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New York Cotton Market.
BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT.
Wholesale Provision and Grain Mnr-
kct Quotations in Full.


BALTIMORE, Aug Following were
wholesale prices quoted in this market to-
day on grain and general provisions:
Flour-Market quiet. Yves ern Super,
s2.4oG2j6; Western Extra, s27OG315;
Western Family. s3.4OG375; Winter Pat
ents, sS.s5G415; Spring Patents. s4.25O
4,5O; Spring Straight, $4G42O; Spring Bak-
ers $S.25G340; Baltimore Best Patents,
s4.75; Baltimore High Grade Family, 1856;
Baltimore High Grade Extra, $4.25; Balti-
more Choice Family, 81; Maryland Vir-
GINA, and Pennsylvania Super, s2.40d2.50;
Maryland Virginia, and Pennsylvania Ex-
ira. $2.70G315; Maryland Virginia, and
Pennsylvania Family, s340n3.75; City
Mills Super. S2.5O@2 60; Rio Extra. $3.50
40; Rye flour, medium to choice, 500
3.25.
Oats-stock in elevators 40a,171 bus
No. white, % 1-2G30c; No. 3. 2S 1-2D
29c; white No 4, q 1-202Sc: white I'M
graded, q l-2G30c; mixed No. 2 27@
q 1-2c; mixed No. g. 26G26 lie; mixed
No. 4, 25G25 lie; .ungraded, 25d27 1-2c.
Rye-Stock in elevators, 29, $50 bus. Mar
ket dull. No. nearby 49c, and No. West
ern on spot. 5095lc; bag lots of new, 450
SIC.
Hay-Market firm. Choice timothy. -
per ton; No. 1 timothy, $3.50; No. 2. sl40
SIS: No. 3, sl3G14; No. l clover. mixed
s13G14; No. 2 clover mixed, sI2d13; No
l clover, -; No. 2 clover, -.
Straw-Market dull No. l straight rye
new, $10Q10.50; tangle rye, -; wheat
$7.5CGS; oat straw. $7.50as.
Mil Feed-Market easy. Lightweight
bran, sl5.50d16; medium, s145O@I5; heavy
do s14d1450; middllng, s1450@15 Qatter
for lightweight. all track; spring bran,
in 200-lb sacks. $l6.50G17; do, In 1O0-lb
sacks, s1TdH50; City Mills middling firm
at $l9 per ION.
Grain Freights-Market quiet. Liver
pool, per bus, I'D September; London, IS,
August and September; Glasgow, rs cd,
August; Belfast. IS Sd. August; Dublin, Is
LID. August; Bristol, Is Sd. September;
Leith. IS Sd, September; Cork, As Sd, Au-
gust; Denmark. IS 9dd3s 10 I'D, August;
picked ports. IS Cd, August; Antwerp, IS
Sd, August; Rotterdam, IS l 1-2dG3s Sd,
August; Bremen. none offered; Hamburg,
as@3s Sd, August; Havre, none offered.
Butter.-Markst firm. Creamery sepa-
rator, extra. 2i@22c; extra fret 20021c;
creamery first, zoe; creamery imitation,
extra, l9q20c; Iowa and Northwestern,
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OF COLUMBIA.-BROOKE MACKALL, ct al.
Compliments vs.. JACOB VAN NECHTEN
oLCoTT, ct al, Defendants Equity No. p,
435.
On motion Of the complainants by D. "
Baker, their solicitor, it is this 10TH DAY OF
JUIY A. d. 1900, ordered that tie defendants
jacob Van Ncchten Ocott and Laura /. Olcott
cause their appearance to be entered herein on or
before the first rule day occurring forty days
after this date, otherwise the cause will be pro-
ceedod with as IN case Of default
The object OF this suit is to establish and de
clare a trust for the c0mpialnants in and TO all
Of original lot numbered seven 90, in square two
hundred and twenty-three (223), on the plan OF
said city. excepting the southern part thereof
fronting thirty two feet (32) Fourteenth Street
Mackau and wife TO the American Security and
Trust Company by deed dated October 30 1897
and recorded October 81, 1891 among the Land
Records OF the District OF Columbia; and cx-
ceptirg the northeastern part thereof on which
the building formerly known tho Palace Market
now stands; and excepting the small triangular
piece Of said lot about fifty (50) square feet in
front Of the northeastern entrance TO said build.
And for an accounting between the COMPLAIN
ants and defendants and for the redemption OF
said property from the original trust or for the
sale of the said above mentioned property, free
from all claims and membranes, for the purpose
Of paving off said original trust, the balance OF
the money derived from said sale TO 20 to the
complainants
a week for three successive weeks before said rule
day, in the Washington Law Reporter" and The
fseai5 A. B. HAGNER, Associate Justice.
true Copy: Test;
j. r. YOUNG, Clerk.
BY II. J. MElGs, Assistant Clerk.
Hi9,2e,au2
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, THE 2jTH DAY OF JULY,
1g00.-KATIE NJ. TAYLOR vs.. EDGAR G..
TAYLOR. No. 2I,5G9. Docket 40.
On motion OF the plaintiff, by Mr. Samuel d.
Truitt. her collector attorney, it is ordered
that the defendant, Edgar G. Taylor, cause his
appearance to be entered herein On or before the
first rule day occurring forty days after this day;
otherwise the cause will be PROCEEDED with as in
case Of default.
The object Of this suit is for divorce on the
ground Of desertion.
BY the Court:
(SealD A. b. HAGNER, Justice, Etc.
True Copy: fest:
j. II. YOUNG. Clerk, Etc.
BY L. +. WILLIAMS, Asst. CLERK.
iy26,au2,9
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There was better tone in the stick
market yesterday as far as the fluctuations
of prices went, but the excessive summer
dullness continued undated, aud 10th The
bulls and the bears were perhaps disap-
pointed as the result OF the business of
the session. The news OF the advance OF
the allied forces from Tientsin toward
Pekin, together with the fact now appar-
entity certain that the foreigners az
Pekin are holding out, made the situation
in the Orient more hopeful than it hss
been at any time heretofore since the out
break CT the Boxers. and this undoubtedly
had much TO do with the strength o. prices,
especially noticeable in the international
railway shares. With this foreign news
there were more dividend developments
and earnings statements Of most rosy
character on this side TO make the situa-
ticn look cheerful
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THE APPETITE OF -, GOAT

Is enyiCd by all whose stomachs and livers are
out of order. But such should know thar Dr.
Kings New Life Pills give splendid appetite
sound digestion. and regular bodily habit that
ensures perfect health and great energy. Only %
cents. al Henry Evans drug store. 922 Street
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There are mysterious hints regarding de-
velopments likely TO occur in the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit situation in the near future.
II is probable that the best news regarding
the stock will be the annual statement
which It is now said will be fairly good
and much better than the bears have been
predicting The traction securities were
fairly strong yesterday, but dull.
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washington STOCK n.cnnnEe.

sales-Masonic Hall SIS s2Oo0G10s; Cap
ital Traction Scrip. s2S6d1O6 SIS; Capital
Traction. 404102 ga; Mergenthaler, 4 "a
1874. 3e91SS 7-S; Lanston Monotype. 50@
IL rs; American Graphophone Co. ?09@
II Ii, sOOG11 3-S: Pnuematic Gun Car
riage, 100G II.
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Sugar fuctuated within rather narrow
limits for it, but closed the day with a
net gain at 121 3-S Nothing was added to
the news regarding the sugar situation.
Tobacco was fairly strong after opening
weak. The close was at SO L.
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II should be pointed out carefully from
time to time that OF the many dismal
things the bears have predicted for a year
or more nearly all are going wrong in a
remarkable way. During the present week
the positive assertion that a dividend of 2
per cent would not be paid on Union Pa
cific common has proven TO be untrue, and
that stock is now firmly fixed on per
cent dividend basis; the prediction that
the Atchison earnings statement for June
would be poor one has gone wrong, and
the prediction that the Burlington state
inent would show decrease in net earn
ings has given place TO the facts sh5wing
good Increase. 1t may be stated with
much positiyenegs that the Baltimore and
Ohio people will today declare per cent
dividend at the rate of per cent annually.
Mary other statements OF earnings dur
ing the week have been SO good that the
general contention OF the bears that earn
ings were TO show big declines is knocked
In the head.
AS to the immediate course OF the mar
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orFICF OF BUILDING ron LIBRARY OF cox

OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR LIBRARY OF con-
GRESS, Washington, d. c., August !, 1900
Sealed proposals for furnishing and delivering at
the Building for the Library OF Congress, in this
city, specially constructed desks, tables, book
presses, etc will be received at this office until
. O'CLOCK P. u, SATURDAY. AUGUST is, 1890
and then publicly opened. Specifications, general
instructions, and blank forms of proposal may be
obtained on application TO this Office. BERNARD
Il. GREEN. Superintendent. aul, 2.3,4,6,T
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The granger securities were strong all
day and advances were made in all Of
them. Burlington was especially buoyant
as the result of the good statement OF the
company for the month of June.
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Loans Of $40 r." on 1 "1nsfrd made
fPIANOS, HORSES

Wagons, etc, at lowest rates and on the day
you apply. We leaning on the Building and
Loan Association plan, which makes the cost of
carrying loans much less than you pay else
where, add allows you to pay it OFF in any sized
notes you desire, running from to twelve
months. You only pay for the use of money for
the length Of time You carry il. II you have
loan with other company will pay it
of and advance you more money il desired Rates
cheerfully given, and no cost to you unless loan
is made Loans made anywhere in the District.
Call and get rates. Front room, first floor, Sci.
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National Mortgage Loan Co.
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Motif
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For RENT-sUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-Eight-room house, with IL acre
ground: situated on City and Suburban Rail-
road. Rhode Island extended Apply to MRS.
SHERWOOD, on farm. au1-st ,em
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TRADING Still Limited
Speculation Fails TO Broaden on
Moderate Rallies.

The Market, Though strong, shows
Tendency Toward DIiIaess-The
Railway List Led by Union Pacific
and Il. 4 o.-Prospect of Sugar
War Unxettics the SpeciuIties.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-02

The steel and iron securities were in
better favor yesterday, but the gains made
in the stcup were small and unimportant.
The street for the moment is disposed to
let these securities alone pending the con-
ferences between the magnates. 1t is long
odds that the outcome Of the steel trou-
bles will be favorable to the companies
and that it will not De long delayed Bust
ness is improving and the demand will set
in heavily for the fall trade soon. This
will keep prices up and solve all the diff
culties now SO lugubriously dweIt on By
the bears. Steel and Wire common ad-
vanced half point and Federal Steel com
mon 3-S
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

DISTRICT Or COLUMBIA BONDS.
6s, 1902, "30-yesr funding" gold. .102
re. 1901. Water stock" currency. ZOE
Funding currency a.65's.....I2l
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New York Stock Marker.

Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs Co.. mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange, 1913 +
Street
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PROPOSALS..

WASHINGTON BARRACKS. d. C.. August /,
1g0O-Scalcd proposals in tripiicate will be re-
ceived here until NOON. AUGUST 80. 1900, for
stable guardhouse here. United States
reserves right to accept or reject any or all pro-
posals or any part thereof. Information furnished
on application. Envelopes should he endorsed
Proposal for Stable GNrdhouse." E. : BEN
TON, Qu2Ttermaster. au1. 23,4 ,2S,29
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-02

Baltimore and Ohio common and Unicn
Pacific common were the features of the
market yesterday. The first stock adj
vanced sharply in the early hours and held
its cwn well during the afternoon, though
net at the highest price Of the day. The
action CT the Union Pacific directors was
taken 10 foreshadow n similar action by
the Baltimore and Ohio people today.
Later the statement was given ont in 4
very positive way by a good authority that
q per cent dividend has already been
decided on by the directors. There has
been much skepticism regarding this divi-
dend from the first. and the reasons for
it have been good apparently. 1t Is said
that an immense amount of money is to
be spent Cl the system for b2tternents
during the coming year. The fact that
despite this the directors, an eminently
conservative set Of railway men. are will
ing to pay dividend OF per cent on the
common stock although the system is only
just out OF the hands Of the receivers
seems 70 argue prosperity of which even
the fine earnings statements do not show
the full meaning. II the dividend is de-
clared according to the programme row
generally supposed to be decided on, it
seems pr )bable that the stock will so to
a highC7 level in the near future. The
4 per cent stock of an Eastern trunk line
like the Baltimore and Ohio must be con-
ceded to be an excellent proposition. The
high price reached yesterday was 75 1-2.
the opening having been "A ga The close
was at 70 3S.
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pRoPosMs FOR LIBRARY BCILDING. -oaIes

Of Superintendent Of Construction Library Of
Congress Washington, D. C.. August I, 19O0.--
St aed proposals for the construction of the build
ing for the Washington Public Library on Mount
Vernon Square, in this city. will be received at
this Office at > O'CLOCK p. NJ. on SATURDAS
THE 18TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1900, and then pub
licly opened Specifications. general Instructions.
and conditions and blank forms Of proposal may
be had and the drawings seen on application to
this office or TO the architects Alderman & Ross,
l56 Fifth Avenue New York City. BERNARD II.
GREEN, Superintendent OF Construction
auI,23,I6.7
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AS to the immediate course OF the mar
ket 1t must be borne in mind that the
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Chicago Grain and Provision Market.

Corrected daily by ". B. Hibbs & Co., mem
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.-BROOKE MACKALL, ct al .
Compliments vs.. JACOB VAN NECIITEN
OLCoTT, ct al, Defendants. Equity No. a.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-02

Illinois Central sold ex-divdend per
cent yesterday. The price opened frac-
ticnally above 1iG and remained at that
level all day. The stock is one that con-
seryative people expect to see at higher
level in the near future.
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Net earnings ....Tnc.. siOi,soo Inc. $4,000

The directors of the Norfolk and West
ern met yesterday and declared the regular
dividend of per cent on the preferred
stock. No action was taken on the com
mon stock. The street generally had ex-
peoted this and no disappointment was ex-
pressed. 1t is undoubtedly to be hoped for
reasonably that within the coming year
the common stock will receive a dividend.
The earnings statement for the past year
shows about 3 "a per cent earned on this
stock after the payment of the full per
cent on the preferred stock. The figures
OF the statement are rs follows:
Norfolk and WestcFn Railway Company for
June
Gross earnings. ,slO,sss Inc. s3oo,2OI
Operating expenses 49,. 76i, s2s Inc. 42,233
Net earnings ........ S5i6.o5o Inc. s257, o55
Fixed charges.-......... ls7,G55 Dec. 3,Oi5
sHplus ...-.,-....-.. Sa5s,4o4 Inc. s96I,OI
Fiscal year
Gross earnings 81, 001OO4 Inc s., 2s3. s65
Operating eNpenses..... S,J0l,G95 IHc.. SCI, 9J2
Net earnings......... s5,5so.91s Inc. .s1,7o1.s72
Fixed charges 2,258c39 Inc. 3I,925
Surplus ............. ss,3l627o Inc. 81, GGg, 0I7
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LOOK HERE, NORk1NGMEN: You work like
g." ali week and have nothing left; but
you would have money if you came to our store
for your clothes and shoes; the very best. slightly
used at one price and TO suit the dull times.
THE UP-To-DATE JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 6l9 ID
ST. Jy3l-lt
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WISH to borrow s25 for 90 days; will give in re.
turn $40 Address j. NJ. L., 1929 st. ne.
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professionals are still in CONTROL in the
absence OF the large interests and the
public. and that they usually content them
selves with narrow fluctuations of a point
or two each way in such market the
present. Declines such as these may be
looked for at any time. 1t is even prob
able that despite the excellence of the news
the next movement of prices VIII be do n
ward. Later. aud at no very d.'tant date.
1t seems certain that the important pac-
pie Will begin TO buy stocks heavily aud
TO put up prices in a different way, more
in harmony with real values
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Union Pacific common advanced early in
the day to So is, more than point. Later
in the day it declined somewhat, but the
close was at SIS "a, within a small frac-
ton of the top. This stock is also appar-
emily entitled to sell a. very much higher
level in the near future. 1t is a 4 per
cent stock, and is nov below 60 or on
a basis of nearly per cent return on the
investment. The statement of the COM
pany is quite as good as the announce
ment OF the 2 per cent dividend The fig
ures for the month of June ana Tor the
fiscal year follow:
Gross earnings s., 500, 1888 Inc s.35.620
Expenses and taxes. l,lSi,S5S Inc. 159,Si3
Net earnings ...... s7ei,o25 Dec 81 .esI
Gross earnings s2sOi6,eo7 Inc. s., $50, SEQ
Expenses and taxes. lSS22,22s Inc. l,3so.Z 10
Net earnings 49,. 50 ,Gs4 Inc. 81 $50. 90
And even this surplus OF nearly $4,000
eco does not include al! the receipts OF the
system.
Pennsylvania was again strong on &C
count OF the fine statement OF earnings for
the month of June and for the half end
ing with that month. 1t was advanced at
enc time to LIS 81 and closed at 12S 3-S.
The statement is as follows:
Pennsylvania Rairoad--Lines directly operated:
Month June. Six months.
Gross earnings Inc 81 ~, 100 Inc. 81 .672, 400
Expenses Inc. III go Inc. S,9l2, io)
Net earnings =. Inc. $4,000 Inc. SO. 7e0,OcO
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Gross earnings. Inc. ST. 400 Inc. S444,100
Exp ses ...-.-... .Inc.. $500 Inc. 5I9,Jt1
Net earnings ...Inc.. sl9,so0 inc. sos, 100
Northern 6jertfai-
Gross earnitlzs.. Inc. $4,000 Inc. s65l.7OO
Expenses ....l.i.. Inc. 1880 Inc. 81, 200
Net earnings. Inc. $500 Inc. $3.50, so
Ne5t jersey and SsaEIore-
GToss earnings. Inc S32.200 Inc. s176,93)
Expenses ...-..... Inc. 2I,G0J Inc. l63, 900
Net earnings ..Inc. $500 inc. $4,000
Lines west of Pittsbug and Erie-direcsly
operated
Gross earnings Inc sse2. 400 Inc. 50, 6ss 100
Expenses ......-..-Ine.. $4,000 Inc. 1885,, lo0
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Net earnings 49,. S9,72i,Gsi Inc 81, 5000
And even this surplus Of nearly $4,000.
eco does not include al! the receipts Of the
system.
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4odng.
NJ. John Carmichael and Mr.. W. 10y.
Warnock. of Black Diamond, VIZ
pests OF the Misses Richmond. on Ihui'-
ny.
Mr.. Fred Brannan had large nnmDe.
~ young friends In attendance az
birthday party on Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. Booth. OF seatte.
ouests OF DR.. b. f. Hoye on SUNDAY,
Mis- Kathryn Doian, Of Seattle sisi'eo
oor parent on Sunday. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ f. Doian. OF he"''
Wgre guests of relatives on SUNDAY,
Miss J. o. Il. Young was In sea.ne ~
saturday. the guest OF Mrs. r. H.
karen.
About thirty members OF the sumn et
Homestead of American Woman N's.
Archer homestead here on FRIDAY ever
Ing. Music. speeches and a nne supper
were the features Of the evening Am ,o'r
others present were: Mr.. and mrs. nun
Nr. and Mrs. Monet, Mr.. ana MT. Dre IN
e, Mr.. and Mrs. Terry. Miss Parker, m;
Woolery. Mr.. Mcfarland. Mr.. fouhs anu
Or. Coriiss. . ,,,.,,.d
Mr.. Wallace Taylor. OF Seattle visited
friends on Sunday. 49, -,
Mr.. L. r. Young leaves TOT So"'
Che Oregon MAY H.
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accompanied by . sister-in-law, MIS-.
Bruce Davis. who VIII spend e1se summer
visiting relatives in this county.
Mr.. James Mitchell has gone TO Can
fornia for q prolonged stay.
Col b w. Conner and family came down
from Tacoma Monday. The family VIII
spend the summer on Col. coiner's ranch
The Degree Of Honor gave a dancing
party at the Grand opera house Tuesday
evening, which was an enjoyable AFFAIR.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Smith were In Ia
coma this week visiting friends.
Miss Sadie Koontz, of Toledo, visited
Miss Mae Gates In Chehalfs Saturday.
Mr.. Frank Everett was visitor at the
exhibition given in Portland by the kennel
Grub Of that city.
convention of the Epworth League is
to be held in Chehalis commencing June
II and continuing in session three days.
Delegates from all Southwestern Wash
ington are to be present.
Hon. Fl. B. Coffman expects to start to
the Philadelphia convention on June 8.