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Equity Court No. I.
1HIEF JUSTICE cLABAUGH.

'HlEf JUSTICE CLABAIGH
Carson vs.. Roche. release of trust ordered. Com
ulainants solicitors. r. A. Ford and A. T. Holtz-
man.
Weldon IS Stewart J. Miller KENYON and Adolnh
i. HoehlinE appointed trustees, bond. S2oJ0 Com
u-aiaants solicitors. Tucker & Kenyon. Defend
ants solicitors. A. A. Hoeh.ing and Howard Boyd
snyder Is. SNYDER; appearance Of absent defend
ants ordered. Complainant solicitor. F. r. Keys.
Mcclure rs. Lincoln. r8s as 10 contempt return
able November 80. Complainant solicitor, J. F..
SsaEgs. Defendants solicitors, NJ j. Colbert and
:. T. Thomas
Jnderdue Is I0yce. Wilton J. Lambert and 4 r.
Webb appointed trustees; bond 5000 Complain
ants solicitor. Wilton j. Lambert Defendants so-
hcitors, j. ". Patterson. A. B. Webb and L. N.
King
Deyo vs. DCyo, pro C0ufosso taken before Mar
garet VI. Murray. examiner. COmplainants solicitor.
J. b. Green Defendants solicitor, ". L. Am
hroSe.
Edwards vs. MaUpin: leave TO fle exceptions 10
answer extended 10 December 81. Compainsut's So
licit0rs Leigh Robinson and CONWAY Robinson.
Assignments for Monday. November q
No. 3 DUckett vs. Stanley. Attorneys. L. 2 VIII
hanson. c. T. Emig
No. o. R0scDbaum Us. RosenbaUm. Attorneys.
Victor II. Wallacc-W s. Du}alL
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Equity Court No. =.

r
In re mnacy Of Henry +. Patterson; petitioner
declared to be Of sound mind
Williams rs. Northern Light Mining and Milling
Co; trustees authorized 10 convey Complainant 5
solicitors. F. H. veitch. Wells * Wells. and C. B.
Colbert; defendants solicitor. R. 6. Finncy.
Birmingham vs. Birmingham; rule 10 show cause
retunabe December T. CompIainant's solicitor
Campbell Darlington; defendants solicitor, L. A
Bailey.
Sk,dmore vs.. Gross. auditors report ratified and
distribution ordered. Compainants solicitors. Rails
ton & Siddons defendants solicitor, L. A. New
man.
woodman vs. Otterback; " N. Hallam substi-
tUted as trustee to release Complainant solicitors
Hallam X Haam.
Martin vs.. Booth: pro eonfesso made absolute
Compliments solicitors, J. J. Darlington and ".
c. Sullivan.
Dickerson vs. Dickerscn time to take testimony
limited. Compainants solicitors Baker, Sheehy &
Hogan; defendants solicitors. 4. A. Lipscomb aud
W. NJ. Ellison.
winsmore VS.. Thompson: time to take testimony
limited. Compainants solicitors. Maui Kent ;
defendants solicitors, Allen x May.
Loefler vs.. Loefflcr. alnCBy and counsel fees
awarded. Complainant solicitors Wolf * Rosen-
berg
Bruce vs.. Bruce: time to take testimony extended.
Complainants solicitors. Hcmsns d Collins; de-
fendant's solicitors. r L. Jefords and f. Peyton.
Hoffman vs.. Hoffman. alimouy pendente lite
awarded and temporary restraining order granted.
Complaiuant's solicitor W p. plumley
Burrow vs.. BurroW; divorce. a vim mat granted.
Complainant's solicitors Baker. Sheehy & Hogan
defendants solicitor, II. /. Queen
Assignments for Monday. November Is;
No S. Bassett vs.. Bassett ct al Caladay.
Fulton-Taylor. Davis.
No g. Proctor vs.. Proctor ct al. c. Darlington
Jennings.
No. a. Rathboue vs.. Rathbone. PeTTy-Frsiey
No. 81. Overh0lt rs. Matthews ct al Lamar
KeiEwin.
No. Is ATrnes rs Atknson-BallaTd Co. Douglas
& Douglas, Syme-RalsJon q SiddOns.
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Circuit Court No. 2.

JUSTICE ANDERSON
New York Building and Packing Company: iudg
ment by default for S3B. Plaintiffs attorneys.
Tucker d Kenyon.
Hopp IS. Picdord; leave granted plaintiff to
file additional affidavit in opposition 10 motion 10
quash alias writ on or before November 2. Plain
tits attorneys. Lipscoub Beadheim & Forrest
Defendants attorneys, Samuel Maddox and H. p
Gatley.
jenkins vs.. jenkins; motion to discharge prop
erty attached granted. Plaintiffs attorney. c. F.
Digs. Defendants attorneys Berry x Minor
Washington and Chesapeake Beach Railway Com
pauy Tyrer, leave 20 withdraw demurrer granted
rule 10 show cause ordered returnable December =.
Plaintiffs attorneys. Chase 6 Clark Defendant S
attorney. u. Z. Anthony.
Contractors Supply Company vs. Engineers Sup
ply Company; demurrer 70 third plea sustained and
leave 70 plead over within ten days. Plaintiffs at
tomeys Causi & Jones; defendants attorney. l.
Q. H. Award.
Bartgis Bros. vs.. Frazee- Potomac Laundry Com
pany plaintiff ordered 20 dc undertaking or de-
posit $50 within twenty days as security for costs.
Plaintiffs attorney. H. WiBship Wheatley defend
ants attorney. !. ]. Mather.
Kuppend0Tf Richards. plaintiff ordered TO
file undertaking deposit so within ten days
Plaintiffs attorney. b. T. Doyle; defendants at
torney, ". G Prentiss.
nings. motion for leave 20 file more than one re-
joinder granted with ten DAYS to file Plaintiffs at
tomcys. 9. H. lamar MILAN & Smith; defendant ;
attorney, John Ridout.
Stone & Fairfax vs. Cockrel; writ of certiorari
quashed and papers remanded Plaintiffs attorneys
Brapdenburg & BrandenbuTg: defendants attorney
f. b. Rhodes.
Cunningham vs.. BeyeT; motion 10 strike out first
count Of declaration granted. Plaintiffs attorney
T. s. Duyau; defendants attorney. John RidOut
Assignments for Monday November IS:
No. ia Conrad vs.. Switzer. Attorneys, J. G.
Adkins Z. Prescott Gstley.
No l6 Ambrose rs Potomac Electric Pcver
Company. Attorneys, c. H. Merillat-J. ]. Dar-
lingtou.
Nos. 100 and Ii2 bishop vs. Masters Attorneys
L. L. Gies-w. G.. Gardiner
No. g. French Capital Traction Company.
Attomeys, W j. Lambert-R. Ross Perry & Sen
and c. Thomas Dunlop.
40 i2 Totten vs.. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. Attorneys Thompson Laskey-Hamil-
ton, Colbert & Hamilton.
No. l56 Warwick vs.. Glennan. Attorneys, J. A.
Burkart-E. L. Gies.
No. q. Brainard rs. Albright Attorneys. P. A.
Bowen. j., and Gordon & Gordon-Worthington
Heald & Frsiley-
No. 81. Russell Washington Post Company.
Attorneys, Wilson & Bsrksdale-C Chaplin Brown.
Nos los and l07. Smith 4 Roy vs. National Metro
pOlitsn Bank. Attorneys, Douglas q Douglas and
+. D. Blackstone. b. Larner and McKenney &
Flannery
No. lA Grady vs.. Washington Gas-Light Com
pany. Attorneys. Douglas & Douglss-R. Ross Perry
& Son and AicKenney & Flannery.
No. Eo5A Gloria IS. Washington Southern Rail
way Company.
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CRESCENT CITY PARK OPENS.
Racing season at New Orleans he
gins To-day.

New Orleans, La, Nov 23-The Cres-
cent City Jockey Club viii open its winter
season of racing tomorrow. There are
twenty-five entries for the Inaugural
Handicap at three e-fourths OF a mile The
entries follow:
First raco-Fire and a half furlonFs- Cut Glass
I95: sneer iol: Sir Walter Rollins IG5: Ash
Wednesday. i05 Platter. "a: Op,iolal. Ice, Cannon
Ball. 10; Qsiun Brady, los; Operator, lo9 Bitter
Hand, l95 Marco and Mona W. l09 each; Pin
sicker, l0l; Mayor Johnson lA, and Glen Gallant,
u2
Second racc-Six furlongs. Anna Ruskin o. Beau
Brummel, l03; Gild. 90; IaCoue, l02; Pompadaur,
l93; Kemp Bidgley. i09 and Mary Cand.emss 100.
IhiT5 Taee-4lle and seventy yards. Commandant,
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BENNING's SELECTIONS.

First race-AzeIina, Workman. The
Cure
Second race-Essex, Mount Henry. Mu-
tcllus.
Third race-Hiram, NarelIe, Work and
Play.
Fourth race-Nemesis, Bulwark, Dainty.
Fifth raCe-OXfoTd, Ormondes Right,
Orphan Lad.
Grand Duchess.
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Circuit Court NO. 1.

ByTne IS Lisner: verdict Tor plaintiff for $500;
motion for new trial fled. Plaintiffs attorney. l.
II David Defendants attorney. Leon Tobriner
Rosenberg vs Commercial Automobile and Supply
Company Judgment for plaintiff for cent and costs
Plaintiffs attorneys. John RideHt and Alexander
Wolf. Defendants attorneys. Birney Woodard.
Hayes Ts Washington Post Company; mction to
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No 81. Kane IS De7inc Attorneys Bendheim
d ROthschlld and Burke-R. Ross Perry 4 SdE.
No =. Fauicoler vs.. Mcdonald. Attoneys, r.
s Peuy-Hsmitou, Colbert < Hamilton
No 40 Osgood vs., Anderson. Attorneys. J T.
SCaEE. Thompson & Laskey-W. l. Ford
No l52 Riston IS. Carter. Attoneys. L. H.
Dayid-Hamilton Colbert & Hamilton.
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ZbuaDd closed rrt through and on
excuse q a gy
b c al G " and b p
mHe
tgs2 Minutes rIa Wurb b.
AIsuaO C Brown
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EnuIty suits.

No 8.lS Francis ]. WOodman Us. Maurice Otter.
back. 70 release trust C0mpainants solicitors Hal
lam q Haam
No Gs7l6 Mary Z Thompson r5 Edward L.
Thompson; diycrce. Compartments solicitors, Ian
caster 4 Smith.
No 25IE Helen Margaret Beatrice Sacher vs.
Caroline {. ". Dahleren and Walter J.. Bartnett
injunction and receiver Complainant solicitors
r. 6. Donaldson and r. VI. Parker
No 2s7ls. The Z. T. Brooks Company rs John
A. LankfOrd; judgment creditors bill Complainant
solicitors Brandenburg s Bandenburg
Nc. oS7l9 William H. HargTaves vs.. Anna H.
HsrgTaves; limited divorce. Complainant's solicitor
J. r. Taylor.
No e67n. Richard G. Brooks vs. Rachel Savs et
al 20 enforce mechanics lien. Complainant
solicitors. Sheehy & Shcehy
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agto and mbraEh in trouble Lee
dorE MS hes u By Just long
St IN b carl a Ied
y 90 &
yaue u winners For toye nd dupwar
p Minute IA place
As t Owner, A. L Trainer c
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strike ont portions of amended declaration over
ruled Plaintiffs attorney. Tracy l. Je10rds. De
PENDANTS attorney. Chapin Brown
1uerdrtIm Us. nye, motion for new trial over
ruled; judgment on verdict for plaintiff for $500
appeal bond seursedeas $3.50. cost 500 Plaintiff
attorney. Tracy l. Ieiords. Defendants attorney.
4. ". Fits
Bgau ys. Washington Railway and Electric Com
pany. demurrer Of plaintiff 90 second plea of de-
fsndant oTerulied. Plaintiff attorneys r H Mcneil
and ]. H. David. Defendants attorneys, O.. A.
Douglass and q. II. Hoover.
Edmuuds Holden. motion for leave 70 amend
declaration granted ia ten DAYS Plaintiffs al
torneys. Ralstou q Sidd0uS Defendants sttorneys.
Il =. Davis and II. J. Mas.
Walker rs Hart, motion % Y1cste Judgment dis
missed Tor want Of prosecution. Plaintiff attorney
J B. Archer. jr. Defendants attorney W. J. Lam
bert
Blcs.. motion for new trial oyeruled Judgment on
verdict f0r defendant ou sci oF for So e. appeal
s1persedess bond $50. cost. Sl0o Plaintiff at
torney. Il. Wiu-iip Wheauey Defendants attorney,
HAYDEN johnson.
S0meuilie Company VS. Meycrs: Judgment bv de-
fault for $50. plaintiffs attorney. J. Dawson VII
hans
some7ile Company vs.. Mevers Ct a.; Judgment
b5 defaDt for 500. Plaintiffs attorney. j. Dawson
WiIliams
Assignments for MONDAY. November .
No. s.. Richardson rs. Cannon Attorneys.
Thompson a. Laskey-EdmUnd Burke
No IL. National Mechanics Bank vs.. Mund-
helm. Attorneys, Berry & Minor and j. F. Collins
Wolf & Rosenberg
No 2. Harlan & H0llinswoTth Company vs.. Dis
trict Of Columbia. Attorneys. McCammon & Hay
den-E. H. Thomas and H. 7. Blair
No g. Wyuk0op rs. New York Continental Jewel
Filtration Company e al Attorneys. Douglas d
Douglas-N NcCsmmon * HAYDEN.
No s.. Cole Fs. District q Columbia Attorneys.
GIttings & ChambeTiin-E. H Thomas. Douglas 4
Douglas. and J. J. Darlington
No l5. Foster rs International Boiler Improve
ment Company Attorneys. f. z. Pratt and T. ].
CcstIEan-R. B. Dickey and John Ridout
No ~. Cumberland Us. Brennan Construction
Company. Att0rneys. Charles Linkins and ". e.
Decentralization. Colbert & Hamilton.
No 9 Won Dahlen rs. ElWOoj AttoncyS f. H.
Thomas-Cariton Fox.
No. ll9. Hutchinson rs. District 0f Columbia.
Attomeys. J. d. Sullivan H. Thomas
No Isl. Balderston vs.. Wolf. Attorneys T. /
Peyser. NJ. J. Colbert. and Il. 3. Moulton-R- L.
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Law Suits.

No 1854 Helen NJ. B. sacher r. Caroline NJ
Dahlgren eiectment Plaintiffs attorneys. r g.
Donaldson and h W Parker,
No is955 Charles z. Tribby vs.. Israel ". stone
judgment Of S {. Mills. J. p, for S2.u Plaintir's ;
attorney. .. 2. NJ Brown
NJ. ls9S6. The Z. I. BROOKS Company vs.. John A
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GRIEF KILLS FATHER
Dies of Broken Heart While
Reading Sons Letters.
BOY IN DANNEMORA PRISON

Makes plea for FoFsivenesz-Parent
n Veteran of Civil War, AMI Was
Seriously WOuaded at VickSbuFE.
Stricken While sitting in Bed-The
story OF a Wrecked Life.
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The eleven liens fled against the Eass Washing
ton Savings Bank have been entered satisfied q
record
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BENNING, FRIDAY, NOV. %, 1906.
WEATHER CLEARs TRACK GOOD.


start god W5 phc easily f.. b
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Mechanics Liens.

Lankf0rti Judgment q S. e. Mills J. P for s52I5.
Plaintiff attorneys BIaudenburg d Braudenburg.
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Criminal Court No. 1.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.

JLoIIIE oIAFfVhU-
Assignments for Monday, November Is
United states y. Henry Grant.
United states rs. William T.. Mercer.
United States Is. James B. Kane.
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CONTINUED NEXT MONDAY.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21

& 4 &Eps q sSss ts1 s 20 per srs sTEET "
shore Dbl Sosgsis 81; RRGssEss ssRoUTs PSF
Hehss ssi o1R6Ts oS per so ,issl 80 80; 90 p-S
s per 100 = ss4 eHeGBhRs ns h!IsT .Snd rsana hna aad
ssi IS 90 saSs and W...ra new % 70 To As per % Sas
5sSt5ss sSt 90 mustard per ebl 7Segsl 90 ctcuMBER
coRN per 100 s5casi $: cELER state and ssssS
cAUI4BLowEHs. Long Island, Der Dol ISe es3 90 state
% .eseoc LIMA sENs asars1 800 orssS
81 81 Sssf; 81 ;sqsl & TUS s
u So do Boston per strap sSeGS1: nearby. per Dbl.
SocgS2. ONIONS Emall white pickle. per Dol S5gs.:
red 81 5Gss 90 % Yellow 81 5Oss5 55 90 oTass coanty
yeo y per 5r Of sS s s & 90 % 90 T T s Ss M Do 81 state &c
ana Western. white. crate 75egsl do ohio yellow
per basket TscgSi; Jersey red. basket I5GsSe;
4 5ogsz 2 90 Jersey white 9ssksS % r, ;seSYi: 60
5ersS' & small white pS5s y -Sss1 ~ Sy ss7s Pass
LEY. 100 lunches 75egsl PEPPEEs Jersey ret RsF
Basket s5g5oc; DO per box 2gssc; PEAs. vifsnia per
ps pr '5 SS rN s I Bs ss s ssss 81 nssSy per
basket or bag s5a75o; SQUASH HubOard per Dol. $40
s075c; SPINACH western New York per basket 25eI
DO nearby per Tss5 6o1 5OiSs1 Eos F Tt Jersey
waite. per 100 81 25gSl So WATEkCHEss' per "a"
ening enough to-day reduce attendance 20 marcy ae
pross The tone o9 Se make, is weak tor all marks except
prime and No We quote Prime issss oaiss e, Per ToS
T2isc: shippers. sOg65o. clover. mixed. best s9gsSo
FOR choice but the comm6a and larger portion OF sup
plies are IN weak and eheaPs1inz sondlSo5; & T5aE g
az noon today: Hudson River Rairosa 900 v Ea,s
en- 80; Lehgh v9lley 30 BaItimOTs 9so' TO 10;
boats. 16S canal is5; total 500 tons
Toledo, Sept. 20-cLoyERSEED-Cash. 8 IS: oc;oes5
RYE No 5ss nominal 70 641 TIMOTHY prime ,S g 90 Ina INA
ana Indiana s5c.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
Trade IN CHICAGO.

D. ~ leisgraph to The Tribune
- sept G.-Wheat showed additional
- % -aie trade. the Northwestern markets
os-. - - saFa1ce. but large quantities OF the
q, -. I'foFn into The local pit shortly before
l-.- Al2ng a reaction. II was though.
o'g seller. There was good ceai
s.,,- -neols -----neols selling bv snaller holders 20
81. ..'ats. and prices were I'D &c 20 sse AZ the
I'll. - LOST most % SIS carly Improvement.
t-r, eosee weak with the bear interest
tsl,.- eHort % break prices. The nearby
~ - provisions closed lower but the Jan
lp'act Vas steasv
hk-- ~.ls'2sn continued IN the wheat PIT
q. ne cereal went bounding upward
er,- [ell1tion gained IN volume az prices
m confidence increased. The demand
fr,s oecane more urgent as prices ad-
-. -0e midday December wheat sold up
ai In. s wheat showed additional strength
f-shi ...tair=s PIT on the market caused a
an-~- Local receipts were ss cars. with
H-es 60 for tomorrow. December wheat
&c I, i Yesterday AZ 7fasc sold on 20 T4ike 70
~ g. initial transactions. then jumped 70
&l n.,.e- september corn were stin uneasy to
e''ls-, tsport-d cornerfng of the bulk OF such
p.s,,- Ne Armour Grain Company. which Is
y L. -. % squeeze n II feels Ike Il. Buying
ts - was the feature of to-days mar
%sr - Improvement was lost later IN the
e-,,s. = - receipts We're s5s cars. with 2sl cars
N g., tomorrow September corn sold
tss |" ssizc and May advanced from 4sssc
~ -. opening 20 sshc
- b. - a. The starr under proft-tal1ing
- a. -, u the leading professionals. but
sls..rl.-s market turned strcng The buying
R,ss.--- oy the cereal crowd augmented largely
s,sa.,,ss'- y shorts Later the market weal1eE.ed
~ !. September oats sold frora 2sc nm "a
N l May from s56c 70 s5ze up 10
= arT -, Were was considerable strength.
s-s ~ -. &c &c from sl3 Up 70 SIS 10: January
= t-sssr,ss a. % s. T7ls 81. 70 IS 20 10 IS -.
Fxstot7 s %. January ribs sold from 81 uD
ssr. g ~ sss sas 1000 head and prices az the
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. September %. 1900
BEEvEs-Receipts were 30 cars 616 heaH, noladtns
ing doing live cattle Feeling duh About 40
reported Friday Dressed beef last
quotations Liverpool and London cattle and best nar1st
SLOW at unchanged prices No exports OF car- OF beef
to-day Tomorrow the Cedric Is expected % taxa cut
1900 quarters Or beef
CALvES-Recepts w-rs head. al cor the Market,
yesterday Neas were more than steady; almost no
demand for and about $50 held Poor
Ta5ssrs Rs to aa oGtsds o ' SysT ~ a. ss % s su6s
grassers at 81 5S3, and demand the city trade
Dressed calves quiet at sg152o per n for city Dressed
veal5 and 6Gl2c for country dressed.
100 ~ do 146 10 AZ IS; DO 40 10. IS: DO III 70
SHEEP AND LAAIBS-Rsceipts were q ears OF 4s44
head. all for the market. and. with the stock
were IA cars on sale Ths few sheep offered sold a.
steady prices few buyers lambs and
for common and medium stock offerings
were held over Prime lambs steady Common 70 good
sheep sold az 81 T58S5 100 n; good prime
good Northern Canada lambs sold 81 so
IO914c. ' -
sa!es-George & L. s. DuIenback: 4e5 Northern Can
ada lambs 20 n Per 100 ~ 4O2 90 "a
n at 81 90; 597 O 40 90 % 10 az 81 50
sanders: 100 state lambs 20 70. 81 so; do
s 10 al 81 .; state sheep es 10 IS; r.
- %; Pennsylvania DO SO n, s4
kerns Commission Companyi 212 Buffalo lambs II n
HoGS-Rseeipts II cars l. soT head. incfutf-x
1sO for the Feeling Good heavy % Light
state and Pennsylvania hogs auotabe az 50 sSsT
per To- 10 caoce pigs might exceed quotations. Country
. ssiss-s sanders: % state hogs. IL 70 averass at
10 70, at 81; rough $50 n. at ss
Judd s Co. Gate yesterday: IS Jersey hogs 1z1 n
AZ 81 state do, 163 n az 81 do. go 70 s6 so
roughs. $50 n. at 50: do 4sO n at Sc 80.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

r-o- New York September 20 1906
NDEEH4-f-Ihe coffee aruaer YESTERDAY ana
es7 elening unchanged points higher closed az a
- 1-f1lee o. lag20 pOinrA Sales
2tse e about 5000 hags. The chief feature vas the
-eL-L .. tlrther decline & the exchange and
,t -r as 10 the meaning of the decline
=. ellect on tie market may said that TIE
-. ee NE OF the local trade badly confused and
seiz AZ sea over the development disposed 10 be
.-. 50 mat the appearance aggressive support Al
aarlng the day by brokers supposed 70 Re opeatirg
- tfade interests sufficient irnuart a
fsV IN tone % TIE market A private cable
--.LI sotec mat the Decline Of
S eonyersao and expressed opinion that il
,~cl1 not Dc applied AS understood bv some ~ the
llAlers ne AeparrrCnL Conversion
pt-on INTO the currency CT Brazil has voted
MAKE tne par valUe OF mrei I5e Instead % 90
- p.sht pa value and the Is ookes upor
step IN ne direction OF greater imitation IN Tra-
a. 1 zee = the plan has not been misunderstood
II - p1L into cperafioL which many couslser
-L-DI-- AeanWhile. however the Official rate ~
lss eS quoted for yesterday 10 5-sad sra,nst
o-a- ne previous cay and. according 10 pr.vat. cbIea
- va actually around I5sd The declines fn excEs1es
panied BY advances the rnilreis pri,e II
fr 80 5tio 20 reas higher and Santos higher
canies were steadler
49, elosHg = fano lower Hamburg unchanges 70
a -s lover he market fer SPOT was quiet
on me basis OF sh-c for RIO No : r-
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
II WARNER, BAREEs & co. CASE
aEzrfts Counsel Say Governments Action
Repu6istes rs Debts.

-o-nss. for re plaintiffs ir The case ot Warner,
i-'lz Co. against rhe United States say that
ne l,aon o ne government n refusing 70 pay the
l-H 2; F-.lE s. 0f The r-a.a-iHs for customs cu-
@ SAs'ise II The Philippines IN -sss and ls9S. IN
y a. executive order % President Mckinley.
-'-2s 10 a repudlstioa = us debts The Su-
- -ol't decided i- -avo- q the plaintiffs and
SS.s,s- i71gnelt rc be- entered n the court o:
-, however 81 passing TIE General De
@.-.i ~ ol-.,Ie- any provision for the payment
- - The Nar-er Barnes e. co. case was
-I.-e 9y WE-cn suits involving $1,000 were
-.-lr- VOW new SUI has been begun oy
r-,-1n-1 & Co.. q German arm
- u 80 tlat zecrerarv TAFT. rhe former Gov
-. = .le Fi--lppires. has opposed the payment
I. ---i-s on ne ground that they are ineqUita-
-. ---llfteis having collected rhe duties paid
-s-'y prices charged i- the Islands.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
OTHER MARKETssY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Sept 2O--CATTLE-Rscespts. about 5000
head market steady steers s4gSB 95
cows s. 7o9S4 rs; hsirsrs = 6OGSs s5: bulls 81 4O
s. 5O calves S3GsS; stockss feeders So s0(Ss Y
HOGs-Reesipts about y 900 head markst 5G15c higher
choice 70 prime hsavy, So 3S6 90; retium good heavy
Sc go 5tehsrs eights &c 45qss 6o good ehoio
mixed 50 $3.50 co. packing - 5OS6 20. pigs IS coo
81 20 EHEP-Recepts about IS GOO head: steady
Csc -: lambs S6dS7 %.
Kansas City. Sept 20-CATTLE-Receipts Is 600 head
including 1000 Sourherns market steady
choice and dressed beet s. 50S6
good, IS sOIS5 36 fed 5O9S5
and feeders 50 6S4 50; Southern 50 5Q$4 South
cows S2QS3; native 81 T5GS8 native hsifsrs
81 sOas5 bulls s2GSS Is; calves SO 25aS6 % HOGS
RAcepts $500 head market 51l0c higher: top. 50 5O
bulk % So 8oG$6 heavy s6 2OGs6 sO pscks-z
So 20Gse 45i pigs and lights, So s0GS6 So SHEEP-Re-
ceipt soO head market steady for sheep; lambs 1015o
lower; lambs S6sT so; sheep and yoarngs 81 T5S5 90
Western yearilss IS 9s5 10 Western sheep. 81 SO
s. - stocke-5 and feeders. Sc 509S5 20
Cincinnati. Sept aO-HOGS quiet butchers and ship
IS 6OIsS 62-as S5 5OlcS5 o. CATTLE
sJea1y; tair good Eappsrs S4 50Gs5 sO COMMON sec
s2 % SHEEP easy 81 75GS4 Ta LAMBS quiet, SO
s. &C.
East Buffalo. sept 2o-CATTLE-Rsceipts 100 head;
and unchanged NEALS-Receprs. 1T5 head: active
an5 &c higher s. 50GSs 3. HOGS-Rsceipts. 26O0
head fairly active ana abou: steady; heavy So . s8 5
mixed and Yorkers 50 SOGS6 So rough, IS 25GS5
daIries. S6GS6 rs SHEEP AND L-AAL3S-RsceipLs
head; dull and steady unchanssd
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. sept. 2O--CIosingi WHEA- spot dull. No
red Western winter s. Sd futures quiet Sep1embsr
2zd; December 6s 3Tsd. CORN. spot Arm American
mixed 10 quiet; September nominal; Dsceu
be- cad, January new. 4s lad PEAS. Canadian
STEADY. 1Od HOPS. LOEdOE Pacific Coast,
steady q 10sQfs I5s FLOUR, 81 Louis fancy winter
steady, s. BEEF. extra India duh. 63s Cd PORK
prime mess Western dull sos HAMS short cut, IA %
10 steady 5ss. BACON. Cumberland - 20 81 y,
steady ass Cd IL - 70 quiet SIS: long
clear ricces RL IS 81 b steady SIS Cd: DO heavy
IS 70 - 70 steady backs Is 70 20 y.
quiet As. clear bellies. Il . Is n. sJeaey. SIS Sd
SHOULDERS square. y g =. dull. SIS LARD.
prime Western in ercss h-r- ASS Sd; American refined
IN CHEESE American finest white. arm
SOS. do coOred nru SIS TALLOW. prime city firm,
26s 90 TCRPESTINE. spirits quiet. ADS Sd LINSEE-D
on quer 20s BUTTER. United steady.
85s. good Unitad States sJsady, SIS PETROLEUM
steady, bssc. ROSIN. common steady. ss 10