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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-02
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. Oct. Quotations by Baltimore Fruit
and Produce Association az as follows:
BUTTER-CTeameg. fancy. Per u. Si1a2; do,
choice. 2eissZs; do good. 25isaz7; do. imitation,
a1za22: do. prints 29zs5l do blocks. 2sajo; ladle
2 Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls. >; Ohio rolls,
p West Virginia rolls. p; store-Tacsed. q; Aary'
land Virginia, and Pennsylvania dairy prints. p
process 2ia96
EGGS-Marylsnd Pennsylvania. ard nearby frsts,
Por dol.. 2 Western hrsts. q Southern frsts. p
West Virginia drsts %
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES-Appl
Eastern Shore. Maryland. per Dbl. fancy. l2iaii 90
do, Per Dbl. small. I5al.O0. do. Per box. -5aS1
do, per is-bb. has, 4oa50, do, Western Maryland
and Pennsylvania. packed. per bbl.. -eea-53i d.
New York, per bbl, 20Os3.0o; beets, native pei
bunch, li5a2: cabbage. native. per 100 200a309. do
y. Y. State pr on G00as01. Cautel0upes native
per has. green, 20aSo DO. ripe SOa40; do Eastern
Shore. per crate, 2ja75i celery. New York, lei
crate li5a200; corn native. per d0z. sugar. lGal5
clCumbeTs y. Y. State per bus. has 65a9O: dam
sons, Maryland and Virginia. Dbl. 3ooa350 do, pei
4s-bus. bas. 5oa6o; do, per bus. box. lo1al25; do
Western Maryland and Virginia SID. has. &c
eggplants. native. per has. loal5 grapes per ilb
has, Concords. Z; do. per Alb. has, Niagaras
l3H; per Alb. CataEhas, p per Alb. Delaware
l5aH; lettuce. native. per bus box 25a35, do NeV
York Fer is-bauel has. sails; lima beans. pei
bus, lGal.l0 onions. New York and Western. pel
bus. 60s65; do. Maryland and Pennsylvania. vel
low. Per bus. 55a65, peaches. Eastern Shore MARY
land. per box iOa,5; To-. per ss-bas.. 25a4O; do,
fancy. per has. 40a60. do. Western Maryland. pel
ss-bas.. @al00; do. 20lb has. Ssac0 per Sslas
fancy. L0oaL25; do. per car. l25al.15; Mt White
Heath, per bas.. 75al25; pears. Eastern Shore.
Per has. kiefer l2isa20; do. Per bbL l5alco: Go,
Eastern Shore Seckels per has. 25a55; do, *
Conte. per has, l5a2O; do, New York, per DBL,
assorted. 300a500; squash. native. pei has, Ian
green beans native per bus. boy 30ai0 wax hea As.
do. Ssio; tomatoes. Eastern Shore. Maryland pr
bas., l0al5; do. native per Sbas.. l5a50 do, per
bus SOa6O; watermeons, Virginia, per 100 as TO
size. 30Oal0-N; de- Nfta Carolina. per 10, o012
800: do. Anne Arundel ger 100, 5-Aal500-
LIVE POULTRY-Chckens. Young. choice 10.
l5i7al6 do. rough and poor h. HAS; old hens, h.,
heavy IS: do. small to medium. l4al5; old roosters.
H., l0all; ducks old muscoYy ard monsrei, b. la
r. do. young, white pekins fat, d.. l2ali; do.
puddle DID, ID, l3ali; do. spring. over lbs, per
H.. bali; do. spEng, small. Toor. per H., r.
pigeons old per pair. %; do. young. per pair, pa
25 guinea fowl young Il. lbs. and over. each, 10:
do. Old each p.
POTATOES-White near y. per bIshel, prime.
55a60: do. Western Maryland and Pennsylvania.
prime 55a6o; do. seconds. 4ea50i Western. prime
55a60 sweets yelog, per Dbl. Norfolk. Local 25
do. Eastern Shore. l25al50. do. Anne Arundel
25al 50; Potomac new. L?5al.50: Rappahannock
Goal. Is
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Lincoln-Lots 10 l6, block !: Noah 5 Slaughter
ct w. TO Augusta W. Gray and Ada NJ Tuck
er. trustees. % secure John y. Slaughter 81 IS
10 10 months without interest
Square 3I9S-Lot 3: Frederick $. Phipps et TX 70
Arthur Carr and Josiah l.. Cam. trustees 10 s.
Robert !. Carr. $3.50, l 70 % months, o
per cent semi-annually.
Elaston Terrace-Lot and west half Of lot s. block
4, Samuel L. White et uX. 20 BENJAMIN f.
Leighton and George Francis Williams trustees
to secure The EllaStou Terrace Improvement
Company, $780, } years. per cent, semi annu-
ally.
Square Is5-Lot l6 and east half of lot Is Charles
J. Osborne 10 H. d. Gordon and Robert T.
Heater. trustees To secure Fulton K. Gordon
SECS. 10 l0 months, Ter cent per annum.
Northeast Of square lO65-Lot q ; Mar A. Faherty
10 II. r. HoWenstein and Emanuel Speich
trustees. 20 secure Edgar X Richardson 81 do
monthly payments. per cent per annum.
Garfeld-I.Ot 16i; William ]. Chesley ct uX &c VII
liam C. Martin and Robert l.. Middleton. tTus-
tees 20 secure William H. Lewis, IT., Sl50, 10
months Per cent. quarterly.
Connecticut avenue-Square Isl. part of lot . i;
Mary Z. Pitcher and Emily Pitcher Robertson 70
the American Security and Trust Company
trustee. 10 secure the National Savings and
Trust Company. $500. years per cent semi
annually
Ingleside-Lots 81 to S. block 4; Aliddaugh & Shan
non (ine) 10 Wharton T. Lester and Michael J.
Colbert. trustees 10 secure the National Perma-
nent Building Association 81 900.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Lot 327, block
Il; Harry +. Sauter ct ux. to Bates Warren and
Julius A. Maedel. trustees 90 secure John l.
Warren, $3.50, l to 81 months, FER cent per an
mum.
Square l37-Part Of lot 3; Mary T. Pitcher and
Emily Pitcher Robertson 10 the National saw
iugs and Trust Company trustee 10 secure Su-
san p. Dixie, $500, years. per cent. semi
annually.
Meridian Hill-Lot 70. block p; William c. Blundon
ct ux. to George NJ. Emmerich and Frank j.
Ehlers. trustees. 70 secure Charles r. Luce
$780, years. 81 per cent. semi-snmally.
Square s3-Lot "a; Cora F. Muse et ,lr 10 George
H. Calvert, r., trustee. to secure John A. Dun
bar. $1,000. years. per cent. semi-annually.
Washington Heights-Lot 80 block 7: Laura Arthur
10 Harry l.. Rust and J. p. AheTn. trustees. 20
secure NJ. A. Ahern. 5000 l and years. 5 per
cent, semi-annnally.
Mount Pleasant-Lot 6sl; James d. Hobb 10 s.
Percy Thompson and Walter E. Hilton trustees
TO Hairy Wardman and Thomas p. Bones
5000 year, per cent semi-annually
Square 67-Original lot Il; Bonnie Kate Heritage
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. Oct l.-CATTLE-Receipts. ss5 head
Very little trading to-day. single car Of steers
sold at 5e5a6& per 100 lbs. Feeling dull and weak
Dressed beef was slow at sall14 for native sides
and 72asl2 for Texas beef No later cables from the
cattle and beef markets Of Great Britain. Exports
frOm this port to-day 500 beeeTs and 2l74 quarters
Of beef
CALNES-Receipts, p head. yeals were entirely
nominal, but feeling steady. GrasseTs and Indiana
calves were rated steady; no Western calves offered
Fair sold at 475 per 100 lbs Indiana calves
50Oa6Z Dressed calves slow at l3al7ts for city
dressed yeals 9alH= for country dressed and salOA
for dressed grasSers and fed calves.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reoeipts 1884 head Sheen
were slow and unchanged good lambs steady; me
dium grades weak; the yards we're not fully cleared
Common 10 good sheep sold at 30Oa4 o per 100 lbs
ordinary 10 good lambs 6c0a7.0o: culs o. Dressed
mutton slow at I15a9A per H. dressed lambs ual3
GS-Reoeipts, l.5ss head feeling easier. Coun-
Try dressed hogs quiet at 3ali for medium to light
weight
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Lincalu-Lots 3 10 l6. block !; John y Slaughter
e IL. o. Noah S. Slaughter SO.
Addition 20 Il Droit Parl-Let lt. block o Min
nit P M1lineu 90 Joseph 3. Bowling SO.
saul's Addiiion-sqlsD les. lot Is; William K
Hin Fl *. 20 Walter r. Hilton e. Hx.. SO
PetWorth--Sluare 3l3s. lot y Robert !. Carr e. *
TO Fredeutk $. Phipfs SO
EllastDn TerrdCe-Lpt and west part a lot 3
block g. Eilsston Terrace Improvement Com
p1-y 70 samuel A. White SO
Mount Pleasznt-Lot Isl Harry Warimau and
Thomas +. Bones 20 James D. Hobbs, SO
Irnidad-lot a. part q lot s. block s. Louis C.
Ferrtn et TX % Phnip II ChFistman SO.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Lot %, block
Is; Mar +. Allan % Charles =. Campbell SO.
Holmead Mauor-LOt u.s. block Is. Charles B0yd
e TX, Addic j.. 20 Luigi fTengiIe ct W..
Elizabeth c., SO.
& street northwest between Thirteenth and -Four
teeuth stTeets-square -. rart Of original lots
and - Charles L Foster 81 uX. 20 Robert B.
CaEery and Otis H. Cutler so
q street northwest. between Thirteenth and Fssir-
tenth strcets-Sluare - undivided one-third
interest IN PARIS Of original lots and s: Robert
Is. Cavery q uI, Mary A. 10 Joseph d.
Gallagher SIC
Wisconsin Avenue Park-squsre 1885. lots B ard
a, Arthur Cam et uX- 70 BERTHE NJ. Faster
max. So
I7li New Hampshire avenue northwest-S0uara z
lot ?. and part Al l0- 10 Benjamin Irving ct
uH. to Msgge Ogie. SO.
Addition 20 TakCmA Park-Lots = 3 and 9 block
Keystone Realty Company TO Gershon F. Bick-
ford SO.
Wisconsin Avenue Park-Square Isl. lot II: Arthur
Cau Fl ux. % Jessie Alder and Nellie Alder
SO joint tenants.
Wisconsin Avenue Park-SquaTe l-55. lot .; Jessie
Alder and Nellie Alder 70 Arthur Can SO
New Hampshire avenue, between Gus place and
Rock Creek Church rosd-Square 2sg7. lot q
Alexander Millar Ct ux. 20 Annie N. Hobbs SO
Congress Heights-Square 5g-2 lot Is; John l..
Worthan 70 Andrew f. Mckay SO
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Lot 81. block
II; John l.. Warren ct ux. 20 Harry f. Sauter.
SO
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plsins-Lot s25. block
H. John L. Warren ct w 70 Catherine Nc
Chesney. SO
Chevy Chase-sque 1851 lot l6 and east half Of lot
Is; Fulton R. Gordon ct w. to Charles ]. Os-
borne $40.
Pot m. avenue southeast. between Fourteenth and
Fif at observation-disclosures Of square los lot
a: eman r. Howenstein ct ux. 10 Mary A.
FAheTly. $3.50.
Randle Highlands-SquaTe 56s7. lot IS; The United
States Realty Company TO Adolph Joseph Sic
bert SO.
Rande Highisnds-Squsre $50 lot 90: National
Savings and Trust Company. trustee 20 The
United States Realty Company SO
Rande Highlands-Squsre 55S7 lot 20, SQUARE 55-6
lot II. The United States Realty COMPANY "a
Edmund II. ChamlqrS $40
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20 James Berry and Arthur Carr trustees. 70
sea1Fe Perp5tu5I Building Association, 500
square 252-Iarts 4 original l1ts and s. Rube1 T.
CayCrly e. NIX. and otis II. cutler et u1- e a.
% Erwin e.. Brainerd and James :. Eash5-
Smith trustees. 90 secure Charles z Foster,
sa 500 years ger cent semi-annualy.
Ingleside-Lots g 20 p block /; Ailddaugh 4
shannon Inci 20 B. Francis Saul and james
T. shea 'ristees 70 secure The Home Savings
Rank So 00a. ] yea7, ger cent semi-annJis lly.
Square I-5--L.ot L: Jessie Alder and Nellie Alder
70 Roger T. Mitchell md :. Higgins Terry,
tUstees 10 secure Arthur Can, sos, / 20 Ii
months per cent IZ- afuUm.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plsius-Lot Il. block
Is. Charles r. Campbell e Tx. 20 R0bfu r
l. Smith and George q. McElwee. trustees. 90
secure Msy F. Alan 8. 90, 70 = months 8
per cent semi-anuualy-
square SLOT s.. Margaret NJ Ball % Robert Lee
O'Brlen aud Alvin q. Belt. trustees 20 secure
Louis c DsmaT, 500, 9 years, 81 Ter cent,
semi-annuaIy.
Square l55-Iot 50 R1berT shaw Oliver e. TX. 20
William J. Father and Milton Z. allies, trus-
tees. 10 secure John VI. Jones Sl000. years. B
Ter cent ssui-auuUlN
Holmcad Manor-L0t is block Is; Charles Bod e.
UX. % Elmer J.. Ramgy and George NJ. Lewis.
trustees. 20 secure Katharine NJ. Lewis. $50.
3 years per cent ssmi-auUualiy.
Homead Mauor-Lor Il5, block IS; Luigi iTlngIpe e
TX. 10 Charles y. Sager and Elmer Zcrkle. trus-
tees 70 secure Charles Boyd. Sii5. monthly
payments 6 per cent peT anEUm.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

MuLLFEED-Weaker. Spring bran, 2.S5: stand
ard middlngs. 2425. city bran. 80. in bulk; West
EN- red dog $50 10 arrive; winter bran, in l0olb.
sacks 10 arrive, =. 40
OATS-steady; inactive. No. white. $50; No.
white. g7lz: No l. S5lsi white, on track, SS'za2
FLOUR-Steady; business IS quiet. Kansas
strairhts 4sa50O in sacks soft straights. 450aAe5
in barrels spring patents, 55Oa55. in barrels spring
clears 450a465.
brands 400a4 g.
CORNMEALl-Steady; business moderate. Kiln
dried for export 3S1aS.55i coarse meal IN bags.
l2al2A
HAY-Reoeipts. lad TONS steady; fall demand for
choice; New prime timothy l.lO; No /, LG5al. 10;
No ? 95al.00; No g. S)aS0.
STRAW-Receipts 30 tons; dull. Long we 55a6O.
REEF-Steady; moderate business. Packet, 1850
alice: family, l9,5Oa9l@
&Ma25.D
LARD-Lifeless Prime Western. l2le; city, l2io;
refined continent 1885, South American. 4O; re-
fined Brazilian IN kegs 300 oeosteaT1ne, lSs; lard
stearine duh New York, l54alA
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Baltimore. Oct. L-CORN-Stock in elevators.
lS S5 bushels; shipments from elevators. Az Con
tract to-day opened quiet and closed frmer. Spot
mixed corn at the opening sold for 57il bid. while
year cora al the opening Was ~ bid. and Jan
uary early sold al - bid. At the Close, spot was
57is bid: year 81 bid. and January 5S1. bid. Sales.
one yellow domestic track. So; l00O0 January,
SIS. Settling price. Contract, 5ls
FLOUR-Winter extra. 340a36O; do. clear. 4.O0a
40 do, straight. 435a450. do. patent 45ai g
spring clear. new. il5aii0i do straight. new 5.Sa
555 do. patent, new 55a575 City Mills best pat
eut. 6.2j; do. high-grade patent. SIS; do. high
grade straight. SITS. do, choice family 40 do.
extra 3.i0a360 re -four medium 90 choice 425a
40; corn meal, 100 lbs. Ll0al9.
HAY-New No. timothy. large bales. 2Oo0; do,
No. lsolals59. No. ). as 10 location. l6OOal80 90;
choice clover mixed lsOoals5O: No ! clover mixed,
E.50s No. mixed. l300al55o: No. ] clover 400.
No. cloFer. l2c0al3.5s; meadow grass and packing
hay. l0O0al2O0; nograde hay. as 10 kind quality,
and condition. S00al2Oo
MILL FEED-Spring bran in lUO-lb sacks per
ton, 23O0a23 20; Western midding in lOO-lb sacks.
ton. q. 5Oa5O0: flour and white middlings in lO0lb
sacks Per ton. G.00a2900. City Mills middugs, in
lOo-lb. sacks per ton q 5Oa2450; City Mills bran.
in l0olb sacks 2l.50a255O.
OATS-Stock in elevators. So so bushels; ship
ments frum elevators, T. 5e2 bushels. New oats on
spot were: No white Sia: standard white 81;
No. 3 white S6i2; No. white, Sa36ls; mixed No.
2 S6ia nominal.
RYE-Stock in elevators 49, $50 bushels; shipments
from elevators 295 bushels. No. ! rye. Western do
nestle, 7sa7s; No. rye. domestic. 7ea77 bag lots
as 70 quality and condition. 65a73 No. ; rye. West
ern. domestic. 72a74; No re. nearby THAR; No.
rye nearby. 70a1l.
SrRAW-Straight rye straw fair 10 choice TO- 50s
ll.00; straight rye. No 2 a50ai0,O0: tangled ne
blocked 7.O0asOO; wheat (blockedl fair 10 good
6O0a6.j0; do, good 10 prime. 7.50as00.
WHEAT-StOck in elevators. L4Bea bushels;
shipments from elevators 1856 S5l bushels. Bag lots
By sample, as to quality and condition. brought g.
SO. 80, g. and 81 per bushel. Contract opened
fmer. October. 96lI asked. Spot No 2 red wheat
early 96i9 bid while No. red Western opened
at sA bid December a. the opening was 9S bid
while December early was 1914 bid and No. 3 ged a;
the opening sold for 1914 bid; steamer No 2 red
opened at 30 bid. Prices at the closing were: Spot
s6A bid; spot No. red Western, 81 bid; October
96A bid; November. 9SA nominal December, gs4.
nominal Sales 800 steamer No. . red Western
spot. 81 2 cars No 2 red. spot. s6Ls 900 No.
red. spot S5ls Settling prices: Contract spot $50,
No. 2 red Western. 93s: No. 3 red. 9315; steamer
No 2 red 90, and steamer No. red. Western, 9lIs
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Quotations furnished by w. 3. Hibbs & Co..
members OF the New York stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building
New York. Oct. The most important develop
mtnt Of the day was the Manchester cables reporting
all efforts 70 settle the labor trouble threatening in
the Oldham district had failed and that a lockout
among the cotton mills IN that section had been
ordered from noon to-day for an indefinite ueriod.
This involves about 80 eco operatives and roo mills
and If the trouble IS prolonged it may involve work
men in ether lines of industry, some figure the
closing down Of these mills will cut the consumr-
tion Ia that part Il the Manchester district 10 be
tween 2010 and 5000 bales Of cotton per week Bulls
here contend this is a small item in considering the
broad question Of the general cotton situation But
nevertheless II is a factor which should be very
closely watched in connection with the continued
unsatisfactory state Of the general cotton goods mar
kets in This couutrv
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Oct l.-MOney on call was nominaly
~ per cent to-day. During the week the market
grew funer. Mondays range Of loans being 2 ana
IA per cent Tuesdays and IL. Wednesdays "a
and pa Thursdays 3 and 214. and Fridays and ?
Time money did not fully respond to the advance
IN call loan rates during the latter part of the week
The market was finn, but funds we're in large sup
ply with only the same Indifferent demand that has
prevailed during the past month. Money was offered
freely at fraction below current quotations with
the stipulation as 10 quality Of securities such
demand as there was came from houses Offering q
large percentage Of industrials as security Rates
we're ~ per cent for sixty days 4l4A4l1 for ninety
days. and 44sa4A for four. Ave. and six months.
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-wheat per bushe soass: corn. shelled.
per bushel. 6sa75: cob 375aIOO per barrel; oats.
Western. white Nc. ?, per bushel. 4sa52; mixed.
per bushel 45a50: bran. per ton. $50; middlings,
per ton, Zoo
HAY AND STRAW-Hay. Western No. !, 200;
No NO0; mixed p 90; loose at local scales. 1900:
straw we bundle l200; straw. rye. machine thrash.
1000; straw. wheat Per ten. 5.5ei straw. cat. per
ton, 800.
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Circuit Court No. z.
JUSTICE BARNARD


Assignments foF OctODer . 1910.
No. FrawneT We. Washington Railway and Flee
trie Company. Attorneys. Dodge 4 Gies-Darng-
tor.
No. T. Keu%r Va. Washington. Alexandra and
Mount Vernon Raway Company. Attorneys. Down
ing & BeTp-Barbour a Mackall.
No. 9 Sellman Potomac Insurance Company.
Attorneys Lambert & Yeatman--s Maddox 4 Galley.
No. g. Weber vs.. Goddard. eXecutrix. Attorneys,
Mackay-Rchards0n.
No. 10. stedman vs.. Terminal Tayicab Company.
Attorneys Jeffords & Solomon Douglas Baker.
Nc. y Sullivan rs City and Suburban Railway
Company. Attorneys. Bell. Happier q Merllat-
Darlington.
No. "A Weiss & EntWisle Washington Railway
and Electric Company. Attorneys, OWen-Darlington.
No. Is. Clements rs. Modei Laundry Company.
Attorneys Darlington q Johuson-PeTy Son.
No. IS. Graf C0ie. Attorneys Loving
Mather.
No. % Reeves vs. Lynn Fl al. Attorneys. Car
rngton a Johnson-Dougas, Baker Dulaney.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. Per cwt.. s.5Oa7.5O; do butcher.
5.50a6O0; common i.50a5.00.
HOGs-Per ewt. gross, 95Oal000; do, ordinary.
500
sHEEP-Prime s5Oa4O0; do. common, 25Oa3.OO
LAMBS-Fancy spring. 61sa7; fall. choice. per
h.. Z; do medium. 5.
CALVES-Prime. per h., aalO; do. medium. sa
81; do. common, !.
CoWS-Prime fresh. each. s50oA600; do. CON-
mon. 25.00aS0O0: DO. cid and dry. N0oal5.0.
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rcr H.. I4I6, ROSTERS Ter h. l0sIl; ducks. per
To-, Halls; geese h. Sal0; turkeys. Per b.. Zs2-
NEGETABLES-Pc Potatoes, new. Nc. 4 Per bb...
l.z5aL75. No. . per bb-. 55aL00; new sweets Isr
bbI.. 75al-5j, vans, Ter Dbl. LOaL75. ClcumbsTs.
Per basket 55al.5Qs onions Fer box. $3.50 cabbage
Per Dbl. 6laL00s eggplant, Or doz., 3a5 squash.
per crate. Z5a40. string beans. Der bbL. L5a1oi;
lima beans Per quart, sal2 lsrtuce per basket. l0l
l755 tomatoes home grown. per blx. 5l4L09; celey.
f.r crate, 275s400 Tadishes per 100 L0al.55. Pep
rsTs Ter basket. 25a45, r,f-EiIs Ter doz. punches
-j3Z beets. per 100 blncbss L9al5); green coTu.
Fer d0z. I0sl5.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wdol. washed free q blTrs
Ter H., za2S; unvaShed. per H.. I72 Hides
green, per b.. Q; do. dry per h. l2al5s caItszins
gTeeu. each l15sID
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by y, B. Hihhs & Co,
members Z tie Chicago Board Of Trade. Hibbs
BuidIlg.
Chicago. Oct. L-TLers was no demand for cash
wheat here and the ssaboard reported 10 demand
there Duluth said bids for export were 2 10
ceuts out o. line Minneapolis reported g1od DE-
msnd for Nc. ! Northern az I 70 l& over DecembsT.
choice quality as nigh as cents oyer. The market
ruled firm all day. with fairly large trade. Shorts
covered pretty freely and ths market closed with
healthier tone. Il would not be surprising % s.s
some further rally. bat We must have better cash
demand % sustain any advance
Liverpool reported their market Z cent lower, IN
ymratIy with our Decline Of yesterday and pressure
IN sell plate parcels. Their stocks sre l.1i6e"
bushels. compared with $4,000 last year The
weather Throughout 'hs corn belt ali that oni-
b. desired. Country offerings arr moderate. casl
demand only fair. Trade was fairly large all 1as.
and the market ruled arm general covering by
shorts.
Oats ruled firm all day in sympathy with com
and on free covering by shorts. While receipts are
light still the cash deaLni is quiet. Receipts To-
day l3s cars, estimated foy Monday l55 cars.
Provisions opened sharpy higher with hogs. Tie
deferred options claiming most Of the attention
and we're in demand Selling was scattered and
in the way q realizing. Tie market closed firm.
tr.sg HIGH IUHr f1H<a
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, Oct. l.-Hogs sc higher than yesterday
average. Bulk Of prices s60a9O0: quality fair.
Estimated receipts to-day SEQ Official receipts yes
terd9y, l099s; shipments. 258 left over. III re-
ceipts past month. 45i SO; shipments past month.
$3.50 Estimated receipts Monday 210j. ssii-
mated receipts next week $500 Light. Ss5a93O;
y Ned and butchers SiCa935; heavy. S35a9l5. yOrA-
5, 925; pigs, s,25as 10.
stt'e weak estimated receipts today 60.
SneIl steady; estimated receipts to-day, co.
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Probate Cnurf.

CHIEF JUSTICE GLABAUGH.
Estate q Henri5tta NJ NUlloy petition for letters
testamentaTy. Attorneys Ralph Given and J. L.
Lsskey.
Estate OF Albert Grimes; same. Attorney, A. s.
Taylor
Estate a James X Jones. order % sell real es-
tate. Attorney Q. J. Murphy.
Ia Re John ". Freeman e. al petition 70 enclm-
Der. Attorney. r. x. Homer.
Estate q Alfred ID. Coleman will dated March
T. 1910 1led.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
prices quoted are wholesale

BUTTER-Fancy tub Per H.. 2sa29; high grade
tub. q; renovated. 26a2z; print fancy 301za3lh
CHEESE-New York state factory. new l6aI6is
EGGS-Nearby. fresh Virginia. per doz. . Y ST
Virginia and Southwest Virginia. 2 Tennessee. Z.
GREEN FRUITS-Apples. per Dbl. L00a3a q
auges California. per box, 350aG25 iemos -.
box 35oa5.9; grape fruit Per crate. 3ooa5 20 pine
apples, rer crate, 201a&5O; cantal,alpes Ier = ate
l0al5; grapes. Delaware. L5oa2O0 Niaga.I. liza
200; Concord, 50al25 per carrier; par Bartlett
350a5O0: damsons 2Jh3l0
DRESSED POULTRY-Hens. cho.re. Ter H., II;
ROSTERS. Per h.. Z; sprinseFs. lsals iHcks per h.
l2ai4; geese. per h.. sail.
LIVE PoULTRY-Spriug chickens. Eals: hens.
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Embroidery Machinerr Imported.

Shuttle embroidery machines have
been purchased in Plauen I'm increasing
numbers by American manufacturers of
embroidery goods. due chiefly to the adj
mission of the machines into the United
States free of duty. The exports OF
such machines declared at the Plauen
consulate for the year ended July 81,
1910, numbered 100, valued at SOS, SOS.
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New York, Oct l-WHEAT-Steady; slow trade.
New No. l Northern spring. 10 arrive (. @. B., I'D
No red. (. o. b.. l0li4 No. 2 hand I O. b.. Jos
No. macaroui. (. O. b., a9i. new No. / Manitoba.
T. o. D.. I97.
CORN-steady; fair inquiry. Steamer mixed.
nominal, export basis; export No. 2 E. o. b.. ST.;
No elevator. domestic 60 nominal Exporters
took loads, chiefly West or AZ outr,,rts
NlIE nve- ET;-h H..
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Lawsuits.
Mechanics, Lien.

No. 5si5. James Chauhas ". Peter X. Cha
ruhas; judgment Munieilal Court, $40. Attorney
A l. NeWmyeT.