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The Washington herald., 1911-10-05
Equity Court No. 1.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. ?c73. Gould vs. Gould ct al; guardian Id
litem appointed. Attorney. C. F. Williams.
y. 1874. Harrison vs.. Evans; title vested in
complainant. Attorneys, W. L. Pollard and NJ.
No. Bc95 buchanan vs.. Cook ct al: decree pro
clufeSso Attorney. Maddox & Gatley-F. BealL
G. H. Macdonald and NJ. NJ. Doyle.
No J05jl Rundctt vs.. DOnohue: guardian ad
litem appointed. Attorneys J. A. Msedel and G..
+. Wiiliams-JOhn Ridcut.
No s7eI Lester vs. Lester; argued and sub
mitted. Attorneys. Alfred D. Muth-R. y. Don
aldsOn
No. ass NichoI vs.. Granite State Fire In
suTance Company; order for withdrawal Of de-
posit. Attmneys, r. NJ. Thomas and Z. G. Dut-
tOn-W. c. CIephane
No sbH. Woodward Woodward; rule re.
turnable October u and writ Of ne exeat ordered
to issue Attorney, !. II. Hit.
Assignments for to-day:
No. III McCiuire vs. Cuts. Attorneys Bailey.
Topper & Gusack-Columbus, Bailey Bendheim.
No. 81. Dixon vs.. Dixon. Attorneys, o'Brien-
No. Is McGarrey vs. McGarvey. Attorneys,
'sherier Newmyer-Bamard.
" SO Thompson Thompson. Attorneys,
No. n. jenkins vs. jenkins. Attorneys. Car
No. 81. Kali vs.. Kali. Attorneys. Hopewen &
Becxmeyer-LOckwOod.
Equity Court No. z.
JUSTICE WRIGHT
In re Cunacyl. William Gill committee authorized
to file additional bond in sum of 500.
No. 264sO Briscoe vs.. Weaver ct al. Sale rati-
fed snd confirmed Attorneys, V. A. Sheehy
F. r. Sheehy-9ughes & Gray.
No. SOili ScriTener, trustee. vs. Brooks ct al Ap-
pearance Of absent defendants ordered. Attorney
G. O. Gertman.
No. sOlss. Jackson vs. jackson, ct al T. l.
Jone, appointed to defend. Attorneys. ]. E. Col
lins-A W. Scott F. B. Fox, and T. L. Jones.
No. SO2s9 Stafford MacVeagh, &c. Rule set
for October 6. Attorneys, Pack, Hinton & Pack
c. X. Wilson.
No. 2sss7. Murphy ct al vs. Murphy ct al.
Auditors report finally ratified. Attorneys, W.
Mex. Clayton-E. F. Colloday.
No. 3O2fl. Van Horn ct al vs. Langley ct al.
Decree granting title. Attorneys. John Ridout and
G. c. Gertman-s Williamson.
No. 2sZ3 Jones vs.. PennGbakcr. Argued. At
torneys, H. E. DaTis-E. H jackson.
No. 91: Keys vs. Keys ct al. Submitted
Attorneys, ]. H. Stewart-W c. Chase.
Assignments for to-day:
No 2es. Corcoran vs.. corcorau. Attorney
Mackey.
No 20. Shoemaker vs.. Thompson. Attorneys.
Shoemaker-Clsary & Giles
No ~ Richard Va Ayers. Attorneys, Williams
Lewis.
No 2ss. Craig vs.. Craig Attorney, CoIlodAy.
No 80 Mondy vs. Mondy. Attorneys, Wolf &
Topper.
No 81 Bake vs. DOmico. Attorneys Burkart-
Rothschild Nsale.
No 81. Amiger vs. Amiger. Attorneys, Lsck-
e. Cox Kratz-Donaldson 4 Davis
No IS American Security and Trust Company
vs. Walker. Attorneys. Wilson-Bailey.
No z9s Doremus vs.. National Cot Manufactur.
ing Company Attorneys. Gittings & Chamberlain
walker Bright
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DAILY COURT RECORD
"wednesday, October Z, 1911,

Leckis. Cox & Kntz-Ralston. siddOus. Richard
son ThomaS
No. 3. Rawlett vs.. Mash Attorneys. RidOut-
Birney & woodard
No. q; PSsker Is Parker. Attorneys Digs &
No. 9. Marshall vs. Heidsnheimer Attorneys,
Symes-Tobriner.
No. q. Van Horn vs.. liable. Attorneys, o'shea-
Caninston-
No @. Bowser & Co vs. Collins Attornsy..
Wolf & MRtheWs-Jones.
Circuit Court No. z.
JUSTICE GOULD.
No. 5sn. Keith vs. Craig; Judgment under seven
ty-third rule against defendant for 81 m. Attoneys
b. +. Leighton-E A.. Chase.
No. 52T. Machen vs.. City and Suburban Rail-
way Company; on trial Attorneys, Mcneil & No
Neill-J. J. Darlington.
No 5l216. Hindle Donaldson: time to submit
bill Of exceptions and file transcript extended. At
torneys. Archer Smith-R. q. Donaldson. Tucker.
Kenyon & Mcfarland aud ". W. Sullivan.
Assignments for to-day:
No. B. Bender Browne. Attorneys Ambrose
Gies
No. q. F1cke vs.. johnson. Attorneys, RaIston.
siddons & Richardson-GIttingz & Chamberlin.
No. 8. Elder " Tufts. Attorneys, Wheatley-
Reigwin & Coldren.
No. 30 Keezer vs. Sullivan ct al. Attorneys, Poe
& FurbershaW-Thomas.
No. "a LAnge Royal Glue Company. Attor-
neys. RalstOn. Siddons & Observation-Disclosures.
No. So United States, to use Of Moy. vs.. kings
ley Attorneys. Boyd & WilSon-HAmilton, Yerkes
& Hamilton.
No. Sc. Larner vs.. Trimble Attorneys. Peter
No. CO. Lyon vs., Barley. Attorneys. Ridout-
Wilson
No. g. Hill vs. District Of Columbia Attorneys
Donaldson & Barley-ThGnas
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WASHINGTON MARKETS.

Quotations given below are for large lotA JoObsn
prices are higher. 80
EGGs-Nesr-Sy fresh Virginia. e4as; West Viz.
ginia and Southwest Virginia. '2la2si Tennessee.
BUTTER -Egin fancy. 2asO; Western hrsts. sSssa
cHEEsE-NeW YORK State factory. new. IHsa
l5X.
PoULTRY-Chicksns, per Ib.. lsa1T; hens. Per ID.
lS14al4; roosters, per lh., sas; turkeys per lh'
lsao
DRESSED PoULTRY-HenS, ehoice. Per Ib. Is;
chickens. l6ali; roosters. per h., 10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., new. No. ]. Per 6ushel.
90; sweet IN. c., per bbl., LIS; Jams IN. Cl.
per Dbl. L2sl-5o; cabbages, 100 lbH., Sal.ooi
lettuce IN ", per bas, 5oal75; cymlines. per bbl.
6oa75 string beans per bbl., looal3; peppers, Per
cate. Sa75i tomatoes, homegrown, 6oaIsi green
SOm' nC,TsErOTn. m per doE:: iO.l'; cucum0er'' per
GREEN FRUITs-opples. per bbl., L0aAm;
oranges. California, per box +25aL5o; lemons per
box, L5Oa5oo; grape fruit per box. 2oOaaI9; pine
apples. 2oA25o; cantaloupes, per crate. Looa2S;
buShel 5Oal.T5; grapes, Niagara, per baA, loall
Delaware. II: black. lOa14; plums per Slb basket.
2aSoi damsons, per slb. basket, 5a8; Ganberrle'.
:2-qt. boxes, 20oa2Z5; chestnuts, per h., 7as
HAY AND STRAW-Hay. Western. No. J. 2.oa
A.0o; No. 2. 22Ooa225O: mixed hay, Moa20;
straw. rye bundle u-ooal2O; machine thrash. soOa
$50; straw, wheat, per ton. 65oa7oo straw oat' peE
LIVE sToCK-sheer per Ib. 2a3h; lambs.
spring, per Ib.. 5lks6; calves choice, Per b., 81;
medium, per lb Tha8
GRAIN-Wheat new. per bushel. s5as2; com.
Bhelled. old. per .bushel, 76aS; ear, per Dbl,
425a4.5O: oats. Western white. No. 2, per bushel.
Sass oats mixed per bushel. 5a53; bran, per ton.
800; middlings, per ton, 3loo.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool washed, free Of bunA
per h.. 25a26; wool, unWashed. h.. Aa2; hides,
dry, per h. l5als: green hides. Per h., 10; CALI
skins, green each, L25aL0
SEEDS-Red clover. per bushel, n.Oal23; alsike
clover Der bushel IL 50a220; white clover, BUSH
el l5OOaISOO crimson clover 375s60o; timothy. per
bushel 725a775 blue grass, per bushei, 3l5a3. 50;
redtop grass. l6.Ooa2OO per 100 lbs; alfalfa. per
busheI u50al300.
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Z. s. Court of Customs Appeals.

Present: Presiding Judge Montgomery and As
sociate Judges Smith, Barber. De Vries, and
Martin.
No. IA Stein Co.. appellants. United
States; handkerchief; argument commenced by Mr..
Henry J. Webster for the appellants continued by
Mr.. William K. Payne for the appellee and con-
cuded by Mr.. Henry J. Webster for the ap-
pellants.
No 6e2. Tuska ct al. United States; sham
rocks submitted on briefs.
No 7l2. Gage Bros. & Co, appellants. vs.. United
States: artificial flowers: submitted brief by
the appellants and argued by Mr.. William x.
Payne for the appellee
No 732 United States. appellant. vs.. Squibb &
Sons; celery seed; argued by Mr.. William X.
Payne for the appellant. and submitted on brief
for the appellees.
No 5e1. Aurola ct al. appelantS United
States; leakage; submitted briefs.
No. 6l4. John L. VandiTer appellant, United
States: corkine; submitted on briefs.
No 3l3 SonnebOn Sons appellants. vs. United
States; protest argument commenced by Mr.. Wal
ter Z. Hampton for the appellants. continued by
Mr.. William X. Payne for the appellee. and
concluded BY Mr.. Walter +. Hampton for the
appellants
No 58. Harris, appellant vs.. United States;
reappraisement Of wool; argument commenced by
Mr.. Walter f. Hampton for the appellant.
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make an addition Of nearly 100000 to
the income of the telephone trust avail
able for dividends on its common stock
This is equal to ! per cent on Telephone
common. That stock improved only
fraction to-day. but 1t has been one of
the stocks that remained strong through
all the recent smashing of records in the
street.
United States Rubber common stock
holders may be surprised tomorrow with
a dividend at the rate of per cent. II
the directors do not change their minds
overnight. it will be declared. for rormaI
decision has been rendered sy the exec
utive committee to begin the payment
A reduction by the steel trust OF y a
ton in the price of finished steel material
sold out of warehouses discouraged trad
ing in the stock Perhaps the most re-
markable thing about Steel. however.
was the fact that rumor of dividend
reduction found many persons ready TO
believe it. The steel trust is one of the
companies that need not reduce its divi-
dend even in a year of real trade depres-
sion. except as a matter of policy. 1t
has gone through some pretty bad years,
but has more than earned its dividend
rate even in the worst times.
No Fear of Outcome.
Steel is worth what it is selling for.
even If it is going TO be torn to pieces by
the government and not even the gov
ernment authorities believe that COM
plete disintegration of the trust is pos
sible. Reports from responsible authori-
ties in the steel and iron business seem
to indicate something of a revival in
business.
The plan for readjustment of the Amer
lean Tobacco Company securities will be
filed tomorrow or Friday. according to
the report current to-day Some prefes-
sional traders insist that they know the
plan of splitting the concern into three
companies has been turned down by the
government, but bankers identified with
the protective committees say there has
been no hitch OF Importance.
Atchison responded to its favorable an
nual statement. and closed with a slight
net gain
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK.

New York. Oct. 4-In the live stock market to-day
steeB steady to strong; common steers slow !;
bulls and thin steady; medium and good COWS
dull ano lower choice fat do steady. Steers, a6ja
$50; oxen 250a475; bulls, 30oa4S5; COWS, l5OaA65;
two extra do. at 5OOa52. respectively. Dressed beef
steady at saI2 per pound. Veals steady; grassers
finn; Westerns higher Veals TOOalO.75; cuIls. 5OOa
$50: gTassers. 25oa+5D;- Westerns, $50. Dressed
calves firm city dressed Veals. l2al7 country dress
cd. lOal4h.
Sheep steady; lambs strong. Sheep, 25MI25;
lambs 55Oa6 IS: culls 40. Dressed mutton slow at
6has; dressed lambs, el2al2-
Hogs firm; pigs higher. Whole range Of prices.
G aa7. 10.
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Criminal Court No. 2.
Probate Court.
nSTTCE WEIGHT


Estate Of Ella E. Esiy; exemplihed copy OF will
dated December 3 1905. filed and ancillary letters
testamentary granted TO Warren B. Esty; bond
Sc 900. Attorneys Slater & Phelps.
Estate of Elizabeth VI. LambeTtOn: letters Of ad-
miniStrstOn granted to Benjamin p. Lamberton !;
bond. $500. Attorney. g. B. Bloomer.
In Roderick D. Watson ct al; allowance or
dered for support maintenance. and education OF
ward. Attorney, VI. J. Keane.
In re Lillian E. Sullivan: James ]. Sullivan ap-
pointed guardian; bond. 500. Attorney. h. A.
Hegarty.
Estate Of Helena b. Ualcott; letters tesamentary
granted TO Charles d. walcott; bond 500 Attor-
ney. z. II. McLachlen.
Estate of Julius Warren; amended petition to re-
admit will TO probate and record. Attorney. A. w.
Gray.
In re Mary G. Fl. Collins: order to sell note for
maintenance Of award Attorney. G. E Fleming.
Estate Of Laurie J. wilkins: letters Of admnistra-
ton c. t. a. granted TO Franklin P. wilkins; bond
500 Attorney, H. W. Wheatley.
Estate Of Maggie Oliver; letters Of admin Stration
granted TO Michael Lawler; bond, 5000. Attorney.
NJ. ]. Keane.
Estate Of Walter F. Collins; will dated March 2.
1907 filed.
Estate Of Samuel ". Flynn: will dated July Is.
1877 and will dated September 8. 1910 fled.
Estate Of Laura Chambers; petition for letters Of
administration. Attorney J. F. Bundy.
Estate Cf Lula 5. Layton; order to deposit balance
Of assets in registry
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While the pronounced expansion in the
total as compared with last year is to
large extent accounted for by the in
crease at New York City, where opera
tons in the stock and other speculative
markets have been very heavy. the ex-
kibit a whole by the cities outside
that center is quite satisfactory, good
gains over last year and over EARLIER
months this year at numerous points in
Gicating generally favorable conditions.
Compared with 1909 the smaller figures at
New York result in a somewhat less
favorable showing. although the gains
reported by many cities are very large.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Oct. 4.-Time money was without ma
3 terisI change, demand continuing very light.
Ninsty-day funds are offered at "a per cent and
some loans have been made at this rate. -Four.
FIVE and six months maturities. however, are held
at irmer rates BY the banks, but demand is
trrmeiy small for them.
Rates are 3ISa3is per cent for sixty days. 3aa54s
per cent for ninety days, and 3sss4 per cent for
four five. and six months. Commercial paper is
unchanged 4lza4% for the best names.
London discounts. 57t per cent, of Ills: Paris
discounts, 81 per cent unchanged; Berlin dis
counts, per cent up T.
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United State. Commerce Court.


Present: Presiding Judge Knapp and Judges
Archibald, Hunt Garland, and Mack.
No. 3. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
ct al vA. Interstate Commerce Commission To
set aside order, Of the Interstate Commerce
Commission prescribing the rail and water rate
on boots and shoes from Boston and New York
to AoAnta. Hearing demurrer Of interTensrs
NJ. q Kiser Company and J. K. On Shoe Com
pany. Mr.. Alfred p. Thom and Mr.. John X.
Graves spoke on behalf Of the petitioners Mr.
Wimbish concluded his reply argument on behalf
Of the intervening shippers The court stated that
It would consider the motion Of the United
States to dismiss at the same time with the de-
murrer Of the intervening shippers and the case
was taken under adTisement.
Nos. 50, 81, and 81 Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe Railway Company ct al. United
States. Union Pacific Railroad Company ct al. yH
United States and Denver and Rio Grands Rail-
road Company &c al. vs.. United States. Involving
orders Of the Interstate Commerce Commission re-
lating to rates to and from the Pacific Coast
under section Of the act to regulate commerce.
known the long and short haul clause. These
cases were set for hearing on October on the
petition for q temporary restraining order.
At 4:oo p. n. court adjourned until ThursdAy
morning at 1870 O'Clock.
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Canal Zone Postal Banks.

President Taft has signed an execu-
tive order establishing a postal savings
system bank in the Canal Zone. The
bank will begin operation November s.
The canal bank will not be under the
POst-office Department nor will II pay
interest on deposits. 5t will be under the
direction of the Isthmian Canal Commits
sion, and will serve only as a depos-
itory for funds of employees who may
not care to trust local institutions
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Bristol Road Boosters.

Officials of the Southern Commercial
Congress are preparing a reception for a
PARTY of twenty good-road boosters
now en- route from Bristol. Tenn. The
party is travelling in four automobiles
and is expected here Monday. The OBJ
Ject of the trip is to awaken interest
along the route of the proposed notIonaI
highway from Bristol. Tenn, to Wash
ington The route lies through Rich
mond, which is cooperating with Wash
inton and Bristol in the project
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Circuit Court NO. I.


No. 523l Billiard vs.. American Security and
Trust Company; verdict for plaintiff for 500 and
Judgment forthwith. Attorneys Z T. CoIaday-
Ccrcorau Thom and Nathaniel Wilson.
No. 5so55 Van Sendeui vs.. Breneman; Judgment
by default. Attorney. Charles Poe.
No. s2sF. Haller ct al. Robbins. executor;
given to jury Attorneys, Charles Poe-RAlston.
Siddons & Richardson.
No. 52sG. Abrahams ". Hesse; order substituting
Southern Railway Company and Jewellers Safety
Fund Society as defendants and for e B. HeSs
to turn over to the clerk diamonds. Attorneys.
w T. Amhrose-E II. Thomas
Assignments for to-day;
No. Z. Harold W. Phillips Newspaper Service w.
Thomas Ct al. AtirTieJ, Leckie. Coz & Kratz and
J. T. ShsTrier-Hnl.
No. 8. vemilHou ". Lord Attorneys. Sher-
man Loughran- Richardson 4 Shreye.
No. .. Lamson Andrrwa. Attorneys. Douglas
-& Baker-Hamiiton. Yerkes Hsmilton.
No. S. Stewart ". Roche e al Attorneys.
Rhodes-Thomas 4 Harlow.
No. y. Tibbsts W Lincoln q al Attornsya
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

SaIes-Rcgular call Il O'Clock noon.
Washington Gas Is $50 at 10
Capital Traction IS. 900 at no. 81 90 at 10.
Sl.OO0 al IlO 5000 at 10 SlCOO at 10.
Emerson Steam Pump s.. 100 at SIS, $1,000 al
s.
Capital Traction. at l&'a.
Norfolk & Western Steamboat s. 800 at lOihs.
Pruyident Savings Bank. 50 at 9.
Mergenthaler 2 at II.
Washington Railway X Electric A. 81 900 at silt
81 900 at si@s.
tiraphophone pfd.. 10 AZ 2. 10 at =.
Washington Gas S. 5000 at IlO}.
GAS BONDS
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Lawsuits.

No. 53sse. Virginia H. BoFee Us. Washington
Turkish Bath Company: certiorari. Defendants 5
attorneys. Higgins. Mcneil & Evans.
No. $500 Stone & Fairfax Ts. Mrs McBryon
same. Defendants attorney. z. y. Hopewell.
No. 5299l. Metropolitan Loan and Trust Com
Pany Lafayette b. Eaton; Judgment Municipal
Court, SO Attorney, Z. L. Gies.
No 53992 James +. Taylor Capital Traction
Company: damages. $4,000. Attorney, T. c. Brad
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotations furnished by W. b. Hibbs & Co,
members Of the Chicago Stock Exchange, Hibos
Building.
Chicago. Oct. 4.-Wheat weak to-day and
closed lower December. Sl.; May. n5Salo35;
July 997s.
Com was strong on good buying by longs. De
cember 64&sa6i2l: May, G5laa65Ss
Oats were strong and closed at slight advance.
with the exception Of December. December, a.
May 5OLa5OA,
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.

Chicago Oct. 4-Hay market firm. Receipts,
lZe tons: shipments, q tons. Choice timothy, 210
a24 80: clover l0cOal4G; Kansas and Oklahoma
prairie. choice. l6Ooale-50; Iowa Minnesota DsHo0'
and N.braska choice Is 5oal6oo: Illinois, Indiana,
and Wisconsin feeding prairie sooaloo; rye straw,
5as 90: oat straw 70oa75D; wheat straw, 5oca5.0.
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rovned Near San Antonio, Tex.

Word was received here yesterday by
relatives Of Mrs. Myron A. Pearce, OF
San Antonio. Tex, OF the drowning or
Aer son, Stanley, twenty-one years old.
near San Antonio. Mrs. Pearce is sis
ter of Mrs. w. W. Delano and Mrs. Flora
+. Hodge, 1913 Newton street, this city.
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FINANCIAL.

REAL ESTATE LOANS.
Made at Lowest Rates of Interest.
W. H WALKER, 729 18th St. NV.
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Equity Suits.

No 35l3. Harry A. Perkins Emma A. Per
kns: divorce. Attorney. Charles Bendheim.
No. 3BH. Eva V. Woodward vs.. Charles l.
WoodNard: maintenance. Attorney I. r. Hit.
No. 35I5. Ernest Parsons Florence L. Par
sons ct al; divorce. Attorney, W. H. Holloway.
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Criminal Court No. L.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. 2l6s. United States VS.. Rebecca Harris; as
sault with dangerous weapon; plea guilty.
No. 27l6 United States vs. Archie Rice; rob
berry: plea not guilty.
No. 277l2 United States vs. Robert Nelson; as
sault with dangerous weapon; same.
No. Z78. United States vs.. Joseph Green
same; plea guilty.
No. z62l. United States vs. John Bradford ;
same; plea guilty. Sentenced to workhousc for six
months.
No. I'D United States vs.. Charles Price: same
plea Luilty. Sentenced TO workhouse for six
months
No. 1854. United States vs.. Nicholas Young
same; plea not guilty.
No. NT33. United States vs.. Leon Marks; house
breaking and lArcey; plea guilty.
No 27sO. United States Charles l.. Wood
ward: nonsuppOrt: defendant committed and bail
fixed at 500.
No 95el3 United States vs.. John H. Fisher:
libel: sentenced to Jail for eleven months and
tWenty-nme days.
United States VS.. James Hill. grand larcey; YER
dict guilty; remanded.
Assignments for to-day
United States vs.. Thomas Taylor.
United States Oscar Dickson.
United States vs.. Jesse Briscoe.
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
No. Seo3 United States vs.. Grant Dorsey and
Thomas ]. Scott: robbery: nolle pros.
No 1881. United States William Henson EN-
bezzlement; plea guilty.
No E6s7. United States vs. Carl Davis: house
breaking and larceny: plea guilty; sentenced to
penitentiary for two yeats.
Assignments for to-day:
United States vs.. Frederick Berry.
United States ~. John Jones.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

ouotari, ms furnished by w B. Hib5s & Co. mem
bers If the New York Stock Exchange Hibbs
Building.
Can mCae,: Orcn , high - low. ;: close. 2's.
SALE OF SHARES BY HOURS.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY ". B. Hibh & Co,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building
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FINANCE AND REALTY

The demand for investment securities
continued good at the meeting of the
Stock Exchange yesterday. Bonds to a
face value of S11,60O were traded in, a
number Of transactions involving hither-
to inactive securities,
There was almost no demand for
stocks, even old favorites being deserted.
Five shares of Traction sold for 1881;
Mercy registered a one point advance on
a two-share sale, touchings126 for the
first time in more than a week; Provi-
dent Savings sold at 9, and twenty shares
of GRAPHIC preferred went at q.
The rest of the transactions were in
the bond list. Traction 5s met the most
pronounced demand, selling to a face
value Of 5000 at 110 A $500 per cent
Gas bond brought ITO. Emerson Steam
Pump IS were we'll in the fore, selling
to a face value of $1,000 at 651s and S..
Steamboat IS showed unexpected strength,
selling a small bond at 104A. Electric IS
went from S4K to S49s on two 81 900 sales.
Tension Becoming Less.
The tension which has marked business
conditions in Washington for the last
month is becoming less pronounced, and
the situation is generally admitted to be
improving. The banks are still holding
on to their money and going very slowly
on loans, but there is no apparent i'm
mediate danger Of an increase in interest
rates.
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bank Exchanges Increase.

Bank exchanges for September. accord
ing to the statement compiled by r. G..
Dun & Co., which inclndes returns from
1l2 leading centers of the United States.
reflect a seasonable volume of payments
through the banks, the total aggregat-
ing s12, ACC, ,1l2,l6S, an increase of 105 per
cent over the corresponding month a
year ago, but a loss of 76 per cent over
1909.
Washington shows a smaller rate per
cent increase over the figures for Sep
tember, 1910. than does any other of the
twelve centers named in the South
Atlantic section. The rate per cent of
increase is 81 while the average rate
per cent is 1879 Macon, Ga. with an in
crease of 1908 per cent increase, leads
the van. Washingtons exchanges for
September, 1911, amounted to S26, 635. .J02
The figures for September. 1910. are s25,
695. $40
The figures for the South Atlantic sec
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MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.

largest Morning Circulation.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs Co.
lembers Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1911-03-30
W.. SCHELL

There we're continued breaks
down at the big mill last week,
but the air pump, and the dunn
my kept continuously at work.
Mrs. Ella Jones, John Tiller
and a number of others here and
in the community have been real
sick with Roseola the past week.
1t seems that it takes those
pine logs across the Vernon and
Wausau road long time to rot
out. What shame in a county
as well advertised as is Wash
ington county.