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chickens. large, BAD; do, spring, 2a2s; hens
choice lsal6; boosters. 3; ducks old. salo; spring
l3alf. geese. sali.
DRESSED MEATs-Country-eure meats light
market firm. Calves fur dressed. SOC: heads of
S.59a903 hog-dIessed calves s.50a90G; hams com.
tr,' sugarc,rrd. lsaI5
FEGETAf}LES-t Potatoes North Carolina seconds
Io0; do. Norfolks L59a275; do, homo grown, LIS
cabbage, per bb-. %; oucambers. per basket North
Carolifa. l.O0al5g lettuce. home gT0gu. bnl. L60a
l-59 onions Maryland and Virginia per bushcl, Is
per 5b:. 2oea2-50; string beans, green per basket
l0oalZ5; tomatoes choice. Per crate. Ja75; nearby
Der box, 2a50: beets. per bunch. 5aii cantatoupes
L75a200
GREEN FRUITs-Apples. loose-packse, 225a2 75
peaches. per e-baskel carTlsF L00aLD. oranges
California Rave!s pcr bon. 359aic5; lemons. Sicily
pcr box. B09a8.51
SUNDEs ES-B -BecsWaX. per h. 8; tall0w per H..
sisaila; hone5, white clover. lib new. BALL. 2-lb.,
new, loal2 ginsing, per b.. 5o0a55O; Seneca, peT
h.. 10; golden sea-, 4Oai5; pink. Halt; mandrake.
2as: snake root. g
GRAIH-Wheat choice. so4ss: fair TO good. slas7
ordinary. i2a7si rye soa65; corn. shelled. white.
62a6i; yellow. 62a6s; car. 322a3.z5. oats Western
white, No. 2 52a55; mixed 50a52
HAY AND sfitAW-Timothy. choice. p o9a22. %:
do Nc. l. 200oa2,0o; d. Nc 9 l7O0ala5e; mixed
hay. l600als00: clover. lGOJal59 straw. rye BIN
de loo; de-. rye, msehine thTesh e.5oa675; do.
wheat, 60
WOOL AND HIDES-WOol market steady; hides
geIaogaly Guil. Woo washed. free Of burs. per h.
50 do, unRasacd, FREQ Of biHs. 2ii do bury, 2.
Hides grs'a pr lb., 9; do. dr.. l5ai7 shcspsk;ns
gEeen EACH sOaOo; Co. dry, eaca, 25a&. Csfskins.
gIaeai eaCD lZ5
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. L
II GTTTr- gARNARn

Reimsn vs.. Potts; order for appearance. Gem
piainants so5icitaT, J. A. L5nham.
Fealy vs.. Doe; decree Tro pOaiesso. Complain
ants solicitor, d. W. OD0uoghus; defend, ats so
iicitoT. T. 4. Pratt.
Glory vs. ClO-y; refeTence 10 examiuEE Complain
ants solicitor. }L 7. CliukscaIes.
Curtis vs. Ashford; doCrea substituting trustee
COmpisinants solicitor ?. b. Ray
Woody IS. Woody; decree awarding sum in hcu
q future maintenanoe. COEpiainaHt's solicitor 2.
II. Marshall; DEFENDANTS solicit0rs W. w. Stewart
and J. 4. Bgrsart
Marshall rs Little; decree queting title Com
p1ainants solicitor Z. 5. HJ3dekopsF; defendant's S
solieit0Ts. ". II. Manog1e and W. H NARROW, j.
AastiR Is. Georgetown Gsslight COMPANY: decree
for sale Of real estate C1spisiEsuts solicitor. A.
l. J. Leckie; dcfendant's solicitor. W. H. Manogle.
Maciariand vs.. Myers; ozdaT dismissing proceed
ings- CGIApiainant's solicitor, I. Il. Thomas; Ge-
fendant's solicitor. Hayden johnson.
Dodge vs.. Inglesde Dairy Company; order ap-
pointing receiver Compiainants solicitor Hayden
Johnson.
Hosp Ys. Hosp; order allowing aliROny. counsel
fee and limiting time 20 take testimony Com
plainant's solicitor. O. E Emig; defendants So
hcitUrs. Thompson & Iaskey.
Yoncs Is. Gavin; Ule discharged COmplainants
solicitors. Mcneil * Mcneil; DEFENDANTS solicitor
A A. Lipsconh
sicE.Uen Ts McEaen; Tlla 70 show cause Com
plainaHrs solicitor c. ". Fits; d9endant's So
licitoT. Leo 7. Harlow
Loneshaw IS. Burns; order dizchaTgiIg rule. Com
plainants SOLICITOR, 4. j. Webb end Edmund For.
rest; defendants solicitor. L A. BRiley.
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German American Building Association, No g.
uel Scriyensr, - secure Waiter +. Collins SEQ
8. L. and IS months. per cent. sane property.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plairs-LOttie l..
Burn. ct VIZ James D.. . Frank T. RAWLINGS
and Prank S. Collins. 70 secure Edwin Mcl].
yoneS SS0o0 one yeer, psr ornt. semiennIaIly,
lots Il and p block IS
Square l44-Allan MclAne Alert % James J. Lamp
ton and J. Miller Kenyon. 70 secure KathsTins
d. Townsend. $50. years. pr cent. sslntan-
naally, lot 81
Petworth-Evelyn Y. Petry ct yir, Charles ". to
Francis A. Blundon and Charles Z. Whe. %
secure Clinord N. Stoy. Sl,S5o. I 70 81 mOnths.
per cent. lot 3. square 3
Square T55-F10TenCs C. Simpeon et TiE, Thonas T.
10 National Savings AID Trust Company to Sc
cure American Security and Rust COMPANY
Sl,5O. years, 5 per cent, sesniaInually ios Is
Square I06I-H. Latane Lewis e uX- 70 Il. Bradley
Davidson and Luther S. FTiStoe. 70 secure
Charles T. Davidson s5s00 years. pct cent.
semiannually. lots IS II, ~
Washington Heights-LOuise Il. Patterson 10 Id
mund K. For and Charles Early, 70 sec1re End
L. Walker. 2.59. ! TO % months. pr oant.
selni-annuzIY. lot
Square e9-J. spriss Popls ct w to Rtgnsh ".
Beal and H. Lee Rass, % secure Susan h.
sipe. 2,ee. yeaTs. pr esp., seIliasanaaIlg.
lot Isl
Square jzi-staTy S. lqd to GeorEe W. RrUwR
snd William Ke. 70 secure William A John
F9 Asss, , Eeass : pa cent, sentSnnlaI5.
ies y
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DEEDS OF TRUsr.

Addition to &c Dr0it Park-Issac s. Pennybaoksr
ct TX, TO GeoTgs L Fleming and Ernest H
Daniel. 10 secure John Q. Rallou, $500 monthly
payments. per cent lot Is. block g.
Square n5-Edward H. Green ct ux TO Howard r
Bayne. 70 secure Mary Augusta Moore 81 OO5
December l, lso9 Per cent. semiannuaIly. lot
Il.
SQUARE IS2-Adam Brandt ct ux to Charles P.
stone and Charles W. Fairfax 10 secare jamie
{. DYER, $50 3 years per cent, ssmi-annual-
Is, 1T n
Square s4f-METgaret 3I Ball to National Savings
and TTust Company, TO secure American Sc
eurity ard Trust sa.50 years. per cent,
seTni-annually, part original lot :
Hohnead Mancr-Wiham H. Amiss ct M. to
Charles p Stone and Charles ". Fairfax. to
secure Carlton u. Bgll, S.009 5 years, Der
cent. semi-auuually. lot g block a.
Square l9ai-Clsrence l. Dallrymple ct ux 10 B
FraHcis Saul and Walter "a Hilton, 70 secure
Harry Wardmau. $50 monthly payments, 5 per
cent, semiannuaily, lot g.
Barry EarEl-Jesse Ross to William B. jackson ana
James B. Mclaughlin, to secure Harriet 3.
Frazier, $780, ! TO e months part lot !. section
Square 66s-Elsansh \. Waters ct ux TO Charles
T. Benjamin and Roger r Mitchell. to secure
Perpetual Building Association 25o9 lot 81
Square 948-6e0ge H Mitten ct ux to Henry Il
= 2gupana and Gsggs As EmmGteh, "a secze
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5DS41IE PAkNAhDs
Estate Of Maggie g, Iastls; petition 10 arDoia1
collector and employ counsel aled, Attorney a. Il.
Bell
Estate Of William L. Shoemaker. erier TO trans
Ter stock. Attorneys. Bradley & Bradley.
Estate q Charles H. Boyd; orier confirming sale.
Attorney, b. T. Clinkscales.
Estate Of Mary f. Waite; orEr to sell stocks.
Attorney. w. 4. AfcKenney.
Estate Of Elizabeth c. Iacobi petition for letters
Of administration filed. Attorneys. Gordon & Cor
doz-
Estate & Ella F. schreiner; win admitted to
probate and letters testamentary granted 70 Herman
Schreiner; bond Sl0o Attorney. Fred 3. Rhodes
Estate Of John Daley petition for letters Of ad-
ministratSn c. L q fled Attorney, George L.
tfeTtman.
Estate Of Augusta Flemipg petition for letters
Of administration fled and rule 10 shOF cause At
toTney. ". H. TOwls.
In re Ethel n. johnson et al; order appointing
Ida Nj johnson guardian; bond. s4O0. Attorney,
J, VI. George
In re Everett ". Tucker; order appointing Ida Y.
Tucker guardian; bond $40. Attorney. J. Wilmer
Latimer
Estate Of Margaret C. Hs-pine; wiz admitted to
probate and letters testamentsry granted TO John
?. Faure; bond $1,000 Attorney, F. Sprisg Perry
Estate Of Clara o. Richards; order to sell stock
Attorney, Nelson Wilson.
In re Lorenzo L. Allen petition to appoint guar
dian fled. Attorney, ?. W. FTishy.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.


Quotations furnished By A O. Brow1s & Co.. mem.
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange and the
Chicago Board Of Trade, Munsey Building.
Chicago, Aug l3-Tho wheat situation today vas
peculiar and unusual. and with the element Of un-
Ist arising out ol the telegraph troubles eliminated
there Is basis for a much better market. There Is
large amount of export business under neg0tia-
LOn dependent on the securing Of freight room and
other ietails. and/the market Is Oh a basis where
q good, healthy business could be Workedd If the
ordinary machinery Of communication was available
Southwestern markets also report big export
business IN sight, with some of Il closed.
Corn trade has felt the general feeling Of unrest
There has been sOme further Sll0ading Of long corn
By local interests; little taking on Of corn BY
strong speculaiors who are attempting 70 discount
change from the present unsettled condition 70
something more stable. Shipping trade has been
fair. taking into account the hampered condition
under which it is done.
Oats we're dull but generaly higher. Liquidation
Of weak holdings appears 70 have been fairly com
pieted yesterday Further reports Of light weight
and small yisids coming from principal districts
also reports that The thTashIng is under full swing
and weather fine for its continuation Quotations:
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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. 1853 r street north
west.
New York. Aug B-The market sagged in the
absenco Of support induced by the unsettled and
nervous feeling in Wall street, and absence Of in
formation from the South as to the weather and
crop situation. owing to the telegraph strike until
early afternoon, when the weekly bureau report
showing unfaForable for Texas and the Territories
was posted without any effect on the market Some
private reports came il announcing rains IN Texas
This led 70 continued liquidation. bears meanwhile
reffainng from adopting an aggressive position es-
pecaliy as mail reports were comiug Ct no actual
crop damage IN Texas Il stands % reason that
the drought viii tell If prolonged but no concern Is
yet felt on that account Prevailing prices are not
-empting to the speculative pubic, hcuce the dis
position % wait fer lower level, as the market is
Sill largely long. Much depends on the develop
ments IN Wall street, possibly much more than
would otherwise be the case WHEN actual cotton
IS 80 scarce and fancy prices are being paid for
the staple IN Southwest Texas
Liverpool is due ; 70 higher In the morning:
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NEW YORK MONEY,

New York, Aug. lS.-Aoaey oa call at the stock
exchange today opened at per cent; highest q
at Per cent
Tine money was offered rather sparingiy by
brokers There was ready absorption. Rates were
irlouonally higher at 5 per cent for thirty days
'isa6 per cent f0F sixty days. 6a6L per cent for
ninety days 5S-a5 for four months Ga for i've Snd
SIX months
Mercantile paper was very quiet Thee Eere CO
clsional salos ont Of town. but they are not large
Rates were quoted 4 per csut high al easis Der
cent for sixty days 70 ninety DAYS indorscd bills
receivable; 6a65 for ShOc0 four u SIX months sin
sle names; 6s4 for others.
Sterling steady. The DOstad rats Ee-e 4ss3ss4 s7j
RATES for actual sales WEFs as follows: Sixty days
lszlDi demand, i.S645i czbies Es71a Commercial
bills were LSlslas8
The supply q gain aud commercial bills Eas
scaEce.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago, Aus lS-CATTLE-Reoeipts. 5000 Mar.
kst weak. Prime beeYes 560aT.s3I poor 70 medium.
AS0z56): stoekers and feeders. 260a4sol COWS and
heifeTs 265: Gamers LslaZ 8.
H0GS-Reocipts. 1900. FiTo cents higher. Light
s65; rough, $50 mixed. 59osa55; heavy. 5so1S 80;
pigs. 5eaa6S
SHEEP Receipts, 1900, Market ioal5c lower.
Native sheep 225a575; native lambs, 55Oa7.55j West
en lambs 576a755.
New York, Aug. la-CAIrLE-Issceipts i9a3
Feeling dull and weak. Dressed beef quiet a. ssSa
io5s per pound for native sides
CALNES-Receipts 50 head. Veals steady Al SOFA
az. grassers and buttermilsa nominal.
SHEEP AND LAMB5-Rsceipts, F59, Thirty
on sale. Sheep steady; lambs fun stesdyi
common ard medium grades rery DUH, and but few
wanted. Sheep 25laa50i lambs. 6Z5i no choice
lambs here
HOGs-Reoeiuts. so head None for sals. Noui-
nally higher on Buffalo adFices.
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DEATH RECORD.

GustaEius Barth, so 18th st. NV, g years
Lizzie Jones Fisher. Sibley Hospital 2 years
John 0Connor, Providence Hospital. 90 yearA
Earl 3. BEanan. 1868 Potomac st. NV. years
Allen H. Shreve, lS25 9th s., months.
Stanley n Brown. I2S sth st. nv. Z months
Margaret Jones lS7 Wis ave, months
Albert Pettis. 5il9 y 81 nv, ! gay
Clarence L. White, 1868 81 se, u hours.
James D. McKinnon. 18ls \. Cap ST. 70 years
Abraham Morse. Washington Asylum. s. years.
COLORED.
James Blackwell Washington Asylum, S. years
James Hatch, Washington Asylum. 81 years.
John A. Bowman. Govt. Hosp. for Insane, Is yesrs
Margaret Ross 2Ss Chzmplain ave. NV, l year.
Leo Brooks I69s Reeves ST. 10 mcutbS
Walter Brooks. Freeimens Hospital. Il monthS
Emily A. Carroll, 43s Wash. st. Nv, months.
Charles L. Hunter. s212 P st, NV, moHths
Viola Monroe. l0sS Loudsn's Ct Sc, months.
Thurman A. White. 1853 X 81. Sc. 5 hours.
Infant Of Emma Fletcher. 20 Defrees st. NV, z
ours
Infant of Fannie CroweE. Freedmen's Hospital. I
sys.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
- nnoted aro wLolesale.l J

BUTTER-Siarket steady. Creamery, fancy, 25ss
a26 Western frsts 2ia25ls; seconds, 2la22 prccess
fancy 3l5a24; dairy. choice. lSal9; good, EaIs
store packed fresh. ls1alT
CHEESE New York state. factory. large l3lka
l3z; do. SNAIL ll3sal5i summer large, llal5: West
en- factory. new, choice Ezal5; DO. fair TO good
Il; Virginia. 10
EGGS-Receists extremely light; market bare Of
fresh stock. Nearby fresh Virginia, Gla22; West
Virginia and Southwest Virginia, 20: Tennessee
lsa20; North Carolina lsal9
LIVE P0ULTRY--ReceIpts moderate; market
steady. ST-ing chickens, IL to IA lbs. IL do p$
to IL lbs Is; do. small II; hers. l2lLal3; ROSTERS
q ducks laTga Ilal2; do. small. Sac; geese. Gas !;
keats. J.
DRESSED P0ULTRY-Receipts liberal: market
weak Turkeys, hens updra#u- peT b., lsal5; do,
sTezass ndraEn, isal4:: 90. Jhin 70; old toms. Is
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Spot Markets.
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extz. per cxt. $50; butcher. tscs
500: COMMON, 2J1aS0o: rough L5sa2O0
HOGS-PeF cst-. gross. $50; ordinary. per evt.
lGa
sHEEP-CIpped. 350as.o0; common, 205asOo.
LAAiBS-sITiug. choice. lara; medium, 6saT
CAJVES-Prime. per ID. 7aTas; medium, sMa7;
grass, iaa
COWs-Prme fresA, each, soga59O9; eommon.
each. = 00as000: ole ard dry s0al900.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Samuel a, Wallace. 3, and Fannie Lucy Bssna
Is, both Of LunenbUrSs Va. Rev. J. 3. Mclaughlin.
Allen 7. Hedge. 81. sud Minnie J, TayloS. z Of
Springfield. 8fasS Rev. W. Z. Dsyries.
James " LaBTence. Is ard Mary Il SsibeTt. 2.
both Of Norfolk. Va. Rev K w. LaWTie
Walter Bayliss. 2, Of LAWton, "a, and Bessie l.
Taylor. of AccotiRk. Va. Rev. r. I. Wright
MahIoa 7. Alilbufn, 3 OF Clarendon. Va, and
Roberta c. lfsstin, q Rev. John 81 Z. Mckee.
COLORED.
Charles Campbell. "a and NOFella Rice Is Rev.
J. p. Mclaughlin
Alexander Bib6y. 3, and Estia Thompson, Is, bo.A
Of CoFingIon, Va. Rev. J. Z. Mclaughlin.
Andrew c. Williams. 8, and Catherine Holmes,
ls, both Of Providence Forge. Va. Res. J. 3. Nc
Isurhliu
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

salesvRegular oau. Y O'Clock noon.
Washington Railway and Electric IS, $500 AZ
So74 $3.50 at SlA
Potomac Electric Light IS. 5000 at la3. p.OO0 at
lo5
Capital TraCtion. 10 at ls5. 9 at lS2.
Washington Cas- 9 az ,69A. 25 at 60, 2s at ss1s.
MrTgonthaler, ? at alls. 70 &C 20
IanstoD, 100 at i2S.
M.tohell Mining leo at
After Washington Railway aud Electric p<d.,
% at II (bGyeE so.
Mitchell Mining 50 at 2
The following the closing quotations on YesteT-
days stock exchange:
GnNERNA NAfeNr RnNnS
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New York Aug l3.-WHEAT-Irregalar; fair de-
Iaand; No. l Northern Duluth. to arrive l01lc over
September. T. o. b.: No. l Manitoba, asK, T. o. b. ;
No. 2 Northern Manitoba, to arrive 9J&, + o. b !;
No. I macaron s. I. b. No n.acaFoni, 90
CORN-Iuegllar. but inactive. No. elevator. 81
No. 2. 50. f. o. b.; No. 3 6ea4. T. O. b. August; No
2 yellow g.
OATs-Higher; trade quiet. No. white, Co; No
3 white, 59is: No mixed, S.
Prices Of futures follow;
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Criminal Court No. 1.


United States vs.. Ira C. Mcclellan and Ralph
Rutter: mauslaughter; bail fixed st $500 each /:
recognizance $500 given by Ralph Rutter with
Andrew E Rutter surety. Attorney Charles Bend
helm
United States IS Henry Reehtin; em5czzlement,
SEQ; rcoognizanco taken with Katherine Krehm-
brink surety. Attorney, @. 4. Douglas.
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Equity suits.

No. l2s2 William B. Dodge. r., ct al. ys
IuSleside Dairy Company to dissolve corporation
Conplainauts' solicitor. Hayden Johnson
No z2s0. Edwin F. Brink rs Thomas r. Riley
ct al; injunction and receiver. Complatsaut's So
icitors. v. D. Sullivan and J. A. Toomey.
No g2ai. Thomas A. Edison vs. Thomas Moore
injunction Conplsinant's solicitors Church &
Church.
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dNS4ANE hAAANAhDs
Brewer vs. District Of Columbia; mandate Of
Court ot Appeals presented; new trial granted
With costs against plaintiff, Plaintiffs attorney.
Edwin Forrest defendants attorney + II. Thomas
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Addition to lie Droit Park-John C. BaIlou et ux
TO Isaac S. Pennybacker. lot g. block 3. Sl1
Warner street northwest. between Fourth and Fifth
stgeets-Louise H. Patterson to William A. Hil
lots 10 and L.. square 800 SO.
Nos Ia9 and "a Gefelanq plsee n0shEest-sams
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SArcuiatiOn.
All advertising contracts made by
TIE Washington Herald are based
upon ITS sworn circulation-a circula-
ton in Washington larger by thou
sands than was ever before attained
Dy any morning newspaper at the
Capital Its books are open.
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Quotations are furnished b. Irving K. harrington
* Co, members Of the New York Produce Ex
change. 3l9l Bond Building
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

The Washington stock market yester-
day was extremely duh, prices of prac-
tically all the issues traded in crumbling
away, apparently in sympathy with the
New York market Of the previous day.
Washington Gas shaved off a point from
the previous day, and even the local
traction bonds, which have held up weIl
all summer, felt the decline. The bank
shares were entirely neglected, as were
the Insurance and title company issues.
William a: Mearns, OF Johnson Broth
ersi was in the city yesterday for a
short time, and will return again to the
enjoyment Of his vacation at Lake Pla-
CID He came to Washington to lool,
after some important business interests
Opinions on the New York Marie.
G. Bowie Chipman, Of E. R. Chapman
& Although extremely erratie ana
subject to several violent movements
there was lacking in to-day's marie.
that sensational disregard Of vsIues Go
characteristic of yesterdays session rrba
higher London prices steadied our omen
ing, which, though irregular. was fairIv
steady. Soon prices started downward
In the fore part Of the afternoon fhe
shorts attempted 10 house some profifs
and the liquidation having either ceased
entirely or being temporarily suspended
offerings were scarce, and before long
spirited rally was in progress. This cor
ried the general list up from one TO tbrae
points, while Reading, Copper. the Bjue
and Union Pacific recovered from 4 10 81
points. The rally was too quick and
again stock was met, and from thai time
until the closing the market sagged. leav-
ing the final figures from ! to about gls
points better than last night Unoues-
tionably, the short interest has been to
certain extent eliminated. and mis-
would remove from the market A sns-
tanning feature n case OF further dr;ves
Almost always when a drastic decline IL
succeeded by a rapid partial recovery .
subsequent sagging movement sets IN
we would adhere to the policy of sellin,
stocks on any rapid recovery
benjamin. Woodruff, of Post & Flagg-
The market was erratic, but in the main
gave a good account Of itself. and hone
IS once nogs entertained that this de-
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II you have any furnished rooms to
rent. 6 want ad. in The Herald wiz bring
YOU a good tsnaat
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z. w. Crew. of Henry clews & Co.
THE London market displays a more
cheerful attitude. but at this juneture
It has no significance. for the reason that
while there may re some improvement
abroad. there is little or none here. The
large interests viii doubtless put in sup
porting orders from time to time 70 pre-
vent utter denor allzatlon. but more than
this cannot be Looked for. When causes
which have brought about the present
decline are eliminated, confidence will re-
turn and not before. I can only reiterate
what I have said many times: that there
can be no permanent Improvement in
this market until the batting Of corpora
tions by the State and national govern
ments ceases. II is idle TO expect the
big people will buy stocks until there
Is more encouragement In this respect.
Rallies may occur from time to time,
but the direction is still downward"
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by A o. Brown Co..
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Musoy
Building.
Sales 10 noon. $500. 467 300 shares
Total sales I,9Ss,2O0 shares
Call money; H.. II low, 21k; close, 29@
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structive and widespread liquidation has
about run it's course. This does not mean
that we are to have a boom, but II is
hoped that for the time we may have
breathing spell The short interest is
quite large, and should there come, any
real encouragement in the situation, the
covering OF these contracts would be
sufficient to advance the market con-
siderably"
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished by Z. r. CHAIRMAN &
Co. members New York Stock Exchange, G.. Bowie
Chipmau. manager. 1901 + street northwest.
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BOSTON STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished tg T. r. Chairman h
Co, members New York Stock Exchange. q. Bovis
ChiDman manager, lS9I y street uarthwest-
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largest Morning Circulation.

Sells cents pe ssaTe.
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MINING STOCKS.

tal sales. sl.s3OoO against s. 2Zs1, 900 yesterday
9.e0 week ago, and s., $4,000 a year ago.
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benjamin. Woodruff. of Post & Flagg-
The market was erratie. but in the main
gave a good account Of itself. and hone
IS once nogs entertained that this de-
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FOR SALE-I6o acres patent
ed land, being the east half OF the
Morgan and Grubbs ranch includ-
ing half the Improvements which
consist Of a Io-room dwelling, SO
It. barn, 10 IT. storm cellar with
stone walls, a good we'll and wind
mill and some fruit trees. Has a
good 3-wire fence all around it
with about 80 acres broken. a fine
farm at a bargain on easy terms.
Other patented lands for sale.
Particulars on application.
Office on Main St. for rent, or
building for sale.
JOHN F. SEAMAN,
Tucumcari, n. NJ.
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Notice of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the
firm OF Pankey * Johnson is this
day, August 23rd, 1907, dissolved
by mutual consent. All accounts
by this firm will be paid by
A. u. Pankey, and all accounts
to them will be received by
ID. Pankey. 46-4t
A. ID. PANKEY.
WYATT JOHNSON.
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Tresspassers Will Be Prosecuted.

Any person found tresspassing
on ST lands on Blue Water
Holes owned by me will be pros
ecuted to the full extent Of the law.
No hunting, fishing, p~icknicking or
any sort Of tresspassing will be
allowed. II. l.. HAMrLToN
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