davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-19

), elr sized crowd at
night Ed Davis.
weight wrestler of
tlil ana Canada. gained
q, ,t''s rom Gehriag of
9s t IA ten and a half
"e second in eight
~ ,al's were gained by
,s ,son and the half bar.
Iho superiority in
hg zane. His work
\ "'S knowledge of the
I ot that shown by
[r likely that Davis
= sSpSing and wrestling
E,olh IN the near future.
r" were only fair.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-19
Denver Election

NonVcr EIcct"h
Denver. May II At noon TO-DAY
tho indications Of the election are
that the water franchise will carry
If is said that the vote on the SA-
loon proposition VIII he close the
odds favoring the "wets Notlng
hns been heavy .u the residence sec
tion and extremely linbt down town
MI. and Mrs Peter Petersen WA"
have been visiting her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Charles Won Roenhurs leit To-Day
for their howc IN Fr'f'ef
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-19
] TOWNS OF
COUNTY ON MATTER

kl7.-One ! Of the worst
ever experienced by
struck the Evans and
ds last night. Water
roughs was covered
niing of ice this morn
lse to the crops was
aa is worrying the
he early potatoes. the
xha. trMtt wnB ont
Many OF the plum
laden The early ap-
The corn also SUI
there is yet time to
nato beds. The late
fill help to recuperate
loss.
n l7,-An ice coating
an inch thick was
bsed water this morn
bit Of the freeze which
last night. doing much
beets were not in
the early vegetables
Fere killed.
ay IA part of the
Windsor suffered a
night. What damage
slight The vegetable
pine OF the gardens in
ed. II is not believed
age was done to the
? as the frost was not
May l7.-Alfalfa and
'rict will be set back
or the freeze which
se in its wake last
TINT was out was
'rIy apples suffered
Nav big Bend
wing over the dam
freeze last night.
me hay and alfalfa
An the tomato
n.fatces and what
fllled, 1t is also
mall beets were
'.H returned Mon
visit in Denver.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-19

Mrs. Carrie Spence. who hes been
visiting Mrs. Orlando Clark. lett to-
dav for her home in Hastings Neb.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-19

~ '."I returned Mon
visit in Denver.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-19

there is yet time to
mato beds. The late
fill help to recuperate
loss.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-09
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

BUTTER-Creamery, fancy per H.. SO1Ea3Ih
Western frsts. &aSO; seconds. Za2S; process fancy.
Ea27H
CHEEsE-New York State factory new. large,
lsalT.
EGGS-Near-by. fresh Virginia. per dor. 2sa2e:
West Virginia and Southwest Virginia, Za2s; Ten
nessee. BAR.
GREEN FRUITS-Apples per Dbl. IOOa4 Is:
oranges. California per box. 5.J0a625; lemons Der
box 3J0a6 90; grape fruit per crate 30Oa5O0; pine
apples per crate. 2OOa300; cautalOupes. per crate.
50a300: peaches. per basket 5Oal q; watermelons
each, lOal5; grapes Delaware, per basket, Is;
Niagara. per basket, HAS, Concord. per basket "A
ais; Bartlett pears per barrel. 350a5Oo damsons.
per basket. 35a4oi ehestnuts per b.. l3sH.
DRESSED pOUBTR1-HsnS choice per h II.
ROSTERS per H.. r. springsrs per h.. EaIs ducks
per H.. Halls; geese. per h., sal0.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens spring per h. l6al7 f.
hens. per H.. Is. ROSTERS. per h 10; turkeys per
10. l5als; ducks IeT h.. l2lli; geese Per To-, salO
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., new. Nc l. per bu.,
55as0 per Dbl. L75a200; No. Q Dbl. i25al5O;
sweets. per Dbl. L25sl.50; vans per bbl Local .
cucimbers. per basket 75al.5O onions per box.
e0aso cabbage. per Dbl. 6oalOo eggplant. per doz
20aS squash. per crate. 2a40 string beans Der
Dbl, i25al5O; lima beans. per quart I2lsa20; let
tuce. per basket, L00al.75; tomatoes. home grown.
per boy 3s75i celery. per crate, 275a4O0 radishes,
per hundred, L00al50; peppers. per basket. 25a50;
turnIs per dozen lunches 25a27; beets 100 lunches
L50a225; green com. per dozen ears IOal7
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-09
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Ingleside-Lot 60, block :; Harry Wariman and
Thomas Z. Bones 70 William A. HiIl and
Rignald W. BeaI, 20 secure William A. Boss,
S3.ooo. years. 81 PER cent. semi-annually
Square l0lS-PaTt original lot ?; Mary f. Wysham
70 Fred /. SiddCns and Lee ID. Latimer 70 Sc
Arthur 3, Gahan. $50. years, per cent,
semi-annualy.
Square 2lO-Part lot IL: Marion H. Payne ct TX 10
Charles =. Stone and Charles W. Fairfax to
secure Carlton M Beall. 5000 3 years per
cent, somi-annualy.
Square l070-Lots 81 and g.; Amelia 4. H0msnn %
Julius \. Maedel and n. II. Bergman % secure
John C. Diechmann. s. iO3 60 days. PER cent.
Columbia Helghts-Blook e. lots % and q Frank
Scaguelh and Caterina Scagnelli 10 Chaplin
Brown and H. II. bergman to secure Oriental
Building Association. No. g. S2C00.
Square A3-Lot g.; Matthew David Gregory ct TX
10 Albert E. West and T. Janney Brown 10 Sc
cure Prudential Building Association, 500
Square G5-Part lots 2 and q; Ellen Stewart to
Benjamin +. Leighton and George f. Williams
70 secure Ernestne +. Terfnger 81 ESQ. 5 years.
; per cent, semi-aunuaily. =
Homead Nanor-Block a. lot 80: Marion Barghsu-
sen to Conrad h Syme to secure CAPITAL Sc
cunty Company. SzAsi. monthly notes at 6
per cent. with all costs Of collection.
Columbia Heights-Lot Is block 81 Frederick W
True ct ux. to John D. Creighton and Charles
W FairfaT. % secure Edward s McKnew.
5000 3 years per cent seni-annuaIly
Addition 10 lie DToit PaTk-L0t As block 81:
Franklin :. Long et ux. 20 John b, Larner and
John A. Hamilton "a secure Washington Loan
ard Trust Company. 500 years. peg cent,
semi annually.
Brookland-Block r. lot p; David C. Cheesman
ct ux 70 John r LArner snd John A Hamil-
Ton. 70 secure Washington Loan and Trust
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Withdrawals !. Otto A. Morrison 10 William l.
Bennett. undivided interest. So
street northwest, between Thirtieth street and
Avon paes-SQuare l2so former Il2l-L0ts 80 70
IS; George " Montgomery ct ux. u Harry A
Kite. SO
TWcnty-siyth street northwest, between P and Q
stTettS-SquaTr l5Ji ifOTmtT square pa, front lots
s. and g. Joseph H. Stewart and Thomas Wal
ker. trustees. u Richard T. Pairo. 500
ATf,ie, CCWl, and LsWn-FU0ut lot g; Themes
Blagden ct UN. 10 J. Philip Hermann SO
Sixteenth street northeast, between East Capitol
and 4 streets-Scuae 100 lot g.. John e.
Dei-hmann It 90 Amelia r. Deicamann, So
Schuetzeu Park-Squa7e 500 lot l2s Claude W
Owen 10 Johnston r. Zimmerman SO
Part 1910 tax deedi-Eeury b. +. Mcfarland
Henry L. Wes.. end William V. Judson to Mary
a. Nadhams. Scots.
Square lOi7-Part Of lot %; G. H. Rudolph. John
A. Johnston. and William V. Judson to Mary
A. Wadhans S6B
Square 5Z3l-LOt 70; c H. Rudolph. John A. John
ston, and W. V. Judson tc Mary A. Wadhams,
Square 2573-Lot 81; C. H. Rudolph. John 4. John.
ston. and W. V. Judson TO May A. Wadhams.
500
Square 5ei-Lot .: John A. Johnston. c. H. Ru.
dolph, and William V. Judson to Mary A.
Wadhams S3si
Square 7s3-Part Of lot Y; c. H. Rudolph. John
a. Johnston, and William Y. Judson TO Mary
A. Wadhams, Sls.2.
Square 703-Lot :: c. II. Rudolph. John A. John
;ston. and William '. JudsOn to W. Grant wad.
Square S-Part Of sublot A. c. Fl. Rudolph. John A.
Johnston. and William '. Judson 10 Mary A.
wadhams S3l.6.
Square S57-Lot 2; c. H. Rudolph. John A. John
stou, and !. William v JudsOn to W. Grant Wad-
Square 469-Part Of lot "a: c. H. Rudolph and John
n Johnston 10 W. Grant Wadhsms S2242
Square 3557-Sublot :; c. II. Rudolph, John A.
Johnston and William V hudson 10 W Grant
Wadhams $3.50.
Square lsss-Lot 80; c. H. Rudolph John A. John
ston, and William V, Judson TO W. Grant Wad-
hams, Ss.SS
Square S95 sublot So c. H. Rudolph John A.
Johnston. end William V. Judson to W. Grant
Wadhams s55l9
Sixteenth street. between and streets south
east-Square 1875, lot 20; Harry L. Burdette ct
uX. 20 John II. Haislip, SO.
East Deanyood George and Pines-Sublot Il.
block Is; Clara Carter TO Esther G. Gresham,
Square 7os-Lot u; c. H. Rudolph. John 4. John
ston. and William V. Judson to W. Grant Wad-
hams. sl4l2.
Square 52sl-Lot 81 c H. Rudolph, John A. John
ston, and William V. Judson to Charles H.
Square se5l-Lot II; c H. Rudolph. John A. John
ston. and William V. Judson TO Charles H.
Wiltsie. 2.o5
Square S5l-Iot le; c. H. Rudolph. John A. John.
ston, and William Y. Judson to Charles W.
W'I.se. S26.
Holmead Manor-L0t 50, block a; John F. Barg-
hansen ct TX 10 Marion Barghausen SO.
Square l9-Lot l; g. II. Rudolph John A John
ston and William Y. Judson to Charles H.
WiltSie S52f.
Square S9S-Lot 81: c. II. Rudolph John A John
stOn and ". V. Judson 10 Charles H. Witsie
S5l9
Square S557-Lot II; c. II. Rudolph. John A. John
ston and W. V. Judson TO Charles H. Witsie,
SIN
Square 7os-Lot 8; C. II. Rudolph John A. John
ston, aud W. V. Judson 70 Charles H. Witsie
SlsR
Square d5l-Lot Is; c. II. Rudolph. John A John.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-09
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore Oct. s.-CORN- stock in elevators. 1856
Ols bushels: shipments from elevators 65SE bushels
Contract to-day closed STEADY vith suot mixed corr
selling at 5l's bid. while year corn was 558. a5ys
and January early was 53i.s55s- Corn closed hmer
al 57As bid for spot mixed 5l bid for year. and So.
bid for January, Saes 10 900 bushels January. 55As
car yellow domestic. elevator 5ss. Settling prices
Contract. 57i4.
FLOUR Winter extra. 2sOl20: do. cl.ar ss5a
his. do straight 4ga4 IS. do. mtent. 4ssl %,
spring clear. new, 4l5ai4C, do. straight new, a2a
so, do. Iatent. new. 550a57j. City Mills hest
patent. 65; do. high grade patent SIS; Dc. high
grade straight. 500; do, choice family 40; do
extra. 3Ha36o. rye -four. medium TO choice Asa
40; corHneal. lO0 lbs. I.iOaIjO
HAh-NeW No ! timothy. large haies. 700; do.
No ? 800 No 3 as 10 location Is Goals o.: choice
clover mixed. s.0aisj0; No / clover mixed. L 50,
No MIXED 3Hal55oi No. ] clover. lao; M. :
clover. l2Olal45O. meadow g1ass ard packing hay
ioooal20o; no-S-ade hay. as 20 kind quality and
condition s.0al200
MILL FEED-snriuE bran. in ll0-Ih sacks Ter
ton. p 0oa2 20 Western middhng in l0O-lh sacks
ton. 2iooa2i5 50; flour and white middliug IN lOolb
sacks, per ton, 00a29G0, City Mills middiings in
0lh. sacks per ton. &j0a2l50; City Mills bran in
lOOlb. sacks. a.5la250
OATs-stock in elevators. T2Ee bushels; ship
ments from elevators uSj bushels. New oats on
SLOT were: M white 37i3 standard white. 8
No white, 56lzsS5'. No. white, S5l3aS5a. mixed.
No. ? s. nominal.
RNE-Stock Ia elevators. 93b bushels No.
rye Western. domestic 7Sa79: No 2 ne domestic.
I6a7' bag lots as 70 quality and condition 65a73;
No rye Western. domestic. 72a7i; No. rye.
by. 7llas72; No. } re, nearby, THAT
SrRAW-StFaisht rye straw, fair D. choice 10 soa
ll.o; straight I'VE. No. 3 95al00O: tangled rye
blocked 7.o1aS00 wheat thlockedl. fair 10 good.
6Ga6.J0. do good u prime 750ase0
WHEAr-Stock in elevators lZ9 10 bushels.
shipments from elevators 6,58 bushels sales Of
cargo on grade at 9ss for No red. Bag lots
brought 3d. IS. and per bushel. Contract opened
easier October. s8is bid. Spot No. red wheat early
was sS's bid. while spot No. ? ned Western opened
at sSA bid. November at the opening was 99l. bid
while December early l0Jasal CO.'S and Jan.
uary at the opening sold for @is bid Steamer No
red 9llz bid, and steamer No red Western
brought ga bid The market closed steady: OctO-
her, 9l4a9ss2; spot No. red 9sika9Siz No > ned
Western. sslss9SH November, 99ls bid, and Decem-
Der. l0l bid Sales. l car No . red spot 98l.
Settling prices officially posted Contract spot
1sls. No red Western, 9S4s No. red 95Is steam
er No. red. slA, and steamer No red Western,
frA
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-09

Baltimore. OCT. 5.-Qu;ations by Baltimore Fruit
and PRODUCE Association az as follows;
BUTTER-Creamey, fancy. Per b.. SaSpa DO,
choice 2Slsa29 do. good. 2SsaZ7 do, imitation.
NKa2: DO. prints. 2s4a5l do. blocks 2aa5O; ladle.
2: Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls. p; Ohio rolls.
a. West virginia rolls, d store packed 2l Mary
land. Virginia and Pennsylvania dairy prints. 81:
process 24a8.
EGGS-Naryland. PENNSYLVANIA. and nearby frsts
per doz. p Western frsts. q; Southern frsts. q;
West Virginia fTsts d guinea riggs. per doz 1915.
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES-Appie
hand-piCked loose. Ter Dbl. Li0al15 do, wind
falls small per Dbl. iG'aL25. do. Eastern Share
Md per box. ZjaIO do. Eastern Shore Md.
pr ta-bh has 4a50: 90. Western Maryland and
Pennsylvania. packed per bb.. 2Ooa250 do. New
York assorted 2.d4aSj9 beets. native, huach, IA
2: cabbage native per l60 20oa3.lo; do. New YORK
State. per ton 70oas O0 esrtaloupes, native green.
per has. 90a90; do ripe, 3oa4O; celery. New York,
per crate l7ja200i corn. sugar. native, per doz..
lGal5: Cllcllmhers. New York State, per bishel
has. 7JaL2j; dams0ns Western Maryland and West
Virginia S-lh. has. 3: eggplants native. per bss.
lOa15. grape ConCoTds. per Alb has. l2al2if do.
NiagaTas. Ter Alb has, l&al4; do. Catawhas, Per
4-lb has. l2al3; do. Delawares, per Alb. has la
Is; lettuce native, per bus. box, 25aSS; do. New
York. per l5-bbl has LOCAL . lima beans per bus
100; onions New York and Western, per bus
50a65; do Maryland and PENNSYLVANIA. yellow. per
bus STATS; reaches Eastern Shore MIDI Per box
i0a60: do Western Maryland. per %s-has. 5oai 90;
do fancy. per 3s-bas. local. 8: do per car, l25a
LIS; Mount White Heath. per bas, 75al25; pears
Eastern Shore. Kieffer per has. Balls; do Kieffer
per Dbl. sal.25; do. EasteID Shore. Seckels. per
bas 2ja35 do, New YORK assorted Dbl. 30oas % ;
squash native. per has. l5a2O; beans green. native
per bus. box SOa4O; do. wax. Sa40: tomatoes.
Eastern Shore Md. per bus. i23aao; do. native
pr = has. l5a30; do. per bus. 40s60: watemeIOns
Virginia per 90, as 10 size 3.Ooal0o0; do, North
Carolina. per 100. 5.OOal5OO DO, Anne Arundel, per
100 5Oaal5.00.
LIVE POULTRY-Chi,kens, young, choice h..
l5als: do. rough and poor. h.. Halls old hens 10.
heavy Is; do. small 10 medium, Halls old ROSTERS
H.. l0al1; ducks. old. muscovy aud m0ngrei. b. u
al3; do, young White Pekins, fat, per pair Halls;
d.. puddle, old. H.. lSall; pigeons cid. pair, %
do, young. Per pair. 2Oa25 guinea fowl, young IL
lbs and over each. 20; do. young small. each ga
80 do cid, each. 8: pheasants choice, each. 5Oa
go: do No. 2 each. 75al.0O.
POTATOES-White, near by, per bus. prime 45a
90 do. Western Maryland and PENNSYLVANIA per
bus, prime 50a52: do. seconds 3a45; Western per
hus-, prime Oa55: sweets. yellow per bhl Norfolk.
I5; do Eastern Shore. l.25al. 20; do. Anne ArlIn.
del. per Dbl I.25al.4O: vans, new, Potomac per
Dbl. LOOal25; do. RappahaEnock per Dbl. new.
LO0al25.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-09
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished BY ". b. Hibbs & Co,
members It the Chicago Board of Trade Hibb4
BuiiuilE.
Chicago. oct. s-TheTe was rather better inquiry
here for cash wheat but Minneapolis said tho de-
mapd there was little slower. although premiums
are fairly firm. No, ] Northern to 2.c ever De
cembcr FOR spot 10 arrive. Mills wen the best buy
en- and taking all the good wheat There were
good many reports received from North Dakota
saying Stacked wheat was badly damaged, owing 10
the late heavy rains. IRIS Is the wheat that was
affected IS large. 4 good deal Of IL grades No.
and Is cut # the millable class. This IS likely 10
make choice quality stea0y strong. Trade was
rather light all day and mostly all II a local pro-
fessonal character. The market after opening
lower in sympathy with The decline Ia Liverpool.
later became steady with pressure and toward
the end Of the session had a rally on short cover
ing Receipts today 60 car. with n estimated for
Mcnday
Liverpool closed 4 lower. Weather throughout
the corn bel; clear and cool which is very favor
able. County offerings are much larger. Cash de
mand quiet The market ruled steady within mar
row range and no special feature with increased
movemeut and no improvement IN the demand
Receipts to-day iS cars. with ls5 cars estimated
for MONDAY
There was 10 special feature 20 the cat market
The market uiled quiet and steady within a narrow
offers were made from Iowa and Illinois to-day.
Cash demand was only fair Receipts today l4
cars Estimated for Monday. ice
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-09
ARTISTS Corner,

From the london Times
The ready consent Of the authorities
Of ST Paurs Cathedral to the inter-
ment Of the ashes OF Holman Hunt IN
Artists Corner" has given wide salts
faction.
The place where the ashes OF Holman
Hunt are laid 20 rest is in that part
Of the crypt beneath the eastern ex-
tremity of the South Choir aisle 10
which the name of Artists Corner"
has been given. Here are buried Sir
Joshua Reynolds O723-I792). founder and
first president of the ROYAL Academy:
James Barr. r. A. Q7a-l00, the his
torical painter; John Opie. r A. G76l-
lS0O. the portrait and historical painter:
Benjamin West. second president of the
Royal Academy Q7SS-1S20l, one of the
original Royal Academicians. Henry
Fuseh, r. A. Q7F-lS20, George Dave,
r. \. Q7Sl-lS29); Sir Thomas Lawrence.
third, president of the Royal Academy
Q76s-lSSO); j. NJ ". Turner d775-1S5D;
Sir Edwin Landseer, r. a. OS09-lS73.
George Cruikshank G792-lS7Sl; Lord
Leighton GSS0-lS96), seventh president Of
the Royal Academy, and Sir John MiIlals
QS2s-lS96), eighth president Of the Royal
Academy.
In addition 10 the foregoing painters
the crypt contains the remains Of the
sculptors John II. Foley. r. a. ISIS
1870, and Sir ]. Edgar Boehm. r. a.
GS34-1SsO); and of the architects Robert
Mylne. r. r. s G734-1Nl). and George
Dance, r. y Q74l-lS25).
The grave of Herman Hunt is at the
foot OF that Of Turner and as near as
possible to that Of Alillais 1t is imme-
diately beneath Gilbert's monument OF
Randolph CaldecOtt
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-09

ston. and ". Y. Juds0n 10 Charles ID Wiitsie
$40
North Columbia Heizhts-Lots p and Is. block !
I0- q h.ocZ g. and Dot s. block ;, CI1s J.
Thomas To J. Franklin Thomas. So.
Square lel-Lo, = G. H. Rudolph. John A John
ston, and " V Judson 10 Charles II. WiJsie
Sc
square l6ll-Lot .. C. H. Rudolph. John A John
stoa. and W v Judson To Charles h. Nn'sie
square l6ll-Lo, %. c. H. Rudolph, John \. John
ston. and W. V. Juison % Charles h. Wiiisie
square 5so-Lot Is. C H. Rudolph John A. John
son. and ". '. Judsen 10 Charles H. Wiltsie
squars s-4-L7t SO; C. H. Rudolph. John A John
staH. and ". Y. Igds1n TO Charles h. Wiitsle
Na1
Square 5s7I-Lot ?; O. H. Rudolph, John a. John
stou. and ". Y. Judson 10 Charles h. Wltsie
Square loss-Lo, Is: c. H. Rudolph. John A John
ston. and " V Judson 20 Charles H. Wifsie
square Iss-Lo, g. c H. Rudolph. John a. John
ston, and ". Y. Iudson TO Charles Il. Hlitsie
H75
SQUARE l5s-Lot 81. c H. Rudolrb. John A. John
stcn. and W. Y. Judson To Charles Il. WiJsie,
N.75.
squa7, lso-Iot .; c, H. Rudolph, John a. John
F,cn, and " ). Judson TO Charles T. Witsie
Square I5Os-Lot ST; e. II Rudolph. John A John
ston and W. Y. Judson 10 Charles A. WIltsie
SIS.
Square 5s72-Lot So; c. Il. Rudolph. John A John.
ston, and ". Y, Judson to Charles A. Wiltsie
Parcel 2z2-Lot Is; c. H. Rudolph. John 4. John
ston, aud ". Y. Juds0n 10 Charles H. Wiltsie,
square lc27-Lot 70, c. H. Rudolph John A. John
ston, and Y, Y, Jud=on 70 Charles II, Wiltsie,
Tako,Da PARK Tirsc--rb 4 t,srnas, estate. lo,. !
10 s block I: lots TO 6, block .; lots l 10 Il.
ard q TO 81. block s. lots 70 s. block 4
Keystone Realty Company 10 Charles Selden,
r.. SO
Feuwood Hsights-Lots 50. S. 81. 5. %. 20 and Il.
block / HaUy T. Jones and Norton n. Little.
trustees 10 Charles selden. r.. SO
Takoma PsEk-Lcts I 90 F. block lots % g. block
.; lots TO Il and q 70 81 block ;; lots l. ..
and 9. block 4 LIo-umb q Earnest subdivision
Of Takcma PARK Charles Selden ct Ix. 10 Carl
I. Davis SO.
Connecticut Avenue Heights-Lo,s l3 and Il, block
3; Mabel A. Umbstae;ler to Robert J. Umh-
staetler, $40.
,street northwest. between First and Third
streets-Squsre 55, Part If lcs c; Thomas L.
BlEnfoTd Ct uX. 10 Man J. BlaufCrd. SO.
Thrty-seYenth street eXtended-Square 1901 lots
S2s and so; International Realty Company to
Harry Z. Burton. SO.
street northwest between North Capitol and First
streets-SQuaTe 6l6. lot 80; Henry H. Bergman
trustee. 70 Henrietta Finnegan. SO
Barry Fam-LOt 5. section :; Michael /. Weller and
Samuel H. Walker. trustees. TO Charles a.
Tgnor.
Columbia Heights-Lot l5s. block z: Kings sub
division Charles W. King ct TX. 70 Alba NJ
Edwards SO
villa Pnk-square 1885 lots Il and Is; Thomas
f. Sellers ct ux 10 Edwin R. Marden 500.
Square 6S9-Lot 6; Edward O. Whitfod et TX. 70
Washington Hotel Company. g.
PadSwoTth-Lot g. block !; Sara E Beach to
james McKeown, so.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-09

New York. Oct s-NILLFEED-Ina Spring
bran, 2O0; standard miGdlings. $50; Western red
dog. 8S. TO arrive; winter bran. in l0O-pound
sacks 20 arrive. eco; city bran in bulk, 200
OATS-Steady; slow. No white. 30; No 5
white SO; No. {. 50: white on track. 4OaE3
FLOUR-Steady: light demand. Kansas straiehts.
4.soa5I0 in sacks; soft straghts f5Oa465. in bar
rels; spring patents 550a5.s5, in barrels spring
clears. 45Ga465.
RYE FLOUR STEADY; inquiry moderate. Choice
brands quoted AZ iO5a4i0
CORNMEAL-steady; dealings are quiet Kiln
dried for export, SIS; coarse meal, IN bags. lsoa
L2l
HAY-2eceiptsc 1874 tons; finn; fair inquiry for
choice. Quotations are for new prime timothy, lis;
No. !. l.l0; Nc 3 Local. 05; No 8 s5a90
STRAW Receipts 40 tons; Ifeless. Long We
quoted n 55a60
BEEF-Steady; moderate business. Packet ls50a
no; family ls.5a20Oo
PORK-Steady; inactive. Mess. n0aH.5O fam
lis, 95OOa1s.O0.
LARD-Weaker. Prime Western 100; CITY AGO:
refined continent 1870; South American. 400. re-
fined Brazilian in kegs. 800; oleostearine I2lt
lard steanae slow; New York Il
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-09

COMPANY $50. years So Per cent semi
Square no Lot -, Joseph II. Davidson e. TX.
90 Washington Loan and Trust Company %
secure Equitable Cooperative Building Ass1cia-
zion. Gd8
Addition 10 Takoma Park-Lots ! 70 S block i
lots / 20 6. block ., lots I 10 j and q 10 g.
block 81 lots 20 6, black 4 Chariss seldeu. IT,
e Tx % Paul SlemaA and Harry F.. Lsrch %
secure Keystone Realty Company, S29l3 9 years,
ueT cent. semi annually.
Square l2-2-LCt ls4i Harvey A. Kite 20 r. F.
saul aud v. Z. Hsision 20 secure Game-t a.
smith, SO year,, Der cent, seml-snnsaly.
Square l2s2-Lot IS. Harry 4. Kite n Il. F. SagI
and " /. HsivICn % secure Garrett 4. Smith,
$40. years Der cent, szml-auuualiy.
square - 1t Isl HauT A. Kite 20 p. T. saul
and u. Hsisr1u IN secure Garrett 4 Smith.
$50. . years. IIr cant. semi .aUuually.
Square l&--Lat ST. Hauy A. Kite 20 B. F. saul
and W. =. Heisr1U o. secure Garnet a. Smith.
$50, 5.years, G I-r cent. semI-aungaIly.
square l51l-Iots ss and Se; Harry z. Burton 20
Erhniu Mscht and Charles Clark 70 secure
International Realty ami Development Company.
SO 20 I months. 6 pr cent ar maturity
BTotkland-Bloek q. l-t q. LaJ-a = Carpenter 20
VIZ 70 Washington Loan and Trust Company 10
secure Equitable Cooperative Building Ass1C3-
ton, g. $50
Square Sl1-Fr5ut lot q. Fsuuie NJ Reynolds e. yir
10 Percy Fl. Russell and Thomas H. Bones ID
secure Frederick A Lake, $50. year, pr
cent. semlauuually.
Square 6ls-Lot g Henrietta Fiunsgan % G. n.
Emmerieh and D. 5 Mackau 10 secure Wash.
insion Six Per Cent Permanent Buildins As=5-
citation, S77i.
Columbia Heishrs-Blocz q. l0t IFs. Aba N. Ed
Warls a TX % Fred Mckee and Robert Ia
o'Brien 70 secure Louise J. Sanford S15,
years. 81 Der cent ssUi-aunuaIF.
Columbia Heights-Block e. l0r I59: Aha NJ Ed
wards et TX. 70 Robert /. OBrieu and Alvin e..
Belt 10 secure Charles W king s. 500 J.
months. peT cent az maturity.
Reservation l0-Fr1u. lot =; Elizabeth Hoeks q
viz % Allan r. Walker and William NJ H5T-
man % secure Firsuaeus Insurance COMPANY,
$50 years, Der cent. ssmiannuaIly.
Square 2Ii-Front I1t I3 and square 3l5 lot i,
Eliza Brown, Alice r. Brown William b.
Hibbs ct TX. 70 John s. Svcr7usteiJ and John
D. Coughlan 20 ssclre Ur.tei States Fidelity
and Guaranty Company. SlGe0.