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The Washington herald., 1911-10-08
WASHINGTON MARKETS.

Quotations given below are for l,rEs lotA Jobbs1'
prices are higher.
EGGs-Near-by fresh Virginis. 2a2s: West yir-
ginia and Southwest Virginia. 2AZSi Tennessee. IA
BUTTER-ElSiu t,ncy. oOaSl; Western first, ~,
%: seconds, Ga&.
cHEEsE-Nrv YORK State factory. new. INA
l5H.
PoULTRY-Chickens pcr lb. lSalS; hens, Der
ID, "A; rposters PER H.. sao; turkeys. per h. lsa0
DRESSED PoULTRY-Hens, choice. per h.. Is;
chickens, l6al7; rooSters. per h., 10
VEGETABLEs-Potatoes. new. No. l, per bushel.
20; sweets IN. c.. per bbl., L5oa2oo; yams IN. O..
per bbL. LSal;5o; cabbages. 100 lbs. Saloo:
onions, per bushel. sSaLoo; caulihower. PER Dbl.
2Oa32; eggplant, per crate 40a75 lettuce IN. ~.
per basket. 5hl25; cymlings. per bbL. 6a75; string
beans, per bbl, aa75 peppers per bbl. 6a76; toma-
toes home grown, 5a75: green corn, home grown.
per doz., Sa0; cncmbers. per basket, Sa75; celery,
GREEN FRUIrS-AppleS per b6L. l.oOaLOo:
oranges. California, PEI box. aooaSTS; lemons, per
box, 475a550; grapefruit. per box, L5a5oo; pine
apples, l5oa2oO; cantaloupes, per crate Looa2ss;
peaches. per crate La225; pears, Bartletts 5OaIT5
per bushei grapes, Niagara per basket, pall; Della
ware loall Concord, lOal2, pfuns per slb. basket.
3a3o; dansOuS per slb. basket, 25a1; cranberries.
2duaT boxes. 2ooa2E; chestnuts, PER h.. 4a5.
HAY AND STRAW-Hay. Western. No. /. Z.5Oa
24.oo; No. 2 2OaZ25O: mixed hay, l8ooa2oo
straw. rye. bundle. noOal2oO; machine thrash. soOa
$50; straw. wheat per ton. s5Oa7oo; straw ost per
LIVE sTOCK-sheer. per Ib. 2aJH: lambs
spring. per H.. 5sAs; calves, choice. per lh. 81;
medium. per ID. r4Aa
GRAIN-Whest new, per bushel. s6ase; corn.
Ihelled. I'D, PER bushel. 76a5: ear. per Dbl.
4.2aIO; cats Western white, No 2 per buShel.
Sass: oats mixed. per bushel 5laS3; bran per ton
8-oo; middlings, per ton Ioo.
WOOL AND HIDES-WOol washed free of burTs.
per H., Aa25; wool, unwashed. per lh, Dali hides
dry, Per h.. lalS; green hides, H.. TO- calfskin,
green, each, 25al 20.
SEEDS-Red clover. per bushel II. 50al2Z5: alSiks
clover, per huShel II 5al2Zj: white clover uer bush
el l5O0alS00; crimson clover. 375a50o: timothy per
bushel, 7.a5as.00; blue gTass, per blshe 3l5a35O
redtop grass. l6na2On per 100 lbs: alfalfa. per
bUShel, Il. 50al3OO
The Washington herald., 1911-10-08

Virginia Arsts, u; Southern. North Carolina. loss
on. Za25k; guinea eggs, doz, llal2
4 HAY-No. l timothy, A5oa2Aoo; No. I. ZOa
725o; No. ) B0oa2o. 90; choice clover mixed. l6oa
2oo; No. mixed Loo; No mixed. H5oa
MOO; No. clover, H.o0; No. clover. RsoaD.oo;
meadow grass and packing hay, AooalbW; no
made hay ss to kind, quality. and condition sOOA
srRAw-No 1 straight rye straw. Booals.oo; No.
do, H.0oalaoo; No. tangled rye straw, A0a
800; No. wheat straw, lo.ooalloo; oat straw nOo
Gz0N
MILL FEED-spring bran, in lcolb sacks. per
ton. &ooa5.5O; Western middlingS, in loO-lb sacks,
per ton. 20oa9.5; -four to white middhngs, In lOO-
lb. sacks. per ton, 20oa33oo; City Mills middling.
in loo-lb. sacks, per ton, 8Sea20 90; City Mills
bran, IN loOlb sacks. per ton, 8.5Oa9 o.
WHEAT-Stock In elevators, 2,o9.IB bushels;
shipments from eleTators g. so bushels. The mod
crate arrivals Of Southern wheat are meeting with
prompt sales. and the market Is steady a quoted.
Sales Of cargOes on grade at eih for No. red
and H& for steamer. Bag lots by sample. aS to
quality and condition, brought 8 per bushe1. For
eign markets were frmeT.
CORN-StOck in elevators, B395 bushels; snip
ments from elevators. s.S53 bushels There was .
good and constant demand for prime Southern corn
to-day, but the smallness Of offerings checked &C
tivity Track yellow corn for domestic delivery.
76i1aH per bushel for lots on spot The mod
crate arrivals Of prime nearby old cob corn con-
tinue to find attention. and the market Is steady
on q basis Of LloaLB per Dbl
The Washington herald., 1911-10-08
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. HIbbs 4 o., msm-
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hib6s
Building.
New York. Oct. New low records were made
in some options to-day Of the cotton market after
threatened frost damage and stronger Liverpool
cables had brought about q small rally. There was
no change Of position on the part Of the prumi-
nent operators. The volume Of the receipts forbds
heavy speculative support unless serious clrtaiment
Of crop estimates took place from some cause
Frost IN the Northwest and predictions o lower
temperatures for the Texas pan handle and
Oklahoma frightened few small traders into
covering. but before the market closed nearly the
lowest prices q the registered for the
early months and the lowest quotations traded
in for MarCh and May.
The Liverpool market had closed at the hour of
the New York opening at advance d l point
TO decline Of II points in futures. Spot cotton
pTiccs were unchanged, with sales Of 1000 bales.
Liverpool cables stated that operators feared frost
and covered short contracts for this reason.
Frost is quite likely develop in the latitude Of
the Memphis district next week. From the outlook
II does not promise TO be severe and the crop be-
ing marketed is In a greater percentage free from
this kind Of injury than any crop record, except
which harvested in 1896. The most serious
injury TO the growing crop would be from storm
damage from the Gulf Of Mexico and there Is
nothing in the forecast to suggest this develop
ment
The Washington herald., 1911-10-08
EXHIBITORS BUSY
ON FOOD DISPLAY
Baby Contest an Added Fea-
ture at Big Show.

Arrangements are rapidly approaching
completion for the fourth national food
show and Industrial exposition, to be
held at Convention Hall November to
Is, under the auspices OF the Retail
Grocers' Protective Association of the
District Of Columbia.
DR.. Harvey w. Wiley, chief chemist OF
the Department OF Agriculture, Will be
one of the principal speakers on the
opening night. Secretary Of Agriculture
Wilson has been invited to install ex-
hibits in the show from the Bureau OF
Animal Industry. Bureau OF Nutrition
Investigations, and Bureau of Chemistry.
The local health department, the sealer
Of weights and measures, and the de-
partment of cookery in the District
schools have been invited to install ex-
hibIts. The Retail Grocers' Association
will give prizes in connection with these
features.
One Of the largest spaces in the hall
will be occupied with an exhibit from
the Borden Condensed Milk Company, Of
New York. which will conduct baby
contest that Is expected to interest every
mother in Washington. Valuable prizes
will be awarded. This same company
carried on a similar contest in Baltimore
recently, when 4, 900 infants were entered
The details will be announced in about
ten days.
This food show. as was its predeces-
sors, is being staged by the Retail
Grocers' Association of this city. The
following are its officers: F. A. Dodge,
president; ]. II. Goodrich, first vice pres
ident: c. E. Bohannon. second vice pres
ident; z. z. Fisher, treasurer. and Perry
p. Patrick, secretary. Trustees. c. v.
Sparrow, r. E. Smith, R. A. Rollins. L
F. Lusby, ]. d. Rollins, Al. A Lusby,
F. A. Newman, ]. Brayshaw, jr., II. S.
Haight, w. T. Davis, and NJ. ]. Whelan.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-08

New York. Oct 7.-Stocks were dull
throughout the season to-day, only two
issues attracting attention. These were
Beet Sugar and Chalmers bonds.
Stock of the Beet Sugar Company ad-
vanced sharply to within a fraction of
its high record price. AIlis-Chalmers
bonds broke to a new low record price.
AIlis- s-Chalmers stock also reached new
low records, the common at and the
preferred at 13 A sharp advance in ster-
ling exchange forecast another rise in
the Bank of England's bank rate for
the coming week. This advance Of the
English bank rate is due primarily to the
enormous volume Of American Cotton 1t
is taking.
The Tobacco plan is expected on Tues
day.
The bank statement showed substantial
decreases in all the important items.
Declines Are shown.
Activity in the stock market the past
week was at the expence Of quoted
values, nearly all the leaders showing
some declines. These declines, however,
were not important and there was evil
dence that strong, even though tempo
rary, support is under the market. Violent
movements in either direction are not
wanted. The market has discounted the
crop disaster, and a great deal more, so
that the strongest financial interests are
anxious to let it rest a while to see
whether something favorable may not
develop in the political situation.
Perhaps most important Of the news
announcements of the week were the
declaration of a dividend at the rate of
( per cent on Rubber common and the ad-
mission by President VAIL of the Amer
lean Telephone and Telegraph Company
and of the Western Union Telegraph
Company. that on securing an interest
in the Western Union it was discovered
that some campaign contributions were
carried as assets in the surplus account.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-08
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Oct. 7.-MILLFEED-Stroug inactive
dealings. Spring bran, 800; standard middlings.
23lO: Western red dog, 90; winter wheat bran In
lOOpouDd sacks TO arrive 2. 40; city bran, in bulk,
$50
OATS-steady; inquiry light. No. white. 81;
No. white, 55is; standards, 53iI, elevator basis;
ungTaded on tracks 55a56h.
FLOUR-Firm; light dealings Kansas straights.
LsOa5lO TO- in sacks; spring patents. 55a6oo in bar
rels spring clears L5OaL75; soft winter straights,
L25aL50.
RYE FLoUR-Steady: trade is dull. Choice
brands quoted at 4sOaIO.
CORNMEAD-Strung; dealings are small. Kiln
dried for export 36O coarse meal, in bags, L+4a
Lac.
BUCRwHEAT FLOUR-Quiet as season has
hardly opened. Choice to fancy mainly nominal at
2s5a3 10.
HAY-Receipts, GID tons; firm: light inquiry.
Prime new timothy. LIS; No. l, Id; No. ,, LIZA
LIS; No. s. l.OoaLlO.
STRAw-Receipts. 10 tons; steady; quiet trade.
Long rye quoted at aasi.
BEEF-steady; business is quiet. Packet. l3cOa
1880; family, B6alLO
PORK-Steady; inquiry is slow. Mess, EooaE.2S;
family, l9OOa2.Oo
LARD-Firm limited business Prime Western.
e65: refined continent e.s5; South American. 1910;
refined Brazilian, in kegs lid; oleostearine. ION
lard stearine nfeless. New York, l0isall
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New Low Record by ALEs-C Chalmers Dividend
on Rubber One of the Important An
of fho Wook

These contributions were small, but they
established the principle that ruled be-
fore the telephone trust got control 1t
is hardly necessary TO add that the prin-
ciple is disapproved by President Vail,
who earned the confidence Of the invest
ing public by writing on from Western
Unions surplus the campaign contribu-
tions and other worthless accounts
Great expectations were raised over a
dividend Immediately on American Beet
Sugar common. but readers of this col
umn have bought and are holding beet
sugar stock on the definite promise of a
dividend at the rate of per cent some
time in the calendar year 1911. There is
no promise that It will be declared on
any particular date, but 1t will be de-
clared in 1911.
Strike Practically Over.
The Hartman properties were quiet
throughout the week, owing to the strike
on tine system. The strike has already
failed, although it is still in progress
Five Of the unions involved have asked
to be released from responsibility and
have given as one of their reasons that
they fear they are violating the Sher-
man antitrust law. Their fears are well
founded, and Attorney General Wicker
sham should realize that II is his duty to
enforce the Sherman antitrust law
against organized labor as against organ
lied capital. for the law does not stipu-
late its victims.
Considerable market hesitation was
caused by the delay in announcing Off
cially the plan for reorganizing the Amer
lean Tobacco Company. Bankers identi-
fed with the reorganization say the plan
will go through practically as outlined
in this column.
The new attack by Attorney General
Wickersham on the anthracite coal trust
received serious consideration in Wall
street. for it is generally believed it will
succeed. Anthracite freight rates are
about double the rate on bituminous coal,
and the high rates shut out many indie
pendent producers.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-08
Petitions to Dissolve.

Capitalized at $4,000. of which amount
S124,3SO is paid in, the Protective Cor
poration. of Syracuse. has petitioned the
Supreme Court at Syracuse for an order
permitting it to dissolve and to pay of
the shareholders with stock of the Com
mercial Fire Insurance Company Of
" ashington. The Commercial Fire In
surance Company was chartered in 1890
and its president is w. S. Hoge.
The entire paid capital OF the Protec-
tive Corporation has been used for :he
purchase OF Commercial Company stock,
Of which it now holds A,079 shares or
more than a controlling interest. The
last dividend declared by the CONNER
cial Company was in 1911 and was per
cent.
Judge Ashley NJ. Gould. one of the
directors of this company, said last night
that the stockholders had all agreed to
the proposed change, and that it was
exclusively for their benefit.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-08
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

SaIes-ReEuIar call. II O'Clock noon
Columbia Railroad IS, $500 at 1914.
Potomac Electric Cons S. 81 900 at lolii. 81 ,OoO
at lOlt4. 5000 at lOlls. 5000 Al IOlh. 5000 At
lOIH 5000 at lU4. 5000 at 1914. 1900 at 1olh
S. 900 at loIh 5000 at lOlh. 5000 at lOlI. S1,OO
at l0lh. 5000 at l0Ih. $1,000 at lOll1, 5000 at
IOlh, 81 900 at 1918. 81 900 at lOlA.
Chesapeake 4 Potomac Telephone IS, 100 at
IO3<.
Washington Railway & Electric pfd., at Sc.
Washington Gas at Gk
MerEenthaer Linotype. at 2S56, S at Z87s, 2 at
go 10 at Z29S.
After call-Washington Gas . at 6S
Potomac Electric Cons. S. 5000 at l0IS.
Following quotations were posted yesterday:
GAS honda
The Washington herald., 1911-10-08
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Oct. Money call was nominal ,
~ per cent to-day During the week the market
quiet with rates for stock exchange loans rang
ing between IA and IA per cent.
Time money has been very quiet throughout the
week, the demand being at minimum. Rates, ga
ga per cent for sixty days; 81 per cent for ninety
days and 3Aa4 per cent for four to six months.
Mercantile paper has been without change.
Berlin discounts were y per cent lower and Am
sterdam L. Vienna \ per cent higher.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-08
HIS MOTHER SEEKS $7S4.
Henry 1. Krous and Wife Sued for
Services.

Henry 1. Krous, Of 14O2 Fifth street
northwest, and his wife, Mrs. Catherine B,
Krous, were made defendants yesterday
in a suit for S734. filed against them by
Krous' mother for services as cook and
Iaundress in their home.
Too much mother-in-law" was the
plea set UP by Mrs. H. !. Krous couple
of months ago, when ner husband filed
suit for divorce, naming a correspondent.
The mother-in-law in the case claims in
the bill of particulars, filed yesterday,
that she did about all the housework at
the Krous home for four years, and that
her services were worth SIS a month.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-08
R,iIro.d Strike settled.

Atlanta, Ga. Oct. IA message to-
day from Chairman Teat. Of the boerd
of directors of the Brotherhood Of Loco
motive Fireman and Enginemen. says
the strike of the firemen on the Georgia
and Florida Railroad is settled. The
men win get 50 per cent OF engineers
pay, as demanded.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-08
HEADS NAVAL OBSERVATORY.
Capt. J. L. Jayne Succeeds Com
mndore Veeder, Retired.

Capt. ]. L. Jayne, U. S. N. has been
ordered to duty as superintendent of the
Naval Observatory here, succeeding Com
modore T. E. ID. w. Veeder, retired. who
has been on active duty since his retire.
ment on June 30, 1910.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-08
HOSPITAL IS GUARANTEED.
Cases of Diphtheria
Develop at Columbia.

Develop at Columbia.
The District health department yester-
day ordered that Columbia Hospital be
placed under quarantine, following the
development of twenty-three cases Of
diphtheria since last Tuesday. No new
patients for the present will be admitted
to the hospital nor will visitors be al
lowed in the buildings.
The cases are very mild, and Health
Officer Woodward announced yesterday
afternoon that the situation is well in
hand and that no further spread OF the
disease is anticipated. The epidemic
started last Tuesday, when enc Of the
nurses connected with the institution was
discovered to have the disease. Other
cases among the patients and nurses de-
veloped rapidly.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-08
Court of Appeals.

Assignments for October 9:
No. 3ll Cults ct al. Fisher. Attorneys,
Hemphill, Henderson, Robson & Calhoun-WilSon,
Huidekoper Cobb & Wright, and Clements
Special calendar:
No. Z United States eH rel. Moser rs. Secretary
Of Navy Attorneys. King-WilSon & Huidekoper
No. 10. Frisby vs. United States. Attorneys,
DaTis-Wilson.
Regular calendar:
No. 22le Chapman vs. Capital Traction Com
pany. Attorneys Bailey-PeIry & Son.
No 2265 Magruder ct al. rs. Drury ct al At
torneys. Wilson 4 WilSon-Darlington.
Special calendar:
No. Is United States eI rel. Frank s. Lang
vs.. Commissioner Of Patents. Attorneys, Crichton
Clarke-Whitshead.
Regular cali:
No. 2ss New York Continental Jewell Filtration
Company vs. Doyle. Attorneys, Hayden-Doyle,
Douglas Obear.
Special calendar:
No. g. Dufour vs.. United States AttorneyA
Sohon, Sullivan & LAtimer-Wison Huidekoper
No. Il Pierce vs.. United States. Attorneys,
Worthington-Wilson & Proctor.
Regular call:
No. 22ss Union Savings Bank rs. Carnegie Trust
Company ct al Attorneys, Siddons-Minor.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-08
ST. JOHNS STUDENTS MEET.
Brother Andrew COnEratuIates Roll
of Honor ROys.

Students of st. Johns College gathered
in the auditorium Friday for the double
purpose of honoring the Sacred Heart
by the league devotions and the month
ly exercises connected with the inscrip-
ton of the students names upon the roll
of honor.
The student body looks forward each
month with pleasure for its well-earn-
ed prize, which consists Of a half-holiday
every month.
The president of the college, Brother
The Washington herald., 1911-10-08

Andrew, closed the exercises with
short address, in which he congratulated
the successful students upon their we'll
earned reward and upon the largely In
creased student body over former years
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jenkins Marriage AnnuIled.

The marriage of Charles R. Jenkins and
Bertha Jenkins was yesterday declared
null ana void by Chief Justice clabaugh,
upon 'petitIon of the husband. Attorney
Edmund Darlington appeared for Jen-
lrfna
The Washington herald., 1911-10-08
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotations furnished BY W. B. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the Chicago Stock EIckAnEs. Hlbbs
Building
ports Of good weather in the wheat belt. Deem
Der, gS; May, lo3H; July, s9H.
Com was generally strong. but trading was mar
row. December eibGa64A; May 65A.
Cats showed fractional recessions light trad
ing December. 47l4a47H; May, son.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-08
Circuit Court NO. L.
u1srICE sTAFFnRn

No. s23ea. HaIler ct al. vs. Robbins, executor
order granting motion Of plaintiff to waive entry
Of Judgment on verdict q October Z, 1sll.
Assignments for October .:
Electric Company. AttuDeys, Ray Braddock-
Darlington.
No. Is. KaSeney Va American Security and
thaniel Wilson. O. r. Wilson, and Bride.
No. q. Baker yA Capital Tnetion Company
AttOrnssA DoWnins q BsnT-Pg1 , Son and
The Washington herald., 1911-10-08
Lawsuft.

No Ss22 william De Atley Va Amanda De Al
ley ct al; diTorce. Attorney. J. A. Dishes.
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FINANCE AND REALTY

An investment demand with Consoli-
dated IS attracting practically all the at
tention featured the session Of the WASH
ington Stock Exchange yesterday after
noon. It was the first Saturday session
since June, when the weekend adjourn
ments were begun.
A fair volume Of business was rolled
up and prices were steady with an up
ward tendency in some instances. The
close OF the weeks business showed q
pronounced improvement over preceding
weeks for the last two months. The
summary of trading since Monday
showed a total OF 1883 shares traded in.
while bonds to the face value Of $60, 900
were sold.
An increasing confidence in the mar
ket and the stability Of issues listed on
the local board has marked the course
Of the trading this week. With few ex-
ceptions any change in price level has
been for the better and almost no re-
gressions were registered.
Selling to a face value of S21, 900, most
ly in 5000 bonds, Consolidated per
cents met a strong demand with stead
mess. Most of the sales were at IOI l-2,
the opening price. though the last went
at 101 3-S. No explanation was offered
which has proven popular lately with
investment seekers.
A $500 per cent bond Of the Columbia
Railway sold at 101 is, and a Telephone
brought 1OS IA, and there was no other
transactions in the bond list.
Among the stocks there was little &C.
tivity. Railway preferred registered a
fractional advance, selling six shares at
So. Washington Gas also advanced. The
closing price Friday was S6 rs. Yester-
day Gas brought S71-4 on a fractional
sale and 81 3-S on an after call sale OF
twenty shares.
There was a good demand for Mercy
which made the sharpest advance OF any
stock. Friday Merg closed at 22S 1-2
Yesterday It opened at 22S rs. jumped tC
go on a third and fractional sale. and
then slipped back to 229 3-S on a ten.
share transaction, a net advance of one.
half point over the opening and Is
over the closing price for Friday.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-08
COURT RECORD
Saturday, October z, 1919

Dunlop.
No. 81. TIbbets vs. Lincoln ct al AttOneys,
Leckie Fulton & Cox-Ralston, Siddons Richard
son and Thomas.
No. E Marshall vs. Beidenheimsr. Attorneys.
Syme-Tobriner.
No. 81. Thompson vs. Anaeostia and Potomac
River Railroad Company. Attorneys, Richardson &
Shreve, ir.-DarIngton.
No. $. Richardson vs.. Potomac Electric Power
Company Attorneys. Richardson X Merillat-Dari-
ingtOn.
No. 81. Fry. administrative, vs. Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company. Attorneys. Donaldson
Hamilton, Colbert, Yerkss & Hamilton.
No. 50. DaiSh, administrator, TS Gray. Attor-
neys, Thomas & Howard-Smith.
Circuit Court No. 2.
JUsTICB GOULD.
Assignments for October 9, 1911:
No. I6 Bender vs. Browne. Attorneys, Ambrose
SiSs; Sa. %. Kstlss. BY friend. VS.. Sullivan ct al
Attorneys, Poe & Furbershaw-ThomaS.
No S: Laner vs.. Trinbls AttOrneyS' Peter
No. 60. Lyon vs.. Bailey. Attorneys. RidOut-wn-
son.
No 6. BoTello vs.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys, Harlow-Darlingtou
No TO- Herbert vs. City and Suburban Railway
Company. Attorneys. Gittinss Chamberlin-Dar-
No Y RosAsco by friend. vs.. Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Company. Attorneys. CaHington q
Johnson-Hamilton, Colbert Yerkes & Hamilton
and Thomas
No T6. Sass vs. Capital Traction Company
Attorneys Lester-PerTy & Son and Dunlop.
No. 7S Collapsible Hanger Company v. Ameri-
can Security and Trust Company, eIecutorA At
torneys johnson, Hamilton YerkeS& Hamilton
Nath. & C. R. Wilson and P. Z. Lesh-
The Washington herald., 1911-10-08

No sloOo stone & Fairfax vs.. Mrs II. G.
Bryan: Judgment Municipal Court IS Attor-
neys. Brandenburg & Brandenburg.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W B. HfBbs 4 Co., mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hbbs
Building
Call money: Open. ?; high, "a low, ?; close, %.
SALE OF SHARES BY HOURS.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-08
shannon & Luchs Sale.

Shannon & Luchs real estate brokers,
have sold the two-story brick dwelling
at 1o5 Twentieth street northwest for
Edwin NJ. Dulln to Mrs. Minnie Mohl.
who will hold the property as an invest
ment. This is one of three buildings re-
Gently completed by Mr.. Dulin, all of
which were sold within a short time. The
consideration in the transaction was
about s., ,000
The Washington herald., 1911-10-08
Georgetown Property Sold.

c. Irving Wood has sold for Frederick
A. Linger the house at 1903 T street
northwest. This property is a two-story
brick dwelling with six rooms. tiled bath
and furnace heat. 1t occupies a lot % by 80
feet. 1t is one Of the row recently built
by Harry Kite. The consideration was
$315O -
The Washington herald., 1911-10-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

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