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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-25
ADJUSTMENTS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Good Comedy Tuesday.

THE Travelling Sale man," James
Forbes comedy, which Henry B,
Harris viii present on Tuesday night,
March 29th, at Cairo Opera House
monopolizes the laugh market Tor the
season, inasmuch as 1t Is being des-
ignated by the press and public as
the comedy success Of the year. II
will be interpreted here by cast
including none but artists OF the first
rank II win be seen here with tvs
same careful attention to detail and
Genie production as marked tho New
York pre- entation. Prices: 25, 90
rs, S1.Gl and $3.50
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-25
CONVENTION TODAY
Prohib itionsts of Cairo and Alexan
der County to Meet-TWo Noted
Speakers to be Present.

The following notice sent out from
Chicago has reached this office.
Two witty capable 1rishmen Will
give the dry" cause boost in the
Court House. Cairo. at 100 and s
p. III. today.
Hon. Michael J. Tanning, one OF
the prohibition stars of the east, for
thirty years a lecturer on the Amer
lean platform, will hold forth and
deliver two lectures. 1t is asserted
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-25
ENFORCE THE LAW
NEGRO MINISTERIAL AssociA-
TON on CAIRO PASS STRONG
RESOLUTIONS.
ASK Enactment Of Ordinance to Pro
hibit Women and Children
Going to saIoons-Also
Want Sunday Closing.

At d meeting Of the ministers Of
the several negro churches of the
city held Tuesday night the following
was adopted to be presented to the
city council at its next regular meek
ing:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council of Cairo, I'll.
Gentlemen. The Cairo Law and
Enforcement League together with
the undersigned citizens of Cairo. be
lieve that the time has come that the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-25
Standard
Special

Amberol Al by the Light Of the Sllvery Moon
Ada Jones and Male Quartetts
Aa.bcro ,.s2 THE Cubanola Glide
Colas and Harlan with New York Military Band
Standard l0363 b. the Light Of the Silvery Moon
Ada Jones
There are Edison dealers everywhere. Go to
the nearest and hear the Edison Photograph
play both Edison Standard and Amberol
Records. Get complete eatalogs from your
dealer or from us.
Edison Paragraphs $3.50 to $4,000
Edison Standard Records .35
Edison Acknowledgements (play twice long) so
Edison Grand Opera Records rs and LOO
7s Lakeside Ave-. Orange. NJ J.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-25
Little tommy Jones :,

The coming OF Little Johnny
Jones" to Cairo Opera House for one
night only, Sunday, March 27th. is
construed as an event 1t is one OF
the successful musieal comedies tnat
has emanated from Geo NJ. Cohan.
Its success has been phenomenal. and
its engagement at Cairo bids fair to
he a succe 8 Prices: IS, -. rs,
s100 and $3.50.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-25
seIt.Made.

A large majority Of the good and re-
epectabic women In this world have
succeeded In berg 50 without the as.
sistnuce nf chaperons. A.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-25

Notice, Brickiayers and Masons.
There will be the regular meeting
Friday night, April 1. Business OF
Importance. Full attendance re
quired.
]. M. STEPHENS,
Deputy.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-25
Y oters, Register!
Only one day Of Registration for April Eccoa Of 1910.
That day will be
Tuesday, March 20, 1910
From s a. m. 10 Q p, I'M.
sier In person. you cannot register al any other time

. FROM . a. H. I'D u, H.
Won mastregr In person. cannot register al any other time
REGISTRATION AND POLLING PLACES.
Ward
Precinct Washington
(Friedrichs Tailor Shop) (W rrgg's Ohice)
Ward
First Precinc Washington
tIaiey's sore
Third Ward
Washington Washington
(Kicoyne Electric Store. (Puleys Paint Store.)
Fourth Ward.
FlstPr
(Andersons Barber shop
Fifth Ward.
Precinct Washington Second Precinct
(O'Shels Plumbing
Sixth Ward.
SIT 22nd ST.
Hose House
Seventh Ward.
Ft Precinct 20 Commercial Second Precinct
(Sackbcrges Barber Shop9 lotto Schuhs Drug Store)
Third Precinct 1901 Sycamore
(John 7. Rennea
W. H.. WOOD
PHIL G. BARCLAY,
C.F.GALGHER, J. B. MAGEE
Chief Clerk Board OF Election
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-25
Uncle ezra SAYS:

Bargain hunters seem bound to git
O bag full NV game regardless nv
how much ammernition they use"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-19
DEATH AND FUNERAL NOTICES
ANNOUNCEMENTS

J. A. GENTLEMAN CO., r HTPEs
smbalmers 1914 Chicago D. 1859 B-lsOs
PIANO PLAYERS repaired. walker. D. 80
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-19
Furnished HousekoepinG Rooms.

800 N. nth st., 6-r. mod. apartment, $50.
2SO3 Bristol, SIR, all modern, barn, t3.b0
J. w. RASP CO.. CSC BrandeiB Bldg.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-19

HANSCOM PARK-Faoing entrance, g.
room ST. Louis upper Nat strictly modern,
fine home, sS5. 1b11 Park Ave Dr.. Clark
1902 s. 18th st.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-19

ALL or part Of modern furnished steam
heated apartment. Phone Webster 1881.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-19
MEDICAL
MONEY TO LOAN
SALARY AND CHATTHL8.


'ttttf$SSf
8 NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
HELP DOWN THE LOAN TRUST
DO YOU KNOW
8 that there 10 trust to maintain high
& rates among the loan companies OF
q DO YOU KNOW
IS that we are q NEW CONCERN, or
& Ganised TO FIGHT THE TRUST and
s. to HELP THE WORKINGMAN
s. when financially embarrassed. We
81 loan TO any worthy WOrkinsman
s. owning HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
81 PIANOS, ETC, or HOLDING
8 SALARIED POSITION, any sum
q from SO to $500.
q az the rate OF 1055 per year
81 JUST THINK-YOu PAY
IS RIOO interest for 10 for year.
q $50 interest for : Is for q year.
IS $500 interest for 20 for q year.
q 1000 interest for 800 FOR q year.
s. All OTHER SUMS in PROPORTION
6 We can loan for these low rates
IS because We have interested MEN OF
II IARGW MEANS, who are satisfied
IS with q REASONABLE RETURN on
IS their Investment Reasonable ap-
IS appraisement charge.
IL CALL AND BE CONVINCED.
IS EASY PAYMENTS. NO RED TAPE.
81 LOANS MADE FROM MO. 20 YR
X INDEPENDENT LOAN Co.
II Room eol Withheld Bldg.
II Phons Doug. 6O46 18th and Harney.
iSfs9fSfff9 ~ ~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-19
Want-AdS

wv dEb ANS|
want ada received ~ any time, but
90 insure proper classification must
be presented before ~ o'clock m, for
the evening edition and before FtSo
o'clock OF the previous evening Tor
morning and sunday editions want
ads received after such hours VIII
have their first insertion under the
heading "Too Late 20 Classify"
Rates apply 90 either The Daily OF
Sunday Bee. Always count SIS Werd'
10 n line.
CASH RATES ron WANT ADS
REGULAR CLAssIFICATIoN - one
insertion, IL cents per word @nu
cent per word for each aubaea"e"
Insertion. Each insertion maae on
odd days, IL cents per Wora'
per lire per month.
want ADS for The Bee may be ieN
NJ my Of the following drug stores-
one a. your ''corner druEWiHt'-'he'
Sre all branch offices for .The nee
,,d vour ,d win he inserted Just as
promptly nnd on che same rates as "'
the main office I'm The nee buildinE'
Seventeenth and FRrnsm stree"'
Albach, W. c.. Goth and Farnam
Bersnek 8. A.. 1902 s. 10th 81
Peyton Pharmacy, 728 s. 18TH ~
Benson Pharmacy, Benson, NED.
Bemis Park Pharmacy, go ana Cuiiil''e
Blake Bradish. 2sl6 Sherman Ave's.
CauEhlin, G. r. 9Th and Pierce Sts- -.
clifton Hili Pharmacy, 213 MihtaIS -
Hinterlona Drug Co. INST Ave eho
nam st.
Crissey Pharmacy, 2tth and LAKE.
Cooney Pharmacy. 228 8. loth u
Cerrnak Emil i2Gl-S 8. 18th 81
Ehler, p. H., 3O2 Ieavenwortn,
Foster a Arnold, 2l5 n. 18th 81
Frevtag J. J., 1914 N. Path st. q.
FregEer Drug Co, 1900 n. 18TH y
Florence Drug Co. Florence Nep' ,,Fir
Green's Pharmacy, Park Ave. ano ENOi-'-
Cireenough, q. A.. 106 8. 10Th ~,
GreenouEh. o. A., 10th and Hlckorg'
Hayden, william. 2920 Farnam SI n., A..
Hanscom Park Pharmacy. l5Ol e 1''n Az
Hoist John. 624 n. 18th St
Huff A. L. 292i Leavenworth ~ 49,
JohanRon Drug Co. Path and Spsiolile'
Patrick Drug Co, 1875 y. 24th SIs.
Iathrop, Charles F.. 1924 N. 15th -. -,
Golden Pharmacy. oath and besVeh
worth SITS. , 49,. Ave-
schaefer's Cut Price Drug store Ae'h Sii'
schaefer.T Aug. 1881 N. 18th GA.
Schmidt ] H. 24th and Cunning 80
Walnut hin Pharmacy. 10Th ana Cuiilns
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-19

THREE rooms, modern, steam heat and
ianitor. around floor, Hunter apartments.
III No 18th 81. Tel. d. asa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-19

IisOO-7-room modern flat, lsl6 N. 18th 81.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-19

COY home furnished complete for
Housekeeping; four large beautiful rooms.
closet, pantry, electric lights. els 80; Goth
81. Leavenworth car one and nalf docks.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-19

GOOD MERCHANTS LUNCH &
JBTE'S 1909 Douglas Street. ~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-19

OR RENr-souia and east rooms 500
The Washington herald., 1910-02-17
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square 1Jl-Lot 81: Charles II. Nussbaum to Ho-
Tatio y Taplin and Claud Livingston. trustees.
10 secure Lille T. Taplin $500. , years, 6 per
cent, selaj-annually.
Square l5l-Lot s.: Charles II. NusSbaum to Eman-
uel SPEECH and Claud l.. Livingston. trustees.
70 secure Emanuel Spech, jr $50. year, 6
pr cen;.
Square 549--Lots and :; Mary d. Williams ct Vir
70 J. Henry Brown and John Stephen. trustees
70 secure The United States Realty Company.
SlO5o. monthly payments.
Square l9l-Lets 60 and S. square o. lot l55; VII
liam 3. Lord to Frank J. Dicudonne and James
Berry. trustees. TO secure Perpetual Building
Association. $50
West Eckingtca-Lot H. block 2; Dora J. Evans
to George F. Fleming and Edward L. Hilyer.
trustees. to secure William /. Crane, $3.50, ;
years. per cent, semiannualy.
Lc Droit Park-Lots % and %. block 4; Sarah S.
Belcher 10 William S Hoge, IT,. and L. Clark
Hogc. trustees, to secure James VI. Hogc SIN,
monthly payments.
square 25s7-Jol 32i; Minnie L. FRukland 10 Rich
ard Z Pairo and Herbert A. Gin. trustees. to
secure II. W. Pairo, $50. payable september %.
1910 s per cent per annum.
friCndsip-Part q a tyact; Il. Thomas Robinson
ct ux 30 American Security and Trust Com
many trustee to secure Martha A Ryan ct al
executors Of estate Of William X. Ryan, de
ceased. aZz51 and to Robert T. Lee and Il.
Rczier Dulany, trustees, I75o years. per
ctnt nianualy.
Rrookland-Lct q. block l6; john T. Williams ct
Tx tn John W. Harsha and Bruce Cleveland
trustees. 10 secure Thrift Building Company
d.575. monthly payments. s per cent Fer annunl.
Square 9a-Lot @; Eugene ". Moreland to Gerald
NJ Johnson and William g. johnson trustees TO
secure J. T. Bardrof $500. ; years. 81 per
cent semi-annually.
Square sle-Lot p; Eugere N. Moreiand to Francis
A. Blundon and Henry f. Mooney. trustees.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. Feb. l6-CATTLB-Receipts 2.O7s head
Steers were duh and fully 10 cents lower with
sales showing decline Of l5 cents; light balls
held up firm. others were steady to 10 cents lover
COWS. lOa2j lower. 4 few late arrivals we're held
over. Common 70 prime steers sold az 46ja6T5 PER
hundred pounds; bulls, 425a5.i0: cows. 270afN
Dressed beef duh and unchanged. Exports to-day, %
cattle 10 Bermuda.
CALVES-Receipts 1903 head All sortts Of
calves were IN demand and firm with a prompt
clearance # the pens. Common 10 prime veaIs sold
9.C0alIO0 per 100 pounds; culs 500a7 90: yearlnps
and banyad calves las dressed calves steady at
ual6iz per pound for city dressed yeals: 9alfa for
country dressed veas and sal0 for dressed barnyard
and fed calves,
SHEEP AND LANTBS-Receipts. 66j3 head.
sheep ruled steady and prime lambs which were
scarce. were rot much lower than On Monday. the
uudCrgrades slow and generally quoted IOal5
lower. Common 10 good sheep sold at 450a6C0 per
100 pounds; Common 10 prime lambs. 7.50aSOl;
dressed mutton slow at lGal2 dressed lambs
at fia6; country dressed hoth0use lambs steady.
400all0 PER carcass
HOGS-Receirts 65E head. The feeling was fun
steady Reported sales were 9i0a950 per 100 pounds;
for light hogs and pigs Country dressed hogs steady
llai2lz per pound.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-17
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. Feb ls.-Quotations furnished ty Balti-
more Fruit and Produce Association are as follows
BUTTER-Creamery fancy. h.. 2: imitation.
2la3; prints, h-lb., Za30. DO. l-lb Ea5o: blocks
2lb.. 22a5j: dairy prints Maryland. Pennsylvania
and Virginia. 9a2l: Iowa and Northwestern ladle.
91aZ
EGGS-Nayiand Pennsylvania. and nearby frsts.
per d1z.. . do. Eastern shore Maryland and Viz
ginia. . Western fTsts. >: do, West Virginia .
do. North Carolina =
DRESSED POULTRY Turkeys. choice Young.
small. per ID. 2ls25 medium 20 large, s2a25. do
fair to good, Za3, old toms. Der H.. le920: chick
ems. straight young. per D.. small. l9a2; DO mixed
young and Old. HAS ducks. choice fat per lh lsa
20 caDons, large Ter D.. 25a26. medium, ZsZ3. small
and slips lsa2D. geese choice. nearby per To-. Ia
y; Western and southern. ual3
LIVE POULTRY-OId hens heavyweight per h
IS; do, lightweight Is; old roostery. per h. 70.
Young chickens. choice. per d., laa35. rough and
poor. PER l6. l5al6 Turkeys. hens. choice. rer H.
p; yosng gobblers. per H.. "a: old toms. Ter n
lsaSl; rougn ard poor. l0all; geese Western and
Southern. per H., l2ll4: Maryland and Virginia. l5a
l5. pigeons. young. pair, 3: do. old, %; ducks,
large. per ih. IS, do, small 10 medium l62l7; DO
white Pckius. l5al4. guinea fowl. old. each = do
young. ~ lbs. and over a.
GAME-Ducks. mallard Per pair. heavyweight. 75
a9o. blackheads. 25a5o; redhesds l25sl50; canvas
backs l50a2 10. whole deer per H.. l5aIs: venison
saddles. per H., Ga3e.
POTATOES-White nearby. Per bushel prime g
a50; do. Eastern Shore per bushCl s5a50: do. West
en Maryland and Pennsylvania prime, 50a52; do
seconds Gas: do. New York prime 5oa53: do
Western prime. 5oa55; sweets. yellow per bhl East
crn Shore Virginia. L50s200; do. North Carolina.
L75a2O; Richmond L5a200; Delaware. LT5a2 o:
yams, MARYLAND and Virginia. per bbl Local .
North Carolina bright l25al 90
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES-Apples.
Maryland and Virginia, Ier bbl. fancy l75a250. do
fair. L25al.50. do. Maryland and PENNSYLVANIA
packed 2ea3 80: do. New York. assorted 250a4 %;
cabbages, New York State. per ton. 2.0a0O0; Gel
cry. Michigan, bunch. 25a.5; do. New York state.
crate. 3ca30; cranbeuies, Cape Cod. per Dbl
5oca650; do. box. L5a200; cucumbers. Florida per
basket 4oa60o; ecgplants Florida. per crate. 9gla
500; grape fruit Florida, per box. 2O0d4Oo: kale.
Norfolk per bhl.. 55a65. lettuce Norfolk and North
Car1llna, pcr basket 75aL00; Florida per basket
20a3Wi onions, New York and Western. per bushel
65aS0; do. Maryland and Pennsylvania yellow. 65a
So oranges Florida. per box L50a259: peas
Florida, per basket, 50oa600; squash Florida. per
crate 200a2T spinach. native. Ter box Co; Norfolk
per barrel. lSa200; string beans. Florida. bushel
green, 5Ooa550 strawberries Florida. per quart sOa
co. tomatoes Florida. Per carrier, fancy, L5Oa3 80
turnips. native, per bushel. 40a50.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-17
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hihbs & Co. mem
bers Of the Chicago Board Of Trade, Hibhs Building
Chicago. Feb le.--Wheat opened unchanged 10 a
fraction lower, chiefly because The cables were
easier but offerings we're quickly absorbed. Gold
weather in the Southwest and continued reports Of
damage were the basis Of the buying. Kansas City
and St Louis markets were strong, especially for
new crop futures Minneapolis wired cash demand
good and outside milles in the market more freely
No export demand for even duHms ManitobaS
Local car lots g. with cars estimated for to-
Iaorow.
Com had a big market and large trade within
narrow fluctuations The selling was chiefly in the
nature Of proht-taking. while the buying was scat
tered mostly in moderate-sized lots, and looked
like the country Prefeyence was still given 20 July
Cash prices were lac tD lc higher. Local car lots
4e7, with rs cars estimated for tomorrow.
There was general buying Of oats by commission
houses some Of which seemed of the same character
as IN corn. Offerings moderate and prices
easily advanced. The selling was scattered and on
scale orders Cash prices finn at about l2c advance
Local car lots 100 with g estimated for Tomorrow
The partial renstating Of long lines % provisions
sold ont the previous two days caused the advance
In provisions and closed the market strong at new
high records. Stock yards interests were credited
with doing considerable selling. but part Of the
offerings we've scarce. The strong closing Of hogs
and grain helped prices.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-17
DAILY COURT RECORD.
"wednesday, February 16, 1900
DISTRICT COURTS.

Present-AH
AdmiSsions-Zed H. Copp and Ira c. Hayeo1-
No. aS2 Jackson vs.. Washington. Baltimore and
Annapolis Electric Railway Company; argument con-
tinued by Mr. Z. II. Jackson for appellant con-
tinued by Mr. Frank scSell FOR appellee. continued
by Air. A A. Hoeling for appellee, concluded By
Mr.. B. Slater for appellant
Original. No. SAG. Southern Railway Company ct
al VS.. Hawkins ct al petition for allowance Of
special appeal granted.
No. 9S4. Barksdae, executor. vs.. Morgan et al /;
argument commenced by AIr. n. W. Barksdale for
appellant continued BY Mr.. H. z Davis. iW appel
lees
Patent appeal No. COS Ven Ricklinhausen VS.
Dempster, affirmed Opinion BY Mr.. Justice Van
OTsdel.
Assignments for TO-DAY:
No. 25i. Barksdale. executor. vs. Morgan e. al.
on hearing. Attorneys. Wilson & Bsrksdale-Dayis
No. Gs6. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
vs.. Morgan. Attorneys. Hamilton-Gittings Cham
berlain
No, Ns7. CAPITAL Traction Company vs.. Crump
Attorneys, Perry Son and Dunlop-1ilsssis &
Murphy
No, 9Ss. Brady Is. Chesapeake and Potomac Tele-
phone Company. Attoneys. Mather-Perry.
No. 2s9. American Savings Bank ct al. vs.. Els
mingeT. Attorneys. Merllat-Csrud & Jones.
No. aA Sweeney Ewing Attorneys. Bailey
Worthingto1.
No as5. Dannenhower Us. Hayes Attorneys.
Johnsou-Uavid.
No 098 Taylor ct al vs. Catholic University
e al Attorneys. Davis & Nortm-Mariingly &
No. 2lOo Miller vs.. Ambrose receiver. Attorneys.
Lasksy-Smith & Essby- Smith.
No. 2l0i. Sounemann rs. Philadelphia. Baltimore
and Washington Railroad Company. Attorneys,
Brown & EaFnest-McKenney & FlAnneg.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-17
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YORK Feb l6-BUTTER-ROceipts to-day
We're 3,il6 packages Good demands and light oTer-
ngs Of fancy table grades enabled sellers % again
advance prices this morning Creamery specials 80;
creamery extras, 2; ceamery frCts. .; State dairy
good 20 choice g p7ooess specials 3i4: Western
imitation frrts .
CHEESE-Reccipts to-day were ST. boxes The
market is lrmer in tone State fun cream. fau
specials 49, State full cream. fan make, fancy l7's
state full cream. fall make gnod 70 prime i5}.
skins, specials, Hh; skins. fal make, good to
prime Il.
EGGs-Recaipts to-day were I245 caseS The
market is shade frmer CO fresh eggs State
Pennsylvania nearby hennery, white. fancy, 81
State Pennsylvania brown. hennery fancy Gs fresh
gathered extras. q: fresh gathered frsts. 3s re-
frigeTat0r frsts q
MILL FEED-steady; small offerings. Spring
bran. % 2aa265) standard mddlings &Ea8 50: city
bran, 800 IN bulk: Western nd dog. 800 10 az
nve; winter wheat hran, in i0lb SACKS 10 arrive.
ET6
OATS-Strong, fair Inquiry. No white. 5llzsB;
No white 81 No 4 white Gl1l5i natural ard
clipped wtite. On uack Sa57.
FLOUR-Steady; dealings moderate. Kansas
stnights 5-a5O IN acks. SIT strsigbts. 55aS75
in barCls; spring patents 5-5a6 o. in barrels: spring
clears A75a5Go
RYE FLOUR-Steady; inquiry inactive. Good 70
choino brands quoted a. 48a4so
BUCKWHEAT FLDUR-New 70 arrive is Quoted
az 2sa2o5 with light tr6de
CORN MEAI-Sieadyi demand is inactive. Kiln
drieG Tor export. 80. ooarse meal IN bags L4ALA.
HAY-Eecsipts, 650 tons; steady; trade Is inactive
Prime timothy. 10; No. J. lis: No. z LOaLl0;
No g. 100
STRAW Reoeip;s % tons; steady: snail trade
long rye E5l0.
BEEF-stong; light supply. Packet. N.oOzii 50;
family I6caE.a
PORK-str0ug; limited supply Ness. 2s.D. fam
iy EG0
BARD-Fmer: business inactive Prime West
e1I. Gl0; city. l2f5: rtiuei Continent l535: South
American, 800; refined Brazilian Kegs. H.sO. olec-
sigaTine l'3. lard stelriue slow; New Yo7k, q
The Washington herald., 1910-02-17

PetVorth-Lot .. block 5; Guy S Zepp and Carroll
5. Zepp 70 Anna c. L. TitC0Inb, SIC.
li9 street n0rtLwest-Square 36. parts Of lots 2
and IO. H5pkLns Burgess e. u, Lily Il, 20
William n Arnold SO
ST and Sl9 Virginia avenue southeast-square 49,
psrt Of lot I. Jacob Greenfield et uz. 70 sisDund
J. Block. SO.
Le Droit Park-Lots l9 and b. block :; James NJ.
Hoge Ct ux. 70 Sarah 5. Belcher. 80.
lL5 Eighth street ncrtLwest-Sluare 40, north half
q lot 8 BRFh9Tl c n TElUtman % Charles
II. Powell, SO, trust Sl.611
Meridian Hill-Lct s.. block %; Augusta c. MCtz
70 Bessie II. Lawrence SO.
gls Ninth street n0rthWeSt-Square so l1t rs;
John /. II. Sawyer to Nellie Julia Sawyer SO.
Reservoir Niev-Bot Is. block !; John L, II. Sawyer
ct Tx. % Nellie Julia Sawyer. SO
East Dearvood-Lots u and y, block 3, Frank T.
Rawlings et ux. % Lee Washington, so
RauIle HiEh'andS-SlUare 55i3. lots G. and g.: Ma
tl0ual Savings and Trust Company, trustee, 10
Benjamin /. Hardin. So.
Raudle Highlsnds-Squsre 5i97, lots and Z; United
States Realty Company to Mary d. Williams
S3
1916 Pierce street northwest-Square 49, lot 2;
John o. Evans et uz. e a. 70 William ,.
Lord sic.
IEl WaHach place nortLwest-Sauare 81. lot 80:
Frances D. Ramsey TO William B. Lord. SO.
Homead Mancr-S0uth par Of lot g.. block Is 4:
james r. Carr et uX 10 Mary 5. Ilsley SO.
1913 street nCrthwest-SQuare %. lot .; Nellie
YoUtz % Ida T. Dulry. SO.
Pleasant Plains-WesJ half ~ lot l9. block TO-
Isnatius Nan e TX. 70 Rose Reichman. SO.
Friendship-Part q a tract; Z. Thomas Robinson Ct
ux. to National Savings and Trust Company,
trustee, $40.
Friendship-Arizona avenue. part cf tract; Robert
F. Lee and II. Rozicr Dulany, trustees, 10 Il.
Thomas Robinson, 8 09
BroOkand-L0t p, block Is Thrift Building Com
pary 70 John 7. Williams. SO; tu1st. l,So0.
Friendship-Psrt Of a tract; Martha A Ryan ct al,
executors q estate q William X. Ryan, de
ceased, 10 r. Thomas Robinson s.. DO.
S street northwest between Eighteenth and Nine
teenth streets-Square lS3. lot lS: William 5.
Washburn et Tx. 20 Frank Huntington, SO
Eighth street northeast between East Capitol and
A streets-SQuare el9 lot q; William c. ATard
et ux. ct a. 10 Eugene NJ M9reland SO.
ii0i Rhode Island avenue northwest-Square ST. lot
. and part Of lot q; Louis r. Peak ct TO
Della ! puruinraue S0
The Washington herald., 1910-02-17
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

1t is understood that the officials OF tho
Western Maryland Railroad have about
completed their plans for building the
new extension Of the system between
Cumberland and New Haven, Pa This
extension is eighty-three miles long, and
when completed will give the system
connections into Pittsburg over the
tracks OF the Pittsburg and Lake Erie
Railroad. Money for the construction Of
this new roadbed will be provided for in
part of the $96.OO0,OOO of common stock
which IS soon to be offered to the stock
holders.
A rumor is also current that II is the
intention Of the company to extend its
tracks into the Somerset coal fields Of
Pennsylvania.
Trading on the Washington Stock Ex-
change yesterday was largely in the pre-
ferred stock of the Washington Railway
'and Electric Company About $50 shares
of it We're bid in at S71a to S724.
At a meeting of the governing commit
tee of the exchange yesterday Il was
directed that the quotation lots Of stock
OF all the local street railways be made
uniform. twenty-five shares in each case
Heretofore quotation lots of Capital
Traction stocks have been twenty-five
shares, while those Of the Washington
Railway and Electric Company have
been fifty. At the same meeting Mitchell
Mining and Fidelity Storage stocks were
dropped from the board. while the addi-
tional stock recently issued by the Frank
lin Insurance Company and the Lincoln
National Bank were regularly listed.