davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-25


Barry Fam-Rear pan Of original lot Is section Z;
Fannie Brown 20 Charles NJ. Putnam and
Thomas J. Putnam, trustees TO secure Cathsrinc
f, Brown, 500 to 60 months. Per cent Der
amum.
Square lh7-Lot Is Edward W Ladson to Edmund
P. Page. trustee 10 secure Mauds \. CLARK
S2-5. - 10 g months, with interest
Square 91i-LoL IS: Cora J. Muse ct vir 70 John
s. Greene and Harry X Lsrkin. trustees, to
secure Jacob ;. Deathemsn, 500, monthly pay
ments, Per cent Ter annum.
Whitehayen s., Philip and Jacob-Lot &C. block
], William Thomas Binsted e TX. 20 Arthur
Randall and John Henry Binsled. trustees, 10
secure Eta Norman, l.lO1.
ninidad-Lot II. block l. Alyerta T. Freeman 70
Frank p. Reside and Walter $. Pratt r., trus-
tees. 10 secure Elizabeth Henstreet 81 30 3
years 81 per cent. seIni-annualy.
Inglezide-Lot 3. block n J. Fred. Gatehell ct ux.
% 3. Francis Saul aud Herbert T. shannon
trustees. TO secure Middaugh Il shannon. g DO
monthly payments. 81 pr cent per annum.
Square 57l-Lot 6. Mary a. Reardon ct viz 10 o. 2.
NJ. Brown and George o. Talburtt trustees, 70
secure Theodore p. Heap. SEQ ! 10 3 months.
per cent sen3i-annually.
Square ls2-Lot 65; Helen L. Swasey and J.
Wadsworth Swasey et TX. 70 o. 2. NJ Brown
and George o. TslbErtt trustees 10 secure Theo-
dOre ?. Heap, 500. / to = months Der cent
semi annually.
Square lG2S-Lot IA; Charles ". Morton 10 Er-
nest l. Schmidt and Harry NJ Pacl I'd trus-
tees 10 secure Charles A. Peters. 81 80 month
~ payments per cent PER aanurn.
Square las5-Lot 49, Charles A. Peters IT,, 70
George +. lewis and Sanford Emanuel thus
tees. 10 secure Charles A. Peters. 81 900 l to
80 months per cent per annum.
Square 9l2-Lots g and 81; Catherine A. Erwin 20
George NJ. EmmercA and Douglas s. Mackall.
trustees. 10 secure The Washington Six Fer
Cent Permanent Building Association. $3.50
Square &3-Lots g, g and 81 Mary Z. Fitch TO
George N. Emmerleh md Douglas S. MaekaI
trustees. 10 secure The Washington Six Per
Cent Permanent Building Association, s. 100
Square l0S-LOt l52: Jesse r. Sanders et ux 10
Ernest L. Schmidt and Harry NJ. Packard.
trustees to secure Charles A. Peters 81 800
monthly payments per cent per annum.
PsdswoTth-Lots 1 and s. block 1; James "
Crtcher e. 10 John Taylor Arms and
Samuel 4. DHr. Trustees 70 secure Lee Brown
$50, ] to 2 months, rer ont per annum
Washington Heights-Jot g. block G.. Henry Xandsr
90 Harold l. Doyle and William /. Miller
trustees 70 secure Fila 5. Du Bots, $500
years. per cent annually
Square lT-Lots 80 and 81 Robert A. Phillips ct
ux- 70 William j Father and Milton E. Allies
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-25
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Although there were practically no
transactions on the bond list, the final
records OF yesterdays session OF the
Washington Stock Exchange indicated a
more favorable condition than has been
evident for some time. "A total Of 2ls s-5
shares OF stocks changed hands. and bid
ding throughout the hour was spirited.
Washington Gas was responsible for
most OF the trading. Seven transactions
we're recorded in this stock. aggregating
40 shares. The selling price varied be-
tween rs IA and Is SIS. with most OF the
trading at the half point. Gas As were
offered at 100 10, but the bid at no time
rose above eight and there were no sales
Lanston sold in one small lot Of twenty
at IS, the highest figure yet recorded in
the recent movement. It's companion,
Mergenthaler. held firm at 22S 1-2 bid.
with the holders Offering at 225. Little
demand appeared for either OF the type
machine stocks.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-25
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished By W. B. Hibbs s Co.
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade. Hibts
Building
Chicago, Oct. A.-The wheat market opened weak
under pressure Of realizing sales. tbs offerings
coming chiefly from commission houses. There
WIS sons buying by elevator interests on resting
orders. and local professionals seemed inclined 70
play for a rally which took placs the market
showing an advance around noon Of 4 Of cent
from the low point The Southwestern markets were
weak early rallying with own though not as
much Kansas City wired that their receipts indi.
cate renewal q the movement ffcm Nebraska
Minneapolis reported steady premiums for cash
wheat, with mills fair buyers. but makes no men
ton Of the -four sales. Local rsosipts. - cars.
with 100 estimated for tomorrow.
Early prices IA corn proved the low ones for the
day. There considerable covering BY good class
Of traders which buying absorbed the otfertngs, and
rally q Nc per bushe resulted The cash mar
ket dull with prices below those Of Saturday.
The government forecast for the week Is FOR
weather conducive 70 the favorable curing a corn
and preparations for marketing To-day's rally was
quite natural after decline Of 2A cents per hushel
since Friday last LOcsl cars. 80. With $40 est.
mated fer tomorrow.
As In cOrn oats shorts absorbed the offerings
On the opening weakness. and the market rallied 4
a cent Around 81 for May there was sone re
neWal Of selling pressure. Local cars, Is. with 81
estimated for ton0TToW.
Provisions sere somewhat irregular. but averaged
higher for most Of the list and closed steady High
prices for hogs and corn influenced a fair volume
Of buying in which shorts led To-days selling vas
Of a miscellaneous character. Cash tTsde. fair,
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-25
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W B Hibhs & Co.
members q the New YORK Stock Exchange. Hibhs
Building
New York Oct. 2-Ths market quiet and
steady a. the decline during the afternoon. Al
though prices have had big break IN the last ten
days ranging from 10 70 10 points sentiment is
now 30 mixed there was little incentive to much
new buying this Afternoon. Most professional
traders WHO have been against the market through
cut last week SIN working that side and
are anticipating bearsh ginner's report from the
Census Bureau tomorrow. This & expected %
show over 5603.o0 bales gnued q this SEASONS
crop up % October u. This would compare with
about 5s50600 the same date last year and about
go 90 IN 1913. when tie recoEd crop q nearly
lS.S00dO0 bales produced
While such ginning figures may look bearish CON-
pared With the last two years they are likely 70
be very much misleading. especially it II well
known. or should ns. that this seasons crop IN
Texas opened early that the crop there has been
picked and ginn,d more rapidly an over the State
than fU years past through the favorable weather
which prevailed for suc pIrposes during September
and most 4 oc,obsr and the added induccment u
this seasons high prices. TIE crop IA most Il the
other States has been two weeks late on tie
average.
From the character u the trading this afternoon,
Il looks as though a ginning report t0-mGrow 20
show over 10000 bales duned 70 October IS has
h-aen Aissossnr=f
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-25
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
iPdoes quoted aye Wholesale. J


BUTTER-CEeamey. fancy. Per H.. SOsia3lh
Western Hrsts 2oa2e: seconds. ga2s: process. fancy
za27lk
CHEEsE-New York State factory. new. large.
l6al7.
EGGs-Near-by. fresh Virginia, per doz.. ssa2s;
West Virginia and Southwest Virginia. Za2s: Ten
nessee, 26aZ.
GREEN FRUITS-Apples. Per bb. l00a50O;
oranges. California, per box. 3.5Oa6s: lemons, per
crate. 300a5,G0; grape fruit Ter cate 3c8600: pine
apples, per crate 20oa30oi peaches Per BASKET 50a
LZ5; grapes, Delaware, Per basket, Halo. Concord
per basket bali; Niagara, per basket l7als; pears
Bartlett 3Ha5.O0 per Dbl. chestuuts peg h.. say
DRESSED POULfKY-Hens, cnoioa Per b. II:
roostes. Ter 10. 2; springers per H. I7als ducks
per H., l4al6 geese. per h. Sale.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens spring per H. l6alT /.
hens per H.. To- ROSTERS. per II. 10 turkeys. per
b. l5al5: ducks, per h.. l2al4; geese per h. sal0
NEGETABLES-Pcat0es. new No. !, per bus
65a7o; FER Dbl. L75a2OO: No ?. PER Dbl. L25al 30:
sweets, per Dbl, L5aL75 vans PER bb... LZ5al 50:
eucimbers per BASKET 55al5oi onions. Per bon. Goa
SO; cabbage. per 100 30oal09, eggplant per doz s0a
80; squash per crate, ZIa40. string beans. per bbl.
l25al50; lima beans. per qt.. 2oa2s; lettuce Der
basket. L00alZ5; tomatoes. home grown per box 50a
IS; radishes. Per 100 LoaL5l. peppers. per basket
25a50; tunirs. Ter box 4Oa50 punches. 25as0 bets
100 bunehes l.5Qa3.09.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-25
Probate Court.
JUSTICE STAFFORD

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
Estate q Rosie Mahsr; VIII dated September 2.
1910 fled.
Estate Of George H. McRsynolds; WI dated June
3. 1907. fled.
Estate q william T. Powell VIII dated December
. 1904
Estate q Elisha f. Riggs; order 10 finish con-
tract Attorney. Frank stelson.
Estate q William 2. Titcom5, petition for letters
tsstameutary- AttogneySs AEth- {. r. Wilsoa
and T. Z. Lesh.
Estate q Mary z Page; sale ratified.
Estate a JGTes Z. Chamberlain; letters q zd-
bond, S-oo9. Attorney, NJ J. Kssne.
Estate q Helen J. Paulding; order Tor partial
distribution.
Estate o., James Robbins order reducing bond
Estate q Charles A DiVCu: letters o. adniniStrs-
tiol sranyed 10 Annie l. DiVOu. Attorney. J. Il.
Shields
Estate 4 William H. Myers: letters testAmentsry
granted o Emma E Myers; bond 500 Attorney.
O., C. Ross
Estate Of Albert J. HaRors letters testamsntary
granted Marie HalfOrdi bond, 500, Attorney, S. C.
Peebles-
In It George W Tucker: order for allowances
AttJrney. J. H. DuyAl.
u re Lawrence J. Cayenaugh, r.; order for a.
iovanc: and increasing bond Attorney, g. c. Cert
man.
Estate q Edith A. Cowl: order 70 couproniss.
Attoney ~. B. Guy.
10 re Ida 2 Iris,os. Mamie B. STAPLES APPOINTED
guardian; bond $50 AttoTnoy Rice Howe
Estate 4 George Il. McReynolds: petition for
probate and recId q vii and Letters test2mentary
Attorney, P. ". Frishy
Estate OF John r. RanEtns; wiz nIsd, dated
Mara z ls0Z
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-25
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
Hade at Lowest Rates OF InterssE
W. H. WALKER. 729 18th ST. nv.

trustees. 10 secure John n. Jcnes sCoo,
years, per cent. semiannuslly.
Square 6ls-L0t O.; Milton 5. Bush 20 william A.
Hin and Reginald ". Beal. trustees. 70 secure
". Wallacs Chisweu and HarIy A. Kite, S77s
10 u months. Ter cent, seTni-annUaIy
Square 26l-Lot g Alfred J. Beran 20 TX. to
Edward r. Monroe, trustee, 10 secure the North
west Washington Improvement Company
&75s.a. 20 80 months. PER cent per
Square 960-Lot 2; John Johnston 20 George J.
Essterday and Albert T. CoGH.bs. trustees u
secure the Connecticut Aysnus Highlands Com
psuy NSS.35 ! 70 g months. per cent per
snuum.
Square Ssl-Lat n Richard s Palmer ct ux TO
George ]. EastsFdsy and Albert T. Coumbe
trustees. % secure tie Connecticut Avenue
Highlands Company. sl9i5.@. / 10 q months
PET cent psr annun.
Square Z9-Lot 2: Anna Portner 10 the American
Security and TruSt Company. trustee. 10 secure
the Capital Construction Company 500 5
years. per cent. se1ni-snnually.
Square SS--LOts 20 and & David J. DUNCAN -
Charles S. Muir ard Gland Livingston trustees
10 secure LauTa J. Cooper and Laura b. Cooper.
500. years, per cent, ssmi-annuAlly.
SQUARE ZS2-LOts IS and ~; David j. DUNCAN 70
Charles S Muir and Clsud Livingston trustees.
70 secure Leonard r. Nintoa. 20oo. years 5
PER cent, ssni-snnusly.
Square 2Sa2-Lots 30 ard 81 David J. Duniran "a
Irwin B. Linton and ClAud Livingston trustees
10 secure Alice q. Hall SEQ. 3 years, DIR
cent, semi annually.
Square 2S2-Lots 81 and S. David ]. Dunigan 20
William II. Sanders and Clsud LIVINGSTON.
trustees. 10 secure Wilm0t W. Trew. 5000
years. per cent, senisnnually.
Square 23-Lot 20; Howard S. Austin et OK. 70
Julius 4. Maedel and Henry Il Beggmann. tF7is-
tees. 70 secure Alexander Milar $50 ! 70 %
months Per cent per annum.
Square 2S-LOt 81; Matthias Nolte e. TX to Mon
roe II. Calfee and Joseph B. Bowling. tr1ls-
tees. TO secure Norman L. salisbury. 81 800
years, per cent seni-annuAlly.
Square T5S-Lot %; Nora Gsney to The Washington
Loan and Trust Company trustee, 20 secure
The Equitable Cooperative Building Association,
$3.50
Square s22-Part Of lots $50: Thomas " Griffin e
TX. 20 The American Security ard Trust Com
pany. trustee. 10 secure The East Washington
Savings Bank. $50, years, per cent, semi
annually.
Uniontown-Lot SCI and part OF lot 562: George F.
Pyles ct TX. 70 Richard A. Pyles ard jefferson
Is. Redd. trustees. 10 secure Wallace r. Pylss.
N5oo years. per cent semi-annually
Square i99-Part Of los %; Edward l. Buckley to
The Washington Loan and Trust Company trrs-
tee, 90 secure Tn Equitable COOPERATIVE Build
ing Association, s. 500
Square 75-PaFt Of lot u: Edgar J. Hulse ct TX 70
the National Savings ard Trust Company. trss-
Tee, 70 secure the American Security and Trust
Company. 500, years. 5 per cent. semi
annually,
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York oct. A-CATTLE-Reoeipts 42B
head. Steers GA very lght receipts. were active
and 10 - IS cents higher bulls steady. COWS strady
% a trife lower Neiium 20 prime steers sold b5a
% IaT 100 lhs- FAT oxen AGO. bulls 40laA65; e,-ys
225a4 . Dressed beef In moderate demand AZ sau
Qer lh. for native sides 7sS for native beef No
later cables from Great Britain Experts n0ue.
CALNES-Receipts. 27e head. Veals wers slow
and the under grades lower; RTaEes and Western
dull. with easier feeling but the yards were
about cleared, Common % choice Veals sold 70ls
1913 per 100 lbs. few tops at 100; srassers and
fed calves 35la500. Western calves. 500a6 3 City
dressed yeals easier at l2'sal6 pr H.; country
dressed slow a. salii4; dressed grasseFs and fed
calves -1za9ie
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 1861 head
sheep steady 20 strong; lambs slow but steady
20 10 ccnts higher; nearly an the offerings went
IN The scales. Common 10 choice sheep sid 300a
i65 per 100 lbs; culs 225a2T5; common 20 choice
lambs GOALS; culls. 4.50a5 20; yearngs. 500
Dressed lambs SLOW 40 l93alzl with h0g-dlessad
lambs selling ar l3.
HOGS-Recepts, 1913 head. Prices were fairly
vel maintained, with sales az 20 per 100 lbs.
country dressed hogs slow az lgzal3lz
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-25
NEW YORK MONEY.

New YORK. Oct. A-Aloney on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at 81 Per eent highest 81,
lowest 8, closing 5is per cent, Most * the days
loans were made az 81 per cent.
Time money was no different in condition from
the close q last week. While funds we're firmly
held az the slight advance Ia rate there was no
increase in activity, nor was there any aDprscable
difference IN demand. Rates. 4zai& per cent for
sixty days 4Aa5 PER cent for ninety days and four
months; - Per cent for five and six months.
Mercantile paper duh, with supply beyond
what tTada conditions would indicate as necessary
Demand continued light, especially In The CITY
where banks report that customers are using what
funds available for this line. Rates 5ta5A per
cent for sixty and ninety days Endorsed bills re-
ceiyable, STAB per ont for choice four 70 six
m0a.hs' single names, 6a5hs for others.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-25

motion Tor new trial hled. Atso.asys. Collins.
Clarke Characterization, Colbert Yerkes
Assignments for to-day
Coibert-LambeTt.
No. le0 Harris & Co Vs. AbrahaHA. Attorneys
Peyser-Behrend.
No ia. MagrudeT Us. LutheIl Attorneys. RaIston
siddons. and Richardson Hamiton. Colbert, Yerkes
4 Hamilton.
No 81 United States vs. Hsusrann- Attorneys
Wilson-Darlingon & MeReynoldA
No s.. United States rs. Lewis. Attorneys. same
No 2 julius Lansburgh Furniture and CSnst
Company vs.. StellWAgen. Attorneys. Holander
& suIliyan-Hamiltcl. Colbert Yerkss & Hamilton
No Ii0 BOyee vs.. Hyde Attorneys. Baker
Sheehy Hogan and WisOn-GoFdon & Gordon
and Easily -Snith.
No. ia Duke ~ Baltimore snd Ohio Railroad
Company. Attorneys Lambert Ysatman-Hamil-
ton
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-25
Criminal Court No. L.
JusTICE WRIGHT.

JIoliAE NhAOhAs
No. alH United States vs.. Richard Hunt; for
gen and uttsTing plea guilty. sentenced 70 peni.
Tertiary for one yeAr End oos day placed proba-
ton.
Assignment for October 3:
United States W Martha TbCmAA
United States vs. Christopher G. Mccain.
Criminal Court No. 2.
CHEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
No 2O53 Unites States vs. John J. McPhersoni
robboTy; verdict guilty.
10. Zgl4 United States vs.. Arthur Z. Phillips
larceny: bench warrant returned not executed
No. 2TlA Arthur Z. Aupdy; carual knowledge;
verdict not guilty.
No Ho7A United States V. Richard E g.
T0omey. libel. ftrdict guilty. Attorneys. GASkins
Beckett
No, SOS. johnson e. a.. vs. Harris. Johnson &
Co. bin q eIoeDtio1s signed. Att0rnsys Hayden
Johnson-LSol PretzfeldsT.
No. $3.50 Sans vs. Msrche Co. same Attor-
neys same
No assignments for today
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-25
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. 1.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.

Nc. 1857. Owen vs. Vieth; decree pro confes5o
ard bill dismissed. Attorneys, \. II. Ferguson-E
ii. Jackson and BrandeubuTg Braudenburg.
No. 97l6. Phillips vs. Ballinger; rule as TO In
junction returnable October 3. Attorneys Tucker
Kenyon & Miller.
No. &s9i. Carroll vs.. Carroll guardian ad Iitem
appointed Attorneys, Leckie Fulton & Cox-John
4. Kratz.
Assignments fer October .:
No. Al. BaSof vs. Neredy. Attorneys. Nexmyer-
Carter & Brooke. and Paladini
No. 4 motion. Armstrong Is Brown Armstrong
Company. Attorneys Cook q Newmyer.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-25
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-Wheat. new, per bushel, s3a9i: corn
sheed per bushel 65a70; new. ear. per barrel O0s
SIS; oats. Western. white, No 3 per bushel s3a4s:
oats mixed. per bushel 4)al5i bran. Per ton, 300:
middlngs per ton, 300
HAY AND sTRAW-Hay. Western, No. I. l9.Sa
5000; No. ?. B.5OalaO0; mixed HO0al7.50; straw
rye, bundle. lG50all.00; rye. machine thrash 7.5oa
500: wheat. tor. $50: oats, per tor. 650a7OG
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-25
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

gales-Regular call. I2 O'Clock noon:
Capital Fraction IS. $500 al 1875
Potomac Electric cons -. a.G0 st l00A
Washington Railway & Electric pid-, at 50.
Washington Gas Q az 9s4. 10 at ISL. Is al 7sA
Is at 7SM, Is al 1874, Is at 7sis az 7Ss.
IAnston, 25 az 81.
American National Bank 10 at 10.
After call.
Lanston, . at e.,
Washington Railway & Electric som, q at 81.
Dime Savings Bank p a. T.
Following are the bid and asked prices posted al
yesterdays meeting Of the Washington Stock Ex-
change:
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-25
Equity Suits.

No Zfl5 Cora Boyd Morgan vs. President and
Directors Of the Firemens Insurance Company Of
Washington 70 substitute trustee. Attorney. Frank
Stets1u.
No @fl6 Henry D. Phillips vs. Richard A. Bal
Anger, Secretary q the Interior; for injunction.
Attorneys, Tucker Kenyon q Mcfarland
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-25
Lawsuits.

No 528s. Corning & Co vs.. Harry and Samuel
Rothschid, trading Is L. Rotlschild. son & CO. /;
cerroraEi. Attorneys, DaIr Peyser & Taylor
No. 5eg. Joseph NJ. Hardy vs. " b Wiggfu-
ton. csIti0Tar. Attorney. NJ. Hufty
No 52S William r. Pierce vs. William NJ
Rollins ccTtioTari. Attorneys e. c. German
No. 5239 Mary :. Fauncs rs. The Washington
Railway and Electric Company; damages. $1,000
Attorney. C. a. KeigWin
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-25
Equity Court No. 2.


No. GG5. Free ct al. " Graf Ct al; order Of
publication. Attorney Z. II. Thomas
No. 2'4. Hamilton vs. Hamilton order Of pub
hcaron and order Of Octo6er II vacated, Attorney,
Howard Boyd
Ne. 2scSl. Bell rs. Morrow e. al motion 20 dis
miss petition overnIled; reference to auditor lby
Justice Barnard, Attorneys, E, Burke-R l. wal
i8ms
No. 9ll5 Morgan vs. Fireman's Insurance Com
,any; order substituting trustee. Attorney. Frank
Stetson.
No 254a. DR.. Wyeth vs. Northrup; order Of Oc-
tober IS 1911, vacated. Attorneys, c. s. HillyeT-G.
". Drew.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-25
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. per ewt. 6.5Oa7 o: do. butcher
s.50aea5 common, 4.50a5.8
HoGs-Per eWt gross. s.Ooa9.0; do. ordinary.
eco
SHEEP Prime. 3.o0as5o; do, common. 25Oa2 u
LAMBs-Faney. spring 6.ooa7 90 fail. choice. zoo;
medium $50.
cALyEs-Prime. per h.. slsalo: medium. per h..
saa
CoWs-Prime fresh. each. s50aiAO0 do, com.
mon. 25.0oasOoo; do. old and dr.. l000al5.o0
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-25
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY W. B. Hibbs 3 %,
members of the New YoFk Stock Exchange, Hibes
Building.
cau money; Open. s4 high. 50; low, ,; cioss, ~
SALE OF SHARES BY HOURS.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-25

Some Of the new beaded nets are In
all-over patterns and very attractive. The
gold beads in small designs and sunburst
effects seem to be most popular.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-25
Rankrnntcr Petition
DEEDS OF TRUST.

No. 68 IN re Nellie B. Newton: voluntary. At
J0rneys H. R. Burton and +. s. Hume. Refer
ence 10 Referee Z. s. McCalmout
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-25
Criminal Court No. 2.
Bankruptcy Court.

No ds. n re 3uTeAu q National Literature and
Ar; order authorizing receiver 70 hle petition .by
JuEtics Could.
No Cd n re Nellie B. Newtoa; adjudication
and refsrrnce
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-25

New York. Oct. 2i-WHEAT-lrregllar inactive.
No. Northern spring. 10 arrive, T. o b.. Lisa;
No, red T. o. b., 3; No ? hard, {. o. h, L0i;
No. macar0ni. O B.. s64 No ! Manitoba. 7. o.
b. I04. Reported. 10 loads Mauitoha for export
CORN-Steady; light trade. Steamer mixed. noTni-
ma. export basls; export No . (. b.. 55s. No.
elevator domestic 5514 10 arrive. c. T. Exporters
took loads.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-25
Circuit Court No. L.


Tolstoi Us. District q Columbia: on trial At
torneys, NJ. suasburger and Alex Wolf-E H
Thomas and W II. White.
Lawrence vs.. Goodaere; given TO Jury. Attorneys,
II B. Moultou-M. j. keane.
Assignments for October Il:
N ll5lz. Vispi vs. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
CompanyA Attorneys. Darlington & PennSbaker-
Hamilton.
No. ISL. Masters vs. knights Of Agriculture At
togneys. Gies-Gardineg.
No 81. Nelson vs. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys. Happier a Merirat-
Darlington.
No, 9, Motor Car Company vs.. Geddes ct al. At
torneys. Wels-Birney & WooGard
No. IS. Mcnamara vs.. Washington Terminal Gem
pany. Attorneys. Lecke, Fulton & Cox-Hamilton.
No. lsS. Ransom vs.. Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys, Hackett and Syme-Pery & Son and
DUNLOP.
No. IL Wright vs.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys. Bradley-Darlington.
Circuit Court 80. !:
JUSTICE BARNARD.
No. 5lll9. Tole vs.. AnacOstia and Potomac River
Railway Company, verdict for defendant. Attor-
neys L. J. Mather-C. A. Douglas and ". c.
sullivan.
Nc. 52i4. James rs. George A. Fuller COMPANY.
deposit refunded. Attorneys. q. 5. Bailey and
Tucker. Kenyon & Macfarlaud-E. $. Duvan r.
No. 5E4. Morrow rs. Bell: motion to yacate
Judgment oTeruled Attorneys $. c. peele and
Dudley & Michener-E Burke
80. 1896. Bermann rs Capital Traction Com
pany on trial. Attorneys W. J. LAMBERT aud r
II. featman-R. II. Perry & Son and G. I. Dun
lop.
Miller vs.. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company:
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-25
The Safest investments

MONEY LOANED ON DISTRICT OF
Columbia property at lowest rates.
Quick service Moderate charges
HEISkELL & McLERAN,
2s4-tf 1903 II street NV.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-25

Largest Morning Circulation.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-25
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibba & Co. mem
hers Of the New YORK Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-25
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs