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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-28
THE NEWS IN BRIEF
events Of the World Boiled Down for
tie s.sy nan to. Read At
ILlnre

\ Today is Iexas-Ohlo Day at the Dali
las fair, and governor Haskell, who Is
II native OF Tie buckeye state, is the
principal speaker.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-28
GRAVEYARD WORKING,

All persons interested are requested
10 meet at the Thompson Creek grave
yard November % and bring tools.
fencing and dinner.
r. L, JONES.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-28
HALLOWEEN PARTY.

The young ladies of the Methodist
church will have a Halloween party
Mt the parsonage tonight. Admission,
I0c. Everybody invited. ESQ
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-28

The sewerage system Ia almost a
sire thing. Another feather in our
cap.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-28

Brazos county boys won the bulk OF
the piMes on corn at the Dallas fair.
Those boys are our future citizens and
farmers.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-28

Six new enterprises have beer
launched in Bryan during 1910. Here's
to 1911!
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-28

The Commercial Club is averaging
six inquiries day from people who
want homes and chance to go into
business. They get the information
they want, and they get 1t quick.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-28

THE WITCHES
want to see you at the Methodist par.
sonage tonight. $50
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-28

The jury to try National Guardsman
Manley, at Dallas, ON charge of muir
der, Tor bayonetting a citizen, was
completed yesterday evening and the
taking of testimony began today.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-28

Total for season 1881
Ccttonseed, $40 on per ton. Bryan
spots are quoted today at 10 3-4c. basis
middling.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-28
FLOWERS FOR SALE.

Two-year-old Roses ........ .35 cents
Gala Lilies a In pot) ..... so cents
Boston Ivy ..................10 cents
Arbor Vitae. Dwarf, for lawns
and cemeteries ...........5 so cents
Ferns ................ soc up
Can furnish Orchids and Carnations.
SCOTT FLORAL CO.,
psf Miss Marian Foot, Agent
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-28
LITTLE THINGS THAT COUNT.

The ginners' report of this week
shows much saorter cotton crop
than was predicted. II
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-28

Bryan has had q splendid fall trade.
The only way to account for 1t Is that
Central Texas. We could get more il
our roads were letter.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Efangham place-East half Of lot and West half
Of lot l. block ls; Austin NJ. Curtis ct ux., TO
Daniel T. Sullivan ct ux.. Agnes C. Sullivan
uoint tenantsl sic
ID street northwest between Fourteenth and Eff
teeuth stTeets-Squaro Y part OF lot f. Clio
fanni Batlsta LaEezzo ct ux., Rosa TO Enrico
Cademarlor. SO
Tenth street southeast between + and Il streets
Square 90 part Of lot -; William IL BrDan
10 Jeanette Cohen. SO.
Florida avenue northwest between ard "
Sfeets-aquare &S. Fart Of LOIS 2 and .,
Hose Hudnel e. Vir, John. 70 Emily NJ Jones
La 7 street northwest Square rs lot 50 Emily
NJ Jones to John Hudne ct TX, Rose Hud-
nell, SO
Ees Nineteenth street norihwest-Square 10 l,4 So
Mar A. Shea ct Fir % Augusta g. kirkland
lloFenee j. Kirkland and Marie L. kirkland
81
Mount Pleasani-Lots 553 and So; Clarenoe B.
ltheem and George W. =. SWartzel Trustees. TO
Lnther A. ssanzsi, $3.50.
Washington Heights-Lot 10: Charles r. Rafferty,
e. nx. 70 the Versailles Corporation SO
Dss Rigs stree. northwest Square 2ss lot l06
Edward ". PetherbTidge ct Tx. TO Junette
Blackstone. SO.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Piains-Lot 20 block
:; Edward W. Petherbridge ct Ux. to james o.
EageT. $40.
Long Meadows-Lois rs and III. block 30 Anasia-
tia Nulcshy to Ellen G. McAllister. SO
AnacoS,ia-Iart Of lot ls7 John r. Stuckert ct W.
q Harry L Robey SO
WhitehsFen- Sfz Philip and Jaeob, lots = and 10
The Washington herald., 1910-12-09
LOCAL MARKETS.

CHEEsE-New YORK. new. per H.. Isal7Ik; fat
cheese. Is: dairy chess l6alTA
EGGS-NeaT By. RirgiEias per doz a5a36. yesi-
en- 2Sa2S Southern so
BUffER-Fancy. tub, De H.. Sla3lls prints. pa
2i2 high-gTade Tub. 3; prints. 32ls; frsts tub 30:
Prints. 80; process butter, 3 prints 81.
LIVE POT LTRH-Spriag chickens. per h. Iaal5.
hens, l2al3 ROSTERS. 10; ducks per ID lsal5 TN
keys. large, per b.. lSa20: small Isls
DRESSED POULTRY-TIrkey hens. undravvn
per H.. aa22; gohSers undragn IsazI; old toms
lsa8i turkeys, thin. per h. l5al6; medium. laals.
hens l2ali: young ducks. Der n. Halls; Old Eau.
ch0ce geese. per H.. I3aM.
Potatoes. 5Ca75 FER bus sweet
potatoes L7sa300 ps- Dbl; onions. sOas0 per bus
FRUITs-Apples 1er Dbl. 3OOa5 50: pineapples
crate. 2Ooa275; grapes Arnelia keg 4Oa7 90; K.efer
pears. per basket. Sa5; California oranges. f,er
box f5oa600 grapefruit, per crate 20a350; Florida
ornges, per box, 20oa275: tangsrines. per strap.
{. 50a 30
GREEN VEGETABLES Cucumbers. hothouse
doz sh,l.o0; tomatoes. fancy homegrown, box. 40a
go, lettuce. New York per basket 275a3,5O; cab-
bage. per 100 s.e0a5oo beets, Per doz 80 squash.
per bbl Local. 5; celery per bunch 2a50 eggplant
per crate 19aaO0; eranberries, per box, Lea 3
do, per Dbl. 55oaSo0; green peppers per bhL, Is
rsd peppers. per bbL 30; caulfoaeg, per Dbl. 35a
Id; bans per basket. 50oaz-M
The Washington herald., 1910-12-09
DAILY COURT RECORD
Thursday, s, 1900
(Thursday, December s, lolo3
supreme Court OF the United States.

Supreme Court OF the United States.
Present: Mr.. Justice Harlan. Mr. Justice White.
Mr.. Justice McKenna. Air. Justice Holmes. M
Hughes.
Cleophua ". Mcyickers. Of Woodward. Okla,
and William 4. caderhead. Of Marysyille. kanA'
we're admitted 10 practice,
ordcf-it IS ordered bg the court that the FOLLOW
Ing correspondence he spread upon the minutes and
Journal Of the court.
"surems Court Of the United Stairs
Washington. d. c.. Nov. 3, 1910.
Dear Brother Moody: We cannot let Jon leave
us without expression Of cur deep regret. The TOO
few years during which sat together On the
bench already had confirmed the prophecy Of your
arguments at the bar. They bad proved that your
unusual powers would be applied as faithfully and
lmIaIpailY 10 disIassidnaie decision as when yosl
were Attorney General they had been devoted TO
an always lofty Presentation Of a side. We gTieye
that the country soon should lose services that
It III can spare and We c0mpanianship IN which
affection was joined 20 respect. But yeu nave let
a sample Of your work in the repofts, ard, We be
heSe, have earned the great reward-that the WISE
and good Of the future. well as Of the present.
VIII sag II was well and nobly done.
John NJ. HARLAN
- d. WHITE
JOSEPH MckENNA.
OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES,
WILLIAM X. DAY
We came 10 the bench Of the supreme Court
after Brother Moody was compelled b. scknasz 10
lay ASIDE active public work. But we have knowl-
edge Of his Of life and OF his judicial oEin-
ions and concur most cordially IN what IS said IN
the above letter hy those Of his associates who served
with him on the bench.
HORACE H. LuRToN.
CHARLES T. HUGHES
30 18th street nv, Washington, d. C..
December s. lsl0
My Dear Brethren; / cannot let your letter 60 IN
answered, but at this time I unable ittingly
10 say more than that your words reach deep IN my
heart and mind aud awaken there an intense grail
tude 70 you all. With the expression OF this and
Of ms respect and affection for each individual
sincerely yours, MILAN II. MOODY"
vs. c. \, Haskell e al: argument continued by
Mr. Charles West for the defendants in error. and
concluded By Ar. g. +. Ames for the plaintia
in error.
No. a. Ashton c. ShaIienbeEge4. governor o. the
state Of Nebraska ct al, appellants Va The Flrst
State Bank Of Holsein. Asbr.. e al. and
No. 6G. Assaria state Bank of Assaria et al
appellants rs Joseph y Dolley. a. bark commis-
sioner, &c. e al; argument oommeneal BY Mr.. J.
l. Albert for the appellants in No. as. and Con-
tlnued By Mr.. Arthur =. Mullen for the Appellants
IA No. AS and Mr. John L. Webster fog the aps
pellees in No. 4i5 and appellants in No GIT; by
Mr. Charles G. Nheeion for the appellants IN No
50 by Mr. +. 5. Jackson and Mr.. A. c. Mitchell
for the appellets IN No 6i7, and concluded by Mr.
Chester j. Long for the appellants in 40 6I7.
Adjourned until tc-moFrUw az y O'Clock.
The day can fnr Friday December g. VII be a.
follows. Nos. s59 land E9j SIS r. ST. SIS Ga
l0o 80 z and a.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-09
Circuit Court No. 1.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No sl5Z1 Tompkins vs.. American Realty Com
pany; time to file transcript Of record extended.
Attorneys. Wolf & RosenbcTF- Birney Woodland
No. 4N7l Jones "a New YORK Continental Jewel
Filtration Company on trial Attorneys, b. I.
Dogie and c. A. Douglas and II. II. Obear-J. ii.
Hayden.
Assignments for today-Motious. to be heard at
lis D. N
No !. Colorado rs Small. Attorneys. Prcutsss-
Edson.
No Nelson ~. Washington Railway and Eeo-
the Company. Attorneys. Happier Aerat-
Perry & Dunlop.
No = Donaldscn vs. Interstate Amusement Com
pany. Attorneys. Fesgnsop-Wof.
No T. Robinson rs Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. Attorneys, Wolf & DaFid-Hamilton.
Colbert. Yefkes Hamilton
No. 5. Ford vs. District Of Columbia ct al At
torneys. DaVis-Thomas & Darlington
No {. McNamara Va. Washington Terminal Con
Dany- Attorneys. Leckie. Fulton & COx-HAmilton,
Colbert, Yerkes & Hamilton.
No 7. Hawkins v. Southern Railway Company.
Attorneys. Bailey Hamilton. Colbert. YeEkes d
Hamilton nd Maddox Galley
No s, Muriaugh IS. OCOnnor. Attorney
0D0nogbue -KeaHe.
Ne g Halleabergsr vs. Commercial National In
surance Company. Attr-ne5s Connie Slater.
No. TO- summit Realty Company ~ Katzen- Al
torneys. Wheahey-stsaman.
No II. Logan rs Washington Railway snd Flee
trie Company. Attorneys. Wilson-Dariington.
No. T. Peyton ys. Sanford. Attorneys. Digs
Smith & Archer.
No. Il. Jones vs.. sower Attorneys. Rhodes
Digs
No Il Jennings Va Meshaw. Attorneys. Bride
& Wheatley- Geftman.
No Is. Reynolds administrator, WymAn. At
t0rncys. Sainn & stuties-White.
No Is Miles Va Capital Traction Company. At
tornsys. Hackett-PGTy s. Dunlop.
No II. Mofizrity administration. rs Washington
Gaslight Company. Attorneya Montague MofiaTlty
& NeWmyer-Alinor & GoldsborOugh-
No Is. Hunt vs.. Masters ct al. Attorneys, Hay
den & Flanc-fiieS
No IS NeEburgh V. warder. Attorneys.
Adriaans-LatHneF.
Circuit Court No. :.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
No. $500 Axman ~ Washington Gaslght Com
pany and No. 5lS0i. Azman Same; on trial
Att0soeys, Charles Poe-BeFry & AinOf.
Assignments for December 3.
Motions
No !. Warren ~ Herald Company. Attorneys,
Gittings-Beuy & Minor.
No. Price ~ Rollins Attorneys. Robb-
Ridout.
No ! Brez. administrator. vs. Chesapeake Beach
Railway Company Attorneys, TohTiner 4 New
myer-t1suneTy Hit
No. Wines vs.. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. Attorneys Fulton & COz-Hanilton. Col
bert. 1erkes Hamilton.
No B Hall New YOrk Loan Company. Attor-
ness Frisby-Gies.
No 6. Pettis vs. Posi- Company. Attorneys, Rich
ardson & Shrege-'IAmbert.
No. Z. O'Day IS. kinneF. Attorney, Rid0ut
No. 8, Rove "a Alexandra and Potomac River
RsiiWay Commny Attorneys. Behrend- darlington
No Hindie. administrator. vs.. Donaldson et a.
Attorneys. Archer & smith Donaldson, Tucker &
Clagett.
No. 10. Ciemeats vs. Model Laundry Company.
Attorneys Mackey. johnson ard CzHlngtOn- Perm
& Son.
No II. Willis vs. Potomac Dredging Company.
Attorneys. DoBaldson- Brandenburg q Brandenburg.
No y Donslds0n vs.. Empire State Surety Con
pany. Attorneys, Doualds0n- Hamilton. Colbert
Nefkes K Hamilton.
No. Is Mathews IS. Terrell. Attorneys Drew
o Shea.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-09
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by W. b. Hubs & Co
members Of the Chicago Beard Of Trade. Hibbs
Building.
Chicago. Dec 2-The wheat market orsened al,pt
&c lower and had an easy undertoue through
cut the session. News ct q bullish character is he
coming scaroeF every day hut sti the local profes
SIGNALS cling firmly 70 the hope that prices may adj
vance. 81. Louis reported sales Of 1900 bgshels
No red out Of store this morning and exrressed
the belief thai considerable cash business is being
done and not reported. # such is the case il Is
about the only market where there is any cash
business being done. for locally at least no inter
est Is displayed in this department Local receivts
II cars, with Is estir.lted for tOmorrow.
Com vas practically lower in a rather dun and
narrow market The cash situation SEEMS 10 he
growing heavier al around. Prices locally were at
least cent per bushc lower with receivers seeking
buyers There is doubtless more or less Consigned
curn ~ or daily receipt which must be sold on
arrival and the demand is Anything but keen eg.-
eialiy IN the way Of business. Local receipts ssi
cars, With az estimated Tor tomorrow.
The cat market ruled easier WITH small spees,la
ton and shows the lack Of short interest Cash
pricrs were about &c lower with q very moderate
demand. Local receipts 25 cars. with isl esti-
mated for tomorrow
The volume OF trade provisions was moderate
Prices averaged a little higher than YESTERDAYS
closing but there was not much change at the
finish
The Washington herald., 1910-12-09
DISTRICT COURTS.


PRESENT; All.
No. gs1. Wilkinson ct al. Is, MeKimmie ct al /:
argument coHunued hy Mr.. Charles Pos Tor ap
peilant continued hy Nr. John Rid0ut Tor appellee.
concluded by Mr. ChaTlo Poe Tor appellants.
Ma lis Michigan IS. Jaeger. argument CON
menoed b M. John Rdout for appellant. continued
b. Mr. W. J. Lambert for appellee, concluded By
Mr. gehn R.dout fog appellant
Ma. @fS9 Chaloner Is, Washington Post Company
argument commenced hg Air. John Rd0ut for ap-
Iellaut, concluded By ar. W. J. Lambert for an
peIlee.
No zpo Pa5arini q WINE rs. Title Guaranty
and Surety Compsny. argument commenced b. Mr..
T. NJ. BroWn for appellant continned b. Mr. Philip
Walker for appellee. concluded hy Mr. =. II. Brown
for appellants; both sides allowed To he additional
auLhorues.
No, ~ slarche Va johnson ct al. and No zs4
Harris e. al IS same motion to hear and de
teTmine causes on the record 10 No. ~ submitted
by Mr. l. l. Handy for appellant u No. ~ IN
support n motion. motion granted
No. 2N. Lyon IS. Bmsey: motion u dismiss Is
submitted By Mr. ". H. White OF cfans5 Tor ap-
Hs-lers. N support % motion. and By Mr, John
Ridoat IN 0ppositpn thereto argument commenced
by Mr. joan Rid0ut for appellant, concluded By
Mr.. ". IL White for appellee appellant allowed 70
lie additional sGthogities.
No 2an Robinson e. al "a HIiInan st AZ. on
motion sppsliess alosed 20 Gle bret. &c-: argu-
ment commenced b. Mr.. L. A. Bailey for appel
lants
Assignments for December 9-ReEular oaI:
No. IN Robinson e. a. Is. HuiRan ct al OF
hearing Attorneys. Bailey. Provost q Ridout-
JFueA
No Gs Hutchinson Va Capital Traction Com-
pany. Attnrncys Mather-Peuy
No 2sG Ambrose rs. Hayes. Attorneys. Ridout
& Rothschild- Church.
No 2ss Nicloz e. a. vs.. Bealnear Attorneys.
Wilson & Barzsdale-A MILAN a smith.
No III Rhodes Rhodes. Attorneys Ellison
& Richardson Bailey 8 MADDOX.
Ne &D9. Unitei States Express Company Va
Bead. Attorneys Biney 4 W0OdArd-Hogzn
Ne oil Martin Poole. Attorneys, Easby-
Smith-Sohon.
No. Zl2 Pastor " Washington. Alexandra and
MoCnt Vernon RaIgsy CmIauy Attorneys. Carter
& Brooks MackaN.
No ia District a Columbia IS. Petty e al.
stUn.
No Z96 Reeves IS. States. Attorneys. Ed
wards & BidOut-Whiie.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-09
STOCKS IN ACTIVE
DEMANDON CHANGE
Wider Market and Stronger
Values-Gas a FaY0rite.

wave OF activity swept over the local
stock exchange yesterday that surpassed
in number OF securities traded in any
thing which has been seen for some time.
The underlying cause Of the busy day
was the turning over OF the money paid
out for Gas certificates, Gas stocks
were the most sought for. though fully
a dozen securities figured in the deals of
the day.
Lanston pays ia per cent regular divi-
dend on December so TO holders of record
on December %. Commercial National
Bank sold at 20 Capital Traction
brought 127is; Mergenthaler. 29i; Railway
IS. from S3H to S3A. and Potomac con-
solidated IS went at 1884
But the active trading was In Gas.
The stock opened at 70. went TO 75lk, and
then back TO 75is Gas Is sold from
1888 20 100. and some IS of 500 also
reached 100. Altogether. the day was
most satisfactory one. as evincing an
active demand for long list Of stocks,
instead Of the narrow trading that has
been noticed in all markets of late.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-09
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Rerulsr call. y o'clock noon:
Georgetown Gas s. 1900 al lG
Washington Gas Is. SEQ at i09 500 at ln.
Washington Gas S. slo0 at l0S% 81 COO st loss
$50 at loss, aoO at IosN, Sl,ooo at lOs7s 500 az
rs
Capital Traction s. 1900 At ll3m
Washington Railway and Electric Is, S2ooo at S3k
$50 AZ SA, 500 at Ssh. SOC at s3s 81 0o at g5A
P9tomae Electric cons s.. 5000 at 99a.
CAPITAL Traction. 10 al l27i4
Washington Railway and Electric pfd.. At SEA
10 at Ssh
Washington Gas. 3 At IS. p at Tsls. Is at ~.
. at 55-s, % at 75lA. at 75la. 3 at T5s.
Mergenthaler Linotype 10 al H.
Commercial National Bfnk 10 az as
Union fuHt 10 at i32. 10 at Ia
Potomac insurance. 10 al 30 4 at 30
After 0il-Nashington Gas a. 500 al 100 500 AZ
l09 500 at 100 500 at 100 500 al %. 500 al 100
500 az 100. $50 at 100. 500 at 100. 500 at 100 500
az 100
Washington Railway and Electric CON, IS al ga
Washington Gas 70 az 554
Washington Gas IS. 2o0o az iOs. 5000 az loa
Following are the bid and asked prices posted at
yesterdays meeting Of the Washington Stock EI.
shange.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-09
Probate Coars.
JUSTICE GOULD.

JUSTICE GOULD.
Estate a. AleKandfr 6. SKINS letters Of admin
istTauou granted TO simon Lyolf boad N0o3 Al
torneys. Lyon * L5on
Estate Of Charles +. Larnei; letten q Edninistra
ton granted 70 Philo LaTned; bond. 500 Attor
Eeys. sane.
Estate AZ William II. Bel; sane to SIMON Lyon
bond 500. Attorneys, same.
Estate q Sylvester Mogry; same To Charles A
Barnard. bond. 000 Attorneys. sane
Estate Of Matilda Tyler letteS tsstamentary
granted to John " Brausoni bond, s5a, Att0ruey
Irving williamson
Estate Of John Cook. letters testaneniary granted
to George and kebecca Cook. bond. SOD. Attorney.
George Cook
Estate q May z. Lehman: sale Of personality
oriergd. Attorney ". {. Balderstou
Estate q I4esgeilyn Jones: letters Of adrninis-
tFation granted 10 Charlotte L. Jones; bend SD
Attorney, r. T.. McMahon.
Estate Of William L. Luyin Susan DeEille; %
tton 10 be included In distribution. Attorney,
Thomas Walker.
Estate Of Alexander Derrout: VIII dated April
2 Is6. filed
In re John BHtton Ct a. order for sale. Attor-
ney Evans Browne
Estate OF Rose Kraene-; VII dated september %.
1910 fled
Estate Of Henry N. Hoyt: viii dated April 3.
l9ol fled
Estate Of R. Barnard Taleott; vii dated oetobe.
> 1872 filed
Estate Of John T. Yerneu: vii dated December
IS. 1894. codicl dated June g 1910. and petition
for ietters tostanent2r. Attorneys W C. Gle
plane and NJ. X NarnelL
Estate Of Eunice b. Sawyer: petition for letters
testameutary Attorneys Gordon & Gordon.
In ne George A. Smith; petition for appointment
Of guardian Attorney. q. r.. Collins
The Washington herald., 1910-12-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York Dec. S-CATTLE-Reeeipts. Ls85 head
no sales; FEELING steady Dressed beef quiet at sisa
l9s cents FER pound for common TO prime native
SIDES London and Liverpool markets unchanged
Shipments, none.
CALVES Receipts sa had feeling steady.
common to prime reais sold at l0all00 pr 100
Pounds olik, 50oa60 BAInyard and fed calves.
tNaS0; no Westerns; city dressed yeaIs steady;
caoce eareasses scarce and firm al l3al6s per pound
country dressed calves Gals.
ohLEf AND LAMRS-RceiptS. sac head
0leeh hrm' lambs. 10 CENTS higher; ordinary 70
lFune lambs sold al 6oeaSs5 per hundred pounds;
earrings 45S5os; eln sheep. 80; no good sheen
offered, Dressed nsutton steady at Gas Der pound;
es'o.ea wethes. "a. dressed lambs uuiet hut firm
az loalIs. -' ''''N
4 hoeiS -Reeesqts Lac head No sales; feeling
..ts % nts higher. Country dressed hogs steady
- 011 psf pound Tor heavy TO choice light weiehts
The Washington herald., 1910-12-09
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Dec. s.-HOGS-TiFe hogs were slow
and cents lower than yesterdays average. The
receipts estimated az 800 official yesterday
90 6s9; shipments Isl4; left over 5.l55 estimated
receipts tomorrow. 9O0 Bulk Of prices. 20:
lights, 3.l5a7.5Tis mixed and butchers, lisa %;
heavy, 7.l5a755; rough. heavy. 7.so; yorkers. T50
CATTLE-Weak 10 a shade loser; estimated r.
eeipts, 6000 bceEes 440a72a; COWS and heifers 25a
$40 Texas steers flea5 .; Western 4.l0a6a
SHEEP AND LAMBS SLOW at yesterdays closing
prizes; estimated receipts. 5Ooo; natives 2Zzi q;
Western, 26ollZj; yeaTlngs. SIS: lambs. 425as 3d.
Westerns 51a62
The Washington herald., 1910-12-09

Kalamazoo Mich, Dec. S-Because his
wife told a funny story. u. S. Roebaek
is suffering from a broken jaw. When
he returned from work Mrs. Roeback re-
lated story she had heard during the
day. Roeback started to laugh, and
when he tried TO close his mouth he
could not His wife hurried to his as
sistance, but her efforts were fruitless
A Dhvsician occuDied two hours in SET
ting the jaw.
Mrs. Roeback refuses to tell what the
story was. and her husband is now an
able TO relate it, because he cannot talk
The Washington herald., 1910-12-09
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Dec. G-Money on call at the stoca
exchange today opened at 81 per cent; highest
SAs; lowest. }: closing. 81 per cent Most Of the
DAYS loans we're made at 81 per cent.
Time money continued duh. The SUPPLY was not
superintendent. and demand was a restricted one.
Rates saiA per cent for thirty % forty DAYS: per
cent for sixty aud ninety days. and for four and
i've months, 4a4h per cent for six months.
Mercantile paper was issued in fair volume
meeting with & reasonably good demand. Rates:
AS per cent for sixty 10 ninety days indorsed
hills receivable and choice four 70 six months sim
Gle names; 5s4a6 per cent fer Others.
Interior money rates were unchanged
The Washington herald., 1910-12-09
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Dec S-BuTTER-Receipts to-day,
SO packages The market was firm Creamery
specials. PER To-, b creamery. extras. % cream
sTy frsss. p; State dairy tubs, finest. 9; process
specials. %
CHEESE Receipts to-day. l.4es boxes The mar
ket is steady. state whole milk specials, Septm-
Der. III STATE whole milk fancy. colored. Sep
tember 81 State SKINS August September quality,
Is; State SKINS, average fancy, liz.
EGGs-Reciepts to-day. SECS cases The market
il light. state. Pennsylvania. and nearby hen
heTy. white. fancy. IS; state. Pennsylvania. and
nearby heunery browns, fancy. IS; fresh gathered
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The Washington herald., 1910-12-09
B. & o. ELECTS OFFICERS.
Oscar G. Murray Is Chairman OF
Board of Directors.

oscar q. Murray Is Chairman OF
Board OF Directors.
Baltimore, Md, Dec Sat the annual
meeting of the board OF directors OF The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company,
today. the following executives were re-
elected: Oscar G. Murray. chairman OF
the board; Daniel Willard, president:
George F. Randolph. first vice president;
j. V. Mcneil. fourth vice president and
treasurer; c. w. Woolford. secretary;
Hugh l. Bond. jr., general counsel
The term of office or George Il Potter.
third vice president. having expired. at
his request he was not reelected. The
appointment of A. w. Thompson as gen
eral manager of the company's lines
was confirmed. Mr.. Thompson's eeva-
ton is from the Office of chief engineer,
to which position he was appointed in
April of the present year. he entered
Baltimore and Ohio service in 1893,