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The Washington herald., 1910-08-02
DAILY COURT RECORD
OdOnday, August 1, 1900

F. White e TX. % AIary Frances Seton. SO.
Meridian Hil-Block Is. LOT 81; james Slayer 70
Mary LION Lewis. So subject % trust.
Long MeadCws-Block =. .ot S.; Calvin II. Baker
e ux 10 William 81. Bohcld and Mar ;.
Belfed. his wife. SO subject 10 trust
Randle Highlands-Square 55i3 lot Is; National say
ings and Trust Company. trustee 20 A. Ran
d0lph Spiker. SO.
Kalorama Heights-Bl0ck IS lot 1; Widows Mite.
l1t G; Walter S. Harlan e "a. 10 Annie A.
Feudall. SO.
Widows Mite-Lot :. Walter s. Harlan e TX. TO
John u. PaJten SO.
Randle Highands-Square 5543 lot g: National Saw
inU and Trust Company. trustee. 10 samuel
Zepp. SO.
Randle Highands-Square 5543. lot 81 National say
ings and Trust Company. trustee. 70 United
States Realty Company. SO.
street. between Elrst and Hail streets south
CaSt-Scuare 7Ol. part Of lot s. EDDIE Rey-
burn. administrator 10 Charles AufTort s. 500.
street. between First and Half streets south
east-Square 70I part q lot 8. Charles Auficrt
20 Clemmer Aufo-t SO.
Mount Pleasant-L0t IN block Is. Charles J.
Butler ard Thomas H. Banes 70 Claad Owen.
SO trust s. 20
Cleveland Park-SQuare 9f7. lots = and 2; william
r. Vance b uI. % Heber Butts. SIC.
Charlotte Daley % Rita r. Chldress. tr-stse-Lot
's square 2O: lot 80. square 564 lot 500
square 21l; lots S3l and So square $50; lot a.
square 2552; lot =, square 50; lot u, square
rs: part Of lot 5. square 70 SO Interest,
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Garleld-Lot I45; Brainard H. Warner ct W. TO
Lewellyn Ford and Sarah F. Ford. his WIFE, as
joint tenant. SO
Columbia Heights-Blcck o. lot s.: Blanche LRmson
et vir 10 Ella J. Carpenter SO
b street southeast. between Kentucky avenue and
Eighteenth strcet-SQusre 1862, lot 81 Theresa r.
Luckett 10 Ella Luckett SO
4A Sixth street soUtheast-Square so. lot 3 and
part Of lot a. Theresa R. Luckett ct rr to Ella
Luckett $40.
Zoo h street northwcst-SQuarc 3; lot g. Theresa
r. Luckett ct viz to Ella Luckett, SO.
street southeast between Kentucky avenue ard
Eighteenth Street-SQuare 1852. one-half interest
in lot So; Thomas T. Luckett ct ux. TO Chris
tina c. Muhlhofer So
759 Tenth street northwest-SQuare $50: part Of
original lot Is; Theresa R. Luckett ct viz to Ella
Luckttt. SO.
Tr1nidRd-LOt g block ;: Arthur y Long ct w. 70
Annie V. Anderson, SO.
Irving street northwest between Soldiers Home and
Warder streets, uare 9e4s, lots s. g, "a; John
l. Warren et Tx 10 Frank Fair, SO.
Whitney Close-SQuare sos; lot So Frank Foer ct
TX. 10 Florence Z. Taylor, $40.
Whiiney Close-Square 30i9 lot 50: Frank Foer et
TX. to Horace Linwood Nuckols $40.
2l3 Delaware avenue Southwest-Square $50 lot S;
John Stevenson et ux. 70 Bernard Leonard s..
Chichester-Square ssh lots and s.; John B.
Harren et ux. TO William E. Hamilton $40.
Moore BarbOur's second addition-Lot s. block
TO- George G. Pumphrey ct TX and John T.
Bayne ct ux. TO Joseph F. Wander and Susie w
Lash as Joint tenants. So subject TO trust.
Grant Park-Square 1i7. lots 5 and 2 John p
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Vow York. August Receipts to-day
5.053 packages. The market opened quiet end
without quotSble change Creamery specials y:
creamery extras, 81; Creamery irsts. q state
eary, sood 20 choice, "a; process specials. ~
Western imitation creamery frsts -.
CHEESE-Receipts to-day. los boxes The mar
ket is featlreiess. State whole milk, specials Is;
State. whole milk. fancy colored. IA State whole
MIX, fancy white. li4 skins specials u
EGGS-Receipts to-day. l275 cases. The market
IS firm on strictly fresh eggs but prices show no
advance State Pennsylvania and nearby hennery
white fancy. 9: State. Pennsylvania brown hem
nery fancy. 2 fresh-gathered extras q frcshgath-
cred extra hrsts. IN.
MILLFEED-Steady; quiet Spring bran. 2A3:
Western red-dog $780, TO arrive; winter wheat bran
IN i0lpound sacks. % arrive 2Oa
OATS-Quet steady. No. white. 4Sai9: No )
white. 4ais; No. white, AisaH; white, on track
8isz5.
FLOUR-Dull kansas s,raights. s.25aGS. in
sacks: soft stnightS 465a5Oo in barrels: spring
patents. 60oa6.N. in barrels: spring clears -A65a5OO
new kansas straights. 70 arrive. 5.OOa5S
RYE FLOUR-Quet moderate business Choice
brands quoted at 43aA50
CORNNlEAL-Fim; light supplies. Kindred for
export, $50. coarse meal. ia bags. l38al 40
BEEF-Firm. moderate inquiry. Packet, l6O0a
$3.50: family I9O0al95O.
8@
HAY-Recsipts. 80 tons; finn: unchanged Price
today. 80; No. !. Is; No ., Ll5aL2O; No 5
l.OOaIO5
sTRAw-Receipts. 80 tons; quiet. Long rye quoted
AZ 5sa60.
LARD-Quist; unchanged. Prime Western. lz2s.
city u.B; refined continent l25: South American
l22; refined Brazilian. kegs. iA25 oeostearine lO55
all; lard stearine quiet; New York. l3E
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Business was small on the local stock
exchange, with prices little better than
for most Of last week. At the opening
Potomac Electric consolidated bonds sold
at 1oOBk. and the old first mortgage IS at
los. On the call Of the stocks. Railway
common sold at 80, with bidding for a
1o0-share lot at half a point below. Gas
brought p in a single transaction. Lans-
ton sold "a shares at 81. and some frac-
tional lots OF United States Trust were
obtained at ia
The local branch OF z. F. Hutton &
Co. was closed yesterday for business,
and will be kept open only a day or two
longer to settle up outstanding accounts.
The firm will go out of business in Wash
ington. Rumor has II that another New
York firm may take the Offices and open
a branch house about the middle Of
September.
The recent collapse OF the Wall street
pool formed for the purpose OF creating
an ocean-to-ocean railroad recalls the
failure Of George J. Gould to carry out
a similar undertaking. The idea was not
original with Mr.. Gould, but was the
life dream Of his father
1t was with an ocean-to-ocean system
in view that the Wabash-Pittsburg Ter
minal undertaking was planned. The
Wabash was TO be brought 70 Plttsburg
over the acquired Wheeling and Lake
Erie. Then the Western Maryland was
bought as an outlet 70 the Eastern tide
water at Baltimore. and the Denver, and
Rio Grande at the same time began to
build the Western Pacific westward from
Salt Lake City TO san Francisco.
The link 10 connect the Western Mary
land with the Gould system at Pittsburg
was never built. Before the Western Pa
eific was finished. control or the Western
Mary land was lost through bankruptcy.
and the Wabash-Pittsburg Terminal and
Wheeling and Lake Erie were in receiv-
ership.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Aug. l-WHEAT-Spot contract GOA
s9A; spot. No. red Western, L02; August s9a9gb .
September. Lo0'sal.oo3s; December. lOi7k: steamer
No red, 80; receipts. 10 357 bushels; Southern by
sample, 1897; Southern on grade e2lsae9ib
CORN-Spot contract. 7OA; receipts. 4.7g5 bushels
OAIs-Stock IN elevators. lo.7n bushels; ship
mcnts from elevators. 9. eos bushels. White No
as 10 weight Sassy; do No. 3 as 70 weisht 47l5a
45ss; do, No. T. as 70 weight l5i6a4eis DO. mixed
No ., l9saE nominal; de-, No 3 f5I5ag6
RYE-stock in elevators. 1926 bushels. No. rye
Western. domestic, SaS2: No pe. Western. do
nestle 7sa7s bag lots as to quality and eopdit,on
70a76.
FLOUR-Wnter extra, new 35Oa3.7O: do. clear
new 4.lOa4.3o, do straight new. 4s5al 60: do rat
ent. new. 5l5a5D; spring clear. A5lal75 do.
straight. o'0a9..9' 40 latent 6OOa6S0; city mills
best patent, $50; d. heh-grade patent. SIS. do
straight, SIS; choice family Az; extra 3snas *
ne -four. medium TO choice A25a45O; corn meal per
JOG lbs, L5al6o -
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore, Aug. l.-QvJ,stions BY Baltimore Fruit
and Produce Association are as follows:
BUTrER-Creamery. fancy. per b.. 2s4a2e: do.
choice. S1aa2s; do. good. 2J5sa2s; do. imitation
2isaG2. do. prints 2lsa3l; do. blocks per b.
8a3); ladle .; Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls
Ter ID. 2. Ohio rolls y: West Virginia rolls q :
store-packed. q: Maryland. Virginia and PennsyI-
yana. dairy prints. per h.. "a process butter. per
10. 1ia16.
EGGS-Maryland. Penn,ylrinia and nearby arsts
Ter doz-. p; Western frs,s per doz. 10; West Viz
ginia frsts Der doz. IS. southern frsts per dor
y guinea eggs. per dOz.. st9
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. spring. u he. and
over. per h.. Is: do. small and medium ls old
hens, PER d.. heavy, i; do small 10 medium. II :
old ROSTERS. per ID. IL spring large. IS do. smcn
TO medium. IS; ducks. large. per b.. l3al4: DO.
small. Y, DO. muscoyy and mongrel. l2al3: DO.
spring. rs. and over. per b. BALI do. smaller
lSal4' pigeons. young. per pair. Is: do. old. 70
guinea fowl. old. each. *
POTATOES-Whife Rappahanuock Der large bbl
ll5al.l5; do. Norfolk pcr Dbl. l2al55 do York
River. DIT bbl.. ll0aLZ5 Eastern Shore Maryland
yer bbl.. No. !. ll0aL25; sweets yellow. Der Dbl
North Carolina. 350aioo; yauls North Carolina. Der
Dbl. new. 3Ooa125
GREEN FRUITS AND yEGETABLES-Apples
early harvest. per bb- fancy, L50aLS5; do, small
i'aL9; DO, Western Man land and Pennsylyania
packed. per Dbl. 2Sa3O; do. per N-bbl. basket
Sa60i d.. per box. 50ai0: bcsts native uer bunch
2a2'si eantaoupcs. York River per crate LOCAL . /:
DO, per basket. 25ao; carrots. native Der bunch
l9aZ; corn. native. TT doz-. sugar. sal2; do Vir
ginia. per dcz-. 5al0: cucumhers native per N-haS
la15' elephants. Norfllk per crate 2Ooaa5O; buckle
berries. Eastern Shore. Maryland per a.. Cas4
onions. RappahannCCk. per Dbl 5oaL O.: do. per
'--bcl- has, s5as5 do MARYLAND and Yfrrinia
white pu hbL. LGal50 DO. Maryland and Penu-
9iyania. yellow. per bus. soas5. peaches Florida
and Georgia, Der crate. 5oal.25, do Maryland and
Virginia. Per box. 40a5o: do. per &-bas 2oas0; do
fancy, per bas-, 40a6o do per carrier, Ga50: pears
Eastern Shore, per has. Ss50; plums MARYLAND and
Nirgiuia. per bas.. Eiaio; aspbcuics red per pint
&C.; DO. black. pr e.. SASH squash native. per
1as.. H'2al5 green beans. native. per bus box 50a
-; wax beans. native. per bus. 50a6O: tomatoes
Potomac. Der 6bas carrier. 35atO: do Rappahan-
nocd. per carrier. 5oa60. do. Eastern Shore. Mary-
land. pcT carrier. Sa6). DO. native per I-baG. ga
70; waternelons. Georgia each as % size. I0aD
watermelon. North CaTollna per 100. ao0a0oo.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. Aug. l--CAT1LE-Reccipts. Ass head.
Trade continued extremely dull and lOai5 lower for
all sorts and grades. Two cars Of steers unsold.
Ordinary to choice steers sold at 4s5a7.25 per 100
pounds; ordinary % good bulls 36oa4 Is: cows and
hefers. 20a45. Dressed beef slow and lower AZ
s57all TeI pound for native sides; binds and ribs.
Lal3lz; Texas beef 7a9
CALVES-Receipts, 5O5 head. vcals 5Ca75 higher:
g1aSsers and buttermilks. 5ca75 lower. Common 10
choice veals sold at 75Oll09O per 100 pounds few
selected lots sold early at lOalo5O culls 6OOa7 90:
Tassers and butterailks. 4O0a5OO; Western calves
IS. City dressed veals slow at lAl5: country
dressed calves. sal2i; dressed grassers and butter
milks. Siks9k.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. Bli3 head
Choice lambs. l5a2j higher others steady. several
cars OF lambs were carried over Common TO prime
sheep sold 2I9al9 Per 100 pounds common 10
choice lambs, 5.J0aI.2; cllls. 500 Dressed mutton
lower at Ias Der pound dressed lambs slow at lOaI3
few choice hos dressed do 1874
HOGS-Recepts. s.3a head The market lower
for all weights. Heavy 10 medium State and PENN
syyaria hogs sold at ssoas 80 per 100 pounds choice
light weights and pigs. 9Ga965; roughs. 7.sOasOO.
stays, 55Os6Oo.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.

Baltimore, August L-cATTLE-Re Receipts for the
week ended at nom to-day were s5ol head. against
1851 head last week One hundred and fortv.one
carloads on sale Market generally q 10 50 lower
Quote; Steers. 4Oa7o0 heiferS. 3T5a575; cows 2OOs
49, bulls 350a4 60 fresh cows sOOOas5OO ~ 49,
SHEEP AND LAAIBS-Receipts for the week
ended az noon to-day were le $50 head against COZ
head last week. Fair run; market lower. Onoto,
sheep 20a4S0 lambs, 4-Soa675; extra. 100
HOGS-Recelpts for the week ended at noon To-
day were 4s5i head against l.43O head last week
Fair supply. Market about steady at following
quotations: Westerns. light s.75assO; medium. o2sa
80; heavy SSaSa0; nearby heavy. $50; others.
90a950; roughs 8OoaS25
CALF ES-ReceiptS foT the week ended at noon
to-day wero $50 head. against ss7 head last week.
FAR runi market allow at 6ooas.'5; extra, 400
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished BY W. b Hibbs 5 o..
members OF the Chicago Board Of Trade. Hibbs
Building.
Chicago. Angus. l.-Wheat opened steady and
ruled firm in tone with generally higher prices
up 10 noon. The selling was scattered with com
mission houses buying on resting orders. North-
western markets were weak, while the Southwest
was strong. Advices continue 10 point 20 lessened
offerings q winter wheat from first hands. Weather
conditions favorable for harvesting operations
N the Northwest -Four cars Of new wheat reported
in Minneapolis. The market eased on toward the
close on heavy estimated receipts for tomorrow and
generally light speculative trade, the September
future showing the greatest weakness.
Local receipts ass cars with loo estimated FOR to-
morrow
Corn opened lower. but offerings were well alb
o-bed and prices easily rallied 10 Saturdays closing
values.
Local receipts. III cars with SIS estimated FOR to
morrow.
Oats opened steady 70 shade higher and ruled
within narrow range throughout the session.
The market seemed almost entirely lacking In fea-
ture with indications Of further hedging sales
Cash market was weak and y decline.
Local receipts. l52 cas. with S5S estimated for
tomorrow
Provisions developed further weakness under sell
ing influenced By the beaFish hog news partial
reaction followed on local buying Of product al
Western points. the same being less bearish than
generally expected. The closing steady.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Prices quoted are wholesalsJ


BUTTER-Creamery. fancy. 29aa3o1s; do. prints
81 do. seconds. Is; process fancy, 8h: do. fair
10 good 2sa2s dairy. choice. 2ia25; do. good 2la3
siore-packed. lSa2
CHEESE-New York State factory, fancy arstn
I7an34f do. small. Hairy; DO. large. i511ai7.
EGGS-NeaT-by. choice retunable cases. n.
West Virginia and Southern Virgins rcturuabls
cases. %; Tennessee, returnable cases. 20, North
Carolina, retunable cases, 20
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens spring larre N,
p; do. medium. l9a20; do. hens. small
per h.. ~; large. 1874; ROSTERS. per h.. 10:
ducks DID, Z: DO. spring. lbs and over IS;
geese. FER b.. l0al2: do, fancy. l2al4: turkeys
toms. per H., IS; do hens 49, turkeys. thin, lOal2;
keats. per ID, Is.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Norfolk. per barrel
lO0aI25; cuclmbers. Norfolk per basket. local q
do North Carolina. soaLOO; string beans, Der bas.
ket 25sS0 North Carolina lettuce 50al00; radishes
per 100. 40 to So; spinach per barrel 7saIcO; egg
plant per crate. lOOal75; tomatoes. per Srate 75s
LOO; asparagus 75aL5O per dozen bunches:
rhubarb lsa25 per dozen punches; new cabbage
GOATS per crate; spring onions, 40a50 per hundred
beets. sss per bunch; green peas, per basket,
f5asO.
DRESSED PoULrRY-chickens. per ID. z2azs.
chickens and hens. mixed 19szo: slips, per H.
Il; ducks. lsa2o. geese. per h., nal6
DRESSED MEATS-HAmE. country, sugar-cured
Is
DRIED FRUITs-Apples. sliced. fancy sas; cher
res. l2al5; blackberries, Z; whortleberries. IN
WOOL AND HIDES-WooI. unwIsaed. free Of
burs per ID. 80; wool, bury. ser b. 25a2s: hides
green, per h.. 10; do. dry per 10. l3aI6; sheen
skins, green, eaep 75al00: do, dry, each &a60; Gag
hkins. green. cap. L5OaL7S.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02
FLOUR BLEACHING UNLAWFUL
Government to Prosecute MiIIera
Who Use Process.

VINO Abt Process.
According 70 a decision yesterday by
officials OF the Departments Of Agricul-
ture and Justice, the government viii
prosecute millers who bleach -four. Act
ms Attorney General Fowler and Solicit
tor McCabe. Of the Department OF Agri-
culture. were present at the conference.
The report of the conference states, IN
part:
The Kansas City case was a seizure
OF certain -four which the government
claimed was adulterated and misbranded
because II had been bleached with nitro
gen peroxide. After five-week trial and
exhaustive testimony on both sides. the
verdict in the case sustained the ccnten-
ton Of the government and the bleachers
have appealed the case 10 the Circuit
Court OF Appeals. The government holds
that inasmuch as a jury has decided that
bleached -four is adulterated, during the
tendency Of the appeal and until deter
mination Is made by a higher court
hleached -four must not be sent in inter
state commerce"
Washington business concerns dealing
in flour and food stuns state that the
decision Will possibly tend 10 raise the
price OF -four. as II will be necessary TO
store It for six months 10 cause the
whiteness now obtained artihcially.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, August Live hogs were loai5 higher.
The receipts estimated at $780, left over from
yesterday. 4se0; estimated receipts tomorrow 1900
Bulk Of prices. 7soas.lO; light s20aSeO: mixed and
butchers 7s0as25; heavy 7i5aSl5; yorkers s5oaSso;
pigs. SlOS8G5.
Cattle were steady 70 shade lower; estimated
receipts. 5000 Beeves l65as %: COWS and heifers
80: Texas steers 3S0a550: stookers and feeders
Lcla6.20; Western A15a6.6o
Sheep were steady; estimated receipts. $500. Na-
tives 26oaA5o: Western. 2Toa450: yearlings. AGA
SIS; lambs 45oa7.l0; Western lambs AS0a7.l0
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Estate Of Alfred slaughter. petition for letters
testamentary Attorney a. w Gray.
Estate Of William E. AsQuith; petition for letters
Of administration. Attorneys. Lyon & Lyon.
In re Robert NJ. Dobbins, g.. et al: order 20 Dor
TOW money. Attorneys. Turner q Adkins
Estate Of Helen J. Pauiding; VIII dated June J.
1919 fled.
Estate Of George ". Gremer; petition for letters
Of administration. Attorneys Shelby & Sheehy.
In ne Eileen 5. Donahco: Gertrude s. Donahco
appointed guardian bond. $500 Attorney. T. l.
Jef0rds.
Estate Of Ottillie Stack; petition for appointment
Of collector. Attorney n. N. Biney.
Estate Of Alfred slaughter: petition for letters
teStamentary A. W. Gray
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. 1.

JUSTICE WNIGHI.
No E50. Belote rs. Belote; rule dismissed. Az
toruey. W. Z. Ambrose
No Gs5 Bail vs.. First Cooperative Building
Association; sale ratified. Attorneys. J. L. smith
and J. ). Easily smith
No Dl91. Niedt vs. Nicdt; reference 20 auditor.
Attorneys. Brandonburg < Rrandenbarg.
No 9iS- Hoffman vs.. Minder: decree pro con
fcsso Attorneys. Wilson 4 Barksdale
No 2s6sl. Rsckey 20 a. vs. Hilton reference q
auditor. Attorneys. Crandal Mackey-J Z. Padgett
No 1853 Dr. Wyeth e. al vs.. No-throp; rule
rcturnable August s. Attorney. {. S. BiIyer
No SD Scott Scott; same. Attorneys.
Himans & Collins-A. u. Scott and NJ. ". SUI
nvan-
No E6l5. Murphy vs.. Unknown Heirs; order o,
publication. Attorney. II. p Blair.
No 2e0l. MaErudeT vs.. Miis,ed et Al; sane.
Attorneys Swaye q Hichborn.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Aug. Money on call at the stock
exchange today opened az IL per cent; highest 2;
lowest. ~ closing, per cent Most Of the
DAYS loans were made AZ Ia per cent
Tine money opened the week unchanged u was
obtainabe moderately. and demand continued fair.
Rates were practically unchanged and were quoted
a. 51ta31 per cent for sixty days STAT for ninety
days 4tai15 for four months. 4za4N for FIVE months
ba5it fer six and seven months.
Mercantile paper continues very dull. owing % the
lack OF demand. Some attractive paper was offered
Rates were 5za5& per cent FOR sixty 20 ninety DAYS
Endorsed bills receivable 5ta6 per cent for choice
four 20 six months single names Ga per cent for
others.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02

No. G5i0. DR.. Wyeth. Inc. vs. ]. K. Northrop
injunction and accounting. Attorney G. s. Hillyer.
No. $3.50 Helen K. Longacu vs.. John II. King ct
al; enforce contract create trust and lien AttOr-
neys. NJ. j. Colbert and G. /. Whitford.
No. 1851. Charles A. Hall vs. Emma T. Hall ct
a.; divorce. Attorney T. G. Saylor.
No. 9552 Oscar A. NJ Mckimmie ct al. vs..
Thomas J. Kemp e. al: Judgment creditors bill. At
toTneys. W. Z. Ambrose and John RidouL
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02


No. 5l2lS. Urited States vs. Worcester e a.. I.
thirty DAYS allowed 20 answer. Attorneys. G. K
Wilson-Tucker q Kenyon.
No. 5l92 United States ex rel Humboldt
Steamship Company Interstate Commerce Com
mission: time % answer extended Attorneys Z.
D. DTayton and J. b. Daish--Y. r. Lamb.
No. 5ls3. Chapman IS Capital Traction Com
pany. bill n exceptions signed Attorneys L. A.
Baley-R. Z Perry a Son and c. T. Dunlop
No. 5lGo- Collins rs. Danforth Company; order
o. submission vacated and time 20 submit ex-
tended. Attorneys. ". J. Lambert. I. L. Jefords
and K. Il. Yeatman-C. A. Douglas and G. L.
Baker.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Regular call. Z O'Clock noon:
Potomac Electric con. IS. $1,000 al lO0l5. 500 AZ
lOo}5 $1,000 at l00ls.
Potomac Electric S. 5000 al Jos
Washington Railway and Electric com. 3 m p
= at 81 . a. n
Washington Gas. 8 az p
Lsnston. q az g.
United States Trust. at liz. . at ia
sohowinr are the oid and asked pricts on yestsf
days Washington Stock Exchange:
GAS ROMA
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAfN-Wheat. per bushel. sOass corn, she'll
ed. per bushel. 6sa75: cob 375aLOO per barrel oats
Western white. No. 2, Per bushel 4sa52: mixed
per bushel. A5a5o; bran. per ton. 900: mddiings.
per ton zoo.
HAY AND STRAW-Hay. Western. No l. 800.
10 2 Ho; mixed. 200; loose at local scales l9Oc
straw. ne bundle. l2o0; straw rye machine thrash
~. ~ straw wheat, per ton. $50; straw. oat DsF
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY W. B. Hibbs & Co.
members q the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building
New York. Aus. The market was very firm
during the late afternoon with increased nervous
ness among the shorts the feature. This was due
to no rain in Texas to-day. and temperatures SUI
very high there. and 10 further apprehension OYER
the probable character Of tomorrow's government re-
port.
The Journal Of Commerce which Issues its report
tomorrow morning. Is expected 10 give GOOD line
on lis urobable figures