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The Washington herald., 1910-09-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Thirteenth street southeast and Potomac avenue
southeast-square lob. lot s.; George C. PUN
phrcy et ux and George y. Palmer e. ux %
John F. Bayne SO
PetWorth-LoJ S.. block IS; GUY :. Zepp ana Car
ron :. Zepp 70 John ". Dodd and Flo7a J.
Dodd. SIC
Wisconsin aysms extsnded-Squae $780, parts Of
lots &c and - Union Trust Company, trustee
20 George W. MARSH. Size
Wisconsin avenue extended Square 1870; parts of
Dot Sc and ~; George W. Marsh 20 Dayitt D.
Chidcster, SIC
Mount Pleasant Heghts-Lot q. block &; Fulton R.
Gordon ct ux. 10 John Lynch, SliS
/ street northeast between Ninth and Tenth streets
square s3l, lot 50; George :. Cooper ct ux.
Widows Mite-Lots L and lsi Kalorama Heights;
tot Il. block Is Charlotte NJ DALEY 10 Charles
J. Walker SO
Square 52o6-I.ot s. Eugene T. Robinson ct TX. 70
Jesse W. Rawlings SO
Hampton Park-Sluara SIG lots p and 81: Munich
pal Realty Company to Richard Jennings. So
Hampton Ptrk-Squar 5l55 lCt l55, Municipal
Really Company 10 John ReedeT So
Columbia Heiglts-Lot a. block 80 Thomas II. Mel
ton e. &c Charlotte Weight. so.
81 and SIS New Jersey avenue northwest-West Of
square 623 lots s and l6 David J. DUNCAN 70
Mary Victory Cahir. ST.
WoOdley PaTk-Lot g. block u; Sanford Eiie 10
Richard T. ?airo. SO
Randle Highlands-Part II lot 4 block @; Daniel
Webster Schofeld et uX. to Lrte T. Harris.
street southeast, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets-Square lCf. % e jerome B. DoEman
ct ny. TO Karl Otto ct ia- SO
Ingeside-West part Il lot S. block l3: Sadie, l.
Breuninsar ct yir 10 Edward II Thomas. IS %
No 1910 North Capital street northWest-SQuaTe Oh
LOT l32; Harry NJ Ellis and Garrett 4. Smith 10
Daniel Doody $40.
No 1910 North Capital street northwest-Square 6l7
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t IS. Daniel Doody ct w. to Garnet

lot 49, Daniel Doody ct TX. to Garnet A.
Smith SIC
No 1870 North Capital street nortbwest-souare 6l7.
lot ~: GaFnet A. smith TO Daniel Doody ct
ux.. SO
street northeast between Seventh and Eighth
streets-square ss5, parts of original lots and 5;
Marion Baden TO Frances l. Baden. 500
ingeside-s-ot lG block n; Kennedy a Davis
Company To Mar NJ Wing SO
Ingleside-Lot 10, block 4 Kennedy & Davis Con
Iany % Clifford Il. Bradbury. SO
Pleasant Plains square 1851. lot l5l Kennedy Bros
Inc, o. Maurice 4. McAuliffe and Mabel X.
McAfifc. SO; tust $3.50
Columbia Hsights-Lot 49, block 2 Charles W.
King et uN. % James Funk q AK. SO
Thirteenth street northeast betseen c and d
streets-Square 100. !ot g; GeoTge Rigs 10
Sarah ). Whipple So
Cathedral Highlands- Square 1913 la p; G. J. Bel
trustee 20 John I. Thompson $40.
Thirteenth street, between ard ID streets north
east-squsv ICE lois - 81 and g. Benjamin
i. Suicker - ux 70 Sarah ]. Whiprle. SO
1914 II street n0rthwesf-SquaFe 30 lot 81 Sarah j.
WhipIie &c Benjamin F, stnekler. So
woodIes Park-Lot 49, block .. Franklin T. San
ner q TX. 70 Robert Callahan, j.. SIC
Fourteenth Street Heights-SQuaIe 2l7. lot 50 J.
S. Guver ct III. 10 Marx ". Moore IT, et VA,
Fourth and streets southeast-sQuare ~. lots 2
and . Warren C. BickfoTd and Charles ".
Dam trustees, 70 Otto J. Botsoh, so.
Tweuty-sNth stEeet. between / and streets north
west-SquaTe 5. south part d original l0t q
Auguste Bauman 10 samuel II. King and Hen
NE KING So loint tenants
wisconsin Avenue PaTE-Square - l0t j; The
Capital Realty Company 20 Phihp III. RILEY so.
Argyle Psrk-squaTe 265l lots l3 and a. Fenelon Z,
Brock Fl IA 10 Alone o. Blss SO.
Dcbbns AddtiCn-Squarc 800 lot 53, James Mar,
Tin e TX. 10 Francis II. Hartman. SO
Tak1ma Park-LCt Q, g. Glbsrl's subdigis!on An
Lie II. F0llmer et viz % Hester A Burke SO.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-28
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Spirited bidding marked the session of
the Washington Stock Exchange yester-
day. but fractional differences prevented
more than ordinary sales being recorded.
Small orders remained untitled through
the unwillingness of large lots to split
their holdings.
Lanston Monotype called forth con-
siderable attention, FIVE lots, amounting
to l20 shares, changing hands. The price
held firm at SS13. half point better
than the last transactions
Despite the fact that October il is near
at hand. Washington Gas failed to show
the strength to DC expected. The sale
of but ten shares was recorded. the
price holding at 77ls. The closing bid
dropped suddenly to Is. though offerings
were held I'D TO 7Slk.
The last recorded sales for this stock
were at a full point higher than yes
terday, and although but one small LOT
changed hands. the fact the holders were
willing to let this go at the price. was
the occasion for some comment. Post
ponement OF the meeting. the upturn
check, and the lower prices at which
the per cent bonds have been offered
are held responsible.
The bond list saw little change But
one transaction was recorded, that OF
1900 Railway As at sS%. This showed a
one-eighth point falling off from the last
previous transaction.
Washington Railway and Electric was
the occasion for considerable fraction
splitting on the parts of buyers and
those Offering. Four lots were finally
recorded. twenty-one shares going az 81
and one at d half point over.
Columbia Title holders. who. on the
previous session, had held at SO. loosen
ed up for a slight drop. thirty-two shares
going at 4A Little interest was shown
the buying evidently being to I'LL frac-
tional orders
Norfolk and Washington broke from
its continued hold at 235. and a fractional
lot OF eight went on call at 2l5 Con.
tinued bids at the same figure brought
no response.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-28
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET

Baltimore. Sept g7.-CORN-stock In elevators.
90 ZIG bushels shipments from elevators 36j9 bush
els. Spot mixed corn az the opening sold for 5e-
nominal; year corn at the opening was s5A nominn.
and January at he opening sold for IS hid. Set
Ting price; Contract -.
FB0uR-WinteT extra. new. ). sa36o: do. clear.
new. s.05sA25 do straight new, 4lOai 50: do. pat
ent new, ieoa50o spring clear il5ai % do straight
5.soa5.55: do. patent. 550aaI5. City Mills bsst
patent $50; do high-grade patent 5i5 do. straight
us choice family A6o. extra. 350a375: rye -four.
medium to choice. 45ai.50; oorumeal - 100 lbs.
l50aI6H
0ATS-stock in elevators. s4ssss bushels ship
mtnts from elevators, y 99e bushels. The quota
tioos fer new oats on spot were; No. white Sssa
Ssis; standard white. 4iza55. No. white, 57a31is
No white. 8a37 mixed. No. 2 37a5sis.
RIE-S.ock in elevators - IS bushels; shipments
from elevators 70 busheA No ! Be Western do
nestle, 7sa7s; No re. domestic. 76aT: bag lots.
6oa72; NJ. Te. Western. domestic 72a7i. No. ?
ne. near by 7A73 No. 3 re. near n 70a1I.
WHEAT-Stock in elevators 1873 hushels
shipments FROM eesators IS Jo2 bushels Bag lots
brought g. 90, and g a bushel. September az ssis
bid. Spot No Ted Wheat early was 99ls bid No.
red Western opened az s97s. oct0htr ~ the OPEN
inc was 8ssas93s while November opened at l0lH
December az the opening sold for lea. Settling
prices: Contract. 90; No . red Western 95ia No.
red, g steamer No rcd. s2a. and steamer No.
red Western s3is.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-28
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. Sept. 27.-Quotatons bg Baltimore
Fruit and Produce Association are as follows:
BUrfER-Creamery. fancy. per H.. 2i.a2s; do,
2Glza22; do prints 29i4a3l; d. blocks ZsQ5o .adle
p Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls. %; Ohi3 rolls
81 West Virginia rolls q store.Dacked = Mary
land Virginia. and pennsyls aEia dairy prints, q
process 24a26.
EGGS-MaTyland. Pennsylvania, and nearby lIsts.
per doz.. p Western irsts. q; southern fFs,s, :;
West Virginia firsts &C
LIVE P0ULrRY-Chickens young. choice H..
5'2alei do. rough and poor H., l4ai5; old hens h.
heavy 10: do. small 10 medium Halls; cid roosters
To- loall; ducks, Old muac3Ty ard m1ugcl. H.. Ia
Y; do, young white peLins. fat H. Ial4; do.
puddle. Old, H., l3ali; do. spring over lbs. per
h lSal4; do. spring. email. poor ISr h.. j..
pigeons. old Per pair %: do. young per pair Ca
. guinea fowl Young II lbs. and over. each. e;
DO, DID, each. 8.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-28
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished By W. b. Hibhs 4 Co,
members q the Chicago Board Of Trade. Hibbs
BuiidIns.
Chicago. Sept z.-Tnde in the wheat market
large al day. There has been considerable
liquidation and II Of short WLeat covered The
decline. bat with stocks increasing in this county
and Europe little cash demand and export limits
20 far out q line Tie market is left IN a weaker
position. Local receipts s. cars with &c estimated
for tomorrow.
The Liverpool eom market was reported 4 20 \
lower than yesterday Weather throughout the corn
belt was cold with light frost IN Kansas and Ne
braska. not sufficient however % do any, damage.
Country offerings small and cash demand to-day
decidedly better and a good business done for
shipment. We inclined 20 think that the mar
ket has had break enough and ought 20 mlly. Local
receipts SIS cars. with 575 estimated Tor tomoIrow.
There was 10 new feature 20 cats. The market
ruled quiet and rather duh oil day. and pricgs weTe
governed good deal hy The action q corn STOCKS
are heavy. Local receipts 80 cars. with 10 esti-
mated fer tomorrow.
weak feeling prevailed in provisions The Ice
decline In hog prices and slow cash trade depressed
nearby product. and the defeued deliveries were
influenced b. the action 4 grain markets. Some q
the buying thought 10 be for Milwaukee packers
WHEAT Omen FTirh Tr,r Close
The Washington herald., 1910-09-28

BUTTER-Fancy tub, per h., &a9 high-grade
tub. 2; renovated. 26aZ7; print. fancy. Solsa3lh.
CHEESE-Neg YORK. State factory, new, l6alsiz.
EGGS-Near-by. fresh Virginia. per doz.. q West
Virginia and Southwest Virginia. 2: Tennessee. q.
GREEN FRUITS-Apples. per Dbl. L00a3.50; or
anges. California, per box 350a6.5; lemons per
box. 25oa5.o; grape f1it, Der crate 3Ooa50o; pine
apples. Ter crate. 2OR350: cantal0upes. per crate
35al00 peaches. per crate. 40a65 watermelons each
l0al5; grapes. Delaware L50a2O0; Niagara lisa
ZoO Concord, 50al.25 PER carrier; pears. Bartlett
350a5-0O; damsons, 250a3i0.
DRESSED POULTRY-Hens choice per ID, II;
ROSTERS. Per h.. z; sTTngers lsal9 ducks per h.
l2al4 geese, Ter h.. SAIL
LIVE POULTRY-SpTing chickens. I7als; hens,
per h., l5al6; ROSTERS, per H. lOall; ducks Per
h.. llal3; geese. H., sale turkeys, per H., 2la
VEGETABLEs-potat new. No l. per bbl,
l2sal.75; No. ?, per Dbl. 75al.00; sweets per
Dbl, 75al5o; vans, per bbl.. L0OaL75; cucumbers
per basket. 75al50: onions PER box 75as0; cabbage
per Dbl 6Oal.Oo; eggplant. Per doz. 20a25; squash
Fer crate 25ai0: string beans. Per bbl-. L5Oa2 90
lima beans, per quart. sal2 lettuce per basket L0Oa
LIS; tomatoes. homegrown, per box 5Oal0G; celery.
Per crate, 275a4o0 ndishes. per 100. l00al50 pep
pers. Fer basket. g5ai0: tufnips. Per doz punches
25a2; beets. per 100 lunches. l0oal.50 green corn
Per doz., l0ai5.
WOOL AND HIDES-wool, washed free Of burrs
Per ID, Ga2s; unwashed. pr h., 2la22 Hides
green. per h.. 2: do. dry per h. l2al5 calfskius
green, each, l25alO
The Washington herald., 1910-09-28
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. b. Hibhs & Co..
members Of the New YORK Stock Exchange, Hlhbs
Building.
New York. Sept. 2.-The market held firm during
the late trading and maintained most Of the early
advance. but volume Of business during the last
hour was MUCH smaller than in the forenoon. Spot
markets in the South frm and generally I'M
changed. The cold wave in the Genital West with
killing frost this morning in Western Nebraska VIII
not extend int the cotton belt. Temperatures in
the northern half Of Texas and through Oklahoma
Tennessee. and Arkansas are however, likely to drop
10 70 IS degrees before morning With generally fair
weather prevailing. There is no Indication Of the
occurrence Of frost anywhere as yet, even in the
most northerly districts Of tie belt
The Washington herald., 1910-09-28
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York Sept. 97.-NIoney on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened al per cent; highest. q.
lowest rs; closing % per cent Most Of the day 5
leans were made az par cent
Time money vas hTmer IN tone due 10 more ac-
tive demand. Rates were firmly held and were
marked up 50 per for sixty days. AZ per cent
for ninety days 4kaits per cent for four months IA
Iar cent for five AID xix months
Mercantile paper ISSUED in increased quanti-
ties. but demand remained rather dull and although
a good assortment Of high.gTade names offered,
business light. Rates 5i4a5% per cent for
sixty sId ninety days bills receivable 5isa6 PEI
cent for four % six months choice single names ca
Fer cent FOR Others.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-28

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
Estate 81 Ellen A. De Vain; order appointing
Oscar Luckett eollectorS bond. 500. Attorneys,
Carlisle g. Luckeit
Estate Of R0silla NJ Comstock: letters testament
afy granted TO Rasilla Wilson; hoad SEQ, Attor-
ney j. y. Saunders.
Estate Of Emma W Batcheer; order 10 issue
commission.
Estate Of Frederick Steme viii dated May 3.
lS6 codicil dated December II. ls59. fled.
Estate Of William D. Fraser; order 20 employ
counsel. Attorneys T. A Fenuing and j. W
Parker.
Estate of Julisu Michaelis. petition for letters
testamentary, ATTORNEYS, j. a, Maedel
Estate u 5o-cph Hartman viii dated June l..
1919 fled
Estate Of Henrietta NJ Mulloy; viii dated Sep
temher 49, 1910 fled.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York sept z.-CATTLE-R Receipts. 757
head. The feeling was barely STEADY. Dressed beef
slow at sal2 for native sides: SIS FOR Texas beef.
Liverpool and London cattle markets steady az ia
al5 dressed weight, refrigerator beef lower az loa
l05s per h. Exports none.
VES-Reeeipts. So head. Prices steady 80
gTasseTs Offered. Common 10 prime Ve8Is soid az
e-O0all,Vo rsr 40 lbs; thT0W0Us go; poor Ia
prime Western calves. 4O3s715. Dressed cahes
steady at iial7ls for city dts-ed veas; loaI5 Tor
milks.
SHEEP AND LAAIBS-Recepts 7.e22 head. Sheep
qliet and steady; lambs Slow AMI 10 to Is cents
loEer, Common to prime sheep. 3G9a4.50 per 100
rs eul's 80; common 10 choice lambs. 6O0al s..
Dressed mutton easy az sa9is dressed lambs liza
iSia. with few hog dressed selling AZ "a
HOGS-ReoeipfS. 81 head STEADY at 92aasl
IeT l0 lbs for steady 10 Hight hogs. Country
dressed unchanged al l3ali log medium T. LgAt-
wsizhtA s7-~---s ---ss~--
The Washington herald., 1910-09-28
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET,

CArTLE-E1tra. Der cwt. 65Oa7.5O; do. butcher.
5.50a6 90: common s.Ia500.
HOGs-Per ewt. gross. 95Oal0eO; do. ordinary,
SEQ
SHEEP-Prime. 25oaio0; do. common, 25oa3.oO.
LAMBS-Fancy spring. 6l4a7: fall, choice, Der
h., 7: do. medium s.
CALYEs-Prme. per h., Sale: do medium. So
So: do, common, =
CoWS-Frime fresh each 550oa45Oo; do. COM
mon. SoeaSo 90; 10 cid and dry. l0Ooal5OO.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-28

No. 529cs Laura r. CTamer rs Lee N. Hurd
damages. $1,000 Attorney. BiFHey & W0odard and
" T. LcstQ
No. $3.50. Leslie ". Harvey -. Rudolph r. Reh
note. $50 Attorneys BrandeLburg & BIandeubugs.
No 518l Thomas Bsckett appellant. ". Charles
W Edwards; appeal Mnicipd Court. Defendant s
attorney. NJ J. Keane.
No. 5z2 George " Norris IS. Hugh Wallis
appeal. Defendants attorneys, r. I, Montague and
J. A. Norisuiy.
NC. 5ZC3. Tyer Rubber Company vs. Rudolph II
Reh account S26i.G Attorneys. Tucker, Kenyon
& Mcfarland
The Washington herald., 1910-09-28
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Sept 27.-Hogs weak. Bulk Of prices.
s7Oael Is. Estimated receipts. l3.000 Quality fair
Official receipts yesterday, l0o. Shipments, 446s
Left over $50. Lights s2la9.60; mixed and butch
eT5, s.J0as55 heavy s.S5asi0 rough s55asj5; york
ers. Sass; pigs s50a9.45.
Cattle slow. Estimated receipts to-day ZOO.
Beeves 475a89O; cows and heifers. 225s640 Texas
steers, aI5a5s5. stockeTs and feeders. 350a5.se
Western. 45.
Sheen steady 10 l0c lower Estimated receipts
5000. Native. 260ai.25; Western, 3eoaL20; year
liugs. 4ya5.6O; lambs, 475a7lO Western, 500a7.N.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-28
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

sa,es-ReguIar call. y O'Clock noon:
Washington Railway and Electric Is. slO00 al s5s-
Capital Traction az 80
Nerfolk aud Washington Steamboat. 8 at 21&
Washington Gas 70 az TIA
After call-WashngtOn Railway and Electric pfd.
az S6lz l az S. 10 at S. 10 at S.
Lanston. 20 at ssh. % AZ $50. % AZ s5is. 20 at
s5ls % al s3ls
Columbia Title g az "a.
Following are the bid and asked prices posted al
yesterdays meeting II the Washington Stock
Exchange;
The Washington herald., 1910-09-28
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-wheat. per bushei SOa9s: corn. shelled.
per bushel, esa95i cob. S,75aAoo per barrel; oats
Western. white. No. 2. per blshel ssas2; mixed
per bushei. 45a50; bran. per ton. SEQ; middngs,
per ton, 200
HAY AND STRAW-Hay, Western, No. !, 200;
No 2, zlooi mixed. zoo. loose at local scales $780,
straw, ne. bundle l2oO straw. rye machine thrash
lo0; straw. wheat per ton. Ases straw, cat. pef
ton. 500.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-28
DAILY COURTRECORD.
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. i.
>(Tuesday, September 81, 191o.)

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. 1852 Dudley vs. Dudley: leave 10 file cross
bin granted. Attorneys. p. II. Veitch-C. NJ. Ful-
ton and l.. II. David.
No. E65l Armstrong "a. Brown & Armstrong
Company e al. nle continued 10 October z, 1910
Attorneys Levi Cook aud A. L. Newmyer
No. 1851. Christman IS. Buckingham. decree Sub
shutting trustee. Attorney w. NJ. Ellison.
In re Hunaeyl Margaret A. Horn; order appoint
ing committee.
80 1885. Turner vs.. Monkey e. al; authority
granted 10 make repairs. Attorneys. Padgett &
Forrest.
No. 1854. Painton International Auto sight
seeing Transit Company et al. hearing on pre-
limnaTy injunction Attorneys. D. z. MalhaupteF
| and Z. F. Colloday-Baker, sheehy & Hogan.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-28

New York Sept. 7.-WHEAT-Weaker: light
trade New No. ! Northern spring 10 arrive. (. O
b.. LG3: No . red. {. o. b.. lC3 No . hard {. o,
b.. LOSS ~. ] macaroui f. G. b. LO0ls new No
Manitoba f. o. b. Lo9. Reported taken by export
ers 3 loads Manitoba
CORN-WeakeT: larger trade. Steamer mixed
nominal export basis: export No . T. o. b.. 60ai !;
No. > elevator domestic. era nominal. Exporters
took Zoo bushels part West and part Baltimore.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-28
District Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No sa3 In n condemnation q lot T. block Is,
/ order appointing commissioners.
No. sb. In Pc extension 0f Belmont road and
Watenide drive; order directing marshal 10 summon
( ury.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-28
Equity Suits.
IHHNkHifa.

! No. Ze70. John ". Glennan. trustee. William
( Clinkins et al; establish oeed Attorney. J. W
4 Glennau.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-28
Mechanics Lien.

No el2e C0nelU. Regain IS Estate II Isas
Shorter lot s.. square F47. No. 80 Central avenue
IU CiB. $40 Attomey. Burton Macafee.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-28
MILK DEALERS TO MET.
Prospect of LacteaI Famine Thi
Winter Causes Action.

Af"NVFtN VI -EFstVtVtt uIHIUC T Ills
winter Causes Action.
Milk dealers OF Washington VIII meet
Tomorrow night to discuss the winter
trade and determine whether there viii
be a sufficient supply. All dealers have
been asked To attend, as there has been
some prospect Of famine IN milk and
a remedy is needed. Maryland and Viz
ginia dairymen have reported they may
be unable 10 cope with the demand.
Washington is Offering better prices than
Baltimore
The Washington herald., 1910-09-28
Circuit Court No. 4.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. $780, Harvey Reh; Judgment by comics
sion. Attorneys Brandonbmg a BrandenbuTg.
No. SOFAS. Groves Va Gardner United States
made PARTY defendant and petition allowed 10 stand
as special plea in has Attorneys G. w. Blanken-
ship and F. Fuller-C r. Wilson.
No. 5llcs. Webb, administrator. vs. Munsey time
to settle bill Of exceptions and file transcript ex
tendeS. Attorneys, Arthur PeteT-W. J, Lambert
Douglas. Baker 4 sheriff. and II. II. Obeaf.
No. 52gsl. Beckett vs.. Edwards; judgment o.
Municipal Court affirmed. Attorney NJ J. keane-
t.ircuff Court No =
The Washington herald., 1910-09-28
Circuit Court No. f;
ILsTcE RARNARD.

Assignments for October T. 1910
No. 2 Frawner rs. Washington Railway and Flee
trie Company. Attorneys. Dodge * Gies-DaTling
ton.
No. I. Keeper ~ Washington. AAxandria and
Mount Vernon Railway Company. Attdsaeys, Down
ing a Bern Barbour & Mackau.
10. G Seiiman IS. Potomac Insurance Company
Attorneys Lambert YeatInan Maddox Galley.
No. s. Weber Ts. Goddard executriK. Attorneys
Mackay Richardson.
No TO- Stelman rs. Terminal TaXieah Company
Attorneys Jeffords & s5al0m0n- Douglas a Baker.
No. u Sullivan city and Suburban Railway
Company. Attorneys. Bell, Happier q Meriiiat-
Darlington.
No, a. Weiss EutWisle Washington Railway
aud Electric Company Attorneys. 0wen-Darllngton'
No &C. Clements ". Model Laundry Company.
Attorneys. Darlington 4 Johnson-Peuy Son.
No. 49, Graf vs.. toe Attorneys. Loving
Mather.
No 20 Reeves vs. Lynn ct al. Attorneys. Car
rington q Johnson-Douglas. Baker & Dulaney.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-28
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY W. B. Hibbs Co.
members OF the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building
Can money! Open 2: higl, .: low 3 close.
SALE OF gHAREs by HOURg
The Washington herald., 1910-09-28
Criminal Court No. L.
Probate Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
mitted 10 jail.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-28

New York. Sept. 27.-Really the only
positive development to-day of substan-
tial interest to the business and financial
world was a sharp decline in the market
for wheat and corn based upon favorable
weather reports from the agricultural
section. There were overnight stories OF
frost damage real or apprehended to the
corn in certain parts OF the West. but
the belief is now so strong that no dam
age 10 the crop of corn from frost at
this time can be any more than nominal
that the stories referred TO were in nc
way sufficient TO avert a general reclin-
ing tendency in grain prices
Current statistics. too. were against
values on the produce exchange. perhaps
because of this sustained Improvement
in the agricultural outlook, but more per-
haps because of continuance of yester.
days upward speculative impulse
Market Is Stronger.
To-day's market was in the early deal
tngs perceptibly strong. most of the
prominent stocks, Union Pacific. Read
Ing, United States Steel, and the Ike,
selling as high as they have at any time
in the course OF the present month. But
afterward the inevitable profit-takine
sales made their appearance and the
market fell away in nearly all quarters
and closed with small net changes show
ing in the active issues.
Trading was OF about the same small
comparative volume as yesterday, and II
the stock market itself was obviously
sun in the narrow rat that IL has been
running in for nearly two months past
the bond market was again active and
higher, and evidenced a really noticeable
display OF miscellaneous interest Deal
ings in ii were not only larger than yes
terday. but larger than on the same day
week ago. and the purchasing move
ment Of Investment securities which was
visible on the floor OF the stock exchange
itself was accompanied by reports from
all the leading bond houses OF the pres
ence Of a frmer and general line Of the
market. The later decline IN the market
this afternoon might perhaps have been
in some way related 10 slight evidences
OF growing frmness in the money stu
alton proper that are now making their
appearance.
Cali Money Il Higher.
Call money loaned at S-S per cent 10.
Gay. which. although a low rate, attract
ed some attention as being slightly
higher than any previous rate paid for
call funds in fairly long period. State
ments as to time money were contra
dictory. concessions being reported from
certain lenders and somewhat higher
rates asked by others. II Is, OF course,
plain that from now on until the end OF
the week, an influence making for tenn
porary rise in money viii be the prepara-
tions going on for the October dlsburse-
meuts.
In to-day's fall Reading stock was the
leader. inst as II previously .ed the ad-
vance: and ii may be that the drop was
because OF some candid recognition by
certain spectators that while il is alto
gether likely that within a reasonably
short time. perhaps in a few months
the earnings of the Reading win require
an advance in the Reading rate of dis
tribution Sill such an advance is not
due to take place In the present week. as
was lately rumOred