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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-07-16
Senatorial.

Dated at Rock Island. Ill, this
day OF July, 1906.
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EXPECT STRIKE DEVELOPMENT
Nuchinists Look for Chsnge-secre-
tary Grier Issues Statement.

President James O'ConneH, OF the IN
tcrndtional Association OF Machinists,
who arrived in washington yesterday
morning from Paterson. y. J.. and New
York says that the strike situation on
the Southern Railroad is practically nm
changed. but that he expects new develop
ments in the course Of the week
;. y Grier. secretary OF the machin-
lists general committee. has issued a
statement telling why the machinists
committee refused the railroads offer 10
submit their claims TO "a beard OF arbitra-
tors In the statement, Mr.. Grier says;
Il wish the general public to under
stand the position Of the machinists on
the question Of arbitration OF the differ
euces existing between us and the South
era Railway Company To begin with, the
question OF arbitration is ono OF the
cardinal principals of organized labor and
we would have gladly submitted our diff
terences 10 arbitration had such PROPOSE
uCn been submitted 10 US before il be-
caInc necessary for US TO 80 on stril,.
to secure what we know is our rights"
The proposition OF the company to sub
NIT all claims 20 a board of arbitration.
he says. was unanimously rejected by the
whole committee on the grounds that
they did not consider it fair to return to
"Sth N4lAll lli>A knew Will IaeE were 10
receive for their services.
Referring 10 the statement made by an
officer OF the road relative TO the amount
of wages the men receive. Mr.. Grier says:
I wish 10 say that he is mistaken in
the rates that he quotes as being paid 10
apprentices. Instead of receiving. as le
states, A.25 70 $40 "a day, the apprentices
are paid the following rates: First year.
20 cents; second year. 80 cents; third year.
df0 and the fourth year that they are
in the employ of the company they re-
ceive SIS per day.
i also wish 10 correct the statement
made that we are demanding shorter
working day. The whole fight that We
are putting up against the company is for
q slight Increase 0f pay"
The officials Of the Southern Railway
yesterday would no. have anything To-
say relative TO the strike situation other
than that they could not understand the
position taken by the machinists in the
question o. arbitration.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

BCTTER-Market quiet. Creamerg fancy, s7is 20
3 per pound: Western arsts, . 70 81 seconds, IS
process. fancy . % 90, TAR 70 good, q to y:
store packed. trn. Is TO l6's
CHEEsE-aIarkct firm aud unchanged. New York
State fsciory. large Il 20 lii; do. small Is 70 Ia
snamer. laIge y; Western faclcgy new. choice. Z.
DO, fair 10 good. % 70 IL
EGGS Receipts light and quotations active. Near.
by fresh. Virginia, O. West Virginia and Southwest
Virginia g 10 g Tennessee g 20 q Sorth Caro-
iina. "A 10 3; duefs. p; storage. g.
LIVE P0ULTRY-Chicken ip moderate supply
and prices lower Hens duh. TURKEYS IN good de-
nard- chice na large, per pound, z 20 l3 DO. me-
dunn, Y 70 Is DO, small Is ens, u % Z roosteFs,
10 8; ducks Is; geese, 3 20 10; turkeys toms y
10 is; hens, choice, l6; keats, to TO-
DRESSED POI LInY-IuTkeys. hens, undTaHn,
pei pound IS % y average. uudawn. Il TO Is: dc.
thin, % 20 l. oil toms, caiCkcps spring, large,
= to Il DO, medium. b de-, small Is hcs. choice,
70 70 Il; roostegs 10 20 n do. young y; geese u
Q; turkeys toms. % hens, choice. ; keats. g 20.
DRESSED MEATs-Calses iull dressed 900;
heads oa 3d. hgg-dIessed calves $50 % 500; hams
country, sugar cured a boss. small and neat, PEI
cyt., $50 70 s.@; do medium, 80 70 800; d.,
heavy. 100 % 7T
YEGETABLES-Irish potatoes market quiet
lams and sweets plentiful. Potatoes home grown.
6 TO 90 PCT bushcl Yugnia and Maryland pr bar
rel. 10 10 100 sweet potatoes, per barrel 100 %
70 to 50; onions Ohio per barrel, LIS 20 2o9; do
Ohio per bushci, s 10 90
FRUTTS-AppioS steady. fancy table fruit 2 O. 20
80; Co. loose packed. Ia to LIZ. pears. Bartlett
soc: Sheldon. 500 TO rs; seckles. 500 to IS com.
mon, 200 TO SEQ; pinlspples, Florida, per cate,
500 20 SD; grape fruit 40 % $50 box. California
oranges SO 70 $50 box: Jamaica. 500 20 - bar
rel Florida oranges. go 10 255 box; wickiy pear,
LIS box; cTanberries, LIS 10 255 box. grapes. PEI
basket, y % IS; bananas, % % l25 bunch Malaga
grapes. 400 70 500 beg
CHESTNU rS-Auirals lighter. market firm Sc q
pound.
Hay AND sTRAW-TImothy. choice, new, 1850
No l. new, E.o0, No 2. new 800 70 1900; mixed
hsy lL1 70 li50; clover 800 % 800: straw. ryu.
bundle. loo % 1900 re. machine thresh. 80 10
see; wheat. go 70 100. cut hay. per ton. 800 10
800
GRAfN-Whsat choice. y to Is; fair to eood
g. TO 40 culinary 50 to IS; re 50 u s.; corn.
shelled. neV. white s. 70 s. yellow S. % IS ear
so % $40 Oats. Western white No J. 8 70 g
mixed s q g.
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REAL EsTATE TRANSFERS.

street southeast, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
stTRets-ChsTies 4. Sickel ct ux to William 5
Hoton and May Brown Holton lots IS. si. and
3, square 1914 SO
Meridian Hli-Jobn b. Henderson 10 Mar +. Hen.
deuou, lot :, and par lot IS. block .. SIC.
West Ecsineton-1hc Capital City Improvement
Company to Ahco A. Allison ios = sagart
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains Eugene A.
Atohisou ct ux. to Adelaide n. Kuigat, lot 49,
block 3. SO.
Long MeadoVs-Jolu ". Pnling Ct Il to Delia L.
Ritteraouse. part !ot iGi blooa y ssh
Tenth street northeast. between y ard streets
Keunebunk Realty Compauy to Charles McGlley,
lots -, =, aad IS, square 9s2, $40
Fourth ana Il streets northvest-Isabella c. kelly
ct al 80 tredegicS Thompsoa. part lot /.
s4usre 5l7, s..
30 Mary T. Tinkr. lot III, ssUsre 80 SO
No. g. street uCr lheast-Ieannettc a EGrnunds
Fl a. % Doroth.a Katharine, Elizabeth. and
3isC Felger lot 50. sqrare 81. 81
Bfightwood Park-Jalnes 3. N.cholson ct ux "a
Diller B. Croft, lot a, hlock 3, ard lot 3.
block II, So
TWining City-Robert F. Bradbury ct ssx 10 Joseph
Henning south one-h&lf lot &c. block 5. So
Grant Pak-George ". Z. Black et tx. 20 John p
T. White. lots Co. g. 81, S.. 6. 70, and p
block L; lots 50 and 81. block ?; lots - pa lot
~ block :, SO lrerecogd e 30. 1914. folio 9sp.
Grant Park-Jclsn p. T. White et TX. 10 reter J.
Tisruoy. lots y % s. block p SO
Petworth-Anns T. LaTisey 70 Louisa Motley and
James c. Junghaus. pan lot D block 81 SO
Twelfth street northeast, between A aud streets
julian ;. SmCns ct TX 10 Charles { and Hat
tie z. Covert lot-63. square l0il. So
Sixth street and Florida avenue norheast-Clsrencs
e Bheem. trustee. 70 William j. Hoffman and
William L. Waggener. lets . 20 ., square -,
500
sos z street southesst-HenTy p WeTres e. W 70
Katie r. Herolds lot 10, square ~ SO
" street northwest, between Thirtieth aud Thirty
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WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE

sales-Norfok and Washington Steamboat S. 500
at 1914.
Slergenthaier. at 05i;. 70 at s5
Lsnston 100 at ia. 100 At III, 100 az lHs.
Mitchell Mining. 100 al rs ! ~ 81. ] AZ 81. 80
at So, 100 az 81. 100 At 81 . a. 81, 50 az 81, 4
Al ga 100 AZ So 100 al "a. 20 At ~, 100 at SIS.
National City Bank. AZ lSea.
Uuon Trust Company, . At lSa, = az l5o, at 10
Cuicn Trust COMPANY a. 80, 4 az 80
Washington Loan and Trust. 10 ~ rs % a. 'zla
1 at zl7is. 10 81 rs
Gfapbopbone preferred. Z at 81.
Altar eall4-Washington Railway and Electric e.
S2o30 at 81.
Washington Gas. % At 81
Following are the closing bid quotations CT rs
tsriays local exchange:
Boads-Phiippins Land Purchase IS. ICE. District
u Columbia 365s. lis
Gas bondb-Washington Gas Company IS. los
Washington Gas Company certificates u indebted
ness c. III.
Railroad bbnds-Capital Traction Railroad s. lo5it
Anacostid and Potomac IS. l0l. City and suburban
Railroad S. l2 Columbia Railroad second mort
gage s.. l05s.- Columbia RaiHoad s.. Ig. Metro
politsu Railroad S. ia Metropolitan Railroad
certificates Of indebtedness s.. 100. Washington
Railway and Electric g. ssss.
Miscellaneous bords-Unitsd States Electric Light
deheutuTc improvement g., 1918. United states
Electric Light certificates CT Indebtedness g. l00s
Potomac Electric Light first g. I05's Norfolk and
WashiU1ton Steamboat s.. lo5's. Chesapeake and
Po'omae Telephone 9, loi's. Washington Markei
Public utility sgocks-Capital Traction. IHs- Wash
ington RsilWay and Electric common 81 Washing
ton Railway and Electric preferred. 81. Norfolk
and Washington Steamboat rs Washington Gas,
80. Georgetown Gas, g. Chesapeake aud Potomac
Teleph0ns so
Type machine -,iergsntbaler Linotype. M
LaustoE Nouotspe "a.
Mining stGCks-GrsfnC Copper. S5.s. Mitchell Min
Ing Company 81
National hank stocks-American. 10 Capital, 49,
Central, 80. National City. 1884. Columbia, ~
Commercial "a Farmers aud Mechanic sd
Lincoln. In Metropolitan. sls Second. 1i5 Trad
ers 80. Washington 55o
Trust company stocks-AmeTicau Security and
Trust % National Safe DEPOSIT and Trust 'ls5
Union Trust Company. lia. Washington Loan and
Tr8st '2ls
savings bank stocks-Hone Sarings Rank. e55
Onion savings Bank. 20. WashiEgtoa Savings
bank, lls-.
Fire Insurance stocks-Colimbia. 80 Commercial.
8 C0TcCmn. - FTcmcus e. Franklin 5o'a
German American. N. 3ictropolts1 S. National
Union. ~ People. g. Ricgs. g.
Title insurance stlcss-Colmbn TitlC, J. Real
Estate Title S.
Al=allaneo1s stocks southern Public Service Ger
poati0n. 10. Graphophonc common. a. GRAPHIC
phone preferred o. Security Storage Company. 80
Healty Appraisal Agency. 1l4. Washington Markct
-. tidciuy sforage Company. 10.
sEs-diyiieBf
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

SQUARE 75l-Ann II. Grace 70 William q. McGrsnu
and Thomas r. Ecklof. 20 secure Ellen He5-
fernan, SOD months, per cent. somi-aunualy
Let G.
Lcng MesdoWs-DsIa 2. Riiterhouse et vT Ernest
J., 70 Frank 4. HAuisoa and Thomas BFsdles,
to SCENE Alfred T. Gage. SD. years. 5 pr
cent. semi annually, part lot l9l block 3
Columbia Heghis-Juiia 4. Auiss ct viz Robert
G.. TO Clement ". Howard and William y
Hoffman. q secure samuel 5. LutE se5N. s
year., per cent semi-auBualy. lot s, block s.
Square Inll-CbaIIes c. C0ler1 & ~. 20 Nati0nzi
SAFE DsTest. SAVINGS and Trust Company. Il.
securo American SesIriE aEd Tyssf Company
$3.50. years. per cent. semi-annually lot s.
Same 10 Ernest Il. Daniel and Harry l. Sinons.
10 secure Juiian T. Snnons. SO monthly notes.
6 per cent, same property.
Square SSs-Wihiam j. Hoffman e. uy 10 Clarence
L. Rheem and GeuTge ". T. sWaFtzeH to s.
cure Harry T. Jones. SlSo9. ] aud years 3
per cent, semi-enaualy. lots = to 3
Square 59l-HenTy z. Wer1cs e TX % Charles "
Fairfax and Rignzld u Beal. %, seeefe
EUFheniea c. BakVr. S,so9 ysars. : per eeut.
sesni-annualE, LOT 10
SQUARE 7sl-Kaue D. HaTold Ct giT Christian. 10
Richard z. Pairo and Her5trt q. Gill 70 -
cure John ]. BroSnan. $50 7 10 y months,
pr cent, serni-auzuaIis, 70; 10
square lIs7-aiicaaei MLEas 70 J. Hclisuorth Cor
dcn and John ID. Sullivan 70 secars Msgtha T.
Abbot, $50, l gear. per cert semi annually
part lot -
Addition to lie Droit Psrk-Roser oDonen e. TX.
% Robert c. Shinn aud kansh Wat-rs. 10
secure FRANCES 3. Williams. &@8. 70 z
months. per cent. seni-annually. lot &. block
SQUARE l58-Johp {, laeeg 81 uz to GsorSe ii.
Enm rich anu Douglass S. aiackan to secuIe
Washington Six Per Cent Permanent BviIdiaE
Association, s. oel. part orisiaal let L
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Oct E.-SUGAR-Raw. quiet: fair
refining So; centrifugal g test & refined, quiet
crushed $50. powdered. 8; gJnulated. $50
BtIIEk-Beoeipts. l.5o3 packages. Fancy frm
Crcamcry. extra. IS 1a--
EGGs-keceipts. f5I0 packages Choice steady.
others easy. Western hrsis z5a-E
MILL hEED-Stcldy, but quiet Spring bran. in
leob SACKS. % arrive. lake aud rail- 275: mifdliu-s
lLS; city bran . 30. Western rcd deg. $500
fLoU R-Trade IS quiet. Spring patents sIaa
49, spring c!eais, 3.5a375; winter strsiglts S5oa
sos winter clears, 52a3S5 kansas. IN sacks. pat
euts 545a3.sJ- straishfs 3.5es2.59; clear, 2S1aas5
RYE tLVt R-.tcady. at 2T5a4l5
toRNMEAL-kilu dried fer exroTt. a70aZ 3.
coarse meal. ia bags. Io9aIll
BUChWHEAT FLOCR-oc5a215
HAN-Recejpls, 1885 tons. ral5 export. Prime.
L05al-l %; No. !, L0oaLoi; Nc ., 93s95 Ne . .5aSo
SIR AW-Long rye 5)s10
BEEF-Faulily. l209al30o, packet, l0caIL@.
PUKk-9less G00aIs15; family l903aI950
TAILGW-Ciy quoted at c in hugshe1ds: sales
20 hcgsacads
LARD-Quict Prime Western. 1000. city. go.
FciueG continent l05; South American, l075: re
hBed Brazilian, kess lI-75; cify stcoriAc, l0's:
oloostcsriuc, trD; city, 10; Chicago. 10.
tOtfEE-ihe local coffee msIbet opened 10
points higher Cu september. and unchanged % s
points W. On other months. Inc msEtet az Baue
opened ard closed uucdansea sea January, ana 2,
ftauc higher on other months Tic market a, Ram
burg ended i pig. UP ca March, and unchanged
en- ether positions
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Mitchell Mining had the lead over I'll
other stocks in the trading Of the local
Stock Exchange yesterday. over thou
sand shares changed hands, the lowest
price being II on 81 shares. Other sales
were al SIS and IS. IN both CT which
figures there was active trading. CHon
Trust scored q point with 10 shares sold
at 40 and two shares at the previous
days price, 49, Washington Loan and
Trust came in for some active bidding at
2l7 IL and 2lS Lanston started In brave
iy at Il Ia. but fell OF is before the
trading was finished. Washington Gas
took a back seat, with % shares sold at
81.
Contrary to the activity Of the previous
day. the railway shares failed 70 attract
any attention. There was a little desul-
tory bidding at ridiculosly low prices, but
no sales
The bank elearings for the week, as re-
ported by the clearing house yesterday
were S5,6e7, SIC. showing among other
things that the season OF fan trade az
the retail stores is active, despite the
rainy weather that has marked the sea-
son for the past fortnight.
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GRAIN MARKETS.

Chicago. H. Oct. Z7.-There ,ras less disposition
to-day 70 lock az the wheat market as through q
glass darby. and more inclination to use natures
naked optics and iudge things as they appear TO
the uuasssted vision Scarcity Of wheat IN the re-
ceipts means corresponding scarcity o the farms Of
the Northwest unless all previous signs are % i-e
read differently than Ia previous year. That i'm
preston appeared 10 have gained adherents and the
Price Of wheat at the close was 90 about Z cent adj
vancs. Com was strong % begin with. but there
were enough sellers at the advance to cause most Of
the latter to be lost Oats retained from y to =
Of an carly rise. Provisions looked strong for
while but there Was more for sale than can be alb
s0rbed without some deiTimcut 70 the price. and
packers were thought To be the principal sellers
October lard closed 10 cents lower. NOrember "a
cents down and January without change. oc,otrr
ribs dropped 3 cents.
Olotafions furnished bv Charles & Gates & r.,
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

With increased supplies Of cattle the market Is
steady on the better grades WIh an easier feeling
on the medium and common grades
CAlTLE-Exir1, L50 20 AS per cwt butchers.
$50 % Ice per Cgt.; ordinary. . 20 10 $50
HOGS-Per cwt., gress. SO 10 as. ordinary IN
70 sea.
SHEEP-ClipDed. 400 to ST..
LAMBs-Pa pound. spring choice. ~: me.
dium, 20 :.
CALvEs-Ier po':nd, prime, IA medium, G.. to : ::
grass 1 10 3
C0Ws-Eaeh, prime, ;5.oo 70 500; common, % 20
&c D.o; old and dry 1900 to I2O8
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MARRIAGES LICENSES.

Frank o. Parker. g aud Frances A Smith. Is.
Rev. Alfred Harding
GeorEe ". Osborne. q. and Marjorie Il Belly. &c.
Be,. W IL Ferguson.
Hannibal A. Matthews q, and vola CLANCY. =
Rev. ID. l. Blakemore.
William J. Ket1ler 50, and Elizabeth N. Arery. %
Rev. Charles H. EuleT.
Ray Basin', p. and Mary Il. stauler. q. Lanoae-
ter, Pa. Rev. T, 5. ToWer
COLORED
Ernest Switman =, and Sadie Jackson. = RoT.
& Il Harris
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. I.
CHEZ II-sTIcE CI.ARATGH-

Equity Court No. I.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
Clark IS Newtou; demurrer oserrIied with leave
70 plead Complainsnt's solicitors. Wolf Rosen-
berg. defendants solicitors. IcCammoR Hayden,
NsEton & Ginut c. ". DaT. Clephsne & Clephane-
Prioleau va Moore, rule TO receiver returna bic
October 81 10Y Justice Stafford Compla inant s 50
hcitors. Albert Sellers and Edwin Forrest
10 assignments for tomorrow:
Equity Court No. =.
JUSTICE GOULD.
No assignments for to-norrow:
Notice-Tne motions continued from Friday last
are 70 BE- heard SoTember /
Circuit Court No. 4.
JUSTICE WRIGHT
Beasei IS. Knopp; motion for new trial Sled
Plaintiffs attorneys Duckett 4 son oefendanl 5
attorneys Wilson 6 Barksdaie.
Assignments Tor tomorrow
80. is. KessIer rs. Bisgulder. Attorneys. Il. y.
Whsatiey-R F. Downing and J. y. Coughlin.
No 100. Rosenberg Commercial Automobile
and supply COMPANY Attorueys. Vol Rosenberg
-Birney & WoodaTd.
No So Robcrts IS. Washington Railway and
Electric Compzug Auorneys. ". J. Lambert-J
J. Darlington.
No o. Dudley vs. Atknson. Attorneys, c. 4.
Keigwin-CampbeH Darlington
S0- rs Rehan rs. Washington Railway and
Eisctric Company. Attorneys. z. L. Downing and
r. B. Caysnaug1-J. J. Darlington.
No g Kaucher ~ Washington Railway and
Elsctris Company. Attorneys. q B. Moulton-J. j..
No. ies United states Cabinet Fed Company Is.
Redmond. Attorneys. Fl. " Wheatley-Hsyisn
Johnsou
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DEATHS REPORTED.

George T. Morrison, Government Hospital fo
Iasane, a years
Michael Brown. Providence Hospital. GO years.
Maude StansbuTy. lZl3 c st. Sc 2 yesN
james a. Fries. 24ll 81 NV . year
Coma Sampson, Georgetown University Hospital
u years.
Jennie Newton, 20 Brooks c.. uw G. years.
William Hall 9is5 S. NV. s. years.
Carl Bond Washington Asylum Hospital, fs years
Charles II. kieman. 81 Tenth 81. ne s. years.
Mary j. PTitchett. III Carroll ST. Sc = years.
Frank kschelski, Government Hospital for In
sane, sc years
Eilencra Finley, 2s4lis Virginia ave. nv. year
Beatrice Thompson ~ 81. sW., . moths,
6Ieu0n Fowler. lsi2 Ninth ST, months.
Raymond Colliss. llzs First NV. months.
Aiecn AkeEs. 80 Spruce 81. nv, dayS
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Eaufty suits.

No 9sssI John C. T. Gordon ~ Maud T. Cor
don; divorce Cou.piaiusuts solicitor, Z. =. Bowea
E
No 165l2 Lizzie Y Prioleau. administrator vs.
J. Richard Mo5rs 20 appoint received. COMPLAIN
ants -olicitdrS Albert ScIs and Edwin Forrest.
No 96s41 Mason y Richardson et a.. trustees
Emma J. Smith partition. Compliments So
lcitors ". 81. Richardson ana C. Il. 3ierillat.
No 266A Albert r. FW q al. trustees. rs
Louis 2. Shoemaker ct al iGteTriead,T. Com
painants' Solicitors, Car''slc & johnson ard {.
I.ucEeff
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New York, Oct 27.-Lire stock market:
CATTLE-Receipts. 80 head No trade in liz,
cattle, unmiBally weak
LVES-Receipts. 3 head Nothing doing
SHEEP AND LAMBS-R Receipts sgJ head Sheer
steady sood and pIlnie lambs firm. sheep aO0a
500: lambs 25a7Oa No Cauada lambs.
HOGS-Reoeipts. 5,5le head Nothing doing: feel
ing easier.
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CAR SHORTAGE SERIOUS.
New York Central Orders soIicita-
zion OF Freight stopped.

Chicago. Oct 27.-Ordcrs have been is
sued by the New York Central lines west
Of Buffalo, ipstructing all agents aud So
iicitois 10 cease soliciting business and
hunt for freight cars
Never in the history Of Western roads
was the freight congestion so great Is at
1lIe present time.
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Intcrcsted in aIininr Congrc.s

In letter thanking the Commissioners
for her appointment as delegate 10 repre-
sent the District OF Columbia at the
ninth annual convention OF the American
Mining Congress. in Dcavcr Colo. Miss
Nellie c. Upham says, 1T is probable
that no section OF the United States. ex-
eept the States whose chief industry Is
mining, has greater interest in the ste
cess OF the American Mining Congress IN
securing legislation for the protection Of
the mining industry than the District Of
Columbia. This is true not only be-
cause the chief aim Of this legislation IS
the protection of investors IN mining en-
terprises, but because the establis ament
Of a Federal department Of mines would
result directly in additional growth and
prosperity in the District OF Columbia.
I SAP YOUR I'D N THE HERALD
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New York Bank Statement

LOANS. 81 OC2 So 20, decrease. S2l05M
Deposits. 81 03i 6a5 100; decrease. So GIIo
Circulation. Si6,l2i.e00; increase. Sz53 s30
Legal tender $50 s9s $50; decrease. SISasr
specie, Slsissg 600; decrease, $60f5sl9
Reserve, SIS. SIS, 20; decrease, SsBee0
Required, S-S.67t.5 -; decrease. S6.sS -
surplus, S5,6,3.675; decrease, ST. 20
Is. United States deposits $ll - 395: decrease
!. 20, So.
Surplus Of the hanks S56-3 675 against SD $50 81
asst year and SIS .s3. $50 two years ago.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

Nov Iork oct. G---Moncy on eau today was
quoted NORMALLY ~ 81 per cent. Rate 6 10 6-z
'Cr ninety days, Ter cent bril- for longer peTiJds
Mercantile paper dull Raie, 20 g. per cent for
60 90 90 days. Endorsed bills receivable. six months
choice and Six months single names 6z TO Ier cent
for ctheT5 Sterling market weakened to-day, clos
ing % points lower Rates for actual business we're
as follows: 30 days. A3045as $3.50. demand sa50a
so55; cables, i.s5oaLs575; commercial bills we're
SaLEI7s.
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first streets-MaTy NJ. weisizsr st VIZ Ryiand f.
u Martha y. Abbot. Jane o, Berharint Eh 8.
Wilson. and Anna b. Abbot, part lot % square
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property 90 MichacI Morris So
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Receipts-Gaiveston 455l bales: New Orlesns
Hlss Mobile, 2Isi; ssvaan5a. BIZ: Charleston.
9a5i Norfolk, i72i New York lmiddliugss. ie-5.
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Law suits.

No. asSa6 Julia h. Bcsss IS. Frank 7. Evans
dsmases, S25.o0. Plaintiffs attorney, Victor l.
Dodge
10. aS97 Rigss National Bank IS. Smith TECmp-
son IT, Judgment of c. :. Bundy justice Il the
peace. for S&52 Plaintiff attorneys K. Ross
Perry & son
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NOTICE 10 THF RAP

TheTc viii Be 5oiHt meeting Of the members Of
the Courts Of the district 4 Columbia and fssT co
THURSDAY, November lss6 81 Il O'cl0cs a m at
the old Circuit Court roega. City hall to taKe
suitable action IN nanny u the late Ch1f Jaesoe
Richard b. Alvey All 1sesnhers Ct TIC bar are
requested to be present. WILLIAM T. NAT
TINGLY. President. CHARLES ". Glaze T.
secretary oCS g, 81 mol
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small offerings No. I Northern Duluth 90 arrive
lake and rail, SIC over December; f. O. b.. No. I
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&c under December: No. . hard. &c over Dccen-
Der, {. o. b. No. ] macsron q. f. o. b.; No. .
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21 No. ? early November. s. f o. b. : No. white
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