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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-20
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibbs & Co..
members n the Chicago Board Of Trade. Hibb@
Building
Chicago, Sept. ls.-Wheat opened steady to a
shade easier and bsld hrm Throughout the session
after show Of weakness early, which was at
tribltable 10 the decline in corn and selling by
local professionally Minneapolis reported good de-
mand for cash WHEAT with a firm market Kansas
City advises show large falling on Ia the number
Of notices being received Of eonssnments, Cash
prices unchanged 10 / cent higher The action Of
the market in holding The advance Of Friday and
Saturday further demonstrated the fact that laai
dalton has been thorough.
Local receipts sS cars with ll9 estimated for to-
morrow
Corn started weak and lower. and continued 80
during the first part Of the session. Weather con-
ditions over Sunday were favorable. but the local
crowd were too beasish and the buying Of a
good character. Most If the early loss was re-
gained. with a decidedly finer tendency In the
near position There was better cash demand,
and offerings from The country were materially
lighter.
Local receipts 42s cars. with 57 estimated for to-
morrow.
Oats ruled steady. considering the early weakness
in corn, when the MARKET eased frActioEally. all
losses being recovered before the close. The ship
ping demand was not particularly good. but receipts
are light, and therefore any decided pressure was
lacking
Local receipts Isl cars. with it2 estimated for to-
morrow
Provisions we're lower early on fairly liberal offer
ings Of October ribs for long account and In SYM
patty with the corn market Open support 20 0cto-
Der ribs by a large Western packer brought about
a sharp rally to the whole list and closed the
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. Sept. ls - Quotations By Baltimore
Fruit and Produce Association are as follows
BUTTER-Creamer. faney, per H.. 2sssaSO; do
choice. slss29; do. good 2siss27; do, imitation
so'1a do. prints qsi1a3l do. blocks. EaO. ladle
z: Mainland and Pennsylvania rolls, 2; Ohio rUlk
q; West Virginia rolls q store packed. p Mary.
land. Virginia. and Pennsylvania dairy prints. q ;
process 94a26
EGGS-Aiaryland. Pennsylvania and nearby frsts
per. dozen Is; Western frsts Is Southern frs,s. a
West Virginia hFsts, .; guinea eggs, usl2
LIVE POULTRT-Chiekens young. per H.. IL.
do. snail and medium. Il; old hens b.. heavy. ls
do. small 10 medium. IS old rOOsters. ID l0zil F;
ducks old, MuscoYy and mongrel pr To-. llal2. do
young. white pekins. fat, per b. l3al4 do. puddle
old. pr 10. Is; do, sIring over lbs. BALI; Do
spring small. poT y; pigeons. old. per pair. 20;
do. young. 3D. guinea fowl. young II lbs. and over
each, t5. do, Oh, each, g.
POTATOES-White nearby. per bnshel Prime
55s60; do, Western Maryland and PENNSYLVANIA
per bus. prime. 6la65; d., seconds 4oa50; Kappa
hsnnock. large. per Dbl. lZal50: do. Eastern
Shore Maryland. per Dbl, No l, l.2Sal5O; sweets
yellow, per Dbl. North Carolina l50al S.: yams
Potomac. per Dbl. new, L25sl-50; Rappahannock,
Per bhi., LZSal50
Eastern Shore. Maryland per Dbl. fancy Ls5al 50 /:
do, Der Dbl. small. 75cal0o do. per box. 2a50
do, Per is-bhl. bas.. i0a5oc; do Western MARYLAND
and Pennsylvania. packed. per bbl., LT5s23. do,
New York. per Dbl, 200aJ.0O, heetS. native per
bunch. 2a2l4 cabbage, native, Per 100. 20asoo do
Western, PER ton. sl5o0al6oo; cantaloupes. native
per has, green. 3aS): do. ripe 30a40: d. Eastern
Shore per crate, 5aso celery. New York. per
crate. L75a2?5; com. native per doz.. sugar sal2
clclImbers. native, Per S-bas.. ala25; damsons
Maryland ard Virginia. PER bb.. 3o0a25o; do y
bus. has. 50aS0; do, bus. box L00a125; do West
em Maryland and West Virginia. Slb bas 8;
eszplauts. native, FER has. l5a25; lettuce native
Per bus. box. Gar; do, New York, per ls-bhl. has ,
l.5sl.50; onions. New York and Western, per bus
6Oz6c; do. Maryland and Pennsylvania yellow, per
bus, 6oas5; peaches Eastern Shore. Maryland per
box s0a65: do. per ss-baS, 3a40; do fancy. per
bas.. 40a50; do, Western Maryland. per A-bas 40a
LOO; do. per D-lb. has. 55a6o; do, per carrier
i.z5ai.75; pears. Eastern Shore, per baA Bartlett.
Sa6o do. per Dbl Kiefer 75aL0o; do. Eastern
Shore seckels. per has. &a5; do. lie Conte per
bas.. l5a2o; do. New YORK, per bb assorted. SEGA
600; squash. native, per baS 2a25; green beans,
native, per bus. box 4oaeo; wax beans do, ioa60;
tomatoes. Eastern Shore, Maryland. per has. l2lsA
IS; do, native, per Sbas 5ls3o; do per bus soa4O
watermelons, Virginia per 100 TO size. 3oOal0OO
do, North Carolina, per 100. 500als.00; do Anne
Arundel per 100 50hl5C0
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-20

Villa PaIk-Square 4c6. lot q; Clara A. Marden
ct viz to C. J. sehmalle ss5oZ
NJ street between Connecticut avenue and Seven
tenth street NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l62 east part
Of lot 9 and west part Of lot q Sisters Of the
Visitation Of Washington To Max Borkin. SO
Barry Farm-Psrt Of lot IS. section S; Blanche
Lamson % Samuel ]. Jones Slo
Between .. r, First, and Second streets north
wess-Squsre 55l lot Isl; Walter {. Balderston
e. Tx. 10 Annie Y. Anderson So
Randle Highlands-square 55s7. lot 90; Joseph Hen
ming ct uI. to Ira Seymour Jenkins. $40
Chichester-Square $50. lots Is and Is; Dennis T.
Conroy ct to Patrick E. Conroy, So trust
Homead MAnor-Lct III, block A.; Carl II. Smith
ct w. to Finest J. Febrey so.
Mount Pleasant-Lot 7o2; Charles J. King. IT,. ct
ux. to Mary Merritt Reed. $40.
Virginia southeast. between Seventh and
Eighth streets: Charles Z. Roach and W.
HAYDEN Collins. trustees, to David A
Ofuu. SO.
1924 Twelfth street northwest-sauare go. part Of
lot 8; Francis V. stetson to John A. Don
nelly. $40.
Bloomsbury Park-All Of blocks ; and s and parts
Of blocks and 10; Thomas C. Cross ct al 10
Charles l. Shank trustee.
BloomsbHrg Park-All Of blocks and and paris
a blocks and %; Richard ]. Taggart. trustee
10 Charles l. Shark. $40.
Rand'e Highlands-Sauare 5si3. lot q: Daniel r.
Randall ct ux. 10 Raphael G. GrIllo ct u1, and
GoneTieTe Can. joint tenants. SO
Schuetzen Park-Lot 70. block 2; c. Albert White
et Ak. 70 Edith II. Gottwals SO
Woodley Park-Lot ST. block is: Lewis T. Breunin-
ger ct ux. 20 Mary Harrison Scott Haney, $40 I;
trust $3.50.
S street northwest. between Fourteenth and Eff.
tenth stTeets-Square 9e. part Of lots 5 and s.
Algernon s. Gardiner and W. Gilbert Dent,
trustees. to Theodore " Gill; IT.. 81 30
Mount Pleasant-U Undivided one-fonrth interest in
lot b. Wright & Dole's subdivision; Mary Smith
to Clarence NJ. De Veiie $40.
Columbia Heights-Lot SO. block 30: Harry p. Will
son and Harry Wardman joint tenants 10 Leon
H. s. Points. $40; trust, $3.50
Hlhrook-Square Sis. lots and 6. Grover c. Nay
Tor ct ux. 20 Mary A. r. K. Roee aud Ann E.
Nillmuth, SO.
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Little and Charles L. Bliss. trustees. to secure
Norton NJ. Little trustee. S.75G. ! year. 8 per
cent, semi-snnusly.
Barry Fsm-FArt Of lot s. section T-Sarah E u
ct Tir TO Thomas Walker and James F 4ndy.
10 secure Clarence ". De Vele. So year.
PER cent. per annum.
Mount Plsasaut-Lct To- Kings subdivision; Mary
Merritt Reed 10 john F. King and James K.
Jones. to secure Charles W. King. IT,. 2750
u q months. per cent PeT annul-
Homesd Alanor-Lot ID block a. Ernest J.
Feh-ey ct u. 10 F. c. SOmes and Harry h.
Boss trustees to secure Clara J. Chs $780,
per cent per snnum.
Homead MAnor-Lo1 n, block Il; Ernest J.
FebFsy ct H. TO Harry X. Boss and H. Glenn
Phelps. trustees 10 SECURE Carl r. Smith.
H.So, 70 81 months. Per cent Per snnum.
Square ZSe-East part Il lot IS, John A Dunnelly
ct TX. TO Flank stetsOn and Harry X Boss.
trustees 10 secure Frances V. setSon. s. 500
yean, 5 per cent ssni-anually
Square Ss-FaTt Of 10. 6; DAVID A. Quit et TX.
10 Herbert A. Gin and Theodore y. GIN. j..
trustees. to secure executors Of the estate q
Mary d. Biddle. deceased. S0oo. years. per
cent, semi annually.
Square 2SO-EaSt part Of 10, go: John A Don
nelly ct TX 10 Frank stesson and Harry X.
Boss, trustees. to secure Francis Y. sietsoa,
$500, 10 80 months. per cent per annun.
Columbia Heiehts-Lot 30 block 60: Leon h s.
Points et 70 s. Percy Thompson and Herbert
T. Shannon. trustees. to secure Harry b. VIII
and Harry WardmAn s. 10. monthly pay
msnts, per cent per annum.
Washington Heights-Lot IS block 6: Katherine
Carr Jonas 10 William Montgomery and James
J. hampton trustees, to secure the Masonic Mu-
tual Life Association. S coo. years. per cent
semi-annualiy.
Dobbin's Addition-Lot IS block 81; Charles a.
Peters ct TX. to William Z Edmonston and
Louis r. Peak. trustees. 20 secure Edward 5.
Mchnew, $500. years. per cent. serni-
annually. 10 secure Wilford II. Dunn. $40. )
years. per cent. semiannuay.
Square SSo-Part Of lot /: Edward T. CrisEnOnd ct
ux. 10 Frank T. Rawlings and Jesse ".
Rawlings trustees. TO secure Frank 5. Collins,
$500. years per cent Substantially.
ingeside-Lot io7, block II; Harry Wardman snd
Thomas p. Bones 10 William A. Gordon and
Henry S. Matthews. trustees. tn secure the
Oak Hin Cemetery Company s. 600. years )
per cent. semi annually.
Square 2e-Parts Of lots md 6 Theodore y. Gil,
II, 10 Herbert A. Gin and Richard + Pairo,
trustees 10 secure Theodore n. Gill; s. 20,
monthly payments pr cent per Rnnum.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.


BUTTER-Faney, tub. per h.. 80 print 81; high
grade Tub. So: print g: thirds. tub %; print 30;
renovated. tub g; print. 80.
EGGS-Near-by fresh Virginia. per dozen. Sao;
West Virginia and Southwest Virginia, 2e: Tennes-
see %
CHEEsE-New York. new. per h. 49, fat cheese.
IS: dairy cheese. lsll.
LIVE PoULTRY-Spring chickens. lse per ID
hens. Is per H.; ROSTERS. II per h.; ducks. Il
per ID.
DRESSED PoULTRY-Hens choice. per h.. 10;
ROSTERS. per h.. II; spdngers Halls ducks per ID
l2al4; geese, per H. sal0.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. new, No. J. per Dbl,
12sal.I5; No bbl.. T5alO0; sweets per bbl.
l.SSa2 q; vans, per bbl. 20Oa25; cucumbers. per
basket. 75al0O; onions. per box 75asO; cabbage per
bbl. 6sIoo; eggplant. per doE ah%; squash per
crate. 2ai0; string beans, pe- Dbl, l50a2Oo; lima
beans. per qt.. eal2h lettuce per basket local
tomatoes. home grown. per box 25aJO; celery. per
crate. 2I5a4oo; radishss. per 100 l0al5O; peppers
per basket 25a50; turnips. per dozen punches, Is
beets. 100 punches. l.0OaL5o; green corn. per doz.
l0als
GREEN ERUrr5-Apples. per Dbl. Looa3 90 ;
oranges California. per box 35oa62s: lemons. per
box, 3SOaLO; grapefruit. per crate. 3.0oa5 a pine
apples. per crate 290a30; cantaloupes per crate
35alG0; teaches basket 40a65 watermelons each
concord 0al.m pc: carrier; Bartlets pears s5aa42 Is
per barrels; damsons, 2o0as.75.
hAW AND STRAW-Hay, Western, No J. q 50a
200; No. 2 2o.iOasl.10; mixed Isooa2l co. straw
rye. bundle ll.50a2o0; strsw, rye. machine thrash
aOsaS5o straw, wheat, rsF ton 5Soi straw. oat pr
ton. e5oa7.e 90
WOOL AND HIDEs-wooI, washed free Of bur.
per b. n; wool unwAshed, per H.. p; hides green,
per h., 9; hides dry per b. lzal4 calfskins green
each. L2sal 4O
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Baltimore. Sept. ls.-WHEAT- Shipments from
elevators. lss bushels; stock in elevators Ss3 3s4
bushels Sales OF caTgoes on grade al L0la for No.
red sShl for No. red s6A for special bin steamer.
si1s for stock steamer Bag lots by sample. as to
quality and condition, &c. Settling prices were Con-
tract spot. l0l No. red Western. l.0i No. 5
red o. steamer No. red, 80. aud steamer No 2
red Western. e3is
CoRN-Stock in elevators. 1914 bushels ship
ments from elevators 3.7e7 bushels. Track yellow
corn fer domestic delivery at 81 Per bushel asked
for cariots on spots Settling price: Contract 6oA
OATs-stOck in elevators So. Ns bushels ship
ments from elevators. $50 bushels. No. white.
s7aS7A standard white. 6isa36. No. white SKA
ss1s No. white, 35laa5.
RYE-Stoek In elevators. @OS4 bushels; shipments
from elevators % bushels. No. ! rye. Western do
nestle TAB; No 2 rye. domestic 76a77 bag lots.
as 10 quality and condition. 65a72; No rye West.
en-. domestic. 72a74; No. rye. nearby. Tat73: No
rye, nearby. 70a7l
FLOUR-Winter extra. new. 340a5.eo do. clear
new AOSai.5; do. straight. new, 44Oa4.55; do
patent 49a5oo; spring clear. A3Oa4 S.; do straight
5S0a555 do. patent. b.75as00; City Mills hest
patent $50; do. high-grade patent S45 do straight
Sis: choice family. AGO. extra. 35oa375; rye folr.
medium TO choice. A25a4.5o; meal, per 100 lbs
l.5oaI.c.
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Conditions in the local stock market
remain unchanged. with a small volume
OF trading and prices fairly firm. Yes
terday's transactions were three bonds
and about fifty shares of stock. Trading
was practically without feature.
The bonds sold were on Capital Trsc
ttion 5 per cent at ia. and two Potomac
call of the bank shares, one Riggs bank
share found purchaser at 900. and Union
Trust and United States Trust stocks fig
ured In a small way.
Washington Gas sold ten shares at 7Sik.
Members OF the stock exchange are
coming home from their vacations. and
the absentees are not so much in evf-
denee as was the case two weeks ago.
William ]. Father of Riggs Bank. and
J. Castle Ridgely, of the District Nation
al Bank will attend the meeting of the
American Bankers Association in Los
Angeles next month.
II is now conceded in Wall street that
the large purchases OF Rock Island stock
few weeks ago. which made a furry
in both issues OF that company We're
taken over by Phelps. Dodge & Co.. prin-
cipally from the holdings OF Kuhn. Loeb
& Co. 1t is said the purchases OF the
stock were sufficient 10 give virtual con-
troll OF the company's affairs TO the new
holders. and 1t is understood that under
new management the system will be
extended possibly 10 the Pacific Coast
from Benson. Ariz.. and that big changes
wifi follow in the traffic facilities and
routes of the Southwest
Phelps. Dodge & Co. already control
the Ell Paso and southwestern Railroad
Company, a system of which little has
been heard. but which has S67 miles OF
track extending from FL Paso. Tex. to
Benson. Ariz.. and branches In various
directions. The FL Paso and Southwest
ern connects with the lines of the Chi
cago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway
at Santa Rosa, n. Mex. AS both of these
systems are now under what might be
considered the same management the In
terchange of traffic between them will be
of much larger volume. 1t will mean that
the Rock Island Company viii hence
forth be the carrier of the tonnage Of
the various Phelps. Dodge & Co.'S mines
in the Southwest and from this tonnage
the Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific Will
derive no little increased revenue
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
panys statement of earnings and ex-
penses for the month OF August, as COM
pared with August. 1909. shows gross
earnings. 1910 sS,55OOeoi 1909. s7,s52.lss; In
crease. sS97.S9l. Expenses. 1910. S5.734Ol1:
1909 $49O9. l07: increase sS24. 9O4 Net earn
ings, 1910, s2.sls,Oi9; lSa, s2,74S,Os2; In
crease. $.2.9s7.
For the two months OF the fiscal year
as compared with the corresponding pc
Rod Of 1909. the statement shows gross
earnings. 1910. sle.097. 793; 1909. sl4,7H.3ll
increase, N.953.4S2 Expenses. 1910. sll.l57.-
90l; 1909. Se.723 166: increase, $1.434.7S5 Net
earnings. 1910. $3.50 S92; 1909. $5.O21. l45; de-
crease, $Sl,253
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. Sept. r.-CATTLE-Stoefs opened
slow at general decline Of 10 TO IS cents per 100
lbs good medium beeves - b 3 cents lower;
bulls we're steady 10 strong; COWS slow but not
lower Poorest % best steers sold 40a7 % per 100
lhs common n choice far COWS. Z25a5 50. dressed
beef steady at sal2c for native sides i2ai4 for hnds
and nbs 9alOz for chucAs. and sas for Texas sides
NO lates cables from Great Britain. Exports none
CALNES-Reeeipts. 2.s6 head. Yeals were active
and good stock hm; buttemilks fully . cents high
er; prime light Western calves also improved =
cents. Common 10 prime veals sold s00all00 per 100
lbs: euls and throW-outs, s.ooa705; gaSsers and
buttcmilks Ae0a5 50: Westernerz. G5Oa7.75; dressed
calves firm at iialFs for city dressed veal, l0sl5
for country dressed and STALL for dressed grassers
and buttemilks.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts l53ls head
Sheep strong. lambs active and IS cents high
er, with some sale 3 cents higher. Common 70
prime sheep sold 3Ba4 Is per 100 lbs: eulk 500:
medium 10 choice lambs. 500. yeArlings 500a5 IS.
dressed mutton firm at sasi4. dressed lambs liza
l211 hog dressed ia
HoGs-Reeeipis, 7sas head. Prices easier; 9Soa
$50 per 100 lbs. choice light and pigs, go.
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DAILY COURTRECORD.
(IOnday, September 10, 101O)
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. L.
JUSTICE GOULD.

No. 2ia. Simmons simmons; sale Of real a.
tate ratified and reference to auditor. Attorneys,
r. r. Horner-G. C. German.
No. 1851 uunAcl In re Martin Dooley; ref
erence 10 auditor.
No. ze4s- Smith Va Ballnger; restraining order
and hearing fixed for September 30 1910. Attor-
neys. n. Steaunan and F. II. Loughrsn.
No. 1906. Posey vs.. Posey decree FRO eontesso.
Attorneys. Thomas WalkeT-W r. Andrews and W.
". Edwards
No. BIS. Durfee vs. Dufee; rule Feturnabe
September %. 1910, Attorneys o. II. Fowler and
W. C. Badcrs0n-LeOn TobEiner
No. 2Sse Riley Riley; reference 10 ". NJ
Murray 20 take testimony. Attorneys, Montague a.
Morisrify-W G. COOmbe.
No. 1851, Young Mems Christian Association vs.
Larner. Order appointing trustees and authorizing
execution Cf release. Attorneys. Sleman & LeTCh.
No. E64s Leon IS. Dr. White tincD; restrain
ing order issued and rule 20 show returnAbls
September 2, 1910 Attorneys. 4, /. NewmeyeE.
Adjourned out q respect 10 the memory Of sid
ney Taylor Thomas A member Of the bar
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York Sept la-Money on call at the Stock
Exchange to-day opened at Ia per cent. highest q
lowest rs closing "a per cent. Most Of the days
loans we're made at Is per cent
Time money continued easy. with almost no de-
mand except for loans on special sorts Of secuii-
ties. not always current. and for such money
shade over quoted rates was offered. These loans
are not at all popular with the conservative
lenders. and thus profitable business was re-
stricsed. Rates sixty days. 3Aa4 per cent; ninety
days. 4a4l4 per cent four Ave, and six months
sisai& Per cent.
Mercantile paper was in about the same condition
10 demand that has existed for the past month
inquiry merely nominal, and nearly all from
out-ot-town sources. Supply was more than ada-
Quate and this increases constantly the amount in
first han1s. Rates, 5l.s5& per cent for sixty and
ninety days bills receivable. SCAT per cent for
four % six months choice single names. Ga for
others.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Sept. ls.-AfILLFEED-Easier inactive.
Spring bran. AZ: standard middlngs, A3: city
bran. Zoo in bulk Western red dog &.25 10 ar
rive: winter wheat bran. in lOo-pouDd sacks. to
arrive 240o.
0ATS-stroug; inactive. No. ? white, Il No. 3
white, 30; No. {. Ss1s white. On tTsck, 4oa+.
FLOUR-Steady: inquiry moderate. Kansas
straights. 4s5a5.0l in sacks; soft straiEhts A5Oa
AIS. in barrels spring patents 550A5.75. In barrels
spring clears. 4.5oa4.65
RYE FLoUR-Light trade. Choice brands quoted
az 40oa4. 90
CoRNMEAL-Stesdyi dealings moderate Kiln
dried for export. 80: meal in bags i.3lal4
HAY-Receipts so tors; firm on best grades.
Quotations are for new prime timothy. Ll2lssLl5;
Nc. !. l.l0i No. ? LOO No. s. s0as5.
sTRAW-Receip,s. 70 tons. slow. Long we quoted
at S5a60
BEEF-stsady; Moderate demand. Packet. l7.OOa
L. 90; family lso0al950
PoRK-steady and dull. Mess. 95D; family.
&00a2s0
LAkn-Firmer. Prime Western. y %; city. ZOO;
refined continent 1915; South American. 1875; re-
fined Brazilian, In kegs 49, oleosearine, lis lard,
stearine. quiet; New York, isszals cents
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Equity Suits.

No 1856. Emerson b. Smith vs.. Richard A.
Bsllinger. Secretary q the Interior and Fred Den
nett Commissioner Il General Land Ofice: for in
junction. Plaintiffs attorneys, NJ. SteaIman and
2. Il. Loughran.
No 1851. Young Meas Christian Association ".
John B. LarneT Samuel ". Woodward and Phila-
delphia Savings Fund Society: 10 release and ap-
point trustees. Plaintiffs attorneys Slemsn &
Lerch.
No. 2sH Maurice O'Bnen u Mary O'Bnen
divorce. Plaintiffs attorney F. d. Blackstone.
No. $685. Benjamin K Leon vs.. DR.. White lIn-
oorporatedl. Leon L. Smith. end John h. Freioi
for receivers. dissolution. AM injunction. Plain
THIS attorney. A. L. Newmeye..
No. $3.50 John T. Harris and Graham II. Har-
us vs. Annie H. Heard, Emma H. MaeQuely Viz
giuia Q. BesI Percy Sprinkel infant. Charles c.
Sprinkel. Virginia Blair Reeves Harris infant.
Marie Claiborne Harris infant. and Laura Reeves
Harris; 70 eonstrie viii and sell real estate.
Plaintiffs attorney, George Francis Williams
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, Sept. I9-Hoss slow ana steady. RplL
OF prices s75asl5; quality good Estimated receipts
today, A.000. 0ficial Saturday. 5.745. Shipments
229; left over. 52o9 receipts last week IS 07s ship
ments. 3,ll4; estimated receipts tomorrow u 600
Light, ss5asso; mixed and butchers. s55as70; heavy
|. S5as.s0; workers.. s65a9s5: pigs. s5Oaa60.
Cattle steady 20 10 lower Estimated receipts To
day. Oo0 Beeves. 4soasS1; COWS and heifers. asa
20; stockers and feeders 575a600: Western 2a 90
sheep. l0al5 lower. Estimated reeeiris today
COO Native 275ai55 Western, s25a4.5 50; yearlings
i.Iss570i lambs. 6zal.l5; Western, 5.50af.l0.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square l62-Esst part Of lot Is and west part Of
lot z Max Borkin TO Randall II Hacner and
Alexander Britton Browne. trustees 10 secure
the Sisters Of the Visitation Of Washington
$50 years. per cent. semi-annually
Square 70 lot g. Gersrdo Tassa et Tx 10 Paul
Z. johnson and Charles T. Stone, trustees. 70
secure Pssquale IoriO. 5000. years. per
cent. quarterly.
Barry Fam-part Of lot s., section s-SAmuel J.
Jones Ct ux. TO Harry Lamson and J. b. Kin
near. trustees. 70 secure Harry Lamson Sls3
TO q months. no interest stated.
Ingleside-Lot II. block e. Chapin-Br0wns sub-divi-
sion; William II. Terrell ct W., to George D.
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Circuit Court No. L.


No. 1851. Brent vs.. Great Fails and Old Denim
Tor Railroad Company time 20 his Transcript ex-
tended to and including October 10. 1910. Plaintiff
attorneys. NJ 7. Clinkscales. 4. W. scott. and H.
II. Classic defendants attorneys. Nathaniel Wilson
c. r. Wilson. and W ]. Lambert
No. 4ss8 Tyssowski vs.. =. Ii. Smith CO.; nan
date Of Court Of Appeals presented and Judgment
for plaintiff for eosts; leave granted plaintiff 10
amend declaration in thirty days Plaintiffs alter
neys Nathaniel Wilson and G. X. Wllsni defend.
ante attoEneI, A. 5. NoEthington.
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-wheat. per bushel sOass; corn. sheIled.
per bushel. 6Sa75; COB. 3.75a40o per barrel; cats
Western, white. No. 2. per buShel, 4Sa52; mixed,
per bnshel. 45a5O bran. per ton. $50; middngs.
per ton. H.00.
HAY AND STRAW-Hay, Western. No l. Zoo;
No 2 2loo; mixed, 200: loose at local scales. ls00
straw re. bundle 100; straw rye machine thrash.
1000; straw, wheat per ton. k6Oi straw, oat, Per
ton so0