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The Washington herald., 1916-09-27
New Orleans.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago, Sept. B.-Wheat met with sorns in-
fuentisl selling today and the market. aftsr dis
ElAylng early fmness, weakened and closed al the
bottom. Net declines OF SaI cent were shown, Ma
displaying relatively much fTrnness today as 1t
was weak the previous session. Pressure WAS main
ly on the December and It came chiefly from
Eastern longs and from a IrOIninent LASalIs
street operator. latter selling believed 10 be Ia
the way Of putting out short Enes
Winnipeg ruled strong and this strength was
reported as due TO foreign buying Export snes
OF 10000 bushels wheat were claimed at the sea
board. presumably mainly Of Canadian wheat
Com also closed weak following a reaction from
an early advance. September TAs unchanged al
the finish but deferred futures showed losses OF
%sS cent Elevator interests credited with teing
leading holders Of September corn bought the De
ceEnber rather freely but the offerings from long
were sufficient to force values lower, particularly
with wheat 50 heavy. Cash corn steady to cen:
lower with shipping sales 10000 bushels including
$4,000 bushels for CKPUIt
Oats was weak and closed = TO = cent lower
The weakness in other grains and the fact that
stocks q oats c ntinue 10 iucrcase were against
prices The market also missed the support from
export houses that has been present almost daily
for some time.
Provisions suffered from general liquidation With
most Of the pressure October product
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Bellevus-FerdipsBd O. Purner = uz. Amelia X.
70 william T. DuTGl. lot ia square ~. so.
Fourteenth Street HeEhts-ESther p Nohis 10
Charles W. King r., lot l. square Dl4 Nt
Fourteenth Street Heights-E T. Hndshrand e
uI. Zona T.. 70 Charles W King a. Iots Z }
and a. squEre znG SO
Fourteenth Street Hsghts-Johu ". Rns-ubsrFur
ct uE- Ella p. 70 Chsriss ". King. A.. lot 8.
square 2gL. SO
Fourteenth Street Hsishts-Lnis Y. MccuIium
20 ChArlss ". King r.. lots 9 and 9, square alL
Fourteenth Street Hsshts-Kuthsrins S. Hieklin
st viz. Walter s.. 70 Charles W King. A.. lot {
square pa SO
Maple Grove Fsm-Hebsrt T. shannon and
Morton J. LBchs 70 Elizabeth G. Rse,s. lDt II.
square ~. so
FOurtesuth street b-tseen East Ctpit5l and A
streets norhsast-ChErlss A. Petsn Il W Roe
81, 70 Robert Z and EnmE Ssel. lot los. square
I055 40
20 street porthw,s, me Croshyl-samusl ?.
Frstnd ct uG- Ads, 10 Gsorss O. Snyder Chris,iHn
n. Horst and Webster II. Wand trustee part
lot -. Reservation 10 SO
lslp Tweuty-hrst street northvest-S4nausl Naddo1
70 ChHrles W. King jr.. lot I8. square g. so
EiChteenth street bstveen G street and reun-
10 Centr1l BuildinE Co. original l0t Il. sguars
lGs SO
III HIhtse1th strret northwest and T7H 10 I7sa
e. al. trustees 70 Victor J Evans and JImss
Baird lots IL u H and Is square lsS ~ 20.
Eighteenth and PennsylVGniA avenue nor1hvsss-
Victor J. Evsns and James Baird q ux Cornena
G, % oentra Building Co. loS u 10 B rguIrs
i6s SO
The Washington herald., 1916-09-27
COURT PROCEEDINGS
Supreme Court, District of Columbis
Equity Division.
InrsfI..e Alsf-n


In re adoption OF Dorothy E. Jones;
decree legalizing adoption; attorneys,
Thompson & Laskey.
Page VS.. Lane; rule continued 10
october 10; plaintiffs attorney, z. c.
Hsnford.
Mclean VS.. Bugher: distribution or
dered; plaintiffs attorneys. HoehIing,
Peelle & Ogilby; defendants attorney,
w. J. Lambert
GODDARD; perpetual Injunction granted;
plaintiffs attorneys, Berry & Minor
and H. P. Galley; defendants attor-
neys. Darr & Peyser.
Fowle VS.. Stanton; decree substituting
trustee; plaintiffs attorney, B. S.
Minor; defendants attorneys, J. NJ.
Johnston and w. K. Quinter.
Fraction vs.. Fraction; rule continued
to September %: plaintiffs attorneys.
w. F. Shellman and J. @. Hodges.
Allen VS.. Allen: Charles s. Hill and
Norman Fischer appointed trustees to
sell bond, 500; plaintiffs attorney, c.
S. Hill; defendants attorney. W. o.
Davis, Fischer & Fischer and George
c. Gertman.
Davidson VS.. Davidson; George H.
Macdonald appointed to defend; plain
tiffs attorneys, c, p Colyin and n. c.
Turnage.
Ross VS.. American Ice Company; au-
ditor's report ratified; plaintiffs at
torneys, w. H. sholes and George c.
Gertman
District Of Columbia VS.. East wash
ington Heights Traction Railroad Com
pany: permanent injunction granted
plaintiffs attorneys, c. H Syme and
F. II. Stephens
Dante VS.. Hutchins: decree author
izing loan; plaintiffs attorney. J. D.
Sullivan: defendants attorneys. Git
tings Chamberlin and Myer Cohen.
Shaw VS.. Lane; time to file tran
script extended to November /; plain
tiffs attorneys. c. A. Towne and Fox
& Fox; defendants attorneys, A. T.
VogelsanE and c. z. wright
The Washington herald., 1916-09-27
COTTON MARKETS.

New York Sept 28-Trads in cotton was not
active and price changes were mixed today. The
absence Of greater volume Of business suggested
an increased disposition TO wait for better line
on the report Of the Federal Department Of AgTi'
culture. which will Be published at IL a m On
October 2. With the issuance Of the notice.
and consequent liquidation business in OctobCr
fell of sharply. There an inclination TO modify
previous bullSh expectations regarding the cOm-
ing statement Of the government.
The market fluctuated irregulaTly late in the
afternoon. Wall Street sold; local and Eastern
belt spot interests bought The close steady
at net advance Of points TO q decline Of
point
Spot at Liverpool was quiet at a decline Of !
points on the basis Of e6d for mid upland Flu
lures IN the English market closed barely steady
at net decline OF 2zsgs4 points. spOt here was
quiet 10 points lower. at l5.95 cents; there were
sales. The spot article at New Orleans was
steady and unchanged on the basis Of $50 cents
for middling. The sales l,S6 bales.
Port receip+s for the day 6o,5s3 bales,
against 5000 bales last week and T7.l5 bales last
year. New York warehouse stocks l,S
bales compared with 2B.00o bales a year ago
E1p1Cts for the day were . ~ bales. including
R,4a bales TO Great Britain. T.5s bales TO France,
and $50 bales 10 other points the Continent
CeGranees for the TO date aggregate rs 76-
bales oontraSted with 80 4S bales for the CORE
spending period last sessDn.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE

WHITE.
Charles W. Mills. D and Pear 2 Inscos Z.
both Of Fore- Glen. Nd Rev. L c. ClI-k
Milton Heury =. and Loretta KoIb . Re-.
s. 7. Nicholas
william H Reee. ". and Susie Y. Own. D.
Rev. c. 5 EhIs-x
William J. sDshr. p. and Mildred H. Hoss.
Z. Rev J. c. Ball.
Olaf y O'Sru E- o. s.. Louis End Nellie d
LarsD,. q Rev Harry AnSsdt-
J RsNh Brsckeu. s., o. Chicago, and Mar L.
CuTt5ss ST. Rev 7. A. Johrstonr
Charles z, Bs-tEs. 2 and Grans S stEnt =
Rev. Q. 4. Shrvve.
Jossph Ga .oauo. 2 and Jennie Lozupons 70
Rev y. N. De Carlo.
William H johnson. D and Helen B. Shur1nd
? Rey. ! a OUvan.
BENJAMIN l. ElIingrT. y. Of WIrdsusvfus W
Vs.. and Virginia n. Wilson. a. o. RlvsTdIIo, Nd
Rev. L. N. Ch8mlerx
COL0RED
Horace ". Brown 2. and Elizabeth Ed~Hrds B
Rev. l. A. CUrt.r.
Nicholas Prortor. IS. and LenI Frnict,. u R.v
T J. O'Connel.
wilHsm smith = and MIry Woods = Rev
Howard RHDes.
Jsme' Bow,rd. =. and Annie Rvwn z Rev.
Howard Rarnes
Alexander Edva,ds. ?. and Evelyn MOB-O, T.
Rev Allen Adams
Isaac Humphrey. 2. and MsbeI BuchInEn. .
Rev c. A DeVauEhn.
william J. Adams z. and CsSas R WItsrS Sosh
of Brentwood. Nd Rey. William J Howard
The Washington herald., 1916-09-27
New York Market Review.

The following analysis of the New York
market situation was received yesterday
by w. B. Hbbs & Co. from Logan &
Bryan. their New York representatives
The rails assumed the ascendancy. and
displayed excellent form. Good state
ments Of earnings by the Atchison and
Southern Pacific, revealing. as they did,
a very substantial margin over current
dividend payments. encouraged bullish
tactics. more especially as the industrials
showed an inclination to lag under the
weight Of the heavy realizing in same
which took place in the last half hour
yesterday. Bullishncss is rampant, and
while the rails may be favored to great
extent from now on, still the element
working in the industrial department,
notably in Steel and the COppers, pre-
diets higher range OF quoted values
and larger dealings than have as yet been
experienced"
The Washington herald., 1916-09-27
ProbaTe DIvIsiOn.

Justice mccoy
Estate Thomas B. Sanders; Will dated
November 80. 1914 filed
Estate William 2. Elliott: order sub
stituting Frederick BesEs as trustee in
place of Arthur c. McElroy; attorneys,
Wolf & Cohen.
Estate William II spignul. jr.; order
appointing William H. Spignul admins
traitor: bond 800; attorneys. Eugene
Brokmeyer, Clinton Robb and L J.
Mather.
Estate William A Cannon; petition for
appointment OF administrator filed; at
JOrney. A. O. Phelps.
Estate CYRUS Bussey: order for sale OF
stock; attorney. c. B. Hills
Estate Eaton A Edwards; order ad-
mitting will to probate and granting let
tcrs testamentary to Mary c. Edwards;
bord 5000; attorney. J. B. Ianer
Estate Henry NJ. Baker; order TO pay
enCumbranCe; attorney. Peyton Gordon.
Estate Albert y. Seip; order appoint
ing American Security and Trust Co. col
lectors; attorneys. Nathaniel Wilson, c.
R Wilson and Paul E. Lesh-
Estate Agnes S. Howland; petition for
appointment OF administrator hled: at
torney. l. c. Williamson.
Estate Frances w. Thomas: petition for
probate of will filed; attorney, F. H
Stephens
Estate Katherine Curtin; order amend
ing order confirming sale Of real estate;
attorneys, Darr & Peyser.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-27
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below are for large lots o.
good marketable goods only. Jobbcrs' prices arr
higher. Lower grades may bs sold for less. FANG
goods command higher prices.
EGGS-Fresh, per doz.. 32a1
BUTTER-Best prints, new, per ro., 81; do. tub
s.: process, Ias2; store-packed. 23a2I
LARD-Tub, pure. per h., lealsh; d., com
pound, l2slEf; cottonseed OIL per can, ais
CHEESD-New York. new, per b., 3D. fat, q
Swiss, domestic, 3oaS2; do, foreign, So 0-
LIVE PoULTRY-Hens. per h., q; ROSTERS
per h.. Is; ducxs per h. I5al1; chickens per h.,
Dan; turkeys, per g., 2a3.
GREEN GOODS-Beans per basket I5aI.s 70
beets per 100 3OOs4O0; csbbAges, per Dbl, 2ooa3oo
santaloupes per crate. 75S-co carrots per bunch
2aS; celery. New York. per crate. 250aA5o corn pei
doz l0sI5; eue,mbers, per basket. l.50af 90: Gym.
blings per crate. 9al0o sGgpants per cTste 5Oa7s;
kale per bbl 15al.oo; lettuce, New York, per bas
ket, l.ooa20o; onions. per bag, 25oa2 IS; peppers
per crate 4os50; potatoes per bbl, SOFAS 50:
potatoes. per bb l.5oa225: spinach, per bbl. 25Oa
500: tomatoes per box. 5oal.OO: turnips, pei
bunch 4a5.
FRUITS-Apples. per bbl.. l5Os4oo; damsons, pei
u bushel basket, 50aGJ; grapefruit, per box OOs
$50; grapes per crate. l.oOal.T5: lemons, per box
s5Oa7 50; oranges. per crate 55Oasoo: peaches pei
crate. l.25al.7S: pineapples, per crate. 2oo30
pums. ps= sIb. basket 3aS5; lsspbtrriss, per qt..
ea5O; strawberries. pr Qt, 2ao; watermslons each
Sa35
LIVE sToCK-VeaI calves, prime. per h.
lag; do. medium, loaltA spring lambs. fat
l0lsal.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Michigan Avenue Addition-ChErles H Morgan,
trustee. TO Ruth T. Morgan, lot 3, square $50 SO
Whitehaven-WilliAm H. BAbcock ct uI Ger
trude L., to John d. C7uGhlsn and Charles Z
Marsh tUlstccs part tract. SO
- II street n0Tthwest-BesSe r. welCh 70 Jessie
l. Moher. lot s.. square s23 SO
Third street between X and L streets northw-s,
Harry L. Rust and George Calvert Bowie trustees
to Emma Levy. part original lot 2 square SIS s. lTb
Petworth-G. Gordon Bailey ct W Florencs A
to Alice W NewhaId, lot 81 block CO. so.
1856 Calvert street northwest CThe CIifbounsl-
The Blue Ridge Heights Company 10 Thomas "
stubbleheld lot 20. square "a. SO.
g3 o street northwest-Henry Copperthits E,
Johanna to Kate Mccoy NelliEan. lot s.
square l2i5, SO.
n street between Sixteenth and Seventeenth
streets southeSst-Sarsh A. Hughes to Carl A
Christiani, undivided half interest in original 10,
2 square loS. 80.
Bsrnss and Wearers Addition 70 Brookland-Aner
H. Orndorf and John H. HGrwood 10 Marion NJ
Snow, lot . block 2 SO.
Addition Congress Heights-Joseph y YounE Il
John J. McCunkey, lots @ and ~ square 6J7o, SO
Prospect-Wilam s. Phillips ct ux MGude Il
to William A. Pierce and Thomas H Melton loi
g. square S54. $40.
street between Eleventh and Twelfth street,
northeGst-Charles NJ. Corsnn 70 Z. Percy and
Rachel l.. Griffin, LOT H. square 80 so
Fifteenth street between Potomac avenue and Z
streets southes str-Middaush q shannon Inc n
Nina N. Bordensy. lot 2. square IG6 So
Chevy Chase HighlRpds-FInnis C. Jones q al.
to Munssy Trust Co., Henry B. Myet and Clyd,
d. Garrett, lots 90 and 90, square M so
Washington Heights-Herbe-t A. On and Theo
dcre n Gill ". trustss< 10 Mona ". GAL iOi
- block = Nha
The Washington herald., 1916-09-27
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. SEPT B.-EGGS- Market fr7rer May
land. Penns lvRnia and nearly RrstS, -: Eastern
Shore. Maryland and Virginia Nrsts. 3 Western
tOhiol frsts %; West Virginia Grss 5Oa3l. South.
ern North CsrOnal frsts. 80 The market for
Western eggs very strong Western fresh case
count. 3. and caDdied. a. Western storage. case
count, 3is.
BUTTER Separator, e1trns, 53aa do, frsts. 81,
?: Ivints. ls-lb. 34a2j: drsts 2caS3. do. lib
extras. Sta'5 hrsts. Sass: blocks. Ibs ertrss.
@s3l; frstS aa22; dairy prints. Maryland. Penn
syFania Virginia extras. 25a8 frsts 2iB25: store
pack q. frsts 2la25.
LIVE POULTRY-Prjees D4- r,r,nd ,,nl,ss otbs,.
wise stated: Chickens choicr. Young boat stock
2: Young. BY express. 2R22: do. under > lbs
WHITE Leghorrs lsa3G; old hCus lbs. and over
Aa2; do. small to medium y; Old. ROSTERS and
SAsS. IvsIl. Ducks-Ioung mrsCoyy and monErel
Iial9; do. White Pekings. young, I5aB; Indian
huhnes' Young l0al4; Spring. over 81 lbs lIalS;
smaller smaller 3ali Pigeons pair. old %; Young. so.
Guinea Fowl. each, young " lbs and up 60;
do under l ID. loas0; do. old. $3.50.
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUITS-Pota-
toes white. new. PenaNlvsnia bushel .Ooal Is; do
New York and New Jersey, bushsI, 1.Ioal.3; do.
Eastern Shore. Virginia. barrel 2yoa275: do near
by, busheI box. I.naI. Is; sweets, Eastern shore
yellowS. barrel, l3Sal.4 %; do Anne Arundel bbl, ,
l.coal.7S; do, do. small barrel l.sa575O; vans
large, bright bol. loOal2j; apples. Eastern Shore
Maryland and Virginia fancy barrel lZa
l5o; do small. fancy. Lo0sl 3: do, reach basket
-oai0' do, Western Maryland packed hbI. 2Ola3 %
Beans. native. green, busheI loOal25. CsbbaFe.
native 100, 6ooa90; do. New York ton. IS CoaS5 60
CantalouPes, Colorado. crate. Gallo Celery. New
loFk' bunch, 3sioc. Com. nearby. sugar dozen.
l5ale; do. field. dozen sag: cucuubers New York.
6Trhel basket. l.5Oal75. Damsons Maryland and
Virginia. - basket, 6oa65; do. do. pound. 2las3
do Western Maryland. spoUnd basket. 2Cac5: egg
plants, native. basket 25a3O Grapes, Concord,
basket, salo; do, Niagara basket I0alL Lima
beans, peach basket 2oa4o; do hamper. soal %;
DO bushe LOO; do. hulIed. ID. sas; lettuce.
native bushel box SalO; onions, Maryland and
PennsylVsnia, bushel. dry, L7oSIl5 do, New YoEk
and Western, yellow. 20 h. sack 225a2 20: peaches
Mountain, carrier. 75Al.25; do. - basket 5os75;
do, Mountain, round basket eoaIOO: pears. ssckel
basket, ioa60; peppers, nearby. basket 3s25; tona
toes native, ripe, basket. sasO; do. green. basket
lSa0i do, nearby, measured bushel 7sal 90; water
melons. selects, 100. 20oOa25Oo; primes 100 l2OOa
l6oo; do cuIls. 100. e.O0al0Oo.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-27
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia, Sept. 8.-BUTTER-The market
ruled firm under light offerings and a fairly active
demand. and prices OF solid-packed creamery ad-
yanced u cent. Quote: Western solid-packsd cream
cry, fancy specials 81; extra, 8a36; extra frsts,
33s3H4; rsts. 3a35A seconds S2a32h nearby prints
fancy, 49, average extra. 8a7; frsts. S3a3i; seconds
3laS2; iobbng sales Of fancy prints EaA
BGGS-Fine new-laid eggs were in good request
and firm, with supplies well under control In free
cases. nearby extra, IS per dozen; nearby trsts
go per standard case; nearby current receipts so
Western, extss 8 per dozen; do, extra frsts.
$50 per case; do frsts. sSoaa.eo per case: re-
friseratOr eggs, extra, 80 per case; do, frsts,
s70a9OO; do, seconds. 7.SOas.i0; fancy selected
candled fresh egg- were jobbing at 4Oas2
LIVE PoULTRY-Fowls as to quality, asc:
ROSTERS, Halls; spring chicksns according to oual.
Ity, 2osi2; white LeghOrns. according to quality,
lsa2o; ducks as to size and quality, l5aIT; ps.
cons, old, per pair, 5s2s; do. young. per pair.
lsaZ
DRESSED PoULTRY-Fresh killed, dryucssI
Fowls. IL to box. dry-picked. fancy selected a; ;
weighing H5s5 pounds aplecs. ~; do, 4 pounds
apiece. q do. 81 pounds apiece, q; do. pounds
apiece. 1aH Fowls, in barrels. icepscked fancy,
dry ypicked-Nortbem Indians and nlinoia. weighing
The Washington herald., 1916-09-27
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore. Sept B.-WHEAT-Recepts. l66. p
bushels. consisting Of ESQ bushels Of Southern and
1879 bushels Western shipments from elevators,
le2,7e2 bushels stock in elevators 2.Al 81 bushels.
The market opened steady. follows: SPOT and
September No. red. L55; October, !5si4! No. :
red Western spot and September. I63%.
CORS-Rsceipts, z pa bushels consisting Of
Il, IT bushels Western and % bushels new South
ern; shipments from elevators, 423 bushels; stock
in elevators. 22,2S bushels. Prime sail or yellow
corn QuOtable at 96 cents. The market opened
steady. Spot and September. 95I. nominal
OATS-Recripts. ls2.63S bushels; withdrawn from
slevatnrs lslD bushels stock IN elevators. ll6 s2s
bushels. New oats No. white. So; standard
white 52a24; No. white 5kA5h.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-27
MARKET EASES DOWN
AFTER RECORD FURRY
Only About 100000 Shares Report
ed on Ticker.
CBy the international News serviee.)

CBy the International News Servtce.)
New York, Sept. 26.-Stocks were rela-
lively quiet in Wall Street today, only
about 100000 shares being reported on
the ticker. This would have looked like
a big day a month ago but Wall Street
gets familiar with big figures very quick
y. Nothing but a two-milhon-share day
can create any excitement in the Street
for some time.
1t was such a day as always follows a
session of supreme activity. Thousands
of customers were stopped out, thou
sands more who had been pyramidlng
were requested by their brokers to get
out. Liquidation after a big advance is
very much like that following a severe
break. for there are wrecks on the trail
Of both movements.
Nearly every important stock on the
list showed material net gain at the
close today.
Today the Sugars were leaders, with
some Rails coming to the rescue late
in the day Union Pacific made a new
high record as part Of this performance.
As the Sugars are financial cousins to
the Motors, it would be natural to see
the Motors active tomorrow along with
Railroads. Munitions gave signs today
of waking up also. In the motors some
motive for activity may be found in the
fast that Thursday is the last day for
Wllys-Overland shareholders to take the
new stock at 81 a share. OF the s16,-
10000 carried by the company as repre-
senting raw and finished material about
$40 90 would represent the finished cars
in transit to agents; nearly $500 900
would represent cars begun but not fin
ished. and the remainder absolutely raw
material. The fact that such immense
quantities Of material must be kept on
hand gives an inkIing Of the huge scale
Of the automobile business. One OF the
companies manufacturing a cheap car
has 25.OoO finished cars always in
transit between the factory and ware
houses and dealers.
The new stock issue Of the Texas Com
pany was announced after the market
closed. 1t amounts to . per cent and
will be sold to stockholders at par. After
the market adjusts itself to this new is-
sue the dividend rate on all stocks will be
increased. for the company is said to be
earning fully SO a share.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-27
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE

n
Murray z and Grnsrisve F. Th0ru. b1y.
ChErlcs y. and Raw c. Blond, hoy.
John W. r0d Gertrude J Gstffth. boy.
MurraL.L anf Rosa F. Payne girl.
James = - Mamie HLmbr, boy.
Robert 81 ard L17Iiss Fl B0yhn. by.
William r. and Edith 7 Dyrr. hoy.
Otto J. and Irene A. RAINIER. hov.
Cleo L. and Lsafy l.. RedmEn. girl
JCseph and Evelyn Igmin. girl
Louis Z. and Ella Y Tore son, by.
Willard n and Wi'minE FoIlmsF. boy
William r. and Georgia l. Fuchs. boy
william H. and Edith NJ Rsdsick. girl
Robert s. and SsTah p Lslsbr. FTl
Thomas z. and Ccpht Crsrs. sri.
Samuel B. and Anna z M.Ibuurue. boy.
Grant and Mary Z. Newton. CIR
COLORED
Isaac " and AIlins -Gwkins. rrl
Frederick and Lizzie VOID girl
Albert r. and Ruth r HuEhes. Elr
Robert and Anna ChEpmSu, SRI.
Casper and ODhcliI Hill. boy.
John T. and Con- A. Butler, rrL
John and Lena Robinson. boy.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-27
I.nMNulIa.

5s5s1-Chsrles P. Stohlman vs. J Will
lam Stohlman: account 1900, plaintiff s
attorneys. Chaplin Brown and Chaplin B.
Bauman.
59JS2-Llnda z. StohIman VS.. J William
Stohlman; account 500: plaintiffs attor-
neys, Chaplin Brown and Chaplin B
Bauman.
5a5S3-The Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company VS.. CoCkrell & Co:
account sl.S9OS9: plaintiffs attorneys
Tucker, Kenyon & Macfarland and f. S.
Bailey.
595s-Willlam H. IInkins VS.. Commerce
Building Company; account 5000; plain
tif's attorney, R. A. Ford.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-27
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. sspt B-Money on call today op~ned
at n Per cent; high. ~ per cent: low N rer
cent; cOss. - per cent. Most OF the loans were
"a Per cent. Time mOnsy quiet with rate I'M
changed at PEI cent for sixty 70 ninsty days
nam Per cent for four to Ave months I per cent
fer siI months
Mercantile pspeT was alo quiet With a few
buyers, though rates remained the same Rates:
1-ai per cent for sixty and ninety days indOrsed
bills receivable. well for choice four to six
months single names
The Washington herald., 1916-09-27
The World of Finance and Complete Legal and Real Estate Recor

ia5 pounds spiece. 81 Southern Indiana and IN.
ncis. weighing 4a5 pounds apiece. IN; smalles
sizes, lsa2- Old roosters dry-picked le. Roasting
chickens Western. fancy, 35aB. Bruiiins ch,cs-
ems Illinois. fancy. 3a2sS do Indiana, fancy. 2is25
do small fizes, 22a25 Broilers. jersey fancs, 0aR
do. other nearby, weighing Ilfx2 pounds apiece.
2sao; do. nearby, smaller sizes, Baz. Dncks,
nearby, spring, q. Squahs. per dozsn-Nhite.
Weighing llal2 pounds per DOZEN, 576ss do. DO. sa
10 pounds per dolen iys5a5s0; do. DO. pounds per
dozsn, 4a4.55; do. do pounds per dozen. 35Oz2T5i
do do. SASH pounds per dozen, 275a2S; dam,
250l2-sa: EnLl and No. 2. 6oai.A
The Washington herald., 1916-09-27
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Sept B.-HOGS-Recsipts. $500 head
slow unchanged TO lOc under Yesterdays average
Bulk. D-5alloo: light ssall.n5; mixed. es5alI.l5;
heavy. 10; rough asalo.l0; pigs T.00aloOo
CATTLE Receipts, 500 head weak. Native beef
cattle. s.4oaIlD; Western steers 6.Oa925; sOckers
and feeders. 4.6oa76Oi cows and heifers 24Oao Is
calves 9. 51I3.OO
sHEEP-Reoeipts. 900 head; steady. wethers.
ss5as. 90; lambs s75al0.D.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-27
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

N-v York, Sept. 8.-BUTTER-FIrmer; receipts
i .Sll- Creamery extras, S2-soors. s.: creamery.
highsr scoring. 355sAJ6; hrsts. S3Isa5la; Seconds
EGGS-F1rm; receipts. D.3Q cases. Fresh gathered
extra fine &aSe; extra hrsts 35ag: frsts o2aS4
nearby hsuneTy whites, fine to fancy Gas: do.
brown 3af2.
POULTRY-Live weaker. BroiIers. 4 fowls ia
a1I turkeys. %; dressed irregular; chickens. Da3o;
fowls, Ea2lz: turkeys, 2s35.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-27
Criminal Division.
In.SIra MrTar

United States VS.. John Nickene nonsup-
port; bench warrant returned Cepi; de-
fendant committed.
Tnited States vs.. Milton F. Blaney; as
sault with a dangerous weapon: bench
warrant returned cepi; recOgnizanCe 800
taken
United States VS.. George A. Ager; viola
ton section 81, Penal Code; reCognIzance
coo taken. with Margaret V. Ager
surety.