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The Washington herald., 1910-11-26
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
Demand For Holiday Goods Becoming More
Prominent and Business Moves
Along Safe Lines.

New York. Nov. &.-Bradstreet's re-
view Of the state Of trade tomorrow
viii say
Demand for holiday goods Is becoming
more prominent and developments in this
respect are responsible for whatever ex-
pansion has occurred in trade this week
Thus reordering from jobbers tends to
wane as the season for inventory ap-
proaches. and conservatism still acts as
a checkrein on purchasing for spring ac-
count. Moreover, retail trade reports
seem to have lost some OF the relative
activity displayed last week. Fog in
stance. the South, as q whole, reports
certain degree OF betterment due prob
ably 20 the good movement OF cotton at
high prices. while warm weather ham
pers distribution OF seasonable merchan-
disc In the Southwest; but in the North
west trade is quite active, save In North
Dakota, where the crops were short, In
the West trade shows an increase.
Conservatism in ordering for future
delivery is visible in most sections and
retail trade in the far Northwest is hard
~ up 10 expectations. on the Pacific
Coast. however, trade is good. Collec-
tons the country over range from slow
10 good. Incidentally the Improvement
that was noticed IN the iron and steel
trades last week has been replaced by
less optimistic views.
Provisions are lower and the fall in
prices at Chicago TO a 81 basis for live
hogs is deemed noteworthy
The Washington herald., 1910-11-26

New York. Nov. 25.-R. G. Dun to-
morrow win say:
Business moves along lines OF safety.
the absence of speculation making the
situation appear duller than it actually is.
The volume OF transactions, although by
no means as large as Il might be If
expanded to full speed limits. is neverthe-
less sufficiently slarge to keep the great
body OF workmen occupied. so that the
average Of prosperity is fair.
''The iron and steel trace still lacks
the stimulus Of large railroad buying
and continues very quiet. while the rail-
roads, although reporting fair degree of
gross earnings-their gain for the first
two weeks OF November being 10 per cent
are still waiting for a definite declara-
ton OF governmental policy as 20 rates.
Copper production is increasing, but so
is copper consumption. The open weather
Is favorable for building operations IN
some OF the sections. The wheat and
cotton markets have been unsettled by
the uncertain state of the Argentine
wheat crop and our own government gin
ming reports.
Commercial failures this week In the
United States are 22s. against "a last
week. 2O7 the preceding week, and 22S the
corresponding week last year. Failures IN
Canada number thirty-two. against thir-
ty-three last week, twenty-four the pre-
ceding week. and twenty-eight last year. -
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DEEDS or TRUST.

Square ls57-Lot IL; Thomas s. Marshall TO H. D.
Gordon and Robert E. Heater, trustees. TO Sc
cure Fulton r. Gordon, sls59.a, ] 70 10
months. per cent per annum.
Square l87-LOts % and 81; William F. Egan to
H. ID. Gordon and Robert T. Heater trustees
10 secure Fulton r. Gordon S2sN ! 70 90
months, per cent per annum
Square I749-Lct IL; Henry L. Barrick to II. ID.
Gordon and Robert Z. Heater trustees 20 Sc
cure Fulton r. Gordon. $, 4sO TO is months
per cent per annum.
Square Ese-Lot s. Henry L. BaTTick 10 II. D.
Gordon and Robert f. Heater, trustees to Sc
cure Fulton r. Gordon, Sl,4So, ] to us months
per cent per annum.
Square 75s-Lot Is; Luciea J. R0bey ct az. to the
American Security ard Trust Company trustee
10 secure Edward AcLean, $780, ! year, per
cent per annum.
Square Elliot 20: Arthur H. Chase et ux. to
Norman l. Sansbury ard Waller f. Hilton
trustees. to secure B. Francis Saul, 1880 )
years, DeT cent semi-annnally.
Square lS0-Lot 1900; Elijah II. Hehner ct TX 70
Emanuel SPEECH and Norman I. Sansbury. trus-
tees, to secure Lewis +. Breuninger, s. 100
monthly payments. per cent per annum.
Square aS5-Lot q; Mary Fitzgerald TO Patrick
Kennedy and Francis y. Shelby. trustees. to
secure Annie +. Cunningham and Mary e Gun
ningham. $50 year,, per cent. seni-annu-
ally.
Square E73-Lot a: George F. Honesty ct al to
T. B. Warwick and T. n Hewlett, trustees, to
secure Richard h. Homer, slSo. l year. per
cent seHi-annEally.
Square s3-LOt 50: Mary q Bishop 70 Hsnry II.
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The Safest investments

Bergman and Charles sehafer. trustees. to Sc
cure the Northern Liberty German-Amsrican
Building Association. No. 9. $500.
Square 454S-I.Ots and 10; John T.. Dunn ct ux. 70
James 4. Cobb and George +. Collins. uus-
tees. 20 secure Maria ". Hayson. SIS, ! 10 q
months. per cent PEI anHuIn.
Square sss-Lot "A: Mary J. Carver 20 Jesse l..
Heiskell and William Z. Il. Merritt trustees. TO
secure Edm ,nd Mailet. 500 years. Per cent.
substantially
Square s504-Iot IS: Arthur Adelman ct ux. 20
Richard a. Ford and Walter q. Davis. trustees.
10 secure the Columbia Permanent Building As
ISOLATION. s. 800.
Square Ss6-LOt -: Henry /. Bingham ct III. TO
he Washington Loan and Trust Company, tins
tee. TO secure the Equitable Cooperative Build
Ing Association. $500
Square l57-LOt 40; square ss3 lot 3: William A
Bevard ct ux. 70 Chaplin Brown and Henry H..
Bergnann trustees. to secure the Oriental
Building Association No s. yl060
Square 9e-Iot g. Julia Anna johnson ct yir to
Richard Z. PairO and Herbert A. GIL trustees
to secure H. w. Pairo. Sl.soo year, per cent
semi-annnally. Same 10 same 10 secure same
$780, TO % months, per cent per annum.
Square 0i-Lots s. and ls2 10 lse: Edward r.
Thomas Ell ux. 10 James L. KAricE and G. f.
Slaybaugh. trustees. to secure Belmont Dairy
Company, Inc. 500, year, per cent, semi
annually
Columbia Heights-Lot 50, block IS; Hannah J..
Julia E.. and Frances z Atkinson TO Charles
T. Stone and Charles w. Fairfax, trustees. 70
secure George Koehler, g 200 year, 6 per cent
FER annum.
scheutzn Park-Iot G.. block q Henry O. Eckert
ct TX. 20 William 7. Hillett and Charles F.
Warng. trustees, 70 secure Daniel c. Leahy
sl.3o ] to 60 months. per cent per snnum.
Square 2l4-Parts Of lots II. Il and Is; Edwin s.
Holmes, IT., ct to William l. tanning and
Joseph A. Loughran trustees. 10 secure Ran
dolph T. Warwick. 5000 to 8 months. per
cent, semiannually.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-26
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.
Adjourned until December 8.
Equity Court No. 1.

JI0llJE GlANEDAD-
No. 852 Biggs u. BigEs hearing on rule nIed
for December Is. Attorneys, ID. :. Macksll ard n.
strasbuFger-W b. Reilly.
No. 25H. Cerriglio vs.. Byms; hearing on rule
continued. Attorneys. Tucka & Kenyon-M. ]. Col
bert.
No. 1881. Greene - suly; time % Gle answer
extended Attorneys. Cuttings 4 Chsmberlin and
Mccullough a Blythe-Phlip Walker. h. 5. Bright.
and J. J. Darlington.
In Te lnnaey1 joseph Schneider; committee dis
charged.
No. a9lI Mcconnell vs. Mcconnell; absolute
divorce granted % erosseomplainant Atlorneys, T.
L. Gles-C. i. Havell.
No. z5s9. Riley vs. Riley; same. Attorneys, Mon
tagie & Moriarity-W. A. CoOmbe-
No. Sss3. SOuden vs. Souders; time limited. At
torntys &. f.. Hagell-Ycmon West.
No. 2Ns2. O'Brlen vs.. Nhitfard. time extended.
Attorneys WorthinRtnn Head s fEaiey-Hamilt0n,
Colbert Yerkes & Hamilton.
No. 9iE. Gaddi5 rs Forrest. demurrer over
ruled. Attsrneys Archer & smith-W. D. Gardiner.
aside upon payment q custh. Attorneys. 7. Il JEFF
iords and J. sslomon-I WILLIAMSON and +. Pey,on.
No. 550ss. Matthews Terrell; rule returnable
December , Attorney. G.. W. Drew.
Ne. s526. luus Lanshurgh Furniture and carpet
Company vs. stelHaeen. notion for new trail ar
sued and submitted. Attorneys. T. J. Hogan. II.
h. Holander aud ". G. SulliTan-Hamllt0n. Col
bert. icrkes s. Hamilton.
No 20sl. Bergman ct al Miller; order 70
refund money deposited tender. Attorneys. G. g.
Gertman-Lackie. Fulton & Cox.
Assignment for November q:
District No sla. In 70 Extension q New York
avenue northeast
District No. 81 In re Extension q Forty-hrst
streat northwest
The Washington herald., 1910-11-26
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Nov. &.-MILLFEED-Firn demand
inactive. Spring bran. a.00: standard middlings
800 Western red dog 200 10 arrive; winter wheat
bran. in l0olb sacks to arrive. 24sO; city Bran ia
bulk, ZOO
OATS STEADY; light inquiry. No. white. 81 /:
No, white. &% standards. STA elevator basis !:
white. tack, 3sa40ls.
FLOUR-Steady; quiet demand. Kansas straights
46ais5 in sacks soft straights 425ai IS, ia barrels
spring patents 5.S5a565, in barrels; spring clears
4.3oa44c.
BUCKwHEAT FIouR-scarcs; stronger. Choice
quoted at rs
RYE FLOUR-Fim; small business Choice
brands quoted at l05a4.4S.
C0RNMEAL-S Steady moderate dealings Kiln
dried. fer export, 29oa295; coarse meal in bags
Ll9aIN
HAY-Receipts 2sis tons; fair inquiry for best
grades Quotations are; Prime timothy, LIS; No. ],
Ito; No. 2. l.0oal05; No. 3. s5aS0.
SfRAW-Receipts. 20 tons slightly weaker. Long
rye quoted al 55a60.
BEEF-Steady: inquiry moderate. Packet. ls5oa
1880: family, is75al9a
P0RK-steady; moderate dealings Mes, 1850;
family 2, 0oa2l.50
LARD-,VeakeT. Prime Western. 1870; city. 100:
refined continent 1870 South American. 1200: re-
fined Brazilian. in kess la00 oleostearine 10: ard
stearine slow; New YeEk, I2al2is.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Lanisr Heghts-Lot 9ssi Charles Graf to Caroline
GT4n ThiemeyeT Sc
villa PaTk-SquaTe ae9i lot q: Clara A. Marden e.
VIZ 70 Mary t. Huling, SS58
Chew Chase-Square lTs9 lot Il; H D. Gordon and
Robert Z. Heater, trustees. 70 Fulton r. Cor
don. sl5s
Chevy chase-square Hs. LOT 5; Il. D. Gordon and
Robert r. Heater, trustees, 10 Falton R. Cor
don. s. SIS
Chevy Chase-Squars re. lot 10: r. D. Gordon and
Robert Z. Heater. trustees. 10 Fulton K. Cor
don N7&
Chevy Chase-square ls57. lot "a; Il. D. Gordon
and Robert E. Heater. trustees, to Fulton K.
Gordon, s. 20
and Robert 4. Heater. trustees. to Fulton R.
Gordon. sl4s-
Chevy Chase-Square 1851 lots p and q: Fulton
r. Gordon ct Tx. 10. William F. Egan, s. 5G
Eighth street northwest between and Q streets
Square 4ls, Let 10; Richard J. Mauss and ].
Theodore Ruph. trustees. 70 James A. Griffin
and George Melvin Griffin, SO, subject 70 life
estate Of Ida L. Harris.
Wisconsin avenue extende1-SQuars 1900 lot So !:
Lewis E Breuninger e ux. TO Elijah Il. Hen-
ner SO
G street nartheast, between Tenth and Eleventh
streets-sQuare SIS. lot 50 Annie C. Cunningham
and Mary c. Cunningham to Mary e Bishop
SO
Twenty -sernnd street northwest between NJ and n
streets-SquaTe 20 part q lot 5; Julia 2. Evans
4. IL
Twenty second street northwest, between NJ and \
stTcets-squaTe 70. part Of lot 5; George G.
Northington, r., 20 Edward NJ DeTlin So
street and New Jersey avenue n0rthWest-Souare
81, parts Of lots !, IS, -, and g; Anna c.
Hessick 10 Mary c. Murphy snd Ellen A. Mur
ply. $40.
Petworth-Lot A. block 50: John NJ. Sylvester e.
ux. 20 Pauline NJ. C1uppeF, SO
PetWoFth-L0t Il. block g; Pauline NJ. Crlpper to
John NJ. Sylvester and Lena Sims Sylvester. SO.
Z street northwest. between Seventeenth street
and New Hampshire agenue-SQuare l5. vest
part Of lot 4: George W. Marsh 10 Artie Y.
Thornton, SO.
No. l75s street northwest-squars l57. lot %:
William X. Reeve ct ux. TO William A BeYand
ct uX.. joint tenants SO.
Chevy Chsse-SquaTe 1851 lot II; Fulton R. Gordon
ct TX TO Thomas ). Marshall. Sl759eA
Chevy Chase-SGuAre I749 lots 5 and IL; Fulton r
Gordon Ct III. TO Henry l. Barrick. N.G8
sanls Additon-Square 2sz. lot 80; r. Francis
Saul et ux 70 Arthur H. Chase. $500
seheutzen park-Lot e. block .; Edward T. Girls
mond ct eU TO Thomas B. Brown ct ux.. SO
Columbia Heighis-PaTt Of lot 2 block Sc: Sara A.
Brown 20 Robert 3. Brown, SO.
Mount Pleasant ard Pleasant Pains-Lots 50 and
81; Sara A. Brown 10 Robert b. Brown SO.
Avalon Heights-SQuare 454S lots and 10 Maria
W. Hayson, Merriam c. Hayson Ct al. to John
2. Dunn. SO
Long Meadows-An undivided oneffth interest in
lot ls; Harry She'd ct TX 70 Margaret A. Sad
Ter SIC
Columbia Heights-Lot 50, block IS; George Roehler
ct TX 70 Hannah J.. Julia E.. and Frances Z.
Atkinson SO.
Columbia Heights-Lot 20. block IS; George Koehler
ct ux. TO john b. Rocca, SO.
Scheutzen Park-L0t g. block 2; Thomas B. Brown
ct ux. 10 Henry o. Eckert ct TX. SO
Chevy Chase-SquaTe I7f7. lot 20: Jennie NJ G.
Carroll to Nellie Z, tanning SO.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-26
Circuit Court NO. =.


No. sz19. Cramer - Hurd; demurrer oFeuuled.
Attorneys. Bimey & Woodland and w. E. Lester
W. d. Mclean. r. A. Ford. and Barnard & john
son.
ordered consolidated. Attorneys. Sleman Lerch-
Il. Il. Perry & son and G. T. Dunlop.
No. 5ls06. BeImann vs.. same: motion for new
trial argued and submitted. Attorneys, W. ], Lam
bert and r. Il. Yeatman-R K. Perry Son and
g. T. Dunlop
No s25a. United Mills Company Us Gatchell
Judgment under seventy-thrd Usle for Stills, At
torneys c. ". Clagett-Leckie. Fulton & Cox
No. 515l Bishop vs.. Warren; demurrer withdrawn
and motion TO strike out granted Attorneys. Il. E.
Mattingsy-W. H. Sholes
No. Ess6 FoiIls vs. GurIsy e al; molten % va
cate Judgment and Guash attachment granted. sp-
peal Attorneys. G. c. German and John Ridout-
H. Z. Davis.
Assignments for Monday. November y:
No. lG Wines administrator. vs.. BaltmoFe and
Ohio Railroad Company Attorneys. Hamilton
I.eckie Fulton & Cox.
No. Is Clements vs. Model Laundry Company.
Attorneys, Darlington & Johnson-PerTy & Son.
No. q Kohen Washington Railway and Flee
the Company. Attorneys. Hil. Rogers 4 Mattingly
ard w &. Gardmer-J J. Darlington.
No 49, Gardner vs.. Chesapeake Beach Railway
Company. Attorneys Mather & Hopewel-sieKen-
ney & FlanneTy
No. q LeTitos rs. Terminal Tasicab Company.
Attorneys Lambert & YcatmAn-DOuglas & Baker.
No. 1884, Rankin vs.. Asbury. Attorneys, Award
Montague & MoTiarity.
No l8. AMMAN vs. Washington GaSlight Com
pany Attorneys. Neuhec-PeFTy & Son.
No. lss HenSley. administrator. rs. Metropolitan
Coach Company Att0neys. Robson & COTin-Ham-
ilton, Colbert. Yeykes & Hamilton.
No. 100. Payne vs.. Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys. Shreye Richardson-Pery & Son and
Dunlop.
No 10. Blackburn Us Same Attorneys. Suli-
Ean-Perry & Son and Dunlop.
No. 81. Jolly. administrative, rs. Adams. Attor-
neys Laznbert-Da Darlington.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-26
LOCAL MARKETS.
Grain and VegetahIes.

GRAIN-Wheat, new per bus, s5asi; corn. shelled
Old per bus. 5ea6o; new. 52a55; new ear. per bbl
275a300: Old, Z6Oa275: oats. Western white, No.
per bus. sssa0; do. mixed san; bran. per ton.
800 middlng. per ton. r. Co
sEEDS-Red clover per bus, s.l5aso: alske
clover. Der bus. aTal05O: white clover Ter bus
i5o1alsOei timothy. per bus. 4ooa4.70; blue gTass
per bus. 25oa525 orchard grass per bus, 200a250
red-t0p grass. per ID, Ian; alfalfa. per bus,
ls50al40
HAY AND STRAW-Hay. Western. No. J. 10 5h
000s No. . laS8al90oi mixed. i40oal7.5s; straw
re. bundle 10 50all00; straw, rye machine THRASH
6.00a7.50; straw wheat. per ton a5oa6.00; straw
cat. per ton. 6.5h7.00.
NEGETABLES-pota No. /, per bus, 60a65;
per Dbl. L5oall5; No. ? Dbl, 75aL0o; sweets per
bbl.. LEal.I5; yams. per Dbl. l00aL25; cuclmbers
h0th0use s0aL09 pet doz. onions per box 6las0:
Brussels srr5uts, PR Ct, l5a0i oabbagsn per 100
3.5a450 eggplant. 30ca250 Per crate; squash, per
bbL. 100 string beans. Ter basket 350a5.00: lima
beans per at, s5a40; lettuce, per basket l75a2 80
caulihoWer. per bbl. 20la2T5; tomatoes home
grown, per box. l75a2oo celery, per crate, 2a3 So
dnZ Z5a50: turiils. per box, 3sal0; beets 100
punches l.50a30Oi spinach per Dbl. LOhl.z Is; pop
corn, Per 10. s.
GREEN FRUITS-Apples, per bbl.. 2SHa50 OF.
anges California per box 25as65; lemons per
box l5oa5O0 grape fruit, per crate, 275alOO; pine
apples. per crate. 20a275; grapes Malaga box,
4OOa550 pears. per box 25s50; cranbcrres, per box
l.75a250; Per Dbl, 6.50as.C0.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-26
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

The stock exchange opens at 10 o'clock
this morning. The holders OF gas rights
viii be thus Afforded an opportunity to
sell them and the buyers to cash in at
the Office Of the gas company before 3
O'Clock this afternoon.
Gas rights varied from s& to So to-day
most OF the business being at SIS and sl4
Yesterdays bond sales included Poto-
mac Electric IS at 1865. the lowest price
for many months.
Railway As made new low record for
the year at S27s. and Potomac Consoli-
dated 5s at 100
The stock list was quiet with light
sales at 12l for Mergenthaler. 81 for Ian
ston, and 126 for Capital Traction.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-26
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. Nov. S.-BUTTER-Creamsry, fancy,
per ID. s2ika53; de-. choice saS05k do, good &a@
do. imitation. 22a24i de-. prints Ssa34; do blocks
sas5 lade, 2la23; Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls
g2a2i Ohio rolls, 2a2i; West Virginia rolls, 22a2.
ors-paeksd, 81, Maryland Virginia and PennsyI-
vania dairy prints. 2llz process butter, 2saz7h
EGGs-MarylaHd. Pennsylvania. and nearby firsts.
per doz., s.; Eastern Shore, Maryland. and Virginia
So Western frsts. Is; Southern rrsts. 80: West
Virginia hrsts "a; guinea eggs. 7als
LIVE POULTR9-Chickens. young choice. per
H., I5al4: do. rough and poer, p; old hens ID
heavy. Is; do. small 10 medium Il: old ROSTERS 9;
ducks. Old h., lAi3; do. young white Pekins fat
l4al5 do. young Musc0yy and mOngrel IA do pad
de- cid, lsal4 pigeons, Old pair % d. young. sa5
guinea fowl. young. IL lbs and over each &c; do
young small. each, za5o; Co.. old, each, IS geese.
near By. per H.. Is: do. Western and southern.
IS; do. Kent County Is; turkeys, young, 8 lbs and
over. 20; do, old, h., Hais; do. rough and poor.
l2als: de-. heavy. each l5oaig5.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-26
Criminal Court No. 2.
CHIEF JUSTICE cLABAUGH.


No. ElE United States vs. David ]. Simon
forgery and uttering; motion for trial ia arrest
q Judgment oyeruled sentenced TO penitentiErJ for
four years; appeal noted: costs bond. Sloo; bail
bend, H0eG.
NJ. z26s. United States vs.. Charles Hurley lar
ceny; sentenced to penitentiary fer I'VE years
No g728g United States James Graham
HOUSEKEEPING and larceny; sentenced TO wOTkh0use
fer six months.
No Z7055 United States vs.. Valentine Weber; as
saut with dangerous weapon; sentenced to peniten-
tiary for three years; placed on probation.
No. 2s92 United States vs.. Ralph Rossini; lar
eeny, embezziement and false pretense5; plea guilty
placed on probation.
No 25Se5 United States vs. Same; forgery same;
same same.
No g72sS United States Thomas J. Molly
neaux and Clifford L. Feldheim; assault with dan
gerous weapons; surrendered by surety and commit
ted.
Assignment for November q:
United States rs. Thomas Smith.
United States VS. John Grant.
United States rs William johnson.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-26
JUSTICE STAFFORD.


Estate OF Ann +. J. Cruit; letters Of aAsainistra-
tion granted to Chaplin Brown bond, $780, Attor-
ney Chaplin Brown.
Estate Of Lena D. Smith; petition for letters tes-
tamentary. Attorney A. C. CLARK.
Estate Ct Richard W. Morgan; terms Of sale
modified
Estate Of Henry d. Grafton; letters Of sdsnlussra
ton granted 70 Elizabeth l. G. Sandezson: bond
81 900. Attorneys lyon 4 Lyon.
Estate ot James Rockwell T.; petition for letters
Of administration. Attorney NJ. +. Mangsn.
Estate q Lou T. King; viii dated December o.
1905 fled
Estate Of Virginia "a Griffith, letters Of sdminis
tFation granted to Hazard K. Gnfith bond 500
Attorney. G. H. Lamar
Estate Of Charlotte NJ. F. SWails; viii dated May
q, 1909 and win dated February 5. 1915. fled
Estate Of Eiectus A. Pratt; petition fox letters
tsstamentaFy Attorney s. c. PeelIe.
Estate q Eugene z. Balderson: Petition foe let
The Washington herald., 1910-11-26
NEW YORK MONEY.

New YORK, Nov. 25.-Money On cali at the sock
exchange to-day opened al ~ PER cent; highest,
ga lowest, 2 closing , Most Of the days loans
were made al "a per cent
Time money was easier, quotations being low
cred L Per cent. The output was not heavy, but
demand was light, and in many instances borrow
efs were unwilling to advance rates beyond per
cent. Rates: TO IA PEI cent for all periods from
sixty days 10 six months.
Mercantile paper bought moderately here aud
elsewhere some attractive names were seen.
Rates. 50 70 per cent for sixty days indorsed
bills receivable and choice four TO six months sin.
gle names; 10 6i5 for Others.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-26
Produce.

EGGS-Near-by fresh Virginia Saa5: West Viz
gnia an Southwest Virginia, Sass; Tennessee. 5aa.
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy. S3aS5l5; Western hrsts
SsaS5; do, second Soa3l; do, process, fancy, "a
~
CHEEsE-New York State factory. new. large
l6izal7.
POULTRY-Chekens, spring, per To-, Il; hens.
l2algs ROSTERS, o. turkeys, Do ducks HAS, geese
leal2
DRESSED POULTRY-Hens, choice FER b., IA
Is ROSTERS per H.. l0all. sDlngers. l5a7; ducks
per h. l6als geese. per ID. i4al6; turkeys per d.
Gs2a
The Washington herald., 1910-11-26
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET
saIes-RsClIar eall. 2 o'clook Coz:

sales-Rsfular call. Y o'clock noon:
Potomac Electric S. s. coo at 1856.
Washington Gas Rights tcashl. ST. at sE $50 at
81. $500 at 81 81 600 at So s. at So. So at S.
81 100 az 81 a2l at sls, $500 az sk 81 coo at 81
SIS at So Ssl0 at sk $40 al sz Sss6 az ga. 81 .56s
at ga ST. Isl at So 81 600 at slt S.o10 at sA 81 900
at 81 s. 100 at 81 SIS at sl1 $50 at 81. $50 at ga
81 900 at sls S9i at So 500 at sA Si4 at 81. so at
81. 500 at ss. s2e0o al 81.
Mergenthaler. 5 at IA.
After call:
Washington Gas Rights lcashl. s25s at So $500
at ga $40 at S. $40 at S. Sis at 81. $50 at sh.
Capital Traction at I8
Potomac Electric cons S. s. GOO at 100
Washington Railway and Electric Is, $1,000 at s2A.
ianSton. al ST. 8 at 81. 10 at s.. % NJ ST..
Following are the bid and asked prices posted at
yesterdays meeting Of the Washington Stock Ex-
change:
The Washington herald., 1910-11-26
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by w b. Hihbs & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hjbbs
Building.
New York. Nov S-The market continued frmer
during the afternoon and advanced 10 % points over
Wednesdays prices. with March and May going
above the seasons previous high record The broad
ening demand continued 10 absorb the current offer
ings to secure profits from old bulls. and further
reaetonist selling by professionals in such IA easy
manner there were little or no reactions
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JUSTICE ANDERSON.
Assignments for Monday NOVEMBER =;
No g. Jennings vs. MishSw. Attorneys, Bride
Gertman.
No 6. Jones Va United States Continental
den.
No g.. Towner ct al Ts. Saunders Trundls et
al Attorneys, Happier & Merillat and HAYDEN
Johns0n-Berrg a Minor.
No. q. Mariarity, administrator. Washington
Gaslight Company. Attorneys, Montague s. No
riarity-Perry & Son.
No III. Wright vs.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys. Bradley-Douglss *
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faNanifn

No. ANss- John II. Mstthews rs. Robert n
Terrell; mandsmus. Attorney. g. " Drew
No. 5Nes. Louise c. Leeteh Va Frederick r.
Leetch; ac,ount 81 attachment. Attoraeys Rice
HOoe and I. H. Patterson
Nc. 5Go Joseph 6chinman Is Walter Wycte
and Emma Wycae. Judgment Municipal Court.
Si5l-6. Attorney. ]. A. BuTkart
No. 5S9L American lee Company vs.. Charles
Chick: Account. Sse20. Attorney, J. J. Darlington.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
FRIDAY, November -. $780,

tiers d administration. Attorneys. J. B. Flynn and
C. A. White
Estate Of Denis E conruyi VIII dated October g.
/ 1910 filed.
Es'Aie q ssm1ei G. Davis. petition for letters
/ testamentagy. Attorney. z. Nj. Hewlett.
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JUSTICE STAFFORD
No. 6S. In re Morris I.efshetz; hearing on dis
charge fixed for December d
No. sA In 70 George v. Green; discharge or
derpd.
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District Court.


CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No ST. In nc opening alley n square 1913
Jury sWorn; hearing January 2. 1911.
No sa. fu ne extension Of Princeton place: mar
shall directed 10 summon aFy.
No. ssl. In re opening alley In square zS3; hear
Ing
Ne E5. In rc opening Of Belmont road and
Watersids Drive; iurg recalled
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Equity Suits.

No. 1870. Fannie jefferson vs.. Lewis Jefferson
ct al. divorce. Attorneys. J. NJ. George and T. l.
Jones.
Nc. 1871. samuel II. Carey w. Eagesia N.
Carey ct al; divorce. Attorney, H. H. Houander.