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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-29

Tomorrow afternoon members of the
Womens Clubs of Lake County will
meet in the auditorium of the Lincoln
Jefferson College of Law in South HON.
man street for a very interesting ses-
sion. The members of the Hammond
Woman's Club will be hostesses. Mrs
Ralph w. Ross is chairman and Mrs.
s. E. Swain, vice chairman of the days
committee but all the departments OF
the club are assisting with the prepa-
rations for Reciprocity Day" The
presidents of the out of town clubs
will be in the receiving line with Mrs.
j. NJ. Turner. president of the Ham
mond Womans Club to see that all the
members become acquainted. The
committee desires that the members
wear card with their name the name
of the club to which they belong and
the town from which they come. Each
club will be represented on the pro-
gram will consist of music and papers
on subjects of interest to club women
and will be as follows:
Greeting Mrs. r. w. Ross
Hammond Woman's Club.
Club Women in Civic Life.
-....... Mrs. Robt. E. Humphreys
Whiting Fortnightly Club.
Vocal Solo-Selected ..........
Mrs. l.. L. Bomberger
Hammond Woman's Club.
Club Women in Politics. ......
Mrs. J. c. Gibbs
Crown Point Study Club.
Club Women In The Home.
........M Mrs. William Mead
East Chicago Tuesday Reading Club
Rhapsody in G. minor.
........ Mrs. Marshall NJ. Day
Indiana Harbor Round Table Club.
Opportunities for Lake County Club
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-29
MRS. LANcsErH A HOSTESS.

The members of the r. A. E. Club
spent an enjoyable afternoon as the
guests of Mrs. r. Langseth at her
home in East Carroll street yesterday.
Mrs. Langseth entertained at a thimble
party and the hours until four-thirty
o'clock were occupied with needle
work after which the guests were in
vited into the dining room nd served
with dainty two course luncheon
The table was prettily appointed In
pink and white and a bowl of roses
decorated the center of the table. The
members will meet again in two weeks
on Thursday afternoon. April 18th and
the hostess will be named later.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-29
AN AFTERNOON PARTY.

An enjoyable meeting of the men,
bers of the Colonial Club took place
yesterday afternoon and Mrs. Clark
Leaning of South Holman street was
hostess at the meeting. 1t was the
first social meeting of the members in
several weeks and they spent the
hours pleasantly with music and needle
work. A prettily appointed luncheon
was served at four o'clock. In two
weeks on Thursday afternoon. April
18th the members will be the guests OF
Mrs. ]. Wesley Reed at thimble
party at her home in Ridge Road.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-29
A STUDY MEETINc.

The members of the history commit
tee of the Hammond Woman's Club
will meet with Mrs. Leo Wolf at her
home in South Holman street, Monday
afternoon, April 1st- An an interest
ing program has been prepared by the
committee Of which Mrs. ]. c. Graves
is chairman. The social hour will be
charge of Mrs. J. T. Hutton, Mrs. J. r
Fitzgerald Mrs. c. G. Kingwill Mrs F.
H. Hosler Mrs. s. E. SWAIN and Mrs.
A. F. Knots. The following program
will be given:
Political Problems of Russia. ..
Mrs. J. w Davis
Reading 5000 Mrs. Frank Hammond
Nihilism. ............ Mrs. J. c. Graves
instrumental Selection. ........ The
Misses Gertrude and Mildred Shearer
Present Day Problems In Russia. =.
Observation-Disclosures. Mrs. NJ. NJ Bruce
Group of Songs Mrs. George Hannauer
A SOCIAL SESSION.
| The young women of the r. F. So
ciety were pleasantly entertained by
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-29
A SOCIAL SESSION.

Miss Kerr, Miss Rifenburg and Miss
Coleville were hostesses at the meet
ing of the Presbyterian Social Club
last evening in the parlors of the
church in South Holman street. Fol
lowing a short business meeting the
guests were entertained with games
and music. Refreshments were serv-
ed after the games. There was a large
attendance of the membership and d
very enjoyable evening is reported
The next meeting will take place in
two weeks on Thursday evening, April
|11th.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-29

Miss Margaret Boutwell, at her home in
Hoffman street yesterday afternoon
Following a program of games and
contests a dainty two course luncheon
was served. The members meet every
Thursday afternoon. The arrange
ments were not completed for the next
meeting but the hostess Will be named
later.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-29
A THIMBLE PARTY.

Yesterday afternoon the members of
the Oak Leaf Embroidery Club met
with Mrs. Kennedy at her home in Tru-
man avenue and spent a delightful few
hours. The guests were invited to a
thimble party and they spent the hours
between two-thirty and four o'clock
with their needle work. A prettily ap-
pointed luncheon of two courses was
served at four O'Clock. A bouquet of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-29
SOCIAL SESSION.

The young women of the R. F. So
ciety We're pleasantly entertained by
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-29

American beauty roses decorated the
table Only the club members were In
attendance at the meeting. They plan
ned for another social session to take
place on the afternoon of April 18th
when Mrs, Gallinger will be hostess at
her home in Alice street. Mrs. CAL
linger will entertain at thimble
party.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-29
SOCIAL NEWS FOR SATURDAY.

DIR. and Mrs. Robert Gfllis will en-
terrain the members of the Evening
Whist Club Mt seven o'clock dinner
Saturday at their home In Rimbnch
avenue.
The members of the Hammond
Woman's Club will met In the audi
torfum of the Lincoln jefferson Col
lege of Law Saturday afternoon ut
two-thirty o'clock.
A meeting of the members Of
Dorcas Rebeckah Lodge will be held
Saturday evening in /. o. 0. r. Hall
In State street.
The members of DOrcas Rebeckah
Lodge Will he held Saturday evening
I'm 1. o. o. F. Hall In State street.
The members of the Mozart Club
Will meet with Mrs. George b.
shearer at her home in Warren
street Saturday evening.
The young women of ST. Agnes
Guild of st. Psuls Episcopal church
Will have n sale of kimonas and
dressing sacques Saturday In the
guild room of the church In RIM
bach avenue.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-29
Social News
----------------IN --------------
A COSTUME PARTY.

One OF the most charming affairs of
yesterday was a Japanese party OF
which Mrs. J. Arthur Davis was hos.
ess at her home in the Bungalow hats
in Ada street. Mrs. Davis entertained
at one o'clock luncheon and after
noon party The guests came in dainty
and attractive Japanese costumes. The
luncheon cloth was spread the floor
in the dining room and the refresh
ments were served in three courses
The decorations In the home were
unique and typicslly Japanese. During
the afternoon the guests listened to a
musical program while they devoted
the hours to their needle work Mrs.
Davis had is her guests, Mrs. A. H.
kale. Mrs. r. II. Price, Mrs. C. B.
Silver, Mrs. NJ. w. Stansbury. Mrs. A.
o. Merrill. Mrs. c. d Palmer, Mrs. A.
Fl. Cross, Mrs. 0. A. Lyon and Mrs j.
r. Stafford.
A PRETTY PARTY.
Mrs. Fred Prechtel was hostess at
one of the prettiest parties of the
Easter season yesterday afternoon at
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-08-29
Srm SSliBe einsedid,crt

>uur0c in Der GicnStng oul Mitt
nod Nod)t letter ESpdlc Scr Anuilo
ben Der SebrdOer S9inttlu,anr in
Triuttpwg. ilcr Gnspar gSlrtcI
monu, Der dltcre IhciIhntcr Der ,uy
,}cit ollCiu iu Nnuic mar. tcmic
nuber ciuiaeu SupcIclt. pcIhc CT
aus oem brenrenOcr @cbdube hultc.
tciuc Der bnrin bcimNlitlcn seanren
rCtten. Ylit Gukcriicr Suiircunuun
0clar1 c. ihn, iciu gSphubouS. net
dcS nlir lprniRc Sdritte ppu Dem
aouilatrr cricrrt i,nuo. briieu slu
Icmoonoc inm Wilde nit Giienbled
bcldIoGcn lporcn. bcrth iictiQeS Se
aieBcn por Dem uerbcrtuoen GIemcu
&c 81 rrticn. Ta mcbtr @rbouot
nod ,intolt eurtb &eriidlcrma &C
btdt limb, III Der %erluii cin eammc.
nub pirb bet Sdbnocu aui rnpa $4,000
obaeid,GE.
On ocrlclbcu aiadt rni Gin Nlip
hrnhI bic Sdcnnc ocS 0crm v. 7.
Nnro bel Meta pcldle ehcn;nlIS ppIl
Itaueia nj; nIlcm onrin benneItdlcul
Sieb, @crel0e unO iiutter enyurter
cin ncrtbppller 6ieI uuh ori Suld
Sinopich III Nidle ouiGinn. Ger
Scrtuit luiro aui sl.500 abatihdet
miro aber pOn benz SarmrrS @tacn
lcitiaen llnlsrileunas Serein NO
rim oas Giaeuthum periihert mar,
iueer Snmwe bon s7lg cutiddloiat
Wcroen.
-@ieber Nib l,cr u. ". alict-
heraes BON Sinr nit eiuer orpBeu
auspahl pon Saneten mie Saihen.
uhren. Sinaen. aetteu II. I. NJ. ON
$ september bier iein. sIudj iuire
CT @areubren. 5aiheuuhrep ms
10 fpeitcr welhe Der Seperatur be,
elrien in Ga,piana uelneu.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-08-29

usr.jli !. ii.5n,tr }at;it nls hiiteu
p,t &l!!>y up1 Ful' Nh ii,r etu
u !tii ll,y.lttys3 >Stttg pari dleR
twHcr. Ger %cbt.. ptItacr a:u &rr
Q,H a.cih Slcata 0crctiEcuNsu SSal,
Ter a@, niwMc, tlra. otgih,Ree
bs,a uoy c,u SUAbitn Der Spune.
S:e i,any vGrr;. os5 ,m Stra,rids
~ Der; rlvhcvQeuSer. Sta heiSeisa
SoSe Nic'tS SunWerS. bic JrNe uno
iorc &t.a, hn.r Gav m,lNe btlhieu.
ZEN dl,tp c;tr &,uneu pdra aGheg
%;iltaer trltieutu, u9U Ssshphdlic.
v eeletc,a... Arsult. Meta, St, Sbo.
miS, g. VI,labtth. Sihiouutam.
SttesuN. Sigr uRo ppn ben Cr;
i,aa'tCU Ntitl,5 NeS SlGee slnileS
S'aat &tac, SSarSSoitle ano 5aeS,
bic in sruosr,iber dreanoidlait
5eayis,tn Gue eia NlaSdlen nadl benz
nrNerp agi ibv .eeleuleitileS &ohl
sreettn itsrtrn !uue aud uictt uer
sabtg ocH Isaaen IA ltartcr nit
ocu cgTiiCG. Die Ole Nansir lueH
nnS A>rcn Sohter tuuh uno &C
iChuadeo.l III beri.eu neriiaHosn
hatter. SSphl an meihen amn;irte
i:h bic tnni,uhlee Suaeua. bic Die
acaprne cselescnbeit iidl aai einem
scraa@iasu Sansbphen nad oerscns,
Inn mii ihrn SartRerR i'm srciie
ereber III tanIm. niht uubenaet
lisS, IoS sSi,uil pdr IN ieoer
riafht ein griuls. llsbcr Den imam,
sie!,es Grie!s i0nnen mir leooh erh
in ridiifer SSnte bsrid,ten.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-08-29
,lehn Sbaler Selobnuua,

lluterSeidlncte r'leriercn einc Se.
lulpaue pun scbn Collars iur Stcle
lura oeS QiebeS Der Die brei Sirueu
uou benz Yaume an bec SSeipbolia
nno 9ppie Grect Moab Rciiublen uno
bird Nbbr2dlen Gins 3ucincs Den
Saua eeihabtgt bat.
Ben Shamueter. lraut Sdlm,b.
-0err Hn0ptph arueocr, NoCrt
Der rEImcriio" uro iualcidl &crtrcter
6es Central Slntt" uuu Ct. guuis,
beinno Itdl mcbrerc 1nac I'm Sn.crs
el'e eenonr,rr 3eitidlriitcu bier.
-Tielc Qcute mbaeu iidl munbcru
uorum bns @nttie uriercS nptelicrS
brrrn .. y. Npremepcr icit ciniacu
1onen 10 un6eroeT0uIidl iirnhlcnb
III, 0tr barlcn cS Wpbl ucrrotbcu
Gin Sbditerdeu, lpeldcs in bent
Ncime bcS SdnpicaeriObnes Ncrru
Sincert Subr ejnactehrt III, uro ibn
SrpRpopo tituIlert, III llrIobe bicicr
&ertl0run0.
s%lrbcu ollie slrineicn inperoicnit
oull iein oils Glambcrlaiu'S 9ulics
oholera gno Tiarrhpe &smcon bic
Welt phroe bciier oaran iciu iue Der
HroSentiab Der qeibeu icbr uerin
aert. idlrcibi 9inopu Scott. 1cmpie,
Sno. 8ertauit bel allen Sduolerr.
--Tic Tateu an peldlen Tr 6, g.
(Sooe pom 9im iid babier i'm BORG
nieGer 0ptel itiner Traris mibncn
niro. i;ub Der |. unb Der 2. Septcm
Der.
-guBer on auoerer stcllc CT.
luahuten wareu Seiuher bcS Bon
nuts Iiil Eitnit unb @die ibrer
bort luobnbaiten Serpanotcn bic
5rdnlein Rpia unb Clipe 3eiisr
mann uno 6rurence anb 5bepnilln
uno Gomuso opriibauicl.
Tie 5duIein Maraaretbo ssin.
teimonn urb Clara ssedltei bepabeu
iidl am 6reisna mad si. 2puis ,pu Tic
ais aonbibatimnen bel ben sdl,peacrn
Der Wotre 7ome In Saneta @aoria
In Ripn eintrrten wcrbsp....
Ter ar,uiis Mann IN uidlt her,
Der nnlfurniafien bat. ipneeru Der,
Fber am nisiien taben ipltl.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-08-29
Moriau 9siceers.

8ciiern. ben 2s Auauit, rcid)tCu
nd iu hjtiiaCr 81 1pitpb's 2irtle
Ntu Stephan Norian uno IraulciN
Gliiabcth @icQcrs bic Nauoc sum
HuuNt UlrS Ychcn. Ger SrauurN,
.utId)t ppa hudnu. Ginrrer i. Y.
Sicpcnbrod uoIlsuecu >uurec inter
,}tuaenldln't puu 6crrr 2picph sSc
Qrts bcm g'ruber Der 9ruut mo SrI,
Shcrtiin Noridu StwCltr otS &r1u
tiQlmS ipIatc hos non ocntlclcbCr
hptlu. 0crru tclebrlcrtc Anits Adh
Dent Awtt pcriuate ndI baS rcupcr'
m0hIte Eoor nndl Der 6drm Der Nut
ter bS Nrau,ipomA SSi;tluc ocuru
Nloriar Ir,, no i'm Arcilc giadlltpcr
.9ouAtcr unh otS hndlp. Ncrrn
EidrrerS 6rihtlld acruwmtu mnrbe,
Spa,cr an Gage iouoru iidl ollie Sur
Nphirit oelnocrcu HodlborE urb
Srcuuot Der SmutIcute ciu uno
brnhteu ihncn ihre @liidmuuirhc mo
Scihcnic oar. Ter Srnuiiaom miro
nit ber iuuaen Satin aul Der "a
terIidleu fnrm pobuCu. @iud sum
Suaoc wiuihi Stephnu Fir unb lei
ucr liebeaSluurhiaen beiiercn Nnl'te
BON a.usem SerScu nudl Der Bolts
bIottmamn.
-Spu ben pieleu Srr,panoteu beS
luIQcn GbcpaareS aNriau SSieaerS
bemertter mir uuter nubercu bic Srii
ocr ees SrdutianmS Semaun Shriau
uuo Enn,iIie. Spiepb Nerian uuS fa'
milie ppu &aroSuitlc uno @erbarb
ppn Srinttomr. Slle ipraheu ais
o.te aamcrapea uuS 6reunoe hcS
Splts5laitmanncs in nniertm Saat
tum ppr une eriicrer oer madlte 10
aer uuier 0ers ircuSia nuiiubelu
ourh eincu .@rrenhhd- Der nit elmer
v" eruilerst ipar uuo ben or iar
ebeu ipuiele Sabre ole &crausbeiah!
lung iir bas -Sol:sblatt ari unierr
Siih leate. gs'r permphten taum.
Dor Snaruna eineriei,s uub gritau
uen auoeyieits Ssm 6reuubs IA ban.
len.
Ser ausE sScasrnanr. icit
metrern Satrcn 2chrrr Der Siane
SeEh Schuie. lpas aeasrn aeleacnt.
LTD Der abrian : ssieaers cahssi,
kier.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-08-29
SptnicS.

SRI. Sutjo gSicscrE pon Ct.
epuis peilt sur 3c,t Iui 8cindl
Der Gltera bier.
-9abuarit GoUe ron 9im miro
bier thatip iein AIT /. nno ;, Sep'
tember.
STRAIT Geurn Bruno 1T mad, mcbr
tooieem 8eiuhe bel &cr:uonbtcr in
Der Stantstcup,linot bCimAclrhrt.
sri. 3Llia Su,ultS mciIt Scii
wcilia aui Scindl ihrcr Shlueiier
Morio in Sciicricn Gitp.
SER Scnrp SiIlemcpcr uuo Giat
tin bon WartirSGura holteu iidl sur
9eit bier bel SHUTTER. 0eidpiitern
rhb oubercn ibrcr &cr,pau0tCn 81
Seiudl ani
Ter iuuae nerr @corae NertelS
mo peiien Sdlweitcr 6rI. Cecilia
ppn NlarlinSbure. reileu snr 4eit
bier nai Seiudl bci ihreu Ser,pano
ten.
.Sh Mmroe burn cine 9eRs
GhanberIain'S Golis. Cholera nno
Tjarrbpe Hemebp aebeilt". idreibt
M. G. 6ebharbt. 0riolc. Va. Go
aibt nidts SeiiersS. Scrtauit bel
alien 0anbIern,
-5uou 4, j.. 2uebbert uuo S6bu.
den Thomas rciiten gum Neinhe
ihrey Todjter bsslu. Sdlpciter Der
ehnp. Shlueiier W. 9urtpna. am
9lprtaa nadl st. suuiS,
-9ahnleibenbe molien nidt Der.
aeiier bah 5abnarst Er, Gope bier
iein uiro am |. nub ?, September.
--5tt. 3eaina Sooe beiinbet lid,
felt 5pitaa beiud,swriie bel dwnns
ben in ct. 2ouis.
--5rnu Gneuii 3. euedenbuif unh
SpEu Clemens bciud,ten has Yifnif
IN Sonnuts Rill nm lctten sRiitwod)
nne perblieben bort eiuiae 2oae als
Biite bon yeripanbten.
Vim ndfiien Rpntoa ben 2.
Ssptember teaiunen :rieber bic shns
len IN Der Stabt unb mphl aud nebs
ffre uui bem 2nnbe.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-08-29
Suraer Mapu Yerianst!

Strcb'Amer Ianper Worn nit q
mas c3sl0 NM in tiu tauimduuihtS
@elhlIi ciuiutcctta. Ulbc out ejni
&C Sttitn IN elncm aattu 0ciAi'ts
~ ueriaaien. sScaen Rdherem ,ucu
nc mdu nd pcripu,lCl pSer hriCili 4
m Ncrrg &citbueS. Simyalt.
0ciIcriou Gitu. Mp.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-08-29
4efanutmashHng!

Ter 6ormcrs 6esenieitiss Inter.
itasnnas s,erein non ci1as County.
Yn--syseflt hiernii ollie Ritalieber
6es yereins Der AM @nntnn ben ,.
September 1919 bet rm 10 nhr
gloraens In aoestppn iiattfnbenbsn
Srfiammlnna besnluobnen.
etaHf &thaatn, fsni.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-08-29

Gin SrietboOt nit @clo uno ci,
rem croerer @esertiianSc. Ter gi.
aes;bi,msr nin5e Ansielhe bel Sc.
iGrribans. Sasahe ees Suhalts nnb
Sabiuna DIR xaieiaeaeeahr snteeesn
nehmsa bei.
0enre Sptkpee,
sseilhal,a. Nc.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-08-29

-Nsa &a:g0Hsitiis 0cv oit:gciHes
iu %gEVp,s Mi.t am Nortaa rpha
ten uoa as.y tti aa''r hUtu. EinTeg
a i. {wp;utsgt uHo perm Guca
rtSc faaIlit.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-08-29

-I,e HdwiIjc Iotu y. Quedcg
boil io'pic Aohp'S Nu;tcr Synu 8u
r1ro 9ucubtrt mA Srdu @pautr uuU
Mc5tdsI0, Wartn wchrcyt (nac 9t
iudlcr itycr apaeh0rlacn ncn dOmi-
lien 9liMaui Wuo SVbberl bci Ntta.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-08-29

: Sa SaIdhea iesit Of, eos taas
!iAs eiad.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-08-29

@siisrsa as.aIss aai sfissA
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-08-29

-oeu 7uar sSei,ernaur. ieit
metrerrn Satrcn gshsr Der Sinee
SeEb Stule, spas aefsrn aeleaent
LTD Der aerian : ssieaers eshssit
bier.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-11
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibbs & Co, men,
bers Of the Chicago Board Of Trade Hibbs Building
chicago Oct. M-Wheat descended to a lower
level Of its own weight to-day. Spectators who
have been recognized the leaders in the hull COM
bnation allowed these professionals to take all the
speculative rope they desired and the consequence.
was that many who took lines Of long wheat We'd
nesday were on the selling side in . liberal way to
day
The most conservative men Of wheat in ths Chicaeo
and smaller markets Of tbs country volunteer the
opinion that unless stocks Of this grain pile up in
liberal manner during the next few weeks the sled
d,ns for the bulls will be easier than most people
nO~ believe.
There was les va, talk to-day than on any previous
day Of the week. which, in addition to the very bear
ish government crop report and large Northwestern
and primary receipts. caused an almost complete
change in sentiment, and tbs feeling was weak in
Consequence.
The bull longs in corn wcfs the largest buyers to-
Gay, adding to their holdnss the declines estab-
hshed The Armour Grain Ommny and Bartlett
Ifa1H 4 Co. are referred to. These two concerns
Upert there win Be great deaI Of poor grain this
winter and that higher prioa will be seen in conse-
quence-
1hose In the market who believe that cats have
sod 1t level that 3 beyond their values because Of
the 500 90 bushel crop Of com and LOO 900 oS
bushd crop Of oats oontinss to put out short lines
On an the hard spotA
he entire gain list Vas lower and il was under
pressure tho greater part Of the session. LOSES were
shown Of = to 1kc for wheat to lc for corn. and
\ to 10 for oatA Close:
Whest-December. scx: May. a6Aa96ls; July, s5x
Curn-Dec.mb1. SS May, 81; July, 81
Osts-Decrmbez. Hks52x: May. AS July, aK,
Hi0h
The Washington herald., 1912-10-11
COBALT STOCKS.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Oct D.-MILLFEED- STEADY; mod.
crate business sIrng bran, 3 ioa23 90; standard
middlings. S.Baa53; Western red dog & Is: win
ter wheat bran. in ioo-lb sacks to arrive 500
city brsn. In bulk. 2 So
RiE-unseftled: trade ia dull Western, 10 ar.
rive is valued at about Y. i. track and State
at about 7s,s.
FIOUR-Fim: moderate trade Kansas straishts
&5oaa5o. IN sacks: syring patents. AGASa5 In bar
rels; new, to arrive. 41aAS: spring clear, new,
oaiSS; new soft straishts. to arrive i66si6. in
barrels.
RYE FLoUR-ste.dy. but inactive. cho,o.
brands. 3.snaA 10 for new
CORNMEAI~-stssdy but slow. owing to scarcity.
kiinrdred for export, I2A45: coarse meal. in
bags. l6lal.6
HAY-Rsceipts LIS tons; steady: business mod
crate Prime timothy. In; No. ]. Lloal. Is; No .
!. .ooAl.o6: No. J. ns6.
STRAw-Recsiyss 10 tons: steady but slow. oujet
Long rye. 9oas6
LARD-EAsier and inactive Prime Western.
l15; refined continent. n6; South American,
u .; refined Brazilian. in kegs, NB; besf stesr-
inc. iJ1s: lard stsarine quiet: New York, laaIJk
PORk-Quiet; steady. Mess. fa5alsjo; family,
LaAG0.
BEEf-F1rm. stocks are small. Packet, uoua
1870; family. n Ws2W.
COFFEE-The local coffee market made n md
showing today when 1t is considered that the new,
from European coffee centsrs vas not as mod as
should have been. in view Of the To Il points
raise at New York yesterday. This vas in part due
To strength manifested by Brazil with private
sdvices from Hamburg reporting excellent spot
conditions. with more confident feeling in the cot.
fee trade generally.
The days prices were follows:
The Washington herald., 1912-10-11
man and John H. Clancy to James b. Bland

man and John H. Clancy to James b. Bland.
lot lo block s. SO
Highview-Hary wardman and Thomas =. Bone
to Mav r. Walsh. lot L.. block 2 square
Xu. no.
os H Street Sortheast-Eduard McAleer and
Msrsret Z. McAIeer to Henry ". Weber and
wife, lot 10 square SD, So
Pefwuth-Thrift Building Company. State of Da-
totz- to George T. Harrington. lot no. subti-
vision Of lots Il. T. q. and ~, block "a.
square 3z1. SO.
PetSofth-Thrift Building Company to Mary s.
Benthein. lot So. square .. so
Friendship and Mount Airy-John Il. Harry and
wife TO Wendell Shoemaker. parcel southeast
of lot !. block Of Bsuy's Division. so.
Meridian Hill-Richard Z. Pairo and wife TO
Joseph J. Moebs rsrt q original north grounds
Columbian University. $40.
d Street Northeast. bstwe-n Tenth and Eleventh
Streets-Heman R. Howenstcin ct VI. 10 Hiram
and Emma s. kibhey, lot CO. square So. 80
Is Twelfth Street Northeast-Herman R. Howen-
stein ct to Msry r. Peters, lot Il. SQUARE
sss. SO.
Clinboume-Emory d. Coblents ct ux to the Blue
Ridge Heights Company. lot 70. block s. so.
Columbia Heghts-Annie Z Some and Hugh r.
Thomas to Charles Some. part Of lot S. square
:sss so.
Columbia Hcishts-Ed A. sxinsie e uI and
Robert B. Wilson to Charles Sonne, part lot
S. square 2sfs. SO.
Granby-Samuei ". Picdovd Ct ux. to John r.
Hough, part Of lots Is and II. SO
Petwcrth-D. Darby Thompson ct VI. To Henry r.
Bailey, lot 81. SQUARE 20. $40.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-11
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-; se..derd white. 1ssK; No white. 1ssax;
No. white. Nka3th.
RYE-stort IN ssesatoss. il.M busass: dhivnssts
quality. ssa1e; No wasaen. donssfie. 0se: Na
M:.tsm doaetie na17; No. near b. ar iots.
MI1kEED- spine han. iu lsHIb. sscks. pes
too. Nd: 6osw 70 white middiinu, In ieAIb. sscks,
AeAEm: Wetem midd1ipss, in lolb ascAS M
ton. a!eAG.0: CITY Milk' niddiinen In laoIb
saeas. psr ton. ao.z.D City MiIls bran. in lablb
dhnss. in nelb. sscks psT ton. A0sBM
s1RAw-No I straight rye. r.seaI7.N: No. 3
straight 10 stfaw., M0aB.se: No I tangled rys
s'ay. n@: Nc. t.nsi:d re stns. asasns. No
] wheat strau. fDas0: wheat stnu. No.
es0.w; No l at straw. sooaiaos; No. ost
HAY-No. timothy. no: No. Z. nssaDe: No
No. MIXED. ls. soAi7oo No. . mixed. Mos.n0: No.
clover. c0ai3o: do. No. = II liooaI1oo; MEADOW
sa1 and very gassy hay. loooailW: Do-srade hay,
q to hind quality and condition. aosiao: packing
hay and suale grass. s0oall.0
LIVE POCLTRY-Chickens. old hens heavy, pes
lb.. u: do. smail to medium. u: do. old roostera
10 do. spring large. a. do. small Is; ducks, whits
Pekins. Per lb. II: do. mnscosy Dals; do. psnddis
u: do. spring. lhs. and over. N: do. spsins.
smaller. u: PIGEONS. young Per pair %: do. Old per
pair. %: guinea fowl. each, q; do, young ~ IA
and ever. each. %: do. smaller. each. 8
BCIIER-Creamery. fancy. Per h.. 3la3,; do,
choice. Bah: do eood. Ha2s: do prints lb. 5la,3:
do. blocks nas3: ladies. per lb. 2ia3 Maryland and
Pennsyi.snis rolls: H.. 2ase: Ohio roils ib. nan;
wess virEinia .olls. per lb.. nan: store PACKED.
h.. 4ha1; MARYLAND. Virginia and Pennsylvania
dai0 prints. Trr h.. 0KaA; process butter, ZaA
EGGs-MaTylpd. Pennsylvania. and nearby
nrsts. loss on. .: West Virginia. Ia3: Western
hfsts, loss on, q: Southern nrsts. loss on 2aa