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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

Aillce3 quoted are Wholesale
BUTrER-Demand active; prices hignG Cream
cry, fancy. za27Ik Western frsts, 25a26z seconds
22aZs; process fancy, 23a23li, dairy choice lsalg
good, Hsls; storepacksd, fresh, II.
CHEESE-New York State, factory large I3ais8s
do. small. i3i4ali: summer. large Halls; Western,
taetorya new choice. ihzal5; do. fair TO good. IL
Virgnia. 10
EGGs-Auivals liberal market steady. Nearby.
fItsh Virginia, Hal7ls: West Virginia and South
west Virginie, l6ls; Tennessee, ls5z; North Caro-
lima. l6.
1--WE Receipts light; market stronger.
Spring chickens, II 30 ia lbs. q: do. IA to IA
lbs, 2a2: do, small. %; hens llslls; ROSTERS. 4
ducks. large, l4al5; do small sas; geese cas- tur-
keys. thin, sal0 keats. 70.
DRESSED POULTRY-Receipts light: market
firm Turkeys hens. undrswn per b. BAl5: do
average, undraWn, l3al4 do thin. 70 old toms Is:
chickens. large 23a25; DO spring. 2a2s: hens choice
10, roosers 3; ducks ola 9al0s spring Halls. gee e.
Sail.
DRESSED MEATS-Country-cure meats light.
market firm. Calves fun dressed. 500; heads Of
ssoas."i hog-dressed calves. s50a9Oo; bans. cOun.
Try, sugar-cured. l4al5
VEGETABLEs-Po;at y. C.. prime. per bar.
rel L5oali5; do. seconds. LEO. do. Norfolks 50a
Ll5; do. home grown. Ia; sweet potatoes, per bb
A50' yams. rs cabbage. per Dbl. 5oaL0); Cuc1lm-
bers. per basket. North Carolina Local 60 let.uce
home grown. Dbl. LO0aljO: onions. Maryland and
Virginia per bushel s0aLO0 string beans green De-
basket. Local 5 tomatoes, Florida fancy Der gate
LO0a20O; do Mississippi per crate. Ii5al Is: beets
bunch. SAL CantslOupes, L75a209
GREEN FRUITS-Apples. fancy table fruit 5Oa
100. Peaches. per 6basket carrier I50a2O0 Oranges
California nayels per box, 35ca403. Lemons Sicily
per box. 400a450.
SUNDRIEs-Beeswax. per ID. g; tallow, per ID.
iAafz, honey. white clover l-lb new. I3alG. Z-Ib
new loal2: gnsing, per h.. 5O0a5.5O. Seneca. per
10, 4oi goldtn seal. 4oai5i pink. l2alf mandrake
2a3: snakl Ioci. 70.
GRAIN-W leat. choice. sOass: fair TO good. ssas7
ordinary. 72a7t: rye. Coats; corn sheed white ga
s.: yellow. 62as4; ear 390a325 oats Western white
No. 2, 52a55; MIXED 5Ca5g
Hay AND STRAW-Timothy. choice, 2. o0a22 %.
do. No. l. ~00a2loJ; DO, No. 2 N01al9 %; mixed
hay. S0oal9oo; clover l6O0ai750: straw. rye. bun
die. LOO; DO, rye, machine thresh, 650a675: do
wheat csc
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool market steady; hides
generally dun. Wool. washed. freo Of burs. pe- Ic
50; DO, unSashed. fee OF burs g; do. bury. g.
hides. green, per b.. p de-, dry. l5al7. Sheepsns
gseen each salO0: do. dry. each 2JaT5 Caifskins
Erren. each. Is.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square O1-Ambrose Williams ct ux. 10 Henry II.
Bergman and George u. Emnsrieh. 20 secure
German American Building Association, No. 8,
$500. lot 81.
Square iss-sIaud Noble Harlan ct viz. James s..
70 American Security and Trust Company 10
secure National Savings and Trust Company,
$500, years, per cent, seni-annually two
thirds in lot Is 10 81 and Let
Square 59l-John>S. Kemp TO Henry h. Bergman
and Charles schafer. to secure Northern Liberty
German American Building Association, No g.
$1,000. part lot 80. Same 10 Vivian R. Spilman
and James B. Winner. to secure Frederic w.
Alexander. 2,O0o monthly notes, per cent, same
property.
Square 551-samc to James B. Winner and Charles
W Lakewood, 70 secure Walter o. Blackwood,
5000. enc year. Per cent, semi-annually lot
81 and part lot 60
Square 45S-Clarencs E. Wise ct ux. to Ralph P.
Barnard and Gay Il. johnson, to secure Bar
baTa Rodler. $50. one year. per cent, semi.
annually. part original lots and g.
Square s7S-ChaTles l. Griffith TO Henry Il Berg.
mann and George NJ, Emmer1ch, 70 secure Ger
man American Building Association, No. g.
$1,000, lot s.
Square s73-John 6 Winfield ct ux. To Henry h.
Bergman aud George n. Emmerich, to secure
German American Building Association No. g.
$1,000. lot 81. Same 10 John f. Donohce and
MilbuTn J. Donohoe to seours Charles l. Crit
fifth, 500, TO $50 months. psr CENT. sane
property.
Square sSs-John 4, Moran ct w. 70 William g.
Edmonston and Loslis R. Peak 70 securs WI.
liam l. Miller. $500. years. Der cent semi
annually. l0t 80,
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant s'lains-Edmand o.
Pigeon ct uxr b Richard W, Tyler, Richard &
Tyler. and Charles @, Warden, 20 secure Eliza
beth II, Rutherford, $500. IS and 80 months, 8
per cent lot so,
Square i&2-IG-nes A. Davis 70 Albert F, Fox and
Edmund X, Fox, to secure Frederick R. Walker
H700 tllres years 3 uer cent conference.-the
lot g.
Square sls-Rosis T, Mertz eE viz, jacob h., 20 ),
Fred Kelley and James l., Norris to secure
American Colonization Society SEQ, throo
years, PSF cent semtsnnually, part original
lot .,
Chevy Ohase-PeFsy L. aiekes ct ux, 10 Edward J,
steilwagen and GsoEgs L, Flsming, to secure
Edward /, HillyeFi 1900 fTs pears, per cent,
TO Thomas AZ. Gals and George L, Hamilton. 20
secure Chew Chase Land Company, s, 200, 70
y mGaths, pr cent, ssIns property,
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New York. July 22-CATTLE-Receipts. $500.
Steers, 10a0 cents lower bulls. steady; COVE steady
to 10 cents lower several cars unsold; common TO
choice steers sold at 440a665 per 100 pounds: one
car at 60; bulls at 350a500 cows, 200aA70: a fyx
head, 500; dressed beef steady at saI0z per pound
CALVES-Receipts $40. Active and finn TO %
cents higher for veals: buttermilks steady to firm
al sold, common 70 choice veals 550a6.T5; culls
$50; common to choice buttennilks. S75aAsO; city
dressed veals firm at 9al3 per pound countydTessed
7allk
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 1900 Sheep
steady; choice lambs l0a15 cents lower others SLOW
and 25s95 cents lower; about eleven cars unsoId
Common to prime sheep 35a55O per 100 pounds:
common to choice lambs. 5.50s775: culls. AIS
H0GS-Receipts, $50. Finn to 10 cents higher
for heavy: l5a25 cents higher for choice light.
weights. State and Pennsylvania hogs sold at 675a
40 per 100 pounds
Chicago. July 2.-CATTLE-Receipts 10000
steady TO 10 cents higher; prime beeves 5sOa7. 81
POOR TO medium. 460a570; stockers and feeders $50
a5.0): and heifers. 20: Gamers, $50; Texans
A75a56}
EOGS-Receipts, $685. Higher; rough. 5.4oas75:
miNei. 5Sla6.2e. heavy. 5s0a6.05: pigs 650a7 10
(SHEEP-Receipts 1900. Steady to 10 cents
higher. Native sheep 500; Western sheep. s75as %.
native lambs, 49, Western lambs, 5.7sa7.60
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WALL STREET NOTES
RumOrs Rife of Decrease in
DemaAd for Steel.
EXPLANATIONS MADE
of Products Forwarded
More PromptIy-The manufacturers
Catching Up on Orders, Owing to
Falling on in Business-Western
Grain Houses Take on stock.

New York. July 22-As an attempt at
explaining the recent heaviness OF the
United States Steel shares there was cir
culated to-day a report that the shares
were heavy because business bid fair TO
be light. Rumors of a decrease in the
demand for steel were rife all day and
in many brokerage offices constituted the
principal topic of discussion.
Deliveries Of various steel products, it
was said, are now made more promptly
than at any period for a year and half
previously. the Inference being that de-
crease in orders had enabled manufactur-
ers TO catch up. but apart from this no
substantial veriflcatiOn of the reported
recession was at hand.
Whether or not the heaviness OF the
steel shares was due TO the fact that
there were reports Of trade reaction. the
fact remained that these stocks hung
heavy to-day. though the decline in them
in the opinion Of most brokers. had pre-
viously been more than sufficient to dis
count the most .pessimistic predictions Of
a slackening in trade.
A contention, repeated over and over
again throughout the day. that it is i'm
possible to sustain a bull movement with
out holding up the steel shares, produced
much bearish sentiment.
Some of the large Western grain houses
took advantage Of the reaction by taking
on good sized blocks Of stocks. Ths:r
crop advices were generally favorable,
particularly as regards the corn crop, and
they were reported TO be favOring partic-
ularIy the roads with considerable corn
traffic. A great deal of Atchison's
strength was undoubtedly impaired by
this information.
Reports affecting the Erie ranged from
a news dispatch predicting the resignation
OF President Underwood and the election
Of President FELTON,, of the Alton. as his
successor. TO street gossip cutting off both
the first and second preferred dividend.
All the Erie shares were heavy IN conse-
quence, the common losing a point and
the second preferred 3 on the day.
The increasing indications Of crops
equaling IN money value to those of last
year brings out the report from those still
bearish on stocks on account Of the crop
prospects that the railroads will suffer
from a decrease in tonnage. however
much the higher cereal prices compensate
the farmers for the indicated diminished
yield. Many railroad men do not con-
slider the point we'll taken. The greatest
handicap 10 railroad net earnings during
the last crop-moving season, they con
tend, was in the superabundance OF
freight.
Crops were plentiful beyond the ca
pacity of the railroads, and though much
has been done to increase the capacity of
the roads since that time. most railroad
officials appear quite content with the
tonnage at present indicated The task
Of moving a crop as great as that OF 1896
they DO not care to undertake again until
all contemplated Improvements are COM
pleted
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. L.
rr-esrrTr- ANnrnGpE

Riley vs. Wagner; Jesse Ii Wilson appointed
trustee 10 sell Compliments solicitors, Jesse II.
Wilson anG Jesse n. Wilson, IT.
schmidt W Waggamsn; pro ccnfesso against de-
PENDANTS Katherine L. Humphrey, trustees and
Patrick Braunagan. Complainsnt's solicitor. Irving
Williamson.
Allen vs.. schafer. Charles II. Bauman substituted
as trustee Compliments solicitor, Charles H.
Bauman.
scott vs.. scott, rule 20 show cause return1hle
July ., Compliments solicitor. William b. Reilly.
Jones rs. Midland oil and Gas Csgpany: decree
diss0lyug corporation and naming James Hancock
receiver f1F certain stock. Complainant solicitor
". " Wright
Hayden w. Hayden; order 20 pay alnnony. Com
Dlaiuant's solicitor J. H. Adriaans. DEFENDANTS so
lia,cTs BraudenbBrg & Brsndenbgrg-
Stro.hers vs.. SI0theTs, rule 20 show cause. re-
uIruabe july g. CCmplai.ants solicitor Eugene
a. Jones.
In re William ]. Zen Company. order authorizing
assignee TO coutirue business Petitioners solicitor
Edmund Forrest.
Thompson vs. str5use sale decreed with a Ran
DAN Webb trustee. bond 500. Compliments So
licitor Z Wehb
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York july 22-Money on call at "a per
cent highest g; lowest, IA closing. "a per cent
Most Of the loans were made az "a per cent
Time money opened the week unchanged being
moderately ohtanable. Rates: 49, per cent for sixty
days 5aj4 Ter cent for ninety days 5l4a5s per cent
for fogr months 5.a5zs per cent for five months
and 5iia6 per cent for six months
Mercantile paper was quiet, Some attractive names
were seen. but demand very light Rates: 5isa
per cent for sixty 20 ninety day Inducements
6 per cent for choice four 10 six months. single
names: ca Der cent and upward for others
Sterling market was firm to-day. rates 5 points
above Saturday Rates for actual business were.
Sixtg DAYS 4557Oa4575; demand s690a4 1886: cables
46725a4 57S}; Commercial bills were 4S5alEsL
small
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Circuit Court No, 2.
rv~u-rrr- aa-aT~nun~-

Weston Dodson q Co rs. William J. Zah Com
pany; motion for judgment continued Plaintiffs at
totneys. Z Ross Perry & Son. defendants attorney.
Edwin Forrest
Madeira Hill s. Co. rs. William ]. Zeh Company;
motion 10 amend continued. Plaintiffs attorneys.
G. T. Dunlop and Z. a. Swingle: defendants at
toTney. EdwLn Forrest.
Couger vs., Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany; time to Ae transcript extended 70 September
I. Plaintiffs attorney I. J, Mather; defendants
attorneys, Hamilton. Colbert, Yerkes & Hamilton.
Faunco vs. Hlmelb-ight; commission ordered to
issue Plaintiffs attorney, J. H Adrisans; de-
fendsnt's attorney, J. Wilmer Latirner.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra, per cwt. 55Oae.00; butcher, 45Oa
500; common 25oa3O0: rough, L50a2O0
H0GS-Per cWt-. gross. $50; ordinary, per ewt,
SOC
SHEEP-ClipDed. 3O0a350. common, 1.5Oa2Oo
thanksgiving, cholce. 6h, medium, g, coa.
mon,
cALvEs-Prime, Per h., si4a7I medium. 81 com.
mon. 4; grass, 4aEk
CoYs-Prims fresh. each. R.OoaaesI common,
each, MooaS0,eo; old and dry, 8eosle.0a.
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EARLY GAIN IS LOST
HeaYinesS Soon Shows After
Opening Of Market.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC GOES UP
New High Level for Present Move
ment Made by the Hartman stock.
Campaign Against Steel Continues,
and No Increase in Dividend Rate
Is Now Considered Likely.

New York. July 22.-To-day's market
opened irrcgnlarly with a gain Of nearly
a point in St. Paul. and smaller advances
in Union Pacific, southern Pacific. North
ern Pacific. and a number OF other issues,
while Steel common strted IN with a de-
cline of a quarter of point and SUI
fered an additional loss of half a point
within the first five minutes of trading.
The heaviness in the latter stock soon
communicated itself to the rest Of the
market. and. without exception. prices
at the end Of the first hour were lower
than at the opening. with the trading ele-
ment arrayed on the side of decline. After
E the first hour of business, trading became
dull. at times almost TO the point of stag
patton. but the undertone continued
strong, and the principal result Of the
slight reaction was TO show that the mar
ket had been sold TO a standstin.
New High Level Reached.
In the last hour there was a renewal Of
active operations for the rise, particularly
in Southern Pacific and Atchson both of
these stocks advancing sharply and clos
case Of Southern Pacific, a new high level
was made for the present movement.
while Atchison rose to about a tie with
the high price made earlier in the month
The buying of Southern Pacific was
based on calculation of the earning power
Of the road. based on the preliminary
statement for the year just closed, the
estimates being so favorable as 20 in
crease the expectations that the dividend
rate might be increased from 5 to 6
per cent year at the next meeting of
directors. There was nothing official on
this point, but in well-informed circles
It was said that while the earnings We're
likely 20 maintain a very satisfactory
level It was doubtful If the dividend
would be increased this year.
Buyers Of the stock whose sources of
information came from well-informed
quarters were advised 70 turn their atten-
ton to intrinsic merits rather than pos
sible premature promises Of increased dis
tributions on the stock and were in
couraged to believe that the present pros
perity is not temporary. but in the fullest.
degree permanent
Attack on Steel Continues.
The campaign against Steel begun last.
week was continued through to-day's
session, being assisted by reports as to
the alleged seriousness Of the strike Of
the ore handlers and rumors of con-
traction IN the trade.
There were many contradictory stories
regarding the dividend outlook, but the
general belief continued TO be that no
increase in the rate would be made at
this time.
The markets abroad were dull but firm,
and London found encouragement in the
fact that heavy shipments of gold from
South Africa and Western Australia were
under way 10 that center. The money
market continued easy for call funds, with
little demand, the narrowness of the stock
market keeping brokers' requirements
down
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Chicago,

New York, July 2.-WHEAT-Strongor, checking
business. No. Northern Duluth to arrive, I0h
cents ever September; No. 1 Manitoba, 1854 No
Northern Manitoba to arrive, L0lM, f. 0. b.; No
red. + o. b.. 975z; No hard, (. o. b.. 9114 No
took eight loads.
CORN-Frmer, quiet. No 2 elevator, 5sIa; No, g.
so, {. o. b.; July. 60bs E o. D.: August No vel
low. 6oA; No. white. G05s T. o. b. Exporters took
four loads.
0ATS-Quiet- Elevator prices; No. 2 white
50a4: No white 90 Prices Of futures follow!
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Equity suits,

No. Z72ia. Martha Riley vs. Henry G. Wagner Ct
al 70 substitute trustee Compliments solicitor
J. h Wilson ard Jesse 4. Wilson, IT.
No. Z21 james Str,theTs vs. Patsy strothsrs:
20 assign dover. COmflsinsnt's solicitor, Eugene
A. Jones'
No. 2725- Ella r. Ris5on rs Edward E. Nc
Collam ct o.: specific performances. Compartments
solicitors. MILAN L smith
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

By the hour of noon yesterday the fact
became generally known that the hearing
on the application OF the Georgetown Gas
Company for an Increase of stock had
been postponed for one week. and when
the brokers assembled on the Washing
ton Stock Exchange it was apparent that
enthusiasm In Washington Gas stock had
temporarily lapsed. The reasons for tho
postpOnement did not seem to satisfy
everybody, and there was a general dis
position to let Gas alone. No one wanted
to sell and no one wanted to buy except
on descending figures
The conditions presented yesterday ap-
pear to indicate that the expected action
Of the court has been fairly discounted.
and that there is little in view 10 SEND
Gas higher. except the one ideaRwhich has
been prominent all along. that assets OF
the company, when shown in court viii
be seen to be so much larger than
expected that the price of the stock must
respond several points above the present
level Such sales as were made yesterday,
after call, were at lower figures than last
week
There was a tendency TO turn attention
to the linotype and mining shares. Mer-
ganthaler. Ianston. and Greene Cananea
being quite inviting to several brokers
Several issues Of the public utility bonds
sold well and the full record Of the days
business was not so disappointing, as
the neglect Of Gas and traction shares.
which were the leaders last week, would
seem TO indicate.
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New Orleans,
Spot Markets.
Largest Morning Circulation.

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Here's are based
upon its sworn circulauOn-a circuIa-
ton IN Washington larger by thou
sands than was ever before attained
by any morning newspaper IL tha
Capital. It's books are open.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations turnshed by a. 0. brown & Co., msm-
bers Of he New York Stock Exchange and the Cit
cage Board OF Trade MuEsey Building.
New York, July 22-Wheat lad weak start. was
sold by pit traders. but not only recovered the
eayly loss but gained materially, The specter Of
black rust IN the Northwest has arisen and given
the shorts a little scare. Reduced claims Of yield
for the Northwest arc moderated by conservative
interests who conceded Improvement in crop by
recent rains. Gables were responsive TO Saturday
brsak here although Paris proved an exception and
advanced y curt
Tho early dip IN corn vas on general selling based
On fine weather. except in Iowa, where there has
been further Rinfal thus delaying the chance Of
giving The crop proper cultivation, and also drown
ing out much Of It.
Oats declined sharply carly on stop orders, and
local hoax pressure but rallied later after It was
discovered that IL corn the support was good
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Probnte Court.

JU0IILE ANUthbUNt
United States vs.. Frederick a. Mullen; false pre-
lenses; noIle pros Attorney, Thomas Q, Taylor
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Equity Court No. 2.

Wilcox vs. Cruttenden; sale decEeed with S. Her
bert Giesy trustee: bond, 5000 CompainAnt's so
cit0r, 5 h Giesy.
Ex parte application Of Georgetown Gas Light
Company to increase stock hearing Ct testimony set
for July q. Attorneys r. h Godsborough, R,
Ross Perry & son, and G. Thomas Dunlop.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-ReEular call. p O'Clock noon.
Capital Traction S.. Loo al ll0is
Washington Railway and Electric Il. Sl0O0 AZ g.
Capital Traction. % al 1851
Washington Railway and Electric common, % az s..
Washington Railway and Electric preferred %
at IN. at ia Is az IN at IA. 100 at II. 80
al T. 3 az T.
Washington Gas. . al "a
Mergenthaler, 10 az 900. u az zo7.
Lanston, 20 az 1875. go az 1874.
Metropolitan National Bank ! az sl6
After Call-Washingt0n Gas Is. 5000 at ln5x.
Metropolitan Railroad IS, 1000 at 10
Washington Gas 2 at IS. . a. 77I. 100 AZ p.
. at IN. 3 az III. q at m.
The following are the closing quotations Of yester-
days stock exchange;
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DAILY COURT RECORD
CsIonday. July ~, 1909

tional SaTings and Trust COMPANY collectors; bond
S.00 Attorneys. ". g. Gardner, r. Ross Pery
& Son, and J. ]. Darlington
Estate Of Marie Kraft; viii dated January J. 1907.
fled
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Mechanics, Liens.

No. $3.50 E y. Richards vs.. Littleson ". Wals
er. lots % % 50. square So AIeTidan Hill. 81 q
Attorneys Douglas s Douglas
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dHjdpud

Keep posted by having The Washing
ton Herald follow you. Can he mailed
10 any address in United States for SOC
q meath, daily and Sunday.
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Bankruptcy Court.

JUSTICE ANDERSON
in re Thomas B. Walker; reference TO E. s. Nc
CalmOn; ordered.
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CURB MARKET.

oustations are furnished BY E. r. Chapman
Co. members New York stock Exchange. G. Bowls
Chapman. manager. 130l f street northwest
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District Courf.
Criminal Court No. i.

In re condemnation for Mccormick School; report
and award OF commission filed.
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BOSTON STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished by z R. Chapman y
Co.. members, New York stock Exchange G. Bowie
CeipmAn. manager, 1901 E street northwest
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MINING STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished By Irving K. Harrington
& Co, members Of the New York Produce Exchange.
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Opinions on the New York Market

Opinions on the New YORK Market.
Z. ". Crew. Of Henry Clews & Co
1T is evident that the apathetc condition
Of the market is caused not only by
the condition Of money, but also by the
eongested state Of the bond market. The
truth is. large interests are 50 loaded
down with new issues Of stocks and bonds
that they are not in q position, even II
they desired TO absorb anything else,
and this state Of affairs exists not only az
home, but abroad. Notwithstanding all
the bull talk regarding the prosperous
condition OF the steel trade and the pos
s.Dle increase Of Steel Common dividend,
It is apparent the long stock comes out
freely on every pronounced advance. ThiH
is also partially true regarding Copper
stocks. If the insider is selling, it is time
for the outsider TO exercise same dis
erection about loading up for an extended
period In the meantime there does not
seem to-day any great risk in picking up
the active stocks on a small concession
foI a turn"
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New York July 22-Closing quotations Of United
States government bonds.