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The Washington herald., 1916-09-08

The following analysis of the New
York market situation was received
yesterday by W. B. Hibbs & Co, from
Logan & Bryan, their New York cor
respondents:
Realizing was freely INDUCED in
throughout the sess<bn. For a time
the rails were stimulated under the
leadership of Reading. but the action
of these issues failed to inspire an
outside inquiry and activity subsidized.
Later on the Coppers were res-
tured with practically the same eff
feet. 1t was reported that various
detAchments Of Grecian troops had
Joined the cause of the allies. which
was taken to suggest that events of
Importance may be pending in Europe.
but aside from that event there was
little of variety or interest in the
days news budget. Large corporate
profits lends encouragement to bullish
endeavors - sections of the industrial
list, and 1t is more than probable that
Steel little later will again become
conspicuous by its buoyancy, but gem
orally speaking the short interest has
been contracted and the long interests
expanded in a considerable degree as
the result of the dealings during the
past few days and accordingly an
equalizing process in the shape of a
fair-sized reaction seems quite likely"
The Washington herald., 1916-09-08
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square 1865. lot IO6-Dsniel A Guhn * u.
Nellie J.. 10 H R. Howenstein and Fred W.
Reeves, to secure Edgar R. Richardson 81 80;
monthly payments, 6 per cent
Square 2s4s, lot 81. Edgar Hiatt ct VI. Roee
secure Perpetual Building Association 81 no.
Square 7S, part original lots and 6-MGry PhelSn
to L. Pierce Boteler and William X Hill. 10
secure Mutual Fire Insurance Company $ 900; ]
year. ) per cent, semi-annually
Square 1910 part lot s-John W. Wood 70 John
+ Mitchell and Thomas II. Yesgcr to secure
Quaker City Investment Co, Inc. $40, monthly
payments, per cent.
Pleasant Plsins. part lot 4-Audrew J. Gvsthney
ct ux Lille B, u John E Mitchell and Thomas
H. YeAger, to secure Quaker City investment Co,
Inc. so: monthly payments. per cent
Wocdley Park, lot 3, block SIXTY A. Mason
ct viz Charles A., TO John @ Ecklo1 and E. z.
Ramey. to Milford and Della NJ Fishman
s. 100: August .. 1919 6 per cent
Square 32Ss lot 6S-LlIie W. Veins to John A
Mccarthy and Walter A. DUNCAN, to secure DAVID
J. DUNCAN 500; January l, 1917 per cent
Square SIS. lot 60 William Watson ct uI Ma
tilda f.. to Paul L. Wright and L. G. Julihn.
to secure z. l. Mutt SI75i years. per cent semi
annually.
Square 80. 10: , Henry E. Lang ct u1 Jennie
to Hugh B. Rowland and l. Randolph Mason, TO
secure Pollock Car Corporation 500; year. 6
per cent semi-annually.
Square Al. lot s-Frederick A. Linser ct VI
Elizabeth NJ, and John D. GGrman ct VI.
Frances G., to Jay II. GsrmGn and Henry A.
LngeT, j.. 70 secure First NatiOnL B.nk q
The Washington herald., 1916-09-08
COTTON MARKETS.

New YOrk Sept 7.-HeaVy selling b. the South
caused pronounced weakness IN the cotton market
today, and there good deal OF Eervousness
First quotations were ; to Il points lower.
A renewal Of active situation selling led tn
rcturn Of weakness in the last hour. when prices
sumped into new. low ground for the movement.
Demand from shorts and the trade proved en-
trely insufficient to steady the list Final quota
tions were easy at the bottom and showed net
loss Of 2saI points
Heavy exports for the day attracted comment.
The Census Bureau win Issue its first report on
ginning for the season at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing It will give the quantity tunsd out from
the 1916 crop to September /
Spot at Liverpool was easy and IS points lower
at g. sd for md-upand. Futures in the English
market closed barely steady at net decline Of
llaA points
Spot was quiet and 20 points lower at lS5oc:
there were no sales. The spot article at New Or
leans was quiet and IS points lower on the basis
Of l5l3c for middlinE.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-08
Supreme Court, District of Columbia
Equity Division
Justice Sfddous.

Duffy VS.. Duffy; aHmony pendente lite
ordered paid; plaintiffs attorney, L. @.
Grossman; defendants attorney, w. A.
Coombe
Martin VS.. Vinson; decree pro confesso;
plaintiffs attorney, NJ. J. Colbert.
Quinn VS.. Vinson; decree pro COnfesso;
plaintiffs attorney. M J. Colbert.
Lashhorn VS.. c. w. Simpson Company,
Inc; temporary injunction made per-
manent: plaintiffs attorneys, w. J. Lam
bert and r. H. Yeatman; defendants at
torney, r. Z. Walker.
Mclean VS.. Homer; time to fle answer
TO cToss-bill extended to September Il;
plaintiffs attorneys, J. W. Bailey, George
?. Hoover and w. J. Lambert
Mowbray VS.. MOwbray; order appoint
ing Ralph d. Quinter TO defend; plain
tins attorney, H. F. Woodland
LASER VS.. LASER; time for return OF
infant TO Jurisdiction extended 30 days;
plaintiffs attorneys, W. J. Lambert. r.
r. Whippler. and f. c. Dutton: defend
ants attorneys, Rhodes & Cromelin and
w. A. Coombe.
DezcndOrf ". Trimmer. reference 70
auditor; plaintiffs attorneys. II. y. Rich
ardsOp and Charles S Shrcve.
LanstoR VS.. LanstOn: commission or
dered to issue; plaintiffs attorneys. Shinn
& owen and E. A. Jones; defendants at
torneys. r. D. QUinter and Hoehhng,
Peelle & Ogilby.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-08
wheat to Remain High.

The following stock opinions were re-
ceived here yesterday from financiers
OF prominence:
F. Bartlett-"Again on Wednesday eff
forts to depress prices proved futile. The
only result OF the setback being that
foreigners secured cheaper wheat. The
strength of corn needs TO explanation.
The action of the Oat market demon
strates its strength"
Harris, Winthrop & Co.-"Unless there
is some decided change abroad it looks
like high wheat prices, with some reaction
from time to time. The selling Of the
deferred oats was of an influential sort"
Finley Barrell-"Still adhere to the long
side Of wheat, and look for much higher
prices. Corn Is a purchase at these
prices. Favor oat purchases at these
prices
Ware & Leland-"Continue to favor
wheat purchases on normal declines. Be
lieve corn purchases proper on fair set
back. Favor oats purchase"
Shearson Hammill-"Stnce Broomhall
has already said that the Black Sea
stocks are light and since it would be
difficult matter to reorganize the ocean
shipping situation because OF munition
necessity, 1t seems most reasonable to
expect Europe to take our wheat when
ever possible"
The Washington herald., 1916-09-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Srcrt. b-twecn Thirteenth and For-ts-n,h
streeis no-theast-ChaTles NJ Corson 20 pauler A
Ard Nellie J. Gillin. lot 100. square lO35. Sc
Hampton HsizhtS-MunicpGl Improvement tom
psny % Wesley J. and Lottis '. Psm-n '9, 1T.
Hnc 10 SQUARE SO SO Z
- Nov NITk avenue no-1hw.r-Thorss 4 Law
son TO James F. ard Katherine L. Hartnsrr. nt s.
Tetvo-th-DaTid J. D1niFau to Lii. ". Yrs.
lot 6, biloxi g SO trust SO
sre"t. be'Wven Flint and Third streets MOI
west-EstheT Rosslfed 20 LUCE = Ritfcrb-scr lot
- square 81 SO. trust $50
Washington HiEhlLnds-ChsTlrs 6 Taylor 10 La.u
7. Burke. lots S and s. square 6I55 ST.
Nll'eCTntt-HErT Il Boss sEd II Gleru pie rs
Z" John L. Nor1, n. and May NJ N0rrls I0r .
block ; SO. trls;. 8 on
Shervood's Addition 10 Brooklsnd- Jes-a r Srrr-
wood r.. e. Elizabeth NJ 70 William A. and
Robbie Z. HIT. lots Il and L s7uErr SIC SO
Prospect HilI-NirEie ? Bessry = VIZ. william
O.. to Henry P. Blair, trustee rar lot ST. sg,Is-'
81 so.
Ingieside-Keunody Brother, Incorporated. tn AM.
J. Douglass. lot ., SQUARE 25as 81. trust $ Or
Irncrton Heights-Ke nnsdv Brothers Ing0rfr-
rat". 10 william II. and Olive NJ. MCka.Ehl lu;
ISL. square 500 SO. trgrt $50
Pnucrt0n lie ,ghts-Kcnnedy Broth,rs TDc0rTsD-
raJed, 10 George ?. Miller. lot ~ s7uIre rs SO
Grs"e and Potomac streets Thomas y
Sanders to Willhm H MLnosue. parts lots = sud
lOo Eighth street s0uthsas.-GeOrrc " schOndcI
meier 81 Anna X. 10 Charles z. Henderson,
ran original lot Il, s7uarc 2o2 so.
ltlH - stfeet D"TlhWees \ tAALulT NJ hCpffl ~
uv. Man E. 10 Clemsncr c. Keene. I7t as t7ut-e
Is SO.
Fourteenth Street Terrace MlddsuEh & shannon
Incorporated. 20 AuEIE W Nuack ST. I1J -
square SOS so.
willard s,-rr, between sersnten,h and Eight
enth STREETS northwest Washington Loan and Tr7Ist
COMPANY. trustee. TO Name Mcfarland lot &
slnsre Isl. $50 Marie Mcfarland conveys sane
property 10 F7ore00e McAulife SO
Cr-ster EcAnEron-H8uy Blake a. uN. Emily W
70 William G. Ir0u. iOts s. s., and S. slusre ~
SO.
center lexington Harry Blake q VI Emily "
TO Robert Munro. lots 80 and s.. square sSs2 SO
-55 L street nurthwesf Timothy r. RcEsn 70
Henry =. Elliott lot =. square =. SO
The Washington herald., 1916-09-08
new YORK MARKET
CLOSES OUT Strong
Reading Shot Up Across Il0-Union
Pacific Shows Strength.
~ dc International Ner, serrIeel

CBy the International News SeryIce.)
New York, Sept. Stocks were fever
ish today as the natural result of the
exciting advance OF the previous season.
Profit taking made its appearance in
nearly all the issues that distinguished
themselves early in the week. To coun-
teract this, bankers having charge OF the
big bull campaign, took hold of the rail-
roads Reading was shot up across 10
and Union Pacific was made strong. This
attracted buying in the general list. The
buying in all departments OF the market
was much better than the selling and the
close was strong.
Announcement by President Ripley. Of
the Atchison Railroad that his company
will refuse to obey the eight-hour law,
came like a breath Of fresh air to the
financial world. for It proved that there
is stin some backbone left in at least
one railroad system. It will force a
showdown as between politics and bust
ness.
The New York Central announced a
gross gain Of s5,075113 for July and a
net gain Of g, $50, 1S. In seven months
Central shows an increase in gross OF
81. sT and a net increase OF SOS, 100
ISL as compared with the previous year
CentraPs figures combined with the
Ripley declaration OF American indepen-
dence, attracted many traders to the
rails. This following was not lost on
the reaction. Market operators, pleased
that the railroads really could advance,
bought not only those shares. but picked
up the general line OF stock.
steel Sells Under Par.
Another Influence making for better
prices was the report that Greek troops
had Joined the allies. This move on the
part Of the Greeks has been expected
for months, but. like the big earnings
Of the United States Steel Corporation,
its importance has not been realized, and
II has therefore not been discounted in
the market.
Steel sold under par which was
wonder in Wall street, as was its sale
above par on the previous day. The
traders thought It was never going under
par again.
Wall Street is ignoring the export tax
on munitions provided for in the largest
administration bill, because the COnstitu-
ton Of the United States, forbids any
such tax. The street feels certain that
this tax will be thrown out by the Su-
The Washington herald., 1916-09-08

cantaloupes. per crate lass; carrots per bunch
2a3; celery New York per crate. 5.ooa7mi corn per
doz. l5a25; cucumbers. per basket, l.50a29; Gym
bings per crate sOalO0; eggplants per crate, 5oa7s
kale per bbl. 7Sal.o0; lettuce, New York. per bas
ket, l.os225; onions, per bag. 2.Sos275; peppcn,
PEI crate, Oa50 potatoes per bbl. a0oa525 spinach
per Dbl, 2.5Oa3co; tomatoes. per box. 0sloo; tur-
nps Per bunch, 1s5.
FRUTTS-Apples, per bbl.. l.5Oa3N; damsons, Per
u busheI basket, 5Oa6S; grapefruit Per box. 5oOa
$50; grapes. per crate. l.oOalT5i lemons. per box
6Soa75O oranges, per crate. b5Oa6Oo; peaches. per
crate. l.5oa25o; pineappes. per crate, 20os2. 50
plums per Slb. carrier 2Oa55; raspbeTries, Der It,
aa25: Strawberries Per ct. 2SsSi WatermeloDS each
2OaS.
LIVE sTOCK-Yeal calves. prime. per h., IL;
do. medium per h. s14slo; spring lambs. fat. per
h. I0lll
The Washington herald., 1916-09-08
DEATHS REPORTED.


Josrph n. Mcclure - years 1884 I6th 81. nv.
Annie NJ. Prout. Il. -. EhEzbeths HospltA
Peter Condor g. St Eliza beth's HoSpitGI
Abraham R. Chidester. 50 St. ElizAbeths Hospital.
John A. Hsanansn. e. St. EHzabeths HosTitGI
Donice Wolf alias ChAs u. Wolf, = St Eliza
beths Hospital.
Mary =. R. stone g. the Funtsnet Court.
Howell Rsrtlc S. 1915 CSlvert St. nv.
james W. Chappelear. a. l5o East Capitol -
Christina SonncnSu rs, 1888 5th Il. nv.
Moi Sing 20. Washington Asylum HosTdtIl.
Florence Goodrich, n Columbia Hospital.
Charles Frost - GeorErtovu UuiVeSty HosptBL
Margaret Smith, months, St. Ann'I Infant
Asylum.
OOLORED
Arthur IAncaSteT 3 year SO VI 81 nv.
John williams IS Congress c. nv.
Louisa NJ. Parker, s. rs Cleveland Grr. nv
Sophia Lyons 81. Steel Plant I'd.
GeorFe MRclinon, 20 Washington Asylum Hospital.
Walter johnson. 50. 81 Hughes q. nv
Powell WIuen months Kane pL. Dsnwood.
D. c.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-08
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

good marketable goods only. Jobbers' prices are
higher. Lower grades may be sold for less. Fancy
goods command higher prices.
EGGS-Fresh, per doz., S2a5
BUTTERFLIES prints. new per ID, IS; do, tub
3fh: process s01Sn5; storepacked, Za2i.
LARD-Tub. pure. per h., l5al5iS; do. compound.
per b. uallh; cottonseed oil. per can, 375
CHEESE-New York. new, per h., 10; fat, 10;
Swiss domestic, %; do. foreign. IS
LIVE POULTRY-Hens, per h.. lsa!e; ROSTERS.
per h.. 49, ducks. per h., Is: chickens. per h..
As22; turkeys per h.. %
GREEN GOODS-Beans, per basket Local. Is;
beets per 100 3ooa4o0; cabbage, per bbl 2ooa2 g;
The Washington herald., 1916-09-08

59527-Jamcs W. Gray VS. T DIAL
las Washington; notes $4,000; plain
tiffs attorney. Wilton J. Lambert
5952S-HarringtOn Mills vs. Real
Estate Trust Co; account S1S,6OO;
plaintiffs attorneys, W. J. Lambert
and r. H Yeatman.
59529-Harrington Mills vs. Ed
ridge E. Jordan; breach of contract;
$4,000; plaintiffs attorneys, W. J.
Lambert and r. H. Yeatman.
Northumberland Brothers VS.. Laura
V Damn; account S5O2.36; plaintiff $
attorney, P H Moreland.
59531-Rebecca Mayer VS.. william
c. Amos; account S51S.37: plaintiff s
attorney. H. Winship Wheatley.
59532-Josephine MCLeran VS.. Capt.
tai Traction Co; damages $4,000;
plaintiffs attorney, W. J. Lambert
The Washington herald., 1916-09-08
WASHINGTON GAS HAS
new Low QUOTATION
Drops on Points Below Level Preced-
ing Congressional Price Cut.

Washington Gas established a new
low at yesterdays session of the To-
cal stock exchange. dropping to 69h,
which is six and one-half points be-
low the level prevailing before Con-
gress ordered a cut in the price of
gas. The decline was checked. how
ever. and at the close sixty-eight
shares changed hands at 10.
Railway preferred sold for SLY. A
few shares of Capital Traction were
transferred at IS. Mergenthaler sold
at $50. and Potomac Consolidated IS
brought lOO&
The Washington herald., 1916-09-08
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York Sept. Mooney call today opened
at per cent high, , per cent; low, IA per cent
close. per cent Most Of the loans were at ) per
cent. Time money obtainable With sufficient
moderate
Rates on mixed collateral were: zzs5 per CENT for
sixty days. 3s3h per cent for ninety days, ysaS4s
per cent for four months, SaaA per cent for i've
months 2ka4 per cent for six months.
Industrial loans about L Of l per cent higher. Mer-
camille paper in fair demand. but the supply
Of paper was not supeTAbundsnt. Rates were
easier and were quoted at 5,4s4 per cent fur
sixty and ninety days indorsed bills receivable
well for choice four 70 six months single names.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES
" HTTE

DuTsev R. Wilson 3 and Minnie r TUbcet' u
both Of Stsunton Va. Rev. J. r. Dslnhtm
Benjamin NcWhouse. =. and Esther RSun g.
Rev C Snverstone
Herman u. Young a and Rachel n ShIuL n
both Of Freeisnd, No Re-. J H. Jetiss
COJORED
Frank GrhAn. 20, and Irene Ptdgrt y Re-.
l. y Robinson.
Oscar Prayor. %. and Irene PIdr-,t. p Re- J.
". Pope
Samuel, Wick. y. and Nina Latham. = Rev
c H. Stsptesu.
Jessie Grove, ?. and ri, Nay Bruce IS Rev
J. I. Loving
The Washington herald., 1916-09-08
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Sept 7.-BCTTER-steady; rsceipts
1907 tubs; creamery. extras ~ Soorel, 55<a55'4
creamery higher scoring. Aa44; hrsts. AHaS
seconds. 2g1sa
EGGS-Flrm; receipts. I27s cases: fresh gath
cred. extra fine. 35sB; extra frsts May frsts
AaS41 nearby hsuneTy whites, fine to fancy, Ea4S;
nearby hennery browns. Sag.
LIVE POULTRY-stesdy: brutlas. 81 fowls
1871 TURKEYS, lsa2O; dressed strong chickens 2Sa3l
fowls, l7S2S; turkeys, EA35.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-08
BIRTHS REPORTED
WHITE

WHITE
George c. and Ethel NJ. Waltz, boz
Bernard and AEnUs Wells. girl.
William and Sophie ID. WGhL boy.
Carl and Lydie X. WidmAyeT, boz.
Charles NJ. and Daisy l. AleEEndeT, Er.
Joseph l. and Barbara NJ Nail. boz
William and Elizabeth Phcrson. CIR
r. A and Isabel Agnes Lacy, girl
R&fGele and GsetAnA Gisnnol1, boz.
COLORED.
JGmes and Catherine Jones. Etrl.
Homer and Pauline Cobb. girl
Roland S. and Bertie HAWKINS. nH
JoscTh and Man l. Thomas. hos
Gordon W. and GLADYS NJ. Wilson. boy
Ismes aud Mar S. Foster. girl
Fred and Susie Barron, giri.
Edward and Came DiEgs, 90
The Washington herald., 1916-09-08
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE

Furnished by W. b. HIbbs q Co.
SALES
Potomac Electric Cons s., 5000 at lul
Capital Traction. % at S.
Washington Railway ptd 10 at SIX At SIN
at slk, 10 At slA. 2 az SIN
Washington Gas, % at eeih 5 at sa14 10 ct 6aaS
at 70. 8 at 20
MergrnthaleT. l at l5e, 10 at $50
After call:
Potomac Electric Coma s.. loo at loo&-
GOVERNMENT RONDS
The Washington herald., 1916-09-08
Criminal Division.
Justice SiddOua

United States VS.. Lillian Msyberry;
second offense petit larceny: recognizance
$500 taken with Frank Frazzano surety;
attorney, f. L. Gies.
United States VS.. Charles SlayenEer;
violation SIG B code; recognizance 81, OJ0
taken with W. w. Stewart surety.
United States VS.. Thomas Z. Briscoe;
nShsupport; bench warrant returned cepi;
defendant committed.
United States VS. George McCUen. non
support; bench warrant issued.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-08
Mechanics Liens.

7O76-Fred S. Gichner VS. Plaza
Apartment Co; lot 10, square 81.
Washington circle and Pennsylvania
avenue northwest; $3.50; attorney, F.
NJ. Pelzman.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-08
Bankruptcy Division.

In re Capital Auto Supply Co: or
| der Of August 80. 1916. amended.
| In re Brides A. Jacobs; order au-
thorizing sale OF certain real estate.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-08
New York.
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore, Sept. 7.-WHEAT-Closed irregular.
No. 2 red spot and September, L5sE; No 2 red
Western spot and September. l6l&.
CORN-Spot and September. ah.
OATS-standArd white, 81.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-08
Furni.hed by w. b. NIB. ( Co.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

bulk, 10 5oalI25; light 10 3OalL55; mixed l0lOall 80
heavy. I1uoall4o; rough. lGOOalo2; pigs. 65Os95O.
CATTLE-Receipts 1000 head; slow; native beef
cattle 6T5a5 50; stockers and feeders 475a7s5 COWS
and hefers. 3s5ae.6O; calves s75Sl3oo. SHEEP
Receipts 1900 head; weak; wethers, s5oaSOO
lambs 66jal0S0
Kansas City Sept T-HOGS- Receipts 5000 head
higher; bulk l065alL05 heavy, IO5Oall %; packers
and butchers. lo.66alllO; light lo.7Oalll5: pigs
S.5Oal00O CATTLE-Reoeipts, 800 head steady
prime feed steers lO.ooallOo; dressed beef steers,
750a975; Southern steers, S0oas.S; COWS, 4:5sT. 2
heifers 600alo .; stockers and feeders, O0aS 3
bulls 5ooa6oo; calves, 65oAl1.Oo. sHEEP-Re-
cdpts 5000 head; steady. Lambs. lOooalo.60: year
lings 7.g5as Is; wethers 7.Ga7.T5; ewes, 65Oa73
The Washington herald., 1916-09-08
District Division.
Iusffre Sfddour

In re opening and widening Of al
leys in squares 2S77. 1895. 2540 and
1875; hearing on exceptions extended
to September IL
The Washington herald., 1916-09-08
Capital $1,000, 900
Surplus S1,1OO,OOO
Safe Deposit Department

q AFE DEPOSIT VAULTS are
y neither exclusively for the
- wealthy nor peculiarly for peo-
pie Of small means; they are for
everybody. The millionaire pays 500,
perhaps $1,000 per year for large
safes and vaults wherein to store his
treasures, while the person of mod
crate means secures in a three dollar
safe the savings of lifetime And
they both receive an equal amount
of protection; the care of the prop
erty and the need of absolute safety
exists in both cases and in no other
way can the same degree of security
be obtained.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-08

Revenue receipts for this fiscal year
up to the close of business September G.
$1S5. 474, S9l. 30: revenue receipts for the cor
responding period last year, Sis, 355, IL. SO.
Ordinary disbursements for this fiscal
year up to the close of business Septem-
Der s, $l59, 495, AL52; ordinary disburse-
ments for the corresponding perid last
year, 1886, 623 1901
The Washington herald., 1916-09-08
U. S. Treasury Statement.

The condition Of the Treasury at the
close of business yesterday was:
Net balance in general fund, S2o6, los, 76S;
total ordinary receipts yesterday, s3,o7l.-
4O3: total ordinary payments yesterday,
S. l9S4S.
The deficit this fiscal year is 81, 26S, 81,
against a deficit of 81. 4SS.6OS last year
exclusive Of Panama Canal and public
debt transactions
The Washington herald., 1916-09-08
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York. Sept. 7.-wHEAT-wsaker Export
inquiry Is moderate. No red. 1874 No
Northern, Z. o, b.. LTs; No. hard winter, 1854
T. o. B.; No l macarUni. to arrive L7f5I; No
MANITOBA L761. Exporters took about 400 900
bushels chiefly Manitoba and hard winter
CORN-SrOns. No, yellow fresh-shelled, to
arrive. looI. c. T.; No. > fresh-sheIled, to arrive
eA, c. l. Z. Exporters took nothing
OATS-Firm. Standard S4a5I11; No Ebits
@4a4; No. white Ssa554; elevator basis. un-
graded, Ha5s. EIportsTs took nothing
The Washington herald., 1916-09-08

Other pnancial on page 9.
Evening star., 1916-06-26
FOR RENT-HOUSES.


BAL Eye sw. RIB. 1850
219 1917 sw,7r,b.. 1880
1102 7th sw, or. .b.17.50
1853 II sw. 6r. b. 1850
491 G sw. Or. w,g.16.50
497 Eye sw. 6r. b.15.50
424 9th sw, 6r,w.g.14.50
311 o sw. Or, b. .12.5O
Az st. s.w. Main 6972.
CRs
Evening star., 1916-06-26
II. f. wOODARD. Attorney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. = Fredericka Sanders Mowbray.
Plaintiff, vs. Carlton Francis Mowbray, Respond
ent and Estelle Duke, Correspondent. - Equity
No. 344O4.-The object of this suit is to obtain
absolute divorce on account Of adultery. On
motion Of the plaintiff, 1t is this I'D day OF
June, 1915, ordered that the defendants. Carlton
Francis Mowbray and Estelle Duke. correspond
ent, cause their appearance to be entered herein
on before the fortieth day. exclusive Of Sum-
days and legal holidays. occurring after the date
of the first publication Of this order: otherwise
cause will be proceeded with as in case OF de-
fault. provided. copy Of this order be pub
lished once 4 week for three successive weeka
ing Star before said day. By the court, WEN
DELL 2. STAFFORD. Justica. (seau. 4 true
cory, Tests = r. YOUNG. cletf AS
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Evening star., 1916-06-26
LEGAL NOTICES.
CHAPMAN ". MAUPIN. Attorney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
NJ Columbia a-Amercan Surety Company OF
New York. Plaintiff. VS.. Alfred Pennington ct
al Defendants.-No. 34411, Equity Docket "a
The object of this suit is to impound a fund OF
s3115 in the Treasury Of the United States due
10 the defendant. Alfred Pennington. as con-
tractor for repairs to post Office building at
Ogdensburgh N. T., and require the application
of same to the discharge of the claims Of those
furnishing material and labor for such repairs.
and to the exonera ton Of plaintiff surety on
said contractors bond. On motion of the plain
TIM 1t is this 26th day Of June. 1916. ordered
that the defendant, Alfred Pennington cause
his appearance to be entered herein on or before
the fortieth day. exclusive of Sundays and legal
HOLIDAYS occurring after the day Of the first
publication of this order; otherwise the cause
Will be proceeded with as in case Of default
Provided a copy Of this order be published once
a week for three successive weeks in the WASH
ington Law Reporter and The Evening Star. be-
fore said day. WALTER i. Mccoy. Justice.
(SeaO A true copy. Test: J. X. YOUNG.
Clerk, by F. E. CUNNINGHAM, Assistant Clerk.
Evening star., 1916-06-26

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