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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-24
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
Dun and BradStreet See Business Outlook Some
What Mixed and IRREGULAR

, New York. Sept. 2S.-Bradstreets rs-
view of the state of trade tomorrow will
say
Trade and Industrial reports. are still
Irregular and general Characterization is
difficult Fair activity in some lines and
at some centers is indicated. but repres-
sion and conservatism are widely In evil
dence and reflected in small but frequent
rather than large or confident buying.
Among favorable features may be
cited the advance OF the fall season.
more definite assurances as 10 yields Of
the later planted crops. corn and cotton;
fall festivals and the resumption of work
By Western and Southwestern coal mineEs
who have been wholly or partially idle
for months past.
"On the other side Of the question there
is witnessed the continuance Of agitation
Of politico-economic questions. high levels
Of prices Of commodities, and especially
of raw materials Of manufacture; short
time in industry, small profits reported
/ In many lines, and in some sections the
continuance Of very warm weather which,
while beneficial 10 crop development, acts
as bar TO fullest activity in retail lines
''One really favorable underlying fea-
ture. perhaps not thoroughly appreciated
at present, is the apparent absence Of
large stocks OF goods in primary or sec
ondary hands. born apparently OF uncer-
tainty as TO future prices and the growth
OF the belief that far distant buying Is
not either advisable or necessary. This
with the favorable crop outlook. viii
make easier the resumption Of fall ac-
tivity if other disturbing causes are re-
moved"
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore Sept. 2-WHEAT-stock in elevators
$50 bushels; shipments from elevators 81 $50
bushels. Bag lots, BY sample, as 10 quality and
condition, brought "a. s. and 100 bushel Con
tract spot. l-0l; No, ? red Western. l0Ii1; No. 5
red. IS; steamer No. nd, si'4 steamer No. red
Western ssh
CoRN-stock in elevators, bliss bushels: ship
ments from elevators, 1856 bushels Sales, car
steamer yellow, track Mount Glare. 6OL4. settling
price: Contract, SEA.
OATS-StOck IN elevators So 81 bushels; ship
ments from elevators o59 bushels No. white
3sa3Sls; standard white, 37za35; No. white 57a
ga, No white, SaeT.
RYE-Stoek in elevators. 81 1914 bushels; ship
ments from elevators, l8 bushels. No. I I'VE West
ern, domestic. 7sa79; No. we domestic, 76a7T: bag
lots. 70 quality and condition, 65a52s No. re.
Western. domestic 72a74; No ne. nearby. 72a73;
No. ne, nearby, 70s7l.
FLOUR-WinteT extra. new. 3+0a3.60; DO. clear.
new. A06ai3; do. straight. new, 50; do rat
ent new. 49oa50o; spring clear 43a455 do straight
5S)ay IS; do, patent 550a575; City Mills best
patent $50; do higherade patent 545 do. straight
SIS; choice family. 460; extra. 35oa&75; rye -four.
medium 10 choice. 425ai.JG; coTnmeaL per 100 lbs,
L0al.6c
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New York. Sept pr. G. Dun & Co. s
weekly review of trade tomorrow Will
say:
with crops aggregating large in guam
tity and value, in spite of the reduced
yield OF spring wheat; with politics be-
coming so intense and uncertain as 10
make enterprise timid. and with railroads
and shippers engaged In dispute over
rates. the business outlook is mixed
trade reaction being very plain in some
important directions. while at the same
time there are streaks OF progress and
activity
An interesting and, in its possible
outcome. important development is the
better demand for bonds. This is often
an accompaniment OF trade recession, but
IL is also frequently the result or In
creased economies and, therefore, the
forerunner OF better times. Trade ad-
vices are OF a mixed character A num-
Der OF the leading cities report a move
ment larger than week ago. and good
seasonable weather has been especially
beneficial to retail business.
In dry-goods conditions are relatively
much better than in most OF the other
lines.
In iron and steel, although there is
considerable activity in the wire divi
sion. the trade, as a whole, is much be-
low full mill capacity, and has suffered
during the past week by talk Of price
recession, but this has met with official
denials.
Commercial failures this week in the
United States are Z33. against 2n last
week: 205 the preceding week and ls3 the
corresponding week last year. Failures
in Canada number IS. against % last
week: 22 the preceding week. and 81
last year"
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. Sept 2--CATTLE-Receipts 2Ss9
head. Steers we're slow. with choice selling finn
others weak 10 Is cents lower The yards were
about cleared. Poor 20 choice steers sold 45OaF. IS
Per 100 bs.; bulls. 365ais S. cows 25OaA5O Dressed
6eefs steady al sal2 for native sides and sac for
Texas beef Liverpool and London cables quoted
i've cattle steady at l2al5A per h.. dressed weight
Exports tomorrow. 800 beeTes and ADJ quarters Of
bsei.
CALNES-Receipts 40 head. Prices we're finn
for all sorts and grades Of live calves Common To
prime veais sold s5ali.o0 per 100 lbs: culs and
throwouts 606a9oO: Indiana calves. A5Ol7 o. grass
ers. 450a575i dressed calves firm at Isl7Ik for city
dressed Veas; lOal5 for country dressed 94all for
dressed gTaSseTS
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rsceipts 74N head
Sheep ruled steady and were in fair demand Lambs
generally easier and IS cents lower The pens were
cleared. Common to prime sheep sold 3Z5a4 IS
Per 100 lbs; tops. 500; culs, 20Oa300 ordinary 10
choice lambs. 65oa7-S5; eulls SIS: yearlings. $50
Dressed mutton steady at sal0 per To- dressed lambs
slow at l2al4 with a few hog dressed selling AT
l4A.
HoGs-Rseeipts. Il77 head. Prices about steady
at 95oa9.s5 per 100 lbs.
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Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibbs & Co.
members 1t tie Chiesgo Board Of Trade. Hibbs
BUILDING
Chicago, Sept 9--Wheat was in moderate de-
mand for cash for domestic mills but there Is ahso-
utey no demand whatever for export, eithe. here
CT 81 the seabGad. Little wheat is moving from
The farm The prospects that the visible supply
will show another fair increase this week Trade
vas light all day and mostly Of local professional
scalping character. The market ruled nervous with
IN a narrow range and closed heavy. within Isc q
The low point Of the day, Absenoe Of outside spec
lation together with our heavy stocks and no export
trade, Is the bear feature
Local cars s., with 65 estimated for tomorrow
Corn ruled nm early GA covering By shorts owing
% wet weather and light country offerings Later
prices eased OF on clearing weather North and
Southwest The cash demand was quiet.
Local cars 3l9. with So estimated for tomorrow.
There was no feature 20 the oats market which
ruled quiet All dag, with a Hight speculative trade
Prices followed the course Of COM. Country offerings
were light but cash demand remains very quiet
Local cars IL. with Us estimated for tOmorow
Liquidation by scattered holders OF January deiiv-
cries q provisions was again to-day and was
quite free IN nbs and pork and prices for same
were depressed In consequence Nearby deliveries
Of both nbs and lard were firm under buying by
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square I75o-Lot : Anna Maude Ogg 10 H. D. Cor
don and Robert Z. Heater. trustees. 70 secure
Fulton K. Gordon. SlSs0Is, monthly payments.
per cent per annum.
Square Us-Lot 50; Elmer Young ct ux. 10 c. V. P.
Mitchell and J. Clinton Tnbby, trustees, to Sc
cure Charles F. Tribhy, $50, to p months, 6
per cent semi annually
Square 155-LO-s and 2. Alonzo o. Bliss e. TX
% Ephraim J. Totten and Walter H. Acker
trustees 20 secure William T. Schoenborn
SSLD, year, Per cent, seIni-annusly.
Harlttn-LOts and 10. X and l.; Annie C.
o'Neil a al to George Z. German, trustee, 70
secure G. Maitland Piper, soc, years. per
cent. semi-annually.
Square EIS-L0t l3; Joseph T. Peake 10 Ephraim J.
IoJten and Walter II. Acker. trustees, to secure
Percy II. Willis, S5743, TO months, per
cent Der annUm.
Square l9l4-Part Of lot 3; Jessie c Wooari st viz
20 Cornelius c. Billings and Edmond Malet
trustees. 10 secure Thomas b. Crisp Ssoe 5
yelH, per cent quarterly
Square part Of lot T. Marie Bu&ard et viz to
james NJ. Woodward and William H. Linkins
trustees. 10 secure Mabel Kent Linkins 81 500
years, Der cent same 10 same. TO secure
George X. Llnkins, 500. l year. s per cent,
semiannuaIy
Columbia Heights-Lot 76 block 20: Fielding H.
Garrison e. ux- 10 s. Percy Thompson aud Her
bert T. shannon. trustees 10 secure Harry b.
Wilson and Harry Wardman. s. 20. monthly
Square l04-Lot Sc; Richard J. Williams ct ux. to
Edmond Fitzgerald and John J. Fegan. TVS
tees. 70 secure Enterprise Serial Building Asso-
citation, $3.50.
Square 454-Part Of lot 2; Maggie f. BeEersock ct
viz 20 Robert f. Bradley and William NJ Bar
stow, trustees. TO secure George Henderson 5000
years, per cent semannually.
Square 35OO-Lot AZ; Robert J. Hall et ux. TO W.
Taylor Birch and Alvin C. Belt trustees, to
secure the Franklin Insurance Company. 5000
years. 81 per cent. semi annually. Same 70
Robert Lee o'Bnen and Alvin &. Belt 10 Sc
cure james Martin, 100. monthly payments
per cent per abnum.
5hichester-Lots 6sl and 662; Albert B. Few ct uK 10
Samuel H. Walker and Michael l. Weller, trus-
tees. 70 secure Eastern Building and Loan As
ISOLATION. 500. Same to Henry X. Simpson and
Maurice Otterback. trustees. to secure Joseph
X. simpson, S65, years per cent. semi
annually
square lS9-Lot s.; Henry B. F. Mcfarland ct TX.
% the Union Trust Company, trustee, 10 secure
the Fidelity Trust Company, 200. years,
Ter cent. semi-annually
'chuetzep Park-Lots lis 10 l53 block 2; Edith II.
Gottwss to p. Francis Saul and Walter T.
Hilton, trustees. 20 secure Harry NJ. Ellis
$1,000. years. s per cent. semi annually; sep
araie t-ssi N each lot.
ialorama Heights-LS. So block 3: Frank W Per
kins TO John c. Davidson and H. Latane Lewis,
trustees, TO secure II. Bradley Davidson and
Luther s. Fristoe trustees $40 400 l 10 .
years. Per cent. semi annually.
square 2l-Part Of original lot 2: GeneVieve O.
Nickel to John b Larner and John A. Hamil-
ton. trustees. 70 secure The Washington Loan
and Trust Company 2.l00, years, per cent,
seIni-annually
square 2se-Lot 5; Edna X Bushee TO Henry H.
beEzuann and Charles schatsr, trustees. 20 S.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York Sept. Zl-Money on call az the stock
exchange to-day opened az Ia Per cent highest 2;
lowest IA closing "a. Most Of the DAYS loans
were made az Is per cent.
Time money vas still freely offered and at at
tractiye figures but there seemed 10 be no use for
IT, Rates we're shaded but those who ordinarily
borrow we're not induced by these offerings There
seemed % be business in Offices which woald re-
suit in putting brokers into the market. Rates
Sixty days 81 Per cent. ninety days, 1 per cent
four i've and six months iisa4A. FER cent.
Mercantile paper continued 70 meet with moderate
favor and for the highest grades the city institu-
tions were small BUYERS. Supply continued large and
quite attractive in quality. while the return showed
considerably better than time loans. Rates 5Aa5as
pr cent Tor sixty and ninety days bills receivable
5'as6 per cent for four 70 six months choice single
names; Ga Per cent for others.
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Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.

Assignments Tor October 4. 1910:
No. Frswner vs. Washington Railway and Elec-
tric Company. Attorneys. Dodge q Gics--DaTliug
ton.
No. l. KEEPER ~ Washington Alexandria and
Mount Vernon Railway Company. Attorneys Down
Ing a Berry Barbour & MaCkzu
Ne. 8. Seman vs.. Potomac Insurance Company
Attorneys. Lamberr a Yratman- Maddox & Galley
No. s. Weber IS. Goddard. executrix Attorneys
Mackay-RichaTds1n
No. 10 stedmaH vs.. Terminal Taxicsb Company
Attorneys, JefoTts * Salomon-Dogz.as & Baker.
No. 2 Sullivan rs. City and Suburban Railway
Company. Attorneys. Bell Happier a Merilat-
Darlington
No T. Weiss & Entwisle " Washington Railway
and Electric Company Attorneys. OVen-DaTling,on
No e. Clements IS. Model Laundry Company
ATTORNEYS. Darlington I0hnson-Peuy Son.
No T. Graz W Cole A.torneys Loving
Mather.
No n Reeves vs.. Lynn e. al Attorneys. Car
rington & J0hnson-Douglas Baker & Dulaney.
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Probate Court.
CHIEF JUSTICE cLABAUGH.


Estate Of Thomas b. Mccarthy; petition for let
tiers Il administration. Attorney, A. H. Bell.
Estate Of Charles 7. Browning; letters testamen-
tary granted 20 George Il. Calvert and Nathan
Aosher bond. 500 Attorney. G. II. Calvert. i.
Estate of John Cusacd; letters Of administration
granted to Virginia NJ. f. Cusaok; bond, $500 At
toney r. n Donaldson.
Estate Of Jessiea Penn Hunter; viii dated Septem-
Der g. 1910 filed.
Estate Of John Fahnkoph; viii admitted to pro
bate and record, Attorney, p. A, Jones.
Estate Of Ophea SmallEocd. oTder nsi.
Estate Of Resale " Bradford; letters Of admins
tration to Rosie Bradford; bond. $50. Attorney
Crandal Mackey.
Estate Of Louisa NJ Turnbuke: letters Of admin
istTation granted 70 Edward n. HoPewell; bond
$l0a Attorneys E. n. Hopewell and w. G. Gardi
ner.
Estate Of Irwin Wood letters testamentary grant
ed 10 Nellie Wood bond. 500. Attorneys. Leckie
Fulton & Cox
Estate Of Bridget E. Smith; letters Of administra-
tion granted 10 William NJ Smith bond 500 At
torneys Douglas & Baker.
IN re Frank C. Woodrow ct al David Frazer an
pointed guardian; bond, $50 Attorney. Nelson WI
son.
Estate Of George W. Scheerer; viii dated October
IS 1909, fled
Estate Of Benjamin Andrews; order extending
time
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-24
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Initial transactions on the stock ex-
change yesterday were In bonds. three
Potomac Electric consolidated IS going at
lOoA to 1905.
Railway preferred attracted some atten-
to SSA. an6 after call a quotation lot
brought s7a4. The common stock attracted
less attention. ten shares selling at S2iA
Business In the main was dull. the
largest transaction being an option of IA
shares Of Washington Gas at the market
price. 7SlA.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Sept 23-H0Gs-5 TO 10 cents higher;
bulk Of prices. S65asd5; quality fair Estimated re-
celpts to-day, 5000 head. official YESTERDAY $50.
shipments, $685. left over so; estimated receipts
tomorrow, 100 Lights, 9O0a9 30; mixed and butch
ers, Stoasi5; rough, heavy. 5Z5as IS yorkers s5i
pigs s5Ds9 10.
CATTLE-Steady, estimated receipts to-day. 200
head BeeVes i.9oas.30; COWS and heifers "a
$50; Texas steers 430a6.00: stOckers and feeders
&T5a6O0; Westerns, 45Oa7l0
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Steady: estimated receipts
today l5o0O head Natives. 265a4 IS; Westerns. IS
20; yearlings. A75a570 lambs, 525a72 Is, Westerns
550aT. 90.
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DAILY COURTRECORD.
OFriday, September %, I01O0
DISTRICT COURTS.
Eduity Court No. L.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.


No. 295. PTentlss vs. Richards Wall Paper Com
paHy; guardian ad liteIn appointed.
In re Gunacyl Charles L. Phillips. reference 70
auditor
30 800 Davis et al. Va Newt0n; - decree sub
Tritaring trustee. Attorney 6. g. Gertman.
&c. 1g9. Gordon IS. Norton. commission u
take testimony appointed. Attorneys ErskiHe Cor
d0n-A. 5. Worthiugou.
No. 2dil. kiuyoun e al. vs. Mccormick; decree
substituting trustee. Attorneys. II. >. Nelcl and
D. G. Stutlel
No. 2sD. Leon ". Dr. White. hearing on rule
c1nt!nued. Attorney A. L. NeWmyer
No. 26l2 simpson ". smpson; rule discharged
Att9Deys e.. l.. Richards and Alfred D.. smith
]. $. Easby-Smith.
No 2tl5 Moore rs. Moore. restraining 0.ier and
ne eKeat discharged. Attorneys, MADDOX & Galley
No, 2a5i Paint1n IS. International Auto Sight
seeing Transit Company; rule returnable September
T. Attorneys, D. T.. Worthington and T. T. Gallo
dsy-Baker 'Leehy & Hogan.
No 2os6. GundeTs0n IS Gunderson. same. At
t0EueyS. W. s. DuIau and N. NJ. Dayle-F e.
Ge0-gr and n. r O'Bneu
No Ell5 Sands Early; William J. Kehos al
lowed 10 intervene. Attorney. u. orc. CalIaghzn.
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. Sept. 2l-Quotations BY Baltimore
Fruit and Produce Association are IS follows:
BUTTER-Cresmery. fancy. per H.. ZI.a2s; do.
choice E1a29; do. good, 26isa27; do. imitation
2olsa22; do. prints 2sIza3I; d. blocks 2sasO; lAdls
.: Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls .; Ohio rolls
p; West Virginia rolls. p storepscked, q Mary
land, Virginia and Pennsylvania dairy prints, q !;
process 24a26.
EGGS-Mayland. Pennsylvania, and nearby Ars;s,
per doz, 2 Western hrsts. y; Southern frsts. .
West Virginia frsts. g.
LIVE POuLrRY-ChickenSN choice ID,
l5isal6i do. rough and POOR ~ Halls; Old hens h
heavy. Is; do small 10 medium iial5 old ROSTERS
H., Dail; ducks. old. musc0gy ard mOuqeI b. la
p do. young. white pekins fat. h.. bali: DO.
puddle. old. ID, Bal4; do Gring. over lbs, per
h.. l3aii; do, spring, Enan. Toor. per 10. y:
pigeons, old. per pair, 90 do young Der rair. "a
3; sninea ie~l, young, IA lbs and over, each, Is
do Old, each, 5.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Regular can. Il O'Clock noon:
Potomac Electric cons S. 1900 at 1904, slOo0 At
l0O& 81 600 al lOOss
Washington Railway and Electric preferred,
at ssis. at Ssh at ssh. at $50.
Provident Savings Bank. 8 al 81.
After call
Washington Railway and Electric Is. 500 at s4h
Washington Gas. 2H at 1874 Obuyer COZ.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred 3 at
STG
Washington Railway common. 10 at 32is
Following are the bid and asked prices posted at
yesterdays meeting Of THE Washington Stock
Exchange:
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-wheat, per bashel soas5; corn. shelled.
per bushel. 6ss75; cob 375af0J per barrel; oats.
Western. white. No. 2 per bushel 4ss52; mixed.
per bushel. i5a50 bran. per ton. $50; middlings
per ton ZOO
HAY AND STRAW-Hay, Western No. l. 200;
No. p 2lOo; mixed. Z0o loose at local scales 1890:
straw. rye. bundle 1900 straw. rye. machine thrash
1000; straw, wheat, Per ton. $50 straw. oat, per
ton. 500.
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CircnIt Conrt So. 1.

CHIEF JUSTICE tLABAlGH.
No 52s76. First National Bank Il HyattsEie Va
Ready. order Of plbIeadon Attorneys, Ralst1a.
Siddunz & Richardson.
No DlA. Weste1tt & Story vs.. Wood motion %
TrudUce paper OTeTTulCds exception. Attorneys.
". $. Albert and Samuel MaddaA-Berry * Minor
and H. b Rowland.
No. t-ts3 DeczT vs. Riley. Judgment uudsr
seTluiy-tdIrd rule granted aIp-I Noted. Attorneys
Il. Z. Flahegty-T l. Jeforas.
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Red Cross stnmn. ont.

With the temperance Of Red Cross
stamps, which are being distributed by
the thousands In the various headquarters,
Washingtonians are reminded that Christ
mas is but three months. Headquarters
have already been establishd in the Union
Trust Building.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs 4 Co..
members Of the New York STOCK Exchange. HibbS
Building
New York Sept. 23-The market broke 10 5 and s
points below yesterday for the general list during
the last hour further liquidation and Teseling by
traders. who bought the advance yesterday and
this mornings further rise
The principal If this movement was the
weakness displayed in the September option for the
reasons stated in the earlier report
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

oArTLE-Extra. per cwt.. s.5Oa75o; do. butcher.
550as00; common k50a5.00
HoGs-Per cwt. gross. a5Oal0OO; do. ordinary.
SEQ
sHEEP-Prime. s5Oa400; do common. 25Oa5.Oo
h. Z; do medium, 5.
CALVES-Prime. per h., salo; do medium, sa
81; do. common. 7.
CoWS-Prime fresh. each. sso0s4s.Oo; do. con.
no1,s 2.Voasoooi d., old and dry. lAooal5.oo.
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Lawsuits,

No. 52sD. Edward Thompson Company " Royal
A. Hughes; Judgment Municipal Court. sls2 At
tCmeys Bgandenburg & Brandenburg
No 5Zs-l. Columbia Granite and Dredging Com
pany james NJ pstten; Judgment Municipal
Court. Sll3.4 Attorney. r. Is. BchIeBd.
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EauItY Suits.

no 1851. joseph J. Kmyoun ct al. vs. Lila Calf
McComiek et a.. substitute trustee. Attorneys,
IL. 5, WEIGH and ID. c. Stutler.
No 1851 Andrew Allen vs.. Samuel Allen ct a.. /;
quiet title. Attorney. Jabez Lee.
so SEA Iona B. Helm rs. Arthur G. Plant;
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building.
Call money: Open. u; high. 2; low. lA; close, 2.
SALE OF SHARES BY HOURS
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CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. Col. ia re Charles E. Hodgkin; purchase Of
articles 10 satisfy demands Of trade ordered.
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MechnnIc,s Lien

No. 6l5. +. \. Webster w. Lehman Bros lot
En- square go, 500. Attorneys, Higgins. Mcneil
a Evans.
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New York. Sept. 3.-WHEAr-Firmer: quiet
trade. No. ! northern spring. 10 arrive T. O. b.
l24.i No. red. & o. O.. i.o5; No. hard. (. O. b.
l@1. No. macaroai. f. O. b.. lO2ss; new No.
Manitoba. I. o. b.. 10 Reported taken by export
ers loads Manitoba.
CORN-Firmer: light trade. Steamer mixed, nom
inal. export basis; Export No. 2 T. o. b.. 62ls No
? elevator domestic. g.. nominal. Exporters took
q ~
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BANK CLEARINGs.

New YORK Sept. G.-Bradstreets bank eearings
in the United States for the week ended September
-R-
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Bankruptcy Court.

accounting. Attorneys. a. A. Birne5 and E. L
Gies.
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District Petition.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

No. 93 United States vs.. Twenty-fosu Boxes
Macaroui libel. Attorney. c. Il. Wilson.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. p. Hhbs & Co. mem,
hers Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build.
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While you think of it. telephone your
Want Ad. TO The Washington Herald.
and bill VIII be sent you at cent q word.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Largest Morning Circulation.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

'Ex dividend. lex rights.
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MERCHANTS ARRESTED
FOR selling LIQUOR

Special to The Ne10S.
Lake Charles, La, May 30.-Elisha
Spence and Ed Spence, members of
the firm of Spence Bros, were arrest
Saturday evening by Sheriff Reid on
a bill of information from the district
attorney, charging that on or about
May 81 they sold liquors without a
license. Bond was furnished immedi-
ately and both men were released.
The firm opened a wholesale beer
house here four days ago on the un-
Outstanding that a decision of the SUI
preme court in the Caddo case allow
ed wholesaling in prohibition terrific
ry as decided few days ago by Dis
trict Judge Pavy, at Opelousas. They
are firm in the belief that they will
not be found guilty of violating the
law, intending, if necessary, to go to
the highest tribunal.