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The Washington herald., 1909-06-24
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
prices quoted are wholesale.l

(Puces quoted are Wholesale.l
BUTTER-Creamery, fancy. 2; Western hrsts
26a255s; seconds. q; process fancy. Za2i: fair %
good. 2az2: dairy. choios 0aa; sOoa. 70; store.
packed. fresh. %
CHEEsE-Sew York State factory. fan-y fats
hlzal5: do, small. Bal5z; do. large. ls;5alfE.
EGGS-Near-by, choice, free cases, 2Ts: do -
turnable cases. z; West Virginia and Southern
West Virginia free cases. ma DO. returnable cases
20; Tennessee free cases. Ns5; do. returnahs
cases, 70; North Carolina. free cases. lsh; do, re-
turnabio cases. %.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens, zla22; spring. gzas.
hens IS: roosters. S ducks large. eaII: do snau
fa7 springs. lani5; geese. 6a7 do fancy. saIO. tr
keys, toms. lzalS; DO. hens. i; turkeys hin. 70;
keats. llal2
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys, choice. undravn
hens. 5als; do. average undrGwn. l5al6: DO. hin
a; chickens. 3a25; hens I7iz; ROSTERS p; ducks
Ieal2: geese. Sale,
DRESSED MEATs-Hams. country singer eured
lz5zal5
VEGETABLEs-POtatoes. per bbL. sUas25. do
Der bus. LEaL50; yams. per bbl L75a2 50. aspara-
gus, per doz-. l25a25o cabbage, Per bbI, crate.
50a75; celery, Florida, Per crate 200a2 90 c7lc1m
bers. per baS, 75aL50; lettuce. home grown bbl
5oa75; onions, Bermnca, per crate Is, Tens ner
crate L25al.55i peppers Florida, per carrier lo0a
L50; string beans, per bas.. 40a75; tomatoes per
box. l.50a200; tomatoes choice Leo: rhubarb doz
8; beets bunch. sa5; peas. has. TsaL3
GREEN FRUITS-Appies. loose Der bt 2Oo,
70; peaches. per box. l0al-50; do. common 5aT5.
oranges. Florida. bright. per box. 3Ooas59; DO
California nsvels. per box. -2T5a325; g7zpo fruit
Florida, per box. S5aa5o %; lemons Sicily. per box
2 55a5.25: strawberries. per 1t. 5a5 blackberriss
North Carolina, 5as; pincappes. Florida Der crate
i7Ja2S.
DRIED FRUJTS-ATries sliced, fancy. 8. DO
sliced. bright, 81; cherries. Y; blsckberries 1;
Shortlebeuies. loi raspberTi@s. Il
GRAIN-Wheat. Southern. On grade lSal Il.
rye, q. corn. shelied. white. 56a92; do yellow Ss
q; new. car. 4-i0afs0; oats, Western Elits No 2
eoal0; oad, mixed e6aa
sUNDRIkS-Beeswax. =; ta1ow. 6ss6: ginseng.
per h. 50oa550; seneca. per H.. 70: golden seaI
soa45; pink, Izals; mandrake. ID. snake root g.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. washed. free OF burs
per h.. g.; DO. unwasbed free of ours. per IL
"a ao- burrg per ID. Ea2S; hides. green. per b.
II; DO. dry. Der H., Bal5; sheep skins green.
each. Isaloo DO. dry each. Eas9 calf sk3ns, e-ssn.
eaens Lalal.lo.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. :.

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No Z7SB. Cleary ct al vs.. Gerard et al; title
vested. Attorney. G. r. t-inkhs
No. E6l4 Busck Es. Emmercs & al; trustee
substituted Attorney. J. A Maedd-
No 26l6. ShugTus Vs. Shugrue; same. Attorneys.
Lester 4 Price.
No. 2s7e2- Walker rs. Bradley et al auditors
report 1tifed and distribution ordered Attorneys.
J. b. Archer-Maddox q Gatley.
No. So. Sytnor e al Brooks et a.. guar
dian ad ltem appointed. Attorney. l. Williamson.
No. 1850. Lewis e al rs Severance 60 a.: nf-
erencs 20 auditor. Attorneys. g.. II. Lamar-G. 7.
Williams.
No. @5e5 Floyd vz Floyd; motion fo- aIinouy
pondente lite and counsel fees oVerrlcd Attorneys
G. Darlington and L. Carrington-
No ZiSlA n re RaeOurn-Garnef Coal COMPANY
auditors repor. ratified Ats'rneys. Darr. Peyser
< Taylor-J. B. Daish.
In 70 Qunac) Hans sinensen; rcfeancs 70 ap-
ditcr.
No EsE. Joraon rs. Jordon Ct al Injunction
granted. Attorneys. c. c. James-J. p. Archer
No. 2!OlL Cox Va Babson et al sale not con
hrned. Attorneys. T. L. Jefcrds and +. NJ. Cox
Barnard & Johnson and Hallam Hallam-
No. 2s575 Stewart vs.. Stewart Ct a.: rcfercnce
u examiner. Attorneys. p Il. Marshall-J. C..
Foster.
IN ~ nunae3 J. I. Colcazer: order to pay certain
debts.
30 &58. semmes-KeTy Company vs.. Sanitary
Grocery Company: rule ruturnable July !. AttoF-
neys Wot Rosenbers-I- IL David
No. 3s5e Lewis er al. ". SeYerancs q al IN
teTTening petition referred % auditor. AttQaeyB.
q. n. Lamar-(f. f. Williams.
No. 3665. Miller e a.. "a. Miller ct al; trustee
ordered = aeeaPs offer, Attorneyi ". A. Johnston.
No. &6-6. Gait ct al TS Gait < al trustee
authorized 10 remove building Attorney. J. ID.
C0ughlan-
10. 2s5oi. CLANCY " CLANCY; rue discharged
Attoroey, Z. \. Hopewel
No. a5B. Donath ~. Brown: trustee 70 release
appoinJed- Attorney. G. =. Digs
No. 1s67. Moran q al Auacogfia Brick
Company: r1ceiver authorized % accept cunIrUruisa
Attorneys W. C. Gardiner J. c. NIatungy. and
F. n. HopeWeIl-C. J. F. Graf ard +. L Mitchell
No. 2s2S Neal ". Neal q Al: rule returnabie
July and restraining order. Attorney. L n
King
No. .9lE. Waters "a KoDp e al; seTe-ancs OF
appeaI allowed. Attorneys L WlizmsCn-W. j.
Lambert and r. II. Ycatman.
No. 2s21. Sands IS PearsoE e a.; argued and
Submitted. Attorneys. T. p. Slater-W. q. CleP-
haze.
No. &5l2 Lrrley Va Clark e al; Injunction
against J. T. Clark dissolved; Injunction against
other defendants o1nrinueL Attorneys, IL. W
Wheatlcy-J. ~ Thurston and NJ A. Eallinger
No 9i55. United States Ts Gayn1r: argsed and
submitted. Attorneys D. ". Baker-A. S. Worth
inggon.
No. &sso Nielsen vs. Nelson: restraining order
Attorney. T. T. Mitchell.
ssiEnment fcr to-day:
No. 2s55s TeEen vs. Dalas e. a. Attorneys.
Hamilton. Colbert XGkes & HamIton-D. "
Baker
Motions
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nan and WLl1uShhT s Chssley. 70 sszlrs 7.
Z CLARK. Szla. % months pr oen-. partz
lots 81 and 81
Square -el4-Walter F. Collins e TX % E1est L.
sclIzi5t and Geo-se u. EElmerich. 20 secure
GsTmza-Ameriean Buil5ing Assocsatio1 81 80.
lots q 20 =. ; trusts. $50 each. ore on each
l1-
n0re BcaI and Lisls s. Lipsoclb and William
H. Saund-rs trustees S.0A yea-s. pr
cent selui-auuualy. lots a. ard 81. block a.
SauI's Addilun-Charies r. DUehsy et Ux- % 3.
Flncis saul and Wsltsr Z. Hilton. C secure
Hluy d. Ellis. $50 5 years. pc- ce1t
semi-annualy loc g. square G2
square sE5-E1isha J. Bahcpck CO TX % 0Tlto1 f.
Ales ard william J. FIathsr. % se=re JOIN ".
Jones. sea. years, s pe- cent. scnfAunually
p0u lct 6
Kaloraz1a Heizhts-ygiliarn p. L17=o1c-h ct IL to
Edward J. StalEagen and Thcmas n Gale %
secure Wiuiaa e. BCIllrt et al executors ard
trustees s. cZEl and wars pg- cert ssui-
Annually. lJI Is. block q
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Probate Court.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
Estate q Vincent Il Adams; order % make ez-
pendiulres-
Estate q Charles s wn-on5 orssr e0aaruirs
sale
Estate q Henry Kenga: order foE sale a realty
Attorney. ". K Q1intsr
Estate q John Cannaok; order 70 sell securities.
Attorney. Z. A. Dent.
Estate q d. +. sprE; order % transfer stocks
and bo1ls. At,orney. y. s. Perrv.
Estate q George f. Howell; sXemplifed COY q
original fled Los Angeles Couu-T. Cal. VIII dated
November 6. lsa7. dl-d and order admitting c1py
20 probate Attorney C. r. Linkins
Estate u John Driscals PETITION for letters q
administrator
Estate of Ellen NJ Calton; rlls 70 show czuse
Estate Of Edward Mc3Iahon; petition % sau
realty and reference % auditor
Estate n LaVeuia Garter petition sor letter. q
administration. Attorney. J. +. Bundy.
Estate q Lrcnda A. Ellis; order % imp-oTe
cemetery lot
Es;ate OF Daniel Dfulahys order % forcclose realty
In re John McNiey et al; order 20 complete p1r-
chase q realty
Es,ato Of Jennie Z. Lee; VII dated Nay /. 1909.
fled
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Quotations furnished By ". B. HEbbs z Co.
members a the ChiczgO Board q Trads Hihhs
Building. = Fifteenth street northwest
Chicago. June z.-Renewed selling o. jay Wheat
was feature q TIE early trading to-day and the
market IN general WAS inclined 10 De Wesk FeFora-
ba harvest reports and q hea7y tore a. LEFtr1oG-
UCrs the chi1 bearisl i1fGencss. Addieio1al rains
were reported in Kansas and Missour. where ha--
yes,iRg IS under way blf il was the general opinion
ttat Etsle delay 70 g-zin-currlug would Be expori-
encad The mors deferred futures were relatively
stronger than ths JCly opdon-
The ooCn market was weak on fsForabls c-up -
ports.
Liquidation q july holdinCs caused veaEnsss in
the cats market
Provisions were weak owing 70 renewed p-U1ir-
taking brought out By further decline q Sc 10 Ioc
In the p-ioa q live hogs.
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DEEDS OF TRTsr.

HiilhruCt-L0-5 c. Trl-nbo q uz- 10 OtE1y b
LaItzn-lr and GeC7ge l. B-Enel. % secure
Hattie D. Rollins S.a3. 8 years. 6 per cent
s1ll-lu1ually. l12 . 2 and =. sluare soos
same To Ric1ard n. BYoa and George L Bun
ue.l. o. sacsrs Otvay p. Z4l-ziuser, Sis 4 %
months, pr cent. sme l-rd.
square lf-kllI4r4 q. EgLs et TX Co Charles A.
and John Il. Shie5s CD sec1re M1-.aret Schzf-
~. 500. years. p- cent se--i-a-1ua-,y.
* i'll
Holmgad 3laro--Loulsa J. D5ossttie % william K
Bin and Frlnslin Barrett. 70 s,srs Wa-rea b.
Hunt S-'. years. Ter cent, s--l annually.
iot g. b-lck A.
Square Ss--FrluE J. Nol-o e. ux 70 Heu-y Il
Berg1-arn and GrorEc n. E1unc-icl. 20 so-1re
Ne,7po,is Baiidi1g ASoca-i11. No. s. S3uo
Square s1l-Nels T Jooss % J. E5uzsi Lewis
and Frauk A. Jones. % sec--o F-ed O. Jones
G54. 7 70 e. mouths. pr cs-t, lcts 2 20 4
square 5L3-FrclericE A. Liurl- q ux ard Henri
A. Luger. r.. % "a. . Charles T. IErrr ard
william h. Ells, - secure John ID. Crovu
&eN. years. 4 Der cent seEni-a-nuaily. part
original lt q.
SSath B-oskli1G-Jaha G. NleCrri-ht e TX. 70
AHeT.caa Security and Trust C,sapany. - So
cure National savings and Trust Company. s. CO.
Illliil] Ia1Ile-tA , per ce--. .oc l. bi1cz
Saul's Addicted II Morris et "a. % T. Flan-
cs saul and walter =. Hiloo-- - se-ue T.
H. S-ul. SIl51. monthly rayulcnts 5 per cent
scIri-a1-uua-ly. loC a. square lss.
FctHo-rl-J- Harry Carucs 20 Clarercs 3. Rbeern
and GC1-Ee W T. SE111cll 20 soCIru H1rry
T Domer. $50, years 6 p- cent. sami-an-
uualy, lots = and 81. square 9. Sa1na 70
Cla-ence =. Rheen ard Alexander T. Hensey.
- saclrc Harry T. Doz1e-, SO. 5 years pe-
cent. a-lni-anlua-ly lots q and = square 6
Square s5s-EtTlrd Nelzles e ur- 70 Hrbszr
sa2nnou and ArlhEr J. Luchs % sec1re Tacy
"A Jefords and Joseph Saiou1l. Soo monthly
poymgr-S pr cent. lot g.
square ss6-Jchn J. NooDan et TX. % Arthur Peter
% soc-Ts Charles n Jones, N5o4 mU-ihy
notes. pr cent log C.
square oot-Ausust DOlarh surviving trustee. % T.
g. Cun6rdg9 Trust Company. % soc1re Rlch1ri
WetbeTli. J. Frlnk Black and estate a JOIN
B. Roach. $500. 8 yoars por cent, semi
annually. parr square.
SherWood-Bartlett Z Harper CO uL % FGank 2
Fuller and Frank =. BaQp, 70 secure Edward
Land E1d Building Company Qnc-l. SIS. l 10
2 mouchs. Der cent part lot g. block 81
square l25i-Jacob B. Walker 20 AyIc-t T. EOltz-
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore June Z.-Wheat to-day was steady;
coEn. weak; cats, easy; ne. duh, and -four, dull
WHEAr-July. Ll53Eall57l; August LIsal IS1E
September LIS hid: receipts. s73 bushels; exporrs
G.9s bushels; new Southern. by sample. LOCaLl0.
OORN-COuuact. 70 asked: July. TEa7Ss1; recsspss.
1856 bushels; exports. 200 bushelA
OATS-StOck in elevators l57.63 bushels. shir-
ments from elevators. $50 bushels; uhits No ?
e3asS1E; DO. No. s. 63a6Zsi do. No 4 slsgl
mixed. No. s. 6lael14; do. No 3. SOasVss; do. No
4. 59a59h
RYE-Stock in elevators. IS 40 bushels: No. 2
Western rye. export, 9llEas2: No Western -vs
uptown. 9laS2: bag lots as TO quality and conditio
S6as4.
FLOUR-Winte- extra, 5-5oa670; do. clear. e9Oa
SIS; do. straight. 6Toass5: do. patent. 7Ooa7 bal.
spring clear S.25a555; do. straight. sos6o5. "a
patent. 6.Eas7e; City NILS best patent. L4O: al
high-grade patent 80; do. high-grade strsigbt
7Ri do. choice family. 5.55i do. extra aMa5I5
rye hour, medium to choice. 46oa4 IS; com mesl
per 100 lbs, LSoaIs1
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Big Grnin Crop Expected.
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. June Z-Mmsy opened at II; higa.
.. lowest IA; closed. IA.
Most ot the days loans were at "a, per cent.
Tine money was fl moderate demand The short
rates were neglected. bat soIno business was done
in six and seven months money. Rates. eaZR 7er
cent f1r sixty days; 2aZ per cent for ninety days
l4a3 pTr cent for four months: 3a3H per cent for
i've months; 3lza3i5 per ccrt for siK months. 81
pr cent for seven months. and 3sai per cent for
eight months
The market fo- sterling was firm today, with
demand rates Unchanged. Gables were again IN
strong inquiry. adrancing % points. Rates FOR
actual business were:
Sixty days AssilaAs5i5: demand. 4s5O5aa $50;
cables As550a4 5s6s
Commcrcal bills were 4s55s Tor ninety DAYS; As5ss
as5o- for sixty days -four bills 4s6; grain { SIS
Tie supply OF grain and c0tton bills was aesfn
very arail.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-24
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Bonds were again the feature CT the
trading yesterday on the local stock ex-
change. Most attention was paid 70 Po-
t0mac Electric Consolidation 5s. and un-
der active bidding prices were a little in
advance OF other recent sales Of the same
issue In al $1,000 of the bonds changed
hands at prices ranging from 10 S-4 TO
i04 rs After interest IN these bonds had
ceased $4,000 IN Electric Light IS were
sold ar los and los 3-s.
Capital Traction stock sold at 194 -
Washington Gas went back to 70 and
fractions above, with one lot OF 800 shares
sold and several more quotation lots OF
twenty-five shares each.
Lanston yesterday. after remaining
plugged at Is 1-2 for about a fortnight
took a slight rise. adding an eighth 10 the
price on sales OF over 800 shares.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New YORK. june Z-cATTLE-Recotpts. 70 900
head. Steers. s.S5as.S: bulls s0a503: tsHends.
SO: COWS 2e5a4So, dressed boef SLOW. az sai0S
CALYES-Rsceips. $500 had. Veais. 6aass IS;
few selected AZ ee0; taros-osais 55oas5s: butter
uilks. A75a5.lZi dressad calves Errn hiZher, city,
dressed vealss eSals; countl7-dressed sisalIli;
cressed butterriIks saa
SHEEP and JAAIBS-Receipts Tg0 head
sheep steady: lambs active and lsa5 hicher on
Hight supply: al sold Sheep 250aGe0; few, $50;
calls. G7s: laubs. 7.5laa5; calls. T.sa
H0GS-ReeeipSs. 5.s0e head; lover, a. LS&2Io:
plEs. 5.5oal.G
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WALL STREET NEWS
Rally in Stock Prices Fol.
lows Weak Opening.
MARKET SEEMED ovERsoLD
More Definite Influences Develop and
All Were OF a Favorable Nature.
Change in Plan for Corporation
Tax Encouraging Feature of the
Situ"ti0n-BiE Grain Crop Expected.

New York. June 23.-The movement Of
prices to-day very plainly derived at
least an initial impulse from the signif-
cant action OF the market in the last
quarter Of an hour Of business yesterday
afternoon.
quick rally followed. making It ap-
parent on the face of things that the
market had become oversold. and that It
was IN a mood TO resist further pressure.
These considerations over night led TO a
decided change OF feeling on the part Of
many professional operators, so much so
that this morning they we're disposed 10
reduce their commitments for the fan. or
IN other cases even 20 make additional
contracts for the rise and under the
influence Of buying of this sort the mar
ket maintained a steady and creeping
strength throughout the earlier hours
Definite influences.
Then more definite market influences
began TO develop. and all of these were
Of a favorable nature. An encouraging
feature of the situation presented at the
outset was. OF course. the decided change
IN the general plan OF the tax on cor
porations measure now proposed at
Washington. this assuming the form OF
an abolition OF those inquisitorial meth
DDS OF collecting the tax which consti-
tuted one Of the chief sources Of dis
satisfaction with the idea manifested
in the financial district.
Moreover. the view IS still generally
entertained IN Wall street that there is no
Etrong prospect that the law authorizing
the levy OF any tax on corporations viii
be passed az the present session OF Con-
gress.
OF much more Importance to-day was
the favorable character Of the crop news
proceeding from so many different sec
tions OF the agricultural belt, and because
OF which there was an all-round decline
in the wheat and grain markets.
People giving close attention 10 the Sc
curity market began 10 consider with
more attention than they did yesterday
the meaning OF the report of the Kansas
State agricultural bureau. made public by
Secretary COburg. as 10 existing condi-
tons there.
Big Grain Crop Expected.
The substance Of this is that the Kan
sas winter wheat crop bids fair 20 turn
out about 100000 bushels more than
many private calculators in the grain
trade estimated a month ago, and that
the present promise IS for a corn crop
in Kansas this year far IN excess OF
bumper records IN the past.
To-day hot, forcing weather was re-
ported from practically all points OF the
West
There was still more or less gossip IN
financial circles to-day as there was on
Tuesday regarding the execution OF a
possible plan Of retiring Union Pacific
preferred stock. and this made a further
advance IN the market OF 31-2 points,
rising 10 a new high record.
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New York June Z-WHEAT-Weakar: fa-ly
SctiTe. No. l. northern Duluth. % arrive Is;
No ?. red. T. o b. old. Ls7: new. No ? rad. Tor
end q August 81 over September neE. f0r early
September AZ u over; No p hard. New York.
Z q b.. Isl: No l. maCaroni n1minal: No /
ManitOba. Z. o b.. % arrive. OctDber-N0Eenber
1lslz Exporters took tea loads new winter. chiefly
va the Gun and twenty-five loads new Manitoba.
Tor October
CORN-Weak; unsettled. No, =, elevator. s.: No.
2 z O. b.. spot. So No. . yellow. z o. b.. 1ouai-
nal: No ? white. T. Q. b.. ncuaiual. Exporters
took nothing No ?. December 70 Marca snip
ments. 66. Z. o. b
RYE-steady and dnn. No 9 Z o b. e.
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Criminal Court No. 1.
JrSTfCE courn

JUSTICE GOULD.
United States vs. OsCzr jackson: arson: Fe-iIct
guilty.
United States rs william Hohde; emhezElcnant: :
tD's % his eIceT-ious extended.
United States vs Harry ID. Clsrsthafi houssbrrak-
ias and larceny seco1d plea wlthd7Hl. given
% jury.
United States rN. Frcfcrck H. AIallenhauer;
grand larceny; pCrsCral r-clgniance taken
Assignment for TO-DAY.
United states rs. Thomas Moran ard James
Keady.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

g. SATgLs-E I1,I53.. s5, per Gvt SAs00; butcher 400.
HoGs-Psr ewt. grOss. I.ooa75O; ordinary. per
sHEEP-Pri2s. clipped, aOOsLso; common, clip
LANBS-choice spring. per ID. 81: medium. 3.
CALV Vbs-FTtzne. per ID. u: medium, Z; con-
mon 5a6
CoWs-Prms. fresh. each. s5.OoaE.OO: eoum0u.
Ee9sS.ooi cd md dEys D.ooalzo0 -
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bankruptcy Court.

JLoIIlL WHLEHL
No. el3. r. re semmesKeliy Company adt16ioa-
ton and r1ferencs.
No. s1- In 70 Annie p Bayne; order IN for-na
paupers.
No. ss4. In 70 Richard II. Hudson e uE; order
Tor hearing.
No. 50 N re Annie R. Bayne. adjudication and
receiver spPonted,
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No. 2s6s E1ia F. Neal "a Andrew Neal. &c.
e al; UlninteuGnce Atrorrey 7 NJ Knr
No. 2369. Yancy D. Westerheld et al " Carrie
Wesucr1loid Ct al c0ls-uo VIII Attorney. J. A.
ToCmey.
No. 2e20 Massie n. Nelson u. 3ohn c. Mel
soai Injunction and uaaiutsaanca AttorneJ. t. L
Mitchell
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Circuit Court No. 2.

CHILf JUSTICE CLABAUGH
No. f9lG3 Montgomery vs. Magrldcr: +udr1ent
on mandate against plaintiff for SLs5 and new
trsaI crdcrcd Attoznegs. a.. A. Kcivuin-Johr.
BidCut. Eugrne Morgan. J. J. Dariington. aud r.
=. Behroud.
no. $500. Districr ~ Columbia Ez Geor-etogn
Gas.ight Company and
No. loe16 Dlstrict q Columbia IS Wa-hir9-o1
Gsslight Company. Time % lis trauszlrr e1-
tended. Attorneys. +. H. Thmls-Pcrry 4 son
and Go.dsbo-ough Dunlop.
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LOCAL STOCK EXCHANGE.

sales-Regular call. u O'Clock noon.
P0tunac Electric Consolidated g. 81 O00 at I0iA
(cashl. $500 at 1854 tcashl 81 ooo at lofN. 1000
at l0l. So00 at l0iss ST. 900 at lOa4s 5000 az lOis
S.o0 at l9iz. $1,000 az loi&. Q0o0 at 1914. S. coo
at l0iE s. 200 at 1914
Potomac Electric S. S2,O0 at l0sss, 5000 at los
Capital Trection. 70 az 1874 Is at 1914.
Washington Gas ! at 70. so al 705s. p a. 7oA
3 at 701G. 3 at 7ez.
Union Trust 5 az lss.
After call-Lanston. rs at I%. 100 at I5%, 100
at l5M
Following are the bid ard asked prices yes;er-
days Washington Stock Exchange:
GAS RONDS Pd Ard
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DAILY COURT RECORD
"wednesday, June %, 19OS)

ham: osrtionz- Dcfsndaat's attorneys Dan. Peg
ser & Taylor.
No. 5l7l9 Anna l. sexton "a The Washington
Post Company: damages. 5000. Attorney. s. A.
Putnam
10. Sis. Charter Trust Company vs. Jossrh s.
Mos: Judgment. Magistrates Court S7.75. Attor-
Iey. J. r. AcAiahon.
No lT5 Charles ". Richardson "a stephen
n. Bernhard; judgment. Magistrates Court. Sss
Attorney. @. s. shreve, jr
No. &s52 .. i. II. Brown IS Oliver r. Harr.
cerriorari Defendant attorney. W. Mex CLAYTON
No. 5l75. William F. Donaldson IS Martin Nc
Namara e al; debt. $1,000. Altoraeys. Co,e
K Donaldson and A. 4. Blne5.
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nirfrfct Cnnrt-
EQUITY Suits

JUSTICE ANDERSON
No Ts3 In 70 widening alley n square 2s5i: rer.
DICT Of tuTy.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished hy " 3. Hihbs 4 Co.
msnber Of the New YORK STOCK Exchange. Hibhs
Building. rs Fifteenth street northwest.
CALL MONEY-SALES BY HOURSs
Money! o., I94l H. p l., rs; CT, p
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Lavvsuffs

No 5l747. Israel Fdeirnan rs Samuel II. Rerl
man: appeal Attorney. L 8 Gottlieb
No 5l74S Dan A Wentworth ". Ballard & Ian
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bankruptcy Petition
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

No s22 IN re Annie r. Bayne; voluntary.
.omeys II. IL Hcllander and j. z. P0zbury.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Balrmo-u, June 3.-FolOWing are the sales and
quotAtons or the usoet active Securities listed oa
the Baltimore STOCK Exchange:
CkTE-
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CURB MAHKET.

ouoiatioas furnished BY W B. HIbbs a o..
members or tie New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building. .25 Fifteenth street northwest
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MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.

sw York. June n-stOes exchange bend trans
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-04
UTAH ARIZONA TO
START ITS MILL
Expert Finds Plenty of Ore in
Sights Well
Equipped.

As the result OF an examination OF ore
showings in the property of the titan
Arizona Gold & Copper company, with
tests of the ore available for treatment,
the company's mill is to be started up as
soon as the necessary arrangements can
be made.
/. q. Burton, who conducted the exam
ination and tests, has just returned from
camp and he is enthusiastic over the OUT
look for production on a paying OASIS
He found in the Pride of the West work
ings, which is only 800 feet from the
mill a considerable tonnage OF ore Whlch
returns average values OF Szl.0Q IN golu
and copper Enough of that class OF ore
is at hand, without sorting, TO feed the
mill for a long time, and the manner IN
which Gre bodies are opening up IN olheI
portions of the coIlpanys large property
leaves no room to doubt that the starting
of the mill is fully justified
THE property makes showing Which
| in some places would create stir IN MN
| ing circles" said Mr.. Burton. ne Worh
| done during the summer and ran mas peer
| mostly in the way of extending old work
| ings. and the results are highly gratity
| Ing We have in a number Of places orr
| bodies four feet and six feet across whlcf
| average so ton and better, and the man
/ ner in which these bodies are opening VI
! with additional depth virtually assures
big mine. -. o.,,;v,oa fo,
a water supply of any operating III NO
nave county. 1 believe. Not only Is ther'
an ample supply for the mill put Wate
is mined into the miners cabins. Neces
tsarv buildings of all kinds have been pro
vided and everything Is in the pest
form for operating conveniently ana eco
| nOmicaily."