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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Miller & CO.. members Of
the New York Stock and Cotton exchanges and the
New Orleans Cotton Exchange. 1885 street north
west.
The market. instead u declining on large issue
Of August notices advanced because Of the ucu-
issue, sharp rise resulting before neon Il Is
possible that such notices VIII come up hate. On.
but meanwhile shorts preferred 70 cover and the
general aDIcaTanCe Of the market was better. High
temperatures in Texas had something 20 do with
this. well The absence Of rain there II may
b c7utcnded that the crop is doing better il spite
Of the heat Jet local traders scout this idea Octo-
Der and January made good advance early IL the
day. and the general market developed strength a.
though few poor crop reports were coming in. ca
bles we're responsive o our Use. and the general
feeling naturally was more cheerful. although the
bureau figures Friday next may temporarily
prove a damper - buiilsh enthusiasm. But what
ever this may BE- the clming month VIII be f-sught
with slch danger 70 the crops that short operations
VII Be ATTENDED by the greatest risk and nay
Prove disastrous
Liverpool due 70 lower tOm0-roB morning.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

PadsWorth-Harry Warlman to Della z. KNOCK.
lot i6, square 2s25. SO
Tie Ridse-llatilda Kitz to Jennie B. Thompson,
part $40
Addition 20 Le Droit Perk-Harry Wardman to
James II Priest. lot So block 8. SIC.
PadsWCTth-Harry Wardmau 70 Douglas G. Miller.
let Is. square 2s25. SO
FaiTmo,int Heights-Robinson White ct TX to
Rosetta Morse Chapman, lot p, block l. SO
lie DrUit PaTk-William L Mendenhau ct al to
John Mitchell, j.. lot > block T. so
Robinson and / streets s0uthWest-(5corge c. Pun
phrey ct ux 70 William F. Carpenter. lot To-
square i72 SO
Massachusetts, avenue southeast between Twelfth
ana Thirteenth streets-Ania T. Monroe 20 Ellen
Richards, lot A. square l0l3 So
L street southeast, between Seventh and Eighth
streets-Frank A. Jones et Tx. 70 Ernst Gersteu-
berg part original let 3. square 906. So
West Observation-Disclosures Mcdonald Ct al 10
Rose McInerney. LOT q, block s. and all interest
IN estate q Morgan McInemey, SO.
Lncoln-Peter ". Price e. ux. TO Julia NJ LAYTON
and Mamie II. Burroughs, a--z,ces rart lot .
and al lots 20 % 81 section 5, $500
Cleveland PaTk-William :. Gregg et t,x 70 Cassi,s
Asa Fisher, lot 50 and part lets q. and g.
block Z SO.
No, s2l Third street northwest-JssSie D. Cosrel Ct
VII, Henry C., 10 Michael ]. ODonoghue. lot
IS, square $50 SO
Twelfth and Q streets uorthwest-Frapcis Y Nc
Kenny ct al. executors 70 Roger O'Hanlun lots
!. 2 and part lot 8 square 5l9. s.
HoineaG Maaor-EdRard 4. Newman ct al. tr71S-
tees 10 Andrew A. LipscOnb and William H.
Saunders, trustees. lots e and A. block A. 26Si
Meridian Hill. Rozior Dulany trustee, 70 Mary
I. Henderson, part lot So block 9. and part
lots 70 and g. block L. &Xie0
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Equity Court No. 4.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

EaEnshaw IS Berger; auditors report confirmed.
Ccm1lainauts solicitor Z. NJ. Brown. defendants
solicitors 4 S a j. T. Taylor ". D. Hoover. and
George Francis Williams.
Emmerich vs.. Goodsl. A. Coulter Wells subst-
tuted as trustee Complainant solicitor, A. c.
Webs.
FURNACE vs.. FuUmagc. auditors report confined
Compliments solicitor Harry g.. Kimball
Moran Us. Reynolds; testimony ordered taken be-
fore Margaret Murray. examiner Compliments So
licitor, Frank l. Elder; defendants solicitors, a
Lettwich Sinclair and H. Z. Williams.
Tucker vs.. Tucker; rule 70 show cause discharged
Compliments solicitors C. T. HeIEans and }. l.
Push. defendant solicitors j. I. Nell and L. n
KIM
TeBbs Is Wilson; sale by trustee confirmed Com
painant's solicitors. Tucker & KENYON
IL re petition Of James T. Henderson: George X.
Linkns substituted as trustee. Compliments so
licitor. George r. Liukns
Price Is, PRICE, testimony ordered taken before
Walter T. Donaldson, examiner. Compliments so
hc.tor. J. Il. Ad.laans
Mock rs. Mock: testimony ordered taken before
Audrey b. Duvan examiner. Compliments solicit
ter Il. L. 3. Atkiss0n.
Waite vs. Waite; testimony ordered taken before
T. H. Fitnam. examiner Compliments solicitors,
Wilson & Barksdale; defendants solicitors, J. VII
me- Latimer and Leckie, Fulton & Cox.
KnOpp IS. DUrkin. auditors report confirmed and
distribution ordered. Compliments solicitor John
Z. Taylcr defendants solicitors Douglas s Doug
las.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Burleith-John J. Bourke e TX. 70 Horatio n.
feilin and Thomas J. Deavitt. TO secure Cauital
Savings Bank and Trust Company. g 00e. month
~ PAYMENTS. pr cent. lot 3. block I39
Padsvorth-Dclla L. KNOCK 70 George u Enmer-
zen and Douglas 5. Mackan. 70 secure Wash
iugton SIX Per Cent Permanent Building Asso-
cation. s2,6oG. lot IS square 2S25.
The Ridge-jennie i. Thompson to Washington
Lean and TrlSt Company. 10 secure EQUITABLE
Co-op@Tatiye Building Association, 500. part
Addition 20 lie Droit Park-Jsmes NJ Priest q
uX 20 & Francis saul aud Walter z Ihlton. 70
secure Harry Wanlman NJ0 monthly pay-
monts DIT CENT lot So bloc6 g.
adsToTth-Dougias G, Miller q ux. to Charles p
Stone and Charles ". Fairfax, TO secure Harry
NardGan, Sl,650, ! 70 10 months and 81 600
February @, 1910. per cent. lot .. square 2S25
Square l250-Alicc NJ Easton a VII. William B.
TO Henry II Bergman and Charles Sehafer, 10
secure Northern Liberty German American
Building Association No s. $50 lot l22
Square 4I2-Willism +. Carpenter Ct TX. 10 FLOYD
:. Davis and Clarence /. GeSsford 10 secure
Ludwig ". DolcEe. s2000. 1 years. 5 per cent
seini-annually, let i0l Same to same. to secure
same, sleao TO $ months, per cent, SENT
annually. same property
Square 3l--Nlay T. Spear Ct viz. Alexander n. jr
20 ". Clarence DuYall and Thomas p Wood,
ward. TO secure J. Benson Thomas $780, 3
years, Per cent. quarterly lots 70 and %.
kosciusko Place-Charles NJ Padgett Ct TX. to
SH"tAi A'-1hh aiiA merry Il bciBMAuHt 70 Sc
cJTe Oriental Building Association, No g. l,60o
lots q and 2. block
Square s)s-Niidred McENen Dick 10 Arthur Peter
10 secure Ernest r. Braddcck 5000 years
: per cent, seTni-anuually, lot lO4
Square 35l-Pauline " F. Sirvent ct viz Jose 10
Jackson II. Ralston and Harvey T. Winfield, 10
secure Louise Setrneisser $50. 2 years 5 per
cent, semi-annaally. lot 20 and part lot l.
Lincaln-Julia NJ Layton and Mamie II. Bur
roaghs, trustees. 20 William L. Pollard and
joseph H. Stewart, to secure Peter w. Price
500, October l, 1866 20 October /, 1903, pr
cent, lots 30 to "a and Part lot q, section 5.
Cleveland PaIk-Cassius a. Fisher et w 70 VII
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.


tifieta Shptea are Mtflcafie.t
BUTTER-Market steady. Creamery. fancy. 26z
ar: Western hrSts 2Jlsa26 seconds Z2a23; process
fancy. Z3i5a2i; dairy. choice lsais; rood, Tsais,
store packed. fresh l6lzal7.
CHEEsE-New York STATE factory, large. l3al9ss
DO. small l4lsh5 summer large, Halls; Western.
factory. rev choice. hssai5; de- fair 10 good, IL;
Yirginia.10
EGGs-Market very firm. Nearby. fresh virginia.
l7al7ia West Virginia and Southwest Virginia l6i.
Tennessee 16iz, North Carolina I6
LIVE POULTRY Receipts liberal; market steady.
Spring chickens. IL % Ia lbs. %. do "a 70 is
lbs lsa25; do. small 10; hens. H. ROSTERS. Z;
ducks large li1l5; do small, Sac; geese CAB; tur-
keys. thin sale: keats TO-
DRESSED POULTRY Receipts liberal; market
weak Turkeys hens. undrawn. per lb. l4lI5; DO.
average. undraWn. lsali CO.. tliH %; old toms -:
chickens laige.N ioals; do, spring. 2iaz3 hens.
choice, lialj ROSTERS 9; ducks old, sal0. spring
l3al4; geese. sail.
DRESSED MEATS-Country-cure meats light.
market Gim- Calves. fan dressed 500; heads of.
S50a9.0 hog-dressed calves. s50aoO1: hams coun-
try. sugar cured 1ial5
VEGETARL ES-PotStoos. ~ C.. prime. per bar
gei. l5aL75; d., seconds, 100; DO, ScFfoks LA
10. do. home grown, Lib; sweet potatoes Der bbi
80; vans 225; cabbage, per Dbl. 90; cucumbers,
per basket North Carolina. L00alJ5; lettuce home
grown. bbi l00al %; onions Marland and Viz
beans. green per basket L0Jal-Z5; tonatoes choice.
per crate 9a75 near hy, Ter box Z5aj0: beets. per
bunch. Sa8; cantal0upes L75a200
GREEN FRUITS-Apples loose-pacEed, Z25a2 Is.
Peaches. per 5-basket carrier. LC0al.0 Oranges.
California naTcs. per box 550ai09 Lemons. Sicily.
per box. A0oa450
sUNDRIES-Beeswax. per ID. q: tallow per D..
4Aail4: honey. white clover 1-lo new, l3al8: 2-Ib
new ioal2; giusiug. per To-. 500a5.59; Seneca, per
H.. 49i golden seal. Aa55i pink, Pals mandrake.
2a3; snake root s.
GRkIN-Wheat. choice. s0a93: fair to good. sias7
ordinary, 72a7s; rye. G0a65; corn. sheed. white ga
e.; yellow, 62a6i; ear 22oa225 oats Western. white
No. 2 52a55 mixed 50a52
HAY AND STRAW-Timothy choice 2100a22 %
do, No. !. 5)ooazL0G; do. No. 2 l70nls0l. mixed
has, ls00al900i clover, ls00ar750i straw rye. bun
de. LOO: do, rye, machine thresh. 650a6.75; do.
wheat. $50
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool market steady; hides
geneIaily dull. Wool washed. free Of burs. per h.
g; do, W9washed. free Of buTs. e do. bury -
Hides. green, per h., g; Do. dry. BALI Shespkns
green each eaL0o; do, dry. each. Z5a75 Calfskins
green, each / So
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One lease on the Mohawk mine is said TO be pro
dncng SloW0 day This IS at the rate Of s. 900 GOO
FOR the year. or more from this one mine than the
total gold production from Nevada during 1906
Another strike Of great value made recently in
Godtied is 4 dow Of water coming IN al the rate
Of 0elo0 gallons day. Considering The fact thar
water in Gcldfed has been hauled a great distance
ard very often the teams hauling il consumed a
large portion Ct il before arriving at the cqmD mis-
strike Is something in the nature Of q real gold
mine. Il IS reported that the Goldfeld Ccrs7Ii-
dated Is endeaycring 10 get control q this wafer
II Rcsebud last week another big strike was
made ON the Brown Palace mine. This property
Is controlled by Charles W. SchWab and his asso-
GATES. The nature Of the ere encountered has not
vet been disclosed Schwab and his associates do
not seem 10 want great deal II attention paid 70
this camp until they have completed their inFesti-
cations e the entire district
Last week a strike made in Mohawk at the
5IfoOt level. Mining engineers WHO have seen the
ore say that the future a Geep mining in Gold6ed
Is no longer rnobematieaL It is possible when
enc considers that the Congress mine. in Arizona
las a working depth Of over 5000 feet. that t5e
values hold at that level in GOldheld
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. July 9-sUGAR-The market for raw
sugar continued quiet bat holders show confidence
in the situation. ard 81 Is believed THAI buyers
would eagerly accept comparatively slight Recess
sions Centrifugal 95test. 1864; musco78do. 81
test 351a: mollsses sugar. SJtest 3l-iza3 lsiz-
The London markst for beet sugar vas dun and
easier az Is sd f0r both months. refined sasar
was unchanged.
BUTTEB-Receipts. 1907 packages Market STEADY
az q
EGGS-ReceiDts. 1852 cases. Western Grs,s. IS.
with market steady.
NAVAL STORES-The market f5r spirits tur-
usrtiue u1s steady with machina-Iuade barrels
quoted az New York az 5s53 and AZ savannah tie
m5rse- ruled firm no 5jiz Resin ruled steady N
1 50 for common 10 good strained Ter held STEADY
az . Tor oh barrels
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l09pound sacks. 70 arrive lake and rail- 22l5; mid
dlings 24.23; city bran. Z.50. IN bulk; Western red
dog. go. 70 arrive.
FLOUR-Steady; trade moderate. Spring patents.
5loa5.oi spring clears. 375ai 70 winter straights
aoai.O; winter clears. 5.50a375; Kansas. in sacks
patents 500a5l5: straight. 4s0ale0; clears. 3-5oa
$50
RYE FLOUR-Trsde inactive; steady; 45oa5.5.
CORN AEAL-Steady: light supply. Kiln-5ried
for export 32jl350: coarse meal in bags. LlsaIl9.
HAY-Unsettled; SLOW trade. Receipts. 1850 tons.
Prime timothy, 10; 40. !, Ll5; No. 2 L0jaL To-
No. g. e9a95
STRAW-Dull. Long rye 55a60
BEEF-steady; fair inquiry. Family. 1350al40oi
packet l0.0oail00.
P0RK-Firn; moderate trade. Mess lsO5sis %
family l900al9 80
TALLOw-F1rm; small supply City in hogs
heads 65s
LABD-Quiet. Prime Western s55; city. SIS,
refined continent sos South American. .; IT,
fined brazilian, segs, u.j; cts stcarize, i cleo
s;earine slow: New York. 81 : Chicago. 9.
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Probate Court.

=
Estate Of Martha J. EcklOf; win admitted 10
probate and letters tCstaneniary granted to John
G. Ecklo1; bond, Sl00 Attorneys, Clephane &
Clep1aae~
Estate Of MARY Porter letters Of administration
granted to Wharton z. lester bond 5000 At
tornCys. Lester & Price.
Estate Of James B. Porter; letters Of administra-
tioa granted % J. Clarence Price; bond. $500
Attorneys, Lester 3 Price.
In re Constance oguguardi; order allowance ad-
ysncc Attorney I. L. Giles.
Estate Ct Ara NJ Daniels; petition fer probate
Of VAL fled. Attorneys. Newton 4 Gillett-
Estate Of Caroline J. Kerr, petition for probate
of viii filed Attorney. II. 4. Hciimuller
Estate Ct Walter T. War.el petition for leave
70 collect fund fled Attorney. W S. Albert.
Estate Of Katharine o. Buete; order Of sale
Attorney 7 Z. Loving.
Estate Ct Margaret 6. Halpine; petition for pro
bate of VII fled. Attorney f. SpTigg Perry.
In II Norris J Balster: petition fer appointment
Of ancillary guardian fled. Attorneys, Coldrcn &
Fenning
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NEW YORK MONEY.


New York. July 99.-Afonev on call nj .t, s+--s
exchange to-day opened 40 "a per cent; highest a.
lowest. p; closing, ~ Most Of the loans Wera
at rs pCr cent
Time money opened the week IN fair Demand
especially for the longer maturities. but brokers
had more short-time money to offer than long siv
months money beine rather closely held Rstcs-
&. pcr cent for sixty days. % q. for ninety a.,
0se95s Tor four months. 81 10 81. for i've months
and - 70 per cent for six months
Mercantile paper was quiet. moderate amount
o. choice paper Wss seen Rates: 5kas per cent far
sixty to ninety days. Endorsements; for oboic.
to1r 10 SIX months, single names, and 6Is and mn
ward for others '
, Sterling ruled very firm to-day. ADVANCING =
points. at $3.50 foE demand
Inquiry for remittance showed no tendencv 70
slacken. "
i heys Ior actual business: Sixty DAYS. 4ssa0a
a.s59l demand iSI25aiS7J3: cables 4 500; g.
Commercial bills were T. S7sals4
The supply Of commercial bills was scarce.
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The Interstate Commerce Commission
Yesterday dismissed the complaint of the
South Carolina and Georgia cotton manu-
facturers, who claimed that the rate of
Il cents per 100 pounds by sea and rail
from Augusta Ga. to New York on cot
ton piece goods was unreasonable and IN
just to the extent Of eents per ies
pounds.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by A. o. Brown & Co. mem
bers Of the New York stock Exchange and the Chi
cago Board Of Trade AIunsey Building
Chicago. July 29.-Black rJst reports have had the
field to-day against al other influences. With the
exception Il these reports and the belief that the
decreasing rains in the winter wheat beIt would
delay marketing. most Of the news has been bear
ISL The weather in the Northwest was clear and
cool, following light but general rains conditions
not conducive 10 the spread Of black rust For
eign markets failed y respond 70 Saturdays ad-
vance. Country acceptances here were finally the
largest Of any single day in some days and the
Southwest arrivals ran up materially Cash wheat
firm IN all markets. despite the late arrivals The
failure Of export business a strong factor in de
pressing values.
Com started weak on the fine weather the ef
fectual breaking Of drought 10 the Southwest ana
further cessation Of rains IN Iowa. Offerings proved
lighter than expected Commission houses BEGAN
executing resting orders 20 buy. and corn turned
strong This carried prices higher Thereafter the
market was rather duh. Some further selling BIZ
the Southwest and some buying Of September hy
the cash houses followed Cash corn in the sample
market was &c to &c higher. Eastern shipping as
vel as export demand. was poor.
Oats scored further advance Continued hearv
buying by the same interests that have recently
been working steadily on the same side had more
influence on the market than any other factor There
much following Of this big demand by local
interests. Crop reports were mainly unfavorable
reporting lighter arrivals Cash cats in the SAMPLE
market lzc higher.
New YORK. July -WHEAT-Unscttled: small
trade. No. Northern Duluth, 10 arrive. 81. cents
over September. +. o. b.. No. l Northern Manitoba
L0lA4. f. O. b.; No. Northern Manitoba 10 arrive
1914, T. o. b.; No. ?. red, f. o. b., 9s7s No Q hard
f. o. b.. s9st; No 1 macaroni s4A Exporters took
I loads
CORN-Steady; light trade No. ? elevator glI,
No. 2. COZ. I. O. b.; july. e0at /. O. b. August.
No. 2, yellow co.,. No. white, 81, f. o. b. Ex-
portcrs took loads
OATS-Firm but quiet Elevator prices: No. 2
Mhitn. 5i.. No 3 white 5lL. W . Nil 10
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Circnit Court No. 2.

JUSTICE ANbEkSON.
Hensey vs.. Fidelity and Deposit Company Of
Maryland: leave 10 defendant to e additional plea
and affidavit within five days. Plaintiffs attorneys
Birney & Woodari defendants attorneys, Douglas
4 Douglas
Rodier vs.. Life Insurance Company Of Virginia
bill Of exceptions signed and filed. Plaintiffs at
t0rueys X r. Downing and c. a KeigUin; de-
PENDANTS attorneys Robinson * Robinson.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE NARkEr.

CATTLE-Eztra per cwt.. 55OasOO: butcher -.
eco; common, 25)a2o0; rough. L5la2o0.
HOLSTER cwt, gross. $50; ordinary, Der evt
500 49,
SHEEP-Chpped. S00a25O: common. I50a2 o.
LAMBs-SIrng, choice 81; medium. G: CON-
mon T.
CALVES-Prme per b.. 6l5a7; medium. G.. CON-
mon. g. grass. sa4lk
CoWS-Prirne. fresh. each. 40.OOa50Oo; common
rloA. 200oR5oco: old and dry. SOlal00O
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E0uitv SHIFTS.

No 22sa. In re petition Of James p. Henderson
70 substitute trustee. Petitioners solicitor, George
K. LnkiEs.
No Zs2Gl. Jessie Z. Thompson and Charles y.
Thompson; alimong. Complainant solicitor. ". H.
Levin.
No. 27s2 Garrett P. GOoch vs.. Curris G. GOOch
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liam A. Hill aud Charles +. WaIlraf, to Sc
cure William s Gregg 2.lo0, monthly pay
merits per cent. lot S. and part lots 81. S. and
6 block Z.
Square 25)-Aiay Brown H0lton q vir. William
Shsdd. 20 National Savings and Trust Company,
to secure American Security and Trust Con-
pany. $1,000. l 70 5 years. per cent. semi
annually. part lots !. p =. and 90
Holmead Manor-Andrcw a. LTsC0mb and William
II. Saunders. trustees, to Fillmore Bean and
Isle S Lipscombgto secure Charles H. Cragin.
Alex Grant James H. Crew and George T.
Stone. &.s1G, ) years. peT cent. seniannuaIly.
lots z and S. block H.
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No 1861 P. Anstadt * Sons vs.. Frederick 4.
kuhns appellant appeal. Defendants attorney.
A. A. Biruey.
No 1855 David Mlaick vs.. NJ. PeTskin; Ger
tlorari- Defendant's attorney. c. ". Darr.
No 1851. Joseph F. Herman rs. Florentine Cafe
Company laDpeilantl; appeal. Defendants attorney,
Walter A. Johnston
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Equity Court No. 2.

JIc11AE r ttt LII
Ex parte application 81 Georgetoan Gaslight Com
pauy 10 increase capital stock taking Of testimony
referred 70 auditors Petitioners solicitors K. II.
Goldsborough r. Ross Perry & Son. and q.
Thomas Dunlop
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JUSTICE ANDERSON.
In re extension Of alley in square 1916 verdict OF
Jury c3ntgmed.
Washington Railway and Electric Company vs..
Porter; leave 70 amend petition granted.
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Criminal Court No. l.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
United States vs.. James McClanahau embezzle-
ment; reeognizance $50 taken with Samuel H.
Walker, surety.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales--Regular call 2 O'Clock moor
The following are the closing quotations * yestsr.
days stock exchange:
Washington Railway and Electric is s. 900 al 81
SLGO at 81. SlCll az Fl. Si.C1l at 81
Potomac Electric Light s. SlG0 AZ l0l.
Washington Gas. 9 az I57s. . al 75ls. . at 75lS
. at 75s, > at 757s, 10 az r. % AZ IS Is at 75
After calI-CapitaI Fraction s.. 5000 at r0l.
S2o00 at nOA, 500 at ll0h $1,000 at llOl..
Washington Railway and Electric Is. $50 az S.
Bid. Asked
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Chicngn.

jamestown visitors are arriving daily
and looking for furnished rooms. An ad.
In The Herald will get them. The Herald
has the largest circulation at Norfolk and
Jamestown O. any Washingtcn paper.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by A o. Brown & Co. men,
6ers Of the New York Stock Exchange Munsey
Building
Sales 90 noon .........,,. 245,9O0 shares
Total sales. .52O,lOO shares
Call moneys H., ,; low, "a close, Pa.
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THE WASHINGTON HERALD has
the largest morning circulation in the
District of Columbia. Remember The
Herald when placing legal ADVERTISE
meRfs,
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Spot Markets.
DAILY COURT RECORD
OIonday, July -, 1907
Lawsuits,

ct al; for allowance 70 support infants Complain
aSt's solicitor. Il. " S0l0n.
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II you are in need OF anything. put a
want ad. in The Herald, and see how
quick you get results.
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MINING STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished BY Irving X Harrington
& Co. members Of the New York Produce Exchange.
g00-fT yorF p,-il5fr- 80
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BOSTON STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished by E Il. CHAPMAN x
%. members New York stock Exchange. 6. Bowie
ChiDman manager. 1901 L street rorthyyes.
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CURB MARKET.

Ouutations are furnished by T. r. Chapman &
Co, members New York stock Exchange. G. Bowie
Chapman. manager, 1901 + street northwest.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-07-30
Notes on Mining.

sells cents Per share.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-07-30

There was little interest manifested in
the days trading, the attendance was
small. and the brokers seemed to be at
.fected by the murky atmosphere of a
rainy morning