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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-02-26
Knives, Forks & Spoons

O. 20
They are guaranteed to eoutaI.
OO per cent more silver than the Roe-
ers ware at the same price. This
IS possible because the purchaser does
not pay a iobber's profit.
There are very few homes that an
TOO poor to afford a set Of this ~
Ole~are Tor use "wher company coro..
and every man owes it to his wife 10 .
provide it There is nothing tha.
~, ",n prins the same amount Of sad
lsia as for the money. Once G
NE time is all you have to buy
World Brand Ware.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-02-26
PAINTSVILLE.
Water Works and Electric Lights
to be Installed.
-Paintsville Herald

The telephone line, under Construc-
lion between Paintsville and SAL
yersville, was completed last week
and is now rendering the very best
service. This line has long been
decided, and D. ]. Wheeler and Blk.
Siven, the owners, are entitled 10
he thanks of the good people of both
'aintsville and Salyersville for put
ing in this line, as it most certain
ly fills long felt want.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-02-26
MONT HOLT
FOR SHERIFF.


Lawrence county. subject to the &C.
ton Of the Democratic party.
a KENN1E CYRUS.
We are authorized to announce
A. ]. SCOTT,
az candidate for Sheriff Of Law
renee County, subject to the action
CT the Democratic party.
We are authorized to announce
MILF EVANS
as a candidate for Sheriff of Law
renee County, subject to the action of
the Democratic party.
We are authorized to announce
CHAS. B. PETERS as a candidate
for County Court Clerk, subject q
the action of the Democratic party.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-02-26

The Johnson County Republican
Committee met Monday for the pur-
use of considering the contested
election case of Sam Stapleton vs..
DR.. F. NJ. Bayes for County At
torney, A quorum was present
The committee recounted the ballots
in the various offices, and upon re-
count found a small variance from
that certified by the officers. The,
committee will meet again Ma, 14tlI
for the purpose of finally determin-
ing the contest. In the meantime,
both the contestant and contestee
will take dispositions to be read as
evidence in the case. Quite feel
ing has been engendered, and Just
where the thing is going to end Is
not known.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-02-26

Monday morning the boiler, sup
plying the power for the machinery
n the Herald office gave way, caus-
.rg suspension of work in the
Herald office from Monday until
Thursday morning. A new boiler was
purchased and shipped here by ex-
tress and installed Wednesday night.
rhe management of the Herald is
lsing every effort to install new
Voiler at the earliest possible mo-
nent. ,'t-.,
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-07-31
MONEY TO LOAN -
On first and second trusts. and Ell other kinds Of
security. VERY low rates.
NATIONAL INVESTMENT CO..
2O5 Jenlfer Bldg.
MONEY AT 5 PER CENT
Loaned on ID. G. Rea EEtEta
HEIShELL e. McLEiRANs
14O3 III At

square lOoS-James H. Burrows 70 the Washington
Loan aud Trust Company. 70 secure EQudtaoie
Oo-oDarAtiFo Building Association, $1,000 part
lots 40 and Al
Petvorth.-Hattie u. Quinter 81 viz. Edward. 70
William n Terrell and joseph T. Page. 70
seolre S. Z. stonebyakeE, 500. years. PSI
cent. seniannually, lot l9, square 5; same %
same, 20 secure the EeInebunk Neatly Con-
pany. $3.50 70 g. mOnthA QG cent sszni-
annually lot 70. square s.
Wisconsin Avenue Park-Emula Castillo 20 Louis
". Richardson and s. Higgins Terry. 20 secure
the capital Realty Company. $50. ! 20 .
months. lots and g. square l6f9.
Cleveland Park-Walter /. Furbershaw 70 James
S. EGsley and william T. shepperd. % scCuTr
South Boston Realty Company. Z.a5LD. mOnthls
noses. per cent, lots 81 and s.. square lsos.
Anncustia-Aary ,. Johnson e. viz william "a
TO Samuel H. Walker and Michael J. Weller
90 secure Eastern Building and Loan Assoea-
ton, 500. lot So.
Square 7O-Burrett T. TrueWOrthy 81 VIZ 70 Val
Ger z. Wilcox and George T. Hane 70 secure
Walter Z. Cowel. $500 3 ysATB 81 Der cent
scuii-anuually, parts original lots 70 and IS.
Squire l037-Louis q. Feael, q w 70 George e
Fleming and Edward l. HiIlyer. 20 secure VIII
liam l. Cane. $3.50 5 years. % per cent
scmi-auLaliy. lots 81 % l6. sans 70 sane 70
secure George L Fleming and Ansoo 5. Taylor.
trlstees S5.06L60. 1 and ysa3 pr cent
semi ANNUALLY. same land.
Square E10-I-za NJ Radf1rd 20 Tir. stephen K. 70
Narional SAVINGS ard Trust Coulpany % sscure
American Security and Trust Company 8. 500. 5
years pcr cent, serntaynuauy part lot g.
Square 6S-Roslli8 ~. Bradford. trustee e al. %
william c. HiIl and Charles NJ Jones. 70 socuCe
Leonard l. Nicholson. IT, s0D. 8 years. 5 psg
cent s1ni-auuually part original lOt Il.
Washington Heghts-James X. Jones q VI 70 Ed
ward J. StellWagsn and Thomas " Gals, % 50
cure WIltam Z. kellogg. $780, yeaTs. pes
cguL semi-annually. lot 20. block s.
Square 9s5-LsuA A Skunk e viz. Alonz1 ". 70
Harry s. Wclch and Aaron u. FreaT 10 Becuu
Helen B. WEIGH. $50. ) yoarB. per cent, sezai-
Annually ~. TO-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-07-31
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
Buyers Enter Market and Fall Jobbing Trade
Shops Signs of Getting Under Headway

New York, July SO-R. g. Dun & Co.
weekly review Of trade shows;
Crop reports are favorable. especially
for corn and spring wheat, with winter
wheat nearly harvested. Progress on
the new tarir is marked, and Indications
point 10 its early enactment into law
The excellent conditions in the iron and
steel trade, emphasized this week by the
report OF the principal producer and an
increase In It's rate Of dividend are
maintained.
''The dry goods trade Is broadening.
Reports from the principal trade centers
are uniformly encouraging, in spite OF
the fact that this is midsummer and
merchants are stil anxious for the final
work concerning the crops and the tarir.
Bank olearings outside New York are
1&1 per cent larger than last year and
81 per cent better than in 1905.
'Tn some branches of iron and steel
new business comes forward less freely,
but steady expansion is noted In Sow
eral lines. As expected. higher quota
lions have been named on wire products,
which feel the stimulus OF an increasing
demand from agricultural interests. rods,
nails. and plain wire being put upon
25 a ton. or a total Of 40 since May l.
May l.
Commercial failures this week IN the
United states are 227 against 264 last
week. 2s7 the preceding week. and 2l5
the corresponding week last year. Fall
ures IN Canada number %. against %
last week; Is the preceding week. and .
last year"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-07-31
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Business was rather Gun on the local
stock exchange after an active and ex-
cited week. It was hot on the exchange
at midday; II was the END Of the specu-
lative week, ana brokers were not anx-
ious to do business beyond filing urgent
orders.
At the beginning. one OF the Washing
ton Railway and Electric bonds sold at
IS SIS. and Immediately after a $500 bond
at 50 5-S.
Capital Traction stock sold in five
share lots at 1y711 to 1871.
The active stocks for the day were
Railway common and preferred. The
common sold 200 shares at A. 3-S to IA,
and the preferred shares brought SO ii
TO 93 mostly in small lots.
Business for the day ended after call
with tne sale OF a 500 Gas certificate at
1O0I-A
Gas stock. which has been the center
Of interest Of late, did not enter into
the trading. The best bid was at 70 and
the lowest Offering at 1914. There was
no apparent effort to bring bidder and
holder together. and the stock was not
sold
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-07-31
DAILY COURT RECORD
Friday, July 80, 1900
Equity Court No. 4.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

No 37oo. In 70 dead Of trust: Hbor ESQ. folio
~; subsatute trustee appointed Attorney c. W.
Stetson-
No. E51 sernmes-Kdncy Co Va Sanitary Gro
Gerry Dmpany; hearing cuntinued. Attozneys Vol
q Rosenbrg-L H. David
No 2la- Peacock Ts PnOOck; rufervnee % ex-
sniner Attorneys. AIcNciu q McSeiIl-A " seotL
Hnboas ocrUls No 49i. Pierce vs. Pierce: order
Of Juna . lInGldod
No 1s710 Washington BroSury Company o. al
70. sinAhetne-: rule retsIrred August l. Attorney.
a. 7. Woodard
In re lunaey) Kate walsh: Committee appointed;
bond SLS0
No 2OG. Osshol "a Casheu ct ali Jro eon-
fegs1 made sbsoluts Attorneys. R. P. Peer and
Arthur Peter-G +. HaveIL.
No. 900. Gwydir e al " Gordon 81 AZ case
severed fcr appeal AttoTTeys, O. II. Poa 7. u.
Elacristone and G.. II. Patrick-D. ". Baker. A.
Lipscomb. J. B Rioero. Jones Pratt
No 80. Hednck vs.. HedricE; absolute divorce
granted. Attorneys g. +. Hauu-W. ". Bride.
No $40 Barnard rs Ollie; utle vested IN
complaiuantA Attorney. g. h Johnson
No. 2soo6 Gwydir ~ Treat: rocaveEs allowed
certain credits Att0ne5s Charles Poe, i. ID.
Blackstone and c. II. PatricS-D. ". Baker.
No &H2 Kennedy Va Kennedy; absolute a.
vorce granted. AttoVneyA Tepper & Gusacz-J. b
HOriun
No. os573 In 70 National Metropolitan Fire n
srancs C0mpany: auditO1s' 7eport c11s.rned and
dissolution Of COMPANY AttnEueyH GoTdon & Cor
don
No. 2siOl. Bailey ys. Do-scy; sale ratihed and
references 70 auditor. Attorneys. 7. G. Bradlsy-
J. E. Ray.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-07-31
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Nov York. July SHUTTER Barely steady: re-
caiDts. 6SG packages; creamery extra. Is; state
dairy. tubs. nan; imitation creamery. hTSts .
EGGS-Firm: receipts 9Ll cases Nearby
white. fancy Soas2; sar-hy mixed fADcy. 9iaL
fresh Grsts. 22a2S.
SuGAR-The market for raw sugar remained hrIn,
but unchanged with buyers az quotations. ard
h0lders SIN asking from Isl 20 l-le more. There
was vague r-1noT that clrgJ q java sugar,
shipped IN june was sold az a price equal to Ao9,
duty paid and Il Is also reported that buyers colc
be found for that shipments or possibly foT hrst
hall Of July clearance AZ 406 Ths market fer re-
Aned sugar WAS finn and quoted on this BASH q
ass net loss / per cent for cash. fer fine gran1-
lated Tie London market for beet sugar vas "a
higher all around and firm a. the advance.
NAVAL STORES-rhe local marke. Zoe spirits
uiTpentins ruled steady while Savannah was 1EIn.
Ro5in steady az unchanged prices Tar Arm AZ
previous prices.
MILL FEED-stcady: uodsate business, Spring
bran, lo-lb sacZs. 20 rUiye. 2Al5s standard 1ai4-
ding rs; city bran. 2-Ts. in bulk Western red
dog. SEQ. 70 arrive: winter wheat hraa. loo-lb.
sacks. % arrive, 80
OATS-Weakar and quiet No. white. S21za5S
No 3 white Ea50i1 No. white. sac; nassIral
and clipped white. On tracks. Soa62: new No,
white. % arrive August 43i on tracks, New York
weights and Gade.
FLOUR-stoady. but inactive. Spring patents.
6i5a6.yo; spring clears. 5S0a55o winter straights.
60oa6 90; new Kansas sJrzights selling moderately
% 6Sa515 n sacks; new soft straights. 55oa5 90.
in barrels; new sp-ius patents quoted al hIaaa0:
new clears A71G500.
KYE FLOUR-Steady; small business Coed 70
choice brands quoted at i.soa49l
CORN AIEALy-DuI. unsettled. Kindred. for
export BIS: coarse meal. in bags L50aL2
HAY-Recpipts. 60 tons; steady; far dealings
Prime timothy. LOS No. I, lO0aLo5: No. z 55asO:
10 s. TTitaS2i1.
sTRAw-Rcceipts. 20 tons; steady; snan business
Long ne new. 80.
REEF-Stesdy: demand light Family. lA0oslA5Q;
packet I20oal2D.
PORK-Slow and unsettled. Mess. nEaao;
family L50a2l00.
LARD-Ouiet. Prime Western. 1l.55: city. 10.
refined continent 100: South American. I2T5i re
fined Brazilian kegs. BIS oleostsariDe, Ia; lard
stearine dull; New York PALS: Chicago nominal
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-07-31

New York, July SO.-Bradst7eet's re-
view Of the state Of trade tomorrow VIII
say:
More buyers are IN evidence In leading
markets and fall jobbing trade shows
signs OF getting under Roadway. but the
vacation season. the imminence OF the
tariff bill settlement. and the raplolty
OF recent price advances breeds con-
servausm In many wholesale lines, pend
ing clearer views OF final crop outturns
''The cereal crop situation is almost
uniformly favorable. bumper yields OF
spring wheat and corn better than ex-
pected, winter wheat yields and satisfao-
tory reports from the barley, oats. hay,
and alfalfa crops, all go 70 make up a
general prospect for food crops, such as
has not been witnessed for years.
Coming upon markets bare OF sup
plies, with high prices ruling the out
look for the agricultural interests In a
high degree favorable, though the ulti-
mate consumer will probably benent Dy
ultimately cheaper necessaries Of life.
1.-THE cotton crop situation is less
satisfactory Une, but smaller probable
yields OF this staple are balanced so FAR
as the producer Is concerned, by the
2-cent higher range OF prices. as COM
pared with a year ago. The prevailing
uncertainty as to cotton prices, how
ever. coupled with the high level Of
other commodity prices, introduces an
element OF unsettlement, which finds re-
Fiction IN checking forward operations
Of large magnitude IN cotton and some
other lines. Mills are busy. and advanced
business for next spring seems 20 have
more than met expectations"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-07-31
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Gnmmer's Addition TO Takoma PaTk-John p.
Earnest. trustee. TO Charles II. NussbaJun lots
70 Z, block &: lot I. block 2. and lots ! and ?
block 3
Pleasant Plains-Siary L1ston Ct al 70 William K.
Hill. lots ! and square 3lSS. $3.50,
Between and p Twenty-seventh and Twenty
eighth streets northwest-E1ama F. Norris.
ezecptrix, 20 Herbert Hazard. lot B. square Si2.
and lot SW, square 1I9 $50.
I22 II street uorthwest-Union Trust Company.
trustee. to James II. Burrows. part lots 10 and
81. square 1905 $500
PetWorth-The Kennebunk Realty Company TO Hat
tie N. Quinter. lot 10, square s SO.
Pleasant Plains-W. Ivanhoe Jochum et al. to
Lillian Linkins, lot g. square 1856. SO
pany TO Emma Castillo. lots and g. square
1879 So.
Inteest-Isabd r Magruder 10 American Security
and Trust Company. trustee, all interest in rial
estate Of William A Richardson, s.
Ingleslde--Danioi f. Hankins c. ux- % Archibald
NJ. Harrison, lots 81. IS 70 loo. l02. lOS. block
Il. SO.
Cleveland Park-South Boston Realty Company to
Walter L. FuroershaW. lots G. and g. square
1856 SO
Third street northwest between X and LIE. Olivia
johnson to George Il. siebel. parts original lots
and 8. square SIS. So
DObbins' Addition-Wilhclmina @. German 70 Ella
Grant. lot a. square IS so.
Mount Airy and Friendship Frederick l. Mocsabee
to Esther G. Gresham. lot !, block !. lots a 70
3. block 4. lot J. block 2 SO
Between Thirteenth and Fourteenth. B and Mnsa-
chusetts avenue northeast-GeoTge L. Fleming
and Arson S. Taylor, trustees. to Louis G. and
DOME Il. Ferreu, lots 81 to loo. square 1867.
Se63&
Washington Heights-Wiam ?. Kellogg e. ux 70
James Jones. lot %. block s. $1,000
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-07-31
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
- 49, are whole,ale. !


BCTTER-Creamery. fancy 2sa2S35 Western. hrstA
6a2 seconds. 2a2; process fancy 2la25: fair 70
good. ZlA22; dairy CHOICE lsa2O: do. good. isals;
stors-packed. fresh lsal9.
CHEESE-New York State factory. fancy nEts.
l4Aal5: small. l5al5ll large. lF4uiA-
EGGS-Nearby. choice. free Cases M: do, do
returnabe cases. q West Virginia and Southern
West Virginia. free cases. 0y3; do. do returnable
%: Tennessee free cases. %; do. returnabe cases
1914 North Carolina. free cases, lS4 do d. retaTn-
able cases. IS
LIVE PoULTRY-Chckena. spring. large. Il; do.
medium Eale; do. do. small, II; hens. small per
ID. "a: do. large. lsA15; ROSTERS s; ducks. old
10; do spring. lbs. and over. %; geese per b..
Sal: do. fancy. sal0 turkeys toms. per h. IS; do.
hens. IS; turkeys. thin To- keats Der h.. DALI
DRESSED POULTR1-TurkCyA. choice. undraWn.
hens. per Ii. IS; do. average. undTaWu. mixed. Is;
chickgnA per ID. l6Al7: hons choice por ID. l5asi
roosters. per Ii. Z: ducks loal2 geese. pct ID.
sal8
DRESSED MEATs-Hams. country. sugar cured.
l251a16
TABLEs-Po,atoes, per Dbl. L5a175: sweet
potatoes. per bb new, 25Oa3OO; cabbage per crate,
90 celery, pew York per dozen. Oa60: cucumber
per basket Oa75: lettuce. homegrown. barrel 50a
10 do. New York per basket, 75a1 % onions Mary
land and Virginia per barrel l50al Is; string beans
per basket. AlA75; beets. bunch. 2l3 peas. basket
T5aiB
FRUITS - Apples. loose. per barrel. l9al.75.
peaches per Sbasket carrier. 75a25O; DO. per box.
Local. 30; do, common. 25a50; oranges California
vaIencas per box, 2T5a325; lemons. Sicily, per
box. 5O0a5.2; pineapples, Florida, per quart, L75
a30
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool, uuwashed. free OF
burs. per b.. a29: wool. bury. per H. Ee2S hides
green, per b.. iOall; do. dry per b. I3al6 sheen
skins green each. 75aO0 do. dry, each 2a50; calf
skins. green. each, lGlaLD
SuNDRIES--B eeswax, 29asO; taIlOw. Sass: gin
seug. per h.. 6O0a55o; Seneca, per ID, 40; Golden
Sal. 4OaS:- pink, l2ala; mandrake, 2as: snake
root s.
GRAIN-wheat, new, per bushel, lOOaI2O; corn.
sheed per bushel. Soas6; ear. per barrel 4Z5a4 90,
oats Western white. No. ? per bushel, esa72 mixed
62a64: bran. per ton. 2sOoaS00O middling. per ton
50 OOa5200
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-07-31
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. July s0.-Quotations established b. the
follows:
BUTTER-Creamery separator. per ID. SalS1S
imitation. lh IZ1a24A prints. Alb, Per ID. EaEsi
do. lib, per h. 27a9; blocks 2lb. per ID. 8a2S;
dairy Prints. Maryland Pennsylvania, and Virginia,
pr H. l6sl7; Virginia and West Virginia. store
packed Per D., %; Ohio Storepacked. per d. ~
nearby rolls per b. IsAlsis: Ohio rolls. per b.
lSalSi1, West Virginia rolls. II 1Sl15i1
EGGEMaryland Pennsylvania. and nearby
fr,ts per d1Z-, .; Eastern Shore. Maryland. and
Virginia. per doz., .; Western frsts. Der doz.. .
West Virginia. per dOz.. 2.
LIVE POULTRY-Old hens heavyweight. Der
H. llal5 do lightweight per lb lial5. sprrg chick
ems large II lbs. and over. per h. Halls: do.
small Ter ID. I7ais. DUCKS. pr ID. z: do white
Pekins. per 10. d; spring ducks lbS and over,
per h., "a: do. small. lla12 PigoonA young. per
pair, Is: do. old. per pair. %. Guinea fowls old,
each *
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-07-31
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by w. B. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange Hibbs
Building. rs Fifteenth street northwest
New York. July 30.--Cotton opened az an advanc,
% to points and sold 10 to y points net hirher
making new high ground for the movement on
buying encouraged by TIE hrmness Of the LIVERPOOL
market bullish reports concerning the condition Of
the Texas crop b. prominent local authority. and
expectations Of a bullish government report MONDAY
Heavy realizing caused the market to ease on
during the late part q the session and prices
closed 20 points below the opening
Receipts at the ports were 30 bales. aRainst
1855 last weeS and 6,457 last year
For the week 1000 bales against lgs77 last
week and 857a last year
Receipts at New Orleans were rs bales. against
go last year. and at Houston. 81 Hales, against
! 7OS last vear
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. July So-Wheat to-day Was easy. com
dull oats steady. rye nominal, and -four IN active
demand.
WHEAT-Spot contract. LIS. SPOT No. red
Western. Llis: July lis August, Llo3SaLlo11;
September. U3lsaL0sSi: steamer No. 2 red los
receipts Sc zoo bus exports. $500 bus; southern
by sample, alallo; Southern on grade. L0i1al-l2'a-
CORN-Spos contract IS: receipts. SID bus
OATS-Stock 10 elevators, IA 5i5 bus: shipments
from elevators. $3.50 bus. White. No. 2. 5E7ia54iA
do. No 3 52a53; mixed. No. ?. 52a52ii: do. No,
RYE-Stock in elevators, 500 bas. bag lots. as
10 quality and condition, 73a7S.
FLOUR-Winter extra. new. 4e)ai75i do clear
new. 6lG68; do. straight. new. 635a5.59; DO
rutent. new. 565a5s0; spring clear 5-l5a5s5; do
straight. B70a6a5; do. patent. 6&a6el; city nils
bess patent. zoo: do high-grade patent. 100; DO
high-grade straight $40: do choice family. 6&;
do. extra, 6Oh5.l5; rye -four. medium 70 choice.
s60a4SS; cormeal. per 100 lbs. L6oalsA
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-07-31
EXCURSIONS.

While the evenings are usually sui
Try and unboarable in town. those aboard The big
steamer jamestown. plOwing her way down The
Potomac are refreshed by tho most delightful
brcezes. Indeed & Is never too warm for dancing
and the foor on the lower deck is crowded when
ever the band plays. which Is pretty much al
the tine Haley's OrchestrG. one Of the city's
best, s. tbs source Of the music.
In lieu Of dancing. special cuncerts are given
Sunday evenings, and these trips are the most
popular with = great many. Almost anything the
appetite Graves can b had IN the Palm Garden
restaurant The jamestown leaves her wharf foot
q Seventh street. nightly at Z returning about Il
One can find comfort as well as amuse-
meut at delightful CheTy Chase Lake The tempsg1-
tge seldom mounts 70 dssSrsa5lg- Dqazt n the
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-07-31

New York, July S.-NiOncy to-day opened at ~
highest. ?; lowest, IA: closing. 2 Most Of the
days loans were made at IA
Tine money was affected IN ths volume q business
done by the difference q opinion az 20 the rate
between borrower and lender. Lenders were dis
posed 70 hold their MONEY rather firmly; but, on
the other hand boTrUwors were aYers5 20 advancing
their bids: hence, a somewhat restricted b1AinesS
Loans were made maturing the latter part q Jan
uaTy at ~ Rates: "a for sixty days: "a 70 ;
for ninety days. 70 - for four months: 81 n 81
fJT five month"; Sii 70 81 for six neuthsi 81 20 1
for February.
Sterling again weak. with rates 10 70 IS points
lower. Rates for actual business were follows.
Sixty days AS56OaS 500: demand, 4 s6o1aS $40 f;
cables As7l1a4SN Commercial bills were Asa
for ninety DAYS and s59 Tor sixty days Flour
bills were ASH FOX sixty dayA Grain 49,
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-07-31
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square l95-E Olivia johnson 70 Emanuel SPEECH,
st., and Joseph A. Hayden. 10 secure 2. SPEECH,
$780, 10 a months. per cent, parts original
lot 3. and part lots ID and L
GrisWolds Addition 20 Anacostia-Arthur L. Smp-
son ct ux. to George o. Watson and Maur1ce
Otterback, TO secure " N. Mofitt. $500 !, 2,
and ; years. per cent, seIli-annuaIly. lots
l5 and ls6
Grammars Addition 70 TakoIna Park-Charles II.
Nussbaum 10 Chaplin Brown and Charles II.
BaumRn, to secure John Z. Earnest, $3.50. )
years, 5 Der cent. semi-annually. lots 70 4,
block 4 lot !, block 2 and lots l and z.
block 3
LEnedon Park-George w. Robinson ct ux- to the
Washington Loan and Trust Company, 20 secure
Equitable Co-oferative Building Association,
T,s02 lot and parts lets ], 2 and hoeS As
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IINIIIL " LIIaI-
Estate q Elsie Deuringer; order for sAio q realty
Attogneyp Van Dyke & Van Dyke.
Es.ate q w Il. Dickcrsou; petition 20 inc1mbe-
realty. Attorney ", q. Martin
Estate of Robert A. BallocA; order granting let
ters of administrator; bond. 500
In re Eddy Is. Tovnssnd; TenunciatiOn q the
AmcTic11 Security and Trust Company Attorney.
w. A Mckcnney.
Estate q Johanna kiesecker; order -arfytng sale
d realty. Attorney W. a Donch.
Estate q Richard o. Prather; petition for letters
Of Administration Attorney. W. Z. Andrews
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished By W. 3. HIbes s. Co,
nornbers OF the New York Stock Exchange, Hfbbs
Building. rs Fifteenth street northwest
Chicago. July So-Rumoss OF the spreading Of
black rust in the wheat fields Of North Dakota
caused Arm opening in wheat to-day. initial quo
tasioas being a shade to y above the final figures
Of yesterday. The market however. soon became
weak on selling brought out By the Minneapolis
Trade Journals estimate Of Z6.oooO00 bushels as
the prospective total yield Of wheat for Minnesota
aud the DakotsS
Larger receipts OF corn had depressing eject on
the market at the start, but finer tone deyel.
Opod.
Renewed liquidation, based on favorable crUp
prospects. caused weakness IN the oats market.