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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-28

Saratoga. n. y. Sept. 2S.--The RE-
publican state convention was called
to order at H.30 by Theodore Roose-
welt. Rooseyelts candidate for gov
ernor, Henry l.. Stllnson. ftIsn6TIy'
district attorney OF New York. will
be nominated by the Roosevelt organ
zation. The. most disappointed man
Of the convention Ia Congressman Ben
nett who was candidate for the nom
inatclon. Lloyd Crlscom. chairman-to-
be, broke the news 10 Bennett OF the
selection cf Stlmson this morning.
Compared with yesterday. the conven-
tlon Is a frost The attendance Is
small.
Roosevelt introduced senator Root,
the permanent chairman. lie thank
cd the delegates and said
There Is passing over this country
a revolt against the tlmehonored and
tlme.worn political procedure. The in.
itiatiye and referendum and a direct
election OF all officers. including the
United States senators. are now de-
manded BY the people. am told that
the fight Of yesterday will continue
Atth NA' 4ftf1nbti ttHtttBHs III HR
such way win a minority act that Is
guided by The magnlnimous spirit OF
sherman.
Delegate Pendersrast moved tho
adoption ol the platform and James
). Wadsworh vas recognized and
read the minority report which pro-
yided for a continuance OF the con
veHtlou system hat sxtandad fha
primary enrolment law to al loiec-
tions. He said the minority waived
all other objections TO the platform OF
the majority He said the majority
did not say in words what the9 intend
ed 10 do. After long debate the plat
form Of the Roosevelt organization
was adopted Tho entire platform Is a
surprise 20 the followers OF Roosevelt.
II Is believed that Taft and RDope-
Welt have reached an agreement that
Taft Is hereafter TO take the progress
alres into his confidence
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-28
NATIONAL FuNEANL.
FoH cHAuvEz
NY Leased Wire)

Paris. France Sept 2s A national
funeral with fiiii military honors Was
tcday proposed BIZ the municipal
conrt IN sonor Of George Chauvez. I 9
aviator WIN lied from iniuries re-
eeIyed valIIe flyIng oNer the Airs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-28
TODAY IN THE
DEPARTMENTS.
Parole Revoked

The parole OF William Maores. Ok
iahoma City, GAS been revoked by
the governor He was sentenced for
burglary and since he was let out on
good behavior he has been freunent-
Ing fhe police court On charges of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-28
oIapIeased MIth RoonnxaIt

Des MoInos, sept. 2S-whle scn.
eiors Dolliver and Cummine could not
be reached since the New York Re-
publican platform VAS adopted their
followers say they are thoroughly dis
pleased With RooseyeIt's action in en-
dorsing Taft 80 strongly aud anprov-
Ing the Payne law. IN fighIing which
the Iowa nrogressiyes have won big
victories
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-28
THE WEATHER

New Orleans
Lao Sept. 2STo.
night and Thurs.
day generally fai
wafmer tonight
The Washington herald., 1910-12-04

II operates. It's employees are title ex-
perts. not only on fact, but law The
first examination of the title of property
that has frequently changed hands is the
most difficult. but the search and guar
antee on such can now usually be put
through in less than one week where
formerly the search alone without guar
antee often took months. In such cases
the fee for services may range around
one-half of / per cent of the sale price.
But as the company keeps records Of all
its work, subsequent searches on that
property which has been once investigat-
ed are matter of quick and easy ref
erence, upon which the fee is only NOM
inal
The simplicity of the system. the ac-
curacy of its work, and the efficiency and
value of its service make the institution
one of the many that cause people 20
wonder how the real estate world did
without it for so long. Washington real
estate investors have the services OF no
fewer than twelve such institutions.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-04
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

baltimore Dec. 3-RUTTER-Creamery fancy,
Der H. siisas2; do choice. per H., z,4aS0: DO.
coed rer h. Ha2ss do. imitation. per H.. Aa25i
d. PRINTS s2sss: d.. blocks IeE h.. 2sa52; ladle.
m ear. Maryland and PENNSYLVANIA rolls. To-.
2laq3. OHIO rolls per h. 2iaZ3; West Virginia rolls,
~ H. els23. siorc-packed per H., q; Maryland.
Virgiris and Pennsylvania dairy prints. per h.,
sa1s. nrocsss butter, per TO-. 3a2f's.
FGGs-Mary Hard. Pennsylvania. and nearby arsis.
,,ef d. IS Eastern Shore Maryland. and Virginia,
~ faz Sc: Western aIsts per doz- IS Souih-
m frsis ~ De-. 81 West Virginia irsts. 8;
e,ipea eegs per doz Eals: Western hTsis psT
a. s. Southern hrsts. peT doz., 50; West Viz
einia arsis 81 guinea eggs par doz- lials-
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. young, choice. Per
In f3iaIi: do. rough and pooE, H. 10 old hens.
taF h. heavy lso: do small 30 medium pef H..
II. odd Foosiers per h., Sac; ducks. old. per H..
I9als do. Young white Pekirs fat pct H.. laal5;
do. young Alusooyy and m0ngTsl. pef H. a. do.
puddle. old. rtr h.. Lsti; Higeons old, PER pair.
p do. youHs per raF, = guhles feWi, youns,
Tz lbs and ever each % do. young, small. each.
2ssg do. old each 81 geese. near b.. per To-.
%: Western and soBiisTn. Per TO-. i2al3; do Kent
Comfy OCT H.. Is TURKEYS y0uns lbs. aud ever.
pet H.. IS, d. cd. ref H., II; do, roush and
lsas nsr 3D.. l2als.
DRESSED POULTRY hrkeys choice young,
isaI9 do. fair 10 good. ifail; chiessns, straight,
yeung small bali 10, mixed. yoUng and old.
i3alf de-. cid roestes. 10; ducks choice fat, la
Ia geese einiee near hy, BAH; do, southern and
Western l0al3.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-04
Rlainn
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Dec. -MILLFEED-Fim: demand
moderate. spring bCln 2i50 standard middIiHgs
40; Western red-dog $50, O. arrive winter wheat
bran. IN l01-lb sacks 10 arrive. 2is0; city bran IN
bak. gO
OATS strong No. white 5ls No white
81 standards. 80 elevator basis white on track
e salG
FLOUR-Steady; slow demand Kansas straighis
i6Ca4S in SACHS: soft stmiehts A3oa445 IN bar
rels; spring patents, 535a56o. in barrels; spring
clears, f.5oaffo
BUCKWHEAT FLoUR-seare quiet Choice
quoted ID
RYE FLOUR Trade dull Choite brands quoted
at 4G5a4 IS
CORNMEAI.- Finn; trade inactive Kiln-dried
for export 2s0a295; coarse meal. in bags. LsaI D
HAY-ReeeiTts, $50 tons; steady; fair inquiry.
Quotations are Prime timothy Ll2la; No l. lNlaa
10; No. 2 e5aL0); No. 5a9
STRAW-Receipts. 90 tons fair business. Long
rye quoted al Co.
BEEF-Steady; dealings moderate Packet li.00a
70 90; family l5.5oal7N
PORK-Iregular; quiet demand. Ness 10 O0al9.sO:
family. 2s.0laAC0.
LARD Unsettled. Prime Western, 1890 city,
l0C0; refined continent 1870; South American,
ll5o: refined Brazilian. 6n kegs. 1856 oleostearine,
94a9A lard steaFine, dub New York, llall]s.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. Dec. 3.-BEEVES- Receipts. l.2g3 head
including q cars for export alive and 20 for
saughters. No trading in live weight The feeling
steady. Dressed beef was quiet at sizal0is for
city dressed native sides and 74asi2 for Texas beef
Ne later cables from Great Britain. Exports to-
day fFum this poFt S3i beeyss and 265 quarters Of
beef
CALVES Receipts. SIG head, including .0s for
butchers aud los for the market. The feeling was
rated steady ior all sorts q trade Ordinary West
em calves sold at AGA Per 100 'bs. Feah we're
quoted nominal az 65eal0.75 for common to choice
dressed calves quiet l2al6 for city dressed Yeals
and 7sieis for country dressed calves.
SHEEP AND LAAIBS-Rcceirts. 1910 head in
Guiding 3 cars fer saughterers and ~ for the
market. Sheep were quet. but about steady: lambs
slow but gU0d handy lambs fully sustained in price
Medium 10 prime sheep sold az 3,eCa4 1915 per LOO
lbs, cus. Z00. yeaTlngs 5.o0i Prime lambs. 66zis ;
dressed mutton steady at Gas Ter h. dressed lambs
IT 9Eallls
;FOGs-Receipis. PSI head. all for slaughierers
The market is nominallg steady for all weights
CCm-a dressed hogs slow ard unchanged al sail
foT heavy TO hglt Weights roush iogs Al 6a7
The Washington herald., 1910-12-04
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Dec. 3-FLOUR-W extra. S3oa
$50: do clear 375a39 .: do. straight 3l0a4.25; do
patent 455a47O: spring clear. new. 2s5ai.5; do,
straight 500a5.25; do. patent, 5.25a54o City Mills
best patent. 5.75; do. high-grade patent $40; TO-
high grade straight 4s0; do. choice family. AS:
do extra. 3.3Oa3.50; rye -four medium TO choice
4O0ai95; cornmeal. lo0 lbs, l.S0ali0. Buckwheat
fiUuT par lG1 lbs. ID
OATS-Stock in elevators 32.5Z9 bushels; ship
ments from elevators. s.7sf bushels. No white
Ssl=; standard white. 2sl4 No. white, IS; No.
white 37lza577s.
RYE-Stock IN elevators I32 $50 bushels: shipments
from elevators, 3,043 bushels. No. ! rye, West
ern domestic. s6as7 No re, domestic. Sass bag
lots as g. quality and condition. 7sas0; No. re
Western domestic S0asl; No . rye. near By. 76a7s
No. rye. near b. 75a76
STRAW-STaght rye straw, fair TO choice. 100;
tangled rye (bloeked) 70as00; wheat lbocked. fair
to good. 6.O0a6.5o; do, good to prime. 7.5cas.0O
MILL FEED-Spring bran, in l0elb. sacks. Per
ton. 450; Western middling. in 00lb sacks. ton.
260a27 90: -four and white middlings in O0-lh sacks
Ter ton, 2 0oa20O; City Mills middling, in l0o-Ib
sacks per ton 2600a27.OO; City Mills bran. in 100
10. sacks per ton 2500a8.G9
HAY-New No. / timothy, large bales, 200; do.
No. ? l90oal950; No. 3, as 10 location l6.ooalso0
choice clover mixed, ls.5Oal900 No. l clover mixed
l7.5Als50: No ?. mixed. lL00al6O; No. I clover.
l550al600: No 2 clover l3ooali50: meadow grass
and packing hay l00al20J
The Washington herald., 1910-12-04
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

sales-Rerular call le O'Clock noon;
Washington Gas S. 81 600 at i06& $500 at I0sas.
$3.50 al leS4s SEQ al loss, $1,000 at lasss, 500 at
49, S235 at 10 SID at 10 S,0O0 at 1854. $500 at
lesia $3.50 at l0sis s. 600 at l0sis.
Capital Traction IS. $1,000 al H. $1,000 at ia,
Sizes al ia $4,000 at IA. zoe at H. SL0de at
ll9Is slO9o al Ilsss. 81 600 at ns5s. sOOo at ii35s.
81 GOO az ll3Is
Potomac Electric cons. IS, sI.ooo at ssss.
Capital Traction, 4 al III.
Washington Railway and Electric pfd % al S.,
10 at Sc at &C. at S. q at 49, p at S. 10 at S.
Washington Gas , at &c. p at IS. . at f5 al IS.
? at Is. p at TllA
Ianstcn, Z at s5iz
United States Trust 70 al III. 20 at III. 10 at
1884, l0 at u6s. 10 az 1854.
Gmphophone pfd.. 10 at p
After Washington Gas s.. S2s2 al 10
Following are the bid and asked prices posted az
yesterdays meeting Of the Washington Stock Ell.
rhange:
The Washington herald., 1910-12-04
TITLE INSURANCE
GROWS In UTILITY
Necessity in Realty Business.
Litigation Avoided.

The United States has the oest system
and the most fully developed facilities
for title insurance or title guarantee Of
any country in the world. The business
originated in Philadelphia, where com
pany was formed in 1875 for the purpose
Of searching records. passing on the va
Iidity Of title to realty, and guaranteeing
the integrity of the title 10 purchasers of
real estate. Since that time the business
has extended to all parts of the country,
and the advantages which such companies
are able 10 extend to clients are beeom-
ing more and more appreciated every
year. Nearly all trust companies. fidu-
eiary agents, and the majority of pur-
chasers viii not accept a deed to a par
eel of real estate unless the title is ac-
companied by a guarantee from title
insurance company.
Much Litigation Avoided.
It is a remarkable fact that since the
thorough extension OF title insurance
there has been a steady decline in the
number OF title dispute cases before the
courts Of the country The company
that contracts to give report upon the
validity Of a title to client under
guarantee that it will warrant and de-
fend its patron against all question Of
dispute or damage and SO offers to PEN
alize itself If its opinion is not founded
on facts is morally certain to make abso-
lutely sure that its search has been
thorough and its judgmeY sound,
A Highly Specialized business.
The principles that underlie the BUSH
ness, and upon which it always proceeds,
are those of a highly specialized branch
of realty law. The legal requirements
of properly recording all transfers OF
mortgages, wills, judgments. &c. for pub
lie inspection and examination from Off
cial registers very soon resulted in an ac-
emulation of records that was both vol
luminous and intricate This condition
created the necessity for the services Of
specialists in searching public records ana
the opinion OF expert realty lawyers. IN
course of time transfers of real property
came TO attend with long delay and much
work at great expense. and all OF tins
delay and expense had 10 be gone through
with at every~transfer even Of the same
property.
Company Keeps Own Records
The business Is now conducted calls
for large capital, as IT IS Necessary 10
maintain a large force of trained spe-
cialists constantly upon the work. Each
company keeps IA record of the transfers
Of ali property in the locality in which
The Washington herald., 1910-12-04
NEW YORK MONEY.

Neg York. Dec. 3-Mouey on ean was nomiually
~ per cent to-day. Unbroken ease ruled in the
call loan market during the week the range Of
rates being 2'a and per cent On Monday loans
made AZ % and % per cent: Tuesday 2lz and
2; Wednesday, 2laand ?: Thursday and Friday "a
and pa
Time money during the week was characterized By
a further fall in rates. Dizziness Of stock commits
SION business. IN CONJUNCTION with the increasing
ease in call money, naturally caused a somewhat
limited demand A feature Of the market was the
Offering Of money on all industrial collateral with
out any especial discrimination la price. Rates:
per cent for siXty and ninety DAYS and four and
i've months. 4 per cent for six months
Mercantile paper was rather more active this
week. Merchants issued il with increased freedom
and the demand was better Notwithstanding that
rates fen slightly for all grades Rates: Sass Der
cent Dor sixty and ninety days Endorsed bills re-
eeivable, and choice four % six months single
NAMES 5a4a6 per cent for others
The Washington herald., 1910-12-04
MANY new BUILDINGS
Contractors TO Have a Busy
Winter.
RESIDENCES ARE UNDER WAY
Report of Inspector of Buildings for
November shows Extensive Opera
tions In All Parts of the District.
office buildings, Apartments, and
Churches Are on the List

The activity that is displayed in build
ing at the beginning Of the season points
to an unusually busy winter throughout
the District. In the month just ended
work has been begun upon over 800 new
buildings, and this will involve an outlay
of over ssO0O0b Among the number Of
new buildings are ninety brick resi-
denees, with,a value of over Si25,e0o, and
twenty-five frame dwellings TO cost near
" $4,000. Besides these. there are many
Office and business structures and
$2S,000 apartment house.
Washington Property Profitable.
Nothing can be more conclusive In
proof of the confidence of the public In
the stability Of real estate investment in
the District or of the good future that is
ahead. The operations are well distrib-
uted over the entire District. and this
shows clearly that the feeling is general
and is not confined TO one part nor the
result OF any special forces at work upon
any one locality.
This volume of new business, added 20
the several enterprises that are already
under way and which are not included
in the November estimates, forecast
much for the coming winter
But the very best and most convincing
argument that can be addueed in support
OF the general statements Of large invest
ments and prospects OF steady work is
the report that comes from tho inspector
OF building. This supplies concrete dem
onstratiOn ofithe good reports that gem
orally prevail among the real estate men
OF Washington.
Inspectors Report for November.
In the report Of the building operations
IN the District Of Columbia for the month
of November. 1910. permits for the num-
Der and character Of the buildings, re-
pairs, sc. We're issued as follows:
The Washington herald., 1910-12-04
Circuit Court No. :.
JUSTICE BARA2D


Assignments for becgmnef 5:
No. g. kChen y. Washington Railway and Elec-
Tic Company. Attmufys Hin RuglE & MattiHgly
and W. G. Gariiner-J. J. Darlington.
sen. Nichos q Johnan s}me & WoodaTd
neys Iambert-D Darlington
No. i1cs. SHoW vs. stsnles. Attorneys Jack
Ne, l6 Gardiner Y5. Chesapeake Beach Railway
Company. Attorneys Mathes & Hoi,eweil-AIeKen-
ney q FlamneFy
No. .. Levitos vs. Terminal Taxicab Company
ATTORNEYS. lambert & Yeatman-DDugas and Baker.
No. 49, Rankin Vs. AsbIry. Attorneys, Award
Montague & Mcriarity
No. l2. Axman Washington Gaslight Com
pany- Attorneys. NeYbec- Peuy & son
NJ 1873 Hcusley. administrator IS. Metropolitan
Coach Company Attorneys, Robson GOWN Ham
llton, Colbert Nerkcs q Hamilton
No l8. PAYNE -. Capital Traction Company
Attorneys. ShFege & Richardson Perry & son and
Dunlop
NJ l92 Blackbln vs. Same. Attorneys suIli-
ysu-Pcuy & son ,nd Durlop
No. 5ii- Joily, administrator, - Adams.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

CheFy Chase Heights-square 1856 lot Q: Jsmes d.
Risdon ct TX to George H. DierkOph. So
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-SquaTe 26I3
part Of lot 65l. Charles Schneider ct ux. to VIII
helmina Hoffman,. $40.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Piains-Square 2573
part Of lot 652; Wilhelmina Hoffman, to Charles
Schneider, $40
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Piains-Square 26l3
part Of lot 65l Wilhelmina Hoffman, 10 Thomas
5. Rogers and MelTina Rogers. $40.
Ingeside-LOt g. block 3; Melyina Rogers ct viz to
Wilhelmiua Holman, $40
9ls French street uofthwest-Square 55S. lot nA;
Guy II. johnson ct ux.. Albert II. Johnson ct
NIX, and Annie b. johnson 10 Robert Wilson.
So
Fortune Enlarged-square 50s4. lots l2l and ISL /;
square 59s3. lots 70. 81 IS. and 80 square 54O7
lots % and IS; the Valley Realty Company to
William +, Walton, SO
2lI2 street northEest-sauare &c. lot 50 Ia IN j.
Bowers Ct ux 10 Robert g. Valentine. $40.
32l PENNSYLVANIA avenue southeast-Sduare Is9 lot
p; Joseph Jennings ct u1. TO II. Cmtice lam
son sic.
ei7 Eighth street northeast-square sl3. lot 81;
Joseph Jennings ct ux. to II. Curtice Lams0n,
So
Inteicst-James J. o Tlien To Margare A. O'Brien. s.
1870 Riggs street northWest-square 80 lot s. Mary
W. 9. BaysTi, George C5mer ct al, 10 Stephen
H. Hines SO.
Ninth street northeast between G and u streets
Square SIG lot Is; Herman r. Howenstein ct
AK. 10 lohu T. Ungi Ct NIX, Angelina Z
trgeF.' Joint tenants. $3.50.
street northwest. between Florida avenue and
Third stTe.t-square 55l. part Of lot l6 Jane
Cgsiugbirs ia James T. Pundy. $40.
Moore x BaIbopr's Second Additioil-Lots 70 and %
block 6; William Leo Mantz Ct ia to William
C.. Blundon So
Holmoad Manor-Lot rs. block i5 Michael ].
Kcane and Sarah B. Miller, trustees, 70 Mary
O. Mattingy So
Hamptcn Park square Sis, lots IS and s. Mu-
niciIal Realty Company Inc. 10 b. Conklm
Woodfolk SIC
1871 Gates street northeast Trinidad ot a, block s.;
Mars v Withcrs r. William T. Richards SO
6 street nrftheast between Seventh and Eighth
strtets-squsre SCI. lot g John 81. Henderson
So Eugene sN. Alorriaud et ux., SO; trust
Gi0a
fiIst street northwest bctWeeen PENNSYLVANIA ave-
rue ard r street Squzrr SIS. part Of LOT H. and
interest in par; # lot 10; Minnie White et viz
90 Merits WCnstciu. $500.
Cleveland Park Let 3. block e. Leuise Taylor ct
yir 70 David Z. Wolhaupter. SIG; Trust. sieG.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-04
DAILY COURT RECORD
Saturday December 3, I0IO)
DISTRICT COURTS.
Sound of ApneaI..

Assignments for Monday. December 5:
Special calendar
No Z. Moses & Sons vs.. Hayes. Attorneys. Bal.
lingef-David q Behfend
Ne. 2lI. Hayes vs.. Moses s. Son. Attorneys.
David & Behend- Ballinger
10. Y. Davis vs. United States. Attorneys.
Dayis-Wilson.
Regular call.
No 2lTi Washington Terminal Company vs. Dis
iriet Of Columbia Attorneys. Hamilton Colbert
Yerkes & Hamilton Thomas
No. PTS. District Of Colnmbia Is. Washington
Terminal Company Attorneys Thomas Hamilton.
Colbert Yerkes 4 Hamilton
No. gls5. Metzser IS, Kelly st al. Attorneys
Wallace Thomas & White.
No 2lss. Gilbert vs.. Secretary Of IuteFior At
torneys, Ballinger-Lawlor, Clements & Wright.
No. 2ls2 Arlington Brewing ComTany rs. Biuen.
thai Beckett Attorney. Bailey.
Ne 2ls3. Southern Surety Company VI. Baglin
Attorneys. Daflington-BlaiF.
No 2i94 George ". Ford Attorneys Williams
Tucker. Kenyon a Maciafand
No 2ls5 Brown vs.. Philadelphia Baltimore and
Washington Railroad Company. Attou.eys. Baker.
Ohear & Miller-Aickenney & Flauney.
No 9lG Hutchinson vs.. CAPITAL Traction Com
pany. Attorneys Mather-FerFy & Son aud Dunlop.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-04

Quotations furnished by ". b. Hibhs & Co,
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade Hibbs
Building
>Thicso Dec. 3-Bgll- in all the speculative pits
had an inning o-dAy, aud fairly good one, adj
vances being established f1r all commodities. and
a fair business IN the aggregate done. Gables we've
generally faForsbic thc statistics = MONDAY prom
isine 90 be much less bearish than they have bcen
for some weeks. Beas showed the white feather
while bulls we're somewhat rampant. Shorts we're
the best buyers ia an The pits though there was
more r. less changing in grain contracts from
December % MAY. and the markets generally
closed firm with a healthier feeling prevalent
Compared with yesterday. wheat closed al sd-
vance Of sale; corn Aa7s; oats asaa. and PORK
T-,f-I-
The Washington herald., 1910-12-04

and Horatio y Taplin trustees u secure Law
renee o. MalleU. trustee, Sec8 5 years, por
Ont semiamHaiiy
Square as-l.ot L, Florence l.. Bauinser et slr 10
John TAYLOR Arms and Samuel A. DlHy. uts-
tees a. sauue Lee BuWn. so. notes PAYABLE
quarterly. G pr cent zni-auTsisly-
square Ssi-Lot &c; Eugene NJ. Mofeand et uN. 10
Harold T. Doyle and William L, Miller, irts
tees. 10 secure John N. Henderson, 81 so, ! 10
8 months Ter cent. ni-annually
Square Hs-Lot 100; ". Clarence DuFah ard j.
Albert DuTan. trustee. and Leila : Lincoln
Harriet A. CarTico and William Frank hYsGn
10 William r. EdmCnstGn and Joseph J. Oar
EngtCn. trustees. % secure Alfred :. Slileti,
s50e1 geaTs Ter cen- soBli-annualg
ClCEClund rak-IOr T. BLOCK o. David +. Vol
happier % William 4. Hin and Rsnald "
Bcau gFust-es 70 secure LnaIse TAYLOR and
Charles II. TAYLOR, $3.50 TO 3 months, 6 peF
cent semi-annuaIly.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-04
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Dee Live hegs acre Sc higher than
yesterday arerage The receipts we've estimated ar
lf.C3e head; official yesterday 1896, shifments.
6IZ2. lett over, Z3s0; estimated receipts MONDAY
26.oo2 Bulk Of prices, 20; light 695a7 40; mixed
and butchers, rs: heavy 785. yorkens. %; ries.
e5aa7.S5
Cattle were STEADY estimated receipts 7o3 head.
Sheep were Weak; estimated RECEIPTS, 500 head.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-04

Quotations furnished BY W, B. Hihbs & CO.,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building.
New York, Dec. 3-There we're no new develop
ments Of importance IN the cotton trade to-day con-
sequently business small and fluctuations narrow
and unimlogtant. There was a decline Of . To
points on the opening from yesterdays prices. bat
the market received better support from the bull
interests and this induced covering Of shorts which
soon sent prices 10 points Yesterdays. Most of
Tins improvement maintained az the close ON
the continuance q support and some traders buying
for turn on the check 10 the decline in the stock
market and the belief that Wall street Liquidation
Of cotton its course with the % point decline IN
Iha mararf NasiarlaN
The Washington herald., 1910-12-04

EGGS-Near-by fresh Virginia S5ass; West Viz
ginia and Southwest Virginia 9saS5i Tennessee, Sc
a57.
KUTTEK-Cllamery. fancy S2a3sls Western frsis.
5lisaS2i seconds @a50 fr3cesa, fancy g7a27is
cHEE5E-New York state factory. new. large.
l6ai75a
POULTRY Chickens. spring. Ter H.. l4al5; hens.
l2sai5i ROSTERS, q turkeys lsals ducks. HAD
geese. l2al3
DRESSED POULTRY Hens choice, per b.. IA
49, ROSTERS per To-, laai; spFingers lsal7: ducks
PER H.. l6als geese per H. lia6: turkeys. per h.
2)a2l
CANE Rabbits, l1r doz l50a200; quail per
de-. s2la5.s0; pheasanis each, I2jal.50; gooscoek
each. Sja5oi squirrels, sal0