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The Washington herald., 1909-08-03
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

baltimore Aug 2-Quotatons established by the
Baltimore Fruit and PTodues Association are a.
follows:
BUTTER-Cseamefy separator, per n, osa2sli
imitation. ID IZta3f's. p1ints Nib. Der ID. Gu2s.
do III per H.. ZAP; blocks. 2Ib. per ID. 8a2s
dairy prints. Maryland. PennsylTa1ia and Virguia.
pr b. l6al7; Virginia and West Virginia, store
packed Ter h.. g; Ohio. stoVepaeked. per D.. s;
nearby rolls. Der 10. Ialsn. Ohio rolls. pcr IA.
lsalS4 West Virginia rolls. DIR ID. ISaIgA-
EGCs-MarylAnd. Pennsylvania. and near D.
frsts. per doz. , Eastern Shoe. Maryland. and
Virginia. Der dor. 3: West Virginia. per doz. ..
LIVE POULTRY-Old hens. heavyweight. Per
b. l4l5: do EgltwcEht per d. lial5 spring chick.
ems large. ~ lbs and over. per ID. Eals: do.
small pr H.. l7Rl6 DUCKS DR. ID r. DO white
Plkiua per 10. B; spring dUcks. lbs. and over.
Ger h. u do. small. llal1 Pigeons. young per
pair IS. do. Old. per pair. .. Guinea fowls Old.
each. *
FOTAToEs-white. new Norfolk. per bbl. No.
T. 1880 DO. York River. pr bol L75al So. do.
RaTTahaBnock. per lsrgs b5. L6eaL75. Do. %
small Dbl. LsoalSo; do, Eastern Shore Maryland
per Dbl. No ]. lGoals5; sweets. yellow, ger Dol.
new 275a3 p; vans. new North Carolina. Icr Dol,
30ll35O RGppahann0ck. per Dbl. L75a3oo
GREEN FRUITS AND NEGErABLES-Apple
Eastern Harvest. smooth. per bhl L5aL75; do
small pr b6-. 75al.-5; DO. pSr \ hb bas-. 5oal5i
beets native per bunch laIis blackberTles Eastern
baa EaLla do EaPpahannOck Der bucket g
cabhaycs native. per 100 250aAO0; cantaloures.
Noro,k per crate. l5oal.75; YORK River pr crate
75al co. basket loa5o. Potomac. per crate 75aI00;
native PER has. green. Ea5o; ripe. 5Oal.00: corn
Virginia per doz. 5aSi do, per bb,. lo0al.50
native Per dor. 7ali clcImbers. native. per \ bas
l5a1 egyplants. Norfolk per crate l75a1 .: native
per bus. 5Oa6o hucSlebcTries. North Carolina. Ct
Cali. lettuce. New York is-bH- baa. 50l75; onions
Rapuahannock. Dbl. 10: do. abb has. 50ap
Maryland and Pennsylvania. pr bus. Sa6o; oranges
California. per box. as 20 size, 20oa2T5; peaches
Florida and GeorgiA. per crate. LZja2E; Maryland
and Virginia. box. T5GL00. -baa. 40a60. fancy Der
bas 75as0: per Carrier 50aLZ5: peaB, Manning
Elizabeth per bas 5oa75. raspberries red pint
7aIia. quart. sal0: black. ct. sal0. squash native
per has. IZi3sl5: green beans. EatITe. bus. bas
40a50: wax beans. native, Der bus bas-. 55a75. to
matoes. Potomac. pr 6haA carrier. 1jaS5. do
RappahannOck. per carrier. Ga3j. do. Eastern
shore, Maryland. per carrier E1s0. do. Der bas.
9aZl. Norfolk pcr has. carrier. 25ai0; native per
sbaS. 90a5O: WatcnelO1s. Georgia. each. as "a
size. San
The Washington herald., 1909-08-03
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Yesterdays session Of the local stock
exchange was characterized chiefly by its
dullness. Eight brokers, two board boys.
and six spectators do not make an impOs-
Ing gathering for business at the noon
hour in the Warder building.
II It could be said the market had a
leader It was Potomac Electric Consoli-
dated per cent bonds. which sold Sl4,0 600
10 one broker. who stopped because he
said his money had given out. He did.
however, buy three OF the old Potomac
Light bonds Immediately afterward,
when they were offered at a bargain
Capital Traction stock was in excellent
demand. and the price was carried up
two points TO 40 by several bidders. who
wanted small lots OF the stock. In all
twenty-four shares were sold at these
high figures
Railway preferred sold few shares at
&c. but though there was some active bid
ding for the common around 4S none OF
the stock came out.
Gas was a negligible quantity. On call
twenty-five shares sold at IA. After call
thlrty-five shares were offered at the
same price, and then at 78. where they
were sold Later a small block OF the
STUN was A04NN - AZ" -
takers.
The usual number Of rumors were afioat
yesterday regarding tho movement IN
gas, but really nothing new was suB-
gested which would seem TO afford sat
isfactOry reason for the high prices st
which the stock has been selling in the
face of an inevitable falling or IN the
revenues OF the company due 70 the re-
duCed price at which Il IS now being sold
TO the consumer. Indications arc not
wanting that the little gas boom has
taken its last high fight for the present.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-03
DAILY COURT RECORD
(MOnday, Aug. 2, 1909


No 4aA Tbbs vs. Bride; order Tor dise0n-
tinuaNce granted Attorneys. ". q. Gardner and
L. y. Hopewel-W. p. Matthews
In re Cunacyl Fannie + Malone: coumittee sD-
pointed bond. $40.
No. 2Ss25. Hipolits Egg Conpsny vs. Wilson
hearing on rule continued. Attorneys. I. Il Linton
ID. W. Baker.
No. H5tL AiCIOWun w Parish, oIeCurTiI; Jose
phino 2. McGOWan. CNUCItriL substituted a.
party complainant Attorneys Nathaniel Wilson.
@. K Wilson and j. ]. Da-hrgtG-H Conrad
and J. Z. Potbury
No aoJ. Magrudcr vs.. Dulry e al: order %
make CERTAIN Daymen;A Attorney. Nathaniel WI
500 and Q. r. Wlson.
No. Z055. McEuen ys. McEuea. rule returnable
August 5, 1903. Attorneys G. ". Felts-L. p Hsr-
loE, T. S. Lusby-W. =. Plgmley.
No. Z762 The Edes Home ". Waters e al de-
GoO st ASIDE. Attorneys. Buzndeu5uTg q Branden-
burg
No. GIEA smith. commission Va Unknown Hers
same Attorneys. same.
No 272 In re Alpheus W. Weaver: commit
tee appointed bond. S.Oo Attorney. Crandan
Afackey.
No. $50 East River View Company ". Fulton;
order requiring security Tor costs. Attorucys. d.
Z. M0ultUl-LGckie. Fulton d Cox
No L3z. Won RinEharz ". Rely e al order
granting leave 20 increase lean Attorney. J. A.
Maedel.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-03
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.


BUTTER-Creamery. fancy. L8a2si1: Western nrsts.
8aZ; seconds, za2; process. fancy. 2iA25: fair to
good. Za2: dairy. choice. l9a9: do. good. lsals:
store packed. fresh. lsaIs
CHEESE-New York state factory. fancy fats.
liAalS. small. lJal54.: large. lH4al4N.
EGGS-Nearby. choice. frco cases. 2; do. do.
returnabie cases M; West Virginia and Southern
West Virginia. free cases, q do. do returnable.
D: Tennessee. frve clSes. q do. Tpturnabs cases
p. North Carolina. frOe cases, 70: do. do return
able cases. g.
LIVE POULTRY-Ch!ckCns. spring. large II: do.
medium. Eal9; do. DO. small. Il; hens small per
b.. IA. do. large. l4al5 ro0sters. 8, ducks old
10. do. spring lbs. and over. 10, geese psr b.
5a7 do. fancy Sal0; turkeys. toms. per H. Is; d.
hens Is; turkeys thin. 10; keats ger ID. lcal2
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys. choice undrawn.
hens per h. IS: do. average. undrawn. mixed Is:
chickens. per 10. l6sl7 hens. choice per h. l5als:
ROSTERS. per b.. z: ducks. l0al2; geese. per h.
6al0
DRESSED sfEArs-Hams. country. sugar cured.
/ l2isal5.
VEGETABLES Potatoes. per Dbl. L5oal. IS: sweet
potatoes per Dbl, new. 250a350: cabbage per crate
50, celery, pew YORK, per dozen. 4aG0; cueumber5.
Der basket 50a75; lettuce homegrown barrri Son
land and Virginia per barrel L50al7 IS; string beans
per basket, 4oa75; beets bunch, 2aS; peas. basket
75aLG.
FRUITS - Apples. loose. per barrel L5Oal.75.
pracutai Ut vna'hpt IALtIlf isa--7Js CO. Der bOX.
l.00al.50: do. common. 25a50: oranges California
Valencias. per box, 275a22S; lemons, Sicily, Der
box. 5ooa5.Z; pineappes, Florida, per quart. LIS
a3O
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. unwashed. free Of
burs per b.. 2a29 wool, bury. per b. 2a28: hides
green per b. lOall; do. dr. per 10. I3al6; sheep
skins. green. each. 75alO0: do dry each Ga5O: calf
skins, green. each, lOalN.
SUNDRIES-BeesWax. EaSo; taIlow. sa6ll: gin
seng. per b. 500a55o: Seneca. per ID. 90: Golden
Seal. 4OaS; pink. l2al4: mandrake 2a3: snake
/ root. s..
! GRAIN-Wheat. new. per bushel local %; corn.
shelled per blshel sOa5: ear. per barrel l25as So
oats. Western. white. No. per bushel 6Sa72 mixed
62a6i; braD per ton, 2scoaSo0oi middlinE per ton.
80 0Oa5200.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Observation-Disclosures R. O'Tools to Edward J.
steIlwsFen and Thomas NJ Gale. 20 secure
Kennedy Brothers Uncl S.o0. /, 2. and
years. Der cent senii-srnually. lot 6. block IS.
Meridian Hill-William T. Bumdage e uX. 20
George F. Fleming and Edward L. Hillyer. 70
secure William l. Crane. $780, years. per
cent, senli-aunusly. lot 81. block J.
Pleasant Plains-Harry Wardman and ThOmRs
Bones to b. Fruncis saul and Walter F. Hilton.
20 secure Harry NJ. Ellis $3.50 years. 81
pr sent semi-annually. lots ! 10 Il. square
3oil i trusts. 800 each. one on each lot.
saul's Additi0n-Same 10 same. % secure sane,
$500, years. per cent, seni-annualy. lot s.
square ~
Indolcnce-same to same. 20 secure same. $40. ;
years 81 per cent. seriannually. lot l. square
g7Ol Same 20 same, 20 secure same. $3.50 3
years 81 per cent semi annually, lots 90 8.
square nd. trusts. $50. each one on each
lot. Same % same 10 secure sane. $50,
27Oi
Indolcnce-Harry Wa-irnan and Thomas Bones 70
p Francis Saul and Walter Z. Hilton. 20 Sc
cure Harry NJ Ellis. 5000. s years "a per
cent. semi annuity lot l6. square goL Same
20 same. same debt. lot i. square Toi.
Square s6l-The CUdahy Packing Company % mi
nois Inlst and Savings Bank, % secure s. go 600
annually. casehod q 2o3 Seventh street north
west on lot q
Square Z3s-Clarence =. King et NIX. 20 William
K Ellis snd Joseph II. Curran. 20 seclre Ed
ward r. Harrington. N.0o years. Der cent
sGniaunuaily part original lot 8
bald n. McLachlen and John A. Massie. q
secure Elizabeth J.. Kautenberg. $780, 20 3
months per cent. lot IL. block 81.
Square 47s-Charles III. harris q TX 20 Nationh
Savings aud Trust Company. TO scc0ro Amer
can Security and Trust Company. a,7oo. ysHzS
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Aug 2-BUTTER-Quist, weak
receipts. s723 packages. Creamery. extra, 2glt /;
State dairy tubs. Na26 imitation eTrameEY nrsts
2
EGGs-Em; receipts. s.es3 case. Nearby, white.
fancy. 3a32. nearby mixed fancy. 2iaz: fresh
nrsts. 2a5
MILL FEED-steady; -noderate dealnsA spring
bran. 100 pounds sacks TO arrive. s3.5O; standard
middlings. 2.S5: city bran. p.75 IN bulk; West
en rcd dog. a260 to arrive. winter wheat bran
In lO9round sacks to arrive. 2llo.
OArS-Weak and unsettled. No 2 white 5lha
81: No. 3 white 99iaajO: No. 4 white ssag9:
natural and clipped white on tracks. 4sa6l.
FLOUR-Fium; quiet business Spring patents
6I5aG0. spring clears Sa5.50: winter sIaightS
600a640. New Kansas straights selling moderately
40 52ja565 I'm sacks; new soft straights 55Oa5. 60
In barrels. new spring uatents quoted at 57ja5 IS
new clears f7Ja5O0.
RYE FLOUK-stcady light business Good 70
choice brands quoted AZ 4.ios4.g
CORNAfEAI-Duu unsettled Kin-dr5ed for
export 3-5; coarse meal IN bags 50aLBg
HAY-Recdpts 740 tons. STEADY; quiet deal
ings Prime timothy. LOS; No. l. LOO. No q
S1s9i No 3. W'sao1.s
STRAW Receipts. 60 tons Easier; slow business
Long re new. Saso
BEEF Steady; demand inactive Family, Aooa
H50; packet. l20oal2N.
PORK-Dul. blt scaroe. Meas. H.7Sa22T5: fam
ny nO0aZl00
LARD-Dul prime Western. uS; city. uD:
refined continent. 100: South American. 2D:
refined Brazilian kegs 1915: oeostearine. Ia ;
lard stearne quiet; New York. l2l4al3; Chicago
nominal
sUGAR-Thcre was a holiday in the London
sugar market today The local market FOR raw
sugar ruled firm with prices unchanged holders
as a rule asking higher rates. while buyers were
willing 20 purchase At the quoted rates. Refined
sugar was firmly held and active in Withdrawals
with graduated on the basis II ass net less
pCr ccnt cash. Raw sugar prices we're quoted as
follows: Centrifugal IS test, 4O2; MuscoTado 81
test, ST.; molasSes, 81 test. 3z.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-03
COTTON MARKET.

Quotatious furnished ~ W. B. Hibbs Co,
members q the New York Stock Exchange, Hib6s
Building. rs Fifteenth street northwest
New YoEk August 2-CoStoR opened AZ an ad-
vance q saB poinis on expectations Of a buIliSh
government rcp1rt az midday. but mot With good
deal 4 realizing during The early trading ss re-
suit o. indications for better weather In Texas
After rclCtinE 10 within or points % SATURDAY
finals. the market hrnod up 20 about the initial
frlres on continued covering. and. while nervous.
held pretty steady
Z % the bulls. making the condition rs. against
TAO last month. II was followed By a quick ud-
Z vance 90 shorts covering and C. renewal q hull
support which carried prices 2 70 50 points above
the low Level Immediately previous. and 2 70 .
points shove the closing figures ~ last week
Receipts az tie ports were Zoo bales. against
co last week and 2yfl last year. For The week
5000 bales, against IiG7 last week and q g3
last year. Receipts az New Orleans Fere 2 bales,
against Us last year
The Washington herald., 1909-08-03
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Flllmors G. Robinson. e. and Marguerite ".
Chafee, O. both q Montgomery. Ala. Rev. Ran
doph ". Iowrie.
John Alsyhew q and Katie Cush. ls. both q
Fredericzshurg Va. Rev. ClarcDCo W. Whitmcro
Harris Goldblat. q. and Burke FeigCr. 2 Rev.
A. Wolf
Alfred Conwel. 3. and Elizabeth Washington.
r. both Il Laurel. Nd. Rev, ]. 3. MsLanghin-
John B. Mockabcc. 3, and Gertrude Bochman, 2.
Rev. p. j. O'Couneli.
Harry Tanner. .. and Mary E. Howe s. Rev.
W. l. De YriaS.
Carl H. Lopez. 81. and Lucy BurcA. = RsE.
Willard G. Davenport.
JOhn NJ. Horton. 81. and Mary !. Talberts ~
Rev Willard G.. Davenport.
Barton Brown. B. ard Judith F. West >. RsE.
Howard q. England.
COLORED
Lemuel Ross 10. and Florenco HArrson. Il
Rev s. II. Brown
Felix wooden. q. and Mamie Harris. "A Rer.
Charles newman. g. and Marion JsnkiaA 20
Rev Alfred J. Tyler
The Washington herald., 1909-08-03
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Aug. 2-Wheat to-day was sasy. corn
steady. cats dull. rye firm. and -four quiet
WHEAT-Spot contract, LIZ: spot No. rcd
Western, Ll3i6: August LOeAaLlO; September.
LOe5tsloois; steamer No red. LO7; recepts 70 ssi
b1shels; exports 5000 bushels Southern by sam
pie 9ial-lO: Southern on grade. LMaLl2
CORN-Spot contract. 70
oATs-stock in elevators. 100 3S bushels: sbiu-
ments from elevators. 1906 bushels White. No .
as 70 weight. 54s5ih; do. No. ). as 70 weight
52A4a53z mixed. No. ?. 52a52ia do No 3 5Oa5Ost
RYE-StOck in elevators. s.. los bushels: shirment,
from elevators. 2 Bag lots. TO quality and cor-
dition Sab
FLOUR-Winter extra, new. A60aa7S; do. clear
now. 5.l0a55. do. straight, new. 5.SaS50; do ret-
ent. new. 565a68o: spring clear. 6I5a545. do
straight. 5T1a5.s6; do. patent GS5aa6O city mills
best patent 100; do. high-grade patent 100; DO.
high grade straight. go; do choice family Il.
DO. extra 5ooa5.l5; rye -four medium TO choice'
GeoaLs5; eornmeal, pG 100 poundA LSoaLa
The Washington herald., 1909-08-03

sLnAAIa- NHOA III
Estate Of joseph ". Parish; order granting leave
10 deposit MONEY in lien q bond. Att0ruoyE H.
T. Davis and J. J. LasEey.
Estate q jeremiah Van Horn. order - sell STOCK
and assign judgment. Attorney. 7. C. DUtt0n-
Estate Of Mary J. Bird order granting letters q
s1rniustratios; bond. 500. Attorney n n. Eich-
arl-au
Estate q EaGl Y. Nicholson: order % make dis
tribut1u. Attorneys Crosthwaite * Colcday
Estate e GoSTg.a A. Fraser; order 20 SCI interest
end ratifyins acceptance Ct guardian Il cder q
sale Attorneys Leckie Fulton & Cox
Estate % Johanna NJ Barnes: order granting let
tiers tes-1m-utlry; bond. 500 Attorney. L. ).
Luhy.
Estate q lydia G. Coaklia; petitioa 70 SCI Toaly.
Attorney. A. i. Shoemaker.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-03
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Regular call Il O'Clock noon.
Washington Railway and Electric a, 800 at
ssA
Potomac Electric Cons s., 1000 a. 1854. 1900
ut 1911 81 900 at iOsh 1000 a. 1854 8 900 40 1854,
s. 900 at i03S 5000 At ie3A.
Potomac Electric b. g 900 at 10. 5000 at 10.
1900 az 10
Capital Traction. I at IS. at 1ss. 10 At rs
no 49,
washington Railway and Electric pfd. 80 at q
Washington Gas. y az u.
Bell Telephone Of Pennsylvania. 10 a. IL Is
az IA.
After cali-washington Gss IS AZ -
Potomac Electric Coma s. a.o0o ~ l0N
Following are the bid and asked prices yester~
days Washington Stock Exchanges:
GAS BONDS
The Washington herald., 1909-08-03

New York. Aug. Money on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at per cent; highest. ?
ger cent; lowest. ia per cent; closing "a pcr ccnt
Most % the days loans were made at * per cent
limo money at the opening 4 the week =
pr cent higher Tor al maturties except late Feb
uary. There was a better demand. ard borrowers
were rather more willing 20 make concessions and
meet tle offered prices. Rates: 2bsaZ4s per cent
for SIXTY DAYS; 2Ea3 20. cent Tor ninety days 5a5.
ger cent for four months 50 per cent Tor i've
mouths. 3i4a3H per cent for sir months: 3Nait
per cent for late February
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per ccut scmi-ounually. part original lot &
Squsrc ss1-Charles A. Darltcu CT TX. 20 B. Francs
saul and James T. Shea. 20 secure TIE Hons
Savings Bank Sll50. 3 years. per cent semi
annually. lCt g.
Moore q Barbours Additicn-Thomas /. Grant e
uE 10 Whitcfeld MeRinlsy and Robert Il.
Terrell 10 seecure Robert 7. Thompson, $50,
% TO q months Der cent. lot 2. block !.
Padsworth-Edward H. Hardy 20 Edward 7. Lewis
and Frank A. Jones % secure nellie 7. Jones.
S1I5 l 70 IS months. c pr cent. lot 81, square
&l6
Iarcdon Park-Francis \. Higton q u % Ahram
r. Serven and Ice T.. LAtiner % secure Olivia
W Nixon $500. 3 years, per cent, SEMI
annually lot ~ block "a.
Friendsh.r.-Georgs W. Yc.rtes 70 William x. HIl
and Franklin Barrett % secure Albert S.
HES. $3.50. s 20 Is months. per cent. szni-
annually part
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New York. Aug. z-CATTLE-Receipts 27sl
head. Steers, A7sae93; oxen, SO; bulls as. COWS.
Lf0a3s5: dressed beef slow staI0H
CALV ES-Recripts 42il head. Veals. 5Sas 50.
calls. 4O0a5oG. grass1rs and buttermnks 275a3 50
city dressed yes5 steady az sara; coCntry dressed
veals 7all dressed CTaSscrs and huttermilks tara
SHEEP AND LAMBS-RccCipts. u go head
Sheep. s.0Oa5O0: culIs 20oa1-5; lambs. 5O0a7 So
HOGS-Receipts 1855 head: Grm-
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PLACE BIG CAR ORDER.
Pennsylvania Officials show They
Have Faith IN Future.

Pittsburg. Aug. 2-The Pennsylvania
Railroad to-day placed orders for about
IS 100000 worth Of new car car equipment
perhaps the biggest order for cars ever
placed at one time.
The number of new cars ordered IS
S,OoO and the cost will be something over
$l.000 apiece.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-03
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTBE-ExtTa. PER ewt-. 5.SoasoO; butcher. Aooa
$50: common. 20a2oo.
HOGS-Per cwt.. Eross .ooa7.50; ordinary 60oas2 8
SHEEP-Prime. clipped. SO; common. 20la2s0.
LAMBS-Choiee. spring. per D., 6s1a5a medium
CALYEs-Prinse, pe- ID, z; mediam, saG1s com
mon, 5a6.
COWS-Prme. fresh. each, 5.ooai5.0o; common
3 OOa3lOO: cd and dry lo0oal5Oo.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-03

No 6lSia Elizabeth Norman " Capital
Traction Company; damages. E.O0o. Attorneys. q.
A. Berry and T. T. Downing
No 5lSi9 Julian Guichon vs.. Washington Raj
way and Electuc Company. appeal Attorney. ".
c. BaldCrs0u-
No, 5s52 James II. Davidson Va john ". Con-
nor; note. $l,o0o. AttcrEeys G. +. Cousagl ard
v II. Wallace.
No. 5ls37. Emma J. Smith ~ Richard J..
Marshall, not 500. Attorneys. J. Il Lichlter
and ". c. Clephaue.
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JUSTICE GOULD.
No I6G Geuzg5 d. Wit SlCe Company Is
FutTcll. Judgment by default Tor SEQ and judy
ment for condemnation u credits 10 hands q
Southern Railway Company Attorney W. X.
QulLteE.
No 5i7S5. Donahoo vs.. Patent Granite Company.
Judgment BY default for $50. Attorneys. r. l.
Jefarls and J. Z. W Beau
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Rankruptcr Court.
EnnItr Suits.

JUSTICE GOULD.
No. Gil. In re Thomas A. Owen; sale rstihed
and confirmed.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished By ". B. Hibbs & Co..
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hiobs
Building - Fiftesnth street northwest
Chicago. Aug. Further apprehension regarding
possible damage 10 the wheat crop 10 TIE North-
Eest by black rust caused Arm opening IA Vhea.
to-day. initial quotations shoWiag gain q : 70 !
cent. compared with Saturdays close. Neany al
tho gain was soon lost selling By elevator IN
teresls
A serious Deterioration In ths condition o. ne
corn crop Of Oklahoma. shown BY the state TO
port. inspired considerable buying q corn
selling by country commission houses caused mod
crate weakensa IN the oa1 market early In the day
rf4faf nuH Arm
The Washington herald., 1909-08-03

New York. Aug Z-wHEAT-Weaker; dull No.
Northern Duluth, % arrive. ltOisi new No. 2
red, 2 O. D. Nominal. l2, rev No. ? red. foE
middle August, cents over september; new Tor
end September. At III over No hard New HorE,
T. o. b. new. Llya: No / macaroni. now crop.
L00, T. o. B. October, Manila. Z o. b.. TO arrive.
Ocrobcr-N Orember LEA. EIportGs took two leeds
new No. I'D. C. 4 T. New York. LA. In car l0-s-
CORN-Stsady; quiet t-ude. No. elevator, g
No 2 Z O. D. nominal Exporters took th-ee loads.
no . yellow. nominal g O. b.: No. white, new.
Decsu-bcr 20 March. shipment az 6 osntN
RYE-SloR New No . Z o b. s. cents.
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No XII Susan z. Graves vs.. James h Graves
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WALL STREET NEWS
Stocks Continue to Advance
for Sixth Successive Day.
PUBLIC BUYING NOT SPORADIC
The Demand Continues COnsLstentIy
Throughout Session and General
Conditions Help Market - Steel
Prices AdvRnoe-SOuthern Roads
and Erie Are Strong and Active.

New York. Aug. 2-Stccks advanced for
the sixth day In succession and the prices
at the close, which were IN most cases
the high prices OF the day, were on the
average OF IS n share above those at
the close Of the market last Monday.
To-day's contribution TO this unusually
long uninterrupted. and decided upward
movement was produced principally By
buying through the commission houses on
orders originating from all portions OF
the country. and particularly from the
interior eenters in the grain sections
OF the West and Middle West
This public buying was not sporadic,
exhausting itself on the first hour OF tho
session as often happens at the opening
or the week but continued consistently
strong throughout the session and was as
much IN evidence IN the last hour as
IN the first. and though the turnover OF
stocks was not as great as on tho last
full session last week. the public partici-
patton In the days business was greater
and demonstrated that tho response to
the current trade developments, crop
OF the tariff bill is hearty and sanguine
ENhAAroao Earnings OOOos
As there was a continuation and in
crease OF public interest, so there was a
continuation OF favorable trade reports.
excellent statements OF railroad earn
ings. end reassuring information re-
gardins the growth and harvest OF grain.
The United States Steel Corporation put
into effect a new price schedule with ad-
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and plates. and thus brought the average
Of prices up TO about u per cent OF the
scale prevailing before the declaration
OF the opening market last February.
Louisville and Nashville and Southern
Railway preferred advanced IN accord
ance with other stocks. Notwithstanding
the unfayorable government report on the
cotton crop, which provides much OF the
tonnage OF the Southern roads Ad-
vances more decided than in most OF the
others were made by the railway equip
nent stocks and the Erie shares. the lat
ter moving concUrrently with the Erie
Railroad connection with the Hudson
Tunnel and in accordance with the belief
that Erie's suburban business will de-
velop more rapidly than that OF any
other road from the new rapid transit
into the city.
Rubber shares Strong.
The shares OF the United States Rubber
Company were also conspicuously
strong In Union Pacific. Rock Island
preferred. and other shares IN which
speculation has been keenest in the course
or the past six days. there was very
heavy profit taking. but the force Of pull
lie buying was strong enough TO absorb
this without loss in most cases and fhp
market was stronger in the late trading
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