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The Washington herald., 1907-11-12
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by Miller & Co.. members Il
the New York Stock and Cotton exchanges and the
New Orleans Cotton Exchange, 1888 + street north
west.
Chicago. Nov u--Wheat scored a substantial ad-
vance to-day, the result of more huliish seuti-
ment among traders and considerable news Of cash
wheat and Hour sales for export. Buying was
largely covering by shorts although there was
some new investment purchases on the theory that
the financial turning point has been reached
There WAS considerable reaction from the top 70.
day. and large quantity Of wheat sold on the
bugcs. indicating that there are many dissentors
10 the brllish view, Estimated cars Tomorrow. s.
Corn ranged highc-. helped By stronger cables
and the bulge in wheat Light world shipments
started shorts 10 covering. Cash corn u The sam
plc market advanced I, cents. There was a fair
demand for old and a limited local demand
for new Com is relatively the weakest cereal on
the list. and strength ia wheat and oats in our
opinion, is the only thing that prevented corn
from closing over. Estimated tomorrow. IT cars
Oats we're extremely dull. the market having fol
lowed tho other grains Trade was limited to
transactions between pit operators. The crowd in
general we're of the opinion that the principal bull
gave the market support. but il seemed il was the
making cf market on which TO unload. Estimated
fc-u
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Nov u.-SUGAR-Tbe local sugar
market was shout steady for raws with centrifugal
95 test. an $50 Alusc0vado. q tCSt az $50 and
molasses sugar. So test AZ 2e5 The London mar
ket for beet sugar steady with light offerings
and pIicrS quoted az es 3a.d for N0TCmhcr and a.
IS 4itd for December. RCiUed susar was steady
but quiet.
NAVAL sTORES-The local market FOR spirits
turl,ntine dun az about unchanged prices and
az savannah the quoted price vas i3is Resin was
dun. and common 90 gooG strained quoted al
3sia3G Tar vas dun, and quoted at 550a5.75 for
oil barrels.
The upward cu1rsc Of the market continued this
morning the principal Erades Of table butter ad-
yanang p cent qeT pound Creamery special, ltr
pound. Sia; creamery extras %
EGGs-Hecgipts 2,eli case>. The market is firm
and higher on the finest grades n new eggs.
Extra hrsts advanced 70 81. and frsts 10 eeaT
MILL FEED-Stcady. dull Spring brln. IOO-lb
sacks 10 arrive. lake and rail, $50; middlinss.
ldlo; city bran, 500, IN bulk; Western rci dog
SOC % arrive.
FLOUR-Fiun; more inquiry. Spring patents.
540a5 30. spring clears 5Oa5eO: winter straights.
ASSOC: winter clears. 45oa4.70, Kansas in sacks
patents 525a550: sraghts i75s5 IS clears Z5a4 Co.
RYE FL0UR-steady; light supply. We quote.
As0a55o
CORN NIEAL-Steady. moderate business. Kiln
dried for export 5--5a3o; coarse meal in bags.
lasaI o.
BUCKwHEAT FLOUR-Fim; small supply
Choice quoted al AlOa---O-
HAY-Steady; fair trade. Receipts SO tons
Prime timothy. Ll5, No. l. l0; No. . lC5; No.
s. O.
STRAW-Noderate trade; steady. Long ne. 75as0
BEEF-Steady. lair dealing. Family. A50alS0o;
packet l2008l25.
PORK-Inactiye trade. Mess. l6-5oal725 family,
l90aeo00.
TALLOW-Quiet. CITY. in hogshoads. "a.
LARD-Steady- Prime Western. 900: city. 925:
refined continent. g .; South American. 100; re-
fined Brazilian, kegs i 3; city stearine ss oleo-
steariue, nominal; New York Sizas. Chicago O.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN PRICES.

Baltimore. Nov. n.-FoIlowing are the Official
prices for to-day:
WHEAT-St0ck in elevators. ~ 932 bushels Car
goes sold at s9A for special bin Ne. . red. ssai
for stock No ? red. s5a4 for special bin steamer
No. red. 9lE for stock steamer No. ? red. 9ls.
Tor special bin reected 90h for stock rejected and
sA f0- rejected 10 60 through the drier. Contract
December. LOO. Sales oC0 bDs-zc:- No red West
ern. spot. LOr4 l0oo9 bushels November 9ss.
NO0 bushels December. L0Jt4. 5000 bushels Nay,
lG94; 400 bushels SPOT Sl00, 700 bushels steamer
No. rcd. spot 60 1000 bushels Novcmber L08is
Settling prices. No. red Western. LON contract
spot. L00is No. red. ssls steamer No. red.
%i2; steamer No. red Western. 97is. Western
spot, November. L0l%aL0l7s; December. LO3}s Con-
tract closed irmer; spot November. L00asaLOl De
cember. LO2A May LOsis
FLOUR-Winter extra 390asl0: do clear. ana
Is; do, straight, i.50a465; do patent isOa4 95
spring clear. i25a465. do straight 5.I5a5 10: Do.
high-srade patent 5i5' do. straight SIS; do.
choice family. AS.
CORN-Stock in elevators, 1881 bushels. Track
yellow corn. domestic delivery 67isa6S per bushel
fer earlots prime on spot. Contract year 81
sales-IWo cars yellow. domestic. in elevator. 6s
1900 year. g. Settling prices for No ? white.
w. for mixed. 65a.; steamer mixed, 6lSl. Western
sPot-NoTember. 65%; year, s.; January s.; Feb
ruary 6gA
oATs-stock in elevators. ls9.se bushels; ship
mcnts from elevators ll7l6 White. No p heavy.
5h4a55lz: DO. No ? hight 10 medium. 53iza3. do
No 5, heavy. 5Siza5i do No 8 medium 81 sa53 DO.
No. 3. light. 5llza52; do. No T. light 10 heavy.
5Oa505e: mixed, No. ?. 59lsa53; do. No. s. 5Iiza5Z
RAE-Stock IN elevators. Isl 212 bushels: ship
ments from elevators. 1854 bushels No. Western
rye. per bushel Sass
HAY-No. ! timothy large bales. le00ala50; No.
timothy. sO0als5O: No. timothy. IS 0lal7. 90:
No. clover. mixed. 800; No 2 clover. mixed.
l6OOaH.0; No. l clover l.0Oal750
The Washington herald., 1907-11-12
NAY SEGREGATE JUSTICES.
Auditor TweedaIe's Proposal to BE
Discussed Mt Meeting.

Whether or not the justices OF the
peace OF the District OF Columbia viii be
assembled ia one building, as recon-
menced in the annual report Of Auditor
Alonzo Tweedale, viii be the subject OF
a conference held between the Commis-
sioners and the justices in the near
future.
The conference will be called 10 enable
the Commissioners to hear the various
arguments for and against the PROPOSE
ton. which may be presented by the JUS
tices. Auditor Tweedale, as stated in his
annual report, Is engaged in the prepara-
ton Of a system looking toward the
adoption Of a complete system OF gen
eraI accounts. 50 arranged in analytical
form. that all corresponding books OF the
District affecting receipts and expendi-
lures VIII be brought periodically in a
balance herewith
Such system. said Mr. Tweedale VIII
make it possible % compare the finances
OF the District with those Of other cities
Of the country. and VIII result IN obtain
ing absolute proof Of records OF all books
enecung the receipts and expenditures
OF the District which Al the present time
is not the case. Mr. Tweedale's supple
mental report VIII be submitted 10 the
Com Hmissi0ners within a week or ten days
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago Nov. H--CATTLE- Receipts. 35 oOJ head
estimated for Tuesday. O0 head Market Ice 70 20
lower. Prime beeyes 520a6.55; poor 90 medium aDa
$40; tocker and feeders 25ja4 fO COWS and heifers
25-ai90; canncrs, L25a25o; Texans 3t0a4sO: West
erns 1O0a5-gl
HOGS-Receipts 1900 head: estimated for Tues.
day. l2.c0 head. Market lcc higher Light SIS.
rough. As5a5-l0; mixed. 5O0a565; heavy. 50Oa5 20,
pgs. A25a6 10.
SHEEP-RecCipts. 5000 head: estimated for Tues.
day D.0G head Market l0c % 2oc lower Native
sheep 2i0a5.lo; Western sheep 2O0a5l0: native
lambs. iO)a590; Western lambs 4OOa6.63
New York. Nov u. - -CATTLE-ReceintS 8 800
head. Steers slow and l0c TO 2oc lower bulls firm 10
sc higher; cows steady for medium. and good boz
ognA COWS loc TO 20c higher. About all sold Steers
A4oa650, fat oxen. 500; bulls 275aIO0; COWS, In
alOJ
CALN ES-Receipts 2.52D head Western veals full
steady; Western and grassers slow; one car Western
calves unSold Neals. 500a99: few extra sz5: culls
A0a5OO; grassers. 300a375; Westerns 45Oa500: year
lings 2e0a275. Dressed calves steady; city-dressed
yeals sal4 per lb- country dressed. 7al9; dressed
gTasSCrS 6aT
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts. $50 head
Sheep steady; lambs firm 10 l5c higher. Eight cars
mainly late arrivals. unsold. Sheep 350a55O; culls
2Oa30O; lambs. 6l2i2a7.D; Car. 80; culls 400
aA0 Canada lambs 20.
HOGS-Reoeipts IS 800. Market trihe frmer al
5.tOa5.75; few outside buyers at higher figures.
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. Nor. lI--FonoWing are the prices
quoted At the principal commission houses:
BUTTER-CIeamcry. fancy. per 10. 25Lag6. imitn,
ton.a .aa23; Maryland ard Pennsylvania rolls lsaZl
store-packed Ohio lsa1s; do. West Virginia isa21
Maryland Virginia. and pennsylvania. Isa2O
EGGS-Mayland. Pennsylvania and nearby frsts
los OF. per dozen. 5oa3l.
LIVE POULTRY-Old hens heavy Der IN I7is,
young. l3i4; roosters.. each. 25a30; ducks middle
largc. llal2; do. small Ter H., L.; do. NIuscory
and m0ngel. per b. Il turkeys young ~ lbs and
over. per 10. lsa9O; do old per h.. l7al9
POTATOES-White. nearby. prime per bushel
55as0; Western Maryland and Peunsylvania. 55a50
yams. per barrel. new. LZ5al50: sweets new yellow
2O0a2l0; do. Anne Arundel yellow. zoo
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES-Appes
Eastern Shore Maryland and Virginia. PEI barrel
No. ]. L55s2Z5; do. small. common L25ai 50: do
per iz-bauel basket. 5oa7s do. New York assorted
per barrel. 2J0a400. cabbage. New York Danish
per ton. i2.Ooal4o0; celery. New York per bunch
20aiQ. eranberTies. Cape Cod per barrel s5Oas 90;
grapes. Concords. per 5-lb. basket i3alI. lettuce
Norfolk per basket. L0oal.25: egg plants Florida.
per crste. l2jaLI5; onions. Pennsylvania yellow.
per hushel. 6oa65; do. Western. yellow. soa55;
peaches mountain per box. choice 2O0s300; pie
fruit pCr box. L5Oa2 O0 pears per basket 3sas0 To-
mztoes nearby 25a30: do. Eastern Shore Mary
land. lcal5; do. Anne Arundel. Z5a39.
GAME-Partridges, choice. full grown per dozen
35oai00; do. small OF of birds l00al7s pheasants
selected each. L5Oal75; do. Of birds 50aIOo: ral
bits. choice large, nearby, per dozen 225az50; d.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-12
CONSIDERS INEBRIATE ASYLUM
CommiSsioner West Asks Board OF
Charities for StatiStics

COMMISSIONS West yesterday called
upon George s. Wilson, secretary Of the
Board Of Charities, for report showing
the number oy confirmed drunkards and
drug iends' now maintained IN the Gov
eminent Asylum for the Insane az the
expense OF the District The request was
made in consequence Of the recommenda-
ton of Maj. Sylvester, superintendent of
police, In his annual report concerning
the establishment Of an inebriate asylum.
Commissioners West agreed with Mai
sylvester that excessive whisky drinking
should be treated as a disease, but said
that the cost Of erecting and mainta Ining
such an institution. as compared 10 the
present cost to the District for the care
Of such persons in ST. Elizabeth's. must
first be determined
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STOCKS ARE ACTIVE
Prices Move Upward in Most
Gratifying Manner.
RESUME BUYING ON MARGIN
Money Market Easier and Investors
Again Busy-Trcnd of Call Money
Lower and Foreign Discounts Per-
NIT of Further ImpOrtations-No
Pressure TO Sell Stocks Felt.

New York, Nov. u.-In general. in
huences affecting the stock market to-day
appeared TO consist largely Of the widen
ing impression that the financial situation
is as solid as can be.
The barometer is. Of course. the con-
dition Of the money market. and it is a
factor Of Importance therefore that while
transactions in time money are few, the
trend Of call money rates is lower.
For several days back the rate Of re-
newals on call loans has been at lower
level on each succeeding occasion. and
this has had the effect primarily of induc-
ing the resumption of purchases Of stocks
on margin, as distinguished from a
cash basis. which up to a short time ago
was the rule generally enforced by the
leading Wall street commission houses.
some engagements Cancelled.
Gold engagements for our account in
Europe to-day were set of by the can
collation. OF a certain number Of engage
ments previously made, but it seemed to
be the case that, on the whole. the
amount of gold pointed for this side Of
the Atlantis vas increased as a result Of
the days operations.
II seemed TO be the opinion among
dealers in foreign exchange to-day that
the gold import movement was gradually
nearing an end.
Although the domestic exchange situa-
ton was still admittedly confused, and
was such as TO practically bar purchases
Of stock by out-of-town people, except
those having actual access to cash in bank
here, the stock market was during most
Of the day. decidedly strong. 1t swept
upward broadly, if not violently during
the morning hours OF business. reaching
In the active stocks the highest points yet
touched since the declining movement
eliminated.
Later in the day the market became
dull and lost a good share of its gain
But in the last few minutes Of trading
strength again asserted itself and prices
rose TO a level that was not greatly be-
low the top figures. The distinguishing
feature Of the market was lack OF pres
sure 20 sell stocks
The Washington herald., 1907-11-12
SUES TRACTION COMPANY.
Mrs. Crump Claims $21, 900 Damages
for Alleged Injuries.

Suit TO recover 50. 900 damages from the
Capital Traction Company was instituted
yesterday by Bette B. Crump. In her
declaration Mrs Crump alleges that in
May last while driving an automobile
near Seventh and S streets she was run
into by car belonging TO the company.
and the automobile was damaged 10 the
extent of $1s00 and herself TO the extent
Of S29eOe.
Anna Z. Raymond yesterday instituted
suit TO recover $4,000 from Allen Lard
whom she alleges handled his automobile
so carelessly on August q. 1906. that he
ran into her and permanently injured
her.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Holmcad Manor-Lo1ise Schneider. administrators
70 Henry r. W4sser. part lots $ and 80. blocs
a., SO
Holmead Manor Samuel P Camphsr ct ux 70
Hannah NJ Schwsf,zer and Christian F.
Schweitzar. lot s6. block a. SIC
Scat Pleasant Elizabeth ~ Leo Il al % Robinson
White part Ict - SO
seventh and streets southeaSt-Robert r. Ma
hcney e Al % Albert Carry. trustee National
CAPITAL Brewing GO, east = original LOT l.
square s7O Si0
Richmond Park Northwest Washington improve
ment Company 20 Nj. " Croueh. lots Il and Is
block 1885, SO
Aney. between . and r. First and Third streets
northwest-Thumas \. James ot al % John ".
He. part original l0t q. square SOL SO
street southwest. between Four- a half and
sixth streets Brdgst sullivan TO Annie h.
Sullivan ls1bject 20 life estate Of grantCTi. par1
original lot 6, square f9i. SO
street northeast between Third and Fourth streets
James f. ScbOld et TX. 20 Han0ra Crehau.
lot p. square 776. SO.
Sixteenth and streets northwest fthe WestOver'-
The Westo'er Company 70 Edgar \. Doty,
original lot l. square is. $40.
Barry Fam-OsboUn Dorsey 20 Isaac Kent. rart
J. section . $50.
T street northwest between Seventeenth and Firh-
tcenth streets-Iohn NJ. Henderson to Samuel
= Compiler lot lS. square l52 SO
Whitohaven-E Edward Z. Cot;ren e. ux. 10 Lemon g.
Hinc lots 5 s. = and 80 % a. block g SO
Eighth street northeast. between b and 6 streets
John n. chew et MS. % Howard VI. NCmilliOn
part cot 49, square Ss5. SO.
West lexington William +. Walton et ux ID
Frank VI. Gritton. lot =. square 8 SIC
Addition 60 Le Droit Psrk-Richard H. Ramsay e;
ux. 20 Frank c. and Anna l. Wallace. lot g.
block % SIC.
DObhins Addition-H4rry Wsrdmsn 70 Nfary La
roche. lot l25. square Il, SO. Samc TO Percy and
Matilda Button. lot l2l. square L. SO.
No. l3e ID street nOrtheast-Jerome Hubbard q a.
10 William H. Il. Allen. ir. lot So square
1E SO
Addition % lie Druit Park-Niartha T. HaSseIbacl
a al 10 Henry Hun. lot ls square 81 SO.
Ninth and { streets northwest Majestic Theaterl-
Louis J. Bloom et al 70 American Security and
Trust Company. trustee original lot ] and par1
original lot .. square 3Sl $40. John Berry et al
70 same. all interest IN same property SO
Center Eckingt0u-Anna /. Lewis 70 Wade Il At
kiuson. lot - block l9 $40
L street southeast. between Tbirteenth and Four
teenth streets-Wade H. Atkinson et ux "a
Charles H. NussbaUm. lots 81 and S. SQUARE
leSs. SO.
PetWorth-J. Harry Carnes 10 Harry T. l. HoyIe
lot q. square . SO
Reservoir Niew-JShn W. Powell 10 Charles l.
Bovles. lots 3 and 90 block > 500.
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Quotations furnished BY Miller & Co.. members Of
the New York Stock and Cotton exchanges and the
New Orleans Cotton Exchange 1888 + street north
west
New York. Nov. I--Bulls had control Of the mar
ket most Of the day. They proted by the fact that
the Southwest had freezing weather for the nrst
time this season Covering Of shorts was the feature
with little or no buying Of consequence otherwise.
Business was on moderate scale Prices advanced
points during the forenoon and yet the volume
Of business was SMALL with absence Of bull en-
thusiasm. \ mil in Central New York, employing
over 400 hands. compelled 20 shut down for
want Of orders. Similar reports are feared from
other parts Of the country. and the policy Of 70.
renchment threatens 70 be carried 10 a point
where 1t VIII be seriously felt in the demand for
material.
Liverpool is due in the morning II TO u lower
Tnn limitations as fnlln,rs.
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COMMENT ON MARKET.

Benjamin Woodruff. Of Post & Flagg-
''To-day's market while not very active,
was well maintained and scored some
improvements. This may be ascribed 10
some covering Of short contracts and 20
the steady though quiet investment buy
lng which has been going on for long
time. When the acute phase OF the
crisis was passed. il was but natural
that prices should show some improve
ment Gold engagements 20 date are
figured at about 81. .000. 600 and II is stat
ed by the Comptroller OF the Currency
that the bank circulation has increased
S1.ooo000 since November !. These are
elements Of decided relief in the sitUa-
tion. Money was renewed az Z per
cent, and new loans were made al about
that rate"
G. Bowie Chipman. Al f. r. Chapman
& Cc.-'"Trading was much decreased.
and during a large part Of the session
the market was barren of fuctustion. In
the early part of the afternoon prices
sagged some. but rallied toward the
close. bringing the active stocks from
to points higher than Saturday 1t
was noticeable on the rallies that the
leading stocks were scarce. and that
buyers had 10 bid up the price before
filling their requirements. The market
shows the best kind Of resistance and a
decided icliuation 10 do better Commis-
sion houses are doing but little. except
on an investment basis and Of this char
acter the totals are doubtless large. For
a while longer / consider IL best 10 a1-
here TO this policy"
&. l. Edmunds. Of Miller & Co.-"The
stock market manfests "a moderate re-
turn of confidence, and the easing Of the
exchange situation as rejecting the re-
lations between this center and the larger
cities in the interior Reading Was the
strongest feature of the market. and il
seems 10 De generally thought that the
banking interest closest 10 the property
mas for some time been accommodating
stock. Some Washington dispatches re-
ported the probability of legislation this
winter that would be favorable 10 GER
tain OF the larger corporate interests.
Additoni, gold imports are announCed,
bringing ,he present movement approx
mately 10 S60.0coo01. ] feel that the pres
cnt. while a period Of recUperatiCH. is
also essentially that wherein a gradual
return 20 optimism should be displayed.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York Nov. u-Moncy on call AZ the stock
exchange to-day opened AZ : per cent; highest I3
lowest Z; closing ar il PER cent Mos; Of the loan.
were 40 l2 pr cent
Iinc money was unchanged. with none Of tho
local institutions making ans offerings Nominal
rates were Ga7= per cent.
Mercantile PAPER continued az q standstill: nom.
ina rates being ~ 90 10 per cent
New 1crE Clearinghouse exchanges today wers
Sh9a0J-0; balances. .275. United States sub
Teaslry S credit balances. $3.50 los
Exchanges this day year ESQ were sl9l $50 7J7.
The sterling market was firm to-day. with rates
closing se ah1rr Saturday. after rising 90 Il above
katfS Tor actual business were: Sixty days 1 IS,
demand. S6as S5il, cables, ss9ais9It commercial
bills. 416of75
The supply cf cotton bills was difficult to sell.
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ZEN Lifeboats for BattIe ships.

The Navy Department has issued an Or
der blythe operation Of which the number
Of small beats carried in the big battle
ships will be reduced by one-half
The order is "A concession to the argu-
ments of Capt Wainwright. of the Louis
lana, who has maintained that a large
number Of these small boats were not
only unnecessary, but were a hindrance.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-12
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CAFTLE-EItra. per cwt.. 450a5OO; butcher. a.5Oa
400: common, L50a200.
HOGS-Per cwt gross 60oa6.40; ordinary 5.5Oa6 o.
SHEEP-Clpped. 800: common 25O
LAMBS-Spring. choice 7zas; medium. Z.
CALNES-Prime. per h.. sasls medium, 71k:
grass. safiz
COWS-Prine. fresh. each sOOoa50OO: common.
each. 0O0SN0o; old and dry. s00al0O0
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New 1orK- Nov ll.-N HEAT inner, good bIlsi-
ness. No. ] Northern Duluth nominal: No. I'D
& o. h.. l-G; No. hard, nominal: No. I macar mi
l-o4. T. o. b.; No. macaroni. LG2ia. No. I Mani
toba. nominal; No. Manitoba, nominal. Exporters
took IS loads, partly outports.
CORN-Firmer; light trade. No. 2 elevator. s7k:
No 2 I. o. b.. 6SsS. for early November; No 2 vel
low. T. h.. 6s%; No. white. Ge2s f. O. b., for
early November. Exporters took | load
OATS-FiImer; more inquiry. Elevator prices
No. white 3: No. white. So No. ? mixed, 5lls.
The prices for futures follow:
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Equity Suits.

No. G455- Caroline H. Lycett Us. Edward II.
Lyeett e. al sale and partition Complainants So
licitor- W. NJ. Levin.
No. Ai6. James W French vs. Sidney Thompson
ct Al; accounting. ComIlainauts solicitors Gordon
& tfosdon.
No H4N r. Winship Wheatlcy et al. admins
traitors. rs Joseph T. Jennings: PARTITION Com
plainsnts solicitor. II. Winship Wheailey.
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Mechnnicr Liens.

No. 57l7- Eisinger Bros. rs. John A. Landlord
lot J. block Il. Whitney close $500
No 59lS G W Ferrar vs. Lutz Il Co. premises
l15 street northwest. S9ls.
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Hnhen. Cnrnn.

No 81 In re Louise Fisher; petition Of Lewis
Fisher Attorney, Thomas L. Jones.
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MINING STOCKS.

Quotations src furnished by Irving X. HARRINGTON
q Co. members II the New York Produce Exchange
Frank Z. hngsland. manager Hibhs Bundin=