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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-05
CONF FIDENCE IN CUBA
EXPRESSED BY TAFT
Pays High Tribute to Ma
goon in Letter to
Congress.
By JAMES HAY, il.

In q letter 10 Congress today trans
mitting Charles Z. Magoon's report of
his work as provisional governor Of
Cuba during the American occupation of
that island, the President today ex-
presses in official form his confidence
that the new independent government OF
the Cubsns will be a lasting thing.
After paying Magoon one of the high
est tributes ever given a public official
for services rendered, Mr.. Taft takes
pains to put an end to the published re-
ports that there is danger at this time
of this Government having to reoccupy
the island in order to insure good gov
ernment there.
Those familiar with the situation in
Cuba and with the Presidents views
have not believed that he contemplated
the reoccupation Of the island republic,
but numerous reports 10 this effect have
been sent out, and there have been inti-
nations that some of them were set
afloat by persons 7vho would like to see
this Government take charge of Cuba
as q permanent thing. As a matter OF
fact. If the United States does ever go
back 20 Cuh7s the stars and Stripes viii
remain there. This is generally admit
ted.
To Quiet Rumors.
But, in spite of the reports of this
Government going back. the Admins
tration does not believe that such ac-
ton viii be taken. The principal i'm
portance of the communication sent to
Congress today comes from the fact
that It is regarded as an instance that
Mr.. Taft was anxious to put to sleep
the rumors of insecurity in Cuba.
His letter 10 Congress is as follows:
"To the Senate and House of Repre-
seutativss:
with a communication from the Acting
Secretary of War, under date Of May 8.
submitting the report with accompany
ing exhibits OF Hon. Charles z. Ma
gOOn, provisional governor of Cuba. for
the period from December !, 1908, to
January 2S, 1909, when the provisional
Continued on Sixth Page)
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TEMPERATUREs.
TInE TARIE

Todsy-Hfgh tide, 8;4S a. m. and 9:25 ,.
m; low tide, 2.f3 a. m. and $40 2, m.
Tomorrow-High tide. 9-s5 a. m. and
1912 .. m, low tide. 3:S7 a. m and 4:2l
2. m
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-05

FORECAST FOR THE DISTRICT.
Fair tonight and Sunday: not much
change IN temperature: light 10 mod
crate westerly winds.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-05
So To Baltimore and Return.

Saturdays and sundays via Pennsyl-
vania Railroad. Tickets good returning
until Sunday night. All regular trains
except the Congressional Limited"
-AdYt.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-05

CONDITION OF RIVERS
HARPERS FERRY. W Va, June s.
Both rivers muddy this morning.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-05

THE evolution of labor and the development power includes
absorbing concerns the leadership Can
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Continued on Sixth Page.l
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Interested In Wind.

tContinuea on Second Page)
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To Quiet Rumors.

Continued on Sixth Page-)
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-03-25
PROCLAMATION

I, by virtue of the power vested in me, do
hereby give notice to all the inhabitants and
electors of the City of Grangeville, municipal
corporation, that there will be held a general
city election in said city in Idaho county state
of Idaho on Tuesday the sixth day of April be-
tween the hours of nine O'Clock a. m. and sew
en- o'clock p. IN. of said day, at which said cleo.
ton there shall be elected Mayor, a City Clerk,
lwho by law shall be the Police Judge) q City
Treasurer, City Engineer, and six Councilmen
two Councimen from each OF the three wards
of said city.
The polling places all be for Ward No. L,
the Y. M. q. A. building on Main street; for
Ward No. 2, the Court House; for Ward No. 3,
the Vansise building on South street.
The Registers for each of the respective wards
will be at their places of registration on every
Saturday next preceding the election at the fol-
lowing places: Registrar for Ward No. 1, J. H.
Robinson at the real estate office of Sassenbury
& wilkinson; Registrar for Ward No. 2, Geo. n
Adam at the real estate Office of L. M. Harris &
Co. and Registrar for Ward No. 3 Mrs. W. D.
Gillette at the DR.. H. C. Shaffer Drug Store. be-
tween the hours of q. m. and p. m. on said
days and registration can be had at any other
day except Sunday or holidays by request I'M
til the hour of o'clock Saturday April 3rd, 900.
Done by order of the City Council in special
session this 18th day Of March, A. d. 1909.
F. L. LEONARD, Mayor
Attest:
J. E. JACQUES. City Clerk 42-2
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-03-25

Princess Flour has plenty Of gluten
not too much. 37tf
H. K. Adams of Whitebird was in
the city the first of the week.
Mrs. Lillian Buffham of Joseph was
a county seat visitor yesterday.
DR.. Alcorn of Kooskia was in the
city the first of the week on business.
Freedom and Whitebird played a
ball game last week which resulted in
score of IL to 3 in favor Of White
bird.
Mrs. John Cossman and children
returned this week from Fulton, ILL.,,
where they have been visiting relatives
during the winter.
April 90 has been set aside in this
county as the time to observe Arbor
day and on that date appropriate eX-
ercises will be held in the various
schools of the county and tree planting
being INDUCED in.
1t is reported crew of surveyors
are working down around Knott Oh
the Salmon river, probably surveying
a route for the continuation Of the
railroad which is to be built from
Montana to Salmon City.
Joe Payne, who conducted the hote
at Cottonwood before the fire and who
since then has bought an interest il
Raymond House of Lewiston, purchas
ed the entire interest this week ant
will hereafter conduct the hotel alone
The memorial introduced by Rep
Parsons and passed in which an ap
preparation Of $4,000 is asked to ap
ply on the mountain roads Of Thu
county, has reached Washington ane
will be introduced in the senate very
shortly and be taken up by the com
mittee on public lands.
The jury called for the distric
court was discharged this week, ther,
not being case to come before them
The cost Of this term Of court has beer
but $12O, the smallest expenses in thu
history of the courts of this county.
Jacob Schwalbach has shipped 10(
tons of -four from this city since TIN
arrival of the railroad and says he ha
a market for more providing he coult
get good wheat from which to mill it
He has been shipping to SanFrancisco
The plastering in the Imperia
Hotel is being placed on rapidly b,
Gregg, an expert Of Lewiston. Tn
third story is already completed AM
the entire job will be done in severa
weeks. The "Acme," hard plaste
is being applied and the walls will
have plaster Paris finish.
Princess Flour is the purest an
sweetest -four ever made. 37t
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-03-25
The Minstrel Show

The minstrel show given by the
high-school pupils Friday night was an
excellent entertainment and brought
out large crowd. Enough pupils
took part to form three circles and the
show continued until midnight. The
jokes were mostly new and clever and
there was nothing course or vulgar as
there is around the usual minstrel
show. Prof Atkinson and Miss Log
an, who got up the entertainment,
deserve much credit. Something like
500 was cleared.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-03-25
Announcement

J. G. Thompson will have his new
photo gallery all ready for business
Saturday, March a. | have one Of
the best galleries in the state and |
can assure you better work than |
have ever done before. Come in and
let me prove it to you what | can do.
Perfect satisfaction on all work. |
invite you to come in and inspect
same. Gallery located one door south
of the Big Buffalo store on Hall
street. 43-l
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-03-25
Out From Elk

Alfred Franklin, who is working in
Dixie, was in this city the first Of the
looking after legal matters. Mr..
Franklin is working at the Diamond
Consolidated Mining Co., Dixie
company with some fine quartz loca-
tons. He says the Dixie Royal,
which has been closed since November,
will open this spring. The Frisco,
which has been operating this winter,
recently shut down on account Of the
lack of air. Elk will be hummer
this summer, is the freely expressed
opinions Of Mr.. Franklin.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-15
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

SeE York july H-BUTTER-Fairly active; frn;
receipts 10 SIS pacsages; creamery extra 2. STATE
dairy. tuhs. da2i5: imitation creamery. hrsts. p
EGGS-Sfsady; receipts. $50 cases. Nearby
white fancy. 8asl; nearby mixed. fancy. 2oa2! /;
fresh frsts. ZHsZ5H.
SUGAR-The domestic refined s1gar market to
day STEADY and unchanged. with all rsfners
doing business ca the basis q f5 net. les ] per
cent for cash for fine gTanulated. except the Fed
eral Sugar Refining Company, which IS quoting 50
net less per cent fer cash Spot raw sugars were
steady and unchanged. with centrifugal quoted az
49, AiUsc9Tado 242, and nolasses sugar AZ S-lT
The London beet sugar market steady ard
unchanged. July quoted at los Sd and August a.
l's S1d.
MILL FEED-Siarket Is irregular. Spring bran.
10olb. sacks. 70 arrive. 2-i9i standard milling
3.35; city bran. $50 in bulk; Western red dog.
$50 % arrive winter wheat bran. in l0olb- sacks
% arrive 25.s5.
OATs-Quiet trade No white 5sas9: No. 3
white. 55s=a57sI No white. 55za55z; natural and
clipped white. Or tracks 5315l
FLOUR-StrUng, fair inquiry for new. Spring
patents. 65a65O; tprnE clears. 5.2ia5.65; winter
sIr1ights. 69a66o; winter clears. 66la5.5o; Kansas
srTlights. 10 SACHS 50a66o; Kansas clears 50oa5 g.
RYE FEOUR-Steady; inactive business. Good TO
choice brands quoted az AssaAS
CORN MEAL-steady; demand inactive Kiln
dried. for export, 30; coarse meal in bags. L5aa
LB
HAY-Receiuts. ili0 tons. steady; fairly active.
Prime timothy. le5: No. !. g7saIOo; No. 2. s5aeo
STRAW-RecIipts 20 tons; market unsettled
quiet trade. Long rye No. l. LOaLll
BEEF-Steady; trade moderate. Family lA00a
l4.50; packet. l20cal3.G
PORK-Steady; demand moderate. Mess, 2lNa
2l-50; family. 2-50a220e.
LARD-Steady. Prime Western. l2l5; city. HIS;
refined continent. l25: South American. 90: re-
stearine quiet New York. ISik. Chicago nominal
NAVAL STORES-D1u and unchanged.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-15

Jones S.sO. years. per o1ut. ssn-.-auuually,
part lot %.
Ls Droil Pa-k-Leua Palmer 70 William A. Hin
and Riguold W. BeaE. % sec1re E-izs C.
Merrill. Sell. % q MoEtls. per cent, sclli-
Annually lot g. square 3l9L
Psrworth-Grlzth Evans e uL- 70 AlsIander 7.
Heusey ard C.arelce B. Rheen. % secure
Luther A. sVzrzeu. so . yeari Der ONT
seui-suuually, Ia-t loc So square a.
Square l5--Mary c. Morris 20 Milton Z Ailes
and William J. Flarhgr, - secE0 John NJ
Jones. 500. 3 years. pe- cent, sa1i-a1nually,
paris lots s. and ST.
Lanicr Heights-David B. AI-1iock. r. % william
A. Hiu and Frankli1 T. SsEner. % seclre Wll-
IAN A. Boss. $50. years, per cent, semi
annually. lot ~
Square sl5-Elmer NJ Webs,es - ux- % Mnbun
J. Donohoc and Thomas p keunelly, % secure
EdWard J.. Aiilcs. $50, Z % s. m1lths, pe1
cent. lo- g
Mourt Pleasant and Pleasant Piains-aayluo-d o.
q. Hunter e al. trustees. 90 L. Cabcl william
son. % sccue Guy 7. Warren. sen. i % s.
months. pr cent. semi aruually. pazt lot II.
block 6.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Sars 70 same.
% secure sane. go years. ps- cent. SEMI
annually paH lol T. block 8.
Square S2-Wley J. Mitchell % uL- 20 Ernosr L
Schmidt and Gcorge VI. Emmcrich. 70 secI-e
German American Buiidtng Assoca-icn. sl.1o.
parts lots = ard =.
Fairyiew HeiEhts-Smith L. Leach e. uK % George
" Waite and T. Cushing Daniel. % secure
James i. Tayl0r. 2d50. I and years. pC
cent, senli-snuually. LOT d. block =
Cifboyune-Sanuel g. ". snc Fanny y Beuja-
min, trustees. % John T. Arms and samuel
A. DrIry 90 secure Lee Brown E-3n. ] % 50
months, per cent seIli-arruallv. lot 81 block =
The Washington herald., 1909-07-15
real EsTATE TRANSFERS.

Bllhrook-Doisy A. Ready q VIZ. Hsny 4. %
William King. iot 2. souare 5ss. SIC.
Meridian Hhl-John s. Hunt % Luiher A. swart-
zen. LOT q. hiook a. Sl0o.
Addition % Ls Droii Park-HerTaan r Hoven-
stein a W. 70 Charles GersdorI. lot s.. block
81 So
Beall's Pleasure-Winam n. Yost 2; u1. and
AEos s. Yoet e Tx. o. Lizzetts Ssrzuss part
lot 8. so. LiZnetta S-rluss Co Allert A. strauss
Andrew Wilson. and Arthur G. Bisho3 thus
tees q stgIGss Memorial Church, q Washing
ton. ID. G.. part les :, 80
Connecti0ut Avcnue Highlaa3s-Geo1gs J. Easte-day
substituted trustee. 70 Charles r. MooTe. lot
]. block J. s. &C.
Chevy Chase-The chevy Chase Land Company 70
William l. Browning 10, q and part lot g.
Fourteenth street and Ke1tucky svenus southeSs,-
Agnes u. and Mar C. Be1rimoCe t0 John
Bearimore. lot s.. sluars lo3s. SO.
Ls Droit Fark-Elizl c. Merrill co VIZ. Herry s.,
% Lena Palmer. l0t s. square Eei So.
iN Fifth street noTtheast-Ieo =. Miles 20 Elmer
II. and Margaret c. Webster, iot 2, square
los G street s,atheas.-NIarsaret B. Hay 70 Mabel
z. Evans. parts lots 2 and p. square 81, SO.
Mabd E. Evans 70 Wiley J. MitcheIl. sane
land. SO
FairvieF Heights-Jossphins ". Rice to Smith L
Leach. lot .. block :, SIC.
6lb Tenth street southwest-Benianin +. Leighton
and Milton D. Campbell trustees, % William
Il Dolemlu. part lot fI. square 50. 500.
Wesley Heighrs-salie A. Bartlett 70 Charles c,
Glover. lot q, block II. ard lot ], block =.
So
Aney in rear of sz1 and - II street northwest
J. Barton Miller Ct u. 20 Crsndal Niackey.
part LOT g. square lo7. SO.
Squares 3, z. 81. Is, 90 -, esl, ss, and Edge-
wood-Ssmuel A. DTury e. al. trustees. % Alex
ander Z. Mag1-dg loJ 8. square Il. original
lot IS. square ZS lot -. square 81; lots 10
and Ia square IS; lot 2. square 30f; part iot
So, SQUARE Ss3; part lot 10. square' 81, l1t 50.
square sc; lots I. s 2 TO p, block c. Edgewood.
Sc
Squares p 30. z5. soi. 9ss. and County-sams To
Isabel r. MsgTuder part lot %. square p; lot
g. square go. lot Ifl square E55. lot . sluars
S0i; l0t pa square sa lot IS, Pleasant Plains
lot s. block Is. Le Droit PARK; lots {. !. IS
70. p. biocz g. Edgewood, SO
street northwest, between Seyenteelth and
Eighteenth ssreets-Sanuel A Drlry % isabel
r. MsEruder. part square u. SO
Third and J streets northeast-W. ". Chisweu q
al 70 John JOY Edson. lots = and i3. sguars
Dent and Avon places northwe5t-John Joy Edison
et UL 10 ". Wallace Chisweu and Harry A.
Kite. lots &. 100 20 Jos. square l2s2 SO.
Petworth-Luther A. SVartzen % Grfith Evans
part LOT q. square a. SO
s. and q Fent0n street nQrtheast-Abrsham c.
Bobys e ux. % Lizzie kiser. lots 81 and 80
square GA. SO.
Fairview Hoights-Joscphine W Rice 20 Smith ).
Leach lot IS block J. So
l9o6 % 1872 Temperance alley northwest-Afar5
O'Dea TO Harry Bergman. lots 100. lol. a par,
lot Il2 square - SO. Harry Ber-rnaa d
Sarah G. Paul. same land. SO.
LanisT Heights-Fanklin T. Sanner et ux q
David B. Alurdock. T.. lot SIS. SO David b
Muraock. T., 70 Frankiin T sanneT, ic'
$50. S0-
The Washington herald., 1909-07-15
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
prices quoted are wholesale,


BUTTER - Creamery. fancy, Z1za2s: Western.
hrsts. z6a7; seconds Ga5; process fancy Za23; far
10 good. 2la22; store-p packed. fresh. I7;z
CHEEsE-NeW York State factory. new. large.
per h.. Hsta5; small. per 10. l5al5i:.
EGGS-Near-hy fresh Virginia. l93laZl; West Viz
ginia and Southwest Virginia. 10; Tennessee. la
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. spring. per h.. 22a23
hens IS: roosters g. keats. l2s turkeys hens Is;
do toms, IS; ducks. 10.
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys. pcr ID. I5al6;
hens. choice, Hals; roosters. g.; chickens. spring
22a25: ducks l0al2
DRESSED MEATs-Hams. country. sugar cured
i2izal5
VEGETABLES Potatoes, No. I. Der Dbl, 2Ooa
80; vans Der bbl. 25saseO. cuclmbers. rer las
ket 5a75: onions. Texas. per crate. 200; cabbage
per bb-. 30; eggplant. per crate. L2a2o1; squash
per basket 50a75: peas. per bbl-. 25oa4.00; corn
southern. Per crate. l25al.50; string beans home
grown per bbl., i.0oai50; lettuce ler basket L25;
tomatoes Texas and MissisSippi. per crate 90; to
matoes. homegrown. per box 20oa250; radishes PER
100 100: peppers Florida ger carrier L00aLZ5: new
beets pr bunch. 2a21; new carrots per bunch. Sal
FRUIrS-Apples, new, Der bbl-. L5oa3e0; oranges
California per box 25oa35O; gTape fruit per crate
40a5c0; pineapples. Per crate 20a250; cantaloupes
per crate, 2O0aS00 wRtermelons each 25as0: black
berries. per quart. sas peaches. per carrier, L5oa
$50 plums per crate. L75a23
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. washed free Of burs
per h. Sass: wool u7washed. per b. 90 Hides,
green. pr h.. II: hides. dry. per b. loal8: sheep
skins green. each. BALLS; calfskins. green, each
LSoaL5e; dry fnt hides. per h, l2al5; dry salted
hides. per lb.. lzaA
GRAIN-Wheat. new. per bus. LOOaL20: corn
sheiled per bus, slaso ear. per bbl. Ass4s5; CATS
Western. white No. 2 Der bus. 66al2: mixed, eea64
hrn. per ton, 2sooaso.Oo; middling. PEI tcD. soooa
2G
The Washington herald., 1909-07-15
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

While bidding for local utility bonds
was quite active yesterday on the wash
ington Stock Exchange. the call Of the
list produced no trading beyond a single
500 bond Of the Columbia Railroad 6s.
which sold at 10.
IN the stock list Washington Gas and
Washington Railway and Electric com
mon were most in demand. The buyer Of
Gas shares could not be tempted above
77ik. at which about 275 shares changed
hands. Considerable OF the stock was
offered above the selling figure. but the
buyer did not so out 10 meet the ad-
vance. seeming TO think that M Is the
top price for the present, at least
The sales OF Railway common came
after call on a scale up from 4215 10 42,
nearly 500 shares being taken during the
selling furry, some OF II IN 100 share lots.
Other trading was OF small volume and
at current prices.
Announcement was made on the ex-
change yesterday CT the current dividend
Of the Washington Loan and Trust Com
pany, Of IA per cent, payable on August
TO stockholders Of record on July rs.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-15
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore July Ii-Quotatious established by the
Baltimore Fruit and Produce Association are a.
follows:
BUTTER-Creamery. separator, per pound, 2 +;
imitation. pound, 22a&; prints BALI pound per
pound. 2tao do. lpOund. per pound. Ha2S; blocks
2p0und. per pound, Eas dairy prints Maryland.
Peunsylvania, and Virginia, per pound. l6aI; Viz
gnia and West Virginia st0re-packed Der pound.
lsiz Ohio. store-packed. per pound. ls5s nearby.
rolls. per pound lsalsls; Ohio rolls. per pound.
lsalsA; West Virginia rolls pound, Isalsis
EGGS - Maryland. Pennsylvania and nearby
frsts. per dOz.. 2lia: Eastern Shore Maryland and
Virginia, per doz.. 14; Western hrsts. per doz..
Pa; West Virginia. per doz.. Pa.
LIVE POULTRY-Old hens. heavyweight. per
pound. Is. spring chickens. large. II pounds and
over. h.. .; do. small. per b. q ducks per
H.. IL do White Pekins. per H.. p: spring ducks.
lbs and over. per H.. #, pigeons. young per
pair. Is; do, old. peE pair, %; guinea fowls. old.
. each.
POTATOES-Whi new Norfolk rer bbl. No.
l. 20Oa2=5; do. Yo-k River. per bbl.. LIS; do.
RapnahaunOck. per la-ge bbl I75alS5: do. per
snail DBL ioaL61; do. Eastern Shore. MARYLAND
per bbl-, No. 1. L75al90; sweets. yellow Ter bb-.
new. 5ooa5-50: Jams. new, North Carolina. per bb-.
45ca5.91
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Apples.
Eastern harvest. smooth. per Dbl. 2Ooa250, do
small. per b5l-. l00al-50; do. per 1zbh. basket
5aloo beets, native. per bunch, laliz; backberies
Eastern shore. Maryland. pcr Qt. Sac; Patuxent. per
basket, 3osS2Is; do. Rappaaannock per bucket
Hiaa3o; cabbages. Norfolk. per bol. 4Oa5O do
native. per 100 200a300: cantaloupes. Georgia per
crate LoCal.75; corn. irginia per Dozen SAIL Gu
curnbers. native. per N-basket, 35s5G do. Norfolk
per basket. 25aS0; do. pr bb-. 75as9; eegpiants
Florida. pr crate. L75a25o; huckleberries North
Carolina pSr Ct. loal2; Eastern Shore Maryland.
per Ct. l0al2; lettuce. New York. lz-hh- bas.,
I.0oaII5; onions Rsppahannock bbl.. L51ai.5: do.
is-bbL bas.. 5oa65; Bermuda. crate L00all0; Mary
land and Pennsylvania, per bus. 65a75; oranges.
California, per box, TO sizes 200a275; PEACHES,
Florida and Georgia. per crate L50a225: Maryland
and Virginia. bcx. 75alZ5 %-bas a0ae5: raspberries
red. pint sac; quart. sal0; black quart sal0 green
beans native. per bus. has. 5Oa55. wax beans.
native. per bus. bas. 5a60; tomatoes Potomac. per
6-bas- Garner. l1oaLT5. do. Rappahaunock per
carrier, Loai.75; do. Eastern Shore, Maryland per
carrier. L0aLl5; Watsrmelons. Florids, each, as
70 size. Aas3.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-15
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

ouotatous Furnished 9 W. B. Hihhs q ca.
members a the Chicago Board of rraas. aiehi
Building Is Fifteenth street E1rI1EE-
ChiczEo. July N--Iuly Wheat advanced today %
l5. which Is "a CENTS above ths previous high
marx for the season. The bulgs occurred during
the first half hour q the day. and Married hy
intense excitement IN the plt. The advance vas
started by modcrztc hgyinz q snail lots b. a
prominent commission house. which vas one q the
leaders IN the bgn campeign In the Nay delivery.
This stampeded a lot of snail shorts" who CoE-
cred on s-or-loss orders The demand vas bssed
largPly on ths recent u1tavoCahlo weather In this
country for harvesting.
Demand for the July 0pticn vas - keen hst
the pTice adTanced hy hounds until II had touched
lZsL- At this fguro thew was Sliscieut Railing
% causs reasfiOn of about oeutS Other ceiiF-
eries made a fair response % the bulge IN July
CoVn was weak early IN he day. Prices a. ths
opening were unchanged % = cents i0Wer July
being at 7lfs % IN Later, July sid OF AZ IA
Trade IN oats vas Light, ard the market was
rather weak
Provisions were dull. but the market vas arn.
because Of 4 5 10 10 cent advance n the prics q
The Washington herald., 1909-07-15
Probate Court.


Estate of Andrew Neville: answer 20 petition
Attcrnsy. A. A. Ilpsconb.
Estate a William J. Wilson; order granting
letters tes;smeBtSry. bond son Attorney. T. P.
Myers
Estate Of Albert A. Wilson: o-dsr 70 sell stock.
Estate q Franoes G. Won Bud0w; order % sell
stock. Attorney =. p. Hamiltou-
Estate a Sidney Bandie; order 20 sell note.
Estate 0f Jane Bradley; order % sell stock and
ieEclry. Attorneys. Darr. Peyser a Cur1in.
Estate q samuel Spencer; order granting le-ters
q administration; bond SO Attorney F. A.
Fenning.
Estate a George W Fisher: order granting let-
tiers q administration C. = A.. bond 500 Attorney
6. 5. king
Estate q james Simpson; order granting letters
testameutary bond 50 Attorney. W01 Cohen
Estate ~ Henry Ward; order granting letters of
administration c. Q. a.. bond 500. AttorDeys ". C.
Martia.
Estate q Alsrsnder C. Cain: order granting let
tsrs tsstamentaryi bond E50- Attorney. ]. s.
Easby-Smith
IN re Howard ". Ma-lOE; order appointing
guardian. b1nd 500 Attorney. ". y. Ma-lov. g.
In re Margaret Flshburu 20 al. order appointing
guardian bond Sl.O0o. Attorneys. sieran & Lerch-
Esiafs q b. Ross Flshburn; order granting let-
tCn q administration boud s. 90. Attorneys,
Slernan & Lerch.