shown
by Southern Pacific common stock This
stock made a net advance Of six points
and left of at the days highest quota
ton
Union Pacific rose 20 nearly three
points. and advances Of between one and
two points were common in nearly all
the leading railroad issues Such a SEN
sational elevation as occurred IN the
price Of Southern Pacific let loose. Of
course. a flood OF rumors bearing upon
the cause Of the movement.
Inasmuch as several months must
elapse before the next quarterly dividend
declaration upon the Southern Pacific
stock can be made. speculative gossip
came 10 the conclusion that some other
reason existed for the particular strength
OF the stock and a story heard more oor7-
monty than {
the Southern
TO create a
be turned o'
lands and OF %
ture. the 81 ..
distributed a .- .
stockholders .r-
the Great y Hrr -.-.
divided amo rr-
Great North .r.--.
Othe a Err.s...
II must bl
did not appt --- r
informed pee - ..-
ters IL was La mara
action Of IN
locking forV
Southern PA
the stipulate -.
important d
Southern Pa
AS the holl
preferred ST
vert their
common sta.
for the retir
VIII naturalI,
stanses, lea6
than its payi
operation bel
lien OF SOuth5
upon the prOI
The process ...
OF I per cent
Of money nov ...
Southern Pac.
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Quotations fun -.
members or rhe ,
Building. rs Fh
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New York. June s-uniaad States government.
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-EX-diTidend 2 pcr ccut
'Ex-dWidend = per cent
1Ex-dividend II per cent.
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TREASURY STATEMENT.

ReserTe fund
Gold coin and bullion. $4,000 O0
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-12
ToDAY's AGE HERALD.

EWhite man and negro ,lynched at
Senator Aldrich talks on finance.
Death of Col. T. G. Bush.
Boy desperate commits murder.
Man confesses to murder of wife.
Woman confesses to shooting husband.
2-City Attorney Moore discusses Greater
Birmingham fight.
S-Black Hand stirs peace of Jemison.
Disapproves of Harvard ideas.
Big sensation in affidavit.
4-Editorial comment.
b-Massa chusetts governor and party
spend few minutes in city.
Camp MorganPettus to build hospital.
for veterans at Mountain Creek
Bowie and Weatherly to speak at Hip
podrome Sunday
Mayor O'Brien has lively chase after
burglar.
DR.. Foster accepts pastorate of First
First Presbyterian church.
Big circus will be In town today.
Chamber of Commerce meets this aft
ernoon
Jackson's claim of Jefferson county
causes smile.
diamonds stolen at Admission.
7-Birmingham social events.
Dolly Dalrymples department.
SDemand for law upon auto speed.
a-Federation of Labor plans for af-
filiation.
Mystery in Big Four defalcation
10--Steinheil case nearing end
11-Stock market is weak.
Cotton declines 10 to 12 points.
Wheat advances sharply.
~ GAnAraI anortins nawsL
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-12
DOCTORS OF SOUTH
END CONVENTION

New Orleans. November 1.-THE third
annual convention Of the Southern Med
ical association adjourned today after
electing Dr.. w. w. Crawford of Hat
tiesburg, Miss, president; selecting Nash
vile as the next place of meeting, and
adopting several resolutions.
resolution was unanimously adopted,
indorsing President Tafts proposition
that there should be established fed
eral health department. The association
also went on record as strongly favor
ing the acceptance of Mr.. Rockefeller's $
gift of s1,OO0,OOO for a campaign against
tbe boolxworm disease and instructed the
councillors to prepare resolutions thank
ing the donor.
The report of the council recommended
that the associations magazine should
suspend publication after the December
issue and that Arkansas, Oklahoma and
Texas should be included in the asAp-
citation. The last provision was voted
down.
DR.. oscar bowling of Shrevd Tort, La,
was elected secretary and treasurer The
Following vice presidents were named: :
DR.. J. F. McInstry, Florida; DR. w.
S. Leathers, Mississppi DR.. /. h. Snyd-
err. Alabama; DR.. ii. l.. Harris, Geor-
gia. DR.. George Dock, Louisiana; DR..
Frank Jones, Tennessee.
The officers of the several sections
were elected as follows:
Medicine-Dr George Dock of New Or
leans chairman, and DR.. Eugene H.
Mitchell of Birmingham, secretary. Oph-
thalmology-Dr. u. H. Bird. chairman,
and DR.. e. c. Elliott, secretary Surgery
DIR. E. Denegre Martin of New Orleans.
chairman, and DR.. Jere L, Crook Of jack
con Tam. secretary.