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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Miller & CO., members Of
the NeT York Stock and Cotton exchanges and the
New Orleans Cotton Exchange. 1858 street north
west.
New York. Aug. s.-The Liverpool market was
very favorable for local bu.liug to-day and prices
opened az a very good advance. Shorts in The for
mer market were covering q large scale disposed
% even Up. that Is. those Of snail caHber. The
larger ones were satisfied 10 wait and while the dis
position as q rule 70 take a hopeful view Of the
outlook extreme caution was observed In b1Ilug
The main thing 70 sustain prices was the continued
dry weather IN Texas. and everything otherwise has
litle influence u-ss-~s It b. the unsettled aud 20
many. di-cUITaging conditions % affairs In wan
street The Texas crop IS Undoubtedly seri0sily
threatened. aud viii be cut of without early rains
We incline d TIE belief that the crop can hold
out without great los Tor several days yet and the
absence Of the outside support IS tie best evidence
that it has not set reached the critical stage IHss
accounts fer the profit taking whenever the market
shows few poiats advance. We doubt thc perEa-
ueucy Of Improvement IN prices unless the Texas
drought Is pTOtacted. Liverpool is due - higher
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
prices quoted sre Wholesale

prices quoted sre Wh0leSaie.)
BUTTER-Market steady. Creamery fancy. ~
a26; Western frsts 2a2Jiz; seconds 2la22; process
fancy, Z3lzaz4; dairy, choice, 1sal9; good I7alS;
store packed. fresh l61aalI.
CHEESE-New York State factory, large. I35AaI37.
do, small. l43zsl5, summer. large. l8al5: Western
factory new, choice, l4sal5; do. fair to good Il;
Virginia. 10.
EGGs-Receipts extremely light; market bare Of
fresh stock Nearby fresh Virginia. 10; West Viz
ginia and Southwest Virginia. -; Tennessee, L;
North Carolina, L.
LIVE POUBTRY-Recepts moderate; market
steady Spring chickens. IL to Is. lbs. IS; do IL
TO ~ lbs. Is do small II hens I3lzaH: ROSTERS
Z; ducks. large. Ila2; do. SMALL SAG; geese. Gas;
keats L
DRESSED POULTRY-Re Receipts liberal; market
weak. Turkeys hens. undraWn. per b. l4al5; do
average, undrawn, l3al4; do. thin 10; old toms -
chickens. large l9a2O; do. spring. 2laZ3: hens.
choice. l5al6; ROSTERS, g. ducks Old 9a0; spring,
l3al4; geese. Sail.
DRESSED MEATS-Country-cured meats light:
market firm. Calves. s1ll dressed, 500: heads OF.
S50a9.O0; hogdressed calves. s50a900; hams. coun-
try, sugar-cured, Halls.
VEGETABLES Potatoes. n. C., seconds, LOO;
do. Norfolks. L50d275; do. home grown, LIS:
oabbage. pcr Dbl, .; cucumbers, per basket.
North Carolina, IO0al5O; lettuce, home grown,
Dbl. IO0al.5O; onions Maryland and Virginia
per buShel, Is; per Dbl, 2OOa250 string beans,
green, per basket. L0Oal.2j: tomatoes. choice
per crate ai5; nearby, per box, 25a50; beets per
bunch. 3a4; cantaloupos. L75a200.
GREEN FRUITS-Apples. loose packed, 225a2 Is.
Peaches. per 6-basket carrier L0oal.5o. Oranges.
California navels, per box, 35Oa40O. Lemons Sicily,
per box 4OOasD
SUNDRIES-Beeswax. per h. q; tallow, per h..
f4a4iz; honey. white clover. lib. new l3a14: 2Ib
new. l0al2; ginsing per h. 500a5.50; Seneca per
b., 20; golden seal, 40a45i pink. l2al4i mandrake.
2a3; snake root s.
GRAIN-Wheat. choice, s0as3; fair TO good sia8f
ordinary, 7Za7s: rye 60a65 corn shelled white GA
s.; yellow, 62a6l; ear 3e0a325; oats. Western, white
No. ?, 52a55: mixed. 5oa52
HAY AND STRAW-Timothy. choice, q 00a22 %
DO, No. l. 2000azl00 do No. 2 I7.00a1s 90; mixed
bay, lsOOal900 clover. l69Oal7 20; straw, rye bun
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Security and Trust Company 81 80. 5 years,
Der cent. semi-annually lot %.
PARK Niew-Alinnie AlSop - B. Francis Saul and
Walter Z. Hilton, TO secure Harry n Ellis
$500 years per cent. semi annually. lot "a
square So4i- Same 70 3. Francis saul and Her
bert T. shannon 10 secure 3Iiddaugh & Shan
non. incorporated. $50. monthly notes. per
cent, same property.
10 Droit Pars-Charles h MeTillat and Mason "
Richardson. trustees. TO William W MILAN
aGd Z. T, l. Smith. 70 secure George +. Hook
or, So0 years, per cent lot as, block p
Square 35-Riua L0ngWOCd 20 Robert G. Jones ard
Charles 5. HillyeT TO secure Sarah E Robert
C.. ard Emma r. Harpur. $3.50. monthly pay
ments per cent. lot is.
Square la0-Jessie II. Casanova, ct viz, A. Y, to.
Washington Loan aud Trust Company 70 secure
Equitable Cooperative building Association
S009. lot 60.
Square l04-J0hn Baptista e. TX, TO B. Francis
Saul and Walter E. Hilton. TO secure Harry
Wariman 500. monthly notes, per cent, lot Is.
Square lGii-Jennie f. Howes to same. 10 secure
same. $50. monthly notes. per cent lot H.
Square ii-MIe Jones Richardson. Ct viz, Richard c.
to John T. AIMS and Samuel A DrlIry, TO Sc
cure Lee Brown Sl01. years. per cent, semi
annually, lot s.
Mount Pleasant-Henry II. Byrne 10 Charles P
Stone AMI Charles W. Fairfax. to secure Carl
ton NJ Beall, $3.50 years, per cent, semi
annually. lot $50 Same to same 70 secure
Charles ]. Groseclose, Sl,l5o, l 10 IS months.
per cent, same property.
Park NieW-HaTry Howe e ux, 10 r. Francis
Saul and Benjamin f. Leighton. 10 secure Har-
~ II. Euis, $500, 3 years. 5 per cent. semi
annually, lot e, square 39H Same to b. Fran
els saul and Herbert T. shannon, 10 secure
Afiddaugh & Shannon. incorporated SSl5 month
y notes, Per cent same property.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Aug. S-Money on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at Ter cent; highest. s.;
lowest ~; closing 2i5 Most Of the loans were
ct Zi5 per cent.
Time money was not al abundant Rates were
iully -a-ccut higher for most matUrities over the
year; loans high grade collateral being quoted al
g. per cent Rates, per cent for thirty DAYS
o. pcr cent for sixty days, per cent for ninety
DAYS; % 10 per cent. December matmities, and
Ga 20 81 per cent for six months
All industrial loans for six months brought Z and
IN some cases. II per cent
Mercantile paper continued very quiet the local
market being especially inactive Rates, Der cent
for sixty 10 ninety days; Endorsements 10 81 for
choice. four 20 six months. single names. and Oh
Der. cent fer others
Sterling weak to-day, closing . points under yes
tcrday Rates declined early Ca the per cent cali
money rate rallied. then sid of again on con
siderable Offering e bankers bills
Rates for actual business were: Sixty DAYS 4S7-5a
4S9; demand, 4s65at s545; cables, fs695aiS7. com
MeTCidl bills. s5Llsal3
The supply OF grain and commercial bills was
scarce.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Wesley Hoights-J Roberts Foulke. trustee, 20 the
FTavidenr Life and Trust Company and JOSEPH
J.. Neatherly, executor Cf David NeatheTly j..
lots 9 and 10 block lS 500
First Addition tc Washington Highlands-Charles
+. StanoWsh 10 Lille May stanowski lots d
and Il. square 6l5l SO
Paramount HeiEhts-Robinson White Ct w 70 Re
hecca Hite. Its q and - block g. So
street northwest. between Thirteenth and -Four
tenth streets-Albert NJ Coweu e ux 10 J.
Eakn Gadsby. part original lot 4. square rs
SO
Ivy City-Iohn l. Massey ct ux. 70 Peter F. Colt
rane, lots . and g. block 5, SO
Pennsylvania avenue southeast between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets-A N. Bliss 20 John r.
Waggaman. lot q square l0l5 SO
No. aJ4 Eleventh street nCTtheast-W Philip Newton
20 John H. Grove, part original lot ], square
81 N5D
Nos. p and % C street northeast-Patrick J.
Walshe. trustee. 10 Annie LaIkin, Eugene V.
German. Michael A German and Mary L.
Brown, lots 70 and 90 square 67I, $40.
No. 81 I street southWest-Bcujamin Einstein C.
Tx. to Joseph J. Darlington. east half original
lot 3 square it, 2.5l0
street northwest, between Thirty-sec0Dd snd Thir
ty-thiEd streets-James 5 English ct TX. %
Eliza K. Welihant lot 81. square 1913 SO.
street northwest. between Fourth and Fifth
streets-Elizabeth Denham Ferris 70 Grace NJ.
and Mary n Denham, lot and part lot 3.
square SIS, SO.
No. 5G New Jersey avenue northwest-GeoTge T.
Kolb to ]. Leo Kolb, lot z. square Cos. SO.
Park View-AfiddaUgh & Shannon Incorporated, 10
Minnie Als0p, lot a, square 5)ii, So
Twenty -fourth ana H streets northumberland
F. Abncr. et al. trustees, 20 George NJ CAN'T.
lets A and p. square 80. $40
No l4l7 Pierce place n0rthwest-Sarah f. Harpur.
ct al, 20 RIna Longwcod lot is square 26
500.
Nos soi and Sc New Hampshire avenue northwest
Edward Graves et TX. &c Libra NJ Bassett
lots q and So, square O. SO
No 1906 Caroline street nOTthWest-JOseph 4. Edison
ct al trustees. to Jessie N. Casanova. lot Co.
square 80, S.01.
Fourteenth street southeast, between and
strects-Hauy Wardmsn 20 James W. Condor,
lot . square 1884, So
PENNSYLVANIA avenue southeast, between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets-HGuy War1maB 10 John
aud Margaret BaPtista, lot Is, square 1914, So
Same 20 Jennie F. Hewes. lot a. square 1914 SO
Mount Pltasant-Geoggc koehleT ct ux., TO Henry
II. Byne lot $50, SIC.
Park Yicw-Middaugh & shannon incorporated. TO
Harry and Inez Howe. lot e. square S0A, So
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square 96l-Arthur L. Reynolds ct 10 Homer
Query and Harry o. Bailey, 70 secure Hazel
Ncrd7man. 500, 60 days, Ter cent, lot 6.
Eckngton-Wslter T. Austin ct 10 Charles A.
Keigwin and Judson T. Cull, r., 10 secure
Elisha p Taylor. ir, s. 20. January !, 1858. 8
per cent. lot 2 and part lot q, square Il; also.
ehattels at 1917 Fourth street northwest.
Ivy CitytPster f. Coltrane 60 TX 10 George :
King and Samuel W. CockrplI. to secure John L.
Massey. $3.50. ! to 80 months without interest.
lots and g. block 5.
Square 9i5-John H. Grove 70 Il R.. HoWenstein
and John C. Athert0n, 70 secure James T. How
enstein. $780, ! 10 50 months, per cent. part
original lot ].
Giesboro ManOr-Lafayette D. Weeks ct TX to
Wharton +. Lester and Harry NJ Packard to
secure Christian Schellhorn. s. 800, years per
cent. semiannually Part lot
Square f99-John p swan ct ux. to Louis A. John
son and Thomas 2. Stephenson. to secure Frank
j. johnson, 500, years. per cent, semi-an-
nually lot s.
Square Elizabeth Morris et a. to National Saw
iDgs and Trust Company, to secure American
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Snot Markets.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Aug. Seattle Receipts. 4o03; est
mated for Friday. 20G. STEADY. Prime bcevcs. 80:
poor 20 medium 4i2a5.Si. stocEers and feeders. 20
Texans. 3-75a5eo.
HOGS Beceipts. 1900. estimated for FRIDAY.
B.C0 Market zoe lower Light, 59oa65o: rough.
5S5a56l, mixed 60 heavy, 500; pigs. 5.55a6l0
SHEEP AND LANTBS-Receipts 1900: estimated
for Friday. goo. Market Zoe higher Native sheep.
375a60; Wss-eru sheep. 8a600; native lambs.
57la7.75; Western lambs. 575a-e3
New York, Aug S.-CATTLE-Receipts, 100
Steady for top grades; weak Tor others; fully 80
cars expected sfGr Fridays trade
DRESSED BEEF-Fair demand for good and
prime quality Native sides, 9al0+s per pound; extra
II: Texas beef. G8Siz
CALVES Receipts. 20 Slow at yesterdays clos
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DROP, THEN RECOVER
Stocks Reach Low Levels, but
Soon Show Advances.
CLOSE IS ABOVE WEDNESDAYS
Street Genes to the Conclusion that
Decline Sufficient 10 Correspond to
don Markets Are DemOrafized.
Cali Money Rates show Advance.

New York, Aug. s.-As usually happens
at the end of a prolonged decline. the
market to-day was subjected to a vicious
drive which sent prices Of nearly ali the
active issues TO lower levels than they
had before touched since the downward
movement began, and this renewed break
was availed of by those who had large
commitments on the short side to buy
stocks for the covering Of their outstand-
ing contracts.
The opening quotations were in most
cases last nights close, and We're marked
by heavy offerings Of stock, which car
ried prices violently downward in the
first half hour or so, some Of the leading
issues suffering in that time declines of
from three to five points from the open
ing.
Union Pacifc's action was typical Of
the behavior Of the whole market at this
period. the leading Hartman issue de-
Ginning 10 I27 II after opening at 81 ID
but showing evidence of support at the
low level There appeared TO be scale
orders in this stock representing support
by large interests, and the same was
true of other issues to a far greater
extent than had been the case yesterday.
Before the effect OF this good buying
made itself felt, however, a number Of
stocks made new low records for the
present year, among them being Amalga-
mated Copper, Anaconda, American Smelt-
ing and Refining. Louisville and Nash
vile. and Atlantic Coast Line. while some
inactive issues like Pacific Coast and Viz
ginia Coal and Coke showed declines OF
between 8 and 10 points from their pre-
viOus quotations.
Back 10 Opening Level.
Tho upward tendency became quite
marked about the end Of the first hour
and by noon all the leading stocks We're
back TO about their opening level, with
the activity, which at FIRST, was very
great, inclined to taper of to something
like normal proportions. During the early
afternoon prices merely held steady. but
in the last hour the advance was resumed,
SO that at the end the declines of the
first hour were made good. but fnal
prices for many of the active issues were
we'll above last nights closing level. In
London the markets were nearly de-
m0rallzed. COnsols suffering a decline Of
more than half a point to a lower level
than they had before sold at in a very
long time.
In the absence of nSws Of any further
anti-corpOration outbreaks the street be
gan 10 take account of the damage, and
arrived at the conclusion that the decline
81 the stock market had not only been
sufficient 10 correspond TO what had hap
pened in the South and elsewhere, but TO
discount a great deal that probably would
never happen.
Bankers regarded the advance in call
money rates as a temporary circumstance,
which would pass away with the restOra-
ton Of confidence TO banking circles.
The feature of the grain markets was
al advance in oats, which made a new
high record for the September option.
wheat and corn being merely firm, with
no particular activity.
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WIFE

New York Aug s.-WHEAT-Firm; fair demand.
No. I Northern Duluth, 70 arrive %. over Septem-
bar. o. b.; No ! Manitoba, LOO, T. o. b.; No. 2
Northern MasItoba. 70 arrive. s-'4; No ? red. (. o.
b.. 90; No. hard f. O.. o.. PSI; No. macsroni.
si-s. T. O. b.; No. macaroni. S4-z. T. O. b.: No. 2
macaEoni. s-z. SALTS, u loads. macar0ui ard win
Ter.
CORN-Weak; quiet trade. Ne. elevator. 6Ils
No 3 6lA. T. o. D.: No ?. SOL T. O. o., August;
No. yellow. sos; No. white. 6llz. Z. o. b. TX
porters took 4 loads.
OATS-Strong; checking trade. Elevator prices.
No. white, 57is; No White, 81; No. mixed. 81
Prices Of futures follow,
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by a. o. Brown Company.
members Of the New York stock Exchange Munsey
Building.
New York. Aug s-The opening was generally
lower and Immediately followed by sharp decline
in the entire list under pressure Of very heavy sell
ing orders London sold about ZOO shares on bal
aEce ard thele was undoubtedly considerable lqui-
dalton Of scattered outside accounts. The foreign
selling stimulated % quite an extent hy The
sharp decline IN consols and the depression in other
securities en- the London exchange. Sales during the
dTst hour we're over 90o0, but the liquidation Of
long stocks appeared 10 have about 10 It's
during that time Aftervard the selling pressure re-
laXed and vas soon overcome by steady demand.
which caused fun rally In the majority Of the list
and carried some ISSUES well above yesterdays clos
ing prices. The declaration Of a regular dividend
Union Pacific had decidedly reassurng effect. eau
money was finer early in the day. but moderated
considerably later. There is stil talk Of continued
corporation batting by the different branches OF the
government and Of opposition by the financial inter
ests Until sentiment regarding these matters be-
comes quieter the market is likely 10 remain unset
tied. The support to-day appeared 10 be Of better
character THAI recent days. and it looks as if the
necessity liquidation is about complete.
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Lawsuits

No. 1915. Lizzie A. 8oorh sad vs. Washington
Railway and Electric Company; damages. $40 900
Plaintihs attorneys, Eugene A. Jones' George C.
Shinn and Herbert F. Mitchell
No, 1915. Frank l. ZiTkie vs. William IT,
Michael; note Sl.6l542 Plaintiffs attorneys. J. B.
Daish and Z. H. Thomas
No 1917. Emily Murdoch vs.. William A. White;
Judgment Of L. c. Strider. Justice e peace for
SAsl. Plaintiffs attorneys. Charles Bendheim and
Edwin Forrest.
No lS7l2 Nay NJ Peckam vs. George D. Horn
ing appellant; appeal Defendants .attorneys
Tucker & Kenyon, and E. s Bailey.
No. 1918 Barron G. Collier Incorporated. vs.
Theodore B. Egbert; account, SIS. Plaintiffs at
torpey, a. Coulter Wells
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ing prices; about 100 unsod. Veals. 550a875; but
terHilks nominal Dressed calves slow, city dressed
yeals, Si4al3. country dressed 7alTz.
SHEEP AND LAAiBS-Receipfs. 566l Prime
sheep f1il steady common and medium ewes weak
lambs firm. al sold Sheep, 350a560 prime mixed
do 57j prime wetheTs SO: culls, Z50a500; lambs,
7i5a6 81; one car choice $50
HOGS-Keceipts. 675. Feeling easy. No sales
reported.
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: DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. 1.
JUSTICE BARNARD.

Wall rs. Elterich order for appearance Of absent
defendant. Compartments solicitor. John Ridout.
Williams vs.. Pemebaker. thirty days allowed 10
answer bill. Compliments solicitor Milton StUs-
burger; Defendants solicitor. Henry r. Davis.
Thompson Us. Str0use; sale ratified nisi on report
OK trustee Compliments solicitor. II. K. Webb.
Cohen Cohen: order OF condemnation. Com
plainanJs solicitors. Il W. Sobou and l. ]. COST
gan
Yong vs.. Coleman; new trustee appointed Com
piainaut's solicitor PCTcval VI. Brown
Barnes vs.. Fa1irz. order fixing time for hearing.
Compliments solicitors. wilton ]. Lambert and Ed
ward Mclean.
GoCch Gooch; order for allowance for support
Of minor children. Compliments solicitor T. W.
S0h0n; defendants solicitor ". H. Dennis.
G0nzaga College vs.. Young heirs; decree pro con
tcsso and order referring cause TO Edmund Brady.
examiner. Compainant's solicitor. Charles J. Muir
ply
Burkhart Seitz sale ratified and cause referred
10 auditor Complainants solicitor. Charles ".
DaTf.
Smith ct al. vs.. Meyer. and ,ToUsey Us Meyer:
rules to show cause returuable August Y. Com
plainants solicitors, H, II. Classic and J. ]. Oar
lngtOn.
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Equity Suits.

No. E27s Mary II. Owen VS.. Mary Garden. ct
al; partition. Compartments solicitor, H. W
Sohon.
No. GZ7s. Street & Srsith vs.. George Won L.
Meyer. Postmaster General: Injunction. Complain
ants solicitor, H. II. Classic and J. J. Darlington
No. A29 Frank Tousey vs.. George Won L.
Meyer. Postmaster General injunction Complain
ants solicitors. II. H. Classic and J. J. Daring
ton
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

The New York markets being in any but
an encouraging condition, local brokerage
firms with New York connections are nat
uralty affected by the state of affairs pre-
vailing there. No one seemed anxious to
bill on any stock in which they had no
o. ders, and these were very limited, in
iced.
Col. Hibbs presided in the absence of
President Hume. Mr.. Htbbs did his level
best to bring about good market, but he
had a difficult task, results being only
partially good.
Telephone stock showed up strong. 50
being paid for a lot of ten shares, which
is nearly ten points above the price at the
beginning of last week. The report that
a movement for a higher price thereby
receives considerable credence.
Firemen's Insurance brought but 90
marking the lowest price for years; Rail
way preferred brought II for thirty
shares, though the same price was not
bic for a quotation Mitchell Mining went
at ID 10 all corners.
Opinions on the New York Market.
G. Bowie Chapman. of Z. r. Chapman
& Co.-'To-day's opening prices ignored
the London strength and almost imme-
diately there began a semi-demoralized
decline which carried the leaders down
with an utter disregard of traction. As a
matter of fact. many issues were at one
time selling on the floor a point to
point and q half below the tape prices.
During this movement Union Pacific
touched 1911, Copper broke 70, and Smell
Jers par. Then ensued a partial recovery,
which carried Union Pacific back to l32.
The forepart of the afternoon was dun.
but IN the last hour, under heavy short
covering, the market rallied rapidly, and
a review Of the closing prices finds most
all of them from a fraction to one or
two points better than last nights finals.
1t would appear from tO-day's late trad
ing as If this rally win go further. If so.
and the leaders should continue to gain
tomorrow with the same degree Of rapid
ity, we would sell stocks. The Union Pa
cifc directors declared the regular quar-
terly dividend on the common stock of
II per cent
Benjamin Woodruff, of Post &, Flagg-
''The market acted to-day much better
than might have been expected from the
trading yesterday. More or less Iiquida
zion Developed soon after the opening,
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de. 100; do. rye machine tire s5Oa6.75; do.
wheat, 60.
generally dull. Wool washeo free Of burs per d..
SO; Co.. unWashed. free Of bus. Is; do. bury. q.
Hides green per b., 8; do. dry ball. Sheepskins,
green each g9alOo do. dry EACH 25a7s. Caliskins.
grteu each Ia
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JUsTICE RARNARp.

Estate Of Mary E weatherby. win dated May Il
1891, filed with petition for probate. Attorneys
MILAN and Smith
Estate of Edwin H. Grant. order TO accent Of
fer. Attorney. J. H. Lichliter.
Estate Of Hannah Jaeger order setting aside order
Of August z Attorneys. H. B. Moulton and Arcton
J. Lambert
Estate Of Edwin Brown. win dated January 90
1895, filed.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. Der cTt-, $50; butcher. S1a
Zoo; common. 250a300; rough. L5OagN
HoGS-Per Cwt.. gross. $50: ordinary. Der cwt
G6o
SHEEP-Cbp2ed 35oal0o; common. 200a3O1.
LAABs-Sprins, choice :; medium. 6a6ik
CAbYES-PTime, per H.. 7a7lk. medium. sizaz
grass. 4a5.
COWs-Prime. fresh each, ao0a-a0g: common
zach, 2.91ase09; cd and dIy, SOsaIo0a --'-''
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

sales-Regrlar call. y O'Clock noon.
Washington Railway and Electric IS s. 0Oas7s
Washington Railway and Electric prefcrred 55a-5
Washington Gas I58-4A
Mitchell Mining. 21Ga2l4.
National Cite Bank. 5alH
Second National Bank 5als9
Firemeu's Fire Insurance. sa20
l0a53
The following are the closing quotations on yester
days stock exchange;
GtEFf,N-srE.N-T poN-uc