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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-03-12


Rome--The pope has accepted the
views OF the bishops of the province of
ST. Boniface, Canada, and created new
diocese at Regina and an apostolic vi
carate at Keewatin. The pontiff has ap-
pointed the Very. Rev. P. r. Heffron of
st. Paul to be bishop of Winona, MINI.
Seattle, Wash.-Max Thurna, convict
ed of being engaged in the white slave
trade, was sentenced to hard labor in
the state penitentiary for not less than
two and one-half years. Thurna was
prosecuted by the United States irnmi-
grafton service, which introduced as
evidence unprintable letters written in
Yiddish to fellow slave-owner, from
which it appeared that Thurna had been
long in the business, that he had been
driven out of Spokane and Great Falls,
Mont, but had prospered in Seattle.
The letters spoke Of the buying and
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-03-12

Mrs w. P. II. Keough of Chicago,
formerly member Of the board of edu-
cation in that city, and a platform
speaker of repute, will come to Denver
under the auspices of the Colorado An
ti-Saloon league during the campaign
for a dry" Denver this spring. Mrs.
Keough is expected to use her influence
among the Catholic people, to a great
many Of whom she is already known.
She has frequently visited in this city.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-03-12

Rosie Bruno, one year old, and
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bru-
no of 1924 Wyandot street, died on
Wednesday, March 2, and was buried
on Saturday in Mount Olivet ceme-
terry. Funeral service was read in
Mount Carmel church.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-03-12

Scotland Neck, n. C.-State Senator
f. L. Travis and Representative A. P.
Kitchin and of CONGRESSMAN Claude
Kitchin, and Deputy Sheriff c. w.
Dunn, all OF Halifax county, were shot
down on the main street of the town by
E, E. Powell. Travis and Kitchin are
seriously and Dunn fatally wounded
Powell it is said, met his three VIC
time as they were walking along the
street together. He approached Travis
and asked him why he had not replied
to letter he had written him. Repre-
sentative Kitchin, thinking that Powell
The Washington herald., 1910-08-10
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Aug. s-BUTTER-Reo I3.Oa
packages. The market opened firm and the upward
tendency q prices WAS unchecked. There were no
important changes. Creamery Specials 29isa99ls. do
extras 25agsis do. hrsts 26a27 state dairy. good
20 choice. 2ia26 process specials spd extras 8:
Western imitation creamery hrsts. BIAS; factory
frsts Z3is.
HEESE-Receipts. 1910 boxes. Market r,,r.
steady 10 finn but the trade IS not active enough TO
esahe sellers 20 further advance prices. State.
whole milk specials l5al6lz de-. fancy colorrd
49, do. white Az do. fair 10 prime. i2Eai4s F,
do, Common. slallA skins. specials. l2H skins
average, fine llallh-
EGGS-Receipc 1923 cases The market frner
on fancy Western eggs but prices are no higher
Under grades are very dull and IN accumulation
State. Pennsylvania, and nearby hennery. white
fancy. &a32; do brown. Z5a27 fresh-gathered extras
Ea25; do. extra hrs,s. aa22 do. hrsts lSlkal9i5 ;
do, dirties llal4 do checks. per case. l50a3O0.
MILK-Wholesale price IS III pc N-quart can
MILLFEED-Weaker. inactive S.rring bran. 81 "a
$50; standard middlings 2525a25.50; city bran.
Z-50 in bulk; Western rcd dog. @.60 TO arrive.
winter wheat bran in l0llh sacks 10 arrive. q q
OATS-strong; fair demand No. white. sslka
i9h No. white 47llalsl4; No. white. 47a47sa
white. on track 47iza52
FIlOUR-steady: moderate dealings Kansas
strnights. 5.lOa5.3O in sacks; soft stnights. 475a
500 in barrels. spring patents 6Ooa65O in barrels;
spring clears 465ai9c new Kansas straightS 70 ar
rive. 4o5a5.l5.
RYE FLOUR-steady; moderate business. Choice
brands quoted at Al5a4.5O.
CoRNMEAI-Frm;q quiet trade Kiln-dried for
expert. 80; coarse meal, IN bags, L3saL4o
BEEF-Steady; inactive demand. Packet, l6O0a
1850: family l9.O0al9O
PORK-Weaker: quiet trade Mess, "a sOa25.Oo;
family 2.5oa2600
HAY-Receirts. go tons; easier: fair inquiry.
Prime timothy, LIS; No l. LIS; No. ?. 80; No. ),
Ll0all5
sTRAw-Receipts. 10 tons; dull. Long rye quoted
at 55a60
LARD-Sl0w; easier. Prime Western. l2l0: city.
ll.30; refined continent $3.50; South American.
BIS; refined Brazilian. kegs. HE oleostearine.
lll5al2; lard stearine dull; New York l32.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-10
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. L.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
No. 269Z7 Edwards e a. vs. Foster ct AL
auditors report confirmed Attorneys, +. W. Nc
RCynOids-ArthuF Peter
No Si63. Brnemcr ct al ". Driver ct al d; com
mission ordered 20 issue. Attorneys. Happier 4
Merillat and NJ. y. RichardsoL-Lyon & L5on, q.
/. TAFT. ]. H. Lichlite.
No 25l5j. United States vs.. Gaynor et al. leave
TO withdraw certain documentary evidence granted
Attorneys. c. r. Wilson-A. ). WorthngtOn-
No. Hl35. Kinsley vs. Goise Ct al. order Of
publication. Attorneys J. ]. DariingtOn-E. l..
Giles and b. W O'Donoghue.
No 2e52i Lingcr rs. Ball Ct al; same At
torneys. J. J. Darlington ami W. G. sullivan.
No. &l5T. Cooley e al ". Staub 81 al. sale
ratified Attorneys. Ralston sddons-J. A.
Naedel.
In re urnacyl john Miller: petition for iajunc-
ton denied.
In re uunac) william Conner: reference to
auditor
In re uunacy) samuel +. stroiher: same.
No. 1859. Cagcn w. Burke ct all auditor s
report ratified aud distribution ordered. Aitor-
neys J. A. Butler-G. T. McGlue.
No. BIB smith vs.. Pryor et a.; sale hnaly
ratified. Attorneys. J. W. G,ennan-L. William
son and Fountain Peyton-
No. 1856 More e. al vs. Moore e. al; ]. 4.
Bundy and NJ r. Clnkscaies appointed trustees
70 sell. bond 5000 Attorneys. l. Williamson and
J. T. Bundy-M T. Clinkscales and W. C. Chase.
No. 1896, In re Frederick Oppeunan; auditor
report ratified Attorneys, Lester and Price.
No. 1880 O'Brien w. OBHen rule retunabl'
August Is. Attorneys. J. II. Adriaans-F. d. Black
istone.
Ne. 9r9 CoughIn vs.. Trade Unionist Pub
fishing Company order 20 accept certain offer and
rradTertise sale. Attorney. G. 7. Heneler
No. 3Z35 Spcllman vs. Fisher. IT,. order q
publication Attorneys. @. c. German and John
RidOut-F s. Hill and W g. Gardiner.
No. $500 Botsch IS. B0tsch et al sale rati
fed and rCferCnce. Attorneys W A. Johnston
h. A. Heitmueller. X. r. Perry Son. and j. X
Wcyrich.
No. 28E Edwards CT ST. Va. Foster e. al
Union Trust Company appointed trustee Attor
ueys, r. W. MISUNDERSTANDING Peter.
Nc. E576. Anderson ". Anderson: rule return
able August 3. Attorney W. b. Reilly.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-10
DAILY COURT RECORD
Tuesday, Ausu 1900
Tuesday, August o, 1900

H. Weiss. Joint tenants. So subject to truss
woodridge-Lot :. block Is: Isaac H. Bryant ct
uN. 10 Fred n. Clark aud May B. Clark, joint
tenants, So
Thirteenth street southwest between and q
streets Square go. part Ct lot Z; John W
Watts ct ux. TO George r. Watts and Ada
Watts $500.
l44 sixth street northwest-SQuare 47s, lot Is;
Francis A. Bnndon Ct NIX. 10 Harris schmiii-
viz, $40. subject 10 trust 500.
Addition 20 BroOklsnd-Part block 81; joseph l.
Bateman TO Kate BatCman SO
Addition 10 Brookland-Part block n: Joseph r..
Batcnelder and Archibald NJ. McLachlcn. trus-
tees, 20 Joseph L. Bateman Ss62
Between Georgia avenue. Thirteenth. and Emerson
streets northwest Square 80 lot 49, Melvin
II. Herman e. NIX. % John W Robbins ana
Jessie N. Robbins $40, trust S,75e
Corner south Carolina avenue and street north
east-square l06s. lot 1; Thomas r. Harvey e.
TX to Clarence i. Hight, So
I5 Tenth street nOrthwest-SquaTe $50 lot s: Au-
gcste Reiter Ct Tr 70 William G. Carter and
John II. Carter so.
So Third street noThcast-Square "a lot 81, VIII
lam r, Kent 70 Andrew L. YOUNG. SO.
Whitney Close-square 1896. Tot q Laura A.
Roche 10 James Z. Reduau, so.
Fourteenth street between W street and Florida
avenue northwest-Squarc 2O2. lot g Frederick
Knab 20 WeIlssca Pollock Allen. So
Lanier Hcights-Lot ~; Gertrude g.. Archie %
Beyorlie J. Smith. IT,. and A. .. Carpenter.
tenants in common. SO tsu5joct to existing in
cumbnnce).
/ Holmead Manor-Lot D3 block Is; Charles J.
Walker q IA. 10 Sarah J. Hardy. SO subiect
% trust. $40.
Columbia Heghts-Part lo- g. block 81 Amanda G.
H. Cotton 10 OgilVie Shumate 800.
| street. between Chesapeake and Ohio Canal and
Thirty-irst street noTthVest-Square ll73. lots
So. 49, iOo ana parts Of lots 81. g, q, IS. s.
and s.: square III. parts Of lots a and IS
square rs. part OF lot 81 square HIS parts d
lots s. S. S. and Sc: square III parts u lots
70, T. and q; Harold +. DOYLE et ux. 90 the
Real Estate and Improvement Company Of Bal
| timore City, Inc, so
I Columbia Heights-Lot ST. Garrett N. Davis G,
ux. 70 sue Harris Waters s.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-10
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.


BUTTER-Creamcry. fancy. s0aSl do. prints p
d.. seconds. 8: proccss. fancy. = do. fair "a
sood, 2ia2s dairy. choice. 3iab. do. good. 7la23
store packed. lsaA
CHEESE-New York State factory fancy frsts
Hairs; do. small. Tal7is do. large. 1874 ai7.
EGGS-NeaT-hy. choice returaahis css.s. =; ives.
Virginia and Southern Virginia. return able cases
%; Tennessee. rcturnable cases. y: North Carolina
retufnsble cases. %.
LIVE POULTRH-Chickens. spring. large. @a2
do. medium, lsa0; do. hens snail. Ter To-. 10
large lS's rOosters. per h.. 10: ducks Old y: do
spring lbs and over. Is: geese. per H.. oal2 do.
fancy. l2al4; turkeys t0ms. per an. Is; do. hens
49, turkeys thin. l0al2. keats. per d.. IS.
NEGErABLES-POtatoCs Norfolk per barrel
l.ooal.Z5. cucumhers Norfolk per basket Local 3
do. North Carolina. sod o.. string beans per has
ket, Ga59, North Carolina lettuce 50al00; radshcs
PER 100. ioa50; spinach. per barrel 75alOl; egg
plant per crate. l.O0aI75: tomatoes per crate ia
100. asparagus 75aL5o per dozen bunches: rhubarb
lsa5 per dozen punches, new cabbage 60aI5 pcl
crate, spring onions. ka'A ncr hundred; beets 3as
pgr bunch; green peas. GER uaskct. 75aS0
DRESSED POULTRl-C Chickens per H.. Za25
chickens and hens mixed iea20. slips per 10, Il
ducks lsa20; geese. per H.. 1lal6
DRESSED MEATS-Hams country sugar-cured
a.
DRIED FRUITS-Applos sliced. fancy ia5: cher
ries l2alj; blackberries. Z; wh0rTlebeuiCs. l2A.
WOOL AND HIDES-WoO unwashed free o,
buus. per To-. -, wool. bury. per H. 5aZs: hides
green. per h.. 70. do. dry. per To- lsa6: sheer
skins CCen. each. 75alo0. do. dry each 2sa60; call
skins green each l50si.75
The Washington herald., 1910-08-10
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Aug 9.-WHEAT-Stock In elevators
l.llS.9l bushels shipments frum elevators 7l3l
bushels. Sales Of cargoes ON grade at 1914 for No
red s6is for No. red e44 for special bin steamer
No red 92l4 Cor stock steamer. 9lh for special bin
rejected aud s9ls for stock rejected. Bag lots. b
sample. to quality and condition, brought So 81
50. 81. %. %. 81. e. %. g. and s. per bushel Set
Ting prices Contract spot, 80: No. red Western
l.Ol; Nc. 3 rcd &c; steamer No. red. 90: steamer
No red Western. a.
CORN-StOck IN elevators. IS rs bushels: ship
ments from elevators. 2,SA Bushels Contract to-
day opened dull. SPOT mixed August corn. Gg4
nominal Settling prices: Contract spot Gsls
OATS Stock in elevators .536 bushels: ship
ments from elevators. s64 bushels. White. No. q
10 weight. fsi5 do. No. 8 as TO weight 45lka47
do. No. 4. as to weight. HAS; do. mixed. No @
44ha4S
RYE-Stock in elevators II $50 bushels shipments
from elevators. 500 bushels No rye Western. do
nestle 7saso bag lots. to quality and condition
7Oa75
FLOUR-winter extra. new. 345aS65; do. clear.
new. 4O5aA8: do. straight new AEalE; DO.
patent new. 5o5ss.i5. spring clear. A5oal75: do.
straight 65oa5.7i; do patent. 6OOae25; City Mills
best patent. ESQ., do high grade patent. SIS: do.
straight SIS; choice family, 40; extra. S5oas.7s
Rye -four med I'm 70 ehoice, A2aA50 Corn meal
per 100 lbs l51ll a.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-10
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished By W. q. Hibbs B o..
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade. Hibba
Building
Chicago. Aug, 9-Wheat opened about half a cent
lower Influenced by the government report Of yester-
day. which caused some further liquidation and
short selling The buying chiefly by commits
sion houses resting orders. and IN some eases for
foreign account. and prices rallied 10 last night 5
closing figures and the effect Of the government re-
port seemed 20 have spent itself. The Southwest
reports practically no offerings from first hands the
decline IN the market having undoubtedly Influenced
farmers 10 stop sellisg The foreign news was the
supporting factor Local cars 625 estimated for
morrow sos
Corn prices did not adequately reflect the hullish
tenor Of the government report, although the market
ruled fractionally higher throughout the session..
Professionals were the brst buyers although there
was some covering by shorts Cash demand was
Disappointing bat country offerings we're practically
nothing. Local cars. rs. with 10 estimated for to-
morToW.
Oats continued in a Belcss condition. with firm
undertone The feeling SEEMS 20 be gaining ground
that with the shortage 30 the May crop. oats at
present prices are lot high LEGAL cars 49, With
y9 estimated f,r tomorrow
The Washington herald., 1910-08-10
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Trading on the local stock exchange
yesterday was OF about the same charac-
ter as the previous day. The feature sales
were IN Gas, which went at 70, pa shares
on an option for sixty days. Banston sold
freely again at SS7s to S55s. Railway
shares were traded in moderate volume
and bond sales were in Potomac Electric
Consolidated IS at l00ss.
A dispatch from Annapolis, Nd, SAYS:
THE new boat-and-rail line from Cam
bridge to Annapolis, which is expected to
add greatly to the transportation facIli-
ties between Eastern Shore points and
Baltimore will start tomorrow. The last
obstacle in the way OF the enterprise was
removed this morning when the special
committee appointed by the Annapolis
city councils TO dispose Of the matter sat
isfactoriiy settled the question Of a land
ing point within the city for the Western
Shore terminal OF the Chesapeake Bay
Navigation Company. which is running
the new service. This committee consisted
Of Mayor Strange, City Councillor Melvin,
Chairman Parkinson. OF the street COM
mittee. and City Engineer Little. Their
action leaves everything clear for the
steamer Idler TO start regular trips.
II was officially announced at Baltimore
and Ohio headquarters yesterday that con-
tracts had been awarded FOR ten Mallet
engines, five Of which will be built by
the American Locomotive Company and
FIVE by the Baldwin Locomotive Works
The engines will weigh $4,000 pounds, all
OF which will be carried on eight pairs OF
driving wheels. The tractive power will
be 10000 pounds with steam pressure
Of 2l0 pounds 10 the cubic inch and the
engines will be equipped with superheat-
ers. They will be used in freight service
on the mountain division Of the Baltimore
and Ohio. and with the assistance az one
consolidation engine. will handle 1.750 tons
ND the western slope Of the Allegheries
The Washington herald., 1910-08-10
Probate Court.

dIoAANE bAltNAND.
Estate q James H. Edwards. cayeat. Attorneys,
II. g. Kimhall and f. 2. Nlorey.
Estate Of Carl AucTbach. order to sell business
Attorney N. ID. Rosenberg.
Estate Of Mary G. Brooke. letters Of admins
trntion c. (. a. granted 10 J. Edna Brady; bond.
see. Attorney. G. +. DigEs.
Estate of Charles C. Collision: petition Tor Letters
testamentay. AtoueJs, q. A. White and j. b.
Flynn.
Estate Of Henry Theodore will dated February l.
1919 fled.
Estate Of Francis II. Bates; petition to turn over
fund. Attorneys. Gordon & Gordon.
In re Charles r. WALKER: order fer allowance
Attorneys ID. C. Stutler and Il. s. Welch.
Estate u Caesare Laurent order Of reference.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-10
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. Der cWt.. 65oaLoO; do. butchers
45oa5.50. do. common. Z05a30O
HOGS-Per cwt, gross. 9-OCa9SO; do, ordinary
500
sHEEP-PrtIe. 35oaAOo; do. common. Z50l1Oo.
LANfBs-Fsncy spring. 7a7l4; fan, choice. per ID
7: do. medium. g.
CALy ES-Prime. Der h.. sasi3; do. medium. y
do. common. 6.
COWS-Prime. fresh. each. s50oa4SoO: do, cone
mon. 250oa3ooo; do. old and dry loO0aI5O0.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-10
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltmcrs Aug 9.-Quotations by Baltimore Fruit
and Produce Association are as follows:
BUrTER-Cresmcry, fancy. per h.. 2Sisa2g do.
choice Giaa2s do. good 25lba25 DO. imitation.
10ta22; DO. prints. 2isa5l; do. blocks per b..
Ea30; ladle q: Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls,
per To-. 2: Ohio sClls p West Virginia rolls q
store packed. 81 Maryland. Virginia. and PcunBi-
yania, dairy prints. per H.. p; process butter per
b. 2ia26
EGGS-Maryland. Pennsylvania. and nearby hrs;s
per doz. q Western hrsts PER doz., 70; West Viz
gnia hrsts. PER doz, IS, Southern hrsts per doz..
L guinea egEs. per dor. Sa9
LIVE POULTRN-Chickcns spring ~ lbs and
ovFr per h. lsal9. do. small and medium lsal9; old
hens TOT H.. heavy l6 do. small % medium Is:
old ROSTERS. per To- Il spring. large. -; DO. small
On MEDIUM, Is; ducks. large. per 10. Is. do.
small Y: DO, muscoyy and morgrel. i2al3. do.
spring lbs. and over PER ID. l5al6: do. smaller
isalf. Pigeons Young Ter pair. IS. do. old. d:
guinea fowl. Old each. ..
The Washington herald., 1910-08-10
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-Wheat per bushel. sOass: corn sheIed.
per bushel. 6ssz5. cob. 375a40O per barrel; oats.
Western. white. No. ?, per bushel. Ssa52; mixed,
per bushel &5a50; bran. per ton. 500. middiings
DIR ton. N.00.
HAY AND STRAW-Hay Western. Nc. J. Zoo:
No . 2oo; mixed 200; loose az local scales 800:
straw. re bundle 200: straw we machine thrash.
1000; straw. wheat per ton $50: straw. cat. per
ton 500
The Washington herald., 1910-08-10
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK.

New York. Aug 9.-CATTIlE-Rcoripts. $50 hpud
Dealings nominally steady. Dressed beef quiet hut
higher al 9alll3 PER pound for ordinary 10 prime
native sides. Latest private cables from IiverpooI
and London quoted live cattle higher at l3iGal5si
per pound dressed weight; refrigerator beef firm
az l0lf 20 II.
CALVES Receipts. 53l head. Yeals steady. No
sales o. grasseys or buftemilks: 6 Indiana calves
nnsold. Good veals sold go per 100 pounds: ,7ils
az 80 City-dressed veals steady at l2kal5k per
pound dressed grassers and buttermllks AZ 7-sae.
country-drcssed calves 6al2ia
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recpipts Sis head.
Lambs in moderate demand and steady 90 10 lower;
three cars carried over. Sheep sold At 35Oa4 50
per 100 pounds; fair 10 choice lambs 675a7 IS: one
Dressed mutton higher at 74a9la per pound dressed
lambs quiet at lOiaal3
HOGs-Receipts. loc2. Feeling nominslly Arm.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-10
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Aug 9.-HOGS-LiYo hogs strong. r.
ccipts estimated at II 90 head; estimated tomorrow
400 Bulb u prices. T.s5E8e5; light SO0a9Oo;
butcher. TSaSS5. heavy T.s5as 90. rmgh. heavy.
: Es7.s0. yorkers. Sscseo0; piss. 6i0a905.
CATTLE-Wesk 90 10 cents lower: estimated re-
ceipts 1000 head. Becvcs A75aS -. cows and heif
crs. 270a660; Texas steers. A0la63. stockCrs and
feeders. 350a565: Western Ao1a6T5
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Weak. % cents lower; e.
timated upceips 2 on head. Native 25aLD: West
ern. 2sosAD; yearlings. A5a76o: lambs. 4g'a709
Western lambs 4 H1af.00
The Washington herald., 1910-08-10
BALTTE5RE LIVE STOCK.

baltimore .l'F 9-CATTLE-Receipts for week
ended al noon to-day 2 066 head against sOl bead
last week; Il carloads sale; market general ny
10 10 IS cents higher Steers Ao7 Co; heifers sTsa
$780, COWS. 2OOaA75; bulls, 350a4s0; fresh cows
s0G0a65 % per head
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts for week ended
at noon to-day. H4B head against Il. $50 last week
Heavy rni market slow and lower Sheen. com
mon TO choice. 20Oa450; lambs. 4s0a7.Oo; extra.
7l0a7.2i
HOGS-Receipts for week ended at noon to-day.
500 head. against 44 last week; light supply: fair
demand Westerns light. AGO. medium. 96Oas 20
heavy. 900: nearby ss0l965: rougls 8OOasD
CALVES Receipts for week ended at noon to-day
sl9 head, against SO last week: light run; marke,
steady. Common % bsst, a0Oasoa
The Washington herald., 1910-08-10
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-ReT,lar call. y o'clock noon;
Potomac Electric cons s., $1,000 a, l0lh.
Capital Traction. % az rs,
Washington Railway and Electric pfd., az STA.
/ AZ sis / al ~.
Washington Gas "a al y tbuyers. b.
Mergenthaler. / ~ 2lel4, J az 25i7
Lanston 3 az So.
After call--washinston Railway and Electric pfd..
q at s7t 10 at s7N.
Lanston IS AZ s2A. 5 al s2H.. % AZ szN. % az
s2N % AZ s2N. ! AZ s2N Is az s2is.
Following the bid and asked frices posted az
yesterdays meeting Of the Washington stock
The Washington herald., 1910-08-10
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished By W B. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange Hibbs
Building
New York. Aug s-The late afternoon cotton
market was somewhat better. with August about
points net lower and other months p 70 Is points
OF. This shows gain Of several points from the
lowest Of the session The Improvement was the re-
scult Of some local buying for an upward turn on
the belief that rains iu Texas arc not good enough
10 help much.
Al the South spot cotton markets were unchanged
The Washington herald., 1910-08-10
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Aug. 9-Moncy on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened al rs per cent highest.
2: lowest ~; closing IL per cent Most al the
days loans were made at ~ pc cent.
Time money was practical, unused with
possibly slightly less demand. Any concessions that
were made the. part Of the lenders A
little money was loaned at 4h per cent for five
months. but the asking price Of per crnt was
quite generally maintained. Rates 3ita3n per cent
for sixty days. 5Na4 for ninety days lhaiih for
four months, 4Ra5 per cent for Ave months.
Mercantile paper was dull. fnrsised supply
was in the market but demtnd ua,inI cd rather
apathetic. Rates 5lsa5%. pei cen; foi sixty to
ninety days Endorsed bills receiUo'e 5lsa6 per
ceut fer choice tour to six months alys names "a
per cent for others
The Washington herald., 1910-08-10
Bankruptcy Court.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
No. esl In ~ Albert A. Marshall. adjudication
and reference.
No. ST. In re Trades Unionist Publishing Com
pany; same.
Nc. rs In re Charles c. Duncanson: sale Of
ot S. square $50 ratified
No 35l. n re Thomas T. Waggaman; compromise
with Catholic University and John +. Waggman
finally ratified.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-10

New York. Aug 9.-wHEAT-U nsettled; fair IN
quiry No. / Northern spring. to arrive, T. o. b..
In No 2 red. new. f. O. h. lO7A; new. No
hard. New York. T. o. b. 1osii; No. ! macarOni.
T. O. b. l.o0A new No ! Manitoba. T. o. b., LA.
Quotations are ON canal basis Reported taken by
portcrs. 80 loads mainly for forward shipments from
Baltimore and Philadelphia.
CORN-Wcaker; quiet demand. Steamer mixed
nominal export basis; export No. Q nominal. TN.
20 arrive. c ]. T., in elevator. Exporters took
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No 2575 Lulu p Bentley Is. John d. Bentley
divorce. Attorney. r. c. Taylor.
No. 1876. BERTHE Y. Anderson vs.. Harry NJ. An
derson divorce a mensa ct thoro. Attorney. W. B.
Reilly
No 2577. Mar 7. johnson vs.. Charles R. John
son; divorce. Attorney W. H. White.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by w B. Hibbs & Co,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
building.
Cali money: Open. n: high. q low. n; close q
SALE OF SHARES BY HOURS.
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Harms Waters and Robert L. Waters 70 VII
liam J. Father and William A. Hin TRUSTEES
% sec7ire John n. Jones. $50 years. per
cent seni-annualy; same % Richard Z Pairo
and Herbgrl A. Gill trsutees. TO secure n. w
PaiTo. Sa5. IS notes. per cent Der aunuu
quare SLOT s. Emma Ben Neatmau ard
Alarinda Alice Yeatman 20 John b I7rurr and
john A. Hamilton, trustees. 20 secure the
Washington Loan and Trust Company. 500.
payable June IS. 1912. per cent seni-annuslly
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Criminal Court No. L

JUSTICE BARNARD.
No El7l. United states IS Emory Whiimsyer
attempt 10 Rrs; recog1iizance. 5000 With Malcolm
/ q. Stewart surety. taken.
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No. 6oss. Il. o. AlbruEer vs.. James 5. English
lot Sc square 1901. SO. Attorney. B. L. Hinton
No. 6o99. J. c. Simpson Company Chris Heu-
Hinder.