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The Washington herald., 1916-08-10
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. Aug. e.-EGGS- Market frmer Mary
land PennkylVanis and nearby aTsts, q; Eastern
Shore Maryland and Virginia frsts. .: Western
(Ohiol hrsts 2it25; West Virginia Hrs;s - South
ern North Carolina hrzts "a Til. market for
Western eggs IL much stronger. Western fresh
case count. B. and caBdled. Ta2s
BUTTER-sepsrator extras. JOa JCl.: do. hrsts
2see prints. h-lb. extras 3oa3 nrSts 2ss0: do
lib. extras aos3l: hrsts, 29a3O; blocks. ZIbs
extras. 30a3l; hrsts. 2Ss3o; dairy pJint. Maryland
Pcnnsylrsna and Virginia extras us2,: hrsts
2'a2'; store packed, frsts r. prints Maryland
fennsylVsnia and Virginia. extras. Gag; hrsts
Ds2.
LIVE POULTRY-Pnc.s pr pound unless other
wise stated: Chickens, spring. !. TO ? Ibs HI2
do. y to II lbs. Dan; do. under Ia H., ls.2o
do, white LeEhorns, lsals; do. old hens lbs.
and over. IS; do. small 10 medium. Y do. old
rooStsrs and stags. losll; ducss nuscory and mon
rrel. old. l3ali: do. White Pekings old, -; do
Indian runners, old. l2al3; do. puddle large fat.
old. l3sh; do small. poor. I2al3; do. spring
~ lbs, l6sls: do. smaller. NslS; pigeons old pair
:S do. Young. pair. Is; guinea fowl, Cd. each 40.
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUITS-Pota-
toes, white. new. Norfolk, No l. bbl. 2OON2 .
do, do. No. ,. ob.. 5al.9: York River. Dbl.
Shore Virginia. bbl. 2oos2 3 nearby. bush.l box
toss5; sweets, yellows bbL. 3oOa3 20; yams.
rev. Dbl. large bright. 2.75a3@ apples, Early
Harvest fancy. 6bl.. l.Soal76; do. small bbl l0os
g do. l-bbl bss. soS6o beans native green, bus
sosso; betts, native, per bunch 2a3 blsekb.uiss.
Eastern shore Maryland. quart. iss: do. loo,
2ooa3ao; csntsIoupes. York River large. crate.
T5aLn; do, Gems per crate 25aeo Anne
Arundel basket Z5s6o: Eastern Shore, crate 50a7S
corn. nearby. sugar. doren. ssl2 cucumbers.
tive per basket los5o; egrp!ants native. pr basket
Sosbo: huckleesrrie-. ct. Sss; lima beans. pesch
BASKET, sos75; bushel basket, GOAL 5; lettuce ma
tive. bushel box. 2aio: do. New York. basket or
box. 75sI.p: onions Virginia yellow basket Oos
LIS; do. yellow. Dbl 3ooa32j. do white. hbl,
2.5oScT5: Maryland and PenrsylraniA yellow
bushel. loo.l.io: peaches MCuntsin. carrier. 5cs
zoo; Eastern Shore Maryland boz. T5sl3: do.
do. basket toaab: do. do. carrier. LOCAL 50; West
ern, buShel basket, l.15al 50; pears Eastern Shore
Bartlett. basket. eosS; pinespples. Florida 10
size. crate I2js25o; rhuharb. native, bunch. 2a3
squash. native basket 2naZ5; tomatoes Norfolk.
crate, 5os75; Potomac. crate 5s6o: Anne Arundel.
ripe basket. 5sA; Eastern Shore ripe. basket
toss wstsrmelous. selects, 100. ls.oOsZ2 %; smes.
100 I2oosls %; culls 100, 6ooalooo.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-10
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

PHILADELPHIA Aug. s-BUTTER-Tne market
ruled firm. with demand absorbing the limited
ceipts Of fancy stock Quote Western sold packed
crtamery fancy specials. per h., 32: extra 9s3l {:
Extra frsts e frsts q seconds En27iI; nesre,
prints. fancy, 3; do, average extra. ga2; do.
trsts. SaSo; seconds. z jObbns sales Of fancy
prints. 3ss39.
EGGs-There was q good outlet for strictly fine
crss price- Of which ruled frm the late advance.
Quotations: In free cases, nearby eItrA, per
doz 20; nearby frsts $40 Per standard case: nearby
current receipts e5a7 o.; Western extra per doz
% Westlrn extra frsts sioas7O per case do. hrsts
sosslo per csss; fancy selected canded treSh .Ers
iObbing at ls3S per dozen.
LIVE POULTRY-Fovk. 3OaA; ROSTERS. lisIS
spring chickens according to quality weighing lss2
white LeShorns, according to quality. lssp; ducks
as to size and quality lsal7: rigsons old per pair
Sas do Young per pair Ds22
DRESSED POULTRY Fresh killed, dry packed
fowls Il to boI. dry picked fancy selected per lh.
e. do. weighing ii5a5 lbs. sriece. m; d. lbs
apiece. 2h do. 81 lbs apiece 2 do lbs
,piece coa2l: fowls in barrels ice-packed. fancy
dry Pick ked-Northern Indiana and Illinois, weighing
,R5 lbs. apiece. q do. southern Indiana and Hi
nois. Weighing lbs. apiece. ~ do smaller sizes
sa2o; old roosters dry-picked. ~ broing chick
ems. Illinois. large. 3SG do. Indiana. large. 2ia25
do, small sizes 2A23 broieTs Jersey fancy, .2.A;
TO-. other nearby. weighing lisa2 lbs apiece 0s22
do. nearby smaller sizes @7a2e. ducks. nearby
spring lszp; squads, per dozen, White. weighing
Il to 2 lbs. per doI 55os57S. do. weighing to
10 lbs. per doz.. 4eas525, do. weighing lbs. per
doz.. 375s&lo; do. lbs. per doz.. SGS3 50: do,
weighing essls lbs. per d0Z. 2Jrsc >; dark. 2.cSs
rs; small and No. 2 Goa. 3
The Washington herald., 1916-08-10
CHICAGO GRAIH MARKET.

Chicago. Aug s-The advances in wheat TODAY
were not only unusual, but they unprecedented
Against closing Of the September at l33S on
Tuesday, there was an advance today to lA%, and
the resting sposs were at AK to l.4ra. The De
cember closed Tuesday at Isl and the high pIcr
today l.tsE net gain Of in cents
Unusual conditions have confronted the wheat
trade during the past few weeks and this was
taken advantage Of by those who have believed in
high prices for wheat TO secure large holdings and
to be in position to sell the grain and secure
profits.
The market OPENED this morning with prsctical,,
no wheat for sale. The big pit chock full Of
buying orders and the price varied in different part,
Of tn. pit from to ,. Everybody wanted wheat
and the price wa. secondary consideration There
are some in the trade who are rampant bulls and
these venture the opinion that the present price OF
this grain will look cheap later in the season when
the actual demand from abroad springs up Liver
pool was up 2aiAd according 10 public cables
while rriyste advices of gains Of a6d there
tightening up Of all export efforts Of wheat and that
the demand improved with the advance. While the
foreign crop sympathy was reported some better
II was unfavorable
Cash sales Of wheat here were ANAL ot "a nm
bushels and this was mainly hard winter and va.
taken by mileTs while the s2aboard reported SO oo
bushels Of wheat Of which 600 ooo were winter and
200 900 Canadian.
Corn In sympathy with the advance In rb.,,
showed a gain of l%s2Hc today There were many
in the trade who volunteered the opinion that ybi.
has advanced in price, it will certainly sell tn
a much higher level. Cash sales here were small AZ
IS 600 bushels
Oats was Halsc higher This market wa. rrcd.x
ately active. Selling pressure came from M
profit taking and hedging transactions C,-A ,als,
were l25 600 bushels.
The strength in grain markets and better demand
for meats and lard were the main sustaining rov-r
in hog products. Ribs and pork made record nrices
for the season. The buying was largely nv sh.,t
and the selling was led By those having prosts
Furnished by w, n, lyfhh. a r.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-10
Supreme Court, District of Columbia
Equity Division No. i.
yusttce Stafford.

Campbell, ct al. VS. Redman: time TO
file transcript extended to August p;
plaintiffs attorney. John Ridout; defend
ants attorney, c. II. Merillat and P. II.
Marshall
Campbell, ct al. VS. Biggs; time to file
transcript extended to August %: plain
tiff's attorneys. John Ridout; defendant $
attorneys, c. II. Merillat and p. II. Mar
shall.
In re Pullman Porters Relief Associa-
ton: auditors report confirmed and Johr,
E. Boone appointed receiver: bond. $500:
attorneys, A. w. Scotland and W. c.
Martin.
title; plaintiffs attorney, George {. Cert
man.
In re release OF lot 90. square "a: Ray
mond J. Vierbuchen substituted trustee
attorney. George c. Gertman
Terry VS. Terry; leave granted 10 file
amended petition; plaintiffs attorneys
Rhodes & Cromelin; defendants attor-
peys, Edmund Darlington and n. {,
Turnage.
Mclean VS.. Homer, ct al: hearing con.
tinued 10 August p: plaintiffs attorneys,
Joseph W. Bailey, George p. Hoover, and
Wilton J. Lambert
LASER VS.. LASER, time for submitting
bill extended to October Is, and TO file
transcript to October Is: plaintiffs at
torneys. w. J. Lambert. F. r. Whippler
and Z. c. Dutton; defendants attorneys,
Rhodes & Cromelin, and w. A. Coumbe
Caywood VS. Hepburn: order to accept
payment of part and renewal Of bal
ance OF deed OF trust: plaintiffs attorney,
c. c. Caywood; defendants attorney. W
B. Guy.
DieteriCh VS.. Nogt, order OF publication
plaintiffs attorney. II. W. Wheat!cy
Crawford VS.. Myers order pro con-
fesso and reference 10 John D. Khoades,
examiner: plaintiffs attorney. II. ".
Wheatley.
Bensinger VS.. Peoples Line; order to
settle personal tax bill plaintiffs sttor-
ney. A L. Newmyer.
Poindexter VS.. PoiudeNter. rule return
able August Is; plaintiff : attorneys. John
RidOut and T. l.. Jones
Slater VS.. Healey, ct al: order appoint
ing Daniel B. Lyons guardian sd Iitem;
attorney, NJ. J. Mcnamara
Brown VS.. Reilly: rule returnable AU-
gust L; plaintiffs attorney, c. NJ. Rob
erts.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-10
new YORK STOCK
MARKET BUOYANT.
Advances Throughout the List
Range from Fractions to
Five Points and Better.

lBY the lnlernatlOnhI
New York, Aug. S.-Under leadership OF
Union Pacific, Reading, and Steel, the
stock market was buoyant this after
noon Advances throughout the list
ranged from fractions TO as high as hVe
points and more. The most impressive
lihing about it was that standard stocks
fwere most prominent in the trading.
Best prices were made just at the close.
This advancing market was in the face
|of an l1-cent advance in Chicago wheat
|kVheat is now at about 43 cents a bushel
l. boye the price on July l when the dam
ege first began to be noticed All other
commodities are high The reason this
docs not hurt the stock market is that
I-he carry-over from last year is enough
10 give the country a normal volume OF
food.
But there were many distinctly bullish
Influences in the market today. Labor
feaders officially disavowed the intention
pf calling a nationwide strike on the
railroads. Nobody in the financial world
had believed the threat of a strike to be
more than a bluff. but official disavowal
Fas comforting.
Then there was the passage of the mill
AIRY appropriation bill by Congress pro-
iding S267.OOOOOO to be expended for pre-
baredness. This means so much money
released through the arteries OF trade,
nd safety for the nations and its in
estments.
Another constructive influence was the
iscovery that in new munitions con-
racts being placed in this country by
he allies deliveries are called for up to
he end Of next July.
That means continued lighting and
pntinued drain OF the worlds wealth to
his country. Confirmation of this be-
ef in a long war was obtained by a cot
bn factor who had dealings with the
ritish government and who was in
brmed A few days ago to hold himself in
badness to furnish war material until
be spring Of 1919.
still another influence for higher prices
as found in announcement that 1871
aiIroads OF the country had in the
Twelve months ended June 30 earned
ESQ 10000 more than in the previous
twelve months.
Brokers who were asked today what
stocks should be purchased. usually rec
commended a. o. t. which IS the Wall
street designation for amy old thing"
Gov Flower invented this stock. and in
the big bull markets it is the safest
thing 10 buy. Wall street is buying it
now
The Washington herald., 1916-08-10
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations Given below are for large lots Of good
marketable goods only. Jobbers' prices higher.
Lower rades may be sold for less. Fsncy goods
command higher prices
EGGs-Fresh. per doz. 8sH.
BUTTER-Best prints. new per lb. 32Is: DO,
tub per b., Gh; process per h., q; store packed.
Per lb., Hsn.
LARD-Tub pure per H., I3Lssl4; do, compound,
per lb.. ll.lih; cottonseed oil PEI can. SIS.
CHEESE-New York. new per ID. 10; dat, pe
io.. 10; Swiss domestic. per lb. 70: do foreign.
pr h., -.
LIVE POULTRY-Hens per h.. II; roosters,
per lb. l3 spring duck, per lb.. I5als; chickens.
spring. per b., lss2i: turkeys per ID, %.
GREEN GOODs-Besns per bss LoDsl. 3 beets,
per 100. l5s20: cabbage. per crate f5al.oi
csntaloupes per crate l.ooa3o carrots. per bunch
eas; csulihoSer. per basket, saLoo; celery, New
York. per crate, 5.oo47.oo; corn, per doz, 5sl5i
cucunber. per basket. 3sSo; cnnbnss. per
crate, Eso; egsplsnts. per crate. 7sl25; taIe.
per bbl.. asSs; lettuce. New York, per b.ssst,
lSs2.W; lettuce, per bbl. l.Ha2N onion pei
barrel :5oatO: Pepper. per crate 5osI 90: potatoes
per Dbl, 25os27S; tomatoes. per box 2sso; turnirs
per bunch. 3ash.
FRUITs-ArpIes. per bbl.. looszR; chsrnes, ger
crate, !oos3.5); gspefmit. pr box, S.pa5.So;
lemons. per box. 550ae 50; oranges. per crate 2oos
rs; PEACHES. per crate Loos2.7s: pin,,ppIe. pr
crate. 2oos2S; blackberies per qt.. Isl9: rsspber
res. per qt.. Gals: huCkl,berhes per qt eale;
Nst.rmelITus. eact 2ai1.
LIVE STOCK-Nesl calves L-ime, per ID. lIaI2;
DO, medium per h.. loalo', spring smbs fat. per
n. loiisll.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-10
DEEDS OP TRusr

square Ss-E Elizabeth A Landord 70 B.nry u
Be'smann and Georye NJ Emm.nch. 70 .--,r,
Metropolis Building Associstion, No. q $50 Iot
IN. ~
square ss-F1oda M RAN, ., n "a p,,,,1
Drury and Lsuier p McI.sc4Isp n .-..r, =
Nellot CsDby 5000; years per e-nt s~-s-
annually; lOt $. same 20 d. B. Round Drur7
sna hePer L. Thornton u secur. T. YsUott O.nby
~. monthly payments Der cent: lot s..
fetHCrth-Asmus W. DiekmAnn et uI 70 Wbsrtop
=. Lester and Michael J. OoIbs-t- 70 .~ar,
National Permanent Building Association nTu;
lot t5. block 20
Square lO7o-wilian Wood ct u1 TO E-ne-,
l.. Schmidt and George NJ. Emme-ich 70 ..zr.
Gemsn-Americsn Building Association 6 u. n &
West Brookland PSrk-John p. Noel e uI 70
John J. Hamilton and B. Ene TsIbott 70 .~--tr,
Julian De Court E.ST5. ! 70 IS months NJ
cent; lot 5. block }
Square m Walter c. Grow 70 Clyd. ID Gx1,<,
and George r. Bars. to secure Muns,y Trust % .
trlstee. N,5o; TO y months per cent: lot "a
Square n Ida V. Grow 10 CLYDE d Garrett and
George p. Bars, N secure Munsey Truxt o.
trustee. S,5O9. 70 y nOnths pr csDL; Ios n
Square 7s-SussunHh McDe-mott 70 Gerp VI
Llnkins and George R. Linfins 70 -~crv Anna
W. WoifOrd S22oo: yesu per cent I~ur-so
nuSlly; part original lot a
SQUARE 925-Ruth Z. Beach to Hush A Tnnf,
ard Ben1HmIn II. GruVer, to secure Jseob 6
Gru'er 5000: monthly psyments pr c-ut; Ios 81
Mount Plesssnt-tiiles S. RATE st VI 70 John
{. Weldon and Geo-re 5 King 70 s-cr. @. p
hsiteE A.4o' year, 8 per cent seui-snn1,Iy;
lot II
Square rp-Grsos Bshyme- To X D. co-d,,
to secrre Fulton r. Gordon $3.50 l 70 ~ no1sh,
PEI cent, lot Il and par lot IS
Square 8ol-hitue J.. St John TO n d Gordon
70 secure Fulton r. Gordon EzS: 70 50
months per cent; lot ? and pSyt lot 3
Meridian Hills. Ge-Sh LAmkint ct VI q,
Arthur B. ShrsVe and Robert L MseN-n n
secure Rene A. Ruiz 500: 60 dave pr cent; p<-t
lot 10. block IS
Square S-CathsTfne 8 CsmpbeH e VI Dim
c. 10 Charles p Stone and Charles " F.irf,I
10 secure Bucie z Rittebusch 5000: I year I.
per cent, quarterly; lot To-
Square 354-C1ErE A Marden to John T H-,-
drlck and Maurice X. HEnberE to secSIr. jane.
X. PoIk S5lco, yes1, 9 per oeut. ,-mi-snnusr,;
lots L and IS
SQUARE Zs-D-llA P Burt 70 Uniop Tru. o.
IN securs Fidelity Tr7Ist Co Georre Phi1-r ard
lharlotte %. NJ Csrdezs, t-ustees $50; year,
ttlo peT cent, semi annually: Io
Square pl-E1eDur A. Wells 70 WsshmSton Loan
yeL-S. 5 p~r cent Eeni-snnuaIly; parts lots 70
and Il
Square EB-Msybeu. H Mon-uss TO 1I-z 8
Clarke lr-. and Edna J. sheehy 20 -,c7Ir, ANN.
G. Sheehy 500; wan. per cent -srsuI,slly
Undivided ooe-third interest in LOT l2
WhitehEren-Bdith L. Brown to G--p Vt
White and William H SsndeS. 70 ->cur- Frnsdis
Z. F1stchsr S,Uoi y-s1, PER c-ut, .~ni-.n-
uuElb par trSct
Square 575-Ma-EA-,t J. Kconcr 20 Arthur Oar
and Marvin A. Gusts 70 sscure Psrp~tu.I BsldfnS
Association so; lot c.
Square Sf-ChSrles W King - To J b
Nicholson and Fled McKee 10 -1I-- Ian. v
McCuIum 500 yeE-s. Ter c-ut: lot :
square tT2-HAnnEh H Pattsn and Anne
ROteier. 10 George c. German, 70 s-cve ysros
y HOrninE s. 10 to Is months Per ont oy1r-
tsrly. pan oTiGnsI lot
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Probate Division.
Justice stafford,

Estate Arthur G. Sinclair; will dated
July Il. 1909. filed
Estate E. A. Edwards; will dated Jan
uary .. 1915, filed.
Estate Ellen NJ. Gay: petition for rule
10 show cause filed; attorney. G D. Gar
rett.
Estate Eva E. KImbam: order appoint
ing guardian ad Item: attorney. L. A.
Rover.
Estate Charles ". Smith petition for
letters Of administration filed: attorneys.
Leckie. Cox & Kraft
Estate John R. Mclean. answer OF
American Security and Trust Company
to caveat filed: attorneys. J. J. Darling
on and Frank J. Hogan.
Estate Catherine Rose. decree or July
q. 1916, modified and sale OF notes or
dered
Estate Wnher w. BHl. petition for pro
bate of will filed; attorney. Clinton
Robb.
Estate Jane F.. W. Wood: order to con-
vey property TO rosiduary legatees at
torney. GeorEe E. Sullivan
Estate Emma A Hodges: order ap-
pointing John f. I.askcy administrator:
bond 500: attorneys. Thompson &
Laskey.
Estate John T. Taylor. will dated July
%. 1914. filed
Estate Maria F. Shuttle. petition for
appointment OF administrator filed: at
torneys. Rhodes & Cromelin and f. Med
Kintz.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFEps.

SsuI's Addiuoo-su-e E Ston,r 4 rir. John O.
Charlie H and Bertha n Cross lSt 3 sauIv
yI SO
lo.s Seventeenth stresz po-th-est-Sin-iou V. H,r-
risou to George W. and william h Hsrnsoa. Iut
9. square la.
ls-5 Columbia -usd northwest Omen C Staple,
q IL. Cecilia r. to Kate Cummings. lot e. Mouut
Z eUs1u'. SO
wes; Brrnslani Ps1-Julian he Cour- 2, VI. ~
John J Hamilton. lot S h'ocf ; SIC rGmps 81
John j. Hamilton e 70 John r. Noel same
property. s. 80. stamps. 80 crn'S
Barr Farm William IT. R.w ~ Ella NJ Bel
b"t' $ to 4s. -vri'n ? SO stamps 80 o-uts
Chevy Chase Highlands -Munsry Trust Comp. ~
Trustee. 20 Water G. Grow. lot 60 square III, SO;
stSmrs % c~uts
Crcry Chase II shIsrds- Nunsev Tr.r Comma
,rust'o. n Ida V. Grow. lot p. square 2lE SO:
stamr@. 81 rruts
Chilum Castle HsiEhts-Ida Y. C-r~ ~ Ess-- W.
B-iEgs j.: p square CU SO stamps Q rentS
lS Emerson s--Cyt northeHs-Ida NJ Cra~n 81
NJ Frank r.. % Jacob 5 GrIvrr. lot IU sa1Ir.
lo9 Sc: stamps s.
Fourteenth strrc, HciFhts-Jsooh : G7rver q w
so.
81 Tenth srrrcr nr-thsnst- George C. Walter =,
TX. to Edwin NJ. Barr. lot Il, square ssI SO
PrNorth-JHcph : Grlver pt uN II Err.r
Beach. lot g. sTubre rs so. STAMPS q cyrts
Rhod" Island TcrTsca- BENJAMIN ?. Leighton End
Irwin R. Linton. trustees. 70 CarzrE Realty Com
aDd Market streets northwest William X
Wisnu ct a. trustees. 70 T7rstees a Bethany
Rartis- Church. nan 10; - square - SO
Chew Chase- kittie L. - John 90 Fulton r
Gordon lot 4 and pt-t lot IS sartre I7s s. ms
stsInps % cents
CHEVY Chss-Fulton Il Gordon q u1 70 Gro-
Behymer, lJt u aad Ta7 lot I5 100 stGmps Sc
cents.
Chevy Chase Grove Fult0r r. Gordrr ?, VI %
kutie L. st John. lot and rart Ut y SII2N
Pet-urth-Winhe'd Preston 70 John s Sinclair
lot - block s.. SO; s1Emp~ $50
$40 Perry place northwest-NiolA Rout 70 HG-v
WHrdmSn and Thomas Bones lot rs wez Hnl
mead manor slusrc south Of *. so stGnaps s.
Fourteenth Street Heirhts-L1Ne V. NcCuIluu 70
Charles W. King -. lot = square SI7 So: starnrs
50 cents
Brightwood PGrk- Edward l.. McAlesT 70 Ma. O
Peabody 'ot 60 square T. SO: stamp Ss
The Washington herald., 1916-08-10
COTTON MARKETS.

N.v Yo-k. Aug 9. The cotton market moved
lrs -ulsrE TO-DAY
Initial Gu0tatiD0s were 10 = per cent lower
because NJ Disappointing cables from Liverpool and
sh0Wsr- in the northwestern portion NJ the belt,
wh.rh raused selling.
AdVices from Chicago said that Western bulls
predicting 2Oc Tor cotton before the advance
stopped Near the close. however. heavy selling
by a broker supposed to h acting for ChicsZo
longs. coupled with more aggressive local selling
led TO an easier ruling Of values. The market
va finally barely steady At a net decline Of ?
l~iuts to advluca of points.
SPOT at Liverpool was quiet at advance Of ,
The Washington herald., 1916-08-10
TRADING active
IN Local LIST
Washington Railway As Lead
Bonds-Mergenthaler and
Craphophone in Demand.

Trading revived at yesterdays session
Of the Washington Stock Exchange, de-
spite the small attendance. Washington
Railway IS led the bond market, and
Mergenthaler and Gruphophone featured
the stock list.
Railway IS dropped on three sales from
81 "a to 81 5-S and then to 81 l-2. Potomac
Consolidated 5s held their own at lo1 Ia
Sixty shares OF Mergenthaler sold at 1so.
and a ten-share lot was disposed of at
1913. Graphophone leaped from les to
1874 Union Trust Company stock was
transferred at 120.
Capital Traction was held at S. IL. with
50 bid. Washington Railway and Electric
common was offered at 81 l-2, with so bid
Railway preferred was sought at so.
Washington Gas was offered at 76, but
the best bid was "A IL.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-10
COURT PROCEEDINGS
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1910.

and '. square 40oe; l5G and I5C7-Monrcs
street northeast so; attorney, same.
NS1-same VS.. Henry c. Lewis; lots 10
TO u. square 3oJ7; 400, 4, and s Monroe
street northeast; s242.4s; attorney, same.
'uSS-same VS.. Marcus Notes; part lot 1.
SQUARE 455; 1i54.2O; attorney same.
7O5S-Arthur V. Giard vs. West wash
lngton Hall Association: lot l42, square
lZ56 Sl52; attorney. J. A. Burkart
o4o-Same VS.. Marcus Notes, ct al;
part lot l, square <55; t26; attorney. same
'Gl-G. Edward Clark, jr., va West
washington Hall Association; lot lS2.
square 1875; fle4.SO; attorney. A D. Esher.
,HS-"oodward & Lothrop, Inc, We
AlphonEo Pstten and Joseph NJ Pstten;
parcel l55 s., 2s07 Woodbridge street moth
east $50 attorneys, Fischer a Fischer.
N4-Same We. J. J. B. Lerch; parcel
l55 81, square $50; 2S4S-Mius avenue
northeast; SIS; attorneys, same
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BIRTHS REPORTED.
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Joseph and Carrie I. Stanaitis. boy
James NJ. and Edith X. Carlisle ~
Thomas and Florence Boswell boy.
Ralph F. and Kathryn 5. For boy.
John A and Frances r. Spellbunr. sv
Frank and Jennie Stump. hoy
Rex T. and Ruth Willard. girl
TrCre and Rose De ThieTTy, gin
Hairy y and I.ols Ward. boy
James H. and Eva NJ. Mcnamara r1-1.
Charles L. and Julia Reynolds boy
Jaspgr y and Jessie Roberts hoy
Harley ] and Huldah T Walker. bog.
Oliver W and Lucy p CstlCtt, cir.
Bernard s. and EVELYN G. Lorch. boy.
William c. and Mary l.. Helm. bog.
Harry VI. and Mary A HoyIe hu~.
COLORED
joseph and Atfc Tucker. hoy.
Willis A. and Man Z, Richardson, GA
Phillip and Annie Tolsen. boz
Harrison and Msble Fisher. girl.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore. Aug. e-WHEAT-ReceIPs q, ,sA
bushels. consisting Of 1879 bushels southern and
7so99 bushels Western; shipments from elevators.
1857 bushels stock in elevator l.2l9.6o bushels
The market opened strong. a. follows: Spot, l.i2
bid No. Western. Lisl1; August, -, and Sep
teInber L42S.
CORN-Receipts las SIS bushels consisting Of
lB sos bushels Western and 8s bushels South
ern shipments from elevators l3oss bushels; stock
in ele1ators 3l4 81 bushels. Cob quota bic
at 40. bsuel. The market opened strong. Spot
and August, CSC.
OATS-ReceIts. 9Oso bushels: withdrawn from
elevators, 1895 bushels: stock in elevators 5o2 DS
bushels. Prices were: STANDARD white. issse1I
No. white, EtsfI4. No. white. as to location,
49,.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
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William Lyons q. OF Detroit, and Irene ].
Higgins, p, Of this city. Rev. T. E Mciuigan.
Hauy F. Meyers. 2, and Corrine c. WOolsrd, q.
Rev. +. V. Atkinson.
James G. Apple. Q. and Ethel NJ. Jarman. .,
both Of Bethlehem. IA. Rev. R. E Browning
John F. Lloyd. ir.. IS and Nellie F. Davis 2
Rev. W. A. Cahir
Samuel p. Terrell. u. and Blondsle V. Toombs,
p. Rev. R. E. Browning.
George c. McC1oy. q. and Bertha A. Rdgwsy,
q. both Of Savage. Nd. Rev Charles H. Waters.
Kenneth E. Boyle, "a. and Myrtle G. MOrrissstte,
"a, both OF Richmond Va Rev. William Harris
Georse Esskine. 60. Of Burke, Va. and Mollie
Hughes. 10. of Washington. Rev. ]. Judson
Daniel W. Butts q, and Elsie J. Brewston, ls.
both Of South Richmond, Va
COLORED.
John H. Jones. 40. and Eta Button. a. both
OF Chicago Rev. w Westray
Thomas Hill. 43, and Emma Hamshir. q. Rev.
W. Westrons.
Harry E. Jackson. p, and jamie B. Goodwin, I9
Rev. W. ]. Howard.
Samuel B. Bacon. -. and Julia J. Loving. =.
Rev. ]. W. waldrou.