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The Washington herald., 1909-08-24

william L. Neshall. s5 and Olive ". Greene. T.
Rev. C. y. WhitmOre
james D. Bowers. p ard Elizabeth c. Thompson
q. both OF Aiartinsburg. ". Va. Rev I. T. Mc-
Ggisan.
William j. Gnu. q. Occoquan. Va, and VirUe
Alexander. 2. Rev ". Whitmore.
Clayton s. Bags. . Richmond. and Coruelia V.
Parry, q Rev. J. McC. Henry.
Thomas S. lee 8, and Anna B. Redmond. Il
Rey Theron OutvateT.
Charles II. Ashton, So and Frances J. Ware. IS
Rev. y. A. Curley
COLORED.
George Aesy. 0. and Daiay Ebhardt o. Rev.
J. y. Ross.
Albert Boone. q. and Eetae King. D Rev. J..
B. Roginson
George W. Bose 2. and Elizabeth patterson, Is
Rev. Philip Stewart
Frank Wilson 81. and Mary L Marshall. g.
Rev. W. A. Jones.
james W. Lewis .. and Mabel ]. johnson. %
Rev. G. H. Hams.
james West, 2, and Cora Allen. is. Rev. Wyatt
Hgrn6on.
Alexander Rhone. s and Julia Miller. 81 Rev.
shelton Miller.
Leonard Scott. a. and Lillian Fields. 2 Res. A.
J. Tyler
Frederick ruman 2. and Maggie Russell. q Rev.
John Richard.
STANLEY DUEL. 2. and Josephine ClaECett q
Rev. ". J. Howard.
Scott Coleman a and Rebeoa woodfork. .,
ReT. John Richard
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Aug. 2-WHEAT-Stock in elevators.
~ s2 bushels Sales Of cargocs on grade were made
at Los for No. ? red. 9aIs for No red. % for
steamer 40. red. "a for steamer No red. % for
stock rejected and So for can't use" rejected Small
bag lots. by sample brought, S9 IS. 100, l02, and
l03 per bushel as 70 quality.
Contract sales were car No. red Western spot.
1854; 1000 August LOy4 5000 do LO2 Settling
prices were; No. 2 red Western. Los: contract spot
l02A. No red. ga steamer No. 2 red. g74t,
steamer No. red Western. LOO
CORN-Stock in elevators 65ss5 bushels The
arrivals Of Southern corn were confined exclusively
20 the white variety. Cargoes Of fly-cut and warm
white corn sold az 80 per bushel, and small bag
lot. by sample at s. Quote prime lots Of yellow
corn afOat nOminally at 7sa7SA per bushel and
bushel FOR car lots on spot Later a cargo Of 2O0I
bushels Of yellow arrived and sold at 7sH pel
bushci.
Cob Corn-There Is a firm feeling in choice yellow
ear corn, which we quote at 40 per barrel by the
carload. Frst-hand offerings limited. and trading
fair in a jobbng way Contract sales, 1000 buz
January 59s. Settling prices For contract IS
OATS-Stock IN elevators, i99 bus. shipments
from elevators Z 63 bus White, No. 2 43Jsa45: do
No. 3. 4saA: do. No. 4. lOzallh; No 2 mixed.
42aiZia.
RYE-stcck in elevators. n.3s5 bus: shipments
from elevators. a4 bus No. Western rye. uptown.
lsa76; beg lots, as 70 quality and condition 60a70
FLOUR-Wnter extra. new. 4.i0aAf0 DO. clear.
new l.70a4,9o; do, straight, new hs5a5l0; do pat.
ent, rev. 58a545; spring clear 5.l5a545; do
straight. s7oa5s5: do patent. 655se.60; City Mills
best patent 700; do. high-grade patent. 500; do
highs grade straight. $50: do choice family SIS,
do. extra 4.00aiZ; rye four medium to choice
i25aA.5o; conmeal. per 100 lbs. L75al.s5.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Pneos acoted are whoiesaie.l

tPrces ocOted are wholesale)
BUTTER-CreamcTT. fancy, 20; Western, frsts.
15itaZ7. seconds. Za2z; process. fancy. 81s to z:
fair to good 2la22; dairy. choice. lsa9O: do, good
lsal9; store-packed. fresh. lsal3
CHEESE-New York State factory, fancy aats
lf7sals. small. l5al5It; large. lF1hallA.
EGGS-Near-by, choice, returnable cases q. Wed
Virginia and Southwest Virginia, returnabie casss
2; North Carolina retunable cases. p
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens spring larre III
IS; do, medium. Nals do small. l7als; hers
small. Per b.. 2saali; large. "a; ROSTERS. Der III
8; ducks. old, 10; do. spring. lbs and over lOal2
geese, per To-, eaI; do, fancy. salo: turkeys. toms
per ID, g; do, hens, lsi do, thin. 10; keats. "a
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys. choice. undravn
hens. per ID, IS; do. average, undrawn. mixed IA.
chickens per h. l6al7 hens, choice Der lb l5al6.
ROSTERS. per ID. Z; ducks. lOal2 geese. Der Ib.'
5al0
DRESSED MEArs-Hams. country. sugar cured
lEkal5
VEGETABLES-Potatoes. per bbl.. l.75a2 90. sweet
potatoes. per bbl, new. 300a350; yarns Der hi
3eoaaiS; cabbage. per bbl crate. 80: celery, New
York. per doz. 4oa6oi cucmbers. per basket 5Oa75:
lettuce, homegrown, bbl.. 5oa75; do. New York.
Per basket, 75al.25; onions. Maryland and Virginia.
per bbl., L75a2O0; string beans. per bbl.. 3Oa75.
beets bunch. 2a3; peas. basket, 75al25.
GREEN FRUITS-Apples, loose, per Dbl. Ooa
10 peaches per 6-basket carrier 75a2o; Do per
box. l0oal.15; do. common Ea5O. oranses Califor.
MIA Naencias. per box. 275a3Z lemons. CieiIy. r@r
box, 5.0a5.S; pineapples. Florida. per crate liza
3oo damsons. per h., ~; damson plums. 81.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. unwashed free of
burs per H. Ba29; WOOL bury per ID, 25a2s. bides
green. per b.. loall; do, dry, per b. lsals sheen
skins. green, cach 75aLoO; do dry, each. a50: caif
skins, green. each le0al.D
SUNDRIES-Boeswax 2a3O taIlow. 6agl5; gin
seng per b.. bOoa55O; Seneca, per 10, 20; Goldep
Seal. lOai5; pink l2alt; mandrake. 2a5; snake
root 35
GRAIN-wheat. new Der bushel. s5alos. co-n
shelled per bushel. Soas6 ear per barrel 425a4 30.
oats Western. white No 2 per bushel 6Sa72; mixed
s2aei; bran, per ton. ao0asa0O: middiing per ton.
@.00a32G.
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He Finally Won ont.

From the Chicago News.
''Nettie." cried the enamored young
man. Il love you. and would so TO the
worlds end for yOu,''
"Oh, no, you wouldn't. James" retort-
ed the sweet girl graduate. The world,
or the earth. as it is called. Is round like
a ball; therefore. II has no end"
Yes. know" continued the e. y m:
but what I meant was that I'd do any
thing to please you. All. dearest II you
knew the aching void"
Now 1 am surprised. James," inter
rupted the s. E &. Nature abhOrs a
vacuum. and there is no such thing as a
void. But admitting that there could be
such a thing. how could the void you
speak Of be void il there was an ache in
ftp
"Oh. we'll" re1oined the young man,
'at least I've got cash and property
amounting 70 nearly $4,000. and I want
you to be my wife So therei"
james" rejoined the fair one without
a moments hesitation, since you put IL
In that light haven't the heart 10 refuse
you Let the wedding bells ring without
unnecessary delay"
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished By W. 3 Hfbb5 & Co,
members n the New YORK Stock Exchange. Hibhs
Building rs Fifteenth street northwest.
New York. Aug. 2.-Cotton opened steady at a
decline q 5 points TO an advance Of / point. and
sold about TO points net higher during the early
trading on a moderate demand from shorts who
found little cotton Offering. Trading was quiet
during the middle Of the morning With prices q
point or two OF from the best.
Bullish weather reports from Teas bad no ap-
parent influence on the market during the late
forenoon business remaining quiet, and prices ruled
about 70 points net higher.
Receipts at the ports were 400 bales. against
Is last week and l2O46 last year. For the aeek
100 bales against 1887 last week ana lfss last
year.
Receipts at New Orleans were no bales. agains;
492 last year, and az Houston. COZ bales. aezirs,
6 $50 last rear.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Barry Farm-Wilson Tyler et uK to George o.
Watson and Maurice Otterbaok. 20 secure "
N. Mofitt, SO. l 20 . months, 8 per ceut
semi-annually. part lot n section 4
Square lO7-JsSon J.. Bullock % Union Trust Com.
pany. to secure Fidelity Trust Company, trustee
$1,000. years, per cent semiannually, original
lot N. ard part original lot %.
Square 6Ss-Enoch Colbert et uz. TO Francis ?.
ard Vincent A. Sheehy 70 secure Bernard Leon
ard, $50 years. s per cent. semi-annually.
lot I.
Petworth-AndreW NJ. Curry to Albert F. Fox and
Brainard Fl. Warner. r., 20 secure Brainard
II. Warner, $4,000. ] year, 5 per cent semi
annually lots % 10 q, block s..
Square lS3-W Wallace ChiEEell and Harry A.
Kite to Frank A. johnson and J. Walter Ste
phsnson, 20 secure William A. Wimsatt and r.
Harrison johnson. executors. Se0 l year. PEI
cent. semiannually. lots 81. s.. 50.
West Holmead Manor-GeorEe W. Barkman et ux
to John B. Laner and John A. Hamilton. "a
secure the Washington Loan ard Trust Company
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Seventeenth street, between Massachusetts, avenue
and P street northWest-Nettie NJ Langston 10
Anna n Langst0n and Mar J. 8iahoney, part
original lot 20 square I57, SO,
Grace street between Thirty-secoad and Thirty
third streets noTthwCst-Ed Mellon e ux.
70 Farley -. Feale and Ellsworth 7. Simpson.
part lot p square iS SO
Randie Highlands-The Washington Loan and Trust
Company. trustee. 20 Ths United States Realty
Company Of Washington, d. g.. Incorporated.
lot u. square SOL. SO
Petwurth-Guy p Warren 10 Bessie Bent, lot 81
block 81 so.
Brookland-John wiEnan ct u1 70 wilhelrnina G.
German lots Is and 70. block 81 SO
De Sales street. between Connecticut avenue and
Seventeenth street northWest-4lary HeaIey e
al. 10 Maud \. Harlan lot q. square l62 So
Fourth street, between and East Capitol streets
southeast-JOhn A. Lindenkohi et uN. 70 Alice
Lindenkohl part original lot I. square 7S. SO.
Meridian Hill-Herman ". Smith e. ux 70 Julia
g. Jones and Margaret H. Ferris, lot s., block
Il. So
Cambridge place. between Avon place ard Thirtieth
street northWest-William A. Winsatt and
Richard H. Johnson trustees. 20 ". WaIlaoe
ChiSFell and Harry A. Kite, lots 81, s.. and
50, square r2s1 1.s2N
street. between Thind and Fourth streets north
east-w. Wallace ChisWen and Harry A. Kite
20 Allan f. Walker. lot 5o square 7Ts. Sl0o
Columbia Heghts-Charies r. Burhans 10 Mar
/. Hall lot 3. block 81 SO
Potomac Heights-Potomac Heights Land C-upary
70 J. p Lannins, lots y and "a. block ISL
s. gS9oE
Woodley Park-Kennedy Bros, incorpogated q
Theodore Scngstak lot III. block g So
Between Fourteenth and Fifteenth A and B streets
northeast-Kennedy & Davis Co 20 Christopher
J. and CathertOe 7. Mccarthy. lot II. squa-r
100 SO
Holmead Mannr-Maud 3. De Launey TO Gertrud,
S. Frey. lgt TO- block 2. SO.
eN street n0TtheAst-Cieorge p. Plitt Ct ux Il
Virginia B. Williams. lot J. square 757 SO.
Pet'rortn-Guy S. ZePP e al 70 Edmund P. and
Katherine n Keleher. lot g. block e. SO
WhitehEYen-Richard S. Wolfe ct ux. 10 Henu B
Terrets. lots z. s. 2. SO.
lZS 10 lZ6 Second street sogtheast-Same % sane
lot p. square 10 and lots IS To o., squaru
SIS SO
I street. between Nineteenth and TwentietA street.
northwest-Jane G. Graham et vir. Andrew B
% John \. and Ella c. Hester. part oTigina
lOt z Euuare & so
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished b. W. b. Hibhs & %.
members OF the Chicago Board o. Trade Hibbs
Building rs Fifteenth street northwest.
Chicago. Aus. 2.-Lowcr cables and liberal re-
ceipts in The Southwest caused weakness Ia the
wheat market Selling Was general al the start and
demand was scattered Moderate rains were ~
ported In the Northwest, but they were not SUI
ncently general 20 cause any apprecable effect.
Enormous movement in the Northwest is eK-
pected 20 begin within a few days. and this fur
ther weakened the market.
Opening quotations IA the corn market were a
shade % &aA lower. with September at 66isa56t..
After touching 66it September advanced 10 65s
Receipts Of oats liberal, which resulted
in weak tone. particularly In the nearby de-
liveres.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

head Steers. 4l5a6s5; bulls. 2OOa2T5: COWS. I4Oa
AS dressed beef steady for good lower for common
CALVES-Recepts. 1850 head Yeals. 65Osl0.0O;
few early sales at lO25 clls 5O0a6OO: gassers and
buttermilks, 375a4.75; prime Western calves. 675i
dressed calves steady; city dressed Teals. l0al4i5
few Is; country dressed, SAILS
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, I029 head.
Sheep 30Oal75: prime. 500: culls, 20oa25o; lambs.
6.ooa225; one car at $40; culls 500.
HOGS-Receipts. $50 head; strong. State and
Pennsylvania hogs. SS5as.A
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Regular call 2 O'Clock noon.
United States registered s., so at loOA
Washington Railway and Electric a., s. 900 at SSk.
Capital Traction. az 40
Washington Railway and Electric c>=--. 10 Al ibh.
Washington Railway and Elctrc Pfc, at slh,
8 at 9lH. 3 at 9lis.
Washington Gas. 100 Of TsE 8 at IA, % al TSN,
100 az I53s 50 al 75N Us az 75h.
Lanst9n. IS at I7is. 25 ct l7ss 100 at IN 100 at
l7& 80 at l7M
American National Bank. 10 at $50. 10 at 80.
At $50 10 at 80
After call--WashingtOn Railway and Electric CON-.
30 az 49,
Washington Railway and Electro pfd.. IS At siH.
100 at 81. 100 al 81.
Following are the hid and asked prizes on yes-
tsrday's Washington Stock Exchange:
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mSTTCE ANDrRgON

VNNIININ As7ILftoVN.
Estate Of Helen Dodge Klober petition fled anc
order appointing United States Trust CompanI
guardian. Attorneys. Douglass. Baker n sheriff..
Estate q Ferman Leek; petition Of Maggie Leel
for letters of administration. Attorney. Zeph. r.
Moore.
Estate of Helen NJ Role: petition Of Mary A
Lueber for probate Of viii ard letters testamentary
Attorney. Nelson WisOn-
Estate d Fannie L. Corby: vii aled. datet
August H. 1909
Estate Of Mary Ann Gibbons; petitions q Chas
+ White for probate Of viii and letters tesla
mentary. Attorneys. Gordon & Gordon-
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From TIE Philadelphia Public Ledger.
The Hon. Theodore Hallam. one Of
Kentucky's most able lawyers. was often
provoked 10 evaporation by the play his
friends made on is name. Hallam had
borne illusions without end TO the Mid
die ages" constitutional laws" and the
rest OF it. when one day in Washington
he was introduced TO Gov. Hogg, Of
Texas
"Hallam2 Hallam2" the governor
querled. Are you the original?"
"No, Gov. Hogg," replied Hallam.
Are your"
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NIOo. years. per cent, semi-annually lots
a 70 At, block L
square 2Oi-EdwaFd p Thomas e Tx. 10 William j.
Flather and Elmer +. Raney. TO secure John NJ.
Jones ll,5oo. , years FER cent. senii-annually
lots s.. ~ % ls9. and part lot lsl.
Square 5L-Josephine f. Prather 20 Thomas W.
and j. Edward Fowler 10 secure Albert T.
Burnley $500. and 70 William y. Lewis. Sl.0o0
years per cent. semtauuualiy lots lA. los
and l06
Square 1856 Christopher J. Mccarthy Ct ux. 10 I'd
ward J. stellWagen and Thomas u. Gale. 10 Sc
cure Kennedy q Davis Company, yl.550. monthly
payments. per cent. lot T.
Square &-John y. Hester e uz 20 William A.
H.ll and John p. Ahern. 70 secure N. A. Ahen
800. years. per cent. serni-annualy. par
original lOt 2
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W York, Aug. n,-Boud transactions on the
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Aug. Z.-Money On call al the stocE
exchange to-day opened at ZH per cent. highest
pa lowest. "a; closing Z1. Most Of the day.
loans were made at "a per cent
Time money was quiet, but firm at the lowe
rates established toward the close Of last week
Recent liquidation in stocks brought demand doyr
10 only fraction Of that Of a fortnight ago. Sur.
ply was IN good volume. Rates: 2lta3 per cent foi
sixty days. 2kayA for ninety days. yiza3E for fou
months. and 55sa4 Tor FIVE and six months.
The market for sterling to-day firm. with Tho
rate Eve points higher. Rates for actual business
Sixty days, ls5o5ai,s5l5i demand 4s6lhAS6i5; ca
bles. As695ai s76
Commercial bills 4slh for ninety days and ASKS
46ib for sixty days. Flour bills. s.sik for sixtj
days. Grain. Asf7h
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DAILY COURT RECORD
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. L.
(Monday, August 2a, 1909

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No 2jsis. Dulaney vs. Waggaman; receivers au-
thoTiDed 20 sell certain lots. Attorneys. Deuuel
Maddox ard X. T. Gateley-Irsing Williamson and
Thompson < Laskey.
No 22i5 Krumer -. Prudential Life Insurance
COMPANY time TO fle transcript on appeal extended
Attorneys. w. G. Gardner and Z. \. Hopewell-
Thompson & LAskey.
No 2soa2 Mackall rs. Mackali; auditors report
confirmed. Attorneys, d. S. Mitcheli-H. s. Mat
thews and W. A. johnson.
No 27d. Mueller & Co vs. Bing; sale aufhor-
tied. Attorneys. James A. Toomey. G. A. White,
and James 3. Flynn.
No H6l, Thompson U. Thompson; ttEe 70 hle
transcript appeal extended. Attorneys. W. n.
Lewin-Lcckie Fulton & Cox.
Ne. &CSs. Bilder vs.. Leighton; time 10 take testi.
mony limited. Attorneys. =. H. Thomas and John
b. Daish-H. W. WhoatlGy and B. r. Leighton.
No. &l0i Gilfry v4 District Realty Company
rule discharged and petition for injunction and re-
cciver denied Attoness A. B. Browne and Alex
Brtton-R. b. Dickey
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1usrrcr ANDFRsoN

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
United States ". william r. ST. John; carnal
kn0Vieos recognizaHce, so, taken. Attorney.
Campbell Carrington
United States ". Reginald jenkins; HOUSEKEEPING;
reoognizance. $50. taken. Attorney Campbell Car
nngtOn.
eognizance, 500. taken. Attorney, L. y. Mat
tingy.
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Mrs. Groenn to aIrs. HoQIigan.

From the Chicago Tribune.
Mrs. Hooligan-We've got friends in Sc
attic. an we're goin' there 10 spind tn
summer
Mrs. Grogan-Don't take no scenic route,
as they call II, whin ye go, Mrs. HoOli-
gan ERODE in wan o. thin things az an
amusement park wanst an got hurted.
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New York. Aug 2-WHEAT-Lo7yer fair trade
New No. J Northern Duluth 10 arrive l0sH new
No red. (. o. b. nominal. 10: new No. nd
| for end Of September az IL over; No. hard
New York. T. o. b.. LIN; No. ! macaroni. new
crop. s6A T. o. b October: No. ! Manitoba T. o.
b. % arrivo Octobcr-Noyaaber. la Exporters TOOK
2 loads. mainly Durim-
CORN-Weaker, dull trade. No. elevator, g05k
No. T. O. b.. nominal Exporters took loads
No. yellow. elevator S01: No Q T. O. b. De
cenber to March shipments az c.
RYE-slow. New No. 2 T. o. b.. e
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Exta. PEI eES.. 6Oa6Oc; butcher, l.Oos
$50: common. 2Oa300.
HOGS-Per cwt. gross. 7.Ooa7.so; ordinary. 6Ooas s
SHEEf-PTime clipped. $50: common 2O0asOO
LAMBS-Choice, spring per ID. ~: medium,
saeh
CALVEs-PriHe, per lb.. 81 medium. ~; com.
mon. sac.
COWS-Prime fresh each. s50OaE.1o; common
E.ooaSo.00; old and dr.. laOOal5O0
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Circuit Court No. 1.

/ No 1880. Jackson. Trustee. Washington. Bal
timore and Annapolis Railway Company; order ex-
tending time 10 submit and settle bill Of exceptions
70 October ], I9oe inclusive and 10 nle transcript
OF record 70 October I5 1909 inclusive. Attorneys
r. B. SlateT-Marbury 4 GosneIl and A. A. Hoeh-
! ling II.
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Lawsuits.

No 5lsS6. James W. Robinson vs.. Corby Bros
damages. $1,000. Attorney W. c. Gardiner
No 5lSS9 Patrick +. INLAND Vs. James T. Sweet
man; account. SIAN Attorneys, A. S. Taylor and
ID. O'C. Callahan.
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While you think OF II. telephone yo,-.
Want Ad TO The Washington Heraie
and bill win be sent you at / cent a wo. d.
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WALL STREET NEWS
Strong Advance in Prices
Soon After Opening.
THEN a REACTION SETS IN
Union Pacific Loses Three of Its
Gained Points and New York Cen
tral Drops TwO-United States steel
Common and Most or the other Is
sues Sell on a Point or Two.

New York, Aug. BIN the first guar
ter hour to-day prices advanced actively
IN continuation of the rally which set
in Friday afternoon. and TO the accom-
paniment Of considerable commission
house buying and covering OF short con-
tracssS
These forces were soon spent and there
followed a reaction as brisk as had been
the recovery. Union Pacific specially de-
clming three points, New York Central
two points. and Steel common and most
Of the others selling on point or more.
There was nothing unnatural 20 the re-
action: Il was to be expected after a
rally as considerable as had taken place
yet traders looked for pretexts outside
the market and again professed fears
over Mr.. Harriman's condition on account
of wireless messages reporting that he
had not left his stateroom since the
liner sailed
Message from Hartman.
Presently a wireless message from Mr.
Hartman saying that nc was n good
health was given out at the Union Pa
cihc Offices and the market advanced
quickly though in an opposite direction.
Thereafter stocks moved briskly and
upward until the close. with Union Pa
cifc closing three and three-forths points
above the low price OF the day. Steel
common one and seven-eighths up. and
decided strength In practically all the
others
Conspicuous individual movements are
q the first and second preferred shares
tt the United States Rubber Company
/ and in Texas and Pacific and other
Gould stocks. United States Rubber first
preferred gained four and one-half points
on the day. and this advance attracted
particular attention because the stock
advanced steadily all OF last week IN
opposition 20 the general trend OF the
market
One Of the explanations offered was
that the listing Of SlO.OOO0OO Of the stock
I'm Paris had so reduced the available
supply as to cause sharp advances on
small purchases. To the Gould stocks
attention was directed by the application
Of the Missouri Pacific for the listing OF
$S3,0oo000 stock on the stock exchange,
NtAtN SWIM ANAANeNliAAlAh AllcA VI TIE new
company. under which company many OF
It's subsidiaries are 10 be unified and a
\ comprehensive financial plan perfected.
Arrangements Near Completion.
The application was accordingly taken
as an indication that the long-pending
arrangements on the financial plan are
nearing completion. OF the days devel-
opments which might be regarded OF
market importance the greatest attention
was paid to a break OF 3 cents a bushel
in the price Of cash wheat in Minneapo-
lis, following the arrival there OF AS
cars containing the first large shipment
/ 'of the spring wheat crop. The shipment
I was far in excess Of that received at the
Z corresponding date last year, and ap-
.peared TO Justify the prediction that the
Favorable harvest weather and the high
prices would combine to produce an un-
usually early and heavy movement os the
crops.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY W. B. Hibbs & Co,
members Of The New York Stock Exchange. Bibbs
Bnilding Is Eiiiennih ctrnct nn-th-..t
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NEW YORA STOCK MARKER.

ouo,ations furnished BY ". B, Hibbs a Co.
members New York stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
ing rs Fifteenth street northwest
CALL MONEY-SALES BY HOURSs
Money. o.. ~ Z IL. %. L.. 2Mi O.. -.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-24

Closing prices year ago today: New York-De
oembeT wheat L02i1. December corn 76N Chicagr
December wheat. o.: December corn, 65 lis.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-24
Bnnlxruntcx Petition.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

In re Bartholomew 8Ianni1: petition fled. Pc
ioner's solicitor. J. A. O'Shea-
The Washington herald., 1909-08-24

TREASURY STATEMENT.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-06
STEPS FROM AUTO,
SLABS lNSULTER, is
MADE UNCONSCIOUS

BUTTE, Mont, May 5.--John Berkin
of Butte, a prominent mining man,
aIighted from his automobile in the
heart of the BUSINESS district last even
ing to slap the face of a young man
who had addressed vile epithet to his
party, which included several ladies. A
mob gathered and the police arrested
BerIkin and Walter O'Malley and Bert
MaIloy and took all to jail
W. G. Weston, sOn-in-law OF Mrs.
Berlxin, was found later unconscious on
the steps of the Inter-Mountain office.
He had been felled by blow from be-
hind and kicked and beaten frlghtfully.
and has not recovered consciousness and
Is in a serious condition.