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The Washington herald., 1910-10-04

Sixth street northeast. between l and K streets
Square ST. lot 2: Cyrus ". Chapel et Tx 70
Herman r. Howcnstein SO.
Saint Phillip and Jacob-Payt Of tract; Caroline
Jane Hill % Margaretta Catharine Barnes $40.
Saint Phillip and Jacob Part Of tracts; Margareta
Catherine Barnes q viz IN Charles Washington
Barnes. SIC.
Ga Eleventh street northsast-s1uare go lot 3
Thomas r. Hudson e TX, 70 Henry c. Taskel
and suzsie Hosman $40,
petworth-Lot 80 block = Thomas E. farrell e TX
to John ]. Range SO.
Chevy Chase Heights-S1uare 1856 lot ?: The New
lands Company to Florence +. MacGFegor, SO
street southwest, between Fourth and Fifth
streets-South 4 square SO, part II original loi
4. Ike Edels0n 90 Adolph A. Koch, So
Connecticut Avenue Addition 10 Cleveland PARK
Part Of a tnct; Rose Standish Slinty 10 Walter
J. tAhy et uX. SO
Fifth street southeast. between u and streets
Square s2l north han q 10, a; Clarence +.
Donohoe 10 John Mass, Sic
Rsndle Park Addition 10 Congress Heights-Lot II.
block 2; Adcph A. kock et ux. 70 William
z. II. Merritt $40
GrisWeld's Addition 10 AnAcostia-Iot -; the Va.
tional Capital Bank Of Washington 10 Herman
2. Wiiler. SO.
Mount Pleassnt-Iot 80. blocA /; William n
Wunder et ux. 10 Alonzo o. Bliss. SO.
Chevy Chase-SquaTe l7So lots 2 and "a Fultoa
X, Gordon et ux. to Paul r. Bosch Sfts q
Connecticut Avenue rcuaoe-Sguare iS9 ios IS.
Auit"h H h0luiH4 c. tlA- 70 ANA II AutAalat.
SeU2
Chevy Chase-square 100 lots u and =; farca
r. Gordon e. Tx 90 Isabel r. Taylog. NsG "A.
Connecticut Avenue Tcrracs-S0rare lSa lots n
and q Fulton r. Gordon e OK. to ElssahSsA
X Walton s2.S0.
Addition 10 lie Droit park-Los l. hlock n. Aravlia
L Briscoe et vr 10 Reatricc Alllgv5s SIC
Twining City-LoJ g. block 1; tieeygc 4. Rerctgi.
trustee, TO the District IF Columbia SIS n
TWining City-Part az lot S. hlaek 4. Hear, NsY-
Tor ct TX. 70 the District * Columbia SISNgo.
l5T Rigs street northwest-Sguaic lN lct tsS Jane
W. Gemmell Add Virginia 5 Gemmen 90 John
7. Knott. Sll
G street southeast between sixteenth ana Seven.
tenth stree ts-South Of square 1871 lot -: Roy
b, Jones es ux. TO John b. Harre sla
St Phillip and Jscob-Square ltla. lots Is and 20:
Ethel NJ Clark to Mirom J. Atkinson $40
Mount Pleasant Heights-Lot 10. block 5; Fulton n
Gordon et ux. TO Angela J. Shaeklefora SO
Tenth street southeast, between | and II streets
Square @o lot -; Joseph B. Lanahan Ell ux.
et al. 10 Elizabeth A. Doyle. $40.
Pleasant Plains-Square 3o4l, lot So Harry Ward
man and Thomas Bones 10 joseph j. Herman
and John H. Pellen So
Ingiesade-Lot CO. block 6; Lewis Z. Breuninger ct
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibbs Co,
members II the Chicago Beard Of Trads. Hibhs
BuiloIlE.
Chicago Oct sMinneapoliS reported good de-
mand for cash wheat there with No ! Northern
IA 10 eents over December most OF II SONG
at TX over. M!sls were good buyers. and hour sales
were in good Folume mostly fer immediate snip
ment. There was very little inquiry here Tor cash
wheat, and the seaboard reported absolutely moth
Ing doing there for export. Limits on Manit0ba
wheats Ia 10 ? cents ont Of line. and America
to cents out a line. The market ruled firm
early the higher cables but the advance did NOT
hold and geod selling for ioug and short account
caused a sharp reaction. Local receipts. 2 cars.
With OF estimated for to-norrog,
Tbs weather throughout the corn belt Is some
what cooler. with rain in some parts. Country
offerings were light. while cash demand was very
quiet. The market ruled firm early. but later eased
on IN sympathy with the weakness in wheat, Local
receipts Z5 cars with SIS estimated for tomorrow.
There vas no special feature % the oats markets
to-day which ruled firm IN early sympathy with
corn. and later eased OF IN absence Of eaE5 de-
mand Country offerings we're q little larger, and
II was reported that Northern Iowa was shipping
In oats 10 make room for c0rn. This viii tend 70
swell our receipts next week. Local receipts Isl
cars. with $50 estimated for tomorrow.
Provisions started lower besause Of the sharp de
cline IN hogs and less bullish showing Of stocks
than expected Further losses were made later IN
the day "a liberal selling Influenced By the weak
ness IN gn ms. Cash trade poor.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

BUrTER-Fancy tub. Per ID. &a2s: high-grade
tub. 2 renovated. 26a2z; print. fancy, sOlzaslM.
CHEESE-New York state factory. new, lsales.
EGGS-NeaT-by. fresh Virginia. per doz. q: West
Virginia and Southwest Virginia. 2; Tennessee q.
GREEN FRUIrs-Apples. per Dbl. l.Ooa3.50; or
anges. California. per box. 35a63; lemons per
SoK, 350a5J9: grape fruit per crate 30OsS00; pine
apples. per crate 200aS5e; cantaloupes. per crate
35al00 peaches. per crate. 4oa65; watemel0ns each
l0al5; grapes. Delaware L5oa200; Niagara lisa
zoo; Concord 50al.25 Per carrier; pears. Bartlett
25oa500; dsmsons 250a3l0
DRESSED POULTRY-Hens choice. per h., Il;
ROSTERS, b.. r. sTTngeTs. lsai9: ducks per H.
l2ah; geese. Per h.. Sail
LIVE PoULTRY-spring chickens, i7als; hens,
Der h. i5al6: ROSTERS. per H.. lOzll: ducks per
b.. llAl3 geese, h.. Sale turkeys, per h. 2la2
NEGETABLES-Potatoes new No. /, per Dbl,
l.25alI5; No. 2 per bbl.. 55al.0o new sweets. per
Dbl, Isai-So; ysms. per Dbl, Loal75 cueumbers.
Der basket. I5al5o onions. per box. 75asO; cabbage
Per Dbl. 6aio0; eggplant. per doz., 3a25; squash
FER crate, 2oa40; string beans per bb L50a200;
lima beans per quart sal2: lettuce per basket LO0a
lio; tomatoes. homegrown, per box 5oaL0o; celery
per crate, 275aieo; Tadishes per 100 l0oal50 pep
pers Per basket 25a40; turnips. per doz. punches
z5aZ; beets, per 100 punches. looai5O: green corn
per doz,. l0al5.
WOOL AND HTDES-wool. washed. nee Of burrs
per h.. as2; unwAshed, per b.. aA22 Hides
green, per H.. O. do. dry. Per h. l2al5 calfskns
green. each. L25al50
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

| Baltimore. Oct. 3-CORN-stoek In elevators
| lo5S bushels; shipments from elevators, 27Z
bushels. Contract opened firm. Spot mixed corn a.
the opening sold for 5Iis nominal; year corn At The
opening vas d nominal, and January early was
! 81. nominal. Sales. yellow domestic on
track. IS; i've mixed spot 50. settling prizes
\ Contract. 571z.
| FLOuR-Winter extra. 3i0aJ60 do. clear. 4Oaa
I 40: do, straight A15al50; do, patent 4s5a4 g
spring eleaF new. 4l5asio; do. straight. new. 53A
555 DO. patent. new 65oa575; City Mills best pat
ent, k5; do. high grade patent. SIS; do. high
Grade straight. 5.u5i do. choice family. 40. do.
I extra s.40asD; rye four medium 70 choice i23a
$50; corn meal. 100 lbs. LsOal.N.
HAf-New No. ] timothy. large bales. 900: do.
No. ? l90lsl950 No s. as % location i6 00als %
choice clover mixed, lS0oals.50: No I clover mixed
l7.50; No. mixed. l30oal5 20; Nc. clover i400,
No. clover. l200al35 meadow grass and rSeking
hay. l00oal20. nograde hay. as 10 kind. quality.
and condition. 800zl200.
| MILL FEED-Spling bran. In loDlb sacks Der
( ton. Do0a2350. Western middling in l00Ih sacks.
ton, q, 50s500 -four and white middllngs In l0olb
sacks Per ton. eA9oo. City Mills middlings in
lo-lb- SACKS. per ton 2.5oe24Se City Nils bran.
| in l00-lb. sacks. 4.50aB. So
OATS-stock in elevators. s66l3 bushels, ship
mems from elevators. ST bushels New oats on
/ spot were, No. 2 white. ~. standard white 81
No. white. So. No. white. Sa36A mixed No.
I 2 s6a. n0mina..
RYE-stock in elevators. IS ISL bushels. shipments
from elevators. lss bushels. No. rye Western do
nests. 7sa7s; No. rye. domestic, 7ea77 bag lots.
as 70 quality and condition, s6a73 No. rye, West
efn. domestic. 72a7i. No ne nearby THAT No.
3 rye. nearby. 50a7!.
srRAW-Straight rye strAw fair 20 choice 10 50a
llm straight rye. No 2. 95oal0o0; tangled rye
lbloekedl. 7ooaSo; wheat (blockedl fair 10 good.
seas 90 do good 10 prime. T.s0as01
WHEAT-Stock m elevator, I.s4s 80 bushels.
Shipments from elevators 1876 bushels. Sales q
cargo FOR No. red. Eis: Tor special bin steamer
No. red. asa and for stock stesmer No. nd.
GA. Bag lots by sample. brought IN So 81 and
% bushel- Contract opened firm; October, Gh bid.
spot No ? rel wheat early Vas s65a bid. SPOT No.
| red Western opened at s'ls bid. November At
opening Vas ssAs nominAl December early was ss7s
nominal Sales. 6353 bushels No. red West
err spc;. sii4 ! car No. reA Western spot 50.
Settling prices: Contract spot. GA No red
Western, q No. 3 red. s5A. steamer No red.
s0l2 steamer No red Western glA.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by ". b. Hibbs & 90.
members q TIE New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building
New York. Oct 3-The market continued very
irregular during the late afternoon. Reports about
the alleged settlement Of the Lancashire labor tro-
Bile we're very conflicting Some cables denied there
had been settlement, owing 20 the refusal OF
manufacturers 10 accept the terms for arbit-ating
the difficulty.
But, Notwithstanding this mixed situation and
the belief the trade had pretty well discounted
whatever there was bullish in the governments crop
report by the enormous buying aud sham advance
a 10 ~ cents per pound IN the last ten DAYS the
leading bull interests here continued their active
support q the market and this kept prices fuctu-
atng within Ten points Of the highest level reached
during the forenoon.
with old bulls and trade interests selling freely 70
supply the demand. and keep the market under
control, and at the same time realize their profits
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. Oct 3--CATTLE-Receipts 3.752 head
Steers were very duh at a general decline Of l0aI5
bulls steady on limited receipts; medium fat cows
easier. Common 10 prime steers sold 81 s-60a6 IS
per 100 pounds; bulls. 3ooai-l5: common 10 fairly
good COWS. 225aioo; dressed beef slow and weak al
sallH PER pound for native sidesi No later cables
from Grsst Britain. Exports none.
CALVES-Reeeipts. ?, $50 head Good 20 prime
TealS were in fair demand and steady: the under
grades slow and weak gTassers duh and generally
lower; good light Western calves steady. Common
to choice veas sold S00al0 90 per 100 pounds: CON-
mons and thTowouts 5.00a7 90; grassers, ZOO coed
westerns. 100: dressed calves slow at l3al7lz for
city dressed Teals; sal4ik for country dressed and
Sale for drt ssed grassers and fed calves.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, u,525 head
Sheep slow and weak; lambs weak 10 25o
lower Common to prime sheep sold 300al 50 per 100
pounds culls. go; medium 70 prime lambs zoo:
clls 500; dressed mutton slow ard easier at 7lkas;
dressed lambs dull n Halls
HOGS-ReceiptS, s.ll6 head. Prices were hTm and
l0al5 higher with sales Of heavy 10 lights $50 per
100 pounds Country dressed hogs firm at lSals per
pound.
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Equity Court No. L.
CHIEF JUSTICE cLABAuGH.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABADGH.
No. &le9. Rhodes Is. Rhodes; absolute divorce
granted. Attorneys, c. q T. Carrington-H. A.
Heitmusi.er
No. eseA- Hurley vs. Hurley; same Attorneys.
G. CagTingtOn-W. O. English
In 70 0unacyl Ellen j.. Carter F. A. Fleming
appointed con. iittee: bond 500.
No. Is2ls. teTable Rabbit ct al. Sale, finally
ratified and teferenoe 70 auditor. Attorney. e. c.
German.
No HoH O'Bren vs. 0Brien rule set October
u. Attorneys. F. ID. Blackistone-J. II. AdriaAns.
No. &69s. Ellsworth Quick substitute trustee
ordered. Attorney. g. f. Williams
No. A0A Hardin e al. vs.. Arnold e. al vii
liam Henry Dennis appointed special auditor. At
torneys Carlisle 4 Johnson-
No. 2f95. Berkeley IS. Chillum Castle Realty
Company e al. auditors report confirmed Atior-
neys T. +. ColodAy & H. NJ. Berkeley.
No. A5el. AiagTuder "a. Aistead Ct al; decree
Pro oonfesao Attorneys. SWayze q HichboTp.
No. 1855. Altman Altman; order for alimony
pendente lite apd counsel fees. Auomeys. ]. A.
Toomey-E. H. Jackson.
No. 2seA. christrnan vs.. Buckingham cause re-
instated and order n September q stricken out.
Attorney. ". 81. Eiiisou
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Oct. 3-Hogs dull TO 10 lower than Sat
urday's average. Bulk Of prices s.5OassO; quality
good. Estimated receipts to-day. SOC; left over.
4.Tlr estimated receipts tomorrow. 1900: lights.
s7casl5 mixed and butchers, s.2sasl5 heavy, ssh
600; workers.. S95a9.00i pigs s.l5a9OO.
Cattle steady to 10 lower. Estimated receipts TO
day. $500; beeFes. A6oal9o; COWS and heifers 2aoa
$50: Texas steers. 4.oa5s0; stockers and feeders.
3.i0s560.
Sheep, 10 lower; estimated receipts to-day 5000 ;
natives. 240AAls Western, 975s4.lO; yearlings $40
lambs 3.50a7O0; Westerns, A75a6s5.
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Circuit Court No. i.
CHEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH

NHIEF JUSTICE tLABAUGH-
No. Gs8- Phillip Newspaper Service IS. Auto
College Of Washington; order Affirming Judgment d
Municipal Court vacated. Attorneys, Leckde. Fult01
a Cox-H. ". Wheatley
No 5lS2 Vawter vs.. Capital Traction Company
bill Of exceptions signed and flied and time u
hle transcript extended Attorneys, L. ]. Matter
]. z. McMah0u-PeTTy Son. c. T. Dunlop and
N. ]. Colbert.
No. 4ss5. Morgan Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company, mandate Of OouFs Of Appeals pre-
sented and Judgment for costs. new trial granted
and ordered placed On Octobsr calendar. Attorneys
l. ID. Blackstone and J. Z. Citing Hamilton
Colbert. Yerkes a Hamilton.
No. 5ll3i Hillman e. al. vs. Robinson et al blI
Of exceptions signed and filed Attorneys. Penne
baker. Oarlsi q Jones-G. A Provost l. A Bailey
and John Ridout.
There Will bs q call Of the odd number ezlendarei
cases IN Circuit Court No. Tuesday, October
a. at 10 a. m. commencing xilh No. ! and endins
with No. Ie
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DISTRICT COURTS
Court 'of Appeals.


Assignments for October 1, 1910
Special calendar:
No. , United States ex rel. Phillips vs.. Balm
ger. Attorneys. Tucker. Kenyon K Maefarlsnd-
LaWlef, Clements & Wright
No ; FTisby United States Attorneys II.
E. DaVis-Wilson q Adkins.
No. 4. United States ex rel. Early vs. Richards.
Attorneys. Flynn-Thomas & White.
No. 5. Mitchell Mining Company vs. Emig. At
torney. Sullivan.
No g. Hoepner Va. Bell. Attorneys, MeManon 4
Mcmahon and RdOut.
No Z United States e1 rel. Rice vs.. Moore. At
torney. Strasburser
No g. United States sx rel. Lowe rs. Ballinger.
Attorneys. Happier & Merlat-LAwier. Clements x
Wright
No. o. Wall vs.. Oyster. Attorneys. Ridout-
Peelle
No TO- Brown vs.. United States Attorneys. Car
rington & Ridoat-WilsOn.
10. Il. Billings vs.. Field. Attorneys. Bacon
Church 4 johnson.
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Probate Court.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
Estate Ct Thomas LOOker: order 10 transfer Sc
clrities.
Estate q Horace A. TayloT; letters tsstzmentsry
granted % Harriet u. and samuel ]. Bradford
bond, 500 Attorney J " YeTkes
Estate q Mar A Crouin; letters q admiuistra-
ton granted 10 Margaret c CroniR; bond. 300
Attorney, "a. Z. Reilly
Estate q Mary l. Hughes; order TO sell person-
atty.
Estate q Anne VI. Kille; caveat dismissed and
order 10 credit for costs.
Estate II Victoria J. l. Compile: order 10 sell
stock. Attorney, T. A. Jones
Estate q Henry c Riley; order % sell estate
Of Martha j. Riley letters Of administration grant
ed 10 Georgia Quinlan, bond, 500
Estate q John @. Carlisle: letters testamentary
granted 10 John 6. Carlisle IT,. and William J..
KehOe; bond. 500 Attorney II. T. Burton.
Estate q George ". shecrer; petition for letters
teStauentsry. Attorney. Lemuel Eugstt
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Oct, 3-Money on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at ~ per cent: highest ,;
lowest, ~; closing % per cent. Most Of the days
loans were made az "a per cent
Time money very Arm for over the year
maturities. which periods we're most desired by
borrowers. Demand generally Eas light. however.
and only small business vas reported. Rates were
44aaia for ninety days and AMaiA for four, i've
and six months AL industrial collateral loans were
made al per cent
Mercantile paper not in such good demand
and despite The good assortment offered brokers re-
ported a very limited volume Of business Rates 81
asa per cent for sixty aud ninety days bills re-
oetvab!e. 5i.s6 per cent for four 20 six months'
choice single names. 81 for others.
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Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.

Assignments for Ocioner g. 1910.
No. Frzwner vs. Washington Railway and Eiee-
the Company. Attorneys. Dodge d G.es--Dariing-
ton.
No. :. KEEPER vs. Washington, Alexandra and
Mount Vernon Railway Company. Attorneys Down
ing s Beuy-BsrbouT q Msckall.
No. 6 sellman vs. Potomac Insurance COMPANY.
AuOrhsys. Lambert a. Neatman-Madd0x & Galley
Ne. 8. Weber Goddard. executrx. Attorneys.
Maekay-Richerdson.
No. TO- stedHan IS TeE-ninal Taxieab Company.
Attorneys. JetiGrds & SslOmOn-Dougias & Baker.
No. Y Sullivan City and Suburban Railway
Company Attorneys Ben, Happier a MeTilzt-
Darlington.
No. B. Clements vs.. Model Laundry Company.
Attornsys. Darlington & IOhnson-PeTTy & Son
No. Is. Graf vs.. Zoe. Attorneys Loving
Mather
No %. Reeves vs. Lyun et al. Attorneys Car
riEgton d JohHson-Doaglas. Baker & DulAney.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. per cst., e5oz7.50; do. butcher.
5.50a60o; common, s50a5.o0.
HoGs-Per cSt gross. s.soaloOO; do. ordinary.
500.
sHEEP-Prime, s5oa4.oS; do. common 25Oas0O
LAAiBS-Fancy spring. 6lsal; fan choice. per
h., Z; do. medium, s.
CALvEs-Prime. per h.. salO; do. medium. sa
81 do, common, 2
CoWs-Prme fresh. each. s5Ooa45.O0; do. com
mon.. 3.0oaSo,0o: DO. old and dry. l00oai5OO.
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Criminal Court No. 1.
CHEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH

tHiLF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. 4s50 United States vs. Griffin Hslstesd
embszzlemeut ard larceny; bail increased 500; re
cognizance IN S oO5. with samuel H. Walker surety
taken.
No. EB5 United states ~ Same. false pre-
lenses and embezz,ement; same.
Assignment for Oc.ober 4 1910:
United States ". Robert Turner
United States ". John B. MAY
United States IS. Claude Aver
United States v Charles Crsiz
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-wheat. per bushe s0asS: corn. sheIled,
per hushel. ssa75; cob 3.75a4OO per barrel; oats.
Western, white, No. 2. per bushel 4sa5z; mixed
per bushel, 45a50: bran. per ton, ESQ; middngs.
per ton. zoo
Hay AND sTRAW-Hay Western. No /, zoo;
No 2 2i.o: mixed. 200: loose at local scales 1900:
straw rye. bundle l2oo; straw. rye machine thrash
1000; straw. wheat per ton. $50: straw. oat, per
ton 500
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Regular call. y O'Clock noon:
Capital Traction at ~
Lsnston. 10 at 81. 10 at 81. % at s. 10 AT 81
After eall-Potomae Electric cons. s., 5000 at
l00L
Washington Railway and Electric Is. $500 1t
s3A N,00 at s5ia. SO00 at sys
Washington Railway and Electric pref. 10 at s.
10 at s., at S.
Capital Traction, S. 500 at ia
Following the bid ard asked prices pos,sd at
yesterdays mseting Of the Washington Stock Ex-
change;
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DAILY COURT RECORD
CMonday
(Monday, October 3, Is1o9

TX and William D. VEST ct IL. 10 Rita q.
Coolidge, SO.
Columbia Hesshts-L0t Il. block 81 Edward ".
PetheFbE1dge et ux. 10 Z. Wiley Stesrns So
Cleveland Park-Squsre 262 lot 5; Wilaa King
70 Alexander J. KaibAessch SO
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District Court.


CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. s3 United States 100 packages anti
kamnia tablets Ann-Kamnia Tablet Chemical Com
pany made defendant.
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Equity Suits.

No 1853 Fred A. Schmidt vs.. Anna NJ David
son ct al. quiet title Attorneys. Branden5urg &
BTandenbuTg.
No. $3.50. Annie Croes Turner vs.. Unknown
Heirs OF Charles j. Uhlman; same. Attorney. Al
fred D. Smith
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Lawsuits.

No. s2sB. United States ex rel James Edward
Buckley rs. Secretary Of State: mandames At
torney. R. E. Mattingly
No. 5sa. Nelson Wilson W. William A. Pate
note, 2,5T. ATTORNEY, Nelson Wilson.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY W. B. Hibbs 4 Co.
msmbers Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building.
CeL money; Open, ~ high. s. low. "a close. )
SALE OLE SHARES BY HOURS.
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Criminal Court No. =

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
Notice-There viii be call Of the appeal calendar
in Criminal Court No. ? % Wednesday October s
1910. al i a. n.
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New York, Oct. 3-WheAt quiet, irregular New
No. Northern spring. TO ami :. o b.. 1874 No
red. I. O. b. I.0lA: No, 2 hard. (. o. b.. l05: No.
| mAearoui, T. o. b. ssl4 No / Manitoba.
{. o. b., iG,
Corn firm i; fair inquiry. Steamer mixed, nominal,
export basis; export No. 2 Z. o. b. 60; No. 2 eis-
yator, domestic. 9A nominal. Exporters took 8
loads. chiefly West az oufports
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New York, Oct S-The general upward
movement in prices that has obviously
been in progress lately assumed the form
to-day OF a larger, broader and more sus-
tained advance than at any time since 1t
began. all this being the more noticeable
on account OF the unfavorable showing
made In last Saturdays bank statement.
The impression seemed 20 prevail. how
ever, that the average figures of the bank
return with the report OF bank surplus
still standing at $i0.27s0O0 was a more
accurate guide TO the situation than the
actual figures which gave the surplus at
SS,S4lsOO0. The surest task OF banking
conditions at any time is the current
rates for the use OF money and these
still stand at figures below those Gus
tomarily seen at this time Of year.
Gotten Report Satisfactory.
Aside from the bank returns which
disn't become published on Saturday un-
III he stock exchange had closed the
most noteworthy development OF interest
to-day was the government October cot
ton report giving the average condition
OF the cotton crop on September % as
I'll per cent q month ago. The drop IN
condition. while of course unweleome, was
however, not more than often takes place
at this time OF year and the present con-
dition OF the crop Is stiIl nearly IA
points higher than It was last year AT
this time and less than point lower than
the average for the past ten years.
More attention than ever was paid to
the evidences OF Inherent strength shown
by the stock market itself The Hill rail-
road shares were particularly strong from
the outset possibly because a prophecy
that has been persistently made by a
large army OF spectators for the decline
that tho dividend on Northern Pacific
stock was likely TO be reduced in the
near future was seen TO possess no foun-
dalton whatever Of truth.
Sugar Receivers Loss.
American Sugar Refining stock. which
In the morning was the weakest feature
OF business. later In tho day recovered its
loss and closed at a large net advance.
Strength was also impaired 10 the whole
market by evidences OF more determined
and concentrated buying or United States
Steel common stock than has been seen
al any time since the spring
On the face Of things the iron and steel
business is still notably depressed. Close
watchers OF the trade, however, report
that at least certain branches of the
business are showing the presence OF In
creased demands: and a true statement
&C the state OF affairs in this regard is
beyond any doubt that orders for iron
and steel articles have been so forcibly
and artifcially held back by the railroad
companies during the present year that
when the necessity fer such a restraint
disappears the great probability is that
very considerable upturn in prices will
take place within a very short space OF
time.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-04
WALL STREET NEWS
Upward Movement Assumes
Generous Proportions.
COTTON REPORT IS PLEASING

While Drop Ia shown, the Present
Condition Is Higher Than Last
Year and Only a Point Below the
Average for the Last Ten Years.
Hill Issues Are Strong.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-04
FREIGHTRATESAIREl
Interstate Commission Has
Resumed Hearing.
FULL ATTENDANCE ON HAND

Decision 10 Hear More of Conditions
on Eastern Roads October IL, and
for Western Roads in Chicago Lat
ter Part of Month-LOng and Short
Haul 10 Come Tn October s.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-04
The Safest investments

LOANS MADE on REAL ESTATE sE-
corffy at lowest rates of interest
Prompt pefsonai attention.
HEISKELI G. McLERAN.
IzoS II 81. NV.