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The Washington herald., 1910-04-06
TO MAUDE ADAMS.

By Patricia Peuryth.}
Into my place q toll she sane.
With radiant face and bsaming eye.
The Little Lady whose mere name
To me is inspiration high
Rev'rsns watched her Eayly Ereet
Men Of renown and high degree.
Then thrilled 20 feel our glances meet
As graniOusly she smiled at me.
Then !. obscure, but counting fans
And serving AT in loElg ways.
Looked up TO where she stood supreme.
And Thought that one brief word Of praiss
From her dear liIs, could L BE- earned.
A gUcrdOn wOndFous rich would be;
Then back unto my TX I turned
Content. because she smiled at me-.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-06
Vaseline for Hang Nails .

If the cuticle about your nails seems
tough and there is tendency to "hang
nails" rub in a little vaseline or cold
cream every night before retiring. Soon
you will see a marked Improvement in
the condition OF the nails.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-06
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN.
WHITE GETS BREWERS SEAT.
Members OF Supreme Court Rear
range Places on Bench.

Members OF Supreme Court Rear
range Places On Bench.
Mr.. Justice Wright has taken the chair
of the late Justice Brewer in the seating
arrangement Of the Supreme Court,
which was changed yesterday. Justice
White now sits TO the left of Chief JUS
tiee Fuller, and Justice Harlan. the
senior member, has the chair on the
right Of the Chief Justice.
In the new arrangement seats 10 the
right Of Chief Justice Fuller VIII be oc-
cupied in the following order: Justice
Harlan, Justice MeKenna. Justice Day.
Justice Lurton. On the left are Justice
White. Justice Holmes, Justice Moody,
and the successor 10 be appointed to JUS
tice Brewer.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-06
NO PAY FOR CAPT. HAMS.
Slayer of william F. AnniS Deprived
of salary since July 1908.

of Salary Since July 1905.
Capt. Peter c. Hams, jr., now confined
In the penitentlary for the murder OF
William E. Annis. has not received any
pay since July p. 1898, according to re-
ports from the Office of the paymaster
general Of the army The Withholding OF
Hams pay is based on the restrictions OF
section 1891, army regulations, which pre-
vents payment TO officers and enlisted
men under the arrest Of civil authorities
until acqulttal
An attempt will be made to reopen the
case by Gen. Hams. and in case the off,
Ger is acquitted, Capt Hams VIII receive
hts fun pay from July 81, 1908
The Washington herald., 1910-04-06
TRANSFER PATTERNS.

Upon receipt Of this pattern ordered on coupon
below. place he rough glazed side OF the pattern
down material 10 be stamped. then press no.
fat-irun on the back or smooth Sda Of the pattern
Be careful not to let pattern slin)
The Washington herald., 1910-04-06
Cleaning Clock.

saturate piece OF cotton as large as
an egg with coal oil and put on the floor
OF the clock and close tightly.
In four or five days you VIII see the
works clean as new and the cotton black
with particles of dirt. which have been
ioosened by the kerosene fumes.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-06

There are men who expect their wives
to be a good companion, patient
mother. an excellent cock. -aud 3 first
class valeI-Judge. -
The Washington herald., 1910-04-06

A coquette is the most cursed and most
courtsd Of all human beings.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-06

That delightful Pinero play. ~TreIawny
Of the Wells. is TO be revived by Charles
Frohman at his London Repertory Thea
ter with a remarkable cast. Irene Van
brugh win take her old part OF Rose
Trelawny, Miss Hilda Trevelyan will
play Ayonia Bum. and Fay Davis the
The Washington herald., 1910-04-06

PE<EAT there should be
portion
best ideas advanced Miss Ethel
sunragist in his countrv
The Washington herald., 1910-09-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Between E, F. Twelfth. and Thirteenth streets
noTtheast-sQuare logl. lot %; Barbara N. Graf
70 Charles r. Carroll e Tx. SO
u3 street northwest-squage 81 l1t Is, Beujar
min F. stultz to Harvey A. Berkeley. SO.
Chevy chase-s4uare 1888 lots T. 20 =. Fulton 4.
Gordon et ux. 10 Heury Bosch and Anna NJ.
Boesch. &0a
Ninth street. between and Q streets nor1hwes,-
Square 81 part Of l0t s. Lena S. Stem to
Morris Stein. SO.
Chevy Chase Heiehts-slusre ,s5s. lot q John c.
MunCastsr 70 Lydia II. AIitm, SO
Manor Park-SguaTe Us lots . g. and q; square
S353. lots SO 70 s.: William NJ. Terrell. trustee
70 the Manor PARK Securities and Development
Company. SO
First Addition 20 Manor Park-square SSs. lots ~
and %; William NJ Terrell e; TX. 10 the Manor
PARK Securities and Development Company, SO.
Manor Park-SqUsre S-65. lots % g. j. and Is:
square $50 los ! to l6. p 10 So and 81 TO 50:
square 5-o, lots j 10 q and 3 70 - square
Is7. lets J . &c. . and 2, square SIS. lots 5
20 J. Is u 10. and % O. s.; square 3259 lots /
20 a; square so. lots 70 5; square asg lots
70 Ie. Il. l5. 3 TO S. S 10 3 and Is 10 A.
square $40 an II square: sslUarr Ss3l lots % 10
=; square 3i2 lots ] % TO- Is and ls, square
4545 lots I 20 g and 70 10 % square S7ii lots
10 y and IS % 81 square S345, lots ] 20 u
and i 70 =: square $50, al Of square; square
S'3 lots 70 S; square S575 lots q 10 . north
OF square $40 al q square, William NJ Ter
rel. trustee. 70 the Manor Park Securities and
Development Company. $50
Ingleside-L0t S. block IS; Lewis T. Breuninger et
uN. 10 John L Nelson, SO trust S. 500
Langdon PaTk-Lot IS and '-Tts of lots z and H.
block 2; Joseph A. Tar and Mary L. Tlf 20
George L Sinder e TX, SO
Kentucky avenue southeast between y and Z
streets-Square 1852 i0t 60. Lahan G. Kelly ct
uX- 70 John 4. lngrIez and DrUsilla In9rlck SO
lcl and lo3 street ndrthVest-S9uare So, lot %
square 5i3. original lot = and west half Il lot
4 Everett +. Rider e. ~ 10 Lewis Holmes. SO
Granby-L0t . of Nieth's subdivision, Thomas d.
Manchester et ux- 20 Henry A Nieth SO
Noodrdse-SQuare 43il. lots J and Is; Henry A.
Nietb It uX. 10 Katherine F. Manchester SO
Lnthicum Estate-SQuare zI5i south part Il sub
lot i; Charles G. Warden e ux 10 Acteson +
Hassam. SO
South EinehuTst-Sluare s0.9 lot l9; South Pine
hurst Company TO Wilbur T. Jones Sl00
schuetzen Park-L0t g. block 8; Charles Conner
% George II. Miller e. NIX. SO.
Beysrly-Sluare 1857. lots e and 4; D. Il. Roland
Druy 20 John II. Painter. SO.
Twenty eighth and Q streets northwest-Square l2s5
parI Of square; Frederick g. Alt5at e. ux e.
81 to Mabel ". Bradley $40
Tsnth street northeast between and / streets
Square 90, lot IS; Joseph r. Lanahan e TX
and Francis D. klimkreWicz et ux Lucy to
William II. McCCr-eu st uK.. Anna Mcconnell
SO
Columbia Heights-Lot %, block o; Harry A.
Kite 10 Edward r. Noyes and Emma F. Moves
ga
Holmesd Manor-East half q lot B. block A.:
Charles RenshaW q uX.. sarah c. 70 George
Tcpham and Lewis E. PuTium trustees SO.
sauls Addition-Square 200 lot 80; Ellen NJ
Wiley 10 Edward L. Brice So
The Washington herald., 1910-09-27
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

With considerable activity in the bank
list. the local stock exchange opened up
yesterdays session to better business
than has been noticed for several weeks.
An excellent demand for money was
evident, with the demand greater than
the supply. Mercantile interests were
responsible for the greater part of the
Inquiries
Offerings of District OF Columbia
S55s appeared for the first time in sever
al weeks. and two bonds. in denomina-
ton of $50 each, found sale at loi.
Considerable bidding attended an Of
ferings of Washington Gas. but only five
shares found sale. The price held firm
throughout the session at IS.
Money rates ruled firm at 6is and
per cent. Several collateral loans were
made at these figures.
National Metropolitan Bank was the
principal seller OF the session. five lots
altogether changing hands. Sales aggre-
eating fifty shares went at 200. The
price remained steady throughout tho
bidding.
Notwithstanding an evident demand for
National City Bank. but one lot was
offered. Bidding ruled at 10 and twenty
five shares went at that figure.
Offerings for Mergenthaler were or lit
tie avail. The sale OF but one share at
2lS was recorded. holders evidently hop
ing for higher offers.
Union Trust found one broker ready
and one lot of ten shares at 1914 was
snapped up eagerly.
Several transactions took place after
call. nine shares of American Telephone
and Telegraph going at 1881. and
twenty railway common found sale at
g. Fractions of Lanston went at S.
After two week in the country. w. b.
Hibbs returned to the city yesterday and
greeted his friends on the board.
Announcement was made yesterday Of
the election OF Roe Fulkerson as a di-
rector OF the Citizens Savings Bank
The Washington herald., 1910-09-27
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore sept B---CORN-stnek in elevators.
E li6 bushels: shipments from elevators, io77 bush
els Spot naked corn az the opening sold for 5sis
nominal. year corn a. hs'opening 81, nominal
January early was IS nominal. while February at
the opening was SCI. bid. Settling price: Contract.
5sx
FLOUR-WiuteT e1tTa. new. 3Fh3.50. do clear.
new 405a425: do. straight. new. 44oai5si do. pat
ent new iga500, spring clear Ll5a4 go Do. straight.
530a5 So do. patent. 55aa5T5; City Mills best
patent ESQ do. hish-grade patent 5i5: DO. straight
5 Is. choice family A60; extra. 35a375: rye -four.
medium choice. 4L5aL50. cornmeal. per go ibs..
lf al6s
uATS-stock in elevators s530sl bushels; ship
rnents from elevators. 81 bushels The qVotatioas
for neW cats on SPOT Were. No. 2 white 3sa3s3z ;
standard white. 57l4a5s No. white. 5las5a No.
white 5dAs7
RYE-Stock in elevators. ZOE bushels; shipments
frzn elevators. = bushels. No. ne Western. do
nestle. 1sas9; Ne. , rye. domestic 76a7!; bsg lots
65a72: No. 5 re Wes-srn domestic, 7aa7l; No. 2
re. nearby 72a33 No. 3 rye Fs7l-
WHEAT-SJock In elevators. l15lD bushels;
shipments from elevator I.Il bushels Bag lots
as 70 quality and condition s. 81 9is5 q % and
LOB FER bushe September iooi5 spot No. red
wheat early was loci1 white No ? nd West
era opened at L0l. October. los NosembeT
lo2isaL02as Deoemt-r. lO5isaI.oS5. Sales. 32-0
Spot strictly fresh LCJa 1890 Cltober. lo05s
Settling prices; Contract SPOT, LejA No. = nd
Western. l.oo4 Ne RID ss11 steamer No. ? nd
s5A, and steamer No ? rcd Western. 3iis
The Washington herald., 1910-09-27
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibbs & Co.
members < the Chicago Board Of Trade Hibba
Building.
Chicago, Sept. 3,-There was very little demand
Tor cash wheat here. but Minneapolis reported a
good demand for spring wheat with No. ! Northern
= 10 IA CENTS oger December. The big mills re-
ported -four demand fair while the small ones cay
1t Is poor. Gables received from Argentina re-
port crop prospects there encouraging Trade was
light all day and mostly Of a local professional
character. Receipts to-day % cars with % est.
mated for tomorrow.
The com market ruled firm o. covering by shorts.
owing 70 wet. cold weather throughout the corn
belt. Country offerings were very light, practically
nothing. The tarmeE have stopped selling The
cash demand. however, was NeTy quiet. Local 70
oelpts, 25 cars, with 81 estimated FOR tomorrow
There was special feature % the oats market.
which ruled quiet within a narrow range and fol-
loved the course Of corn. C0autry offerings were
way light. but there was absolutely no cash de-
mand. Local receipts. 100 cars. with 81 estimated
Tor tomorrow.
Strength In nearby deliveries Of lard was the
prominent feature Ia provisions Shorts and local
packers the chief BUYERS q lard while smaller
packers and large Western packer sold. Nearby
deliveries Of pork declined sharply On d Few trans
actions. Cash trade slow ia meats.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-27
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square l55-LOt 81 Frederick r Sparks 70 the
American Security and Trust Company trustee.
10 secure the National Savings and Trust Com
pany. 500. year. per cent, semi-annualy.
Square G4S-Lots Is 10 p Henry Boeseh e ux.
Anna NJ to II. D. Gordon and Robert f.
Heater, trustees. 90 secure Fulton r. Gordon.
5000. ) years, per cent. semrannually.
Square 72-Lot s. Elizabeth VI. Tucker 10 Will
lam p. Nom0yle and II. Ambrose Marsden,
trustees, 10 secure James f. shea 500 payable
January 3. 1911, per cent per annum.
Square 5s05-Lots 2i5 and 2iI; William King to Cos
Spugnard, trustee, 10 secure Myer Hahn s. 800
year. per cent. semiannually.
Square Slot 81 William =. Keneaiy ct TX
TO Daniel 0C. Calaghan and odell S. Smith.
trustees. TO secure George l. StaTkey, 81 go 3
years, ) per cent semi-amually.
Square B6-Lot l6-; Clayton z. Emig et ux. TO
Hugh Il ObssF and Lucien Keith, trustees,
TO secure Edward 7. Beery, $780, year. s
per cent semi-annuaily.
Square 3a65-I-ots ! % i. II and ls re- ,Uare S36
lots I to 10. p TO 20, and 81 TO 30: square 5267
lots Is 20 p and 50 to a; square 81 lots ! 70
l9 3 and 3. square 1Ss. lots 10 7. Is 10 Is,
and 10 10 81 square Sls9 lots l to Il square
$50. lots 10 s; square $3.50. lots ! TO 10, Il, Is.
. TO 50, g, 80 and - 10 4 square 800 all Of
square, square 3Ssl lots % 70 p: square Ss42 lots
! 70 TO- Is and 70; square s3i3 lois ! 10 IS and
40 to 80; square S3i4. lots TO Is and l6 20 81
square Si5 lots 10 u and Il 10 2; square $3.50,
all of square square S3.3. lots 10 5: square
Sy75, lots 2 TO q: north Of square $50. ali OF
square square 52sS. lots 49, 20. and Il square
$3.50 lots 49 to s.; square 1886 lots 10 and 20:
Manor Park Securities and Development Company
10 Merton NJ Little and Joseph f. Page trls-
tees. 70 secuIo William VI. Terrell. trustee.
$500. to "a months. AZ per cent. semi
annually.
Ingleside-Lot s. block Is; John L. Nelson ct ux.
10 George E. Walker and Samuel Ross. trustees.
to secure Lewis z. Breuninger s. 800 monthly
payments 6 per cent per annum.
~
and Arthur Carr, trustees. % secure Rebecca
Cock. s2ooo 5 years per cent quarterly.
Square 465-Lot q and part Of lot "a; r. Bailey
Reed e ux. 70 Chaplin Brown and Henry 81.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-27
IN THE BONEYARD.

Some blamed good fellows lie asleep down yonder where the
tall grass waves, but ever weep plant
bushes ter graves They calmly paupers beds and
wait the judgment row. shining tombsone DER their
heads requiem but the winds that blow They the shift
less ring lads upon weary world Turned loose they
learned to nail the ads and salt them down for It's
pretty tough that sleep unmarked bargain
graves because their puns they keep the hono for the
who saves man whose eyes wide apart whose hands
reaching in his jeans who listens rather his heart than
the teachings of his bans apt join the pauper crowd and
perish after many knocks and cheap odasioned sroud
and sumber ms6t box Whereas if he is shrewd and WISE
with lips that close up like hap and little space between the eyes,
and hands that hang what they grasp his death will fill the
with gloom and mourners will bewa the day. and he will have
corkng tomb in which to loaf the years away WALT MASON
Copyright, y amA
The Washington herald., 1910-09-27
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

prices quoted are wholesale.l
BUTTER-Fancy tub. per b.. q 10 Zsa high
grade tub. q: renovated. 2 20 2li; print. 30.
EGGS-Neer-by. fresh Virginia. per dozen. q;
West Virginia and Southwest Virginia. q Tennos-
see. e.
LIVE PoULTRY-spr chickens lsc per ID. ;
hens. i5 per h.; ROSTERS. Il per ID; ducks. IS
per n.
DRESSED POULTRY-Hens. choice. per H.. IA;
ROSTERS per h.. Y; sDingers i7alsi ducks. per b.
I2aB: geese per H.. sal0.
YBGETABLES-POta1 new No. !. per bbl.
I.25al75; No. 2 bbl. l5ai.00. sEeets Per bbl.
/ 55a2 3: yams. per Dbl 200a22 8 cicumbers, per
basket 75al00: onions, per box 75aao cabbage. per
Dbl. 60alm: eggplant per doz. NAB squash, per
crate. 25a40: string beans. pe- tbl L50a2o0 lima
beans per qt. sal2is lettuce Per basket i0oal.75:
tomatoes home grown, per box, 2a5o; celery. per
crate 2T5a4 90 radisnes per 100 Local 20: peppers.
per basket 25a50; turups per dozen punches. =;
hsets 100 punches. looal5o; green curn. pa doz..
iMis
GREEN FRUIT5-Apples per Dbl. lcoa3.0o;
oranges California. per box. 350a6.25s leseoas per
box 350aL50: grapefruit. per crate. 30oA5so: pine
apples per crate 290a35: Cantal9upes. Der crate.
S5aiGo: teaches basket. 40a65i Watermel0ns. each.
l5a25; gIapes. Delaware. l5os205 Niagara. lZja20o;
Concord 0aioo per carrier BaFtlets pears 359a4 3
per barrels; dams0ns. Z0as75.
WOOL AND HIDEs-Wool, washed. free Of ours.
per b. 4 wool uns4shed. pr 10. 2 hides. green.
per b.. g; hides. dy. per h. l2alli cafskns green.
each. L25slD
The Washington herald., 1910-09-27
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. SEPT. 8-ouotations by Baltimore
Fruit and Produce Association are IS follows:
RUTTER-CreameTy. fancy. DIT h. Gisa2s. do.
choice esisa29; do. good. 26isa27 do. imitation
20isa22; do prints 21a3l; do blocks, 2sa30: ladle
2. Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls y; Ohio rolls
q West Virginia rols p store packed q Mary
land Virginia and Pennsylvania dairy prints q !:
process. 2ia26
EGGS-MaTyland, Pennsylvania and nearby hrsts
pr doz- q Western frsts q southern hTsts, 3 5
West Virginia drSts Is.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickeus young. choice. h.
l5l.al6; do rough aud POOR ID. liaI5 old hens, b.
heavy 70; do small 70 medium lial5: CID ROSTERS
10. l0all ducks. Old mUsCJYy ard mungTel h.. la
Z: do. young white pekins, fat To-. l3al4; do
puddle Old. h. l3all; do. spring over lbs. PER
h.. Lali; do. spring small TOOr per h, p,
pigeons old. pr pair %; do. young per pair, "a
3; guinea fowl Young. IL lbs. and over. each. iJ.
do old. each. =.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-27
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Sept 2a-SnLLFEED-Easit Spring
bran. &.eO; standard middlings A25; city bran.
80 in bulk; Western red dog, $3.50. 70 arrive
winter bran. in lO0-pound sacks, to arrive 24se
OATS-Weak, lfeless. No. 2 white 3sA: No 8
white. SSl& No. 4. 5A white on track. 5sa4Sls
fLOUR-Steady; business moderate. Kansas
straights 4s5a5.00 IN sacks; soft straights 450a
465. in barrels; spring patents. 5.5Oa575 in bar
rels; spring clears 4-50ai65.
RE FLOUR-Steady; trade inactive Choice
brands quoted al 400a4.S5
CORNMEAL-steady; business moderate Kiln
dried for export. 3S5a3.40; coarse meal, in hags.
l24al8
HAY-Receipts. l.790 tons: steady; fair trade In
choice. Quotations are for new prime timothy 10
ALBA No. I. lO5al.l0; No. 2 s5al00; No g. a0as5
sTRAW-Receipts, 60 tons; quiet. Long rye QUOT
ed al 55a60.
PORK-Unsettled; quiet. Mess, 225oa2s.oO; fam,
ily 2-0oa25.8.
LARD-Flrner. Prime Western. 1850; city 1910:
refined continent. 1850: South American, liO0; re-
fined Brazilian. In kega 300; oleoStearine p: lard
stearine, quiet; New York, I3Izals
The Washington herald., 1910-09-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. sept. &.-CATTLE- Receipts 1850
head Strictly good and choice steers were steady
the underUadts TeU SLOW TO d lower. but nearly
al Che offerings were taken. Bulls were in light
supply and steady: cows dull TO 10 10 Is lower
Ordinary 10 choice native steers sold al 5G0a7. Is
per lo9 pounds; bulls 3.sa4so: COWS and hefers
Aeoa4 %. dressed bcef steady al 9al2 for native
sides, sag for beef Liverpool ard London cables
unchanged. Exports. none
CALVES-Receipts. 22s5 head Yeals Il good
quality. mad gTassers ruled steady; Western calves
less active and lower the yards we're cleared. Com
mon 10 choice veas sold sO0alI0 % per 10 pounds
culls and throwouts 55aZ5o; gTasses or fed calves
65oa725 dressed calves about steady az l4alTs for
ctylressed veals l0al5 for countrydressed Sail for
dressed erassers AID fed calves.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 2Dl0 head
Sheep about steady with last Saturdays prices
The Washington herald., 1910-09-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John William Donneliy. g. and Edith Louise
Cox 80 Rev. Georgs g F. Bratsuahl
AdroR English 2. Of Ruby. Va. and Mazie S. Sui
hard. 49, Of FaymOn, Va Rev John 7. Briggs.
james 3. L3ckhesd % and L5tde C. Hutchins.
p. Rev. J. Luther FranJz
Walter Hanna, q and Esthe- ]. Conrton. -.
both Of Alexandra. Va. Rev. john Reid shannon.
John l. Moser. 2, and Bertha MARKS s. b5-h o.
Newport News Va. Rev. d. e.. Macleod
James H. CLARK . Of Dinvidtis Va and An
ME T. Connolly, 3, Of Dewitt. Va. Rev Claude
y. HeSser
Arthur ]. McElhone, s. Of New YORK y. Y and
Jane Dierken. .. Rev. Marx J. 1lcNesl.
Harry c. Clover ., Of aiauresyJVu. Va and
Myrtle C. Conner, 2, Of Zepp, va. Rev. John T. q
Huidle.
Frederick Wagner jr.. 9. and Margaret E
Hodgkins. 6. Rev. James + King.
COLORED.
Lynn W. White, d, and Penn ]. Watzon 3
both OF New York. Rev. w. Westray.
Charles J. Jones. q, and Edith Esther Miller. ls,
both Of Alexandra. Va Rev. ". " johnson.
William BuualL p, and Gertrude Jones, q
Rev. Peter Hayes.
Charles A. Gross. q, and Carrie L. Matthews a.
both Of Baltimore. Nd. Rev. james T. Willis
The Washington herald., 1910-09-27

Quotations furnished by W. b. Hibbs & Co.,
members Of tho New YORK STOCK EIclange. HlDbs
Building
New York. Sept. 2e-The market held firm during
the late trading and maintained most Of the early
advance, but volume Of business during the last
hour was much smaller than in the forenoon. Spot
markets IN the South are firm and generally IN
changed The cold wave in the Central West, with
killing frost this morning in Western Nebraska will
not extend into the ootton belt. Temperatures In
the northern half Of Texas and through Oklahoma
Tennessee and Arkansas are however likely to drop
10 10 Is degrees before morning with gener-
ally fair weather prevailing There is no indication
II the occurrence Of froat anywhere as yet even
IN the most northerly districts q the belt
The September option continued weak during the
late afternoon from further liquidation although
the total contract stock Of cotton here available
Tor deliveries Is now only a. 900 bales against % 600
on Saturday and 81 900 on Friday 8
The Washington herald., 1910-09-27
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARRET.

CATTLE-EIta. pr cWt.. 650aI5O; do, butcher.
5.50ae00 common. s5Ja5.a0
HoGs-Per cwt gross. s5oaIeOo; do. ordinary.
see
SHEEP-Prime 5oai %; do. common. 5OaS CO.
LAMBs-Fancy spIIag. e14a7; fAu. choice. per
h.. z do. medium, 5
CALVEs-Prime, per 10. salO. do. medium. So
50: do. common, Z.
C0WS-FTime fresh sarh, 35Oaf5oo; DO, COM
hon. S,gesso eoi DO. cid and dry. l00ABW-
The Washington herald., 1910-09-27
local GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-Wheat. per bgshel. 5Oass; corn. shelled
per bushel, 6sa75; cob, S75a40 per barrel; oats.
Western. white. No 2 per bushel zsas2 mixed
per bushel. 45a50; bran, Der ton. $50. middlnr.
per ton. T.0
HAY AND 5rRAW-Hay. Western, No i, eco;
No. 2 z0i mixed 22ooi loose at local scales, 1900:
straw. rye. bundle 100; straw rye, machine thrash
ton. a9A
The Washington herald., 1910-09-27
Probate Court.


CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
In 70 james D. L0ckhesd: Charles G. Taylor ap-
pointed guardian. Attorney Lemuel Fugitt.
RamspargeF appointed guardian; bond, s.. 80. At
torney. +. q. Coldren.
In Olivia Van RisWick; petition foV appoint
ment Of guardian.
Estate Of Catherine r. REsssll. letters Of I'd
ministration granted TO Eva r. Boaie; bond, 90
Attorney. u. ". O'Don0ghue.
In nc Olivia Van Risgick William Ven -
WICK appointed guardian; bond. $3.50. AItNlsy.
A. l. NeWmyeT.
Estate Of Emma G. Cooksey; VIII dated q VI
. 1879. filed
Estate Of Sidney f. Thomas: rule 10 slow cause
Estate Of Charles J. Wagner: viii Gated August
d 1910 fled
The Washington herald., 1910-09-27
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago Sept. B.-Hogs steady Bulk Il prices
al5a9-Q; quality coed. Estimated receipts to-day
2 o0o; official Saturday 4O9: shipments. ST; lef,
over lds; receipts last week 3 81. shipments last
week. 4.is0. estimated receipts tomorrow. ZOO
Light s25as65i mixed and butchers s5ia9 60. heavy
s.fea9iS; yorkers. s5oa96c, PIGS, aGza3l
Cattle generally 10 % IS lower Estimated reoaipts
to-day s60o Beeves. s.751S1: COWS and heifers
2.25a64oi Texas steers. fI5a5s5; Western. 42na5s5
sheep 10 lower estimated receipts to-day 500.
native 26oaif0: Western. 300aLe: yearlings. s5oA
SEQ; lamhs. SOFAS; Western. 525a7N.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-27

lambs slow at decline Of 25aa0 Common - choice
sheep sold 3ooa4.75 per 100 pounds. calls. $50;
common 10 choice lambs. 6O0a7.50; cilS. $50;
dressed mutton dull Al sal0 per 100 pounds dressed
lambs weak At l2aI4
HoGs-Receipt5 Z. 800 head Prices no more thsa
steady al 92oa9.so per 100 pJurds