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CRAZY AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by A. O. Brown & Co.. mem
bers Of the New York Stoc,. Exchange and the Ch~
eaEo Board Of Trade, AIunsey Building.
Cl.icag-. Aug l5-The wheat market tone to-day
was distinctly better. Their was a continuation Of
good export trade in wheat anG -four. and some
Indications that domestic buyers Of -four have been
slightly awakened There Wer5 some black rust
report from the Northwest, but the crop this side
Of tho international line is thought 20 be TOO far
Advanced TO be hurt MUCH Late in the session there
was a sharp bulge. due 30 report Of temperature
Of . al Calgary Northwestern Canada. This was
thought 90 mean disaster for a great deal q
Canadian wheat Previous messages had reported
weather wet and cold with no sunshine for eight
days ir Manitoba St Louis mills reported l0G6f
barrels q -four sold this week for export and some
domestic business to-day. Local cash sales, lJ0.90l
bushels seaboard sales. 30 loads
The corn market was nervous and dull a good
part q the time. but showing bursts e activity
There considerable local selling during the dull
periods and much covering Of shorts On a lstel
bulge. Reports from Southwest were not favorable
Cash trade not good to-day as yesterday, wher
the sales ran up % G0009 bushels. Sales to-day
E0009 Bushels; seab0ard. loads.
Oats were again higher on further unfavoTable re-
ports Of thrashing - speculative buying Pres
sure not great short sellers were encouraged b
poor quality Of current arrivals. There were onls
cars contract out Of % cars on to-day's inspec
ton. Cash sales. 10 coo bushels.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Pnoes quoted arc vboIosale.l


BUTTER-AfaTket steady. Creamery. fancy. Z5is
as; Western hrsts 2ia25i4 seconds. 2la22: process
fancy 23izs2l dairy choice. lsal9 good, i7als
store packed. fresh. I6izal7.
CHEEsE-New YORK State. factory, large, l3isa
l3s4 do. SMALL lilsal5s summer large. Bal5; West
EN- factory, new. choice Eizal5; do, fair 70 good
II: Virginia. 10
EGGS-ReoiTtS extremely light; market bare Of
fresh stock Nearby fresh Virginia 2a2 West Yir-
GINA and Southwest Virginia, l9s Tennessee. Is:
North Carolina. I8
LIVE POULTRY-Receipts moderate: market
steady. Spring clcsens II to "A. lbs. ls: do IL
TO II lbs. Is; do small 4 hens l2sal3; ROSTERS
=; ducks large. usl2; do. small sas geese. 6as [;
keats. y
DRESSED POULTRY-Recelpts liberal; market
weak. Turkeys. hens. undraWn. Der ID. lsaI5: DO
average. uDdrawu l5al4; do. thin. TO- old toms. Is:
chickens. large, lsa20; do, spring. 21aZ3: hens
choice l5ai5; reosssrs 9: ducks, old 9al0; spring
l5als. geese. SAIL
DRESSED NEATS-Country-cured meats light
market fum. Calves fail dressed. 500: heads Of
5.5Da900 hog-dressed calves s.5oaao0; hams ooun-
tn. sugar-caTed. Halls
VEGETABLES-Po Potatoes North Carolina seconds
Loo; do. N0TfoIks. L5Oa275; do. home gTown, LIS;
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to P. J. Ryan and Crandal Mackey. 70 securs
Thomas p Larkin $40 lots 70 and 2.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Decker to Charles W Fair
fax and 5. Percy Thompson. to secure Harry
Wardman. NB0 % IS months, and Sl00.
February g. 1910. 5 per cent, semi-annaally,
lot I9
Square I22-Catherine N. OCallaghan ct VIZ, Walter
J., 10 Edward W Whiteside and Harvey T.
Winfield. to secure Home Building Association.
$50, part original lot 3.
Square 5i6-Ge0Tge Z. BlcCubbiu 70 Chaplin Brown
and Henry H. Beggnann. 10 secure Oriental
Building Association No s. $l.20. lot las
HOlmesG ManoT-Dennis Alullauy ct uK. 70 Washing
ton Loan and Trust Company. to secure EQuisa-
bic Cooperative Building Association SIS part
lot ]. block s..
Meridian Hill-Littleton ". Walker to George ".
f. Swartzell and Alex. 7. Hensey 20 secure
Harry 7. Domer. 1850. / year. 6 per cent semi
annually. lots p. 2, p, 3 81. 50. and %. block
g. same 70 Washington Loan and Trust Com
pany. 70 secure Thomas W. Smith. A.0Au
year per cent seni-an. same property. same
10 George ". r. SWartzeu and Alex. T. Hensey
10 secure Harry I. DomeT S25o ! year per
cent. mi-annually lot s. block I3 same 10
Washington Loan and Trust COMPANY 10 secure
Thomas W. Smith, 1874 ! year. per cent
semi-annually. lots Is 20 % block g. same 10
Clarence 3. Rheem and Alexander T. Hensey. 70
secure Harry 7. Domer. Sizes / year. per cent.
seni-annaally. lot S. square 2564 same 10
Ieolse w r S"alt1eil ana Alexander Il. Hen
sey. 20 secure Harry T. Domer. Sl.00 / year. s
per cent semi-annually. DOT So. square 26A
Square ll9s-Henretta Mason and others TO Wharton
Z. Lester and Michael J. Colbert 10 secure Ma
tional Permanent Building Association, sea.
part lots IS and So
Square 750--John A. Bennett ct NIX. 70 George N
Emmerich and Douglass s. Maclau, 70 secure
Washington six Per Cent Permanent Building
Association. S.90. lot los.
Square 5l6-Charles A. Nirzd ct Tx. 10 Henry II.
Bergman and Charles Schafer. % secure North
EN- Liberty GeIaan-Anierican Binding Assoca-
ton No. s, $50. part original let 5.
Square I59-MaTy ~ Haines q sir. Munroe W., 70
Charles 2. Stone and Charles ". Fairfax, 70
secure Carlton n Beall. 500. l year. per cent,
semi-annually, part lots 50 and 81
North Grounds Columbia ColCge-Benamin Eir-
stein ct Tx. TO Henry G. Stewart and James NJ
Green, 10 secure George W Holland, $50
years, ) Per cent seni-annualy Tot co. block 90
Columbia Heights-Edith II. Baltziey ct viz. Ed
win. TO William II Walker and William l.
tanning 20 seclre David II. Mercer 5000 }
years. per cent. scmi-annualiy. lot % bocs
81 Same 20 same 20 secure same $500. to
"a months, Per cat ni-snliaally, same prop
eFty-
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

o street northwest. between Twentieth and TEen-
tyarst slreets-Allen C. CLARK st TX. 10 William
H. DuFan lots 6 and q, square g, SO.
Richmond PaTk-Northwest Washington Improve
ment Company uncl 70 William Otto Engler
lots ! and . square 1905 SO
street southeast between First and Second streets
Isaac Behrend ct ux 20 Julia + Evans lots
p 20 %, - 20 8. square north Of 7i3. SIC
Addition 10 Anacostia-Malvina Y. RObey 70 VIII
liam Scantlebury. T.. lots IS and o. block :. SO
IntGest-Ninia Webster to Richard A. Ford. all
interest IN estate Of Winfield S. Olive. So
Dobbins Addition-Alexsnder Millar e. Tx 10
Clarkson Z. Sherwood, lot &c. square T. SO.
Columbia Heights-Francis A Blupdon ct TX. 70
MARY r. Wolf, lot 10 block 3 SO
No ISIS Eighteenth street noTtbwest-Allan McIane
Albert 10 William J. Feutress lot Is. square
Is2 SO
Petw0rth-HaTry WardmaR to George ". Decker. lot
ls square rs. SO
County-Ellen Fisher 10 Edznr II. Beckiey II part
q Fisher tract, SO.
Z street northwest. between Nineteenth and Tween
tieth streets-CathsT1ne NJ OCallaghan ct viz,
Walter j.. 10 MaJ c. Woodward. part original
lot 3. square 70. SO Mary c. Woodward con
veys same property to Catherine ". and Walter
J. 0'CaIaghan, So
No. S65 street southwest-Aiichsel Lynch ct ux.
to George E. McCubbin. lot lis square SO $40
HOlmead ManOr-Cl2Ta ) SImonds TO Dennis Null
lany Part lot l. block g. SO
No SIS Third street noTtheast-William X. Hill ct
uX. to John A. Bennett lot los. square 30 SO
street northwest, between Fourth and Fifth
streets-Iohn l. Schaffert ct TX TO Charles A.
Nitzel. part original lot s. square SIC, SO.
Florida avenue northwest. between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth stTeets-Willism A. Yates to 5,s,-
haitian Laundry Company, lots 80, 81, g. square
"a SO
Randle Highlands-United States Realty Company
TO Bushrod II. SPARKS, lots q, 3, .. block
s. s400.
Stanton aYenue-William Harrison Ct 70 James
T. Payne, psrt Of the Hannah Bruce tract, SO.
Deanwood Heights-John W Gregory et ux- 70
Martha Randall, lot !. square L. SO
Observation-Disclosures de S. Smith 70 J. Edward
Fowler Samuel H. Bassett, Francis L. Alden.
and Terence H. Sweeney. lot IS. block s. $40
Warner street northwest, between Fourth and Fifth
streets. and Nos PIG and 22n Cleveland place
northEest-William A. Hill ct ux to Sarah X.
Hallam lots 80 and ISL square 500, and lots
AZ aud 1is square 81, So
street northeast between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets-James B. Russell TO Mary A. Britton.
lot d. square zoos SO.
Union street southwest, between and o streets
Harry Hilton ct ux to James d. Rollins north
one-half original lot .. square 500, So
North Grounds Columbia COllege-Ella 4. Cross ct
al, to Benjamin Einstein, lot 90 block 40. SO.
Columbia Heights-Birdie A. Mercer. et viz, David
H.. to Edith NJ. Baltzley lot %, block 81, SO.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. 1.
TrgTTgr nsnNRpn


In re William J. Zeh Company, cause referred %
z :. McC&lmont, special auditor. and allowing fee
10 assignee. Attorney, Edmund Forrest.
McAdoo rs. W6mley; cause referred 20 auditor
Connlainant's solicitor. r. r. Homer.
Cosiley IS Costey; order to paw counsel fee. Com
plainauts solicitor. " j. Lambert; defendants
solicitor J. H. Smith
Harris Evans; receivers authorized 20 make re-
pairs. Compliments solicitors. Wilson & BUksdalc
and d. Fulton Harris
Mastin vs. Georgetown Gaslight COMPANY; sale CT
real estate finally. Compliments solicitor, A. Z. l..
Leckie: Defendants solicitor. ". II. Manogue.
Miller rs. Miller; order allowing Moses Sinshemer
10 intervene. Attorney. Malcolm Hufty.
Hemingway u Hemingway; further proceedings or
dered in foma paHperis. Compliments solicitors.
Ewing s Blankeushipi defendants solicitor. Victor
l. Dodge
Dodge IS Ingleside Dairy Company: order Of pub
lication- Compliments solicitor. Hayden johnson.
In re unclaimed baggage Of southern Railway
Company: order directing sale Attorneys. Hamilten
Colbert, Yefkes & Hamilton.
Daily vs.. Daily testimony ordered taken before
Albert Harper. examiner and W H. Holloway ap-
pointed TO defend. Compianants solicitors Barnard
< johnson.
Adjourned out Of respect to the memory Of Gen.
William Birney, a member Of the bar Of this court.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Aug -Duty-paid prices
are now quoted on the basis Of $50 for IS
test centrifugal $50 nominal for 60 test musoo-
yado and fer 60 test. molasses sugar
NAVAL STORES-Spirits turpentine, steady AZ
about 59z fer machine-made barrels; r0sin steady.
AZ 40 20 i5 fer common % good strained. Tar
held firm at - TO $50 for oil barrels
MILL FEED-FKm and inactive. Spring bran.
lol-ib SACKS. 20 arrive. 2335; middlinEs . co. city
bran, 200 in bulk; Weston red dos. 29,iO. 10 ar-
rive.
FL0UR-Unscttled: trade quiet Spring patents
4.s9a53: spring clears 35s3s5; winter staights,
f.00a42j- clears 34Ga37e
RYE FLOUR-Quiet, az i5h5l9
C0RHMEAL-Steady; trade inactive. Kiln dried
for export 3.30a340; coarse meal IN bags, LEal o.
HAf-Fiuni good grades salahle; receipts. lO54
tons. Prime timothy, L25; No !, L2oaL25; No. 2.
L05all %: No. g. slas5.
STRAW-Steady: fair dealings Long re. 60z65.
BEEF-Fhm; fair trade. Family. l35oallO0;
racset l05au5.
PoRK-steadyi moderate densad. Mess. T.75a
IS 3; family ECO
TAH0w-sJeady; light trade City. in hogs
heads 6zs
LARD-DuM Prime Western. so; city. ss5; re-
fined continent. SO: South American. 1910; city
steanue. u, ole0stearine. weak; New York, slsa
So: Chicago. g.
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cabbage, per bbl., 90 cuc1mbers. per basket North
Carolina. L00al50; lettuce. home grown, Dbl IC0s
Lj0 onions. MARYLAND and Virginia, per bushel, Is;
per hH. 200a25 so string beans. green. per basket,
L00al2 tomatoes. choice. per crate 5Oa75: nearby
per box 5a50i beets, per bunch, SAL cantatlouDes.
I75a20Q
GREEN FRUITS-Apples loose-packed. 225a2 Is
peaches. per 6-basket carrier LO0aI50 oranges.
California navels. per box, 2.5ai00; lemons Sicily.
per box iO0a4.N
SUNDRIES-Beeswax per h.. q tallow. per H.,
44+atA honey, white clover, lib new, BALI 2Ib..
new, leaI2; ginsing per h. 501a50; Seneca. per
H.. 20; golden seal 4oai5. pink, l2ai4 mandrake,
2a3; snake root. 80
GRAIN-Wheat. choice, s0as3; fair to good sias7
ordinary, 72a7s rye 50a65; corn, shelled white
62a64 yellow, 62a6i: car. 22oa325; cats. Western
white. No. . Sass mixed. 50a52
Hay AND STRAW-Tmothy, choice, 2 OOaZ %
do No l. 200oa2l %; do. No 2 H.0lal906: mixed
hay, ls01al900; clover, le6Cal759 straw, re. bun
die, u.00; do. rye, machine thTesh, 65oa675; do,
wheat $50
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool market steady; hides
generally dull. Wool washed free Of burs, per b.
3; do unwsshed. free Of burs 3: do. bury, %
Hides green. PET To-, o. d. dry. l5a5. sheepskins
green, each, 9DalOO; do. dry. each, 25aS Cshskins
green, each Is
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

SQUARE S59-Tlomas J. Hariester ct ux. 10 Charles
" Fairfax and Ralph L Hall, 70 secure Carlton
NJ BesI. $3.50, years, per cent, semi-an-
uually. lot IL
Petwortr-Rchard H. Knott ct TX to George w.
f. SwartzeIl and Alexander T. Heusey TO secure
Harry I. Domer. 500 year s per cent. semi
annually lots 45 &C. a. and s. square o. Same
70 George p. Hoover and James 4. TOomsy to
secure Harry 7. pomer. So ! year, per cent
semi-annually. lots IS 70 81 square Il
Richmond Psrk-WiIliam Otto Engler et TX 10
James 5. Easley. 10 secure Northwest Washing
ton improvement Company Sl4l067. ! TO IS
months, per cent lot 2 square 1903
Columbia Heights-Charles p. Adams ct Tx. 70
Charles H. CragiE and William A. Hill 10 Sc
Mary I. Hughes $500. years. per cent,
quarterly. lot IS, block q Same 10 William A.
Hill and Charles F. wallraf. TO secure Clara c.
Holmes $40. / to ls months per cent, semi
annually same property.
Square north Of 7<3-Juiia P. Evans 10 Rudolph B.
BehreRd and ]. Edward Lewis. to secure Isaac
BehTend. $500. ; years. Per cent. semi-an-
nuaiy, lots % to Sc. 81 to 81
Dobbihs Addition-Clarkson r. Sherwood ct TX. to
]. Ionis Nillige and Ernest II Daniel to secure
Alexander NIar. S90 monthly notes. 6 per
cent. lot g. square Il.
DCbbns Addition-Alexander Millar ct ux. 10 George
N. EEmerich and Douglass s. Mackali. 10 secure
Washington Six Per Cent Permanent Building
Association. 5000 lot 50. square L.
Square 6TI-EugeBe V. German ct ux-, Anna A.
Larkin ct viz. Francis s.. and Mary L. Browne
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS,

New York, Aug Is - CATTLE-Receipts, $50
Dressed beef il far demand at S2al0A. Liverpool
and London markets unchanged.
CALYES-RCceipts go. Common 10 good veais
550aS00; dressed calves easy citydressed veals sa
I21z; couatry-dressed. 7alli5.
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts. 40. Sheep
steady; 350a559; lambs higher, s.E5as.5i.
HOGS-Receipts. 1203. All for slaughterers Moth
ing doing In live hogs.
Chicago. Aug. IS. - CATTLE - Receipts. 1000
steady. Prime beeyes 5.55a7s5; poor to medium. AS
as 80; stockers and feeders 26Ga490; and heif
ers Z6oa5 &c; Gamers 1.40a2.5O; Texans. 375a4so.
HOGS-Recepts. I6O0o Market steady. Light
e2la665 rough 55Oa575; heavy, 5s5a6.25: pigz 5.Y5
ass
SHEEP-Receipts. 1905; estimated for Friday.
sOo0. Market Ice lower; steady Native sheep. S5la
565; Western sheep. 35Oa5se; native lamb, 525a
10. Western lambs. 5.30a7.31
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sells cents per share.
Notes on Mining.

Work has been completed on the concentrator Of
the Stewart Mining Company in the Occur d'AIeue
district and in few days il win be put into oper-
alton TO crush ore for many OF f. Augustus Hen2e's
properties including the Stewart. Crown Point and
Silver King The mill has capacity Of 80 tons
daily. aud ore IS being stored in the slopes and
dumps awaiting treatment.
Information comes from the Tintic camp Of
Utah, to the effect that some important develop
ments have been made lately the l00o-foot level
Of the Eagle and Blue Bell mine. According TO the
latest reports. the new find is the best ore ever
discovered IN this mine. The find was made in q
drift north from the shaft and was in virgin ter
yt0ry.
Theodore Douglas. president Of the Douglas Cop
per Company, has left New York for Fundcion
in the state Of Sonora Mexico. where he viii
spend several months personally directing the opcr-
aJions Of bis company.
Word comes from the Port Arthur mining camp.
Of Ontario, Canada. which has not been affected
by any labor troubles in the Cobalt district that
some 30 miners have drifted into Port Arthur
from Cobalt The Hanson Consolidated Silver
Mines which the largest operators IN the Port
Arthur camp. have given york 70 ali these men.
because Of the extensive Improvements and de-
velopInents on the properties
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RALLYIN The MARKET
Generalization at Opening
Soon Shows Change.
CLEARANCE SHEETS ALL GOOD
Announcement Of Condition of
Houses Acts as an Impetus to Mar
ket-LOndOR Depressed Because of
Advance in Bank of EngIand's
Rate of DiscOunt-Holiday i'm Paris

New York, Aug 15-The most impoT-
tant rally that the stock market has had
for over a week occurred to-day. and
continued to the end Of the session, leav-
lng final prices for all important stocks
well above last nights closing quotations.
AT the opening the market was prae-
ticaIly demOraliZed, every active stock
starting at a substantial decline, which
n the case of American Smelling and Re
lning amounted 10 4 points. while ARlal-
camated Copper was of points, and
Union Pacific, Reading, Southern Pacific.
and Brooklyn Rapid Transit were each
of points or upward from last nights
Did price
In the first fifteen minutes of trading
the tendency Of prices was downward,
making the losses IN the number of i'm
portant issues materially greater than
hose represented by the initial quota
ions but by the end of that time the ef-
feet of the supporting orders put in by
interests began TO be felt. not only check
-ng the decline, but bringing about rally
which was substantially aided by the Gov
ering of shorts.
Clearance Sheets Go Through.
An additional impetus was given TO the
advance by the announcement at Il
o'clock that The clearance sheets went
through al right, setting at rest all ru-
mors of impending failures such as had
been in circulation on the preceding day.
London was seller Of stock in the local
market, and all departments Of the stock
exchange in the British capital were de-
pressed on account of the action Of the
Bank of England in advancing its rate
Of discount from / TO ~ per cent, several
weeks in advance of the regular season.
This action on the part of the bank was
the more surprising as the weekly return
was good, and not unnatural The result
# the increase In the rate was a short
advance in demand sterling, the effect on
the part of Paris cheque not being seen
on account Of the holiday in the latter
city.
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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. 1883 F street north
west
New York, Aug. B.-The market presented little,
the tendency being downward, and il pronounced
fashion early in the day when there was good
deal Of selling pressure IN the winter months.
When It WAS seen that the stock market was as
Smning mono normal conditions cotton showed a
Tllying tendency and held It's own most Of the late
session. The market lacked snap. Gables were poor
and the news from Texas was meager At half O
dozen stations there some rain but adyices
from the State II general were missing and In
their absence few Tentured TO operate except in
4 small way. As a matter q fact the Wall Street
situation Is attracting more notice just now than
the Texas weather. upon which 50 much appeared
70 hinge last week. The State may be in bad
shape but the trade does not regard it. as
evidenced by the general apathy and absence Of
support in the face Of a drought Of unprecedented
duration. The restoration Of wire service may tell
Of some damage bat as yet Texas Is by TO means
regarded as beyond redemption. Furthermore the
crop IS in good shape elsewhere, and the prospect
IN that respect is bearish.
Liverpool is due TO cone TO higher tomorrow
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lawsuits.

No. 1881 Virginia Polgaze rs. Capital Traction
Company: damages. 81 go Plaintiffs attorneys Ed
ward S Stewart and RalstOn & Siddons
No. 497s2 Mary Butler vs.. Capital Traction Com
pany; damages. $500 PLAINTIFF attorneys ". G.
Gardiner and f. " Horevsn
No. 1878 Elwood o. Wagenhorst. executor, vs.
Fannie f. Towles. executrix. and Gilbert B. Towles
bond. $4,000. Plaintiffs attorneys. WOrthington,
Heald * Frailey.
No. 1874 William E. Roche, r.. by next friend.
William E. Roche ST.. vs.. Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company and Washington Terminal Company;
damages. $1,000. Plaintiffs attorney, Wilton J.
Lambert and Edward Mclean
No 1885. Theodore Il. COnTerS~ receiver. vs.. Eliz
abeth H. Schenck: account 500. Plaintiffs attoT-
noys. Adds B. Browne Alex. Britton, and Evans
Browne.
No. 1913. Theodore r. Converse receiver. vs. Lsl-
Their Fuller; account, $500. Plaintiffs attorneys. A.
B. Browne. Alex. BTittOn and Evans Browne.
Nc 1857. William f. Roche Ts. Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company and Washington Terminal
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

sales-Begilar call. z O'Clock noon.
Capital Traction IS. 900 at ll6is. Sizes at r0a
$500 az ll01s $50 az 10.
Columbia Railroad g. 500 az l02E
Capital Traction az rs at rs
Washington Railway c.umon % at s.
Washington Railway preferred 50 az =.
Washington Gas . az 6sit.
MeFganthaler. az rs az COS. 5 at 9ls, 10 al
a7ia az 97is
Lanst0n 30 at lT7s
Greene CaIauea ] az lIis
Mitchell Mining. loo az t. 10 AZ Is. 10 al rs
. ~
American Graphophoue common. 5 at g.
American Grarhoplone preferred. 10 at p.
After call-Washiugt0u Gas certificates. 81 900 az
iol
Washington Gas. 10 az Dis IS 81 70.
Mitchell Mining. > az .
Capital Traction q at Is
Washington Railway preferred p at %
The following are the closing quotations on yester-
days stock exchange:
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Probate Court.
JUSTICE BARNARD.

Estate Of John J. King; viii admitted to probate
and letters testamentary granted to Clara B King
bond $500. Attorney A. II. Bell
Estate Of Herman Thran; letters Of administration
granted to Johanna K ThIan. bond 800. Attorney,
David Rothschild
Estate Of Henry c. Becker; VIII admitted TO pro
bate and letters Of administration C a granted 70
William F. Becker, bond Sl,10 Attorneys. Sheehy
4 Shelby
In re George A. r. Walton; order appointing
William r GochenOIr guardian bond 500 At
torney. ". T. ToTbeTt
Estate Of Nancy L. Donaldson; viii dated April
g. 1901. filed.
Estate Of Frances L. Robinson; order 10 pay at
torney's fee. Attorney. W. MOsby Williams.
IN re Mary c. Humey; order Of allowance At
tornex John 4. sweeney.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extrs. per crt. $50; butcher. l50a
500. common, 25os300: rough Isaac
HOGS-Per ewt. gross. $50: ordinary per cwt
sec.
sHEEP-Cnpped. 35la{ %: common, 0aa3 Co.
LAMBS-STTiug choice, 7a71s; medium 6lsa7.
CALE ES-Prme. per h. 7a7i4: medium. slza7;
grass 4a5
COWs-Prime fresh, each, 48eoa5909; common,
each. 2oWaso @: CID and dry, s.0sIe00.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York Aug L.-Money on call at the stock
exchange opened at 3 per cent; highest. L. lowest,
-; closing 8 Most Of the loans at pcr cent
Time money in good demand and was offered
sparingy ny brokers Rates per cent for sixty
FOR six months.
Mercantile paper was quiet, with very few sales.
Rates were quoted al 6a5l2 per cent f0T sixty 10
ninety DAYS Endorsed bills receivable SACK for
choice four TO SIX months single Names and 81 for
Others.
The market for sterling was very irregular al day
Sight drafts closed Is per cent higher Rates sixty
days 4S245; demand, As6s5; cables, As7so; conner
cal bills 4Sliza48