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TO show on to-mOT0ws sheet viii be about dozen
cars. Exporters claimed there was no p0ss biliiy oi
business, but seaboard indicated that purchases OF
futures denoted something doing IN Manitoba for
export. The Northwest had good rains over night
including the Canadian Northwest. Traders Of the
bull persuasion were quite generally awaiting the
effect o; these rains the Northwestern crop before
taking hold. Local cash sales. 70 900 bushels; sea
board sales. 5 loads
The corn market was dull and weak. One Of the
larger longs unlOaded line to-day abOut the only
large speculative transaction The fine growing
weather and wheat weakness caused the decline.
Iowa has had excessive rainfall aud the fields in a
large part Of the state are flooded This is causing
some. although not serious anxiety. Cash trade was
duii most Of the day. but finally into a good
total after tie decline Local cash sales were $4,000
bushels; scab5ard sales. loads.
The cats market was under pressure from longs a
good part Of the day and weak throughout, except
for a brief early furry. The latter followed the
wheat rally. More rain over the larger producing
STATES IS believed to have improved the crop out
look There has been buying Of oats here to-day
from Canada. which has also sent in more bad crop
reports Montreal messages claimed about 50 Per
cent Of a normal yield. Local cash sales. lSC0
bushels
New York July Ie.-WHEAT-LoweT; SLOW trade.
No. ] Northern Duluth 10 arrive. lie Oser Septem-
ber T. o. b.; No. ! Manitoba Les. {. o. b.. No 2
Northern Manitoba. 10 arrive L01is. Z. o. h.. No 2
red. T. O. b.. s1A: No. hard. Z o. b.. g9l5: No
maearoni. IS. T. %. b.; 10. macar0ui. 5ys. EI-
porters took ( loads
C0RN-Weak. inactive. No. elevator. 6lis: No.
2 6ll4. T. O. b.: July. g. T. O. b.. August No. p
yellow. 6l34; No 2 white g. I. o b. Exporters took
70 loads
oATs-Trade slow. Elevator prices: No. white
ii: No. white 90. No. mixed 49,
Prices Of futures follow:
WHEAT Vests
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Miller & Co. members Of
New York Stock and Cotton Exchanges and the New
Oiieahs Cotton Exchange. 1888 = street northwest
New York, July l6.-Cables were good TO-DAY. and
LhlS' with large number Of bullish reports from
Texas, made shorts nervous and established sbarn
Hse before midday II half what Is said about weeyil
ana small plant Is true the crop is getting ia bad
shape In some quarters there is a disposition 10
anticipate good deal Of this and while the rank
ana NE nave been calculating on better bureau for
August by possibly 10 points wise operators are ur
p@'ng ior disappointment In this respect and ask
ing themselves what If the increase should he but
POINTS % which case We would have bureau figures
Of oaiy q, as against s2s last August with the Ger
taihN Of Wndup IN October Of the usual retrogade
character We incline 10 the belief that the better
crop conditions have been largely discounted and
that tAe mpossibiy Of its fully catching I'd is so
generally admitted that il Is only question Of time
when The market viii wdrkAuD materially Prices
may temporarily case of. but as we arc promised
nothing in the way Of full crop, short selling viii
DC dangerous for some time 20 come
Liverpool Is due 70 lower il the morning.
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Equify Court No, I,
JUSTICE ANDERSON

Corby Is C0rby. rule 10 show cause rsturnable
July 49, Cum0lainant's solicitors. j. q. BlFelow
and 6 a, Kuhn. defendants solicitor. A Webb
Mcfarland Ct al. Myers; order substituting
J. J. Morrow as party complainant Complainant S
solicitor T. II. Thomas
npTingmann rs. Scbafer; order 20 substitute tras-
Zee. C0npainants solicitor. Charles Il. Bauman.
ATmsttad Is AmstHd: cause ordered reinstAted
on docSt. Complatuanfs solicitor Fountain Pey-
ton; defendants solicitor, J. ". Jennings
Besson vs. Besson; motions for commissions con
unued- Complainaats solicitors, Irving Williamson
Campbell Carringtou: defendants solicitors. J. b.
Laruer and J. Wilmer Latmer.
Browne IS. Browne. rule 70 show cause returable
July b Complainauts solicitors. Hughes 4 Gray;
defendants solicitor, NJ T. Ciimkscales.
Coston vs.. Cost0n decree finally ratifying sale and
reference % auditor. Complainauts solictars Ham
Aton. Colbert Hamilton; defendants solicitors
II. r Cover and ". \. AicKeuney
Shea vs.. District Of Columbia and Briscoe vs.. Dis
trict of Columbia; time to fe transcript extended
Complainauts solicitors Maddox x Galley; defend
ants solicitor. +. II Thomas
In re Muacy q Charles Straub; reference 70 audi
tor. Attorney. F. a. Feuniug-
In re lunscy Of saul S. Fmssr. account approved
and committee discharged Attorney +. a. Fen
ming.
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al-So Onioic. Maryland and Virginia, per bushel,
Gai00. String beans. gTeen per basket, LOCAL g
Tomatoes Florida. fancy. per crate L0Ca2O0; do,
Mississippi il5al.25. Beets, bunck. Saf. Canta-
lDupes. LT5a20.
GREEN FRUTTs-Apple5 fancy tab,s fruit. $50
a7.00. Peaches, per 6basket earrieF, lgQa2o0
Oranges. California nEFels. per box. 350aAO0 Lem
ons Sicily per box. 40oa45O.
suNDRIES-Beeswax. per h.. 8 tailow, Per Ib,
f4all4; honey. white clover, i-lb new, lsal4: 2lb
new lOai2; ginsing. per b.. so0a55o; Seneca, per
h.. 80; golden seal, i0ai5; pink, l2al4; mahdnke.
2R3, nake root 8.
GRAIN-Wheat. choice sAa3: fair to good, s4as7 /;
ordinary, 7zaisi rys, 6Oa6j; corn. sheed white Ga
g.; yellow, e2aei; ear 9a925; cats, Western, white
No 2 52a55. mixed, 5Oa2
HAY AND STRAW-Timothy, choice Z.Ooa23O %:
do, No. !. A00a2200; do. No 3 % 5oa9 90; mixed
hay, lsooal9O0i clover. l7.D. Straw ne bundle
LOO; do. rye. machine thrash. s5Oae75; do. wheat
$50
WOOL AND HIDES-Woos market STEADY: hides
generally dull. Wool, washed. free Of burs per ID
81; do, unwashed. free Of blrs, Is; do, bury. 3
Hides. green. per h.. 9: do. dry BALI shespskins
green. each. 9oal.00; do. dry. each. Za75 Can
SKINS green, each. LS5
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

No III y street northwest-James S Raeburn e
ux 10 +. r Blair Read lot l79 square GO. SO
Ihlriieth street northwest. between L and "
s'feets-Nlctor Anderson 10 Nellie n. Simmons.
part lot 2. square us7. SO
Ivy City-MargaTet A. Kelly et al. 10 Beuadine
hcmboid. lots aud ?. block G. SO
Lncoln-Hary Kenny et TX. 10 Alice V Carroll
part lot 8, section 5. SO
No. 6s street northeast-Melville ". Mofftt p
uz 70 Charles z. Speiden. lot Al s1uare 50 SO
Squares 81 go aud Ivy City-Frank +. Padreft 10
Lizzie c. Manogue lot TO- block T. Ivy City.
lots % and Il, square 5i4 and lot .. square
go SO
No. 1902 TWcnty-third street northwest-SfHls O.
Skinner TO Edgar B. Murphy and Edgar Mur-
ply lot l. square &c Subject to life estate Of
gTautoFl. $40
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant PIains-Theo 4
Harding et ux- 10 Thomas b. Jewell. Let I52. SO
No SiO- L street nOrtnWeSt-Bsr1ha l. R0hinslp
to Anna g. Davis, LOT r. square I25s SO
barIy fam-Arthur CHAPMAN ct TX TO Robert
Joyce. part lot g. section /, SO
No. 1872 ThiTtieth street noFthwest-WiIliam D
West et ux- TO y Margaret Durphey, lot lss
square l2s2. $40
Union street southwest between and o streets
Daniel T. kleps. trustee 10 Harry Hilton, part
original lot 3. square 53 S2l
No 1904 Ninth street noTtheast-Aug7lst DoDath et
al, uustcs, 70 James ". DOGGY and Andrew
Mc'Iarnghy lot 8 square go $50
Mount PieaSsnt-JeT5miah f. Nelligan et ux 70
John J. and David \ Nelligsu one-tbird in
tercst in lots and . $500
New dorsey avenue northwest, between X and ;
stTeois-hathsrine Laupp to Laura A. Arm
brecht, parts lots 10 and II, square 50s, SO.
IWining Clty-Henry L SheldTake to Annie Shell
drake, lot z. block = SO
Fourteenth street southeast between 6 street and
PenIsyivania aYenue-Hauy WarlTBan TO Edward
A Norris, lot q, square l0ii. $40.
thirteenth street northeast. between c and ID
strects-AaTy L. Dalton 70 Aaron r. Townshend.
lots 30 and g. square 1909. So
d street southeast. between South Capitol and New
Jersey avenue-PhOebe l. Crowell TO Mary Wolf
part original lot 2 square 6sl $40.
Park View Teuace-E. Souihard Parker. Trustee. ct
al to William A. Gioskiug lots % ard q, block
l. $500
Cottage Hill-Iohn II. RUPERT et TX to Henry II.
GifOy. trustee. Its g.. g., and 66 block q
No. l9S North Capitol Street-llarv NJ Keck 20 He.-
man Wilmer lot TO- square 60, SO.
Second and ] streets nOrthcast-Redford W Walker
et al. to De Witt C. Goldman. lot lS2 square
80 SO
Second and I streets northeast-De Witt C. God
man et TX. to Patrick J. BTesnahan. half IN
terest IN LOT 49, square 30, So
street northwest between First and Third streets
-Aquila 4. Yeakle e ux. 10 Thomas \ Har-
low. lot l5S. square 552, $40
No. 1919 Fifteenth street nOrthWest-Ncllie C. Wild
mayer TO John Wolf. lot l2s, square 3s. SO
N street northeast, between North Capitol and
First streets Ralph Z. Burgess ct al 10 Chaplin
Sacks Manufacturing Company. lots s9. a. and
49, square 672 SO.
Eleventh street northwest between L and streets
Henry T. King e ux. TO Edward p Thomas
part lots and 5, square s0i, SO.
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Washington Gas made new high f1g-
ure on the local stock exchange yester-
day. scoring 23s points over the highest
sale Of the previous day The highest
sale yesterday was Sl2s In all. 760 shares
were sold, and during the regular call.
and after call, the interest was intense
The fireworks brings out all the brokers
In town and a good crowd of visitors
each day, and those giving attention IN
the unusual order of things in gas are
now wondering where the boom will stop
A conservative banker said Yesterday
that the rushing of the price Of gas stock
up to such a figure was a great surprise
TO him. He said he was as familiar as
anybody with the reasons for il. and he
predicted that the high price would not
last many days more. He said II might
go as high as %. probably would, then
he thought the bubble might break and
the price fall off gradually or quickly, as
the case might be.
A broker, more or less affiliated with
the coterie of young men who have work.
ed the boom in gas" said the price Of
gas had gone up easily on the belief that
the value Of the plant was much more
than the present capitalization of the
company, and that the intrinsic values Of
the stock was surely 100, and he believed
II would go there inside of two weeks
These represent the extreme views on
the situation, and brokers and inanciers
are waiting with increasing interest what
the next few days may bring forth.
There was some trading yesterday in
Mergenthaler. and a little in the public
utility issues Georgetown Gas made a
point on sales, but other things were
seriously neglected
The directors of the Washington TitIe
Insurance Company have declared The
semi-annual dividend of ! per cent, pay
able 10 stockholders on July 20
The semi-annual dividend of per cent
payable July 20. has been declared hv
the trustees of the District Title Com
pany.
The governing committee yesterday list
ed $1000.OoO of the Old Dominion and
Great Falls Railroad stock, with a par
value Of $50 a share. They also listed
S309,0e0 of the bonds OF the Washington
Market Company. These bonds are in two
issues. running from ten to forty years
and bear interest at 8 per cent. The new
issue will be used BY the company to re-
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'Ex dividend.
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.


BUTTER-Demand active; prices higher Cream
cry, fancy. &saZ7 Western f.sts, 2a25la; seconds.
2aZ3; process fancy. 23a2sz dairy. choice, lsal9;
good, l7als. store-packed. flesh. 15al6.
CHEESE-New York State factory. large l3sI3ls
do small, l394alaA; summer large Halls. Western.
factory, new, choice, izal5; do. fair to good. Il
Virginia, t.
EGGS-Fresh stock active. Nearby. fresh. vir-
gnla Is; West Virginia and Southwest Virginia
Ela; Tennessee. III; North Carolina II.
LIVE POULTRY-Rcceipt liberal market easy,
Spring chickens. ~ TO Ia lbs. 2: do. IA TO ~
lbs. 9oa2l; do. small 20: hens Il; ROSTERS. Z:
ducks. large. lisl5: do small Sac; geese, 6as tur-
keyA thin sal0; keats T.
DRESSED POULTRY Receipts liberal: market
easy. Turkeys. hens, undrawn, per h., Halls; do,
average, undraNn 13al4 do, thin, To- old TOMS I3;
chickens large. 2la22; do, spring. %; hens choice
IS: roosters. g. ducks, Old 9alo spring ilal5 geese
sail
DRESSED MEATS-CouTtry-cUr hams and ba-
con in good demand. Calves fun dressed, 500:
heads on s.50as00; h0g-lressed calves, sjOa90 90 .
hams. country. sugaT-cIred, l4al5.
NEGETABLES-P0tatoes. n. c., prime per bar
rel 2GN225 Norfolks, 2OOa2.25; home grown, rs
a275; Nice Irmicks per bushel. 70; nUal So Yams
PCT barrel. 25Os3.0O. Asparagus rer Dozen 2o0a3.JO
Cabbage. Ter barrel. 100. Cucumbers. n. c., Der
basket, Lo0al50. Lettuce. hcmt gown, barrel, LOO
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. July l6-CATTLE-Receipts 40l0- esti-
mated for t0-m0E1T, 500. Slow; weak. Prime
betycs 5.Ga5.l3, poor 20 MEDIUM. L00a5.55. stock
er, and feeders. 29)a525, COWS ard heifers 216a
SO. Gamers. L2laz60: Texans A7la5.60
EoGS-Reosipfs. 1900; estimated for tomorrow
5000 Five cents higher. Light 5.7Ja607la rough
5'-'665; mixed 5.6ja605lz; heavy 57oa592ie; pigs
551ad,
SHEEP AND LAslBS-Receipts. I4O30; to-mor-
ruN5 estimate. l6oJ1 Native sheep s5aS00: West
g.- sheep. 3s0a6C0; native and Western lambs 75a
6C5. ICES
Ncu York, July I6-CATTLE-R Receipts. l.g55
Steady
DRESSED BEEF-In fair demand at 9al0c psr
pound far ordinary 10 prime native sides; some sales
oi choice beef at lC4al0'z
CALNEs-Receipts, nong Feeling uominlTy
weak City dressed goals slow at Sal0 per pound;
country dressed. 7all.
SHEEP AND LAAlBS-Receipts 46s1 sheep
steady; lambs Slow and 2a3jc lower. Several cars
unsold- sheep, 35la5.S0 per 100 pounds, lambs 62J
all. cIlls. SO.
HuGS-Recig-s. L7Ol Steady 70 firm. Prime
State and Pennsylvania hogs sold late yesterday at
660a66j; a few EghtWeights G67lz.
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l. Rust and Walter H. Ac5er. 10 secure Marga-
ret J. Gilbert. $500. three years. 5 per cent
Semi-annuaiy IaIt lot IL.
Square l-56-Anna 6. Davis % Walter r. Wilcox
and George + Haue. 20 secure Robert 2. Bur
russ. $3.50. three years 5 Ier cent, semi-aE-
uually. let 3. same % same to secure sane
SEQ TO L months. per cent. same property.
SquaTO l2s2-N. Marguerite Durphgy 70 Herbert A.
Gil and James j. Dauan. % secure William
d. West. l,l59 1 10 b months per cent
lot l92
Square 5O3-Har7y Hilton ct ux. 10 Charles F. Ben
jamin and Roger T. Mitchell. 20 secure Perpetua.
Building Association. $50 part original lot @
Square s09-August Donath et ux- to James H. low
Tey and George VI. DepUe. 10 secure BUsnn4
Bary N.zoe, three years. per cent, s5mi-au-
nually. lot .
Mount Pleasant-John J. EeTiean and David 4.
Nelligan 10 John SCriveneT and Byron l. era
ham, 10 secure Leon Tobriner. $500 one year.
per cent. scmi-annually lots ! and .
Square 6'T-Agnes Z. Cudm0re % National Savings
and Trust Company. 70 secure American Security
and Trust Company. S3.7o0 three years per
cent. semi-snnuallv. part lot & and all lot is.
Square 677-Iennie Flynn et viT. Louis E. 70 same,
to secure same. $500 three years, per cent,
part lot s..
Square south Of 277-Sslly NJ p Brown to George
T. Hane and Walter R. Wilcox 20 secure vii
liam f. H. Merritt $500. three years. per
cent semi-aunually part lot T.
Columbia Heiehts-Funces NJ r. Small ct vir
William. TO Washington Lean and Trust Com
pany. 70 secure Joseph r. Edison, $50 Z
months. peT cent. lot 35. block g.
Square ll93-James I. Mcfnnn ct ux 70 Walter
r. Wilcox and George +. Hane. 70 secure Isaac
Glaser. 5000. YEARS 3 per cent, semiannuaIly
lot 20 and part lots q, p. Il. l0l. i3, and d
Cottage Hill-Henry H. Gilfoy. trustee, 70 B. Fran
els saul aud Charles a. MCEWCn. 10 secure John
H. Rupert 500. years. per cent. sami-annu-
ally. lots g. g. and c. block l3
Square G2l-Heunan Wilmer Il IN TO JosrDh &
Sheehy and William \ Hill. 20 secure Mary NJ
Keck. $50, ) years per cent, semiaunuaIly
lot TO-
Square 552-Thorras A. Harlow 70 Washington Loan
and Tust Company. 20 secure Equitable O.
operative Building Association 500 lot I5a
Long Meadows-Carie \. Grimes 10 same. 70 secure
same. $500 lot rs
Square 206--John Wolf Ct ux 70 same 10 secure
same. S5001 lot Us.
Ingleside-Anna NJ Meade ct viz. Status. to Her
man E. Gaseh and Harry c. Birge to secure
Charles r. Luce. S 900. years per cent, semi
annually. lot 90 block,
Observation-Disclosures a. BTinkeTt et TX 70 VII
liam 2. II. CTsns and Elmer f. Ramey 70 Sc
0lre Kate ID. Mclean. $500. 8 years. pcr
cent, seTniannualy. lot q. block u. same TO
Elmer +. Ramey and john NJ Davis. 70 secure
f. Olivia Johnson, $40. year. Der cent, semi
annually. block -
Square 3o4-Edward p. Thomas e ux. 70 Horatio
y. Tapain and John d. C0ughlin 70 secure
Henry +. King S, ,lG.29. ) years, ) psE eeak
semiaunualys lot and s
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Spot Markets.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished BY A o. Brown & Co.
members OF the New York Stock Exchange and
the Chicago Board Of Trade Munsey Building.
Chicago. July l6-The wheat market had a onfct
but shortlTed rally, after an opening decline and
atieTTard turned weak The undertoue was hesyy
al day The carly rally was due 20 fears aroused bv
reports from the Northwest including unfayorsble
crop reports from North Dakota and possibility Of
early ,rost IN the Canadian Northwest where tenn
peratures az a. m we're down % 3 Meanwhile
reports were received Of light scceptances Southwest
where receipts aggregated ls5 0o9 bushels against
5iS.ee and 0AoO bushels respectively. Tor one and
t"o years ago. AcCepances here we're reported good
iiom Illinois aud Indiana. There were four ca-s re-
ported as new IN to-lays insnecti1n but The fnfal
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. July l6-lf0ney on call to-day opened
az 81 pr cent; highest. So lowest. el2: closinr.
per cent AIost Il the loans were at slL Der crt
Time money was not bought actively but a good
sized business was done Rates per cent for sixty
days 10 81 for ninety DAYS: gL for fon- months
81 TO "a per cent FOR five months 81 bid but
rather fmly held at for SIX months.
Mercantile pap5r was inactive. but rates were
firmly maintained. 4 number Of names would he
seen IN the market were the rates slightly lower
Rates; oza6 per cent for sixty to ninety days in
dorsCmcuts: Per cent fer choice four 70 yiv
months. single names; 6iz per cent and upward for
Others
Sterling was heavy with rates 70 points lower.
Rates flr actual business closed as follows: Sivty
days, 5.osi5al o55'' demand i.s67os4s675; cables
4S7lQalS7I5 Commercial bills were ASia4st-
The supply Of grain and commercial bills was
seSrces
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square 92-Charles II. I. Macdonald ct ux. to Ger
aid 81. johnson and William G. johnson, 10
secure James Ray. 500. eight months. per cent.
semi annually lot l6
Square sT-Eugenia L. HELEN ct al. 10 Henry s
Matthews and Charles c. Tucker. 20 secure Ad-
llmia D. Sterrett, $500. June !, 1910. per cent
semiannually. lot Y.
Square s72-Charles E Speiden et ux 10 Henry H.
Bergmanr and George NJ. Emmerich 70 secure
Metropolis Building Association No s. s. coo.
lot g.
Squars sls-John L. Walter ct ux. to American Sc
curity and Trust Company, to secure East Wash
ington Savings Bank 500 five years. per
cent. semi-annuaIly. part lot l0l.
Square 732-Ella n. Young ct Tir. Archibald. 70
Harry L. Rust and Benjamin S. Minor TO secure
Harold L. johnson. S. 400. two years per cent.
semiannuaily lot IS.
pleasant Plains-Hezry Lee GOsling ct w. to Harry
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DAILY COURT RECORD
TUESDAY, July I6, 1000
Lawsuits.

Sult No 1850, reported yesterday as against
Thomas " Stubblefeld. was an error The de-
ieudants name vas Thomas ". Schaeffer.
No. i,rfa. Minnie Ward Is Eureka Life Insurance
Company appellant; appeal. Defendants attorney
]. Z. McNalley
No. a5A William / Demiug vs. Kate Hutchin-
son; account rent 500 Plaintiffs attorueys. Berrv
& Minor and H B. Rowland
No. ASi5. Peter Cooper Us Lewis z. Sm91t. Ger.
tiGTar. DEFENDANTS attorneys Carlisle & Johnson
No. fJb. FTazee Potomac Laundry COMPANY vs.
HeuIei HollaTan Winship Inc: account. $50
flslntiH S attorneys. Z. a. Jones and 6. G.. Shinn
No Eo44- Moses Sinshetner vs.. Richard Miller:
IlagiEent oi K II. TeTel. justice Of The peace; fine
siA PLAINTIFFS attorneys Hufty & Hufty
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Enuifr SnItr

No z2S. Frederick V. Springnarn vs. Charles
Schafer treasurer to substitute trustee Complain
ants solicitor, c. II. Bauman
No HZ0. William Irwin Brooke vs. Mae S
Brooke; divorce COmplainant's solicitors. Barnard
& johnson.
No EZS-. Agnes B. Cudmore ct al. vs. John j.
Cudmore ct al; partition. COmplainants solicitor,
Robert Preston Shealey
No. 1922 Sarah F. J. Goode VS.. unknown heirs
Of Samuel Blodgett ct al: 10 quiet title Com
plainsnt's solicitor, Robert Preston Shealey.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales-Reguar call, y O'Clock noon
United States coupon S.. $50 az l03
Ca,ital Traction s. $50 at 10 $50 at 10 500
az no l.0l0 az no.
Washington Railway and Electric Is. $50 az sla.,
500 at sl2.. S0O a. sFs
Capital Traction, az l29
Washington Gas. 100 at so . at s)A 10 at 50.
. at S5i. at s0A. AZ s0s. 25 60 sos . at s0h
. at ooA. % az s94, . az s0s. . az Slis. B al
sos. . al ss 3 az s0i.. . al sJls 8 AZ soA
Magenthaler. 10 az 26. AZ 2O5. 10 at g5
Mi!cheI Mining l0J 40 8
Metropolitan National Bank, at SIC.
Union Trust warrants a. a. si.
After can-Capital Traction 81, N,os9 at 10 $50
az 10
MCrgenthallT. 10 at 205. AZ 8S
Washington Gas, . az sf4. = at Sls % at 81
. az 81. 3 az 81. . az g. 3 at S. 3 at g. . At
81. . al 81. . % Sis. . ut sla
Mitchell Mining lo0 at ss
The following the closing quotations Of yester-
dav's stock ex-lance-
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CATTLE-Extra. per cwt. 5.5Oas.OO: butcher, 45Oa
500; common 25oa3,00; rough. L5Oa2.O0
HOGS-Per eWt-, gross. $50; ordinary. Der cut
Geo.
sHEEP-Clipped 30oa35o; common. l56azo
LANBS-Spring, choice, ~; medium, 6ika7; com.
mon. J.
ALNEs-PTime, per b.. 4 medium. 6as5s; com
mon. 4; grass 4a4ls.
Cows-Primc fresh. each. aOa5Ooo: common
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Circuit Court No. 2.

5tN1liE ANBthoON-
Dulany IS. Waggaman order of publication Plain
tins attorneys. Maddox & Galley.
Brown rs. Standard OIL Company: time to file
transcript extended 10 September % Plaintiffs at
torneys. ". G.. Gardiner and C. N. Fulton; de-
fendants attorneys, A. Leftwieh Sinclair and John
Ridout
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JUSTICE ANDERSON
In re Alfred G. Eldridge; hearing on discharge
fixed for July @
In Re MyrOn A. Tappan: discharge ordered
In re Charles T. C0ggeshall: discharge ordered
The Washington herald., 1907-07-17

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United States vs. Charles A. Edwaris. assault with
dangerous weapon defendant arraigned; plea not
guilty recognizance S2O00 taken with Daniel L0ugh
ran surety. Attorney. y. Crtciheld
The Washington herald., 1907-07-17
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