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The Washington herald., 1909-08-13
NEW YORR PRODUCE.

New York. Aug. E-BUTTEB-Frm; receipts.
3.1o Creamery extra 9ia25la; state dairy tubs.
daZ''s; imitation creamery Gr5ts, p
HTGS-Dull; easy; receipts. lls2. Nearby white
fancy, 5aaZ; nearby mixed fancy 2ia2s: fresh
hrsts Za5.
suGAB-Reaned sugars were steady and nm
changed al reiincrs quoting Hne sranulated at
40 net less per cent for cash. excert the Federal
company. whose list price IS 4g5 net. less ! Der
cent Tor cash. Raw sugars were steady with cen
tufugai quoted at AOS NIuscoyudo at a5s and
moasscs at 252 In London beets were easier. with
August down I'd % Us Pad and September OF I'D
% Us I'D
MILL FEED-Steady: fair trade. srrinr bran
i0llb. sacks 20 arrive. GGl; standard mddlinrg.
2Gt5: city bran, 2L50 in bulk: Western red DIS.
rs. 20 arrive: winter wheat bran. in lOJ.pougd
sacks % arrive. N35
OATS-Steady. but slow. No white. 49a4ps
No white i'ai515; No white 86aI7: natural
and clipped white. tracks. f7laa5a.
FLOUR-Stcady: fair dealings. Spring raterts
6GoaGG5: spring clears. 5.O0a5g5; Kansas straig5ts
i0la53, I'm sacks new soft straights. 5.ga5.s5 in
barrels; new spring patents. 5Ea5.5O: new clears.
46jafS.
RYE FLOUR-Dun; unsettled. Good to choice
brands 43Oai.s0
CORN MEAI-Inactive unsettled Kiln dried
Tor export. 375; coarse meal. In bags LDalH.
HAN-ReCeipts $50 tons: firm demand. fair f,r,,,o
timothy. Los; No Z. LOO. No. p 90: No 8 goas5
STRAW-keceipts % tons; easier; hight business
Long rye. new SoaS5
BEEF-Steadv; demand moderate Family l3O,,
H50 packet. l200aI250.
PORK-Inactiye; scarce. Mess. 2l.75az2 25: family
2LO0a2L0
LAI,D-Unscttled Primo Western. us5. ci+y
Mio; refined continent. l2o0; South American
lard siearine, quiet New York. lZiaal5; Chicago
nominal.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Prices orotsd are uholesalel


RUTrER-Crcamery, fancy. &l3s1 Western. frsts
2S@a; seconds 2la2 process. fancy. 2iaZ5. fair 70
god. 2-a-2 dairy, choice. l5a2D do. good lsaI3.
reuaeEed. fresh. l5als
CHEESE-New Yogk state factory. fancy nats
lf'-4l-' small. l5lIJs; large. lHsaf&.
EGGS-Near-by. choice. free cases .: do -
tunsb,e cases. pa; West Virginia and Southern
West Virginia. free cases p; do. rcturuahie cascs
q; Tennessee fICe cases. =: do. returuahe cszes
Lh; North Carolina. free cases. %; do, returnabls
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. srrirg. large n
lsaI9; do. medium Eals; do. small I7aIs. hens
small. PER 10, llsali, large, Il; ROSTERS Der lb
ducks. old. 10; do. spring. lbs. ard over l0sl2:
geese DIT To-. 647; do. fancy. sll0: turkeys. toms
pr d.. Is: do. hens. l5' do. thin. 10; keats per
TO-. I0a12
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys. choice. undraun.
hens. Per To-. lS; do. average. undrawn. mixed Ia.
chickens, Ter To-. l6al1; hens. choice per h. I5a6:
r7osteIs. Der lb. Y; ducks. l0al2 geese. per ID.
5al0
DRESSED NIEATS-Hams. country. sugar cured.
l11ali
VEGETABLE LES-Po;atoes. per Dbl. L50al75; sweet
potatoes. per bbL. new, 2ya3o0: cabbage Der crate
80; celery. pew York. PER dozen. 8a61: cucumber.
per basket, Sa75; lettuce. home grown barrel 50a
IS. do. New York. per basket 75al 3 onions M,rv-
land and Virginia Ter barrel L50al IS: string baops
pr basket, 4al5; beets, bunch 2lS; peas basket
T5alG.
FRUITS 90 Apples. loose per barrel. 5a1 q.
peaches, per 6basket carrier 75a250; do. Der bo1
L00al0; do. common. 25ai0; oranges Californi,
Nslencias. Ter box. 255a&25; lemons Sicily. per
box. 5ola5.25; pineappies. florida pcr quart, is
a3N
WOOL AND HIDES-WoOl. unwashed free ~
bUrs. psr To-, 25a29 WOOL barry per b. 2a2s: hides
green per b. l0aIl: do. d- per h.. Isal6: sheen
skins. green each. 75aLo0; do dry EACH 25a5O; caif
skins, green. each. lOlaLiO
SUNDKIES-Boesvax. 2aa50; tallog. 6a55S yin
seng. pcr lb., 5o0a5.50: Seneca, per b. 90: Golden
Seal. 4Jai5; pink. l2lli; mandrake 2aS; snake
root IS.
GRAIN-Wheat new. per bushel. s5alO3; corn
sheled per bushel. S0aS6; ear. per barrel 4g5a4D:
oats Western. white. No. 2 per bushel 6Sa72: mixed
e2a6i; bran, per ton. 2600a5lO): middling Der ton
50 O0aS2g0
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DAILY COURT RECORD
CThursday, August IL, 10001
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. 4.

JUSTICE GOULD
NO. 362 Dawson Vs. Dawson; referencS 20
Thomas II. Fitman. examiner. Attorneys, !. Med.
Carrington-J. T. Pennybaker
No. &7s8. CaTington vs. Ashford. trustee, ct al !;
Thomas s. Hopkins substituted as sole trustee.
Attorney. J. Williamson.
No. 1851 Carr vs. Lambert: sale finally con-
frmed and reference TO auditor. Attorneys. r. A.
Heskell-W. ]. Lambert
No. GGiA Title Guaranty and Surety Company
vs. John W. Monarch ct al; appearance Of absent
defendants ordered. Attorneys. z. Walkor-D. w.
Baker
No. 263T. Bray vs. Bray; rule returnable Au-
gust ls, 1909. Attorneys. Thomas c. Tsylog-Camp-
bell Darlington.
No. 2s25S Gaines vs.. Gaskins; auditors report
confirmed. Attorneys. W. J. Lambert and r. II.
Yeatman-J. H. Stewart.
No. &75 Title Guaranty and Surety Company
vs.. General Supply and Consumers Company; rule
rCtumabie August o. Attorney, Philip Walker.
No. 1851. Goldsborough 90 al vs. Flemming et
a. sale confirmed. Attorney. Leigh Robinson
No. &125. Barker rs. Barker q al rule re-
tnruabe August %. Attorneys. John L. Harsroge
and j. S. Eashy-Smith.
No 2S739. Hufty VS. Collins; Thomas A. Collins
appointed receiver. bond s. 00 appeal noted bond.
5000 Attorneys, g. =. H0oycr-Lester * Price.
No GlM. Campana Trausatlantica rs Cehallos
et al; order appointing Will'1m i. Richardson
and William Y. Rowe receivers; bond $1,000. At
tomeys, Ralston. siddons i Richardson-J. J.
HemphiIl
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore, Aug. n-WIIEAT-St0ck IN elevators.
56.353 bus. The receipts of new Southern wheat
were frccr than yesterday and all offerings met with
a ready sale. Tone G market steadier. sales q
cargocs on grade at Lea for No. 2 red: LCJs for
No. red; lo0E for steamer No. ? red; 95 for
steamer No. red and No 4 rcd: % for stock re
iccted and 81 for cant usc" rejected Sample
lots. which included small bag parcels and cargoes.
sold. 90 quality and condition. at %. g. s. LO0
LDoA l0I. los. and LOl per bus
Contract sales. 200 August 1881 2O00 Au-
gust. L04h; $500 september. LC3; l5co0 September.
L0JA; car fresh spot l0ia. Settling prices were
no. red Western. lC7is; contract spot lOiE; No.
red. lpJ% steamer No. red, l.05fl. steamer No.
Ted Western. L0g5
CORN-Stock IN elevators lN0S7 bus Ship
ments from elevators. 4Sl bus Stock IL elevators.
IGt7 bus. Arrivals Of Southern corn were con-
fined 90 The white variety sales o. which were
made at Is. so. and 81 per bus Prime lots OF
yellow corn anoat nomnally az T5a76 per bus
Track yellow corn. for domestic delivery is worth
71iaa75 per bus
Cob corn is fairly under light spot offerings and
PRETTY steady iobhing demand. Carloads prime
yellow On spot al 4l5ai.@ per bbl
Settling price was for contract. 75ia.
OATS-stock in elevators $50 bus. Shipments
from elevators. 9532 bus White. No. p as to
weight. 5o255'a do. No. g. as 20 weight 52aJgia /:
mixed. No p 5iaIL: do. No. 3. 5oa5oia
RNE-Stock In elevators 1929 bus. Shipments
from oleVators. $50 bus No. 2 re. Western up
town, q; bag lots, as 70 quality and condition
0Oa7o
BARLEY-Stock in elevators. sos bus Slip
ments from elevators. . bus.
FLOUR-Winter extra, new, 43ai5O; do, clear
new. 4s0aiS; do. straight. new 5.0oa5l5: do
patent. new. 535a560: srring clear 5l5a5 i5. do
straight. 57Oa5e5i Do. patent e.55a669; City AlIs
best patent 100; do. hgh-grade patent. zoo; do.
high-srade straight, 500; do, choice family. SIS:
do. extra. 400ai.25; rye -four, medium to choice
I-25a45Oi corn msal. per l09 lbs, L75aLs1
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Barry Farm-Carolire Bowie 60 VIZ Edward T.
% Thomas p Woodward and William II. Lin
kins. 20 secure James NJ. Woodward. 500 I
year, per cent s1mi-anuually. part lot q.
section T.
Addition 70 Le Droit Park-Thomas H. Melton et
20 George M. Eumcrich and Douglass S.
MacEan 10 secure The Washington Six PEI
Cent Permanent Building Association. Sl5,OJ5.
lots II and a. block IS
Square lC7o-Dsuicl X. Jackson % F. Hilton Jack
son and Raymond S Donaldson. % secure Sid
ncy T. Taliafcrro, $50 months. per cent
original lot 10.
Square ssi-Ea L Ni1nctt Ct ux- 70 Ernest L.
Schmidt and George n. Emmerich. 20 secure
Geman-American Building Association. $500.
LOT o.
Lc Droi- Park-Slrrh r.. Boxer 20 Chaplin Brown
ard Henry IT. Bergman. % secure The Oriental
Building Association, No. 6. SeO lot .,
lie Droit Park-NIoris W. Curey et ux 70 The
Washington Loan and Trust Company. 20 Sc
cure Equitable Coopsratve Building Associa-
ton 5000. part lot II. block 3
Cifhcurue-Hary Kimmel ct uE 10 Alvin G.
Belt and Louis O. Disrrcr. 20 secure Robert lee
OBucn. $500 ! year. 6 per cent. seni-an-
uuaIy lot 70 block s.
Square l8l-Mary c. Held 20 Walter r Wilcox
and George +. Hane. 20 secure Jacob Rohr-
back. $3.50. years. pcr cent. semi-aunually
part lot T.
RandIe Highlands-Johu and Minnie 4. Emmert 20
American Security ard Tust Company. 10 se-
cure National Savings and Trust Company Sl4.
monthly payments. ~ per cent. seIni-annGally.
lots Is and H. block 55i3
Square 26-Patrick T. AicAIahOn % National Saw
ings and Trust Company. 20 secure +. PEREZ
val Wilson. $500. Is months. per cent, semi
annually lot H.
Square s29-Charles W. White r.. 20 A. A. jack
son. Richard X. Tyler and Charles q. Warden
10 secure The Giard Trust Company. trustees.
$500. 8 months ! and years. Der cent.
semi-anuualy. lots Is and IT,
Craven Teuacc-Jamcs ". Robertson ct u1 10 Ed
ward J. Stellwagen and Thomas NJ Gale % Sc
cIre Aulick Palmer. $50. monthly payments.
per cent. lot IA.
Square 577-Howard T. Bel ct ux. 70 Edgar 4.
and Rudolph b. BehrCud To secure Laura B.
Fleshcr. 2000 years. per cent, scmi-an-
nually lot -
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NEW YORK MONEY

New York, Aug. l,-M0Dcy on oil 1t the stock
exchange to-day opened at ~ por cent: highest.
--1i lowest pa; closing. ~. Most Of the DAYS
loans were made at Pa per cent
Demand money continued without chance, r,+es
being firmly held with an ample supply and a fair
demand. though not general demand Rates: sixty
days, Zka3 pr cent; ninety DAYS sa5l.. four
months, 81; five ard six months 35sa4
Foreign CXclaurt-I,e market for sterling today
was quiet and easy. with rates points lower
Rates for actual business closed as follows: Sixty
days. i-l5ai,555; demand. A55i0a8 $50. cables
& s61Oa4ssO.
Commercial bills were AS for ninety days and
f.5iai4s f0r sixty days Flour bills were 4 ~
fog sixty days Grain. 4SfH.
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

baltimore. Aug H-Quotati7ns established BY the
Baltimore Fruit and Produce Association ave d,
follows.
ELIIEk-Cramcry scparatcr. per h.. 27ILaqg.
imitation le 2-iza2tls: prints 1s-lb Der IL 27a2q.
90. l-lh. Der d. SAB; blocks 2-lb. pcr H. g,28.
ner H.. l6al7 Eirgima and West Virginia So,
backed. per H.. ls; Ohio syure-racked per ID ID.
nearby rolls. pr 10, lsalsi1i Ohio rolls Der b
Bals'si West Virginia rolls per H.. lsalgt.
EGGS-Maryend. Pennsylvania. and nearby
frsts, per doz., -3if; Eastern Shore NIar-aud and
Virginia, per doz.. &ls; Western frsts per doz
"a; West Virgnia. Der doz Eik
LIVE POULTRY-Old hens. heayy-weieht. rer
H.. Is; do, lightweight, per h.. 49,. s-1ring
chickens. large. ~ lbs. and over. per b. Is: do
small. Der h. Is; ducks pcr 10. u: do wbife
Pekins. per ID. Z; spring ducks 3 lbs. and over
Ter H.. i5ali; do. small lal2; Uigeous young rer
pair. Is; do. cd. per pair 20; guinea fowls. Old
Is each
The Washington herald., 1909-08-13
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Shannon & Luchs report the sale Of the
three-story brick residence, nearly COM
pleted. at 3S42 Twenty-seventh street
northwest 90 George g Potwin. This is
one Of the homes Of one hundred ideas"
now being constructed by AIiddaugh &
shannon. and is a colonial residence,
containing nine rooms, bath, hot water
heat, and hardwood floors. The consid-
GRAFTON was 1850
Mrs. Kate Malone has purchased from
Bayard W. and Ida NJ. Tansn the cot
tage at ST Taylor street northwest. In
Petworth. east OF Brightwood avenue.
The house has twelve rooms, TWO baths,
and is heated by steam. 1t occupies a
lot forty feet front by a depth OF 49,
feet 1t is understood that approximately
$1,000 was paid for the property, which
win be occupied by the purchaser as a
residence.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Frank N. McComb g. and Maud F. Roudabush.
l8. both Of SJauntcn. Va Rev. Theron Outwater
Thomas i. Kennedy .. and Ruth Elkus. Is.
Rev. &. W. Whimore
David Pressler. a. and Bertha Gutenberg. ..
Rev. Louis Stern.
Herman A. Fritter. o. and Clara Knerr. a.
Rev. D. C. Macleod
Bernard p. Rel. 3. and Cora 7. Pittman. 80.
both q Richmond. Rev. J. B. Mclaughlin.
Fred w. Semi. %, and Eva Mae Wash, e. both
Of Richmond. Rev. 3. +. Bittnger
Major Il. Foltz, .. aud Corinne Liskey, Is, both
ei Harisonburg, Va Rev. c. ". Whitmogs.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-13
ELEVATOR INSPECTOR RESIGNS.
f. A. c. HOEe May Succeed Wallace
st. Clair on September :.

Wallace St Clair Jones. inspector OF
elevators for the District government, has
resigned 70 take effect September s. He
leaves the service TO accept an impor-
tant executive position with the Edison
Electric Power Company. Of Boston.
Mass.
T. a. c. Hogo, = chairman in the water
department has been recommended by
Building Inspector Hacker to succeed
Mr. Jones. Mr. Hoge is a graduate in
civil engineering OF Washington and Lee
University, Lexington, Va. and has seen
practical service on the Southern Rail
way as an inspector on masonry.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-13
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New York. Aug. a--CATTLE-Re Receipts. loo
head; steady. Dressed bsef in moderate demand at
6i.n't4
CALVES-Receipts. lss head: steady Veals. a5Oa
03. no hutieunii8 OF gr ssers; clty-lrcssed reals
shnlt countydresscd veals, Sal2k dressed grassers
and Auticmlks Ia9h
SHEEP AND. LAMBS Receipts. 1850 head.
sheep steady lambs l0al5 lower. Sheen 359a5 O0.
cills 20a2T5; lambs, 65OaSe2s one car at 8sTss
oulls s.J0a550
H0GS-ReociUts. $50 head; lower stats aud
Penn5ylFania hon. aGaasA
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

cATTLE-Extra, per egt.. S5OaaOe; hatcher. 4Ooa
A50; common. 2Qa3O0.
HOGS-Per cwt-. gross. 700a7.5O: ordinary. 600as2s
sHEEP-Prime. clipped. $50; common. 2O0a20O
LAMBS-Choico. spring. per H.. z; medium.
6a6a
CALVEs-Prime. per Ib.. ga; medium. Z: con-
mon. 5a6.
G.ooaS10o; old aud dry -l0OOal5.0O,
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New YORK Aug -NHEAT-Waakcr: quiet
trade No. / Northern Duluth 70 arrive. ls5: new
No. red. o. b. nominal Lu's; new No. Q
nd. C. f. T.. in car lots. L07; new No. . red f1r
middle August. "a over September; new FOR end Of
September. at II over; No. hard. New York. T. o.
b., new. Ll0is; 40. I macaroni. new crop. gsl.
T. O. D.. October; No. ! Manitoba f. O. b. 70 ar
rive October November. LILO
CORN-Wcaker; small trade No elevator. IN.
No 3 T. o. b.. nominal. Exporters took two loads
No, yellow. nominal elevator. 71h; No. white.
December 90 March shipments. az 6la
RIE-Duh New No. 2 o. b. IS.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished By W. r. HIbbs & o..
members Of the New YORK Stock Exchange. Hib5s
Building. Is Fifteenth street northwest
Chicago. Aug 1-An Official report, which estt
mated the total yield q wheat in Canada APP
fortunately 40 s5.o000 bushels in excess q JAS,
years CROP was of the principal reasons far "a
weak tone In wheat. The market was also bear
ishly affected hy a decline at Liverpool
Rains in Illinois. Indiana. gld other corn states
caused a slump I'm CCm prices
Oats made a fair rally following a rather weak
opening. The deferred months advanced about p
frum the low point
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Lawsuits

No. 5ls5-. samuel Ross trading as Barker &
Ross vs.. Frances Louise Garland: Municipal Cont
Judgment, SfsLN. Attorneys. Bates Warren ard
W. Fl. Shoales.
No. 5ss James W. Hcudley IS. ". ". sonder;
ccrti0rar Attorney Walter T.. Balderston-
80. 5l5q Johanna Wilkinson vs. William Ehep-
pard and Joseph r. Wilkinson. trading as WiIln-
son & sheppard. cari0rar- Att1mlg George ~.
BllukCuslip
The Washington herald., 1909-08-13
CIreuit Court No. 2.

JUSTICE GOULD.
No 5ls0l. Barnett vs. T. s. Grant Lodge In
dependent Order Of Sons OF Benjamin; Judgment
hy default as defendant for S000. interest and
costs. Attorneys. Dau. Peyscr Taylor.
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No. &-32 Campbell Carringtu vs. T. Welsh
Ashford. trustee. 60 al; - substitute trustee. At
touey J. Williamson.
No. &75. Lille Jones et al vs.. Caroline Col.
bert et al; Tor partition. Attorney W II. 3Ionogue.
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COTTON MARKET.

pucnG71s fuu she'd hy VI. r. H.bbs & Co
members Of the New York Stock Exchange Hh1s
bl4.lIlE ~ Fifteenth street northwest
Sew Norh. Aug E.-Cotton opened steady az an
advance n 80 points on better cabics dry weather
m the Southwest. and bull support Later the
market was nervous and irregular through bear
Trcssire. and prices eassd on TO within 10
POINTS of last nights clos, Az the end values ad-
vancd % abort i points above the opening and the
market closed strong and active.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET


Regular call y O'Clock noon.
Following are the bid and asked prices on yester~
oay's Washington Stock Exchange:
Washington Railway Is. $50 at s9E. S1.0o at sSA.
Potomac Electric cons So. SIO0O at 1865. aO00 at
lO3's, N000 at lO5N. s. 000 at l03&
Washington Railway preferred. 30 at e, 80 at g.
% at g. 8 at 924. 30 at g. 100 at %. 50 al q
Ben Telephone Of Penna.. at ia
Lanston. 100 ut l6s 100 at 16s-. 50 at l5A-
National Metropolitan Bank. 10 az 20.
Union Trust. at B1it. ] az l3iA.
Washington loan Trust at dE
GuuhOphOnc common. 10 al O.
After call-Mergeuthaler. 10 at 22lA.
Following are the bid and asked prices on yes
tcgdays Washington Stock Exchange;
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United States vs. William Rohde; time for fling
BIN q exceptions and transcript extended 70 Octo-
Der j..
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Bankruptcy Court.
JUSTICE GOULD.

JUSTICE GOULD.
No 6u- joseph R0biDoTitch: hearing ordered
Tor August 81.
No 55l. In re Thomas z. WaggEman; trustee
authorized 10 sell certain lots
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JUSTICE GOULD.
Estate Of Helene B. Mos; petition for letters
Of administration Attorney. William J. Neal
Estate q Eliza A. p. Chambers: win dated Oc
tober 2. 1903. naming Newton a. Stuart executor
The Washington herald., 1909-08-13
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the New York STOCK Exchange. Hibbs
The Washington herald., 1909-08-13

Closing prices n year ago to-day: New York-Scp-
tember wheat, Leo'si September corn, sH. Chi
cago-september wheat. % 3I6, September curn, IN
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished b. W. p. Hibbs & %,
members New YORK Stock Exchange. Hibba Build
Ing. rs fifteenth street northwest
CALL 8IONEY-SALES BY HoURSt
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GOVERNMENT bonds.

New York. Aug l2-Bid and asked prices on gov
The Washington herald., 1909-08-13
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore. Aug. R-FOllOwng are the sales and
Quotations on the most active securities listed On
the Baltimore Stock Exchange:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-16
AmeTIean League sEanding.
80 IAN No..

The Red sox have the following
games to play, Chicago games, Cleve-
Land three games, St. Louis three games
Detroit 4 games, and New York two
games,
The Red sox finished their series with
Washington and have won Is out Of the
% games this season with them.
The Red Sox have signed an Indian
pitcher by the name Of Jack Anthony.
The recruit comes from the Carolint
leagie.
President johnson says that this sea
son has been the best known In the hiss
tory Of base ball Every team in the
American league Is making money
When President Taft visits Chicago
Seit 16, be win be presented with a
petition signed by every player in both
leagues asking for pardon for Tom
Taylor, the old Washington player who
IS now serving term IN the federal
prison at Atlanta, for wife murder.
Ray Collins made 4 good showing for
himself in Tuesdays game with Wash
ington. He allowed the Senators only
FIVE hits.
Chick Evans of Bondyille, VT, who
has been playing with the Hartford
team, has joined the Boston Nationals
and win 60 with them on their western
trip,
IN Pittshurp the fans think that sec-
ond baseman Miller Is the find Of the
season.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-16
PIMPLES QUICKLY
Simple Remedy That soon Clears Skin
Of All Eruptions.

For several weeks past D. T Davis
has done THE biggest business be ever
had in any one article in selling Hokara.
the skin food that has won 20 many
friends IN Barre
It has been found to BE an absolute
cure, not only for al minor skin trou.
bles, such as pimples, blaekheads, herpes,
acne, sealy scalp, complexion blefnishes
itching feet, piles etc, but for the worst
sores, ulcers, or even chronic eczema and
salt rhenm. There has vet to Be found
any form Of wound or disease affecting
the skin or mucous membrane that Ho-
kara does not heal, aud les action * 50
instantaneous that those who try It are
simply delighted with it right from the
start
In spite Of its unusual curative powers,
the price is trifing. To convince every.
one Of It's merits, d F Davis will sell
liberal sized ar for 25e; larger size
SOC. And Remember that If You do not
think it does what It claims, YOU Get
your money back You certainly can
afford TO try it on this plan.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-16
STEAMER TRUST INQUIRY.
The Federal Grand jury Begins Invests
CATION

New York, Sept. 16. The federal
grand jury, which il TO investigate
charges that the Holland American
Steamship company has accepted re-
hates from several railroads, began its
session in this city yesterday Charges
that the Hollana-Ameriean line was
connected with several other steamship
companies hi an agreement to regulate
ocean freight rates also have been made.
It was understood that two witnesses,
one Of whom was 2 representative Of
the Holland-American line bad been
subpoenaed to testify before the grand
jury, but neither OF them had appeared
when the jury began its session. AS
sistant United States District Attorney
John III. Grim. who has charge Of the
steamship cases, went before The grand
Jury He declined 70 say whether the
ocean freight rebate cases would be a
subject 81 investigation today Sew
eral witnesses, supposed to be from the
Holland American and other steamship
lines were waiting III the ante-room
when Mr.. Grim arrived They were
called before the grand jury soon after
ward Their names were withheld At
the offices Of the Holland. American line
il was said that A. Clips, manager, and
VI van Doom, assistant manager 81
the freight department. had gone to
court" It could not be learned whether
they had been subioenaed before the
federal grand jury.