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The log cabin Democrat., 1916-09-20
WOMAN SHOOTS
 SELF W|lH RIFLE
Special to the Log Cabin Democrat

Special to the Log Cabin Democrat
 Hammonsvil!e, Sept. 20.-Despond- ent over i'll health, Mrs. Hattie Wright, wife of Walter Wright, two miles northeast of this place, shot and instantly killed herself Satur- day afternoon at 4 o'clock Mrs. Wright used a -calibre target rife. She pointed the weapon direct ly over her heart, which was pene- trated by the bullet, death being in- staneous. No member of the family was at home at the time except her married daughter, Mrs. Una Huff man. Justice of the Peace J. B. Garrett held an inquest over the body.
 Mrs. Wright was daughter of the late Rev. Pink Thomson.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-09-20

team to the rear end of the wagon to pull it out When the team start ed the wagon was overturned and caught MT. Morris, pinning down his body from the chest down. Early the next morning MT. Love heard him calling for help and went to his rescue. Dr. G. l.. Henderson attend ed the injured man. He says he is resting fairly we'll now and does not think the injuries will prove serious.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-09-20
MASONS TO INITIATE.

The Masonic lodge will meet on Thursday night, September 28, fos the purpose of conferring the Enter ed Apprentice degree upon a caNii- date. All Masons are cordially iN vited to attend
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-09-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

H. V. Blessing. 25, and Jewel Henry, 23, Mt. Vernon.
 Preston Mattison, 23, and Florence Hines, 20, Conway.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-24

Nh. Prfmm-Why, hEss Jones, your
convention h positively shocking!
Ms JoneS-Yes? love to shock
psuEGss RS SO dtfncuft O task nova
The Washington herald., 1916-12-08
D. G. Court of Appeals.

Present-The Chief Justice, Mr.. Justics
Robb, and Mr.. Justice Van orsdel.
R. A. vetter and Dion 8. Birney were
admitted to practice.
2sS5-Washington Railway and Electric
Company VS.. Scala; motion for allow
United States. and to stay mandate un'
til further order; submitted by Mr.. J.
s. Barbour.
2957-Wedderburn VS.. Wedderburn; argu,
ment continued by Mr.. Edmund Burke
for appellant, and concluded by Mr.. Lew
H. David for appellee.
2956-Washington Railway and Electric
Company VS.. Clark: argument COM
menced by Mr.. George p. Hoover for
appellant; continued by Mr.. W. J. Lam
bert for appellee, and concluded by Mr..
George p. Hoover for appellant.
2962-Mount Vernon and Marshall Hall
Steamboat Company VS.. McKenney;
argument commenced by Mr.. Dan Thew
Wright for appellant; assignment for to-
day.
2s62-Mount Vernon and Marshall Hall
Steamboat Company VS.. McKenney; at
torneys. Woodard, Wright, Wampler-
Hogan Kaufman on hearing.
2963-Fitzpatrick VS.. Capital Traction
Company; attorneys, Cox. Sherier-Ho-
gan.
9S5-Edelin vs. District Of Columbia
attorneys, Gertman-Syme.
2S66-Ryan, executrix, VS.. McAdoo; at
torneys. Ralston, Richardson-Laskey.
Peter.
2sss-Davidson ct al vs. the E. F.
Brooks Company; attorneys, Gittings,
Mackall-Wright, woodard.
2Sf0-Pittsburgh Construction Company
VS.. Cannon: attorneys. wahly-Lambert,
Yeatman
2sG2-Cronan VS.. Cronan: attorneys,
Hinton, Cox-Peter.
@IS-Kemp VS.. the Board Of Medical
Supervisors of the District Of Columbia {.
attorneys. Davis. Hooe-Syme Stephens
2S1s-Hekimian VS.. Woodward; attor-
neys, Jones-Easby-Smith Fleharty.
2Ss0-Masson VS.. Washington Light and
Traction Company; attorneys, Coombe-
Blair.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-08
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

Chicago, Dec There was a partial ruve-x.I =,
conditions surrounding the wheat market TODAY as
compared with that Of Wednesday The market v1s
big broad affair today and price losses were 10
cents Both large and small longs were forces ort
OF their position, values druped downward IN |.
manner that was anything but encouraging to thos.
who felt friendly to wheat.
It was believed on Wednesday that the tulls had
again asserted their rights in the market and th,t
prospects were for bull movement. The openinn
prices today encouraged holders and di,,onraopd
the Speculative world in no mood to tats c.rs
Of increased offerings, and in Consequence the d.
cline which was brought about by only selIino AMI
lack Of buying power.
Pit conditions seem to oyerbalance an els. a, ths
news received from points IN the United stste. ana
abroad were 3 about the same character as that
received for several previous days The n1hl,o
bought early and sold late and suffered lo.es toov
Considerable strength is shown In the IiverT,ooi
wheat market. where prices were unclaimed IN Id
higher and IN passage 6aod higher Arrrnt,n.
prices are cents better and the weather there v.s
clear and hot.
There were losses of I%a1K cents In corn and x.x
cent in oats today. The weather is rourh m the
upper portion Uf the Western corn belt n v,ll A.
in the Ohio Valley Shorts were leading b1,--,
early but the entire speculative trade sold hoth
corn and oats late. Liverpool reported a br de
mand there for corn for mixture With wheat Ofre-.
ngs from Argentine arc expected 10 conttnu. Bobt
owing to the losses BY locuss.
The weakness IN the hog markst at tia sfocr ,.,3,
and In grain values on the board of t.de o.ynled
with low prices for cash hog producta vere ve.k
influences PsckeFs sold lard and rihs tn TIA nav
Of nquidation. On the declines thnr, ma. ,,noS
buying Of May lard and ribs By commission honses
The Washington herald., 1916-12-08
Equity Division No. 4.
Justice Stafford.

Kolipinsh VS.. Diggs: border appointtns
E. Hilton jackson guardian ad Item;
plaintiffs attorneys, w. H. NARROW. ]. N
Saunders and J. II. Gardiner; Defendant
attorneys. Peyton Gordon and E. H
jackson.
Van Deusen vs.. the WASHINGTON
Bakery: order for sale of real esta te:
plaintiffs attorneys. B. D. BoteIer and
| D. 8. Mackall: defendants attorney, w.
A. Johnston
+ Young VS.. Vest, tr.: order of publica-
ton: plaintiffs attorneys, G. L. Baker,
C.. c. Miller and s. F. Taliaferro.
Baker VS.. Lee; order referring cause
to Margaret NJ. Murray, examiner; plain
| tiff's attorney. F. Snowden Hill.
[ In re lunacy of Fannie s. Reynolds;
order confirming report Of the auditor
Barker VS.. Henderson; order of publica-
| ton: plaintiffs attorney, d. 8. Birney
Towson VS.. Towson* testimony on
question of Jurisdiction; arguments FRI
day, December d plaintiffs attorneys, D.
S. Mackall and J. B. Carter; defendants
attorneys. G. E. Nicol and Crandai
Mackey.
NewboId VS.. Brennan Construction
Company; on hearing; plaintiffs at
torney. Myer Cohen; defendants at
torneys, George e. Sullivan and J. J.
Hamilton.
Herrick VS.. Perrault. ct al; rules re-
turnable December 15; { thirteen different
casesl; plaintiffs attorneys, Ralston and
Richardson.
Motions for today at 10 a. m:
1-Mason VS.. Mason; attorneys, HUBER
Jones-White.
2Simms VS.. spriggs; attorneys, New
myer-James. Hoehling, Peelle & Ogilby.
3-Gracie We. Henry; attorneys, Leclie
Cox. sherier-Wrtght Hogan. Hawken
q HaveM
The Washington herald., 1916-12-08
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. Dec. I.-Reports that the German
submarine situation had again become dangercus
the result Of Germany's note with regard 70
the SINKING 0 the liner Arabia resulted In .
sharp break In the cotton market today. For .
time prices rallied after initial losses
The tone at the start was considered steady
in view Of q rather sharp decline In Liverpool.
Opening prices here showed losses Of to per
cent. and the decline was extended to u points
from last nights close. As the price approached
% cents for January. support became more ag-
gresiTe, and the market hrmed up after II O'Clock
covering and renewed buying BY some Of the
more prominent operators Of yesterday. The ad-
vance carried the market about to points
net highefs
on the closing basis Of Wednesday.
The fears as to the relations between the United
States and Germany became prevalent after ths
publication Of q dispatch from Washington in
mid afternoon. This message was responsible for
q drop Of $lo0 bale below the close Of wednes-
day. January touching 1880 before Il was checked.
Then covering promoted a partial rally but the un-
quotations were easy at a net loss Of 10 to q
points
The Census Bureaus report on the quantity ginned
to December l will be made public at the -
ginning Of business tomorrow
Port receipts for the day were as.7W bales.
aeainst S.nS bales last week. Exports for the
day were 8.s75 bales Clearances for the sea
with lse9, H3 bales for the corresponding period
last season.
Spot here was quiet, 10 points lower at Do5
cents; there were no sales. The spot article at
New Orleans was steady with middling unchanged
on the basis Of 1875 cents: the'sales Its bales
Receipts at New Orleans were AT bales; Nor
folk 5oH bales and Houston, I7.s17 bales
The Washington herald., 1916-12-08
Supreme Court, District of Columbis
Justice HifX.

Equity Division, No. l-Justice Hitz.
Twomey VS.. Metzger; decree substitut-
ing trustee; plaintiffs attorney, Paul H.
Moreland.
Rupper VS.. Sullivan: order appointing
guardian ad litem: plaintiffs attorney, w.
E. Lester: defendants attorneys, GUM
ter and West.
Washington New Theater Company vs.
White; decree quietinE title: plaintiff s
attorney. w. G. johnson.
Motions for today at 10 a. M:
1-Marfno VS.. Marino: attorneys. Dickey
English.
2-Geier VS.. Leatherman: attorneys
Jackson-Tobriner and Graham
8-Long VS.. Long: attorney. Robb.
dorsey VS.. Dorsey: attorneys, O'Brier
I-whippler.
SIN re bankruptcy Of Albert L. John.
son: attorneys. Loving. sullivan-col-
bert, Lester.
eWoulfe VS.. woulfe: attorneys, Robb
Brockmeyer. Downey-Leckie, Cox and
Sherier
7-Harvey vs.. Harvey; attorneys. Gies-
O'Donoghue.
sClagett VS.. Rawlings; attorneys, Sui
livan-Jones.
9-Bowie VS.. Bowie; attorney, Phelps.
N-F1tzhugh vs. Fitzhugh; attorney
DeLacy.
1-Dykes VS.. Dykes; attorneys Gies-
English.
12-Wilson VS.. Wilson; attorney, Gies
N-Farr VS.. Farr; attorneys, Gies-
Bigoness, Brashears
lEKfllian VS.. Killian; attorneys, Lam
bert-Brandenburg.
BIN re bankruptcy of New York Cyele
Company; attorneys. Gardiner-woIf.
B-Pigman VS.. Washington Mechanics
Savings Bank; attorneys. Baker. symon.
Colbert. Sullivan.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-08
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia. Dec f.-BUTTER-The market ruled
hrm In fancy stock with demand equal TO the limit
ed oderinga Quote: Western soid-packed cram
cry. fancy specials. o; extra. a; extra nrsts 50;
hrsts.. n; seconds, %; renovated extra, 81; do.
frsts. $; do. seconds %; nearby prints fancy. g:
average extra. 4la42; hrsts Nass; seconds, Saa;
special fancy beands Of prints at ss1.
EGGs-Dsmand was fair and the market d.
Tsioped hfmer tone, with supplies well under con-
troll We quote; In free cases. nearby extra, per
doz. e; nearby hnsts 400 per standard case;
nearby current receipts. lilo per standard case
Western extra. per doz. q; extra frsts 100 per
hsts, sso: seconds. 900; candled eggs were obbins
at Ea5s per Dozen
LIVE POULTRY-Fowis, as "a quality lSal7;
roosters. lsal4; srring cbickens according to quaI
ity. HAS; ducks. as 70 size and quality. Halls;
DRESSED PoULTRY-Ffesh.Eilled. dr,.packed
-urkeys per n., fancy. nearby. asa27; fancy West
Il to box dry-pieked fancy selected 3; wsshins
fzaS pounds apiece. IN; do. pounds apiece. M;
do, sh pounds apiece. %: do. pounds apiece ls
Fowls. in barrels ice-packed. fancy. dry picked
weighing hta5 pounds and over apiece. 2; weighing
pounds apiece, q smaller sizes. I6sls; old
roosters. drypicked. ls; roasting chickens Western
dry-picked. In boxes. weighing pounds and over
per pair. q; roasting chickens Western in boxes,
Weighing pounds per pair. 2S roasting chickens.
Western, icepacked, in barrels. weighing pounds
and over. per pair. "a; roasting chickens Western,
in barrels. weighing pounds per pair. 2; broiing
chickens. Western. in boxes weighing Sai pounds
per pair. 3aa: chickens. weighing 5as pounds per
pair aa2l; do mixed sizes. 2a22: broilers Jersey,
fancy, 1as2 broilers. other nearby, weighing lISa2
pounds apiece. 8aSo: broiers nearby smaller sizes
Saa. Ducks nearby. spring. 2a2i; do, Western.
aa22 Geese. Western. l7als. Squads, per dozen,
white weighing II to II pounds. per doz 575as 90
white. weighing to 10 pounds per doz, 4sSa5 50
white. weighing 8 pounds. per doz 40oa48: do,
do. ] pounds per doz. 35oa375: do, do ess5f
pounds per doz.. 2T5a2sO; dark. 25Oa2so; small and
No. 2. 6oal3.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-08

North Cardinal. nnts, .: szicty tr,sA country
gathered q Ths market for Western sers Is
steady. Western. frssh, case count, @; Western
s.Onss' e.s count @i selected c.od'sd STOCK in
.o.at PRINT. SiS.. sas; a;.ts ssd, % Do. .t1.s @
sn .' : o d.i s Prints ss M.,ssa S i f1a:y,.aasa aa
and Virginia sxtras soAsl, hrts, nAo; store
packed. 6rsts, .; rolls. hs,yind .nd Psnnsyirlnia
sHa; do. West virsinis. asA
LIVE P0ULTRY-Prices psr pound unless other-
wise stated: Chickens, choics, youngy BY boat
II; do, By express. II; do, white Leehorns 10;
old hens pounds and over. 10: do. smaller TO
medium Is; do. old roosters and stael loall; ducks
young. Muscory and MouErel. Is; young. White
Pekinss 1sal7; do. Puddle. ovsr. pounds. lsals;
do. smaller. l4al5; seese. MARYLAND and Virginia,
fat, leal7 do. Southern snd Western. l4AlS; do,
Kent Island. fat. rals; turkeys young pounds
poor I7als: pigeons. old. pair. %: do. young 20;
guinea fowl. young. II ns. and up each N5i do.
smaller 70; do. old, 8.
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUTTS-Potatoes
white. Western Maryland ind Psnnsys.nia. bushel.
LOaly0; do, New Yort and New Jersey, l4oa
lso; DO. Eastern Shore, Maryland and Virginia. No.
lgI1al.o; do, frosted, bushel 75aeo; do, nearby
bushel box l.sal.@. Sweets. Eastern Shore. vir-
Shore, Maryland and Delaware. 3oo.sso; do. York
River 275a3oo; do. North Carolina 275aSs5; do.
hampers. per basket. Loai.S. Yams. large. bright.
Per barrel. I.75a1oo. Apples, Western Maryland
New York STATE. No. l, 25oa4D; do. No. :. l.sa
rs. Beans. Florida, green. basket. Li5a2o: cab
bage. native per loo 4ooaeoo; do. New York State.
Danish. per ton, @ooa6soo; do, domestic per ton,
Is ooa5ooo; csulhower. Long Island. per cate. l5oa
LIS; Maryland. per BARREL LTsa2o. Celery. New
York bunch. 2oa25. Cranberies. as to quality. per
barrel. sOoa75O. Cucumbers. Florida. per basket,
25oa35. Egsplants. Florida. pc, crate. l.75a2S.
Grapefruit Florida, per box, 2paSD Horseradish.
nearby per box 225a2 so Kale. Norfolk per
barrel 7sasO: native. per bIshel box saa5 Lettuce
Norfolk per basket, soal.O. Onions. Maryland and
Pennsyivania, yellow, dry, per bshel L65al75; do,
New York and Western. yellow. per loopound sack.
3.s5a40e Oranges. F1orida- TO size per box asa
275 Pears, Eastern Shore. KiefeT 4s basket 2Oa25:
do, per barrel. IzSal75 Peppers Florida per crate
25oasoe. Spinach, Nofclk. per barrel lasa.5o do.
native per bushel bon, eoas5. Squash. Florida. per
crate 2ooszB. Turkeys. native, medium size per
barrel l0oal %; do. psr baSksk s5an
The Washington herald., 1916-12-08
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

4-In re estate OF Perry Adams; at
torneys, Darlington, williamson-Ken-
nedy.
5-Mason VS.. zantzinger:: attorneys,
Jones-Imlay, onutt.
SIN re estate of StIlson Hutchins, at
torneys, Gittings-Johnson, Cohen.
/ Esnellings VS.. snellings; attorneys. r.
z. Mattingly.
S-Barrett vs.. Barrett; attorneys, Hawk
en- and Havell-Brady.
s-Bradley vs. Bradley attorneys,
Rausch-Mattingly.
o-Crittenden VS.. Crittenden; attorneys,
Colbert. O'Brien-Gardiner, Lewis.
H-Tuckerman, ct al, VS.. Mearns at
torneys, Tucker, Macfarland, Galley
Clephane - :
12-Taft VS.. Arlington Hotel Company;
attorneys, McKenney. Glassie-Peter,
Tobriner. Maddox and Galley.
B-Campbell VS.. Campbell: attorneys.
Lee. Wilson-Stewart.
H-McIntosh vs. McIntoshS attorneys,
Gibbs, Whiteford-McMahon
l5-kloczewsk VS.. Kloczewski; at
torneys. Schick-Stein
B-Rean vs. Miller: attorneys, Leckie,
Cox and Sherier-Jones
H-Brooklyn Trust Company VS.. Uniteo
States Trust Company; attorneys. Tuck
er. Browne-Williams
S-Bray VS.. Bray: attorneys, Wright a
Wampler. Emerson.
R-Jones VS.. Jones; attorneys, Wright
& Wampler-Mitchell
D-Williams VS.. Whitford; attorneys.
Gibbs.
Cohen VS.. Cohen: attorneys. Doyle
GIes.
2-Campbell VS.. Philadelphia, Balt-
more and Washington Railway Company;
attorneys. David. Wiener-McKenney &
Flannery.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-08

airy Is; plaintiff's attorney, w. a. Gar.
diner; defendants attorney. Frank J. Ho-
gan
Motions for today at 10 a. m:
l-Bowen VS. siddons: attorneys. Bowen
-Hoehling. Peelle & Ogiiby.
Dean VS.. Koppers; attorneys. Gar
diner-Hogan.
y&Beall Va. Capital Traction Company;
attorneys. O'Brien-Hogan.
4-Anderson VS.. Observer Companys at
torneys. Davis, Perkins-Douglas. Ruff
I'm & Obear.
, 6-BarksdaIe vs. Huston: attorneys.
Wilson-McNeilL
s-Burrows VS.. Delaney: attorneys.
wheatley-wilson.
Islanders vs. Taylor Auto Hiring Com
pany; attorneys. o'Toole, Jsckson-Mc-
Nell.
S-First National Fire Insurance Com
pany vs.. Tuttle; attorneys, Heigwin.
Jaekson-Wright. Aacl1ey.
s-Detroit Heating Company vs.. Okie;
attorneys, Ridout-Calvert
I0-Shilling VS.. Adams Express Com
pany: attorneys. YOUNG. Jones-AcKsn-
ney & Flannery.
Gies-Rhodes e. Cromelin.
R-Shapiro VS. Lsppin; attorneys. stein
-O'shea
l3-Spooner VS.. Burlingame; attorneys,
Sullivan-Newmyer. Davis
B-SpOoner VS.. BurlinEame; attorneys,
Sullivan-Newmyer. Davis.
ls-Shannon & Luchs vs. Sands; sttor-
neys. Wolf & Cohen-Rslston & Richard
son.
I7-Iackson VS.. District OF Columbia;
attorneys. Leckie. Cox q Sher1er-Syme.
B-Goldenberg vs. Friend; attorneys,
Wolf-O'Neill. Reane.
1S-Allender VS.. WashinRton-VtrRfnia
Railway Company; attorneys. Lambert q
Yeatman-Barbour.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-08
LIVE STOCK MARKETS

Chicago Dec. a-HOGs-Receipts. a0o head
slow: to- 10 cents under yesterdays ayersre: buk
e55aloD5; light sooalo.oo; mixed, e8alo 20; heayy
s.eoalo2D; rough, aeoas.75; piss. fooas@.
CATfLE-Receipts 5000 head; steady: native beef
cattle. 7oal27s; Western steers TeoaIo5o; stockers
calves sDal33
sHEEP-Receipts. 1900 head; steady; weth.rs,
isSoas25: lambs. ioloaf28 :
head; lower; bulk. s.Dal06; heavy. 10 nan 10.
packers and butchers. saa1o.os; light s5oas8;
pigs, YHa8T5.
CATTLE Receipts. 5000 head; steady: prime-fed
stees lo0al2o; dressed. beef steers 75o alo Is;
soozMso; steckes and feeders. 5aa7.75: bulls.
A25a6,15; calves. 65ea1l.oo. = .
SHEEP Receipts. 500 head; steady; lambs.
Ansi1D; yezrlinN s5oallp; wsthsu, aoouayoo:
ssA 1Soa&so
The Washington herald., 1916-12-08

Quotations given below arc for large lots q sod
marketabls goods only Jobbers' prices are hiEhr
Lower grades may abe sold for less. Fancy eoodi
command higher prices.
EGGs-Fresh. per dos. sOaa: Southern, s.so
BUTTER-Bet print& new. per n.. a. do. tub
is process, s6aN; storepacked. 8a0
LARDOTub. Pure. per NJ, Bisafs; DO, com
pound. lHsal5; cOttunsesd OIL pr hrsanon c.n.
SIS
CHEEsE-Nsw York, NV. pr D., Fan, nat
Sa2B; Swiss. domestic. saas6; do. forsign, $3.50
LIVE PoULTRY-Chicfens psf n. Ifals; hens
per .. l6; rooStes. Per n.. Il; duckA psr D. rsls
turkeys per n, Aaz5. . ~. .'
DRESSED PoULTRY-Chicssns, choacs pr n.
IS; hens choice h., I7als; turkeys choice. pen
b.. 26a2s: do. medium. per b., zaA.
LIVE sTOCK-Calves. veal. prime. per D.,
IL; do medium, IL; spring lambs fat pel
n. liaI2; sheep. per n, 5ta6k.
DRESSED GOODs-Pork small. per b., Il; DO
heavy, rer Ib.. 11allh.
GASfE-Rabbits. choice. per doz.. 2ooa2.7: com
mon l5oal. 60
GREEN GooDs-Beans. per bassst, aoo.a 20
beets. per 100 a5oa4Oo; Brussels sprouts, De.
quart ioal2a; cabbage per 100 Ibs. S5ua4, carrots
per bunch. 2aS celery, New York. per crate,
25OaS.oO: cucumbers. per basket. sooa3bo cynblngs
per crate. 1Soa25; egEplant, pG crate. icoa20
kaIe. per bb. looal.5; lettuce. Florida per baskst
l.25a2D; ONIONS, per bag. 5paAB; peppers, pes
crate LDa3.50; potatoes Der bbl. asoaAse; do
northern. per sack. i5oa475; rutabagas Der bbl
25oa3Oo sweet potatoes per bbl, 2ooa3Y5; spinach
per DOl., IoaLW1 Iurnlps, per Oo1, oNfos
FRUITs-Appes, per bbl., 25oa55o; grapefruit.
per box 3Ooa350 lemons per box, L5oa5 ;-oranees
per box California 3.75a5oo; do. Florida 25oa8Oo;
pneaprles per crate, 3.5oaAoe.
SEEDS-Bluegrass. per bush, l4osl.eo; ccvet
alfalfa per D.. =; do. alsika. per n, l5aI7
red Per h.. Hl1al7: do. white, per h.. o; tim.
othy per bushel. 21a2%; orchard srsss. per bushel
22aa.N red top. per D.. GALL.
GRAIN-Corn. old. white. per bushel, sas4;
do yellow. sass; oats. white, per bushel saass:
do mixed. 6las2; wheat. milling. per bushe l. s5a
l.D; do. ordinary. l.ioal.16
HAY-Tmothy. No. !, per ton. H.0a15Oo; do.
No. 2 400: mixed. lo.ooa12oo; ear com, new Ser
bbi. 80; wheat straw per ton, 500; tangled ne
straw. per ton, noo; long rye straw, per ton, Noo
The Washington herald., 1916-12-08
o. S. Treasury Statement

Condition Of Treasury at the close n,
Business yesterday was:
Net balance in general fund, s12s, ,12s, as;
total receipts yesterday, S2,74s s3o. totsi
payments yesterday, Ao6s54s.
The deficit this fiscal year Ia s1O4 0as.
o6z. against a deficit Of SENATE iasr
year, exclusive OF Panama Canal and
public debt transactions.
Brvenue receipts for this fiscal year ,n
30 NE close Of business December 8.
m+&e. .610; revenue receipts for The
corresponding period last year. Ns, ,15s,-
7l9.s6
Ordinary disbursements for this fsca,
year up to the close Of business Deoem-
Der g sn7. Al, 2so.ss; ordinary disburse-
ments for the corresponding period last
yeaA ss1Aus,546D.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-08
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Nov York. Dec E-BUTTER-Unsettled; receipts.
Aso tubs Oresmery higher than extras tspecials).
sopodA ESABA
DGGS-Sesady; receipts. GoU cases. Fresh gath
9ed szta nres. 4sa47; frsts. Eal5. Refrigerator.
pschl marin. fAney, -; refhgsrator. seconds 10
nzstH ukGH4: nsarhg henney whites. nne 70
hnU, Ba5s; nearby hsaney browns. 5a55.
CHEDSE-Easy; rscsipts 8ls9 boxes State, held.
pseAA 3tAG3; do. average fancy. 2tA2sH.
LIVE POULTRY-stsady; chickens IT; fowia.
Hank; turkeys. Hal5.
DRESSED PoULTRY-Ireguhr; chicksns l5s1s;
fovk fsk1; tnkeys, pas.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-08
Circuit Dlvtsion No. l.
Chief Justice Covington.

Clark VS.. Philadelphia. Baltimore and
Washington Railway Company; given TO
jury; plaintiffs attorneys, Daniel Thew
Wright and Thomas NJ. Wampler: de-
fendant's attorneys. McKenney & Flan-
merry.
Cooper VS.. Penn Bridge Company: time
TO submit bill OF exceptions extended TO
January 3, and to file transcript TO Janu-
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WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished by w. b. HIbbs 4 Co.

SALES.
Capital Traction Sc, S.50o at lG 81 600 at IG 500
at lG.
Graphophone ist C. (smaID, 500 at loa
Washington Railway pfd. II at slh 4 at srh. |,
at aA
Washington Gas. 2 at 7oh. at 7os. Is at fux, .
at T0h.
Merssnthaler. | at nv, ) at III.
Second National Bank 3 at lS
Washington Loan Tnpt l at Z3Sk l At ~
Firemens Insurance At 49,
National Union Insurance s at sx
After call:
Washington Gas Sc. 500 at M
Washington Railway ss 81 m at SIS
Washington Gas. At 70H S at 7OlS s at TO-
GOVERNMENT BONDS
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NEW YORK GRAIN MARKET

New fork Dee. H-wHEATIFrmer; inuuir, 4,
snse aest 10 red lisa; No. Northern. I. o b.,
Hon; No hard winter. T. o. b, lN: No !
macaroni 2l4A; No. l Manitoba. 2Wx
Por.en TOOK about $4,000 bushels. chiefly hard
GoHN-Stsady; business 10 moderate. M 4
yellow. dln-dried, lo5S. for shipment In tan d..
Argentine corn. nominal Exporter, to.,. r,thi,,
oATSTSteady; demand moderate. No 4 Uhits
Si<a6zA Standard slKaslE; No. 3 white soxssIM .
NO : white. eOAs0&; uneraded, slas51k Exnort'
srs took 2oOo bushels. part outport.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-08
BALTIMORE GRAIN

5es1nore. Nd, Dec I-wheat closed weak No
red, LT51S; No. red Western, SPOT iaT 'o.
Corn closed weak. Spot L0E{.
osn closed firm No. 2 white eaSzk: standard
white. sla6ih; No white. eoasIK.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-08
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. Dec. L-EGGs-- Market quiet Mary
land. Pennslyania and nearby hrsts %; Eastesn
Shore. Maryland and Virginia, 6rsts. 70; Western
loaAuA fEstH .: west virsinia. arsts. .; eoufAsn
The Washington herald., 1916-12-08
Circuit Division Ne. y
Justice StddonG.

In re habeas corpus Mary z. Burton:
order awarding custody Of child 10
mother
Van Horn VS.. Merchants Transfer &
Storage Co.; Jury respited until Monday.
December IL: plaintiffs attorneys W. C.
Gardner, +. A Fenning and Spencer Cor
don: defendants attorneys L. H, David
and David Wiener
Motions for today at 10 g m;