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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-09-22

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
IN MEETING.-The annual meeting
of the directors and stockholders of the
HARRIS & SIIAFER COMPANY will
take place THURSDAY, September %,
1910, at p. m, at the Office of the Com
pany No. l23 south Royal street. Alexan-
dria, Virginia.
BY order of the president.
f. ALLEN HARRIS, Secretary.
Son0 fd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-09-22
ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE

ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
l. MONOLITH STEEL CO, INC.-The
annual meeting of the stockholders of
the above corporation will be held ut its
affice, No. Ill south Fairfax street, Alex
ondria, Virginia (being the office of its
MONDAY, the 26th day of September,
1910, at three o'clock, p. m. Very re-
spectfully, III. n. LOW, Secretary.
sepl5 I'll
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-09-22

XXTANTED.-AGE for Alexandra
w TO sell direct from factory TO wear wear
err: excellent proposition. Box ~ LII
ton Heights, Penna. sep 9s
NTOTICE.-The regular annual meet
| N ing of the stockholders Of the DIME
SAVINGS BANn, Of Washington; u.
O. will be held at the Alexandra once
of the bank, ll9 south Fairfax stre e,o
Alexandra, Va, SEPTEMBEB ~ INV
at eleven o'clock a. m.
JOSEPH II. MILANS, Secretary.
sep22 st --
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WANTED.

A good WHITE MAN for me sta ADJ
at Ravensworth. Write TO Mrs. LEE,
Burke, Virginia. HafiA u
The Washington herald., 1910-08-05
- -. -. 90 -. 5 per -.

secure Barbara Rodlcr. EoO. years, 5 per cent,
semi-annuafly.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plsins-Lot os9 block
4; Carrie W. simpson et viz 70 Ralph p Ba--
nard ard Guy II. johnson. truztcos. 70 secure
Florence O'Bnen Whitford. s. As 81 mnnthA
Square sgJ-LotS % and s.: James g. Mills e. w.
20 Marx Steannan and John J. Dugan trustees
to secure Meier Rosenberg 500. l4 months
per cent
Square 5s9-Lots 81. 81. s.; George ". Robinson e
ux 20 Wharton +. Lester and J. Clarence Ance
trustees. to secure LleweIlyn ". Cook, ZOO.
Year,. Ter cent. quarterly.
PotWorth-Lot 81. hiock q Thomas T. Jarre!l e TX.
20 Andrew D. LofIer and Percy H. Russell
trustees 10 secure the PrUvident Savings Bank
$500 years Der cent. semiannually.
Souare ls6i-Lot !. Chevy Chase: Richard NJ. Power
20 Thomas NJ Gale and George & Halnilton
trustees TO secure the Chevy Chase Land Com
pany. S25S5 per cent.
/ Square 76-Lots 50 and 90; Charles II. Morris q
Leon Totriner and Paul +. Grove. TRUSTEES. q
secure Commercial Fire Insurance Company
$500 years per cent, semi-annually.
/ Square 2s25-L0t . Edward I. stock 81 ux- %
Francis Saul and s. Pery Thompson. trustees
I 10 secure HarTy Wariman 81 SO. monthly pay
1 meuts. Ter cent ssmi-anuualy-
/ Square 2SS-Lot g Edward L. stock e TX. Z
! William A. Hill and Rignald ". Besll trustees
! 70 secure David B. MuTdooS. 500. 5 years 81
per cent.
Square S6s-Part Of lot .; Katherine J. Faloons
| to Charles B. Caywood and c. Chester Cay
/ wood. trustees 20 secure james 2. HAYES. 500
/ years. 81 PER cent Seni-annualty.
/ Square l55-L0t 81; Ccrnne Iu-lstal Naring an
Charles +. Waring 20 Gecrge E. Fleming an
Edward l. Hillyer trustees 20 secure William
Il Crane. SS0 years. Ter cent. seni-aunu
/ ally.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

LIS First street southsast-Sauare o lot i6 Lizzie
Caperton 10 Realty Appraisal ard Title Com
pany. SO
~ 2 street. nOrthwcss-square So west part q lot
IS; Antonio GiTardi ct Tx. 70 PusquHle di Gia-
como SO.
ia street northWest-Ssuare $50 vest part q lot
j.; Fasquale d Gaoomo 70 Angela Marie Gil
Fard SO,
Monteno-Lot ISL. block Z: Washington Greer. ct uz
90 he Real Estate and In-proyement COMPANY
Fo1haI-LOt 4; Catherine o. Guigon to J. Alcde
Drouin $40.
Anaoosth-Lot II: The National Capital Bank to
William Z. Smith Ct w. 500.
l35 and 1901 street nCIthwest-SQuae rs. part Of
lots z and 2 John II. Thornton et Tx. 10 Bob
ert B. Tyler, SO
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Lot 80. block
4: Florence O'Brien Wlitiord e. viz 70 Ca-rie
W. simpson SO.
Ninth stree, southeast between and streets
Square 90. lot S.; F. Snowden Hill. administra-
tor, to James G. Mills. 900.
Ninth street southeast. between and streets
square s23. lots % and 3d. James G. Mills CT
ux., SO.
Ninth street southeast. between msi streets
Square 0l lots 81 and s. Joseph Roth % James
G. Mills and Mary o. Anls. Joint tenants, SO
Ninth street southeast. between and G streets
SQUARE rs lot 3; German-Anerican Fire insur-
ance Company 70 James G. Mills and Man o.
Mills, Joint tenants. SO
Chevy Chase. D. C.--Squ1rp 1901. lot ], the Cheyy
Chase Land Company 10 Richard N. Powers, so.
Bingham place-Tots and g. block q Lloyd G.
Cumming 70 James NJ. Carter. trustee, SD
X street northwest between Twentieth and Twenty
first strects-Square sc. part lot 80; John J.
Brcsnan and Michael ]. Colbert. trustees, t.
James G. Finley ard Charles X. Norris. a.7Oo.
X street northwest between Twentieth and Twenty
first streets-SQuare Is, part Of lot 50 James G.
Finley 70 Charles a. Morris. so.
HOlmead Manor-Lot At, block 46: Arthur w
Ewell et ux.. William S. Ewell ct ux Carrie
B. w John IA ERell. and Robert II. Ewei q
Charles de Foutes and JOSEPH L de Fontes. SO
l3l6 Riggs street northwest-Square 20 lot 81 Rich
ard Douglas simms and John B. Erwin 20 Maud
L. Tracy 500.
street northwest between Nineteenth and Twen
tieth stYeets-SQuare l09 lot 10; Harry Llycocl
10 Efie J. Newell So subject 20 trust, 800.
h street northwest. between Twenty-ninth and Thir
tieth streets-Squsre ILL., lots "a and Is; William
King and Florence King 10 Harold E Doyle SO
/ Mount Pleasant Heights-Lot /, block /; Nancy T.
T. Cox 20 Charles Wagner, SO.
Thirtieth and X streets northwest-Sauare ll7S. lo
| 81; Minnie d. Wheatley ct viz. Walter T., t.
Harold +. Boyle. So
X street northwest between Thirtieth and Thirty
first streets-Squsre ll75. lots s.. g. 100. part
Of lots 81, 81. g. S. S. and IS; Francis b
LibOey. own right and as trustee, and Clara L,
| Ltboey et al 20 Harold E. Doyle, so.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-05
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Aug. 4.-BUTTER-Recripts to-day.
1856 packages. The small proportion Of fancy table
grades in current receipts tends to sustain &c
rate for specials. Process grades quiet. Creamery
extras 2slt creamery hTsts, q State dairy. good
10 choice, ah; process specials. 25i1 Western imi-
tation creamery frSts. 2.
CHEESE-Receipts to-day. 4543 boxes. The mar
ket is finer. State whole milk special. lsis State
whole milk fancy oolored, liik State whole milk
fancy. white, lil5 skins, specials. ia skins.
average fine, liz.
EGGs-Receipts to-day. p42s cases. Fine West
em eggs comprise but limited percentage Of the
offerings State. Pennsylvania and nearby hennery,
white, fancy, 90; State, Pennsylvania brown hen
ney, fancy. q fresh-gathered extras 3; fresh
gathered extra. frSts. 2lh.
MILLFEED-Inactve market Spring bran. Z5.51;
standard middling, D.0i city bran, 800 IN bulk
Western red dog. 3T5. 10 arrive; winter wheat
bran. in l00pOund sacks TO arrive 2s8
OATS-Firm, but quiet No white, 4Sais: No.
white i7a4S No. white. 465a47; white, ca
track 46iAa52
straighs 525a535 in sacks; soft stTaights 4s6a5OO
In barrels; spring patents. 60oa65o in barrels;
spring clears. 4.65s5.oO New Kansas straights. 70
arrive. 5OOa5.2
RYE FLOUR-Steady; moderate business Choics
brands quoted At A0a4.50
CORNMEAL-Steady; quiet trade Kindred
for export. $50; coarse meal IN bags. lSsaL40
BEEF-Sieady; moderate dealings. Packet l6eOs
i65O; family. ls.OOals.0.
PoRK-steady; light trade. Mess. $50; family
$50
HAY-Rsoeipts, 30 tons Strong; light supply.
Prime timothy, L5O No. l. l4oal45; No. ?. lisa
30; No. g. ll0alb
sTRAw-ReoeiDts % tons Dull Long ~,
quoted at 55a6O
LARD-Dun: unchanged. Prime Western. u q,
city, HAS, refined continent. l2I5; South American
l5S; refined Brazilian, kegs. n-E; oleostearine
ia lard stearine, quiet; New York, lSA.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-05
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs 3 10.
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade. E.bbs
Building.
Chicago. Aug. 4.--wheat opened strong and ruled
steady until noon. Local bayers were bullish. With
commission houses good sellers on the advance.
Shows report issued to-day. indicates yield q
Is 600 600 bushels for Minnesota 3o0oO 900 for North
Dakota and IS 900 for South Dakota. The same
report indicates total q 42i 100000 bushels q win
Ter wheat and 300 spring wheat Based on the
government acreage. these figures would show 44a.-
10000 winter and 9O7 10000 spring. The North
western marketSswere again stronger than Chicago
which caused considerable buying here ST. Louis
wheat prices being higher with the futures. Coun-
try Iferings fair bat cash demand slow. Local re-
ocipss 4l3 cars with 42l estimated for tomorrow
Corn opened higher In sympathy with wheat with
the local crowd hullishly inclined and c7ng most OF
the buying. An estimate q the Texas crop places
il at 80 100000 bushels larger than last YEAR, with
the crop practically made. Nebraska dispatches say
that they have htd quite general rains during ~
past three days. and that reports are favorable
/ Cash demand light. and with a continuanoe OF IA
/ rorable conditions we expect 70 see larger move
msnt from the country within the next Two weeks
Local receipts SH cara. pita "a estimated fer 70
/ morrow.
oats moved within narrow range. prices rilinI
fractionally higher due Chiefly 70 The strength u
| othsr grains. All returns from the harvest held
/ are moot hattsring. Loci receipts iS5 carr viii
| al estimated for tomorrow.
/ The bearish showing on hogs compared with las
year eased market FOR same. and dtappointingl
! light cash trade caused provisions 20 rule lower
The selling was chiefly In the way Of realizing b
| parties who bought earlier IN the week.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-05
Probate Court.
JUSTICE BARNARD


In Re Eleanor S. BcTans ct al order ratiiyinE
sale
Estate Of Abraham Hl, son; letters q adninistra-
ton gfanted 20 Maria - Hayson. bond. 500 At.
torneys ]. A. Cobb and @. +, Collins
Estate Of Naassor NJ. Light: letters tcs;smentary
granted 70 samuel S. English. bond. $500. Attor-
neys Jason Waterman. Thomas Beller.
Estate Of Charles A. White; letters testameatary
granted TO Leonard A. White: bond. 500 Attor-
ney. G. G. Miller.
Estate Of ottlie Stock William B. Reilly ap-
pointed collector.
Estate o. Ella ". Heiser; order 70 pay certain
bill Attorney, =. c. Williamson.
Estate q Thomas j. Duvall letters Il administra-
ton granted William r. Duvan. Attorney. l. J.
Mather
In re Alios W BnI; order for allowance. Attor-
neg W. J. Lambert
Estate a Charles c. COLLISION; viii dated June ..
lSz fled
Estate Of william Early; viii dated June l. 1901.
hlcd.
Estate Of james billiard: viii dated January 6
1900 filed
Estate Of Absalom C. Best; e1emplihsd COPY q
will
Estate Of Katherine Howard; viii dated March
80 1905 and petition for letters testamentary Sled
Attorney W H. SLoles-
The Washington herald., 1910-08-05
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Bonds were the principal feature OF the
trading in the local stock market yester-
day. Business was exceedingly dull. and
in some cases small price concessions
were made to secure sales. The bonds
taken were Metropolitan Railroad 5s. Po-
tomac Electric Consolidated IS, and the
first mortgage bonds of the same COM
pany. all of which except the first were
bid in at concessions. Stocks sold in ten
share lots and smaller fragments. mostly
at current rates.
Bond houses continue TO complain OF
duIlness. They do not attempt 10 dis
guise the fact that investors are holding
aloof from the market, although they
console themselves with the thought that
sooner or later the prevailing high in
come return will tempt buyers. 1t is
unuuestlonably true that crop uncertain
ty Is responsible in a large measure for
the lack OF demand for securities. as it
also Is responsible for the hating atti-
tude OF general trade.
The final step in the reorganization OF
the Commercial and Farmers National
Bank, Of Baltimore. was taken yester-
day. when Middendorf. Williams & Co.
sent TO the bank check for $4,000 in
payment OF 1900 shares Of the instltu-
tion's stock at $40 a share. All the
banks assets Of uncertain value were
written on and It's starts upon its new
career stronger than ever before. The
capital stock. which was $4,000 was re-
duced to $S5O.O0O by volunteer surrender
Of 80 per cent OF stock pro rata. Then
the capital was increased again 10 500. 600
by the sale OF Middendorf. Williams &
Co. Of 1900 shares OF stock, par value
500 a share. at $40 a share. The bank
now has $4,000 capital. 10000 surplus,
and s1.SO6.OOO deposits. or total resources
OF Sl.sO6.OOo.
The per capita circulation on August
! was SS463 according 20 an announce
ment yesterday at the Treasury Depart
ment. 1t was based on an estimated
population of s0.4SS,0OO.
Increased postal receipts for the past
fiscal year and economies by the new ad-
ministration have reduced the postal
deficit in the sum of S1,57S.OOO. One year
ago the deficit was something like ST.
$50. 900 according TO a statement ISSUED
by the Postmaster General to-day. the
deficit for the year which ended June q
| last. amounts 10 $5.97O000.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-05
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square l0oI-Lot 60; Marion o. Burrows e. TX. 70
James L. Ksnick and James NJ Barker. trls-
tees, 10 secure the United States Savings Bank.
$50. 90 days. per cent per annum-
Washington Heights-Lot Isl; Harry Wardman and
Thomas P. Bones 20 Union Trust Company.
trustee. to secure Fidelity Trust Company.
George Phller. and Charlotte d. NJ. CaIdeza.
trustees, Sl75Ooo. years, per cent, semi
annually.
Square sS3-Lot Q; Mary F. Harrison ct al to
George Q German. trustee. to secure Marion
A. Iusby. SO. months. DIR cent Der
annum.
F'oxhsI-Lot 4; j. Alcide Drouin Ct ux 70 David
Rothsehild and Charles F. Disss trustees, 10
secure Catherine o, Guigon. 500, years s Per
cent, semi-annually.
Square sIiO-Lot 81; samuel r. Birthrisht q ux.
to james Berry and Arthur Carr. trustees. TO
secure Perpetual Building Association. $500
Mount Pleasant ah5 Pleasant Plains-Lots $50 and
Is. block s; Florence O'Brien Whitord e Viz
10 Ralph p. Barnard and Guy IL johnson,
trustees. to secure Barbara Rodler. 5000.
yeats. s per cent. substantially
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Lot 20. block
4; Fiorepoe 0'Brien WhitfoTd ct viz 70 Ralph
P. Barnard and Guy L. johnson, trustees, to
The Washington herald., 1910-08-05
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
lPr,c., nnn,en are rhols,,I.I


BUTTER-Creamery. fancy. 29isa3oii: do. prints.
81 DO. seconds .; process fancy IN: do. fair
20 good 2aa dairy. choice. 2ia25; do. good. ZaZ5;
store-packed. lSa11
CHEEsE-New York state factory. fancy nutA
IIalIk: DO. small. nara do. largr iS'4aH.
EGGS-Near-by. choice rctnrnabie cases. 2
West Virginia and Soathem Virgins. rsturnabe
cases % Tennessee. re,unable cases. %; North
Carolina, retumabls cases. 20
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. Srring large. aoa
2; d. medium. isa2o: do. hens. small
per H. ls; large. isii: ROSTERS. Per h, 70
ducks old IL do. Srrtng lbs. ard over. Il
geese. Ter To-. l0al2: do. fancy l2alf: turkeys.
toms per 10. Is; do. hens. 49, turkeys thin. loai2
keats. per ID. IS
Potatoes Norfolk. per barrel.
I6oal 3: cucumbers. Norfolk. pcr basket looalEs
do North Carolina. soaloo; string beans. peT has
ket EaJ0 North Carolina lettuce 5oaLO1; radishes
DIR 100 20 TO %; spinach. per barrel. 7Sal.oo: egg.
plant DIR crate. le1al75 tomatoes. pr nate. "a
LOO; asparagus. T5aLD per doTcn Dunchcs
rhubarb, lsa25 per dozen bVnches; new cabbage,
6oaT5 per cate; spring onions. loa5o per hundred
bests. 5a5 per bunch; green peas. per basket
T5as0
DRESSED POULTRY-Chickens, Per ID, 2aE;
chickens and hens. mixed lsa20: slips per ID,
Il ducks lsa20, geese. Der h.. nal6
DRESSED MEATS-HamE. country. Eugar-c1red,
vs.
DRIED FRUTTs-Appiss. sliosc. fancy. 4a5: cher
mes. l2ais: blackberTies. Z: Whortleherres. lZk.
WOOL AND HlDES~WoOl. unwashed. free q
burrs. pe- h. 30: wool bury. per h.. I5a2s hideA
sreen Per II, 10; do. dry. per ID. l5sls; sheer
lkins green each I5al00: do. dry each. &a6o; caa
u rs, green. each. LJoaLIS
The Washington herald., 1910-08-05

A report from Casualty Hospital last
night stated that Clara Scott, the young
girl who took sugar Of lead water in a
Mt OF dependency over heat exhaustion.
was out Of danger. The girl was en-
ployed in a downtown hotel as a wait
ress. and on Wednesday morning was
overcome BY the heat and sent to her
home. In the afternoon she secured a
bottle Of the poison, and after going to
her room drank the contents.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-05
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Robert virnstein. q. and Margaret F. Hancoek,
IS Rev p. J. OrConneIL
jerry De Lisio. .. and Annie Capossela Is. Rev.
J. NJ O'Brien
Loren B. T. johnson s.. and Cecilia c. Kennedy.
3 Rev JOSH T. Niece.
George y. Page. a. and Helen H. HAYS 81 Rev
George II. McGfeW-
John C. willinsham. IS. Of FauQuier County. Va.
and Bessie L. TAYLOR. 10. Of Culpeper. Va. Rev.
\. O. Gibson.
John ". Wright. 2 and Winnie NJ Harris, q
hoth a Nelson County. Va. Rev. 7. BOYD Cay
COLORED.
John H. Mills. O. ard Roberts LucSett. q. Of
Alexandra Va. Rev S. P. ". Drew.
William L. Waters, 8 and Mary A Smith, r.
Rev NJ ". Clair.
Drcd Whitfield. 90 and harriet Smith. %. Rev
Chapel T. I-by.
Robert Price. .. and Bertha Gray. Q. Rev.
George II. Harries.
Johnnie Bell. 8 and Hattie Smith. . Rev. W.
WeTtray.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-05
DAILY COURTRECORD.
CThursday, August =, 1900
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court 10. 4.
rvcrrcr. oan~-ApY

Equity Court 10. l.
JUSTICE BARNARD
Adoption No. 81. IN re Esther ". Parker; decree
authorizing ADOPTION.
Adcy,ion No. s.. In re Elma Naomi Parker;
same
No 1853. BazzIs vs.. Begzlo ct al absent defend
ant ordered to appear. Attorney. J. L. Gardiner.
No. 27O3. Hephenstinc Helphenstine: rule re-
turnable August s. Attorneys. Thompson 4 Laskey
Malcolm Hufty.
No 1857 Miller vs.. Gocbcl; John E. Laskey ap-
pointed trustee. ATTORNEYS. Thompson & Laskey-
No. $500. Cave vs.. Cave; time 10 take testimony
extended ATTORNEYS, Thomas Belier-J. >.
Easily smith.
No 1861 Fenwick IS Groves rule returnaole
August T. Attorneys. BiTney & woodard.
No 29iol. Quen Chong Company We. Warren
time 70 take testimony extended. Attorneys. Thomp-
son & Laskey-Gittings & Chamberlin.
No 2925l Prertiss ". Richards sale ratihed-
Attorney, g. F. Williams.
No. 1868. irosTenor GrosTenor5 rule ret0Tn-
able August y. Attorney. ". j. Lambert
No. 27H Title Guaranty and Surety Company vs.
General Supply Company e. al ;adecree final as u
defendant. General Supply. Company: Philip Walker
appointed receiver; bend $500. Attorneys. Philip
Walker-D. W. Baker.
/ No. 2l29 Posey vs. industrial Building and Saw
ngs Company; ordsT 70 sell safe. Attorneys, Pad
sett Forest.
No. $3.50. Bepetu ct al. rs. Whitfield ct al; de-
cree pro confesso tgainst certain defendants; Esr-
dian ad litem appointed for certain defendants. At
torney W. II. NARROW. y.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-05
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET

Baltimore Aus. 4-wHEAr-Spot contract, sss.
spot No. 2 red weSten. LOl% August ssE Ser
tember lo9asal-oA; December, loihs; steamed No
red. On receipts. SoH Bushels exports a 90,
grade s2ass.
CORN-SpOt contract. 6Sss: receipts l2.S3S bushels
0ATS-Quict; No. white 4Sisaf9; No. 3 white
l6ag71k No. mixed i5isass; receipts 3562 bushels
RYE-No. Western domestic. 7sasO; receiptA
978 bushels.
FLOUR-Winter extra, new. 2Sa2e5; do. clear
new Ao5a45; DO. straight. new. 4f0a455; do
patent new. 5o5a5.i5: spring clear 450al75; do
straight. 5Soa5fS; do. patent. 60oa625; CITY Mills
best patent $50; do, high grade patent. SD; do
straight. SIS; choice family 40; extra. 25oa3T5
Rye -four. medium to choice. Az5aL50 Corn meal
Der 100 lbs. lsvaI.sa
The Washington herald., 1910-08-05
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. Aug. I-Quotations BY Baltimore Fruit
and Produce Association are as follows:
BUTTER-Cresmery. fancy, per h.. 22sa2; do,
choice. 2i5a&; do. good 2SisaS; do, imitation,
2Olsag2: do. prints 29lsaSl do. blocks. per b,
SaSO; lsdle. 2; Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls
Der h.. 2; Ohio rolls q West Virginia rolls q
store-packed q Maryland. Virginia, and PennSgl-
Yana dairy prints. per h., q; process butter. per
b. Mas
EGCS-Maryland. PENNSYLVANIA. and nearby frsts
per doz. q Western frsts per dor, -; West Yir
GINA hrsts per dos-, Is; Southern hrsts. per doz
H. guinea eggs. per doz-. sac.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. spring. ~ lbs. and
over per h. lsals; do. small aud medium. lSal9 old
hens, per b., heavy, II; do. small 10 medium. II
old ROSTERS. per h. u; spring, large. lS do small
TO medium. IS; ducks. large, PER b., lSali; do
small y; do. muscovy and monpel. l2si3; d.
spring lbs. and over per h.. bali; do, smaller
l3all; pigeons. young per pair. Is; do, old. 2li
guinea fowl old each, =.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-05
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York Aug 4-Money on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened az ~ per cent, highest Ia
lowest /. closing ! per cent. Most Of the days
leans were made az IL per cent
Time money continued rather quiet. Bids Of "a
per cent and ~ per cent for January money did
not prove attractive 10 lenders. who held their
funds quite firmly AZ 5 per cent -Four months
money loaned az AZ per cent IN moderate amounts
Rates. 3ta515 per cent for sixty days. sAa4 for
ninety days. Htafis for four months, per cent for
FIVE months.
Mercantile paper had TO be offered at liberal
rates 10 excite attention the part q buyers and
the volume Of business was BY no means large. A
fair-sized assortment was offered. comprising a
number OF attractive names. Rates. 54a5A per cent
for sixty to ninety days indOrsed bills receivable.
5tas per cent for choice four to six months single
names. Ga Der cent for otherA
The Washington herald., 1910-08-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York Aug. 4-CATTLE-ReceiptS. LID
head. Feeling steady Dressed beef continued slow
at SHALL Per pound for native sides. Texas beef.
Fac London and Liverpool cattle and beef markets
unchanged in tone Of price No shipments from
this port to-day or to-morrc-'.
CALVES-Receipts. ass head. Trade was slow Tor
veals and rrces Soc lower; gssers and buttermilks
almost nominal and weak. The offerings al went 70
the scales Prime and choice yeals sold az 9Eas 80
per 100 pounds; culls and throw0uts, 450a6- %
grassers and buttemks 4Ooai25; city dressed yeals
steady and top grades firm, selling a. l2alS per
pound. dressed grassers and butternilks at SASH
country dressed calves AZ sal2
SHEEP AND LANIBS-Receipts, 3.2lf head On
very limited offerings lambs advanced Dc quality
considered; sheep almost nominal and arm sheep
sold at 35Oa4OO per 100 pounds; culls. 200: fair
10 good lambs 675a7.T5; cils. $50 Dressed NUT
ton steady at Sac per pound for fair TO prime
cases; dressed lambs uife firm at Halls; few
choice hog. dressed, do. at lSiz.
HOGs-Receipts. l,55e head. No sales; feeling
steady.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-05
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-wheat, per bushel. soaes. corn. she'll
ed PCT bushe ssa7si COB 27Ssioo per barrel: oats.
Western white. No 2. per hushel. isaS2; mixed.
per bushel f5a50i bran. per ton 800: middlingS.
per ton. zoo.
HAY AND sTRAW-Hay. Western. No. /. Q 0oi
No 2 MOO; miKsd, l200: loose At local scales laOC
straw. ne bundle, 100 Gtraw. rye machine thrash.
l0oo: straw. wheat. per ton $50; straw. cat per
ton, 500.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-05

No. ss2. Rebecca Tabachnick ". CaTitai Trzc-
ton Conpny: damages $1,000 Attorney. ". G.
Gardner.
No. SE3 Chesapeake Supply Company IS. Wash
ington House Renar Company Judgment Municipal
Court 81 ar AJtorneys Wilson a BaTksdale.
No. E1ol. Gilbert " Cave " james o. Cation
& son; check 500 Attorney, J. S. Easby-Smith.
No 5S5 J. Castleberg & Son vs. James Il.
HertDen: Judgment Musicpsl Court. So Attor-
uey Alexander Wolf
The Washington herald., 1910-08-05
Eauity Suits.

No. a5s7. John Barton Miller VI J. Godfrey
Goshel: substitute trustee. Attorneys. Thompson &
L2skcy-
No 2s5ss Clara z. GrosFcnor rs. Fred I. Grosve-
nor: divorce a mcnsa 81 thoro Attorney. ". ].
Lambert.
Nc. 1850. Mary c. Csrrico vs. James L. Cauico;
same. Attorney, r. l. Williams,
No ESQ. Chespe1se Supply Compsny IS. Roscrs
A. Lewis ct TX: Judgment creditors bill. Attu--
neyA Wilson a Barksdale