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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-09-10

lines beginning Yes. we love thi:
country serve as the national an.
them. The Japanese have daintily
worded anthem which Captain Brink
ley translates as follows
Until this grain of sand,
Tossed by each wavelet's freak,
Grows to cloud girt peak,
Towering above the land;
Until the dewy flake
Beading this blossoms gold
Swell to a mighty lake
Age upon age untold,
JOY to joy manifold
Add for our sovereign's sake.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-09-10
a IApANEsE ANTHEAL.

The majority of national anthems
are not conspicuous for beauty, either
of words or music. The only one COM
posed by musicion of the very first
rank is the Austrian anthem, for
which Haydn is responsible. And in
no country has the composition of
really great poet been adopted except
in Norway, where Bjornson's stirring
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-09-10
Uomdn's UorId
CONDUCTED BY HELENE vALEAu.

pers, who destroy their pose of char
acter by making bad blood. In fact,
1t is question whether the great ma
Jorlty of the people do not ruin their
llyes and mar their happiness by lack
OF self-control. How few people We
meet in life who are well balanced,
who have that exquisite poise which
IS characteristic Of the finished char
acter,
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-09-10
DISCOVERY OF A WAR TREASURE

Three little vases believed to have
been buried during the Commune or
during the Franco-German war and
containing about $4,000 in 10-franc
and 20-franc pieces, have been discov-
cred at Fontenay-sous-B ois, near
Paris. during the digging for the foun-
dations of house.
The workman who found the monev
and his employer, the contractor who
is building the house, are going to law
for the possession of the treasure.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-09-10
MORNING PRAYER

Many are the advantages of morn
ing prayer. How many sins would be
avoided, how many graces would be
acquired, if only we said our morning
prayers faithfully and with devotion?
Never shall we know until we pass
into eternity to stand before our Lord
and Master, and then perhaps have to
say to Him what Peter said of old:
Master. we have labored all the night
and caught nothing"
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-09-10
moM LL1TLE IT costs.

HOW little it costs, if we give it a
thought,
TO make happy some heart each
day,
just one kind word and a tender smile,
As we go on our daily way;
Perhaps a look win suffice TO clear
The clouds from a neighbor's face.
And the press OF a hand in sympathy
q -aTrowful tear efface.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-09-10
Our Preferred Trading Register

The following firms together with regular advertisers
commended trading guide readers they represent the
best business in Salt Lake City.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-11
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore, Nov. m-Quotations by Baltimore Fruit
and Produce Association as follows;
BUTTER-CreameFy. fancy. b., SAsA; DO.
choice. 30; do. good 2a29; do. imitation. 2zA2l:
Maryland and PcnnSlvaHia rolk H.. 2a2l; Ohio
rolls. zA2i; West Virginia rolls 2a2i: store packed,
2; MfTylsnd. Virginia and Pennsylvania dairy
prints ais process butter. H.. 2ea&@.
EGGs-Maryland, Pennsylvania and nearby frsts.
Per doz.. 81; Western hrsts, 81; Southern hrsts. %;
West Virginia hTsts 81 guinea ege. doz. Haia
GREEN FRUITS AND VEOErABLES-Apples
hand-pAeSed. loose per Dbl, L5al-75; do, wind
falls. small PER Dbl L0aIZ: do. Eastern Shore
(Nd.li per box 25a30; do Eastern Shore tAdl.
pr abb bas,. aoss3; TO- Western Maryland and
Pennsylvania. packed, per bh 20oa2.5o; d. New
York. assorted, bb- 2Sos40Q; carrots, native, per
bunch. 2a2A: do. New York, Per bus. S5s4o; do,
New YORK per ton s0al060: cauiinower Long
Island, Dbl. 2eoa3@; cabbage, native. Per 100.
20oa5O0; do. New YORK State. per ton, 7.ooal00oi
celery, New York crate, l.50a2.00; eranbeuies Cape
Cod, Dbl. 5.0oa6cl; do box. l25al 20: oucumbers.
New York State. Ter bus. has l0oal.25; eggplants.
native, per has. oal5 grapes. ConcoTds A-lb bas.,
l5al6 do. Niagaras, Alb has. i5a20 do, CaaEbas.
Alb. bas, l2alI; do. Salems pr has. Ilsl2;
grapefruit Florida, per box. 20oaS50; lettuce. ns
tive per bus. box. Sass do. Norfolk, per has. Sa
10 lima beans, rer bus. soas5i onions. New York
and Western per bus eoas5; do. Maryland and
Pennsylvania, yellow. bus. STATS; oranges. Florida.
per box. I5oa275; oyster plants native per bunch.
2i4a3s peaches. Western Maryland S-has.. 5aloo:
do. 9-Ih has. 40a75: do. Per carrier. LZ5alT5:
Mount White Heath. per has Z5al.25; pears. East
ern Shore Kieer. PER bas l0a29; do. kietfsr. pcr
Dbl. 75aL3 do New YORK assorted. per bbl,
3es6o0; pumpkins. per 100, 3o0ai.0o; do. per ton.
5O0al.09. peppers, native, has. l2i5al5; ounces,
New York, fancy. per bbl 450a5.00; squssh- native
Per bas l5a2o; greeE beans, native per bus. ioS.
soat0; do. washed 5a4o: spring onions native soa
20. tomatoes. Eastern Shore Md has lsa20; do,
native, ss-bas.. aoaS5 do. r,r has, f0a5O; tur
nips- .iatiTe per bus. box Ga3e.
G. fE-Pheasants. selected each, 150aZ0O; do,
Nj. sbirds. 75aloo; rabbits choice. PER dozen. 3Oea
325; DO. fair to good. 22sa255 do. poor small,
comm IN stock, I2oal5o; paFtTidges large fulgrown,
doz.s Aooa45o do. small of-biTds. 25a275; wild
turkegs per b., isa20
LIVE POULfR1-Chickens young, choice b.,
Is; do. rough and poor lal2; old hens b.. heavy.
lZi6al3: do, small 10 medium IL old ROSTERS H. 2;
ducks. old, To-. i2al3; d. young White Pekins fat.
r. do. young MuscOYy and mongrel a. do. puddle,
old lSal4i pigeons Old. pair 20 do. yong DAB:
guinea fowl. young. IL lbs. and over each 50; do.
young small. each. 25as0; do. old each % geese,
near b.. per h., &; do. Western and Southern.
IS; do. Kent County Is turkeys. young. lbs. and
over per h.. lsa20; do. old, I7als; do. rough and
poor, l2alS.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-11
Circuit Court No. I.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

No. 1915. Harrison - Rufin: leave granted E.
Hilton jackson 10 withdraw his appearance for
plaintiff. Attorneys. c. Y. Ford and P II. Mar
shall.
No. 5og77. Eirkendall e. al. rs. Williams Il al.
On trial. Attorneys Reston. Siddins & Richardson
Nv. H. White and Z. Il. Thomas
No 5o5g. United States ex rel. WeIIslle Oil
Company SECRETARY Of Interior; demurrer 10 an
sEer q respondent "a the amended petition sus-
tanned. Attome3s. Kapp'eF Alerillat and Ralston
q sidions~Lswlsr. Clements & Wright
Assignment fer Nossmher ll--Motions
No. !. Costello vs.. Palmer. Attorneys Mathsr-
Wilson.
No . Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank
". Baldwin. Attomgs. Dan. PeyseF Taylor
Wilson s. Barksdsle.
No. 5. State Of Colorado vs.. Small Attorneys.
rrentiss-Edson.
No (. Hopkins IS National Hotel COMPANY
No 5. Metropolitan Opera Company vs. Greene
Attorneys. Clagett-Wilsan-
No G. Sehoield vs.. OConnen. Attorneys Leckie
Fulton & Cox-Dar. Peyser & Taylor
No I. Ford rs. Distric, u Columbia. Attorneys,
DaVis-ThonA
No $ oosSsrsil Is. cerrislio. Attorneys. England
johnson.
No. 8 vispi ys. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. Attorneys, Downing & BeEr-Hamilton.
No. 10. Ccrhy vs.. Rogers. Attorneys. MeNeill-
Sullivan.
No. H. Ransom IS. Capital Traction Company
Attorneys, syms-Peuy & Dunlop.
No. T. Oheas vs., Mcclure. Attorneys. Douglas
4 Baker-6,es
No. 3. westoott & story vs.. Lawrence. Attor-
neys Ridout-Abert
The Washington herald., 1910-11-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Montana and Rhode Island avenues northeast
Square 1858. lots 5 and 9; Lasinla X. Vieth et
viz TO James ]. Ahsam. SO
No. 1857 Thirty-hfth street northyest-Squars 1891.
part Of lot 1876; No. lsA Wisconsin avenue north
west: square 1914. part OF lot la: Henry c.
Chamberlain ct nx. and Ernest @. Chamber
lain 10 Il. Louise Chamberlain, SO.
No. lsW Thirty 18th street north8es&-Squsre iy3i
part Of lot l9j; No. ls54 Wisconsin avenue north
west, square 1874. part Of lot l5 ATay S. Myers
and Martha l. Chamberlain ct al. 70 c. Louise
Chamberlain, SO
Graumer Fam-square s94. lot 81; Charles n.
Heston, jr. trustee, 10 sara Elsie siyeF, SO.
ShcTWoOd-SquaTe l2E lots 8 and 2: John II.
Roper ct E- 70 Isaac n Bryant. $40.
Ninth street northeast. between and streets
Square 9Si lot 81; George 5. Cooper e uT, to
Edward A. Seston ct TX, $40.
No. ga Eleventh street northeAst-Squsse go lot
s5. Henry c. Tasker and Susie Hosmsn Joint
tenantsl to Alfred z, Mundsy and Eiizahsth A.
Mundsy SO
streets-squETe 46l original lots 2. g. 4. and s.
August Uihlein 70 Nikolaus Auth, so.
PetW0rth--Jot a block .: Charles A. Peters ct
uK. 10 Edward II. Hobsou, So
LAnier Heights-Iot 81; Charles W. King. T., ct
TX. 30 Mary X. KieseckeT, SO.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Palns-Lot I01 block
-; Charles ]. Butler and Thomas Il. Banes to
Claude ". Owen. $40
observation-disclosures T5 block Il Wilton ]. Lambert
e ux, to Louis J, Rsnel and Annie Z. RAnel.
SO.
Twenty-hrst street northwest, between and L
streets Square IS lois 81 snd e. w. Wallace
ChisEeIi and Harry A. Kite 70 Robert A. Miller.
So
Twenty-hTst street northwest, between and L
stroets-SGuarc 70. lots 81 and So Robert A.
Miller ct TX 10 Louisa +. Erwin. So
Meridian Hill-Iot ls5 block Is Harry wsrdman
and Thomas r. Bones 10 James straysF. SO.
Wyoming avenue and W street NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1901, lots 81 and IS; the international Realty
and Development Company 20 Victor h. John
son SO
@ street s0utf east between Eleventh aud Twelfth
stTeeis-Sonth Of square go. lots II and Is Julia
p. Evans IT, Catherine Clark Rupert SO
North Caroinz avenue southeast. between First and
Second streets-Square "a lot 90; Herman r.
Hogenstein et ny. 70 James CantWell. SO.
Mount Pieasant-Isots 700 70 "a: Emanuel SPEECH
et TX 20 Charles =. Wire SO
Dobbns' Addifion-Lct 30 block l9; Mshlon Groo
ct ux. 10 Mara A. Woodbridge SO.
street northwest. between ThiTtyafth and Thirty.
sixth s'reess-East Of square 1886 part Of lot 80:
Nome l. Sullivan e Yir 10 Isabella Dodd and
samuel N D0dd SIC
The Washington herald., 1910-11-11
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore Nov. l0-CORN-stock in elevators.
~ s7s bushels; shipments from elevators Alb bush
els. Prime cob corn sales. go per harel on the
wharf. and white corn Sc lower Quote: Track
yellow domestic OF spot at SO hushel. Contract
opened easier. Year corn. 50S nominal; spot mixed
corn early was 55s nominal while January corn was
80 and February 5is nominal; March. 81 nominal.
Sales, ] car steamer mixed tneW domestic track,
Locust Point, IS. Settling price; Contract, s..
FLyOUR-Winter extra 3.3oa350, do. clear. a.T5a
35; d. straight, AIdaA25 do. patent. 55a470
spring clear new. 3s5a4.2S; do straight. s0oa5 8
do. patent. 525a540; City Mills best ratent SIS;
do. hgh-grade patent 4s5; do high-grade straight.
465; do. choice family. 40; do. extra. 3Soa5.50
Rye flour. medium TO choice, 400a4.2A C0rnmeal,
100 lbs. LSal.so.
oATs-stock in elevators l5l.lSs bushels ship
ments from elevators 1884 bushels. No. white.
57lkc asked standard white. aaIh; No. white,
3es. ales. No 4 white. S6aS6iz.
RYE-stoek in elevators. l20.M bushels; ship
ments from elevators. s.lo2 bushels. No. rye.
Western domestic ssasi No. ne. domestic. slase;
bag lots as to quality and condition. 70a75 No ;
rye Western, domestic 7sa79; No. rye, near by,
75a76; No. rye, near by, l3a7i
WHEAr-Stoek in elevators, sSs736 bushels; ship
meuts from elevators % $50 bushels. An aeti& de
and noted fer Southern wheat receipts fairly lib
eIal Foreign markets sc lower Sales Of eargoes
grade al seA for No. red and 81 for Canton nse
rejected Bag lots by sample. brought 81 per bushel
Sales contract opened easier. November s6A nomi-
nal SPOT No. red early was Ss4s nominal while
spot No red Western brought e9A bid December
sold for s9s4 nominal and January brought sll.
nominal Sales. 5,o0 bushels No red Western
spot sslz 5000 bushels December 80. lo.o0c bushels
December sos. TO- 900 bushels February 81. Set
No red. S.; steamer No. red. So; September Nc.
. red Western SEA. 1
The Washington herald., 1910-11-11
supreme Court or the UnIted states.

Present: Mr.. Justice Harlan. Mr. Justice White.
Mr. Justice Mckenna. Mr. Justioe Holmes. Dir. JUS
tics Day, Mr. Justice LuFton. and AT. Justice
Hughes.
H. A. Ledbetter. q Ardmore. Okla. was admitted
10 practice.
No. =. Original. TX parte: IN the matter OF
Walter J. Gregory. petitoner; lease granted to file
an additional brief herein for the petitioner on or
before tomorrow. on motion OF Dir. 4. :. Northing-
ton for the petitioner.
Ne. A. John B. Fisher e al. plaintiffs in error
vs. The Mayor and Council Of tho City Of New Or
leans: argument continued By Mr.. St. Clair Adams
for the defendant IN error and concluded b Mr..
Charles Tongue for tbs plaintiffs in error.
No. 90 The United States Hplaintin in error, vs..
Gustav T. Kissen and Thomas b. Harmed; -four
hours allowed for argument and leave granted &c
file brief on behalf Of certain outside parties on
motion Of Mr. JOSEPH II. Choate for the defendants
IN error; argument commenced by Mr.. Assistant At
tnney General Fowler for the plaintiff in and
continued by Mr.. William D. Guthrie for the de
PENDANTS in error.
Adjourned until tomorrow at Il O'Clock.
The day call for Friday, November Il. win be as
follows: Nos. $780, 50. 49, 70. Is. Sc. s.. IS. 60 land
35l) and $50.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. Nov. lo-cATTLE-Recsipts 1881
head No trading On live weights, feeling nominally
steady, Dressed beef in fair demand at Sail Der
h. for ordinary 70 choice native Sides Texas beef
7asik Liverpool and London markets unchanged
No shipments from this port
CALVEs-Reeeipts, Ss bead. Thu feeling was
steady for all sorts and grades. Common to choice
reais sold at sOOall % per 100 lbs good Western
calves sl2is no grsssez offered. City dressed veals
steady at lsal7 per h. dressed grasssrs sal0 coun
tIy dressed calves, sails.
SHEEP AND BAMBS-Rsceipts 2sa head
Roth sheep and lambs were in moderate demand at
steady prices A few ordinary to fair sheep sold
at 550aAo0 per 100 lbs: prime and choice lambs
7.o0a7 Is. Dressed mntton steady at CASH per To- I;
dressed lambs quiet at 9al2; few choice hog dressed
do. az l2k.
HOGS-Reoepts. J. ass head The feeling was
weak. Prime heavy State hogs sold at $40 per 100
lbs. Country dressed hogs unchanged AZ lzIs Per
H. for heavy to light weiEhts
The Washington herald., 1910-11-11
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished b. q. B. Hibhs & Co.
Members Of the Chicago Board Of Trads. Hibbs
Building.
Chicago. nor. l0-MoFe strength was shown in
wheat to-day than for some time. Better tone 20
cash wheat market al Kansas City. where leading
Minneapolis concern in buying 70 forward East
Lake and rail has impaired a betten tone To the
general market elsewhere. There has meanwhile
been huyinE Of cash wheat Northwest b. the same
interests and Of futures in Chicago. Shorts in
general have been nervous many have covered and
the majority Of the leading room traders here have
worked on the buying side
Corn started weak and lower under effect OF bear
ish government crop report. but has scored good
gains since on buying. headed first by shorts and
later by various classes who noted the excellent
shipping demand fer old corn for prompt shipments.
Arrivals Of new corn from country increasing In
quantity and rapidly improving in quality.
Oats opened weak With corn, but improved with
wheat and corn since. Trade not large and no in
diEidusl operations Of importance
The Washington herald., 1910-11-11
DISTRICT COURTS


Present-AIi.
Acmizdons-Vincent L. To0mey. Philip L. scant-
ling and j. Warner Beskstrom.
No 6s4. sorgs Sohns 4 Co. vs. Hall Ruekel !;
continued
No. 66i. slingluf et al. vs.. Maynard; argument
continued by AIr. c. r. ByTnes for appellee, and
concluded By Mr.. J. @. Bradley for appellant
No CO.. Breitenhaeh et al. "a Rosenberg; con-
tinued.
No. 6s3. skinner vs. Carpenter argued by Mr..
Charles II. DUEL for appellant; no appearance for
appellee
Ne e64. Schneider IS, Dnggs; argument com
menced by Mr.. S. T. Cameron for appellant con
tinued by Mr.. Ernest Wilkinson for appellee, ana
concluded by Mr.. s. 7. Cameron.
No ss5. In re application Of James d. Merritt ct
a. arg1imens commenced by Mr.. F. II. Hunter for
appellants
Assignments for November ii-Patent appeals: Sos
es5 Ton hsaringl See 66s CO. SO e72 SIS, SIS, s7e
and 677
The Washington herald., 1910-11-11
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago Nov. la.-HoGs-Lire hogs were 10 cents
higher The receipts were estimated at 1900 head
Official Yesterday I.0a0: shipments Ala: left over
4 49,: estimated receipts tomorrow l5.0a Bulk OF
prices 79oaSi5; lights, 7.7o&&I5; mixed and butch
ers, 7s5as.so; heavy, 9.5as25; yofkers. $40: pigs
78
CATTLE-Weaks estimated receipts, 200 head
BeeYes s5Oa7 s.; COWS and heifsrs, 5ze 10; Texas
steers, 4loss5o; stockers and feeders. 3ssa5.sS
Western 4l0as.75
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Weak: estimated receipts
2 900 head Natives. 2soa4 %; Western, 2e0ai %,
yearlings l.5aa5$e; laEihs. 455a68o Westerns. as
s6N
The Washington herald., 1910-11-11
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

sales-Regaar call. u o'clock noon;
Washington Gas Is. Loo az 1914.
Capital Traction, at l2s.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. z at
sos. 30 AZ S9ss, IS at ssA at s9A.
Washington Gas Rights. Sl.00 at 8. $50 at 8,
sllO0 al "a, SD at "a, $3.50 az "a, $50 at IA.
SloO at rs, SOo0 at H. S,Ooe at rs. sO0o at IA.
500 at "a N.00 at Z. 900 at T. $500 at 7, 500
att.
MeTrcnthaler 5 at 22iss. at 2a4, at 2F1. at
22als at 2lss at 224A.
Lanston. at STA.
After call:
Washington Railway and Electric common, 3 a. -
Washington Gas is 81 coo al l07ia
Washington Railway and Electric Is. 81 600 at S..
Washington Gas Rights. 500 at ~, 500 at Tls.
Following tho bid and asked prices posted at
yesterdays meeting Of the Washington Stock Ell
change;
The Washington herald., 1910-11-11
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAMMAR, new, per bsshel Easi; corn
shelled per bashel s5s7o new. ear. per barrel AIS
SIS: oats. Wes.srn, white, No. q per bushel. asafs
cats, mixed. per bushei ioasS; BRAN PR ton, $50
niddlings. per ton. H.00
Hay AND sTRAW-Hsy. Western. No. Ia oa
100; No. 2 lsseals00 mixed N0oal7.5o; straw
rye. bundle I0.5oallfo re. machine thrash. ia.
SEQ: wheat. ton $50; oats. per ton. esA1.N.
sEEDS-AHalfs, per 3D.. l350al4.0o; red clover
per bu, sl5ss 50; alsike clover. per bu., ssoas7s
white clover, per bu., l20aIao; blue grass. pel
bu.. asas2S: timothy. per bu.. 4.2ssi.75; orchard
grass per bu., 20oa2ls redtop grass, pes ID. l5az
The Washington herald., 1910-11-11
BALTIMORE HAY MARKET.

Baltimore. Nov. IO--HAY--New No. ! timothy.
large bales. 205o: do. No 2 1S,O0als50; No. 8,
As to location e.0oala00 choice dover mixed Is 50
1900; No. clover. mixed, Il. 50als 90: No. 2 mixed
li0oai5.50; No. ! clover. A.0osl45o; No. clover
lLO0al35Qs meadow grass and packing hay 1ooOa
dition s0oal2e0.
STRAw-Suaight rye straw, fair TO choice. lo5oa
n.Oo; straight rye. No. 2. 95oalo.oo; tangled rye
blocked, 709as00 wheat. fair to good. e00a6 80
do. good 10 prime. 7.o0se.D
MILL FEED-Spring bran. In 100ib. sacks, Per
ton, 250a25O0; Western middiing. in l00-Ib sacks.
son. A5oa2so0; f0ir and white middlings. in i00-lb
sacks. PER tou G.00a9o0; City Mills middIings. in
i08-lb sacks per ton 4-0oa5.00; City Mills. bran,
Ia l00Ib. sacks per ton s4.o0az.0o.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-11
Probate Court.

Estate Of Mary J. Smitlison; will dated June s.
1910 and petition for letters tostamentary. Atsor-
ney, c. c. James.
Estate OF Sadie Robinson; letters II administra-
ton granted TO Richard a. Ford: bond 500 At
torney. r. A. Ford.
Estate Of Henry II. Whiting letters cd admins
tFasioa granted to John Z. Whiting; bond. 81, 400
Attorneys Lyon & Lyon.
Estate Of Patrick J. Brennan; instructions grant
ed. Attorney. J. J. Darlington.
Estate Of Louis KimmeI; anciiIiary letters tesla
mentary granted John Kimmel; bond, $1,000 Al
tofney Frank Kimmel.
Estate OF Hannah D. Goman letters testamentary
granted 20 Arthur p. German and Wilton J. Lam
BERT bond, S2.ooe. Attogney. W. J. Lambert
The Washington herald., 1910-11-11
Criminal Court No. ?.
ruKEE ft,crtfr ct4p.rcu

Nc. 1892 United States vs. Ralph Rosini. larceny
and embezzement bench warrant returned cepi;
defendant committed
Assignments for November Il Notions. arraign-
ments aud sentences.
No. 50l52. Boyee vs.. Hyde. on trial Attorneys.
Baker. sheehy 4 Hogan and Nelson Wilson Gordon
& Gordon and J. a Easily smith,
The Washington herald., 1910-11-11

New York. Nov l0.-Money on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at Per cent; highest AZ /:
lowest. 3; closing 5. Most Of the days loans were
made at per cent.
Time money continued "a work easier in tone to-
day. and there was a slaekening in demand. Ample
funds were obtainsbe, and New England and
Canadian money offered. Rates, per cent for
sixty and ninety days s4a5 Tor four and i've months
4ssa4A for six months
Mercantile paper showed no improvement IN de-
maud. and paper moved very slowly. Rates. 5lsa6
per cent for sixty days Endorsed bills receivable and
choice four 10 SIX months single names ea6ls for
Otbeus.
Cali money in London. 4i4a4ss PER cent short bills
as three months bills. 47ssila.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-11
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by " b. Ribbs & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building
New York. Ney 1.-the market was quiet ard
steady during the late afternoon. II maintained
nest # The early sdsanee q Il to Is points over
yesterday. chiefly on further buying By the bull
leaders ard tho c0nfiunance Of their support This
continued 10 protect the market against the adverse
influence Of the weakness in the stock market
The Washington herald., 1910-11-11
WARRINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

cATTLE-E1tra. per ewt.. s5Oa7S: do. butcher.
iaasz5; common 4s0a5-2
HoGs-Per cwt srols. s.ocssso; do. ordinary.
400
sHEEP-Prime, s0oas.5o; do. common. z5Oas.T5.
LAAIBs-Fancy. spring. soaa'.oo; fan. choice. 100:
medium 500.
CALVES Prime. psr h.. iellal: medium, b..
sisash
cOWs-Prime. fresh each s5.0Oa5ooo: de-. eom-
naon. sJ.ooas5oo; &C.. ID and dTy. l5.ooa20.oo.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
cThursday, November 10, 1900

Estate Of Margaret Christian; viii dated March
2. 1905. fled
In re John Bolac ct all petition Tor allowance.
Attorney. ]. w, Glenpan
In Ne seweli shrese e al; same. Attorney, SAME.
Estate u Edward Graves vili dated july u. 1875,
flad
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No. zF5T. Emma n WsFheimer vs. Carl Il. Wer-
heimef ct al; divorce. Attorney. +. d. Rhodes.
No. 2s75s. Harry T. Paneosst Willard Hotel
Company CT al: injunction. Attorneys Tucker.
Kenyon Il AfafaTIand.
No. $3.50. Annie ReYeis ct al. rs. John w. Gar
rett; injunction and receiver Attorneys. !. William
son and G. F. Collins
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Criminal Court No. L.
JUSTICE WRIGHT

No. ziss. United States vs.. Arthur Bradley. rob
berry. property restored.
No. zlS. United States vs.. Philip Hall. house
breaking; same.
No &s06 United States IS. Harvey n. Lewis,
James n. Huston, and Everett Dufour. violating
section $40, r. 5. L. s., en- trial Attorneys. H.
E. Davis C. II. Syme j. c. Girinss, and G. r.
Hooyer-M. W. sullivan
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Lawsuits.

No. 55043 Schmedtie Bros v. John F. Hawk
shaw: account Sl.0C3 Attorney. J. A. Hicks.
No. 530ss. David McCarraher vs. Bessie z Dunn
and s, Louise Wilkcrson: Judgment Municipal Court.
5000. Attorneys. r. T. Downing and 6. A.
Berry.
No. 55Ois Luke 2 Murssugh rs. jeremiah 0 Con
nor, eeTlloraFL. Defsndant's attorney. 81 J. keane.
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Circuit cOurr so. 2.

No. 5l52s. Julius LansburEh Furniture and Car
pet Company vs. Stewagen verdict for plaintiff
W. c. Sullivan Hamilton. Colbert, Yerkes & Ham.
ilton
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New Yora, Nov. -Firner; fair trade.
No Northern spring 20 arrive {. o. b.. Ll5H No.
red, f. 0. b. s5Si No hard. {. o. b.. Lo2; No.
mae1Foni I. O. b., s3ls; No. ! Manitoba. I. O. b.
1o2ls. Reported. % loads for export chiefly Mani
tobs.
C0RN-StrongT; lifeless Steamer mixed nomi-
nal export oasis; export. No ?, (. o b., ssh: No.
elevator, domestic, S. to arrive, c. l. f. Exporters
took TIVE loads.
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LOCAL WOOL AND HIDES.

wooL-washed free Of burn. per ID. d; un.
washed, PEI b.. o.
HIDEs-Green. per ID. 3; dry. Per ID. Ealsi
ealfskins, green, each. L2als 20.