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Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-05
Silks From HundIey Wholesale Stock

Prlced greatly below the
regular wholesale prices.
SILKS Worth up to $3.50,
at $50 and Soc
Nearly 10000 yards of plain
and fancy Silks, including
Shower Proof" Foulards, yard
wide Black Taffeta, yard-wide
Pongees,, 27-inch All Silk Mesa
lines, 27-inch Auto Pongees and
nearly all most warranted weaves
SILK PONGEE SPECIALS.
SOC Tussah Pongce, SO inches
wide, at ............... 50r
$3.50 Tussah Pongee, 80 inches
wide, at ............ .Zlr
$3.50 All Silk Pongee, SO inches
SOC Semi-ROugh Pongee, % inches
wide, at yard .2S6
Soc All Silk Tussah Pongee, 81
inches wide, on sale at. e. ID. .456
$3.50 Pongee Cotele, 81 inches
wide, at yard. SOC
NINE GRAND BLACK SILK
BARGAINS.
$3.50 Black Peau de Sole, sc
inches wide, at yard .. 81, 90
$3.50 Black MOire, SO inches wide,
at yard .............S 90
$3.50 Black Taffeta, SO inches
wide, guaranteed, yard. S1.OO
$3.50 Black Peau de CyOne, 80
inches wide, at yard S1.OO
1925 Black Peau de Sole. So
inches wide, at yard ..... SOC
$1.25 Black Dress Taffetas, &c
wide, at yard. $50
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-05

$1.25 Black MessaIine, all silk, SO
inches wide ...,....t...S SIC
800 Black Taffeta, oil boiled, SO
inches wide ....... .z5C
soc Chiffon Dress Taffetas, SO
wide -. 506
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-05

Imported Mar
sci lies Bed
spreads, heavy
knotted fringes,
cut corners, ex-
quisitely assort-
ed patterns are
worth $6.50--
Monday, each
at 80. S3.9S
Extra large
Hemmed Bed
Spreads, crochet
patterns, good
value at $3.50.
Monday, each
at .$1.9S
Full Size Crochet
Hemmed B e d
Spreads, heavy
and d ura b | e
worth easily
$2.00--Monday,
each S1.25
Large size, S1x9O
Is e d Sheets
made from one
of the best mus
Inns manufac-
tured, regularly
$1.00, Monday,
each soc
Large Size, S1XOO
Bed Spreads
specially adap-
ted for apart
ment rooms
worth 75c, Mon
day each SOC
42X36-inch Pill
low Cause.-The
best value ever
offered; worth
19c, Monday at
each .-l2 u d
Onh 0f f0Un oua-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-05

Out OF town Gus
toners would do
well TO make this
1.-THE time for q spe-
cial buying trip to
Omaha and Hay
den'H,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-05

We cannot guar
antee the filling of
mail or d Q RS at
these sale prices,
a. some lots 60 In
. very short time
after sale opens.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-05

The late forces to cut down the prices refg
raors, lawn garden below cost
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-29
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. Sept B-Quotations by Baltimore
Fruit and Produce Association are as follows;
BuTTER--Creemery. fancy. Per h.. zhaS; d..
choice. SBsa2s; do. good 2slsa27 do. imitation.
2isa22 DC. prints, 29ilasi do. blocks 2sa50 lade.
q: Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls. p; Ohio rolls.
p; West Virginia rolls. q; stOre'packed q: Mary
land Virginia and Pennsylvania dairy prints p
process. 2aa26.
EGGs-Msyland. Pennsylvania. and nearby hrsts.
per doz. q Western frsls. q; Southern hrsts. .;
West Virginia frsts g.
GREEN FRUITS AND vEGETABLEs-Apples.
Eastern Shore. Maryland. per bbL. fancy, lZSal59;
do. per bhl. small 75al00; do, per box, -5a@;
do, per h-hhi. bas.. f0a50; do. Western Maryland
and Pcnnsy lFania packed per hbl., .; DO,
New York. per Dbl. 20oa3.0o; beets. native, per
bunch. lisa2 cabbage native per 100 2O0a300; DO.
y, \, State per ton. 90. oantalOupes native.
per has. green aa3o; do ripe. Soai0; do, Eastern
Shore. per crate. 2ia75. celery, New YORK. per
crate l.l5a2OO; corn native. per doz, sugar, salZ
eucumbeTs. \. y. State per bus bas.. l5asq dam
sons Maryland and Virginia bbl. o0a35o; do, per
7s-bus. bas Joa60 do. per bus box l0oalE do.
Western Maryland and Virginia, s-lb. bas, &c
eggplants. native per has, l0Gl5: grapes. Der Alb.
has. Concords, lal3; do. per lib. baz. Niagara.
l2a3; lettuce, per bus box, 25a55; do. New
York epr h-barrel basket Local 3; onions New
York and Western per bus. s0a65. do. Maryland
aud Pennsylvania. yellow. per bus. 55a65 peaches
Eastern Shore, Maryland, qer box. 4Oa65; do, pei
s-bas. 2ta40 do, fancy. pr bas 4oa50; do. West
eTn Maryland per %-bas., 4eal.00, DO. per @-lb.
has. 35a60: do. per Garner. L2Sal75 Mount White
Heath. per has. Balls; pears. Eastern Shore
per bas., Ba7h; do. Dbl. klsfer 75aLo; do,
Eastern Shore Seekels, per bss-. 3aS5, do. IL
COnte. peT has. l5lO. do. New York. per bbL,
assorted S.00a500 squash. native. PCT has. l5a20
green beans, native per bus, box. Soes5 wax beahs
do, 30aiO: tomatoes Eastern Shore, Maryland, pei
baS. l2,Aal5; do native per A-hAS Bias; do, per
bus. 5ea60; watermelons. Virginia. per 100. as "a
size. 3o0sio.0; do Norta Carolina, PEI 100. S0oa
1890 do. Anne Arundel ler 100 5.00al5.o0
LIVE POULrRH-Chiekens, young, choice, b.,
loiaal6 do. rough and poor ID Hal5i old hens To-.
heavy. IS; do, small TO medium. lial5: old roostsrs
h. oall; ducks. old muso5Fy ard mongrel. ID. liza
II: do, Young. white pekins fat. h.. lsaii; do.
puddle. old ID, l3ai4i do spring, over lbs. PEA
h.. i3al4 do spring. small poor. per H.. p
pigeons. old. PER pair. 90 do young, per pair 2da
.; euinta fowl. young. III lbs and over each. l5
do. old each Is
POTATOEs-White. near ~ Per bushel prime
90 do Western Maryland and Pennsylvania. prime
5aaG0; do. seconds, 4oa50; Western, prime. 60a62
sweets. yellow. per bbl, Norfolk LooaL5; do
Eastern Shore. L25al. 80. do, Anne Arundel Ia
Dbl. L2jal.50. Potomac Per Dbl, new. ! Gallo
Eapp4Lsnn0ck Per bbl. l25aiA
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-29
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. sep. 1.-BUTTER- Receipts STA
packages The market Is steady. Creamery specials.
S4si creamery extras. y: state dairy good 70
choice. - proves specials. q; Western imitation
creamery hrs,s. .
CHEESE-Receipts 3ss5 boxes. The market Is
ieatufsless. State. whole mix special Il, STATE,
whole milk fancy o0l0red. 80 SKINS specials, lea,
EGGS-Receipts. H,530 cases The market con
tinres steady. State Pennsylvania and near b.
hennsry white, fancy. a.; State and Pennsylyania
brown henneTy. fancy p fresh gathered extras, y
fIesa gathered extra frsts. g.
MILLFEED-Slow. Spring bran. = %. standard
middrss. 2i3; city bran. 225o in bulk, Western
red dog A-0 20 arrive; winter bran. in l00pound
sacks. 90 arrive. 2i.D.
OATS-Stsady; lifeiess. No 2 white. 81 No 5
white. $50. No Z. 57A white. track 5laG3i5.
tLoJk-steady; business moderate. Kansas
s,ralghts As5a50o Ia sacks, soft straights Asa4 e.
in barrels spring patents ASaa75. IN barrels;
spring clears 45oaL65.
RYE FLOUR-Steadyi inquiry moderate. Choice
brands quoted az i.ooaiS5.
CORNMEAL-Steadv. business moderate. Kiln
drled Tor export, asyas-55 coarse meal. IN bags.
L23aL8
HAY-Receipts. Less tons, easier: fair business
IN choice. Quotations are for new prime timothy.
10; No. !, lO5al.l0; No. g 95al o.; No g. s1as5
nIRAN-heceipts. % tons; SLOW. Long rye quoted
40 55s60.
BEEF-Steady; moderate dealings Packet. lsEa
leo family. l950s3oOo
PoRK-stsady quiet Mes. 2@29. family,
. Gls25 60
LARD-Lfeless Prime Western. l2sa; CITY. u 10;
refined Coutiuent 1880. South American I25: re-
rned Brazilian in kegs l5c5: oeostearine 2: lard
stearine SLOW, New fosk. l3izalA
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-29

New York, SEPT. 2s.-BEEY ES-Receipts. $3.50
head Steers were slow and prices depressed. with
best grades lOc lowor and medium and common
SORTS Ea3 lower; bulls nlled steady and thin COWS
steady 10 strong medium and good COWS were slow
10 shade lower. Several cars Of steers unsold
Ordinary 10 good steers scld at 50os675 per 100
pounds oxen az 300a6O0; bulls. 375a4S; olws.
20a49- Dressed beef dun at sizal2 for native
sides; Sa9 for Texas beet. No cables from Great
Britain. Exports. 1850 quarters Of beef
CALNES-Reeeipts LIS lead. Strictly good and
prime seals were steady; Iassers 25a50 on; the
feeling easier also fer Westerns Common 10
choice Veals sold sOoallO0 per 100 pounds culs and
throwouts. 5Wa7O0 grassefs and yearlings. SEQ;
dressed calves slow al lia7 for city dressed veas
lOal5 Tor country dressed. and 5al6is for dressed
gragsers and butternilks
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reeepts. 9slS head
Sheep were easier; lambs duh and dressed at a
decline Of l0a3, with BUYERS offering S5a50 lower
for The undeTgrades- Common TO prime sheep sold
S.0OaA9 PER 100 pounds; oulls. 80; common 10
prime lambs, 5.5oa725 culls $50: yearlings, $50;
dressed mutton weak sas1a dressed lambs easier
al LlkalSk.
HoGs-Reeeipts. ssis head. Prices l5s25c lower,
al 50 per 100 pounds.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-29

StTeets-SqusIe Isl lots IS and IG Annie Y.
Anderson TO j. Edward Bates. SO.
~ y street s0uthwHt-SquaTe ~. lot .; Moses
siHsheisner TO Jabes B. Jennett Ct uI.. SO.
Trust, So
Congress Heights-Lots z and Is. block g: James
". BuTdine Il ia. 10 Anderson +. Mckay. SO.
Washington Hrights-LOt 45. block s. Z4iUma 4.
Chesley e. viz 20 Edgar ". Mcc0muack SO
Columbis Heights-Lot 73. block 60 Harm b. Wilson
and Harry Nardman % Edward T. Lewis. SIC
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant PlaiRs-rau Of lot
81; Hugh Wallis RI uI. 10 Harry Wardman
and Thomas 2. Bones SO.
Lanier Heights-Lot s7s: Harry Wardman and Thomas
r. Bones n Hugh Wallis. SO.
Second street southwest, between " and streets
square SO, l0t g Rober; I. Montague trustee,
% Michael J. sheehan ST. 90
s3 ) street northwes,-Squsre 3G3. lot Is; Edwsgd
h. Thomas e. u1. 10 sadie l. Breuninger. SO
and Iau a lot /, Gustav HalleF and Arthur
HaneT 20 jose servent. 81.
| PlnehGTst-Iot IS block g. Pinehurst Park Com
Iany 70 Robert L Mcconnell $50.
L street southeast. between Third and Fourth
stFeets-Square re- Parts Of original lots s. 6.
and Z Mar NJ. Rullnan 10 Helen ;. Itch
field. SIC
1 First and T streets southwest-square e. part q
lot !. stephen 7. H0Wis0n FL ". 10 NIgie L.
Ridgeway, So
Connecticut Avenue Terace-Square 1916 lot L
Max VI. LsFitan e. TX. % Katie Z. Mosen, So
/ oil Columbia road-Washington Heights lot l$
Helen r. Haiusa q viz t0Sfie0rEe c. Reid, Sc
/ lndolence-SquaEe 3ae l0t 70; Charles L. Wire e.
Va. 20 Els NAY FentoD SO
/ Eleventh and h streets n0Ttheast-SqEsfe %. lot
| S. Ella May Fenton e. lir TO Charles Z.
Wire. SO
| L street northeast between Ninth and Tenth
streets-Sgu4re 95l, lot IS: George s. C0oper e
w. 90 Major Il. Robb q AK. SO, tuIsJ. 8 20.
I 100 sixth stTeet southWsst-SquAre So lots , and
/ g Andrew J. sanfoFd e. TX 70 Lena Rossn
batt SIC.
/ 3 street southeast between Tenth and Elsyentt
/ strests-squaTe 81, original lot 2; NewtOT
/ Neeker et vir % Jessie 5 Davis. SO
] = street northwest between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets-Sqaare 10 lot 49, Mathld
/ G0-dschmid 70 Christian J. Gcckeer, SO
I BroomlngdaIe-Lot !. block IS. William :. Brown
! Ing 81 TX 20 David b Murdoch IT, go
/ Columbia Heights-Lot e. block 81 Thomas H.
Melton ri ux. 70 Aaron Nusbaum et ux. SO.
/ SIS North Capitol street noTtheast-Square 67s l0t
| 3 George 4 Schultz. executor and trustee 4
! William T. Knfaly e ux-. $40
/ Columbia HeighTs-Lot Il. block a Annie c.
! Marshall 70 Mary I. Belmont and Charles A
Sdman. so.
I Holmead Msn0r-sQusTe ISL lot SIC, Louis T.
Perkins 10 William : Browning so.
I Mount Pleasantr-Lot Gas; Harry Wsrdman and
| Thomas p Bones 20 Charles r. Winbigsr sut
Della Winbigier SO
! Columbia Heights-L0t g. block g. Charles r Win
I bgier and Della A WinhgleF 10 Thomas P
Bones $40.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-29
Equity Court No. 1.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No, 1853. Leon Is. DR.. White ct al; hearing
on rale; to September 90 1897. Attorneys A. L.
NevnDer--c. S. HillyeF.
No. Z94l2. Reisinger vs. Reisnger r. al reference
20 examiner. Attorneys. c. S. shreye jF.. and NJ.
y. Richardson.
In re Qunacy) Margaret II. Horn: order 10 employ
counsel.
No. 1851. Greene vs.. SulIy ct al; security for
costs ordered. Attorneys, Gittines d Chamberlini
Mccullough & Blye-Phlip Walker
No. 13il3 Shelton vs. shelton. reference 20 audt-
Tor. Attorneys. Birney a Woodland
No, 1851 Dudley vs.. Dudley; alm0ny and ooun-
81 fees ordered paid. Attorneys. +. H. Yeitch-
{. n Fulton ana L. Il. David.
No. 2i65 Starkey MARSHALL offers accepted.
Attorneys, d. O'Cailaghan-W. +. lockwood. ana
". c. English.
No. 1884 Paibton lat. Auto Sightseeing
Transit Company e. al. rule discharged. Attorneys.
d. p Wolhaupter and L. +. Coiloday- Baker.
Shelby & Hasan.
No. ZlS1 Maloney vs.. Maoney plaintiff, ad.
judged in contempt and ordered committed to jail
unless examiners fees paid on or before Octo-
Der Is. Attorneys. Alfred d. Smith, \. Donald
son and n J. Colbert.
No. G6s2 Daniel vs.. Daniel rule returnabie Oc-
fober 7, 1910. Attorneys. J. NJ. George and J. A.
foOmey.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-29
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore, Sept. 2s-CORN-Stock In elevators.
-ieSs bushels shipments from elevators 466i
bushels Contract to-day opened quiet Spot mixed
corn at the opening sold for soc nominal. while year
corn at the opening vas S. nominal and January
al the opening sold for SIS nominal. Settling price
officially posted was. Steamer. g.
FLOUR-Winter extra new 5.Ala3.60; do clear.
new, ioSaiZ5; do straight new z4oal s.; DO. pat
aS'Aooo; do, patent, 551a5.t5; CITY Mills best
patent ESQ DO. high gIsde patent. 5i5; do. straight
SIS. choice family 46o, extra. 35aa375; rye -four.
medium TO choice. 4-5ai50 coTumesI. per 20 lbs.
L5aLN
HAY-New No ! timothy large bales. ~ o. do.
No. ? Ia00als5o, No. 2 a. 10 location. I6aAlsOe;
choice clover mixed, lS11als 81; No. l clover mixed
l7.50; No, mixed. l3olal5.50; No. ! clover 400:
No. clover, l2Ooal350; meadow grass and packing
bay lo0alZo9; No grade. aO0al2oo,
MILL FEED-sprng bran IN lo4Ib SACKS. per
ton, lJa2io9 Western middlng. in lOO-lb sack
ton, =. 5oa25o0; -four and white middnrs in lG1ib
sacks. per Ton, .5la29 co. City Mills middings In
l00b sacks. per ton 2L0)a25o9; City Mills bran IN
lo0lb sacks. 2is0a25N
oATs-stock in elevators SO So bushels: ship
ments from elevators. 665 bushels. The quotations
for new oats on spot we've: No. . white Ssl5sl.
standard white Si1aSSA.; No. white. Eas71s; No.
white s5s265a mixed. No. ? Ga5-ls
RYE-Stock IN elevators s6,7ll bushels Ship
ments from elevators as bushels No. 7 rye, West
ern, domestic, 73s-s; No. rye. domestic 7sa77:
bag lots as u quality and condition. 65a72; No.
ne. Western domestic, .2a7S: No. . rye, nearby,
IlisaIz' No. rye. nearby. I0a7l-
STRAW-Straight rye straw. fair 10 choice I05ol
ll.oo; straight rye, No. 2 ssoalo00; tangled ys
blocked, T0aaoo wheat blocked fair 10 good.
50: do good 10 prime, 7.51ase3.
WHEAT-StOck in elevators 1901 ql5 bushels.
shipments from elevators. "a bushels Bag lot by
sample a. 20 quality and condition brought o. g.
and e3 per bHshel
Contract to-day opened easier. September. ail.s
sslz SPOT No red wheat early ssl4a8S'z while
No red Western opened AZ 95Na99 October A. TIE
opening Was 9sAa99. while November opened AZ ] 90
nominal and December at the opening sold for
coz nominal.
Sales, one car No. red track Locust Point %:
one car steamer No red spot ga one ear No. ?
red spot. sSh. and 5000 November LOS
Settling prices were: Contract SPOT sSk No ,
red Western. $50: No. red, 95i. steamer No. 2
red. sl7s, and steamer No. 2 red Western. 95-s.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-29
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Sept. 2s.-Aioney on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened ar ~ Per cent; highest
~ lowest. ~; closing ~ per cent. Most Of the
days loans were made at ~ per cent. The 2lz
per cent rate is the highest that has been seen
July -
Time money was in better demand but, as supply
limited. the volume OF business vas snail.
Rates were per cent for sixty days. 44aHs Der
cent for ninety days and H5a44 per cent for four,
i've and ak months
Mercantile paper remained quiet, because Of lack
q demand. fair assortment was offered More
paper would BE issued if the market were IN a pesi-
ton to absorb II. Rates 5zs54i per cent for sixty
and ninety DAYS bills receivable 51as per cent for
four 20 six months choice single names; ca for
others
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-29
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs Co.
members Il The Chicago Board OF Trzde. Hibba

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co.
members Il The Chicago Board OF Trade Hibha
Buildilg
Chicago. sept &-Minnsapolis reported a good
deIrsnd for No. ! Northern wheat at nc premium
over December Flour demand was reported only
fair Duluth reported country offerings were in
creasing Cash demand here is very quiet and sea
hoard reported absolutely no demand there Tor ex-
port Trade was rather light and Of local rr0fes-
sioual character. Local receipts 3 cars with s.
estimated for tomorrow
The weather throughout the corr belt was fne.
and al that could be desired County offerings
were light. but cash demand was disappointment
slow. Trade was rather light. and there was more
OF less covering by shorts which caused prices 10
rally. Local receipts 80 cars with "a estimated
for tomorrow
There was only moderate trade IL oats to-day.
and the market ruled irmer purely Ia sympathy
with corn and some covering By local shorts While
country offerings are light the cash demand IS very
slow. Receipts. ~ cars with l03 estimated f1r
tomorrow
further decline in hos prices continued the
bearsh feeling ia provisions. Liquidation was evi-
dent throughout the Say with some selling by
packers. Cash trade vas called fair.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Rsndle Highlands-Square 5515 lots T. Is. and %
A Morton Cooper. trustee, 20 Prank Van
NooThis $500
F street northwest. between Second and Third
streets-SQuaIe $50 rart Of lot 5: Susan P. Okie
20 George T. Robertson, SO.
Rear Of Maryland avenue northeast between Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth stTeeJs-SQuare l021. lot
55 Harry s. WEIGH and Aaron H. Frear thus
tees, to William Wsnle, s1.eo0.
Addition 10 kenilwoTth-Lot a block ?, Melville W.
Wiley e ux. 10 Frances f. Wiley SO
Saul's Addition-Square SOS lot q: Teresa NJ saul
10 Worthington Z. Stewart Ct Tx, Alma B..
S70o
Bloomingdale-Lots 10 IL. ard IL block Il;
Walter 4. Dowd 10 Edward l. HiIyer SO,
trust SO $50
Femwood Heights-Lot 3. block ]: Edward J.
stellwasen, trustee to Suzanne Oldberg s. sS-. 80.
Florida avenue northwest between First and Second
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-29
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

With the approach OF fall and cooler
weather, the local stock market takes
on a more liyening aspect. and yester-
days session Of the Washington ex-
change saw an increased volume of busi-
ness recorded.
Washington Gas was the market leader.
Notwithstanding the air OF uncertainty
prevailing as 10 future developments in
this stock. A falling off in price of one
to two points from previous quotations
was evident. and five lots. tetallng sew
enty-five shares. changed hands at a rul-
ing price of M.
Brokers are unwilling TO predict what
the outcome OF the nearby meeting win
be. Should the 6 per cent certificates
be retired for cash. yesterdays buyers
viii stand 10 lose q. Two $3.50 and one
si,OO0 went at l00Ss on call yesterday
The belief is evident, however, that IL
viii be decided to let certificate holders
exchange their 6s for 5s and on this ar
rangment the buyers would be able to
turn a modest profit
Lanston Monotype held up In activity.
holders acceding TO the point drop de-
mand, Six lots were sold on call with
a total sale OF 123 shares. The bidding
ruled at S3Iz. with two lots of ten and
twenty each going at an eighth point
rise.
The bank list showed little change. only
one sale being made. that Of two lots OF
National Metropolitan Bank. aggregat-
ing eighteen shares. going at 200 and
zoos. Offers from the bank list holders
received little attention.
= Some little call for Potomac Insurance.
following the recent resumption OF divi-
dend paying. was noticed, bidding ruling
around 2S Selling offers were not made
Comparative statements issued by the
company show an increased volume OF
business.
Although usually close at this time OF
the year. money seems now scarcer than
ever Bank loans rule at a per cent
rate. although some at a slightly lower
figure from outside sources have been
reported.
Washington Railway and Electric picked
up slightly. one four in denomination OF
Sl.ooo going at SIS, and three OF preferred
at Ss1z
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Lawsuits.

No 52s3i. sJphia l. Lans5urgh vs. Solomon q.
Lansburgh; New York judgment S5lSA Attorneys
Douglas & Baker.
No 52s5 Harold ". Phillips Newspaper Service
vs.. The Automobile ColleEs If Washington. appeal
Municipal Court. Defendant attorney, Il. W.
Wheatlev.
No. $50. H0peWsl II. Darneille Fred. VIII
Jams, certicrari. Defendant attorney ". J. Lam
bert
No. 529F, Man J, Herman vs Catherine Green
judgment Municipal Court Sl55 Attorney, II. 4.
Hegarty.
No. 52ass George 0'D0unell rs. Allen. Mitchell
6 Co. anreaL Defendant attnrneE Z. 4. NeWnsn.
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Probate Court.
CHIEF JTsrICE cLARArGH.

CHIEF JUSTICE tLAbAAFh.
Estate q Luc.gpia a. Joaes; order TO pay legacy
Estate n Eliza A. CbamheIs; order nis!.
Estate u jeremiah &. LOTT. order nisi.
Estate Of " ilhemina f. Burgess. petition for let
tiers q administration. Attorney, j. r Larner.
Estate q Sarah Watson, petition FOR letters tes-
tamentary Attorney J. b. Larner.
Estate q Charles h. Davidse; order 10 rent nal
estate Attorney. A. 4. H0ehling jr.
In r. Matilda Nipple e. al Matilda Spencer ap-
pointed guardian; bond 20 Attorney. F. A. Fen
ming
Ectate Of Annie l. Hauley. VIII dated February
. 1893 fled
Estate # Elizabeth H. Shoemaker; vii dated De
osnbsr s. 1905 fed
Estate Of Sydney T. Thomas: order o. reference.
Estate a Margaret " Childs: letters testament&ry
granted to JEANETTE ". RcIloW. bond 500 Att0T-
news. Hufty & Hufty.
Estate Of Charity Bowie; VIII dated March 60
1914 fled.
Estate q James q. Garter: will dated April .
1901 and petition for lettsrs testaneutsTy fled.
Attorney, ". II. MARROW. IT,
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

sales-Regllar call, y O'Clock noon:
Washington Gas certificates. 81 80 AZ BOA 8 500
At 1913 81 600 al l00ss
Washington Railway and Electric Is. SO0O al
s37s
Washington Railway and Electric pfd. at ssh.
Washington Gas 10 al tn. 10 az tn, al ~,
. az IA 8 az T7i7,
Lanston, 20 at ssls. 10 at SIS. % at s5% % Al
s5ls. % az s3H - 81 s3i.
National Metropolitan Bank 3 al go, 10 al s0k
Commercial Insurance. 50 az SS
After call-Washington Railway ard Electric Is
81 0a al S3A
Wi4hington Railway and Electric pfd. at s.. S
az sIs
Potomac Electric S.. 81 600 al l07l.
Following are the bid and asked prices posted az
Yesterdays meeting Of the Washington Stock Ex-
change:
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Sept 2-Hoes dun at lOe lower than
yesterdays average. Bulk OF TTices s55a9N Est
mated receipts to-day 1900; cfacial yesterday Is
Sc; shipments 2Zl5: left an. Lights ssla9 &
mixed and butehers, s,4aa.S5; heavy 525as10: PIGS
s25a9l5.
Cattle weak 10 a shade lower. Estimated re-
ceipts to-day. 2o0o0 Beeyes. 465as %: COWS and
heifers, 22ja64l; Texas steers. ll5a575: Western.
4a0ass5.
Sheep steady. Estimated receipts to-day, s. 900.
Aatire 2soa=25. Western. 3eeai %; yeaTlings z50a
SEQ; lansbs. z.i5a7.l6; Westerns, 50oal.sa.