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The Washington herald., 1910-04-07
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, April 6.-BUTTER-Receipts to-day
were 54s5 packages. The market is steady on table
grades but late prices stn acceptable 70 nearly
all sellers. Creamery specials p; creamery extras
81: ceamery frsts. So process specials. Is; State
dairy. good 70 choice, 81; Western imitation
creamery frsts, 25A.
CHEESE Receipts were l,799 boxes. The market
Is featursless stats full cream fall specials, Is;
state fun cream. fall-maks fancy In; State full
cream, fall-make. good to prime. l64ai SKINS, fall
FGcs-Receipts were q .as3 cases. The market Is
steady, but entirely without quotable changes
State PENNSYLVANIA and nearby henuery, white
fancv. a; State Pennsylvania brown hennsry, fancy
q. frssh-gatered extras. "a; fresh-gatheIed extra
hrsts. .: duck eggs &
s2sS: standard middlngs. $3.50: city bran. 500.
in bulk; Western red dog. $50. 10 arrive; winter
wheat bran, in l00-pOund sacks. TO arrive S26.So
OATs-Wesker; larger trade. No, white, Elz
No. white 46iA; No white. 45is; natural and
clipped white. on track, Sa5lle-
FLOUR-Steady; demand q active Kansas
sraghts 6l5as 90 in sacks soft straights. 540a5 90
in barrels spring patents, 5s5ae,o0, in barrels
spring clears 450aA3
RYE FL,OUR-Steady; quiet. Choice brands
quoted at 425s465.
CORNAIBAL-Weak trade is quiet. Kiln dried
for export, $50; coarse meal. in bags. LS7aLR.
HAY-Receipts, $50 tons; easy demand slow.
Prime timothy. l45: No. l. LIZ; No 2 Los; No.
J. s5a1m.
sTRAw-Reoeipts. % tons; weak: duh trade.
Long rye quoted at rs
BEEF-stsady; moderate business. Packet. 16.00a
100; family, l900als50.
P0RK-Wesker; light dealings. Mess. Zoo; fam
lily, 2. 5Oa28O0
BARD-Lower. Prime Western. lA25; city, 1875
refined continent 1870; South American, ISIS
refined Brazilian, kegs, l62; oieosteariLs, lgs
lard Stearine. quiet New York. Is.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Present. AL
Admission. E. Roy Hill
No 0l5. Smoot vs. Heyi et al motion for
allowance Of appeal 10 Supreme Court q United
States submitted 10 Mr.. W. G. johnson, attorney
tcr appellant On motion. mandate stayed until
further order
No A2o. King vs. Macfarland st al retirement
Of sppelees suggested and their successors in once
made parties appellee on motion Of Mr. J. T.
tinued
No 2s. District Of Columbia Is. Lee; passed
until May
No, 2ll5- Degge e. al vs.. HitclcooS, &c and
Ma Al6 Msury et al Sane; argument oou-
ttnued by 8IT o. A. Erdman for appellants con
tinued BY Mr. 4. s Huidekopsr for appellee. con-
unued by Mr.. d. W. Baker for appellee. and
conciuded By Mr. o. A. Erdman fer appellants
No. 2lls District 4 Columbs vs. Kraft. and
No. nl9 District Of Columbia vs.. Gregory: placed
81 foot q special calendar.
No 2lZl. Mcnamara - Washington Terminal
COMPANY et a.: argumsnt oommsnoed by Mr. J.
A. hratz r., for appellant continued By Mr.
J. ". ferkes for aplsllses.
No. 154. Waters vs. kopp et al; motion Tor
allowance Of seEerance and appeal % Supreme Court
q United States denied
No. 353 Philadelphia. Baltimore ard Washington
Kailroad Company vs.. Tucker affirmed. Opinion By
Mr.. Justice Robb
Patent appeal No, C2s Mathey rs. Republic Metal
Ware Company: reversed Opinion hy Mr.. Justice
Van )rsdel.
Assignments f0T ,oday:
No. Z. Mcnamara rs. Washington Terminal Con-
pany. on bearing Auornsyz. Cor Hamilton.
No. TO- Southern Railway Company et Al. vs.
Hawkins &c Attorneys, Maddox Gatley and
Hamilton. Colbert. Ys-kes s Hamiton-Bailey
No. H. District Of Columbia vs. Coburn Attor-
neys. ThmnAs-Johnston
No. Is United Sts-es Fl re- Thomas "a Gusts
et al. Attorneys, SUlliTan-Tbomzs & Stsphens
No. 5. District Of Columbia Is Kraft Attorneys
Thomas & White-Hogan
No. 6. District Of Columbia vs.. Gregory. Alton
neyG, sane
Regular call.
No ISL Adams Monros Manufacturing Com
pany " Aacfadand. Attorneys. simnons-ThonAs
& Saith
No 043. Fletcher vs.. Aston. Attorneys. Burts
No 251 Morris &c. " Metropolitan Surety
Company. Att0ruey. Darlington
No 3e5 King st al Va Shelton. AttoFnsys
Mussey & Observation-Disclosures
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished By W. B. Hlbbs & Co. men,
bers Of the Chicago Board of Trade Hibbs Build
ina
Chicago. April 6-Liquidation was big factor IN
wheat today. Improved crop conditions. as result
o. rScent rains, heavy slump in corn lower cables
and continued liberal receipts IN all directions The
basis for abnor1naly high prices has disappeared,
owing 10 the building up Of reserves the world over.
Flour stocks liberal. mills have fair stocks Of
wheat, foreigners are vel supplied and the IN
centives for higher prices which existed a year ago
no longer prevail The crop outlook. eFen allowing
for big loss in Kansas. is not dissouraging and
the open spring has practically assured a big
acreage Of spring wheat Added TO these factors Is
the steady Of wheat in liberal quantities 10
primary points and the slow cash CALI In this
market there has been q demoralzed tone.
Cash corn le TO 20 lower and practically no
demand. although little was reported worked
for export. Farmers ara moderate sellers, but the
trade IS suffering from inflated condition Of
the market earlier in the season.
Oats were weaker and lower with other grains
Selling Of long cats has been a factor Best buying
by shorts and commission houses on resting orders
WHEAT Orseu High LOU Cleo
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ZEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Q street. near Wisconsin svsuue-square ESQ part
q lot q Frank L Ash % Efs NJ Sullivan.
SO
Willard street northwest. between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets-SquaTe Isl LOT 6i; FitLhugh
l. Seenan ct ux. to Mary l. Selecnsn, SO;
trust S,o0
Chevy Chase-Squars las. lot ! Fulton z. Cor
don ct ux. 70 Annie O. Heszck, SO
Pleasant Plains-Lot 81 block Z; Charles E. Wire
ct ux to William Mackenzie et ux. SO.
l0lS New jersey avenue northwest-Square so. part
Of lot 3; James II. Steele ct ux. to Ollie NJ
Cooper. SO.
1913 New Jersey avenue uoTthwest-Square $50 part
Of lot 5; Ollie N. Cooper 70 James u. Steele, SO
New YORK avenue northwest, between North Capital
and Frs. street-Square 6ls. lot s.: William ".
Trail 10 Anna b. Tai. so.
Le DToit Park-Part Of lot g. block 5; Carrie Hard
ing ct al. heirs Of Theodore A Harding. TO
Fred Drew, SO
Fifteenth and B streets NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of
square 1868. lots ard Q to 81 William P. Nc
Gee ct TX 20 John H. Lewis. $40
FairmoDt Heghts-LoJ %, block g. Walter S,
Grouse et TX. 70 Frederick ". Gilmore. SO
Dobbins' Addition-Lot 81. block IS; Leo A. Mas
chauer to Amelia Maschauer, SO.
nN street northwest-SquaTe 81, west part Of
lot 2; Wallace and Cadck, Inc, to Mae Elliott
Waggaman. SO.
RosedaIe and Intermediates g and %, block 2;
Kate E. Hammer to Mary E. Cox, SO.
North Carolina avenue northeast between Thirteenth
and kGufteentH-SquaTe II4 lou Z > JOhn y.
Lacey ct TX. TO Josephine Barbour, SO
and z Mccullough street MISUNDERSTANDING eZs
lots lC5 and I0l: William II. Smith ct ux. to
Matte r. Dalton, $40.
Washington Hghlands-SQuare $50, lot Is; Charles
G. Taylor 70 William 7. Dalton, SO
Woodridge-Lot g block /; Frank r. Holt ct uI-
TO Guy w Stanton, 5000
Sheriff ostate-Lots II and z, NJ Elizabeth Brown
ing ct viz. John w TO BENJAMIN A. Brown So
Sheriff estate-Lots &c end 81 N, Elizabeth Brown
ing ct yir to James Z, Hawkins. SO
Randle Hisblands-Sq rare 594. lots and :; United
States Realty Company to Lila L. Whit
lock SO
Twelfth and B streets southeast-Squsre 1ol5, loi
%; George G. Humphrey ct TX. and John F
Bayne ct TX TO Gustav c. Luebkert, SO.
COZ Third street auFtheastSquare rs lot S.; Eta
B. Jasper ct viz to r. Harry Burns, SIC
Fifth street northeast between and q streets
SQUARE s3l. lot "a; George c. Humphrey et TX
snd George n Palmer ct TX to Frank G.
Ebaugh, SO
n street northwest between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets-souare go part Of lot 4; Thomas Norri
Vincent 70 Chasline II. Rogers SO
lie Droit Park-Iot s. block 10; James r. Wilde
ct Jx to Norman S. BOwles, SO
/ Pleasant Plains-Lct .. block Z: Elmer Z JACK
son ct ux. TO John H. Baltz $40.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. April 6-Quotatious b. Baltimore Fruit
and Produce Association are as follows.
BUTTER-CTesmery, fancy. Ter h. S31zsA. imits-
ton. 23a2ii rolls. 2laZ2 store packed 90 prints. 4
h. Sass do. To-. 12a53. blocks lbs slas2; dairy
prints, Maryland. Pennsylvania. and Virginia. 2a2I
Iowa and Northwestern ladle, 21aG
EGGS-Mayland. Pennsylvania and nsar-by
first, per doz.. 2ls :. do. Eastern Shore Maryland
and Virginia PER doz.. Z4; Western frs.s. rer doa.
do. West Virginia per DIX TL. do. North
Carolina. per dor. 2li. duck eggs. per doz.. 2
LIVE POULTRY-Old hens. heavy weight per b.
l5is. do. snail To meiium. lsls: old roosters H.
nal2; young chickens, Eeod 20 choice. 2oa2z;
e45ics. 81 Is. "a J6ang E6ubrsrs PEP q. - Gnu
toms. Ier H.. ~ Foggh ard poor Per 10; N.ll'
geese. Western and southern. per H.. l5ali, do.
Maryland and Virginia pr H.. bsi5i pigeons,
young per pair 3. do. Old. %; duCks. large, pef
H. IS d.. snail. PER 70, Il musc1vy aud mopgTel
Eal7; DO. white. Pskins, IS guinea fowl, old.
each 3 do. young. u los and over. 90
POrATOES-Wh nearby. pr bus, prime
Sla35; do. Eastern Shore, Sa55; Western MarTland
and Pennsylvania. prime. Saio; do, seconds, 2aS;
do New YORK. prime, 55a4oi do, Western. PRIME
55s4e sweets. yellow. hh- Eastern Shore Virginia.
L25al50: Do. North Carolina. L5oaL'5; Richmond,
I25sI5 50: Delaware. l50sl75 do, per basket, Ss65
yams MARYLAND snd Virginia peT Dbl, l.25al % :
North Carolina. bright. L25al5o
GREEN FRUITS AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
MARYLAND and Virginia per bbl fancy. l75a2. %
do fair. 1Z5al 50, do, Western Maryland and Penn
sylyania packed 2oa3 70; do. New York. assorted,
G50a400: asparagus Charleston. per bunch. l5a25
MARYLAND aud Virginia per doz, 25oa200i
beess Florida per bunch. 3a5c; CabbaEes New York
State, p5r ton 2.91aEoo; Florida, per crate liza
800. celery. Michigan uer bunch 25aD: 90. New
York state pr crate. 30oa350; cICumbeTs Florida.
pr basket 2ola45 egg plants FLORIDA. per CTate.
Esa0O. Capefnit. Florida per boz 25a400
ksle. Norfolk. per bbL. 4oaSo. lettuce, Norfolk and
North Carolina PER basket L00a209; Florida, l.00a
eco; onions New YORK and Western, Ter bushel
T5ss5; MARYLAND and Pennsylvania yellow. Ter
bushei sass: sIring. Ter 100 bsInches. %
oranges Florida. per box. l50a250; Rdshes
North Carolina per basket lo0al25; peas, Florida
per bushel basket. l5la355: squash, Florida, per
crate. lya25g, spinach. native per box 90; Nor
fok per bb local 3; string beans. Florida. green
per bushel. 25oa3o0; strawberries, Florida PEI
ot, ass0; tonstoes, Florida, per carrier. fancy
| 2ga3OO. ehoice. LZjs200; tumips. native. PEI
husheI s1a-o
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Probate Court.
JUSTICE BARNARD.


Estate q Rosa G. simonS; order granting letters
testanentsry TO Z. q. Donaldson: bond $4,000.
Attorneys. Cole Donaldson.
Estate Of Frank ". Johnson; order TO dsspose
o. pledge and order 70 redeem pledge. Attorney,
L h. Thomas. J. c. Howard and J. B. Daish-
Estate Of Henry S. Howe; order 70 transfer bonds
Attorneys. Lyon Lyon.
Estate q Mary C. Bennett; petitioa for letters
tfstsmentaZy. Attorney, J. B. Laner
Estate Of Augustus Fields; petition for letters o.
administration.
In re Leroy Linkins ct al order appointing Mar
garet A Linsins guardian; bond $40. Attorney,
Alex. Wolf
In re Margaret DAILY ct al; petition for sale Of
real estate Attorneys, d. c. stuuer and Il. S.
Estate q Robert Rsyburu: order foe partial dis
tnbutiSn.
Estate Of Christina B. Rihinisky; viii dated July
H. ls tiled and petition for letters o. administrz-
ton c. = e. Attorney, A. Il. Bell
Estate of Georgs ". Fair; Will dated September
TO- lsoS fled
Estats Of Eliza J. Ale1andsr; VII dated NoTen-
Der D. 1857. fled
Estate Of Kate G. Shoemaker; order granting
letters Of administration 70 Louis F. Shoemaker
AttorneT. ". J. Lambert
In re Ora NJ. Hobbs et al order for certain ex-
psnditures Attorney. c. F. BENJAMIN.
Estate Of Joanna DAILY; petition for letters Of
administration Attorneys, c. 3. Coffin and ]. 7.
DAILY
In re Austin S. Imris; petition fox allowances.
Attorneys. sane.
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Prices Quoted are wholesslel

prizes Quoted are wholeSslel
BUTTER-CTeamery. fancy, S2a33 do. frsts. 5la
g; do seconds q process, fancy Z7isa2s; do fair
to good. 2az dairy choice, 2ia2s; DO. good. 2a23i
store-packed lsa0
CKEESE-New York State factory. fancy frsts
I7al7il do small. l7al7ls; d. large, lshal7.
s3EGGS-Near-hy, choice, rebrnable cases. % West
Virginia and Southwest Virginia returnable cases
%: Tennessee. returnahle cases. D; North Caro-
lima q.
LIVE POUBTRY-Chickeus. spring. large, 5fzf;
d. medium, 2a25; do. spring, 0a35i hens. small.
Der H., 70; do large, 10 ROSTERS, per b. 10;
ducks, old, ls: do. spring. 3 lbs. and over Is:
geese per To-. I0al2; do, fancy. lzal4; turkeys.
toms Ter h. %; do. hans q do. thin, l0al2:
keats per b.. IL
DRESSED pOULTRY-Chiekeps Per b. Zs25;
chickens and hens mixed. BAD: capons lib. aver
age per ID 25a26; do. small Z3a2i; slips. per b.
lseO hens, choice Per h. lss2o; roosters. per h..
Il: ducks, 1saIl; geese. per h. llsi6.
DRESSED SlEATs-Hams. country. sugarcured,
lSa20.
YEGETABLES-P Potatoes, per Dbl, LOOalZ5; sweet
potatoes. per Dbl, new, 2oOa250; yams per bbl.
Is
SUNDRIEs- Beeswax, g; tallow, 6a5ls; ginseng
per h.. 5O0a5.50; seneca, per ID, %; golden seal
Ea45: pink. l2al4: mandrake. 2a3; snake root. 50
walnut kernels dry. l5al6 black walnuts, pr 100 IS
DRIED FRUITS-Apples, sliced, fancy, sa5; cher
ries. I2al5: blackbeuies. Z; Invertebrates lHz.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool unWashsd, free Of
burs per h. 2sa30; do, bury SAB; hides. green
per ID, TO- do, dry lSale; sheepskins, green, each
75al00: do. dry. 25s6o: catskins. green each. L5l
aI75
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Criminal Court No. 1.

JUSTICE GOULD.
NJ 8Fsa United States vs.. William p. Lillis
co,sniracy. personal recognizance in $50 taken.
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.
NJ a5s souder Us. Kautenberg; verdict for
attendant Attorneys. W 4. Ambrose-J. ~
Chamberlain,
No. ssh. Darby Sons Company vs. c. A.
Schneider's Sons: on trisl. Attorneys. Mcneil &
Mcneil and J. NJ Vale-L. J. Mather.
No. 2s7. United States Us. stephen G Weaver
conspiracy recognizance in 500 taken. with ]. J..
Fletcher as surety.
Assignments for to-day:
No. ga. LAngford vs. WaddelL Attorneys. Rich
ardson & Cobb-Cofney.
No ss Stein Brothers vs. Hunter Attorneys,
Hirschman-Toomey
No 81 Delson Kemp Attorneys, Blanken-
ship & Palsdini-Smith.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs
Building
New York April 6.-COTTON-A sudden rebound
on the CESSATION Of long liquidation in cotton and
heavy covering a shnTts took place today May
at cue time vas q points higher. which a rally
o. nearly s. a bale from the low point on Tuesday
Liverpool was stronger than expected, ard the
spot call Transactions there amounted 20 500 hales
the largest business IN che day for several months
Liverpool DISPATCHES stated that the decline e late
hss not st0Uped the demand for cloths while IL
has improved the margin Of s!inners' Profits. Ac
curdng 70 s0ms q the Liverpool dispatches. there
was a healthy market a; Manchester. and prospects
Of ITS continuance. In this country there is more
demand for yarns
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, April S-AIoney on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at per esnt; highest 81:
lowest. 2s; closing ~ per cent Most Of the
days loans were made at per csht-
Time money continued dull, the present needs Of
the stock commission houses being Light Offerings
were not superintendent, the effect Of the gold ex-
ports being to make banks display less disposition
TO Loan their funds at the fixed rates. Rates, Sa4a
per cent for sixty days. fer ninety days. aa43G
for four, five, ard SIX months and 4&a4s for seven
and eight months. and over the year
Mercantile paper in fair demand, and vas
issued with moderate freedom. Rates siss5 uer
cent for sixty and ninety days indorsed bills re
Ceiyabe 4iza5 per cent for choice four and SIX
months names 51Sa6 for others
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Equity Court No. 4.
JUSTICE ANDERSON

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
Assignments for ApTfl II:
SO ss. Ho=Ans IS. Beegss.'' .-.osls.es-.. --e-~--
& Prioe-
No ms Durfes Us. Durfes. Attorneys, FowieT
g. BaldeTstOn-TphElner.
No. 3E Lansdale Is Steuest Attorneys, Lester
Price-Gitsings & ChanberiIn
No 2a. Diu " Abrams. ATTORNEYS. 0Dono-
ghue-ArcheT Smith. Gics BraDde151rg.
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
In re Qunaey) Nancy Green; auditors report en-
hmed.
No. Zo-s Bum vs.. Prout ct al decree pgO COZ
fssso Attorney, J. ". Gardiner
No Is5l. Getz e. al vs. johnson e. al, t''is-
tees: authorized 70 sell notes. Attorneys. c. L
Shreve-C ". ClEgstt
No asis Chisveu vs. Russell sale fnaIly rati-
fed Attorneys. ". J LAMBERT Williamson-
No. 2solO. Clements rs. Clements order for coun-
sci fees and submitted Attorneys. c. 4. Plrner-
No. asfs5. csrlsi vs.. CLARK ct al: submitted At
torneys, Pennebaker. Carusi & Jones-Tucker
M. 2747. strothsr Is. strosher ct al; same. At
torneys Thomas Wslker-T L. Jones, n T. Clink
scales and r. r. Homer.
No 2ql3 Bond et al. X Brooks e a. order
appointing NJ y Richardson and ". L, Pollard
trustees; bond. 5000 Attorneys. NJ y Richard
sow. l. Pollard.
No 900. Rowzse - Union Storage and Fur
niturs Company; auditors report ratified Attorney
John Riout-
Ma. 2s9o0 Emig ~ Mitchell Mining Company
order oyerrliing motion and order appointing A S
Lowenthal Company receiver; bond. 500 AttOE
news. c. E. ENG and John Ridout-G. E. Sullivan
No. 2995s Rich Ct a. vs Gates; order granting
dissolution Attorneys. @ A. Berry-R. F. Down
ing.
No gSsS. West - West ct al rule returnablt
April 2 Attorneys. B. L. GasSins-W. c. Chas'
and al T Clinkscales.
No 2eeSS Jackson rs Chesley e. Al. decree sub
shutting trustee. Attorney, r. A. Ford.
No 2s5Z Dunn ct al IS. ESpey ct al; sale 7ti
fed and references 70 auditor. Attorney, W. A
Johnston
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-E1tTa, per cwt.. 55oas.Oo; do. butcher,
1 00a4 30: do. common Z0Oa3.00
HOGS-Per cwt. gross. 95oal0OOi DO. ordinary,
a0S
sHEEP-Prime. 5.ooa55O do. common. sOoaAoo.
LAMBs-Fancy spring, Z; fall choice. per ID,
eas1k do medium. s
CALvEs-Prime. per H.. le; do. medium, sac:
TO-. grass. 4a5
COWS-Prime. fresh, each, s5.Ooa45o0; do, com
mon, 25.OOa50oO: do. old and dsy I000al5Oa
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Equity Suits.

No. 28L JAMES c. Reeves vs. Unknown Heirs
o. Allen Ciark et al. quiet title. Attorney, W. W.
Edwards
No. &3A Abran Cox Stove Company vs. Fries
Beai sharp Company; injunction. Attorney, 7.
" Fowler.
No. 9A3- Jsyns s. Hoover v. Howard T. Hover;
oiyorcs mensa q ihor2 Attope, F. s Paladini
No 29A Daniel Jackson Es. Nlll0ughbg s
Chesley 81 al administrations: substitute trustee.
Attorney. B. a. Ford.
No. 28S Martha B. Richard e al. vs.. Wister
". Gates; dissolve partnership Attorney, G. 4
Berry.
No 2e57. Clarence B. Thompson vs. Jennie A.
Thompson e a. dizorce. attorney, J. G. Foster
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

Chicago April 6-LiTe hogs were steady at yes.
terdsys average prices The receipts were estimated
at IS O0 Official yesterday. 1915; shipments 20l
left over from yesterday. 2s0s; estimated receipts
tomorrow, i 600 Bulk q prices, 103al065; lights.
10 S0al065; mixed and butchers. l0l5a10 TO- heavy.
TO- 50a0s0; rough heavy. l050al0e0; yoxkers. l055a
i0.60; pigs, 9.5osl0.A.
Cattle vera strong Estimated receipts II COO
Beeyes. 560as69: Texas steers 5.06as.Ao; Western.
2O0as25 COWS and heifes, 2Soz7.Ie; stoekers and
feeders, Ssa6B.
Sheep were weak 3 yesterdays closing prices.
Estimated receipts. 10 o. Natives, s5osZ90; West
ern, 5eoa7e9; earrings, 72sAgT0; lambs. T.s3zs2o
Western lambs. 7-5Osa.A
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales-Regulsr call. u O'Clock noon
Washington Gas Is. $1,000 at Jos.
Capital Traction S. S6S at 10
Washington Railway and Electric pfd. 3 at q.
81. 10 at 81 ! at slh . al 81. % az o. o.
MergenthaleT. 10 at Zl611. 5 at ZlSk.
Lauston. % at 90
Union Trust az I3ls
After eall-Commercial National Bank. 10 al I0a.
CAPITAL Traction S. S24 at 10
Following are the bid and asked urices on yes,sr.
days Washington stock Exchange:
GAS BONDS
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No 5ss2s Simon iyon rs. Mary L Green; judy
nent Municipal Court SZ7A Attorneys. Lyon &
lyon.
40 ss5S Fannie p Blundon - The Fidelity &
Casualty Company; policy, $1,000. Attorneys. A S.
WorthinEton snd .. W. oDonoghue
No. s5B. United States % use Of Wong For
Moy vs. HENRY N Kingsley ct al: bond. s.. 0l3 S.
Altmnays. HoxaEd Boyd and Nelson Wilson.
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Nov Oh ApII ~ n IA I--LoNeri qllet trade.
No. ! Duluth, opening q navigation, L22h No 2
red, I. o. b.. rs. No. hard New York E. o. h.
nominal; Nc. / macaroni Lo5A. T. O. b., opening
Of navigation; No. I Manitoba. {. O. b.. 20 arrive
Ll6&. Exporters took leads Msnit6ha
CORN-Weaker fair tade. Steamer mixed 6lit
export basis. No elevator. nominal export basis;
expert Nc 2. (. o. p. 62i1; Ne. yellow f. 0. b.
g. Exporters took loads.
RYE-Lfeless. No. . T. O. b. sgz
VrTrr IT
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY W. 3. Hibhs 4 o.,
Members Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs
Building.
oail nOnsy: Open. 5; high, SKI low, 81 clOse, az.
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Distrfcr Court.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No. $50 In opening alley in square ⅇ order
10 summon jury.
No. So. In re opening sllsy IA sauArs S5: anna
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Washington Railway and Electric pre-
ferred was the leader Of the local market
for securities. selling at the noon meet
Ing Of the exchange about eighty-five
shares on a range Of 81 TO one-eighth of
a point higher. The Gales were made
mostly by a single broker.
Mergenthaler sold at Boston prices.
nearly half a point lower than recent
transactions Owing TO the good show
ing OF the local banks in the statements
made to the Comptroller Of the Currency,
quite a demand for them developed, which
could be only partially supplied. A quo
tation lot of Commercial National sold
at 204, and after call another similar lot
at the same price.
Bond sales consisted Of Washington Gas
As and Capital Traction IS. which went
at current prices.
With four traffic months yet to be in
cluded in the years income account, the
Louisville and Nashville already has a
lead over 1909 of $S,76S.00O gross. This
means that IL for the remainder OF the
year the road only holds its own with
1909, the total income for 1909-1O will sur
pass the record made In 1907. when gross
earnings gained s., 600 over the proceed
ing year and reached a total Of S4S. 2si, 900.
Last years total gross was s446200O0