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The Washington herald., 1911-08-08

frightened into sacrifice sales by the de-
velopments in politics.
On the other hand, a great deal was
heard to-day Of the reinsurance that
ought TO be felt over the testimony of
Col Roosevelt before thet Steel invssti-
cation committee Saturday, and conserv-
atiVely optimistic expressions were utter
ed by William Rockefeller and Mr.. Kuhn
of Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
The Chicago. Milwaukee and st. Pau.
reporting its earnings for the system, in
cluding the Pacific Coast extension, show
ed deficit of $4,000 after the pay
ment of dividends, interest, and all other
charges. The statement was, however,
a statement of operating earnings only
and did not include the income from in
vestments. That income is more than
sufficient to wipe out the deficit, so that
although the comparison is uufavorable
with that OF last year, the company will
have a small surplus.
Other business reports were of a rather
Favorable character. There was some talk
of rust in wheat, but the statements
from ordinarily more reliable sources
were to the effect that no damage Of
any account had been done. Regarding
corn and cotton, the reports were very
satisfactory. 1t was predicted that the
monthly report of the Copper Producers
Association, to be published to-day, would
make a favorable showing, and ii seems
to be the fact that the improvement in
the steel trade continues. The London
market was closed. Sterling exchange
rates declined a few points. Local money
rates We're unchanged.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-08
LOCAL PRICES CURRENT.

Quotations given below are for large lots Job
berS' prices higher.
Nearby fresh Virginia. ls; West Virginia
and Southwest Virginia. lSalsh; Tennesse. ls.
BUTTER-Creanery. fancy. 8a9; Western hrsts,
Ia2s: seconds, aa27.
CHEESE-New York State factory new. l3alIH.
POULTRYI'hickcns. small. per lb.. Is: large.
IS: hens. ID. l2a3; ROSTERS. per lb. sas; tur-
keys. per H.. lsa0.
DRESSED POULTRY-Hens choice. per lb..
IS: chickens l6al7; ROSTERS per h.. 10
VEG GETA BLES-POtaLoes. new. No. l. per Dbl.
9.25a4.O0: No 2. per bb!., l0CalZ5; sweet IN c..
pr bb 45Oa50O: vans IN. c. per bbl. 4.OOa4 50
cIcrmheTs per basket. 25a50; cabbages. Ier bbl..
L75a225: eggplant. crate l5Oa2O0; lettuce, New
York per basket 2Jal.2J: cymlings per bbl.. 5a75;
string beans per bb 4.00a5.D; peppers. per crate,
lOal3: gTsen p.as per bbi. 6.00aI. 50; tomatoes.
home grown. 5oa2oc; green corn. home grown. per
doz. l2a25.
GREEN FRUITs-Appes. per bbl.. Loaf ooi
oranges California. Ier box, i.0Ca50o Florida. 4.ooa
40: lemons. Ter box. 3aioO; grape fruit. per box.
iOa5.OO: Tineapplcs S.1Oal75: watermelcns IOa35;
plums. 2OCa2-75 ier CTate: cantaloup,s per crate.
North Carolina. 5Oal.75: Coan River. 5al0O; home
grown. Lcoa2Oo; peaches per crate. 275ai.CO.
HAY AND STRAW-Hay. Western. No. l. 24ooa
$50: No. p ooa2a5O. mixed hay. lsooa2-co;
straw. re. bundle loOoalo 5o machine thrash 7.5Os
500; straw. wheat. per ton. aOs6Oo; straw. oat. pei
ton. 70oasOo.
spring. per H.. 51za6; calves choice. per h.. 7.a5;
mEdiun per lb, Ga.
GRAIN-Whed.. new, pc, bushel, s0aS5; corn,
sheIled. old. per btlshel. 75aso ear. per bb!.
i0Oai.2; cats. Western white. No. 2, per bu.,
ias5l oats mixed. bushel. iTais; bran. per
zoo: middlings per ton, 500.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. washed. free Of
burrs. per h.. 25a2B wool unwashed, per lb. Aa22;
hides green, per H., Q; hides. dry. l5al6: sated
hides h. 10: calfskin. green. each. LBalO.
SEEDS-Red clover, per bu.. llOOaII q: alsiks
clover. per bIshel, l0Onl20O; white clover. pei
bshel l500aI5.OO; crimson clover 7Ga7. .25 timothy
G. bIshel
grass HO0alSOo Isr 100 lbs alfalfa per bl. OOOa
II n
The Washington herald., 1911-08-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

1929 Twentieth street northwest-SQuare 50, lot %;
Edward NJ. Dulin et to Mamie Regan, $40
Scheutzen Park-Lot l03, block 3; Edith II. Gott-
walls to James d. Risdon ct ux., SO; trust,
5000
1911 81 street northweSt-Square a5 west part Of
original lot l and east part Of original lot 2;
Russell MacCarthy to Rudolph B. Behrend SO.
Massachusetts Avenue HeightS-Square 1888. lots
and 10; American Security and Trust Company
and Amos II. Plumb. trustees. to Norman 4.
Merrett, SO.
22s Second street acknowledgements II, lot Il
J. Jacob A. Jones to TurccD Luiggi ct ux., $40.
GA II street northwest-Square SS. lot 6; Herman
r. HoTenstein ct ux. to Claudius P. Hutchison.
SO
Square lreO-Part Of lot IS; Benjamin N. Needs.
trustee to Daniel johnson, $.
avenue-Square 1913, part of lot 7 and south half
Of lot 8; Reginald r. Walker to S. Duncan
Bradley, So
Edward VI. Dulin to Helen E. Coolidge, So
avenue-Square 12i3. part Of lot and south half
Of lot 8; American Security and Trust Company.
trustee, and John Britton ct ux. to Reginald R.
Walker, $1,000.
Wisconsin averue northwest. north Of Dumbartou
avenue-Sluare l243 part of lot and south half
Of lot 8; S. Duncan Bradley TO the Georgetown
Gaslight Company, SO.
Wisconsin Avenue Park-Square l75s. lot Is; Capital
Realty Company to John J, Vowles. SO.
and + street northcast-Square 753. lot l37; b.
Higgins Terry to William Jasper ClaytR and
Lucinda Lnckett Claytor. SO.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-08
AUGUST EXCURSIONS
BY BOAT AND TROLLEY.

AS the summer advances the oppor-
tunities 10 enjoy little trips to the many
delightful resort places near by become
more numerous.
For those who have not had a vacation
and want to enjoy salt water bathing,
sailing. and fishing. with dancing music.
hay rides. and parties for the evenings.
Colonial Beach is most attractive. The
hotel accommodations are good.
In order TO meet the demand of the
public who want to go to Colonial
Beach, the steamboat company has
made a special schedule for Saturday
the Queen Anne leaving at 2:30 p. m. and
the st. Johns at p. m. this in addition
to the daily sailing at 9 a. m, except
Mondays.
The popular moonlight excursions on
the steamer St. Johns, now that the
moon is nearing full, are more delight
full than ever, and the forty mile sail
on the Potomac is entertaining as well
as restful. The boats cafe service is
good. Dancing and music make delight
full pastimes. Owing to the demand for
service to Colonial Beach the moonlight
trips will not be made Saturday or Sum-
day evenings until further notice.
If you have not been to Marshall Hall
or visited Mount Vernon and Washing
tons tomb, trip to either place on the
steamer st. Johns will prove one of the
seasons happy events.
Special excursions to Baltimore An
napolis, Pen Mar, and West River are
arranged for Saturdays and Sundays by
the Washington, Baltimore and Annap-
oils Electric Railroad and are literally
patronized.
At Great Falls the scenic view is unsur-
passed. and delightful band concert is
given afternoons and evenings. There is
an excellent cafe, and a trolley ride to
the Falls is a trip worth while.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-08
Equity Court No. L
UrGTJCn pARNARn

Nd. s0aa HoisIey Us. Heisley; rulS rsturnable
August Il Attorney, C. c. Calhoun.
No. se2Ss Kali vs. Kali; temporsry restraining
order granted. Attorneys, T. \. Hopeweil and l.
q. Bookmsyer-B. A. Lockwood.
No. SN4. Hofheimer Fraser ct al; rule re-
turnable August IL Attorney. NJ. ID. Rosenberg
In re Samuel Norwardyarsh; hearing set for Sep
tember 8. Attorney, Joseph Solomon.
No. 0s76 Richards Richards; bond reduced
To $500. Attorneys. Birney & Woodland.
No. 2sssl. Craig vs. Washington. Baltimore and
Annapolis Railway; order permitting suit against
receiver. Attorney, G. b. Craighill-Mckenney Il
F1annery.
No. 303S DoIensn vs. Doleman ct al: alimony
tingly.
No. SJl74. Rupert Ingan ct al; order OF pub
licatinl. Attorney, J. A. TOOmsy.
No. a069. Allen VS. Baltimore and Washington
Transit Company ct al. order TO employ counsel
Attorneys, Charles selden. t.-H. W. Williams and
p +. Lerch.
No. 3O2S5. Clark ct al. ys Young ct al : hearing
continued. Attorneys. X. p. Esans-Banard *
Johnson and !. Il. Hit
No. 1914. Wisconsin ct al. Hsiskell ct al.
same. Attorneys. same.
No. Z7S54 strider vs. Stewart; time to file tran
script extended. Attcrneys J. A. Burkhart and
Gordon Gordon-H. b. Moulton. ]. ]. Brosnan
ard NJ. ]. Colbert.
No N36l HagIer vs. Arnold: ]. II. Raston and
Frank 8. Pery. appointed receivers: bond S.Ooo.
Attorneys. +. 8. Psry and Harry Peyton-W. E.
Richardson.
No. sals. Thatcher Thrtcher; rule discharged.
Attorneys Alfred D. Smith--A d. Webb.
Hubsas ,rIus $50. In Henry r. Murphy; con-
tnued.
No SG3l3. Rider vs. Unknown Heirs; order Of
publication. Attorneys. HufW & Hutt1.
No. sSG5. FaHelson vs. Key; same. Attorney.
c. F. Bergman.
No 8379. Hoffman vs.. Hoffman; rule returna bic
August I. Attorney. G. P, Hoover.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-08
DAILY COURT RECORD
(Monday, August 2, 1919

l1A Fifteenth street nothwest-squarc 49, lot -;
Irene Brennan to John J. DAILY. $40.
Horners Addition to Congress Heights-Lot 10,
block 6; Ralph p. Barnard and Guy II. johnson,
trustees, to George w. DuTity SO.
South Brookland-Squarc SS72 equity In lots sC5 and
so6; Carrie Z. Hefiin to Fred A Rsdhead and
George A. Redhead. SIC.
Frendship-Phrt Of tract; Sarah c. Houser 10
@. Maitland Pireo. so. subject to incumbrancs
c{ Sl,075.
Square s7-Lot So; square rs. sublot 81 square
sS. part Of lot ID; Sidney Y. Jones to Wilbur
T. Jones. So
lngieside-Lots 100 TO III. inclusive. block Is
Elizabeth Walbridso and Alcu c. W Briggs
e VIZ Soithwick G. to James A. Cahill and
David Dunigan, SO. subject to incmbrance Of
$1,000.
1904 H street nOrtheast-Square 96S lot %; Georgs
Rufus Shultz to Henry A. Shore. SO.
Howard Uniyersity-Lot 2 block g. Emma L. O.
johnson, trustee under will of James b. johnson,
deceased to J. Eakin Gadsby. $500.
Dobbins Addiuop-Lot s. block 4; Nathan F.
EdmOns ct ux. Martha E to Ettie S. Jer
man. SO.
Brookland- 7. block 2; Bettio L. Gray Willie
Gray Shepherd. Alfred L. Gray ct Alice
Clark, and Ernest 4. Cray ct ux. Manella
Cochran, to Leopold Moehler, $40.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-08
FIREMEN TO GET FLAG.
Truck Company No. L Considered
Best in the Department.

Truck Company No. 1, located in North
Capitol street, between B and c streets,
will receive from Commissioner John
ston at II o'clock this morning an Ameri-
can flag. known as the cavalry stand
ard" which will be presented each year
to the truck company considered the
best in point OF efficiency, equipment,
condition OF apparatus and horses, and
general appearance of officers and men.
The inspection committee this year is
composed of Thomas Bradley, William
n. Cromwell, and Floyd E. Davis.
Commissioner Johnston and Fire Chief
Wagner will make brief addresses and
the flag will be received by Capt. Charles
Z. Schron. The personnel of the COM
pany Is as follows: Capt. Charles E.
Schrom, Lieut.. F. G. Bernhard, Driver
C. v. Macintosh, Assistant Driver T. W.
Moffett, and Privates w. w. Virts, ].
A. Smith, H w. Lee, r. L. Gholson, J.
w. Holmes, H. Kinselle, R. NJ Curtis.
o. r. Anderson, ]. F. Bauman, and F.
NJ Dyer
The Washington herald., 1911-08-08
Probate Court.


Estate Of Gottlieb Holman: J. 7. Earnest ap
pointed guardian ad Htem. Attorney. G. H. Bau
man.
Estate OF John Z. Holiday; letters Of adminiStra
tion granted to JGhn Holiday: bond. 500 Attor
neys. Quinter & West.
Estate Of Arthur ]. Shield; andllary letters Of
guardianship granted TO Catherine Z. Bader Attor
ney. E l.. Gtes
Estate OF Harrison Birckhend; letters Of admins
tration granted TO Mary L. Birckhead; bond. 500
Attorneys. Leckie Cox & Kratz.
Estate Of Eleanor s. Berans; petition for distribu-
ton. Attorney, r. A. Ford.
Estate Of Thomas Lynch; order to sell nota At
torney Fennng & Parker.
In re Charles w. Higbun ct al; petition to
amend order. Attorneys, same
Estate Of Joserh C. Ford; order 10 pay certain &C
counts Attorney. John RidOIt
Estatc Of james E Johnson; letters Of administra-
ton granted To Emma E johnson; bond. 500. At
torneys. A. ". Gray.
Estate Of Martin OBren: petition for letters tes-
tamtntary.
Estate Of John p Rnfan; petition for letters OF
administration. Attorney, Thomas Walker.
Estate of Susannah E. Reilly; will dated May II,
l9ll fled.
Estate OF Francis COchnOveT petition for letters
testamentary. Attorney. ]. A. O'Shea.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-08
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Unioutown-Lots li9 and l58; Thomas ]. Stewart
to Maurice Otterback and Frank NJ Isaac,
trustees. to secure William " King. Sllo. 70
II months. per cent Per annum.
schuetzen Psrk-Lt l0s. block 3; James d. RS
don 10 b. Francis Saul and Walter E. Hilton.
trustees. to secure Edith H. GOttwals 81 l6.
monthly payments. per cent per annum
Square l95S-IIots g and "a Frank Sasse to Frank
s. Hemmch ard George Albert Bush, trustees.
to SECURE Ferdinand KnOOp. l.6O. rayabie
August l. 1917 to August l. 1913. pr cent
mi-annnally.
Trinidad-Lot S. block H. Andrew Zeller TO Georgs
NJ. Enmerich and Douglass s. Msckall, trus-
tees. 10 secure the Washington Six Per Cent
Permanent Building Association. 500.
Reservation ll-Lot IL; Turcco LIigi to Henry II.
BergInaun and George NJ EmmericiS tr7istees to
secure the Metropolis Building Association, No.
8. E6so
Square lsSs-Lnts and 10: Norman A. Merritt to
National Savings and Trust Company, trustee.
10 secure the American Security and Trust Com
pany and Amos H. Plumb. trustees. sisaa2 81.
to years. Der cent ssrni annually
Howenstein and Fred W. Reeves. trustees, to
secure Edgar r. Richardson. s. 80. monthly pay
ments. PER cent per annuIn-
Square HS-Lot l3; John ]. Vowles TO l.. W.
Richardson and s. Higgins Terry. trustees to
secure the Capital Realty Company. SS5. to
65 months. per cent Per annun.
Dobbins' Addition-LOt g. block 4; Ettie S. Jer-
mans to Frank P. Reside and Charles H. Jer-
man, trustees, to secure Nathan F. Edmunds.
500. TO "a months. per cent per annum-
Insleside-Lots lO2 to III. inclusive; block ls;
square 1908 lots l02 to Ill; James A. Cahill ct
TO David ]. Dunignn TO Wharton f Lester
and Michael ]. Colber. trustees. to secure the
National Permanent Building Association. SS.-
COS.
InGleside-Lots liz to H. inclusive; square 2soo,
lots III to Ill; James A. Cahill ct and Da-
vd J. Dunigan to George Y. Worthington and
George Y. WOrthington, II. trustees, to secure
Elizabeth Walbrdge and Alice c. W. BriSss.
$4,000. 9 months. per cent. semi-annually.
Square T35-Lot 81 Frederick r. Sparks 10 Leonard
W. Gropmes and Erskine Gordon, trustees. TO
secure Allen W. Miller. 5000. years. per
cent, serIi-annualy.
Square 3o6-Lot IS. and square AT, lot Z; Kari
Achterkirchen ct 10 Henry H. Bergman
and Charles Schafer, trustees. TO secure the
Northern Liberty German American Building
Associa ton No. 8. 5000.
Square l02-LOt 9; Elizabeth X. Walton TO Walter
r. Wilcox and George +. Hane, trustees. to Sc
cure E. Margaret Crcnise. $500, years, per
cent serni-annually.
Square e6S-IOt o. Henry A Shore ct to Ma
tiOnal Savings and Trust Company. trustee. 70
secure American Security and Trust Company.
$3.50. years. per cent. semi annually.
Dcbbins Addition-LOt 81, block I; Ettie S. Jer1nan
to Elmer z. Raney and Arthur G. Bishop. trus-
tees to seC7Ire Sarah 4. Hughes. $50, years.
81 per cent SeIni-annIially.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-08

Quotations furnished by W. d. Hibbs Co. meD.
bers II the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
Ing
New York. Aug. THE cotton market strong
ly supported by several bull ciques to-day. Not
only Is the large short interest being bettered by
strong buying power the floor. but well organ
lied literary effort Is being made to convince the
world that crop Cf i5,OO0.ooo bales would not be
dear at cUTent quotations.
II the covering which rushed the market up
nearly S. a bale following lHst weeks government
report and the tendency Of the outside trader is to
continue this class uf operations
Receipts from tho crop continue a large
scale About 1000 bales reported from Gal-
weston and Houston to-day. and interior rep0rts
claim that thrO,ghuut Southern and Western Texas
ginning will be in full blast in a few days.
The LTIll psNsitiCn demands that the early move
ment Gf tho crop shall b. taken for EXPORT and
for home Cous,mpti Jn end not b. allowed to ume
fr NV York for delivery contract. Suthern Spt
markets still rule al Y cents Ier pound which
Is high enough TO pray mt shipments TO New York
cvrn August which quoted yesterday at
over l2ls iD New York. Spot, which sold at
llIz crts. has large short interest committed In
that month and the entirg crup is, therefore.
mere than S q hale under Southern SPOT marketa
Weather and crop news to-day was generally favor
able in showing less rain and moderate tempera-
lures On Saturday and Sunday. however. over
tive lty stations in Texas reported from 100 10 Ns
dsgrcrI of heat and this tho cause Of the
The Washington herald., 1911-08-08
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. Aug 7.-MILLFEED-Sprng bran, In
10o-lh sacks. per ton, 25 Oca50: Western middings
in l0olb sacks. per ton, 2. .5Ga2sOo; flour white
middlings. in loo-lb. sacks, per ton, 800a0. 90
City Mills mddlings. In lOolb sacks per ton Z.OOa
N.50; City Mills bran, in lOo-lb. sacks per ton,
3.5oaB5O.
STRAW-Nn. l straight rye straw, lo5OalL00: No.
2 do, 9.5OalOOO; No. l tangled rye straw. s.5Oa90O;
No wheat straw. 65Oa7.GO; No. l Oat straw. 7.5Oa
500.
LIVE POULTRY-Swing chickens. large, b..
l6: do. small to medium, h. l6; old hens, heavy,
ID, 10; do, small to medium ID, II; old roosters.
H.. 8; ducks, young white Pekins, fat. h.. u;
do young Muscovey and mongrel. lb, IL; do. ptld-
die. large h., IL; spring ducks. lbs. and over.
h.. ID; pigeons, old, pair. 20; do. young pair,
l5a2O: guinea fowl old. l ID. and over. 80 each.
BUTTER Creamery, fancy. per lb.. Sash; do.
choice. lb, 2sa7 do, good. h.. Z3a25; imitation.
h.. aa22; do print. h., 3as; do. blocks. 2az ;
ladle h.. IS; Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls lb,
II; Ohio rolls. H.. II: West Virginia rolls. h..
II; store-packed, h.. II; Maryland. Virginia, and
Pennsylvania dairy prints h., II; process butter.
lb., 1a22h
EGGSMaryland Pennsylvania and nearby frsts.
loss off. E1s; Eastern Shore, Maryland, and yr-
gnia, loss Off 1914; Western frsts, Ohio loss OF.
l9h West Virginia frsts 1sh; Southern, North
Carolina, loss of, lsalsli; guinea eggs. dozen, sas
The Washington herald., 1911-08-08
sHREVE EXPECTS SUITS.
Transit Company Receiver Pre-
pares for Litigation.

Arthur l. Shreve. appointed by the
court receiver of the Baltimore-Wash-
ington Transit Company of Maryland,
yesterday filed a petition that the court
pass an order granting him authority
to employ counsel to represent him in
any litigation which may arise by reason
Of his appointment as receiver.
Shreve states that he is informed by
the former officers of the transit COM
pany that the Capital Traction Company,
connecting with the transit company at
Fourteenth and Kenney streets, will not
receive the transfers of the transit COM
pany from passengers turned over to 1t
from the transit company.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-08
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Aug. 7.-MILLFEED-Firm and quiet.
Spring bran. AS5: standard middlings is: West
ern red dog 81 10; winter bran in lo0lb sacks, to
arrive $50: city bran. in bulk, D.D.
OATS-Weaker and fairly active. No. white. n;
No. 3 white. 46: standards, 40h. elevator bass;
white on track 4ea501s; new oats. isa+4h.
FIOUR-Fim. with a little better demand Kan
sas straghts 4a4.40 In sacks; spring patents. SIS
as 75 in barrels; spring clears 425a4.O
RYE FLOUR-Firm and unchanged. Choice
brands. 450a5.l0
CORN MEAL-Firm. Kin-dned for export, 3.55
a360; coarse meal. in bags. L3ial5.
HAY-Receipts. 2.N5 tons; firm on choice grades:
quiet on lower grades Prime timothy, Las; No. /.
lc5al.4O No. 2. 1.3al.S0: No. 5. Sae5.
STRAw-Receipts none; firm. Long rye 65a7o.
BEEF-Quet. Packet, I.5Oal2oo: family. l2ma
I26
LARD-Strong. Prime Western, go; city. s!4asas /;
refined continent. $50; South American. O2; re-
fined Brazilian. in kegs. ll.25; oleostearine 8; lard
stearine dull; New York, II.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-08
BOLD SPLITTER ARRESTED.
Crusade Started Against Promiscu
Gus Expectorators.

Henry Hallam, of s01 Twelfth street
northwest, was arrested yesterday after
noon by Policeman McDaniels, Of the
First precinct. charged with expeotorat-
ing on the sidewalk in the vicinity Of
Twelfth street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest.
The arrest OF Hallam Is the first for
such an offense that has been made In
months and started the rumor that the
police were about to renew their crusade
against persons expectoratlng on the city
streets
Hallam was released after depositing
IS as collateral for his appearance In the
Police Court this morning.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-08
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK.

New York, Aug T.-In the live stock market to
day steers were slow to loc lower; bulls. l5azc
lower: steady to 15c lower. Steers. 54ca6.75
bulls S00a47o; COWS, L75a4s5. Dressed beef steady
native sides. 9al01i Texas, do, sasN.
Calves frm veals, 65Oas.50: culls. 600asO0; grass
and buttermilks 3ooa4eg,k; feeders. 500: West
erns 7ooa7.5o. Dressed calves steady; city dressed
reals. 1lal5; country dressed. gsaD-
Sheep steady to strong: lambs 2jaio higher.
Sheep, 2ooa4oo; few for export, 40; lambs 4.5oa
5o yearlings 35os4.00: culls l5o. Dressed mutton
steady. Gas; dressed lambs. loal2t; home-dressed,
l2tfala
Hoes Ann at 7.4ca7D
The Washington herald., 1911-08-08
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore. Aug 7.-WHEAT-Stock in elevators
l.a3l.3SS bushels. There active and constant
demand for the better grades Of wheat to-day, and
with the prices ruling steady offerings meet
ing with prompt sales Sales OF cargoes grade
at 9lL for No. 2 red Sh for special bin steamer
No. ned sSi. for stock steamer No. red. siE for
special bin rejected. S3k for stock rejected s2l.
for rejected and Slk for drier rejected.
Bag lot, by sample as TO quality and condition,
brought rs, g. So. 90 and 81 per bushel.
CORN-Stock in elevators, 35 D9 bushels; ship
ments from elevators, $50 bushels. Values on corn
to-day were finn. with a good inquiry for prime
Southern white and yellow stock.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-08
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Ssles-ReRIlar call. II o'clock noon:
Washington Railway and Electric com, . at Az,
3 at 4i12. . at 49,. q at ~.
Washington Railway and Electric pfd.. IS at 81.
Washington Gas. . at $50. at 90. so at 80
(buyer 81.
MergeI.thaler at 234As. at 24as, 2 at Zs4h, 10
at 23iI2 10 at 2312 10 at 24l9. 10 at ZSiA. 10 at
23il1
Lanston, 10 at 95ih. at 96lt.
American Telephone and Telegraph rights, lc2 at
6, at 6. at G.
After call-Mergenthaler. 4 at 234k
Washington Gas. y at SS7s, . at SS7s
Following prices posted yesterday: