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The Washington herald., 1916-09-12
COURT PROCEEDINGS
Supreme Court, District Of Columbia
Equity nIyision.
Justice sIddons,

Huntington VS.. Dunnington; rule re-
turnable September l5; plaintiffs attor-
neys. D. T. Wright and T. NJ. Wsmpler;
defendants attorneys, Hawken & HsveIl.
Northwest Washington Improvement
Company VS.. Gordon; decree of August
"a, 1916, modified; PLAINTIFFS attorney
John Ridout; defendants attorneys, Rails
ton & Richardson.
Hillyard VS.. Hillyard; leave granted TO
prosecute without prepayment OF costs
plaintiffs attorney, c. W. Fowler.
Cassidy VS.. Wiesser; trustee discharg.
ed and bond cancelled; plaintiffs attor-
ney, F. A. Fenning; defendants attor.
ney, John Ridout
Kolipinsh VS.. Digges; order Of publ.
cation; plaintiffs attorneys, W. H. Mar
low, ]. N. Saunders and ]. u. Gardiner
Burreil VS.. Burrel: absolute divorce
granted: plaintiffs attorney, L. NJ. King
defendants attorney, A w Scott
Slater VS. Healey; decree Of July q
1876 vacated; plaintiffs attorney. George
c. Gertman; defendants attorneys, J. L.
Gardiner and NJ. J. Mcnamara
Hill VS.. Benedek: sale authorized and
reference to auditor; plaintiffs attorney
Alexander Wolf.
In re lunacy Of Eva J. Bliss receiver
discharged.
In re lunacy Of Frank Healey; order
authorizing loan.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-12
New Orleans,
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below are for large lots Of
good marketable goods only. Jobbers' prices sEs
higher Lower grades may be sold for less. Fauey
goods command higher prices.
EGGS Fresh, per doz-. 32A9
BUTTERFLIES prints, new. per ID, e, do. tub,
3ih; process 5t14a3I; store-pAcked Z5A24.
LARD-Tub. pure. per h.. l5ll5ls do. compound,
per ID, usllIa; cottonseed oil. per can. SIS.
CHEESE-NeW York. new. per h. 49, fat 70
Swiss. domestic. %; do. foreign. IS.
LIVE POULTRY-Hens. per ID. IsG2O; roostsrs
per ID, u: ducks per ID. Is: chickens. per h.,
ga22; turkeys, per h. 30
GREEN GOODS-Bans per basket lOOSl 30
betts. per 100, 30ozLoO; cabbAEes per bbl. 20OA3oo
zntaloupes. per crate. 75a325; carrots. per bunch
2a3; celery New York. per crate. looa45o com pei
doz., l5s5 clcumbers per basket, L5Os25o; Gym
blings per crate soaloo; eEEpants per crate 5Oa7I
kale. per bbl, 75aloo; lettuce. New York. Per has
ket l.25aZ0O. onions. peT bag 2S0z2.75; peppers
PEI crate pa5O: potatoes per Gbl 3Ooa3.25: spinach
per bbL. 500; tomatoes per box. 4Oaz5; tur
nips. per bunch 4s5.
FRUITS-ADples, per bb l.5oa4.oo; damsons, pei
4 bushel basket, jOs65; grapefruit. per boz, oOS
$50; grapes, per crate. I.0OSL75; lemons, per box
6SoaT.5O: oranges per crate. 55oa60o; peaches PEI
crate L5O42-jo; pineSpples. per crate, Z0OSSto
plums. per s-Ib. basket. Ds35; raspberTieS per Qt
Da3O; Strawberries. per ct. 9SSo watermelons each
aa35.
LIVE sTOCK-VeAl calves prime per b. IlaIIH
do. medium. per h.. sBISlO: spring lambs, fat pei
h.. lg1ll.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-12
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago Sept. The bears in wheat made an
other unsuccessful attempt TO hammer the price
of that grain into pulp today Many in the
trade believe that the Dardanelles will soon be
opened to commercial shipping and with this idea
uppermOst. they attack the price in the Chicago
nit in most pronounced manner. Some Of the
larger traders are bearish on wheat and have slf-
fered big losses Of late. There net gains Of
y TO IL cents today. With a reaction Of ~ to IS
cents from the lowest levels
The British commission purcha sed than
100, 100 bushels Of cash hard winter as well as
round lot Of Canadian wheat at quite favorable
prices. When the market closed yesterday thcre
were still heavy orders held here and at smaller
points for round lots Of cash wheat. 1t is i'm
possible to do large business at Chicago because
Of the inability 10 SECURE
Snort sales were made In addition to selling by
longs and prices declined nearly . cents for the
December option before the break was checked.
Oats under selling pressure early and there
was only fair demand from shorts late. Cash sales
here were l5, 0oo bushels corn and ~ 100 bushels
oats, with 10000 Of the former and 1900 Of the
latter for export.
Some OF the selling Of pork and lard was on
stoposs orders and at the declines packing interests
absorbed most Of the offerings.
This buying helped steady the entire structure
The Washington herald., 1916-09-12
COTTON MARKETS.

New York Sept u.-After showing heayincss
there a sharp rally in the cotton market today.
In the initial trading when prices were down 70
October and by New Orleans Of other options.
In the final hour the market active and
firm heavy short covering and support from
several Of the old bull leaders Offerings from the
Southern disappeared almost entirely on the rise
adding to the alarm Of shorts. A sharp covering
movement was also under way in the New Orleans
market during the later afternoon. The local
close was quiet
DISPATCHES from New Orleans said that pre-
liminary returns TO the National Ginners' Assods-
tion indicated that the condition Of the crop
had deteriorated about , per cent O. for the FIRST
half Of the month.
Spot at Liverpool was in good demand At q de
cline OF l3 points the basis Of s.Ed for mid
upland. Futures in the English market closed
quiet at net decline Of Tas points. Spot here
was quiet at a decline Of 70 points the basis
Of lbl5 cents; there no sales
The spot article at New Orleans was steady and
10 points lower at lAR cents for middling; the
sales were LILO bales.
Port receipts for the day were 5l.74s bales.
against 20. .as bales last week and 8 92 bales last
year. New York warehouse stocks are Il, Isl bales,
compared with 1870 bales a year ago. Exports
Tor the day E.76l bales, including TTs4 bsles
10 Great Britain. 1855 bales 70 the Continent and
3oi2 bales to Jspsn and China. Clear1nces foS
the season aggregate 5A.A4 bales. eUntrasted with
z .i@ bales for the corresponding period last
season.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-12
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE,

Philadelphia Sept. u.-BUTTER-Receipt were
more liberal and prices declined Ic under more lib
eral offerings. Quotations: Western solid pa cked
creamery, fancy specials, per h., 3; extra 33a34;
extra frsts S2s2a; frsts 3la3lIz seconds J0a3OIl
nearby prints fancy. ; average extra 34a35; irsts
32a33 seconds 3Oa3l; jobbng sales Of fancy prints
S9a2
EGGS-Fine neW-lsid eggs were scarce and firm
under good demand. Quotation In free cases.
nearby extra. per Dozen % nearby frsts $50 PEI
standard case; nearby current receipts go; West
ern extra, IS per dozen; Westerp extra hrsts go
PER do. hrss 9SOas6O per case fancy selected
candled fresh eggs iobbing at 59a4l
LIVE POULTRY-FOwls. to quality lsla2l :;
ROSTERS, l4al5 spring chickens. according to quail
ity. weighing l&s2 pounds and over apiece Z2a.3;
do. do, smaller sizes, laa2l; white leEhorns 40
cOrding to quality, lsa2l; ducks, to aze and
quality, 15al7; pigeons. old per pair, 3a3; do,
young do, lsa22
DRESSED POVLTRY-Fresh-kiIled dry packed
fowls II to box, dry picked. fancy selected Z55A
do, weighing 4ha5 pounds apiece q; do. I pounds
apiece, 2 do, ~ pounds apiece, p; do. pounds
apiece, 1a2l. Fowls in barrels ice-packed, fancy
dry-packed-Northem Indiana and Illinois weigh
ing 4a5 pounds APIECE. Z24; Southern Indiana and
illinois, weighing 4S5 pounds apiece 2; smaller
sizes, lsa21 Old roosters, dry-packed l6 RroiIing
chickens, Illinois, large. 25a2s; do Indiana large
&a25 do, small sizes 1a23 Broilers. Jersey fancy
oa2 Brotlers, other nearby. weighing lha2 pounds
apiece, 8a0 Broilers, nearby smaller sizes, aaa
Ducks, nearby spring. q. Squads. per Dozen
White, weighing llal2 pounds. 5.75as0J; do, do,
sal0 pounds, 4sSa5.0; do. do. pounds 4ooa4 35
do, do, pounds, Is: do. do 6asli pounds
2I5a2o; dark. 25Os20; small and No. 2 sOa13
The Washington herald., 1916-09-12
Probate DtvtsiOR.
Justice sfddons

Estate Paul Stephenson; order appoint
ing guardian ad Item.
Estate Luella Hendricks: petition for
appointment OF administrator filed; at
torney, G. Percy McGlue.
Estate Albert A. Wilson; order to
transfer stock; attorney, Edmund Brady.
Estate Charles NJ. Hollingsworth; or
der appointing guardian ad item.
Estate Mary K Reinhart: order ap-
pointing guardian ad Iitem.
Estate Paul Stephenson; order admit
ting will to probate and granting letters
testamentary 10 Mary L. Stephenson: !:
bond $3.50; attorney, H. w Van Dyke.
Estate Mary A. Petit; will dated
March g. 1916, filed.
allowance filed: attorneys Archer &
Smith.
In re Reginald Lemos: petition for ap-
pOintment Of guardian filed; attorney,
W. II. Lewis. tr.
Estate Annie R. Young. withdrawal of
caveat: attorneys. G. W. Kries and A.
L Newmyer.
Estate John H. Yeager: petition for sp-
pontment OF administrator filed: attor-
ney, D. S Birney.
Estate Harry Wills; petition for ap-
pointment OF administrator filed; attor-
ney, J. A O'Shea.
In re Wanda Trudrung; order for al
lOwance.
Estate John Arnold; order admitting
will to probate and granting letters OF
administration to John B. Larner; bond
$500; attorney. J. B. Larner.
Estate Luella Hendricks: order ap-
pointing Arthur J. Hendricks admins
traitor; bond 800; attorney, G. Percy Nc
Glue.
In re Charles X. Balster: order for al
iowance; attorneys, Archer & Smith
Estate Catherine Curtain order eI-
tending time for account; attorneys
Darr & Peyser.
Estate Edward Farrell; order appoint
Ing Lloyd A. Douglas administrator;
bond 500; attorneys, Brandenburg &
Brandenburg.
Estate Samuel G. HasIup: order ap.
pointing Jana F. McGirrert admins
TRAITOR: bond $1,000: attorney, W. E. Lamb
: Estate Bertha E. Cole; order admit.
ting will to probate and granting letters
testamentary to Alice E. Cole: bond $50
attorneys, w. L. Browne and J. A Cobb
Estate Redwood Vandegrtft: order ad.
mitting will to probate and granting let
tiers testamentary to Harry l. Rust
bond $4,000; attorneys, Berry & Minor
Estate Philip Csffrey; will dated Janu.
airy 6, 1909, filed.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

street between Eleventh. and Twelfth streets
noFtheast-Chsries VI. CorsOn 10 JOSIAH and Della
Falls, lot IS, square go, $40: trust, s. 800
\ street between ThTtseHth and Fourteenth
streets northesst-Chsries NJ Corson % John J. and
Mildred W. Miller, lot lo9 square lOS5 SO: trust
s 800.
y street between Twenty-frst and Trrenty- -secood
streets nOrthwest-Arthur Latterner ct uI. Minnie
A, to Louis =. c. OCkershausen. lot 10 SQUARE
&C. SO Louis +. c. OckeTshausen convrys same
property to Arthur and Minnie A. LstteTnsr SO
Pney Branch Road noTthwest-Albert F. Woods
ct uN. Bertha G, to Robert Mayo. IT,, rsrt girls
prrtionS Described SO
G street between Third and Four-and-a a half
streets sUuthwrst-John Riddle ct W Rose B.
to MARY A. Cullinane rSrt original lot g. square
$50 SO
IoU Florida avenue northeast Henry c Hspsy,
trustee to George W. and Emma Slater lot 3,
square $50. SO.
ct ux. Gertrude H, 70 Arthur c. Moses lot g.
square 2s23. SO: trust s. 800
street northwest and county-Charles Rosen-
haun TO Never r. Newman. lot IE, square So:
also. part lot % Friendship and Mount Airy block
:. and west part lot Z Howard UniysrSity block s.
s. 500
Fourteenth street terrace-Lynchburg Investment
Corporation to Middsugh Il 5hsunon, Inc. lots 2
;. > and east Iart lot :. square 2sSIt lots 4s
49, g. 6. =, eS. 60 and east part lot 66. So
Thirythir and Y streets uCrthwest-W llism T.
ShTmal and Anna A. Shipmsu to Thrift Build
ing Company, lOt ~ square lZ72. SO: trusts SSs5
New cut Road and Ridge Road NORTHWEST Charles
F. WctzeI et uN Clara NJ. 10 william II Wctzel
part Of WhtrhaYCn ard Alliance. s..
1 4 street between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets northsSst-ChArIes NJ Corson to Arthur {.
and Millard h. VERY. lot lOi. square 1865 SO;
trISt, s. joe
Fsirlsun-HOratiO n. TspliB st VI. Lille T, 70
The Washington herald., 1916-09-12

MAJ W. and Ebzsbeth W Kimmsrlint. Ios II
square 500 so. trust Goo
FAiriawn-Ma1 W. Kimmerling e N Eizh-sh
W, 10 HorHtio n. and lille T. raplin lsss "a
. and D, square ss0 so: trust, sSR
Petworth-Benjsmin II. GruveE e W. Llzzds 81.
70 Georre 7. and AEnes Y. Williams. lot q. baock
~. square 06. so: trust as0
Sixth street Dorthe&St-Myron Y. GreEF 81 W.
JuBa l., 70 Frsnk A. johnson. psrt lot /. rqusr,
80. SO Prank A. Johnson convsyI sEns psupety
10 Julia l. Greg SO.
Maple Grove FEm-Besss X. Lacy to Ffsncif
;. and Helen NJ. AulIn. lOt ~ squsrt ZIG. sc
bonFeDow Teruce-NStiOnAl Capital Realty ON
p&ny 70 Della THORNLEY,. lot G. square m. g. "a
PAdsworth-HETy Z Abrams e W Matilda "a
Michael p, and MEJ c. Kirbg SO; trust s. nsol.
ab North Captol strest boTthesEt-Ie.sAs I.
Sohle 70 Howard z. and Anna s. Hsis los -
DOb6ins Addition. block ~ SO: trust. EE
So9 CEmhndFe plScs northWest-John Il and
HAEel G. HALEY and Charles A. HALEY 70 sSliis
V. HALEY, lot g. square I2Z $40 Salhs v
HALEY CONVEYS same property 10 Florence c. Oduft,
so; trust, S.sLG.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-12
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

RaltImors. SeTs. U-EGGS- -Mrrkst H-ns- Na-v-
land PENNSYLVANIA and nearby frsts prr DO n:
FaStrm Shore. Maryland Snd NirE1niE frsts e..
Western iOnno. fIr1s 81 West Virginia frsfs san:
southern lN5rth Carolina frsts, 81 The market
tnr Western "=-S NcTy strong. Weston fresh. Cass
count candl,d -. Western stuTEg. cssr rrrrrt -
BUTTER S"Tsrstor, CItraE. s-aS5. do. frsts u
y prints. 'slh. eTtrHE. SoA55. frSfs 3Nl do ,
In cHtSs s2a55, 6r1s s6r5I: blo~l. IbS
eIu1s. 4S31; hrsts 2sSo dsiry runts. Maryland,
PennglvInia and Virginia. extras, y hrstG =;
store packed. -
LIVE POULTRY--Tric,s per Iouud unless 9th
wise stated. tNscksns. ChoiUc gUUnG boat stoc4
DR2l Young Z, eNprSs % do. under . Ihs. -;
White LSghorns SAD old hCns. IN. and over.
%. do. small 70 medium. 70. old ruostcs and siEFs
lOs ducks young MusCovy and monErrl, ltal5; do.
White PCkings. -ounE l5sl6: Indian runner youaE
IOsIl; S7TinE ~ In. ltEl5, smaller IsN:
pigeons pair. old, ID: Young. =. guinea fo~i each
young ~ lbs. and Up, Szso DO, under ] r.. ~:
do old, =.
VEGETABLES AND GREEN TRUITs-Pota-
toez white nrw Psnnsy lvEnis T-r b,rsrsl Sal %
do New York and JerscT s0alW: do. E4rsru
shore bSrrrl 2.75s3.p, do. nearby. bushel ts'y.
9osiO0: sweets. Eastern shove. Yellow. lSrrel n
AS: DO, Rsppshsnnock. hsrUl, 500 yEms,
large bright bb. Is; apple. carly harvest fancy
bbl. l2Ssl.JO; do. small. LOGl5; d.. y bBl.
basket, 4Os6O; DO. Weston Maryland rscked bbI..
l.T5a25O bsans NATIVE. green, bJl-hel 75ss bets.
native bunch, 2a3, CSbhagr. native. rSr 100. In1
500; cIutsloup~t Anne Arundel BASKET 1SsSo;
celery, New YORK bunch. 2SSto; cOTn nearby ElEzF
ioz, lOal5: damsons MHrlABd and virFiniI "A
basket Su6O: do, pound "a egEplsuts NATIVE. bSS-
kst. SoU4O: lima beans, peach basket Bs55 d.,
hGmper. 5os6O; do. bIshel, S0a6o do. hulled III.
Cal ettucp native. bushcl boE. 25sp; Oni1ns Nir-
ginia, yellow. basket, sOaLO1: do. bCrrel, 500
S8 do. Maryland and PennsylrsniE yellow,
bushel llSSl Is: peachrs. mountain cEutrT So
20: do, - basket SOEso: do. ERssn Shor.
Maryland. yelloWs b1d. 75sloo; do Whit boa
6os75 do yellow. basket, Os5S; DO. white bsst 4
3OG50 DO, carrier, 75aLz: do. Mountain buEhsi
bssket, lES2@; pCSH. Eastern Shore Bsrtlstt -
basket Soa'5; do, hamper. l50slT5 do. sccfel has
native. bunch, la2: squash native bskket Gs5,
tomatoes. native, rips. basket ZssS5; do EESfoEu
shore. MP, bSsset, Las; do. nearby measured
bushel foaJ0; wairumsl0ns, selects, 100. NoOSz o.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-12
Opinions on Market.

The following stock opinions were re-
ceived yesterday by W. B. Hibbs & Co
from financiers Of prominence:
T. L. Watson & Co.-"The elevating
power Of the cumulative force of immense
gold supplies is beginning to be felt in
the industrial section of the market to
a degree seldom witnessed in this coun-
try"
N. l. Carpenter & Co.-"Judging from
every angle and weighing the good and
bad points in the situation, as we can
see them, We do not hesitate to say that
the good far outweighs the bad and that
higher and very active market is likely
to be seen from now on until election"
The Washington herald., 1916-09-12
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK.

Baltimore, Sept u.-CATTLE- Receipts for the
week ended today 5,O39 head. against
36T head last week. Receipts, l8 carloads for
market for the week; l53 carloads for market today
Good cattle unchanged; others . cents lower.
Steers. choice. a5aSsO; good butcher, sDas IS ;
medium, 56a7 50: common 645as 8 Heifers
choice, 7.l5a7 IS; fair to good, 6.l5a7 66 common
to medium. 5.9Os6 70. Bulls, choice 6l5a666: fair
to good 565a6.l5: to medium. 5.40A5 90
Cows choice. 6.O5a63O fair to good, 5.5a5 SO com
mon to medium. 2O5a4I5.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts for the week
ended noon today were 5S4 head, against S3gs
head last week Light supply; market higher on
lambs; old sheep steady. Sheep. soOa7 .25; lambs,
T.0al2D.
HOGs-Receipts for the week ended noon today
were 100 head. against l,2l head last week
Fair supply; fair demand. Good hogs, lI.6oalI g
light hogs, ll.OoalLI5; pigs, 92alO35; roughs s5Oa
lc5r
LNES-Rsceipts for the week ended noon today
were 54 head. against 3O6 head last week Light
supply; market strong. Calves, 6al3 cents.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Rob-r1 L Cr1un =. q Madison County Va "a
Ellie n. HETey +, q BndFevotrr Va Rev.
J. " McCSuley
Ira b. Hill 2 and Be--hI Boswell =. b-,a
Of Mount solon. Va R-v. J. z BriEr
William A. BrunelL = and Lille Dale Rvsa,
2. both Of PHILADELPHIA. Pa Rev. 2. b. BsEHy
Fred F. Allen ~ Of StSuntou Va and Emily
hobbs. ., q Wheeling W Va Rev h. D.
Thomas B stuart. r. O, w.sbnro0 and Ru7,r.
Disney. 8. of TIkomt Pan. q. Q. Rev z u.
Mitchell
HeSsr, 4. Stout. =, and Ers.ortA $ Maddox.
Richard D. Enslish. 2. and Grace z Aoson. =
Rev. II. .. Nitrhe
}. Harold Murr1n. 2. q Bsth,saI Ma. Ipd
I1TiHn y Brad n. q Chew Chas-. Nd Rev.
IT. G. Smy1h
John Rrud7ne. 3. and ArD-- NJ. Glec,or. >. Rs-.
?. r CouniF
G-orE, +, Duy. 5 and Gucid, s L-nch q both
. of Baltimore. Nd Rev. g W. NBrFo~Se~
Edward ". Hood r. q, LeeS5urE Va Er1
Phoebe F. HruEh. =. q PIecuAu sTrt1r Va.
Rev H H LeHe-ts
John B. Bcdhn. 5. and Catherine s NicaasL -.
both Of Mount Solar. Va. Rev. r l. s,evr-
COJORED
William b. Ctrtsr 2. and AIioe NJ Gsi.hsr. =.
both Of KensnGtDn Nd Rev W Wrstrrv
JosePh s Allen =, and Lucis V Johnston 2.
Rev. W WeStrav
Henry N. Hopkins. \ and Mar 8 srs,l. &C.
Rev. g H. Stephenson.
Isasc Sausssy. - and Josephine NosT~r = h-th
Of Balumorr Nd Rev. w Wcst-av
Walter F. nbtS. 4, and Muv1c, NJ Berr,. 2
Rev. ID. = RIVER
John H. Johnsoa- =. and Annie Bszhls. q. ho,h
o. UnpeTTe. Va
William L. Alden. 3 ard CoI y. N.,rs
Rev. William ". Dean.
Ddvard I. Marrow. H. and Eta S.mns . Rev.
J Matthew
Charles z James, g. and N,Ens Red =
Rev. W. ]. Howard.
Alfred Lougis =, and Eva COok. 70 Err. virrs
The Washington herald., 1916-09-12
EXTENSIVE DEMAND
ON LOCAL EXCHANGE
Capital Traction and Railway Common
Are Active.

rather extensive demand, principally
OF the odd-lot type, marked yesterday s
session of the Washington Stock Ex-
change. Capital Traction sold at 81 3-4
to 81 IA and closed with 81 bid. Railway
common sold at 81 and closed with so rs
bid and So asked. Railway pr..>erred sold
at 81 and 81 IA. The latter price was bet
ter than the final bid of last week. Wash
ington Gas was disposed of at 70 1-2 and
10 S-4. At close 70 s-S was bid. with n is
asked.
Twenty shares of National Savings and
Trust were transferred at 80 and five
shares of American National Bank went
at 155. Potomac Consolidated IS sold at
100 l-2 decline Of a quarter of a point;
Traction IS sold at 100 1-2, and Riggs
Realty IS of the long maturity type
brought 1O2
The Washington herald., 1916-09-12
NEW YORK: GRAIN.

New York Sept u.-wHEAT-Lower large trade.
No red 1.64Is; No. Northern, +. o. b., lsIk; No.
hard winter l.SA. (. o. b.; No. l macaroni to
arrive. l.75h; No. ! Manitoba, ITh Exporter
took about 1t0oooo bushels, embracing hard winter
red winter and macaruri.
CoRN-LOwer. No. yellow, fresh -sheIcd to ar.
rive, s6&, C. i. f.; No. ; fresh-sheIled to arrive,
ssH. c. 1. T. Exporters took nothing.
7OATS-Weaker; trade active. STANDARD 53ha53%
No. 5 white. 52sas5A; No. white, 52xa52z ele-
vator basis, ungTaded S3sa57S. Exporters took 800
600 bushels, part late Saturday.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-12
New Bond Sale Plan,

A project for the purchase Of bonds or
stock on the installment plan has been
inaugurated by the Federal National
Bank. John Poole, president of the in
stitution, being the author. 1t is possible
under the plan, which now is in effect
for any one to purchase a hundred ollar
bond, or share of stock, by the payment
Of $50 down and the arranging of a loan
for the balance OF the cost, the bank to
hold the security as collateral for the
loan, and the bank also making the pur-
chase and advising the investment
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Furnished by wi. B. Hihb. 4 60.
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Sept. u.-Money on call today opened
at 5/per cent; high ; per cent low, 2l7 per cent
close. "a per cent. Most Of the loans were at
per cent
Time money continued in sufficient supply with
fair demand. Rates: On mixed collateral "a al
per cent for sixty days; 3s5% per cent for ninety
days; 2I<a5R per cent for four months; 35es3A per
cent for five months; 3&at per cent for six months.
Industrial loans about 1 Of l per cent higher
In mercantile Ispcr there little change
Rates: '1sa4 PET cent for sixty and ninety days
indorsed hills receivable well as for choice -four
to six months' single names.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-12
IsHwHufrn

5s54o-John TapIett VS.. Oscar r. Dona-
hoe: judgment from Municipal Court
S66.72; plaintiffs attorney, George c
Gertman.
5a54l-William Conradis Company, Inc.
vs. Robert NJ. Clendening trading as the
American Auto Top Trimming Company:
certiorari; defendants attorney, S D.
Willis.
5S542-ClarenCe B. Hight vs. John O.
Gheen: certiOrari; defendants attorney.
R. B. Dickey.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Sept ll-BUTTER- Steady: receipts
s.95 packages; creamery. extras ~ scorel. 35
creamery higher scodngl, 334a4; frsts. 3l4aS2
seconds. 2sl4a3l
EGGS-Firm; receipts. Il .393 cases fresh gathered
extra fine. 2 extra frsts, 4a5o; frsts 2a25 nearby
hennery whites, fine TO fancy. Sa4s nearby hennery
browns. 3sa42
LIVE POULTRY-Firm; prices settled dressed
hrm; chickens, Ea3l; fowls, l7aZ3; turkeys, 3a35
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Mechanics, LEM.

077-Washington Gas Light Company
VS.. oscar R. Donahoo; lots IS to So, square
1920; S13799; attorney, Frederick A. Fen
ming
7oIS-Washington Gas Light Company
VS.. Oscar r. Donahoo; lots e TO A. square
1890: Sl4SS6; attorney, Frederick A. Fen
ming
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FnREIGN EXCHANGE
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Kansas City Mo, Sept ll.-HOGS-R Receipts TO-
90 head steady Bulk lO5Oal0s5: heavy 10 OaIo9O:
packers and butchers. lo.6Oar.Oo; light lOSOal.O %
pigs. S.50alO.D.
CATTLE Receipts. g. 900 head; steady. Prime fed
steers l0.00all0o; dressed beef steers 7a5as IS
Southern steers, 5JOss q; cows 475a7.5c: heifers.
6.Ooal050 stoCkCrS and feeders Go0asOO: bulls So
a6T5: calves. 65nall0C.
SHEEP-Recepts, 500 head; steady. LamIs.
lc25all.oo; yesrfngs, 7.5Oas25 wethers 7Oos7.7 rs
ewes. 6.75a7.G5.
Chicago Sept. ll.-HOGS-Receipts 100 head
slow. Bulk, 9.e5al0s0 light s.9oaIl25; mixed sT5a
HIS; heavy, 9.65alI9o; rougth, 965aes5; pigs 6J0a
&c.
CATTLE-Rcceipts 8,O-O head; weak Native
beef catLe S50all5 stockers and feeders L7Oa7 60
cows and heifers 3.5os9 20; calves, s.25al275
sHEEP-Receipts 1900 head steady Wethers,
s.75as55i lambs, 7oosll.2.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore. SEPT. u.-WHEAT-C Closed hrmsr No.
red. spot and September, IL 56E No red West
ern, spot and September, l62S
CORN-Spot and SeptembeT g.
OATS-No. white. Sc. asked. Standard whits
III asked
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Equity Suits

3Es1-Eula HiIlyard VS. Arthur V. Hilly-
ard; divorce a mensa ct thoro; plaintiff s
attorney. Chapman w. Fowler.
345s2-Charles R. Talbert VS.. Miriam NJ.
TaIbert: absolute divorce: plaintiffs at
torney, J. William Shea
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The World of Finance and Complete Legal and Real Estate Record

for railroad employees Is being discussed
Fundamentals of the market are sound
and the campaign leaders feel that they
are Just getting the big bull campaign
well started.