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The Washington herald., 1910-10-05
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

baltimore. Oct. A-CORN-stock in elevators
1888 bushels. shipments from elevators. p 423
Bushels COrtTacf opened firm Spot mixed corn az
the cpeniug sod fer S. noEuinal while year com
az the opening was 5i4. nominal. and January early
was 81 HmluaL Sales. oae car yellow domestic ito
go in. = one car yellow. domestic TO 60 inl 81
che car steamer yellow, domestic. track Mount
Glare, S=, two cars steamer yellow. domestic. ele
yator. Mount Clare 561. Settling TTio: Contract,
5A.
FLOUR-Winter extra. 340a36o: do. clear. 5sa
il5; DO, straight 4gaA45; do. patent 4.sCaiso;
spring clear new, AI5aAiO; DO, straight. new. 5sa
ass DO. patent new hSol575; City Mills best pat
eut, 625 do. high grade patent. 535; do high-
grade straight, So DO. choice family. i5oi do.
extra, 349aSe0; re -four, medium 20 choice, AKA
40 corn meal. 100 lbs Lt0ai59.
OATS-StCck in elevators III. 50i bushels; ship
meuts from elevators. l0.s8 bushels. The quotations
for new oats on spot WeIe. No. white. 81; stand
ard white. g No 3 white, 81 No white, 351sas5
RNE-St0ck IN elevators. 62G7f b-Ishels shipments
from elevators 80 bushels. No. ] rye Western. do
nestle. lsa19 No rye. domestic 76a77; bag lots
as TO quality and condition. 65a73: No re West
ern. domestic 72a7i No. ? rye. nearby 7li.a72 No.
re, nearby. 70a7l.
WHEAT-stock in elevators, So SEQ bushels.
shipments from elevators 81 So bushels Contract
opened drmer. October 9lsn spot No. ned wheat
early 95AH. while spot No. red Western
ole-ed 40 s6rS November az the upeuing was
@s4n. and Decmber early s9'sn. SALES. I 600 I:
spot, s. 1900 spot So. Settling prices officially
posted were Contract SPOT. g No. red Western
961S; No. red, 90, steamer No. 2 rcd, 90 and
steamer No. red Western. Oh.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-05
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

a temporary period of inactivity
marked yesterdays session of the Wash
ington Stock Exchange In the bond list
there was but one transaction. as against
five for the previous meeting In stocks,
the sales tetaled double that of the day
before. but the buying activity was re-
stricted to filling fractional orders.
Washington Gas sold in a small way,
three lots of FIVE, seven, and eight each
going at "a. Lanston Monotype moved
off at 81 10; two lots. aggregating seven
teen shares. going at this figure. The
only transaction in the bond list was the
sale OF one Metropolitan five at los.
Washington Railway and Electric ooTn-
mon displayed the greatest movement.
two lots, of twenty-five each. bringing
92l4 and S2%. Union Savings Bank sold
at 30 in lot OF ten.
After call, Lanston picked up again, and
demand for twenty was filed at the
same price as on CALL S4i1. Mergen-
thaler sold at 1874. one share going at
this figure. Washington Railway and
Electric preferred brought SSk. two lots
Of twenty-five and twenty selling at SSl4.
a point drop below the asking price of
the previous meeting
The Washington herald., 1910-10-05
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Oct. Mooney or call az the stock
exchange to-day opened at ~ Per cent; highest l7s
lewest, "a closing. "a. Most Of the DAYS loans
were made al %. per cent,
The time money market quiet but il main
tanned firm tone. Despite the unfavorable bank
position disclosed by the Saturday bank statement
there was, however. no further stifening in rates
the market being very narrow. Demand was small
and supply ample u meet requirements Rates
we're AZ PER cent for sixty days h4a4ls for ninety
days. 4asaiA for four months, and HATS for five
and six months.
Mercantile paper continued dull. because Of the
small demand. 4 fair assortment was offered and
this would be increased were the market more ac-
tive. Rates 54a5Ss peT cent for sixty and ninety
DAYS bills receivable 54a6 for four and six months
choice single names ca for others
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished BY W. 3. Hihbs Co.
members IT the Chicago Board OF Trade. hions
BuidIlE
Chicago. Oct 4-blEtTpOoi wheat closed unchanged
70 re lower, the pa.ket being affected DOWNWARD
By adyices from this side.
The market ruled quiet bI: steady during the
early part Of the day, but later had sharp uD-
turn reported eablegram received from the Argen-
tine saying that the crop has been damaged . per
cent by the drought Local receipts, q cars. Win
81 estimated for tomorrow.
The weather throughout the corn belt was gen
orally wet but prospects are fog clearing weather In
day or two, Country offerings were Light ana
cash demand rather quiet although sale o. Ap,2vl
bushels Of yellow corn reported made late yes
terday for shipment East. The market ruled hrm ON
free covering hy shorts aud 10 sympathy with the
advance in wheat Local cars. SO. with ID estl-
mated for tomorrow.
There was fairly large trade in oats today. The
market generally followed the course Of coFn There
was covering by shorts country offerings were fair.
Cash demand was very quiet. Receipts. 80 cars.
with la9 estimated foT tomorrow.
Provisions were easy early under short selling Tor
scattered account. well bear pressure from a
few local traders A fair demand developed al the
recession in prices with packing interests absorbing
most Of the offerings Of lard This and some buying
influenced BY rails in grams gave q reaction and
firm closing at eight gains over yesterday ksti-
mated for tomorrow $3.50 hogs.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-05
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
xfade as Lowest Rates OF Interest
". H. WALKER. 729 18th ST. NY.

Queen 10 Isaac Heidenheimer and Jacque Held
enheimer. trustees. 70 secure Elias Heiden-
heimer 500. years, per cent. semi-aHnually
Square lteZ-LOt g., Charles GauelsOn and Lucy z.
Garrison 10 William Il. saunders and Wilm1c
". Trew. trustees. 10 secure Laban q. Kelly
SO payable April 2. 1872, per cent, semi
annually.
Square 55s0-Iots % and q: Nisen T. Ladd and
Ida l. LAdd. 10 Samuel II. Walker and Michael
!. Weller. trustees 70 secure the Eastern Build
iLg and Loan Association s. 80.
Square &2-l-ot as; Thomas Hughes et ux 70
Herman z. Gssch and Harry c. Birge trustees
10 secure John NJ Davis 500 / % 3 months
6 Per cent per annum.
Square l6s-Lot F; Katherine J. Falconer TO Charles
b, Caywood and CLYDE d. Garrett trustees. 70
secure Lucy H. Brown. Bette Br0vn. and Fred
erick F. Detweiler. $50 years. 81 per cent.
semi-snnuslly.
Square 2s5-Iot G.; Charles C. Helmick Fl ux to
John TAYLOR AIMS and Samuel A. Druy. trlis-
tees, 70 secure Lee Brown, 81 800 / 70 6 months.
6 peT cent Per annum.
Square 52-Part a lot Z; Robert B. Caverly ct TX.
TO ]. Wilmer Eatimer and James S. Easily
Smith. trustees 20 secure Charles H. Cragin,
5000. years 5 per cent, quarterly.
Palisades # the Potomac. No. Lots T. s. g and
10 and east half q lot L. block Il; Clayton F.
Emig e ux. % John Ridout and T. Howard
DUckett trustees, 10 secure Marion Duekett
David s, Brisooe, and Charles II Stanley.
trustees. $500 years. FER cent. seni-an-
nnally.
Square ls-West half Of original lot IS. psr oS lot
6; Helen Bentley Mitchell e viz TO HoratiO
y. Taplin and John ID. Colghlan, trustees. 70
secure Lille T. Tsplin. $780, years. per
cent, semi-annualy
Square lsl3-Lots - and 81 and Tart Of lot !. H..
Florence Winslow 20 the National Savings and
Trust Company, trustee 70 secure the American
Security and Trust Company. $50. years. per
cent semi-annually
Square BgE-LOt 2 Leila NJ Pool e ~ 10 Harry
X. Boss and II. Glenn Phelps trustees, 20
secure Alexander Millar, $50 ! year, So ger
cent semiannually
South Of square 5lS-Psrt Of original lot To- Edith
A. Lynn 20 Henry II. Bergman and Charles
schateT, trustees. 10 secure the Northern Liberty
GeFman-Amer1can Building Association s. co.
Eckington-Lot -. block 5; Mary Pellsn 10 j. Leo
Kolb and George H. O'Connor. trustees, 70 So
cure George s. Little. $50 monthly payments.
Per cent Ter anntm.
South Of square 2Ss-Lot 81 Katherine ". Benny
10 Percy 5. Thompson and Herbert T. shannon,
trustees 20 secure Harry r. Wiilson and Harry
WarSman S2.sSo. monthly payments S per cent
per annum.
Square 9ie-Lot 50; Annie L. shsmbaugh to B.
Francis Saul and :. Percy Thompson. trustees
TO secure Harry MaTdman and Thomas Bones
Sl.l75. monthly payments. Fer cent per annun-
The Washington herald., 1910-10-05
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Sept. 4.-Hogs slow Bulk Of prices. SO
aa75 Estimated receipts to-day l2.0OO shipments.
Abs. Light se5a900: mixed ard butchers. saOas %
heavy. s.i1asSD rOrgh heavy slOasS0: workers. ss5a
SOS: pigs LEASED.
Cattle steady. Estimated receipts to-day. 1900.
Beeyes 4.Ooa7a stockers and feeders. 340aS 20
Texas steers i.loa56oi COWS and heifers, 2aa6 90
Western, 4.00a6N
Sheep steady to a shade lover Estimated 70
ceipts to-day 45.o00 Native 240a4 20 Western. 2 5a
AIS; .eaTlings. 4S0a5iO; lambs L5Oa7O %; Western.
475als0
The Washington herald., 1910-10-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York Oct. 4-CATTLE-Receipts. 81 head.
London cables quoted i've cattle st lsi4aliA. per
pound, dressed weight. refrigerator beef, l01salL
No exports from this port to-day.
NES-Receipts. SO head No sales q grassers
OF Western calves and feeling weak. except Tor
light Westerns; Common u choice vesis sold az SOFA
HOO per 100 pounds; dr5sssd calves slow al EalTs
pr pound for city dressed yesls l8alfa for country
dressed. and ssl0 for dressed grassen and fed
calyss
SHEEP AND LASfBs-Receipts. SIS head.
Trade slow az about steady prices. common 20
prime sheep sold at 300ai.O per l0e pognds: ordi-
nary 10 choice lambs 5eea7.l5: dressed mutton SLOW
a. has Per pound. dressed lambs a. llaI3.
HoGs-Receipts IS head. Feeling steady AZ yes
terdays quotations and medium weights sold At Gas
per 100 pounds
The Washington herald., 1910-10-05
Equity Court No. 2.


No 85ls Snyder vs. Washington Lean and frlst
Company 20 al. referred % auditor. Attorneys.
C. " Clagett c. " T0Vle. Is. 7. Leighton. +.
Z. Keys Aiullsu & Smith.
No. 5573. Billings e, ai IS. FeltUel q A.; de-
cree PRO coufesso. Attorneys Herbert & Aii1ou.
No 1851 Welderbum vs.. We4deTbun. j.. uile
returnabe Ocobtr q. Attorneys Beny a Minor
Charles Bgndheim
No. 9356 Block vs.. Famous Clothing Company
e al auditors report confirmed. Attorneys. L
Tobriner g. c. Shinn Myer Cohen. L. II. David
J. j. Darlington. Darr. Peyser 8 Tayl0r-AlsX
Wo1F
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Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD.

JUSTICE GOULD.
Estate Of Anne NJ Kille; letters testamentary
granted to John .. Leonard; bond. 5000. Attor-
ney. ]. s Easily Smith.
Estate Of Sydney T, Thomas order 10 turn over
certain funds. Attorney, g. H. Calvert, IT,
Estate Of Francis G Doubleday: letters tesla
mentary granted 70 Ralph p. Barnard and W d.
Smith; bond S0o0. Attorneys. Barnard & john
scr.
Estate Of Wihelmina Burgess; letters Of al
ministTatiOn granted 10 Washington Loan and Trust
Company. Attorney, ] d. LArner
Estate q Mary T. Moore; order continuing hear
ing
Estate Of Barnardno Moretti; order 70 pay funds
into registry q court. Attorney, ". H. Campbell.
Estate q Edward u. Grinder. petition for letter.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-05

New York, Oct. 4.-For reasons. perfect
ly familiar TO habitual and professional
operators in the stock market. people In
Wall street who regard the stock mar
ket exclusively from a speculative point
of view were almost universally in
clined this morning TO look for a con-
siderable decline in security prices
They based their judgment, OF course,
upon the well understood theory of
daily actions and reactions. which, not
infrequently upon the second day of the
week after a strong stock market in the
few days Immediately preceding. calls
for a moderate recession In values, due
mostly 10 speculative proht-taking
Declines Brought About.
Such realizing sales were, indeed, pres
ent in the days stock market. in full
accord OF with the general anticipation
thereof. and by the close of the first
hour or business they had brought about
declines averaging point. and. perhaps,
a little more, from the highest prices
touched at the recent upward movement.
Then however. the market came 10 a
dead stop The selling pressure seemed
10 entirely disappear, and transactions
for several hours were made at sub
stantially unchanged figures.
Toward the close OF the day the creep
ing advance in the market was resumed,
and the leading stocks closed, as a rule.
slightly higher than they did yesterday:
the fact proving TO the minds OF many
that the prevailing tendency OF the
market was sim in the same main di-
reetion that it has followed in the last
two months.
Specific strength was shown to-day in
the Amalgamated Copper. American
Smelling and Refining. Westinghouse
Electric. and General Electric stocks.
based upon stories which appeared 10 be
we'll founded that copper consumption
and the general business OF all the par
ucular companies named Is charging Il
was also admitted to-day in authoritative
quarters that a certain amount OF i'm
provement IS making itself felt in the
iron and steel business.
Money Troubles over.
Doubtless the real factor Of influence
which held the stock market strong to-
day, despite the large volume OF reali-
cation that admittedly took place, was
the appearance OF further pronounced
indications that money troubles are over
for this year. always assuming that
financial speculation keeps within reason
able bounds are 10 play no part in the
history OF the season from now on 70
January l.
Call loans on the stock exchange were
renewed at ga per cent. and the rate,
therefore. fell steadily throughout the
rest OF the day. Discount rates were
easier to-day not only here, but in Lon
don. Berlin. and Amsterdam. and the
probabilities gather each hour that the
true Characterization Of the money sltua-
tion is that II is exhibiting TO the fun
the wholesome and effective Preparations
made earlier in the year 10 benefit the
money situation at this timse
The Washington herald., 1910-10-05
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra, per cwt.. 65oa725: do. butcher.
55oa6 % common 450a525
HOGs-Per cwt. gross 9,Ooa9.50; do, ordinary.
aO0
sHEEP-Prime, 3.O0a35O; do. common. 25Oa2. Is.
LAMBS Fancy. spring 6ooa7oo; fall. choice. 700;
medium 500
CALVEs-Prime per b., sI4slO; medium, per ID.
sac
mon. 2500a30 60: do. old and dry, l0O0al5OO
WOOL AND HIDES-WoOl washed, free Of
burrs. per H.. 2; wool. unwsshed, per H.. p;
hides. green, rer h. g. hides, dry, per b., l2all
ealfskins green. each L25al-50
The Washington herald., 1910-10-05
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY W. 3. Hibbs 4 Co,
members o. the New YorA STOCK Exchange. Hi0ba
Building
New York, Oct. 4.-Thc market was feyeFish and
very uncertain during the late trading. There Ba'
evidence Of heavy inside selling again through various
brokers and this az one time caused a reaction o.
fifteen 10 twenty points fum the tor.
The sgt market continues 10 follow the speculative
rise In futures slowly and the basis for increasing
stocks here Is therefore improving gradually
The DAYS Uricez Wqra f0IqWs.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-05
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-Wheat new, per bushei. Sass; corn
sheed. peT busbel 1Sa7s; new. ear per barrel. AGO
as oats, Western, white No 2, per bushel 4sa4s
oats. mixed, per bnshel. 40a45 bran per ton, 24oo
middliugs. Per ton, 2600.
Hay AND STRAW-Hay, Western. No. / 10 90
9o0; No. 2 ls.5alaoo mixed. Hooal7.5o: straw
rye, bundle, N.5ealle0; rye, machine thrash, 80
500; wheat, ton, $50; oats. per ton. 6.5Oa7.OO.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-05
DIs.rIet Court.
CHEF JUSTICE CLABAuGH

NIIII1F dIlI EF-f1
10. 81. In re opening alley. square Isl; No SO.
In re opening Of alley square 25Ss; No. sS5 in
opening alley. square 2ll, No 90. in opening
alley square 353; No So in II opening alley
square 252, No SOL in opening alley sllare 5J39
order for marshal 10 sdmmon IuIy.
No. Ee in - opening alley. square 1913; No. Be.
in re opening alley square 38s. postponed 20 Octo
Der T. 1916
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Circuit Court No. 1.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.


No. 57C2 Spencer vs. Capital Traction Company,
and No, $3.50 Georgiades * 60. Hfklraiau &
Co. certified % Circuit Court No ?
No 5lil9. White, Middleton Gas Engine Com
Tary vs.. Finch; No. 5lf9. White vs. Roper No.
5l2z6, Falhhes =. HoqeWeL, administrator and No
5I74. Miller & joyce; continued Tor term.
No. 1884 HaueT V. Alexandra and Potomac
Railroad Company; No. 1915. AsrOnsteiu -
0'Ncini No. 5000 Pyies vs.. smith; No. 5Es5,
Taylor vs. Pennsylvania Railroad Company r. al.
No $685. Hamilton Va PhiAdelphil Baltimore and
Washington Railroad COMPANY. No 1873 Bur
roUghs vs. Cave; No. 5i92, CLARK rs City and
Suburban Railway Company; No. 51lls. Harry vs.
Giles. No. 5s5i. Mcdonald vs.. Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad ComIany; No. ssoe0. johnson e. uX. vs..
Thomas: No. BIS BnImbTey vs.. Capital Traction
Company and No. 4sll6 Long. assignee, vs.. Kendnck
Automatic Damper Regulator Company; stricken
from the calendar under rule s.
No. 5lsS6. Mcnamara IS. Washington Terminal
Company; leave granted 10 file amended second
plea. Attorneys. Leckie. Fulton a Coz-G. L
Hamilton.
No. SIS. castleberg Ct al. ysaHudnell; Judgment
Of condemnation. Attorney, Alex. Wolf.
Assignment for to-day:
No. 8. Buthenthal & Beckart vs.. Carson et al.
Attorneys. Wheatley-Quinn 4 Bailey.
No II. Columbia National Bank vs.. Byron et al
Attorneys. Leighton-Gertman a George
No. q. SAVIOR vs. Dove. Attorneys. Lester Ham
ilton. Colbert. Yerkes & Hamilton
No. 81. Pucc " Mazinser. Attorneys. Gies-
Darlington.
No. Al. Gross Us. Wimus. Attorneys, Ambrose S
George-Bimey & Woodard.
Circuit Court No. =.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
No. $780, Sullivan City and Suburban Rail-
way Company and No. 5l52 ThCmpkins vs..
American Realty Company; certified u Circuit
Cour. No. !.
As anments for TO-DAY:
No, 2 Frawner vs.. Washington Railway and Elec-
the Company. Attorneys. Dodge & Gies-Darling-
ton.
No. 4. Keeper Va Washington. Alexandria and
Mount Vernon Railway Company. Attorneys. Down
ing Berry-Barbour s. MsckaIl.
No. 8 Sellman vs. Potomac Insurance Company
Attorneys. Lambert & Yeatman-Aadd0x & Galley.
No. 8. Weber vs.. Goddard. eXecutTix. Attorneys.
Mackay-Richardson.
No. TO- Stedman Terminal Taxicsh Company.
Attorneys Jeiiords & Salomon-D Douglas & Baker.
No. l6. Clements vs.. Model Laundry Company.
Attorneys. Darlington g. JohHson-PerTy 4 Son.
No. IS. Gran rs Cole. Attorneys. Loving
Mather.
No. % Reeves vs. Lynn et al. Attorneys Car
rngton Johnson-Douglas. Baker Dulaaey.
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Equity Court No. 1.

4lS4lIk sIAffbhb.
No 96a. Helm W.. Ellis; Substitution q trustee
ordered Attorney ". NJ Ellison.
Assignment for to-day;
No. III Gder vs. Kreiters. Attorneys, Bailey,
Coll0day james sleman 4 Lercl.
No. N. Mcconnell W. Mcconnell. Attorneys.
Havell-Gies
40. Is Richards e al vs.. Daniel et al At
toueys Preutiss 4 Wiiliams-Sterhens.
No 2 Auth vs.. Auth. Attorneys. sullivan &
Mess-Lerch.
No. 4 Gunderson ". Gundersou. Attorneys.
Doyle & Duvall-Geiger & OBueu.
No. 4732 Neacker vs. Nsacker: auditors report
ratified Attorney, L. a. Dent
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Criminal Court No. 2.
CHE JUsTICE CLARAUG

NHIEF JUSTICE tLAHAINH,
No Gz2 United States Frank Wynan grand
larceny nolle proSs entered.
Hub Corporation in re DsndeTidge II Bib; hear
ing continued 10 October "a; recognized in 81 900
for appearance, with l. II. Walker as surety taken.
Notice.-There VIII be a cal q the appeal calendar
IN Criminal Court No. on Wednesday, October s.
1910 at II a. m
The Washington herald., 1910-10-05
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

sales-RsCllar call u O'Clock noon:
Metropolitan Railroad S. 81 600 at los.
Washington Railway and Electric common, 8 at
SPA . az S2A
Washington Gas. 5 at 7s. at rs. at rs.
Lanston, 10 at siia. at sii5
Union Savings Bank 10 at "a
After call-Lanston % at s4tk
Washington Railway and Electric preferred, 3
al $50 % at esis
Mergenthaler ! az 2l9l8
Following are the bid and asked prices posted at
yesterdays meeting Of the Washington Stock Ex-
change:
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# administration. Attorney. J. ]. Darlington
Estate q Albert Grimes letters testameniry grant
cd % Elizabeth Doughertyi bond. SEQ Attorney. A.
S. Taylor.
Estate Of Augusta p Whttlesey; petition for let
ters testamentary. Attorney. G. p Whittlesey.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-05
Equity suits.

No. 2gs. Joseph B. Murray ct al rs. Emily z.
Blackfau partition. Attorneys j. Is. Archer. ]. V.
and j. l. Smith.
No. 2ss2 Nellie A. Hodsson vs. William Hodg-
soa 20 a. divorce. Attorney, c. W. Owen.
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No. 6l9. Dyer Bros. vs.. James B. Mcdonnell
Part Of iot a. square 2s34. Sli5. Attorneys. Hauall
ton. Colbert Yerkes A Hamilton.
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bankruptcy Petition.

No. cas- In re Anna NJ Root: voluntary: lunch
room; liabilities S205552i assets. $3.50. Attorneys
Ralston Sid1ons 4 Richardson.
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Circuit Court No, =.
Criminal Court No. 1.
JrsTICE WRIGHT

JUSTICE WRIGHT
No. 8S05. United States vs.. Everett Dufour; con
spiracy; case set for hearing on November 7.
Assignment for to-day:
United States vs. Robert Turner.
United States VS.. John B. May.
United States vs.. Claude ATeD.
United States Us. Charles Craig
United States vs.. William Giles.
United States vs. Philip Hall
United States rs. Arthur Bradley.
United s'ate1STs. Samuel Site.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-05

New York, Oct 4.-WHkAr-stronger' imaiiye.
New No Northern spring 10 arrive. T. O b.. Llsis.
No. red. I. o. h. L0ii4; No. hard, I. o. b.. 10;
No. maCaTuni. T. b.. Ss1E; new No. AianlIoOs.
(. o. b.. lW. Reported for export, loads.
CORN-Strong; fair inquiry. Steamer mixed.
nominal export bass; export No. 2 I. o. b., CO..
No eleyatO. domestic. CO. nominal. Exporters
MN
The Washington herald., 1910-10-05
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY W. B. Hibos & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building.
CAN money: Open. "a high. ga low. ~ close ~.
SALE OF SHARES BY HOURS.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-05
Lawsuits.
Mechanics Lien,

No. SOS. David W sitter vs. John J. Wharton
IT.; note $50. Attorney. ". Mex. Clayton.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-05
WALL STREET NEWS
Decline Is Followed by
Strength in Market.
MOST LEADERS CLOSE HIGHER

Certain Amount OF Improvement Is
Making Itself Felt in Iron and
Steel BusIness-CaII Loans Are Be-
ing Renewed at Lower Rates-Enr-
Her Plans Now Being Carried Out.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-05

LOANS MADE on REAL ESTATE Sc
eurity at lowest rates OF interest,"
Prompt personal atteRtioa.
HEISKELL & McLERAN,
laos II st NV.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-03-04
Civic Religion.

A civic religion, that shall De
worth while, cannot come to pass
until men place the public welfare
above every private interest. The
rich and the well-to-do, who seek
privileges and protection and im-
munit es, are the mainstay OF tn
political bosses. 1t is lust as base u
be purchased by the bride of noml
nation or a franchise as to be bought
or sold by a bride Of money. Tht
public service corporations in our
municipalities will be dealt with
fairly as long as they are ready t"
deal squarely with the people. Let
them not urge in defense Of bride
giving that they "must have peace. y
The citizenship of community will
always sustain men, who base their
appeal to it upon the highest possible
grounds.
No machinery will do the work OF
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-03-04

civic reform or supply the want of
civic religion. Cities can be cleaned
and kept clean by men and women.
Before and beyond all nomination
and election reforms, importan,
though these 10 truth are, is needed
the ceaseless and unwearying conse-
Grafton to the civic veal of the citizen
and the patriot. There are voting
machines Of two kinds. human and
metal. the human that don't count
and the metal that do count. The
American must vote, not as partisa n
but as an American not with his lead
pencil, but with an enlightened
conscience. casting his ballot. that is
making his citizenship felt, in the
spirit Of the Freeman's Oath of 1894
taken by every voter during the early
days OF the Colony OF Massachusetts,;
II d" solemnly bind myself that l
Will give my vote and suffrage as l
shall judge in niue own conscience
may best conduce to the public veal,
so help me God As 70 the cities.
so will 90 the American Republic.
Or. Stephen S. Wise 10 March Pacific
Monthly.