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tangle rye, $10.50@1.5O; wheat. $500
500; oat straw, 4S.0O@S.50.

Butter-The market was STEADY. cream
cry separator. extra. % 1-2m24c; extra
creamery imitation. extra, 19a2ec; Iowa
and Northwestern ladle, extra, 1Sc: do
extra first, 16G17c; Western store-packed,
14@15c; creamery rolls, pound. 2ic; do
2 pounds, 23c; creamery prints, LIZ
pound, Csc to 26c.
Eggs-The market was steady. Strictly
fresh. 17@1s 1-2c per doz
Green Fruits and Observation-Disclosures
quiet. Apples, Western Maryland and
Pennsylvania, packed, per Dbl, 81 10000;
Eastern Shore, Maryland, per Dbl, 75c@
$1.50: New York. per Dbl. fancy. red.
$2.25d2.50; do. good to choice, s1.75@
No. 2, 75c@1.00; do, in bulk, per meas
ured Dbl. 7OcG$1.00: oeets. native. per
bunch. 3-4G1c; cabbage, New York, per
ton. $7.0OGs.oo; do, home grown, per 100.
S1.00G125; caulifiower, New York, per
crate. s1.50G2.50; cranberries. Cape Cod.
per Dbl, $6.00G6.50; do, per box. $3.50
1.j0; celery. Michigan. per doz 20@60c;
do. New York. per dozen. 30@60c: do.
home grown, per bunch, 21-243c; egg
plants, native, per bus box, 50d6Jc;
grapes, New York Concords. per 10-lb
Niagaras, per Alb bas, sQ10c; Delawares.
per Alb bas, 1l1l2e; salems. per Alb
bas. 7GSc; Catawbas, per Alb las. IEDSc;
green peas, Norfolk. per bas. 15cG$L75;
lima beans, native, per bus box. 65p70
lettuce, native, per box. 50G Coo; onions,
Western Maryland and Pennsylvania, per
bus, 4OG45c; New York, yellow, per bus,
43G45c; Western, yellow. per bus, 400
45c; pears, New York Bartletts, per bbl,
s3.50a4 100; do. No. 2. s1.75G225; do, per
key. 81 25G1.50; do, Seckels. per b.l, $500
6p5.G0; do, Sheldon, per Dbl, $3.0oG4.O0;
Maryland Duchess, per bus box, 30@35c:
do. per bas, 15d20c; do. Kieffer, per bas,
10G25c; do, Lawrence, per bas. 15d zoe;
peaches, mountain, per box. yellows. 75c
s125: do, per has. 5OG9cc; do per 6-bas
carrier. s1.OOG1.5O; do, per .2o-lb bas,
4OG60c; do, reds, per 5-S-bas, 40G 75c
do, mountain fancy yeIlows. per box,
s10OM125; do, late Bilyews, per bas. 40
@75c; do. fair White Heath, per bas,
4od50c; do, fancy White Heath. per bus,
6OG75c: do, fancy White Heath. per box,
s150G1.75; pumpkins, native, each, 1-2
az lie: ounces, New York. per Dbl, No.
1. $1.75M20O; do, No. 2, s125@15O; string
beans. Norfolk per bias. 40a45c; do,
native, per bus box. 4Od50c; spinach.
home grown, per bus box, 35640c; to-
matoes. Anne Arundel, per peach bas,
35d soc: do, per bus, 5006Oc.
Potatoes-The market was quiet. Mary
land and Pennsylvania prime. per bus. 45d1
soc; do seconds. per bus, soc; do New
York primes, per bus. 50@5Sc: sweets,
Eastern Shore, yellows, per Dbl, COCA
s1OO; do per -four Dbl. S1G1.15; do Mary
land, per Dbl, sl.0O; Anne Arundel, yell
lows, per bias, 1s@2Oc: do, per Dbl, 9Oc@
81 90; choice reds. per Dbl. S5@9Oc: yams,
Virginia, per Dbl, No. 1, 75G90c.
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THE BULLS IN CONTROL
Trading Active. Prices Generally
Moving Upward.
buying in Enormous vOlume-Rush
to Take Profits Easily stopped
Foreign Houses in the Mnrket-A
Factor in Domestic Speculative
Sentiment - Rises i'm Industrinls.

NEW YORK. Oct. 22.-Wall Streets
aphorism to the effect that there is no
news in bull market applied particu-
larly to today's transactions. The upward
rise was resumed and carried further to-
day. Trading was in enormous volume
and speculative interest was manifest in
every quarter. The trading disclosed the
same characteristics that were presented
last week.
Outside interest showed a tremendous
increase, and while upon the opening and
occasionally throughout the day profit
realizing sales were in immense volume,
they were readily absorbed. The market
also showed that buying of the substantial
char acter that was a feature of last week S
dealings was again present.
In addition, ard for the first time in
some weeks, foreign houses appeared as
buyers upon a really immense scale. Their
purchases in Atchison alone were 10000
shares, and their total takings probably
footed up well over the $4,000 share mark.
II was generally believed that London's
buying was for protecting large amounts
of calls upon stocks sold from that quar-
ter, although doubtless foreign spectators
were by no means unwilling to take ad-
vantage of the plain conditions presented
in today's dealings.
At all events the buying for foreign ac-
count today reached proportions which
made it real factor in the market, and
in addition local speculative sentiment was
enthused at the opening by the material
advances in American stocks reported from
London.
An influence Of great weight in the Lon
don market was the announcement Of the
hnglo-German compact. In the local mar
ket the speculative sentiment was further
encouraged by the various forecasts pub
lished in regard TO the probable compost
tion of the electoral college. BY reason OF
the increased outside interest the money
market was somewhat more active.
The industrial quarter and the special
ties furnished the more extreme advances
The railroad list was by no means sensa-
tional. The strongest features of the rail-
way list were ST. Paul. the Atchison shares.
Louisville and Nashville, and Baltimore and
Ohio. In the forenoon both Peoples Gas
and Manhattan Railway were decidedly re-
dictionary, but both stocks subsequently
recovered sharply. There was no actual
news, and there was virtual absence of
anything novel in the way of anything
bearing on even the more extensive adj
vances scored.
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New York Cotton Market.
BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT.
Wholesale Provision and Grain Mar
kct Quotations in Full.

Wholesale Provision and Grain Mar
ket Quotations in Full.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 22.-Following are
todays quotations in the local wholesale
provision and grain markets:
Wheat-Stock in elevators, 1,315,0 45 bus.
Receipts of Southern we're shade freer,
but with a good demand all offerings were
promptly disposed of at fraetionally
No. red and Tic for steamer red. Bag
lots sold at &c lac. 90 Lac, zoe, and 10 lac
as to quality and condition.
Corn-Stock in elevators, 1.012. 451.
There was an absence OF receipts or Offer
ings of Southern and the market ruled
dull and entirely nominal. Quote: Prime
white nominally steady at 46G4Tc, and do
yellow at As 12G46 1-2c, both afioat. Cob
quiet at s2.35 per barrel for carload lots
prime old yellow on spot
Western wheat opened steady; Decem-
Der, rs IA. Steadier foreign markets.
rains in spring wheat. smaller worlds
shipments and increase afloat made a
healthier tone, but the market was very
quiet, and only small quantities came on
market. Private cables quiet; enquiry
small. The market closed dull and easy.
Spot. October. u 14c; December,
"a 5-Sc; May, so 5-Sc. Sales, car
steamer No. 2 red spot. 20 lie:
car rejected (weeviD, track, Camden. &c;
10000 fresh spot. Il 5-sc; 10000 Decem-
Der, 75c. Settling price, contract, " 5-Sc.
No. 3 red. 10 5-Sc. Steamer No. red.
20 5-Sc.
FIour-Market was steady. Western Su-
per, s24O@2.50; Western Extra, $4,000
So; Western Family, $3.35G3.65; Winter
Patents, s3S5G4.05; Spring Patents, $4,000
AIS; Spring Straight, sS.s544; Spring Bak-
ers'. s3.O0G3.25; Baltimore Best Patents,
s4.75; Baltimore High grade Family, s4.65;
Baltimore High-gr Extra, si.25; Bal
timore Choice Family. 81; Maryland. Vir-
ginia and Pennsylvania Super. s2.40@2.50;
Maryland, Virginia, and Pennsylvania Ex-
ira, s2.G0G3; Maryland Virginia, and
PENNSYLVANIA Family: is.S5@s.s5i City
4; Rye Hour. medium to choice. s393.25.
Hay-Market quiet. Choice timothy. -
per ton; No. l timothy. 1850; No. 2,
SIG; No g. s15M155O; No. clover. mixed,
sl5.50; No. clover. mixed. s14.50Q15; Nc.
! clover. SIS: No. 9 clover. -.
Straw-Market quiet No. l straight
rye. new, sl4.5O; No. do. sl3.50G 400;
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

10 DAYS ONLY-l6l 81 acres; good soil; two
road fronts; 10 miles from Centre Market;
miles from Piscataway village, Prince George
County, Nd; 3l-2 miles from Pennington
Wharf, miles from Brandywinc station, Pope
Creek line; 3 miles from Fort FoOte, River View,
or Marshall Hall; 1l-room house; newly painted
in and outside; barn and other outbuidngs.
school near by; good stand for store; cost six
years ago, $1,000: will sell for want OF money
next few days for $500; insured for $1,000.
ABRAHAM FISHER, 5l2 E st. NV. oc21- 3t-eod
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICES.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS D. C. G..

Of HE tONMlSSloNEhS ID. u.
- Washington, d. c.. October 10. 1890
Notice is hereby given that the Commissioners
OF the District of Columbia intend to make The
following framed improvements. which are. in
their judgment. necessary Cor the public health.
sa;ety. and comfort. Assessments for one-half
the cost OF the same will be made a. provided in
public act approved August :, 1891. Parties
who interested in the proposed work are
notified that the said Commissioners will give
hearing at the District Building on WEDNES-
DAY. THE SEVENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER.
1900. in the board room Of the said Commissions
ers to any and all persons who may desire to
object thereto
SET NEW GRANITE CURB AND LAY CEMENT
SIDEWALk--On the west side OF School Street
northwest from Park Street to Grant Street. at
an estimated cost of $l,O74. to be assessed
against all lot. IN block ., Mt Pleasant, 'front.'
ing on said School Street. between the limits
named.
SET NEW GRANITE CURB-On the west side
Of Fourteenth Street northwest, from 7 Street
to " Street. at an estimated cost Of $3.50. TO
be assessed against all lots in squares 235. 236,
ard go. fronting said Fourteenth Street. be-
tween the limits named.
PAVE ALLEYS WITH VITRIFIED OR ASPHALT
BLOCK-The unpaved l0-foot alley running east
and west in square go, at an estimated cost Of
$500.
BY order of the Commissioners d. c.:
oc22 q, no2.3 WM TlNDALL, Secretary.
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wa.hineton stock Exchanee.

Substituted States coupon 3's, $4,000
100 rs: Capital Traction AS, $4,000
LOG 3-S: Capital Traction Script. 800
1o2 SO. 2o@1o2 ga. 20d1o2 7-s, 1076103:
Washington Gas. 5G53 ga, 25d53 1-2, so
@53 1-2; Mergenthaler Linotype, 10@1s6.
10g1s6 1-2. 10@1S6 rs. 3O@1s7 1-2, 100
1877 3-s. 10d1s7 IA, 15d1S7. 1880; Lam
ston Monotype, 5d12; American GRAPHIC
phone Company, common, 50o@1o IA. $50
@10: American Graphophone Company.
preferred. 25d11 Ia. 100d10 rs. After
call-Washington Gas. 25@ SO L.; Mergen-
thaler Linotype, 4G1S7 IL.
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The day Of important things has again
arrived in the stock market. Business
yesterday was larger than at any time in
recent months. The leaders of the specu-
lative fraternity were buyers of stocks,
the Standard OIL crowd, Keene, Gates. the
Sugar people, and all the pools that have
been active for two weeks or more in the
bull movement. In addition the public
was a more heavy buyer than at any time
before, and London bought so, 900 shares of
stocks. Under the stimulus of this buying
the list was buoyant, opening high and ad-
rancing all over the list during almost the
entire day. Gains of three to four points
were not uncommon, and the general aver
age Of advance in the active list was prob
ably point or more. After O'Clock there
was reaction which took the top off all
prices, and in some cases lost all the gains
that had been scored during the entire
day. 1t was due to profit taking, and not
to any lessening of enthusiasm on the
part of the buying public.
Such being the situation the question
whether the advance will continue or is
now near its elimination. OF course. be-
comes one Of the utmost Importance.
When the market is narrow and the pub
lie is not interested II makes very little
difference which OF the professionals wins
and which loses. But when the public is
just beginning 10 buy Stocks on large
scale and is in mood to invest tens of
millions in booming market the answer
TO the question, Which way" will affect
thousands of people instead Of one or two.
There can be very little doubt that a break
at this time would be the best thing for
the public. 1t has bought some stocks, but
II has not begun to pyramid yet, and would
not lcse much. Another week of advances
would make the business of the exchange
a million shares day, and more. and it
would bring the whole wide outside gam
bling world into the street again with its
two and three-point margins. There is
little doubt that break will come short
ly, at election time If not before The
sooner II comes the better II will be for
the lambs. and for the prospects of a solid.
permanent advance some time later In the
year. The conservative brokers yesterday
advised their customers TO wait for n de-
cline before making further purchases.
Many advised the taking of profits also
The profits of those that bought a week
ago and q month ago are already large.
The London buying yesterday was enc
Of the most interesting features of the
market. London has been bearish on this
market for some time past. and has sold
many thousands of shares short. Yester-
day II began to cover its shorts heavily
and with big losses. Also there was some
legitimate buying, but this was much less
in amount.
Another installment OF the European
gold arrived in New York yesterday.
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The result Of drinking glass of Macrzcn,
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drink lieurich's because you will find that they
are brewed of the best malt and hops. Phone
03i. Arlington Botting Co., for case OF prize
medal beer,
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lively liver, pure blood clean skin bright
eyes perfect hearth-Cascarets Candy Cathartic
will obtain and secure them for you. All drug
g!s,s. 10r, 25c, Zoe.
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pOYOU NEED MONEY?
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New York stock Market.

Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs Co., mem.
bers of the New York Stock Exchange, l4l9
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AUCTION SALES.
BY DUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioncers.


By DtNCANSoN BROS, Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF PREMISES 1927 TWELFTH
STREET NORTHEAST.
BY virtue Of deed OF trust,-dated April 10,
1900. and recorded in liber 2ls3 folio 226 of the
land records Of the District of Columbia, and by
direction OF the party secured thereby, the un-
dersigned trustees named in said trust will offer
for sale at public auction in front OF the premises
Tor, il stormy, within the dwelling erected
thereon). ON FRIDAY. TIE I'D DAY OF NO.
NEMBER. A. D., 1900, AT O'CLOCK +. NJ.
all OF lot iortyfour. in Julia 7. Peck's subdivision
of part of block twelve in Trinidad in the
county OF Washington. District of Columbia, "a
per plat recorded in Book County No. ;. folio So
in the office of the Surveyor of the District OF
Columbia
Terms Of Sale: One-third cash, one-third in
one year. and one-third in two years, or all
cash. at the purchasers option. Deferred pay
ments, If any to be represented by the pur-
chascr's notes. dated the day of sale, payable
respectively. in one and two years after date
bearing interest at the rate Of per cent per
arnum, payable semi-annualiy. and secured by
deed of trust the property sold. All convey
ancing. recording, and revenue stamps at pur-
chaser's cost A deposit of 500 will be re-
qured at the sale. Terms to be complied with
within ten days from the day of sale. failing
which the trustees, waving any Of their
rights, reserve the right to resell the property
at the risk and cost Of the defautins purchaser,
after five DAYS advertisement in some Iews-
paper published in Washington, ID. c.
THOS. S. HOPKINS.
JOHN RlDoUT,
ocos. hyds Trustees
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Leans Of $40

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Another installment OF the European
gold arrived in New York yesterday,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. THE 18TH DAY OF OCTO-
BER. 10Oo--ANNlE SIMEON vs. JACOB ;.
SIMEON No. 2l.2I. Docket
On motion of the plaintiff. by Mr.. James l.. Pugh,
ir her solicitor attorney. it is ordered that the
defendant cause his appearance to be entered
herein on or before the first rule day occur
ring forty days after this day: otherwise the
cause will be proceeded with as in case OF de-
fault
The object Of this suit is to obtain divorce
from the defendant on the grounds of willful
destrticn and abandonment Provided. a copy
OF this order be published once week for three
successive weeks in the Washington Law Re-
porter and The Washington TIMES.
BY the court:
(SeaD JOB BARNARD, Justice, etc.
True copy-Test:
j. r. YOUNG. Clerk. etc.
BY FRED. C. o'C0NNELL. Asst. Clerk.
ocJ; 90 20
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Chicago Grain and Provision Market

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SpirituaIism.

MR. Keller, DIS st. NV: seinces for ladies
and gentlemen Monday, Wednesday. and Fri
day nights; convincing physical manifestations
and communications; private sttings every day.
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The 80 DAYS" Cure

flor mep) leads all remedies In this city;
prompt and permanent cure or no chafHe. Co.'
suJtstiou free. DR.. McKEEHAN. SIC 18th T. M.
Office hour, o to II q m. TO .. m sunday%
to 4 o. m, oco'ime
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Pacific Mail advanced to 40 Ia, and
closed at the top. Talk Of railroading the
subsidy bill through Congress in Deem
Der is responsible for the boom.
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rOuserS.

Twenty-seven new styles an
go on sale this morning. Several
Street window. TrOt out your S.
and you will be convinced of the
$3.11 lay yours completely in the
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-27
TRIED To
KILL BABY.
Mrs. Schreyer Dashed In
FAINT Cranddaughter's
Head Against Wall.

As q result Of violent wfangles will
her daughter. in-law with whom shs
lived at ~ Lon1y avenue. Mrs. Schreyt'
tried 10 kill her infant granddaughter
by dashinE her brains gu, against tht
wall and then attempted suicide.
Mr.. Schreyer seized the baby. and
exclaiminx "Thtre. take your brat"
dashed Il against the wall Of the fiat.
Then she rushed to her room, and turn
ing on the gas sought 10 die.
The child was badly bruised. but her
injuries were pronounced no, serious by
physician summoned In haste by the
gr1ef-siricken mother.
After the infant had been bandaged
and Eiven an opiAts. Mrs rupper. the
babys mother sought Mrs. schreyer
A strong smell OF gas FASTENED her
steps toward her moiher-in-law's room.
She found the door locked. but burst
Il In. There on the bed lay Mrs. schreyer
breathing family. She awakened from
her death.llke stupor for moment and
mosnesi. Tin so sorry. le, me de. | de-
serve H."
An ambulance was called In haste and
Mrs sohreyer taken TO the hospital Il
prisoner. She viii probably live.
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PROBE FOR Third AVENUE.
The Grand Jsry IL Tryiss 10
Learn Who Wrecked The

The Grand Jury turned It's attention
TO the Third Avenue Railroad Company
to-day.
!, will endeayor to lind out what
men are responsible for the wrecking
Of that magnificent property. who were
enriched thereby and how IL came TO
pass TIA. the great contracts for chang
Ing the motive power ot the road from
cable TO electric so Foon after u had
been extensively changed from horse
but TO the Highest. the firm which had
the means of commanding political and
Official influence. NauEhton 4 Co.
John ID. Crimrins. who was able TO
do similar work for the Metropolitan
Traction road, at lower rate and siill
make good profits. and Who knows more
abou, such things than any other con.
tractor In New York. WAS sub9oenacd
last night. but ne Is ~ to-day and was
unable 10 put In an app, arance.
Mr. Crimmlnss brother. r. 4. Cram
mins. OF the Arm cf r T. Crlmnins a
Co. a lower bidder. but an unsuccessful
one. FOR the Third avenue sork-Se-
cause Il ala not have "inruence" may
be called.
EN-Jusiice McMahen was the hfs;
witness. II do not know wny l have
been snbpo-nsed." he said TO an Even
ing wofll reporter. But | got the
xunfn0ns lass nlght and aere ! am.
The connection Of Saushion * Co. With
the Third ASeaue roai VAS entirely
op-o and above board"
Nj. MrMahoa Was soon ushercl before
the tribunal.
Commiss,onor Of Highways Heating
Was the next sitness 20 appear. AFTER
him came tho Ta7smauy Hall lcadef.
Isaac Hopper. who Is unierriegd 10 be
the oi.c VITO originally got the fat con
tract and turnel !; over to Saughton
a 20.
Mr.. Heating stll I've asked TO explain
how u came that the crinmins firm
could not get permission - open the
necs-ssry streets white the niehcr bid
ders had no trouble Of tia; sort.
Tarce .xperl aeeouniants, laden with
books and paPefs of the Third Avenue
RaiirOAd Company and led b. Col Gar.
dlnsr. wcli into tae Gtsnd Jury room
At u.D o'clock, The Observation-Disclosures
gave orders that all door ieadlng 10 the
fossu - closed aEi guarded srntnst ms.
s8ois leaks OF Information.
Tho Grand July did hot make a rcport
10 Recorder Gon At the usual h>uY, hut
he'd m afternoon session
eupt. McCulash LEFT the beii1lng early
N he Afternoon. dsctiSsng 70 discuss
yhAs az testlmeny had bsss IN the